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foreign, 0 t.( aP s, alo'the
offielel ` pee e of the Boarde
of the Caotmon'ouuci;'at'thele lot meetings, and
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As oar editleell be oaolls large otis scarorrly
uecesooey eo al ths attentios of our, advertiatog
friendo to the cltes at tifero sfoe me~ollatg'ieiri
weaus koo.
.j We are indebted to commercciTo frii d for
late circulr rsbytho Arabia.
I' We ae indebted to the oflicers of the fine
steamer Eclipse, for late Loisville papers.
Air We reaindebted to the tSt tLoo pocket
Oceana, for late iver favors.
Axeocc GI arco.ý-The members of, th Ameri
can Clob, Ward No. 2, between Julia oindi;halia
streets, are earnetly requested to meet thts eveing,
at bafpnast. 7o' et ,t4o. 9 New Basin.o ousiness
of importance owllooe oip for coisideratio,; and-It
to hoped the atteodoce wfle general.
TaoBefoLvEro'ow -We' have received thekyr
noimber of the ?tt:hoolfdliow," a very entertainiiog
little pohhcatoo erboys and sirl& .It issooby
_ Din di< idwcdl , i+ 'New York.'
Ulass.-mntnesternbausies s there is considera
ble activity,andý likely to be for weeks longer. 'Tle
lower eteamboatlanding begins to assumits summer
gib:` A few boats are loading for theolIedxriver,
,taka as and 0Aploaea. Foe the Yazoo ri rther
Jo tome little business doing. All theelowe trade,
however, is drawing toits close:u The boats out of
Red river which rrived yesterday, brought' only a
few bales of cottoni-~ ne 18, another 53, and another
'i20 bales. If there is muinch more of the article be
tween" the lakes, Shreve ort and the mouth of the
river,'we should suppose it would;be ,oming to mar.
ket. We shall foot up our records to-monrrow, and
see how many of those 75,000 bales, we said would
probably come out of Red river after the 26th of
i faith, are .bahind.
The same facilities for shipping which we have
n'tioed'for two months past, still continue. Freights
have, however, declined to ruinous rates. Consider
able will be lostby those who chartered vessels to
.come fomn Noitliern ports here, to load with cotton,
;'at I;8 [email protected] 1 1-1nth sterling for Liverpool, and
.and 'i c. t0forn Havre. Some charterers will lose
froeo eghtthousand to twelve thousand dollars on
dJ;rptievel We can only sympathize with those
who h~nlojudged the freightingbusiness, and hope
theynaiymiake it up another season. Cotton was
chelppe'.ymsterday at 14d. and 5-16th. to Liverpool.
We learnof one shipper only offering three-sixteenths.
"A cotton wiia going from New York at one-eighth,
he said hi could.not afford to pay over fifty per cent.
here, ur, we learn, has been shipped at New
York for, Lndon at one shilling and three pence.
~orod.--The receipts for the twenty-four hours
eahing at six o'clock last evening were, by the
Natchez, from Vicksburg, 873 bales; Jackson Rail
road, 37; Swamp Fox, from Grand Ecore, 220; Rosa,
18;- Grenada, 53; Picayune, from St. Martinsville,
4.97; sundries, 112-total, 1,760 bales.
SrTEAMER C ORA AkNDSON."-This new steamer,
intended to ply as a regular packet between this city
and St. Louis, was built at New Albany, Indiana,
by Peter Tellon & Co., under the direct supervision
of her commander, Capt. John H. Carroll.--Length
on deek;i256 feet; length of keel, 237 feet; breadth
of beam,'39 feet; breadth of floor, 30 feet; depth of
hold, 8 feet; 2 engines; 24 inch cylinder and 8 feet
strike;: 3 boilers, 36 feet long and 46 inches in dia,
meter, with 4 flues in each; doctor and doctor boiler'
and freight engine-.Extra staunch built and double
fastened, Classes Good Al-1400 tons capacity.
GCost $50,000,
* Loa Coe RC.oeP We give below the receipts of
produce in the basin and canal of the Canal and
Banking Co. for the last month, amounting, according
to the estimate, to $155,000. The value of merchan
dise which has gone out through the same channel
moot bane amounted to half a million of dollars, of
which not more than one-half could have been re
ported through the Custom House. It is a safe esti
mateto assume that five millions of dollars, annually,
go ogt through this baok route of our city.
Re sdof .'roduer in stn i ee SOuis for the Moeth ofAprel.
1856.-Ectston, 572 boles; Iumber, 4,50s , feet; Wood, 4,5199
cous; B1rick, 1,65700; Saned 16,000 bbls.; SheIs, 5,09 bbs.;
harcoal, 600.oo bble.; Tr., 1,766 bble.; bhinlet, 455.50; 15tbs,
60,t000;:Stve 85,000 o; , bble. Sppltet Turpentine,
Te ba.; Hides. 1l75; Potsttoesf, Ic bbe.; Deer Stiv., 48 blent;
aw novat, 400 bb '. llee,4t a4 bble.; Mislaes, 53 bble.. White
Oak ýtees, 8e; lsles Gunny Oaen, 2; Bales ROpe, 5; Gunn
S1,5; Lime, 10 hhde.; .do ot, b); Cttl, 17; Selt,
THe TRUE SPrraIT.--Thbe Mobile papers of Thurs
day publish the subjoined Washington dispatch :
Wosemnrox, April 0.--In the Cloux, to-day, Clon. John A.
Qoltmmal 3 p. eeeeh et the sate of attre ohoth IthmUn ad.
oeated tthreeael of th[e neutrality laews, and the seiaure of the
Celhmms by the Oovneutnet.
Just exactly what was to have been expected from
"Old Chepultepeo." Being aware of the horrid
enormities perpetrated upon erieans at Panama
by a beastly multitude, and hbetg. posted as to the
murderous mode ofwarfare pursued by the Costa
Ricans-who massacre the mother, the babe and the
boy, just as they do captive prisoners-it is no won
der his honest indignation was aroused, and that he
proposed a repeal of the neutrality laws and a seizure
of the Isthmus by the Government. The atrocities
that have been committed excuse any lengths a war
rior statesman could go.
But, a repeal of the neutrality laws would answer
all useful purposes. Repeal them, and Central Amerl
can questions will be settled in short order. We
earnestly hope Congress will sanction the movement
of Ge-n. .Quitlsan at an early day-the sooner the
better. -
B tEc TA -Bea-in Koendig, auctioneer, will
Sell tp t soh oal Il2 o'clock, 'at Oua' Arcde, the fotiowing
lpto a ilooodabWiok dwelliog, on Apollo street, tver St. An
deo, Lathe teoeith Dtrict.
20. woor doablhd'et story brioc hoowo, divided Into eight
,.teoewto, on Lefayetle etreet, (tOt tItoL) Thti propeorty t
Inver! eaceateorder, and ti be sold without reseoee.
v3, Two Tate'WbeItattf geoo d ton the etus squrtc, ad atd
jodrpungato e eoe teptety.
4tb. Throe voaluble lots of geoud on Ctlibhooa street, First
Diitetet. Thete oteteett are owteoted foeot ldtog poepos.
Ott. Aeebtthte brick storeon L tMerip trOt, bett eet tgas
ttae ed (Mawp dteleit, and fryting the market, Foocli Die
Phis Itt&aeryeoeettent opportttoty for lecratoe~ Ittet tenet,
mthe ahoeo proety' tell) be sohtd oethoutteteeee. Forparticu
OttO, aeaonreataeeetiing coln:e'.
iopae Is taken up
t nthe .e
ne.f ol .mnithas entertainjqg ad impoi
tent ma ttei-,thoUgh some of it is meornful to the
last-degree. Eternol iest to the brave Men whob h.ve
fallen In as noble a cause anthat which reddeitedthi
plain of eingtn and lighted up the fitre of.re.
'bllietn nth hdst of i revolutidnary ncestore,
gntad 8errlastsng nor to their aemories! It has
lyenorty soi, tle blood oithe martyn isthe seed
Of EIme ottnrre." It is iC fl1 tttrusmthat'thblted
of patriots necesnsary to the ndoeisbese9 and
growth of the tree of liberty.' Its rol.s not'be wa
terediwith human gore before the trnki ca acquire
its iaposing and telyproportionand its overshad
owing branches teet and phid.iillions of free
n prosperous people. del c es the cnse
apnd up 4fiitp tro i lbGreat Britain.'
nch" the case stoyl RIsea the people ,ah e fort
enfrainchtsemhnt fpeaht shfthe ack of theirdppresors.
SSuah:has beeansnd .seh rwibhe the destiny of the no
rblehoandieb ejitii5W tnvtngheroicaldly, Ityt grand
icn whlch sltsllP e as perpetoil as timsepd oauspoi
ctos"s eet htwtih:releised iur forefathers ifo the
d.eegdi ut Ob odom of colonial vassalage. Some
diyh.. dds, may-be thousands-must offer up
tJeaso best blood before the final, glErious cen
n0ssisnt is. . ught., But, that final consuirima
Son.is as ertain athe day is to arrive, when
'. T. repleishal daethrPne thekings,"
and the ms i oasthe, atiouis phall stand forth in all
thenityf digity f osanhood, which a coascious
.ass of freedlom. analone inspire.
;imnajtakle^eeksi and -mdnths, perhaps years, and
nielhstbolysamoountof bloodshed, before the -inde
pendeiicea and regeneration of Nicaragda can be
cliieved. But thid'movement willbe successful. The
geatt iineiplo of right sustains it. The sympathies
af allbovers of liberty in the United States are with
it, HIIman progress demands it, Thercause of flee
dom pleads for-it., The interests of our race, the
rtrests'of civilization, the interests of commerce,
theisterests of the United States, and' especially the
iterests of the South ind of New Orleans, are in
volved,in thie redemption and.disenthralment of Cen
tral America frola nhe oppreshi and misrule which
i.ae .apoverished, ruilied andlegraded herfor thle
last hird of a century.
We have enotidhe, nor iit snecessary, to refer-to the
deteils of the great battle of.Rivas.. The fell 'partic
ulars are given, glowingly, but no doubt truthfully,.
byhe oedittr of El bKicaraguense in his edition of
the oih It will be seen that five hundred Ameri
tan gudonelhuanred native troops-six hundred in
a~l-wion a splendid triumph over two thousand Costa
Ricansl killing six hundred of them ! And this, too,
whehW Q Costa, Ricans enjoyed the advantage -of po
sitina; cannonpfortifications, etc. Here the superior
ity of. Amernean prowess -and skill is strikingly
demonstrated. HaRd the-troops at Santa Rosa been
tommanded by a braveand.skillful officer, instead of
an imbecile and a cowarda- similar magnificent result
.wold have followed, aid the Costa Rica.n armies
wouidhave been, ere this, exterminated. But, the
untoward defeat at SanteaRosa has only protracted
,the contest to allow theregenerators better opportu
-nities of acquiring new andunfading laurels.
The war, as proseoited by Costa Rica, is marked
by a savagery and britality that will shock Christen
dom. The rules of civilized warfare are not regarded
by tlhe President-Geneotl in comimand of the army of
fCostmBica. He delibeFatelyshoots prisoners of war
he allows his troopliiahssscre innocent,persons in
the employment of.'the Transit Company-he per
mits them to. murder wolien; babos and boys, be
iause they were.nativef oftlie United States, and for
no other reason-and whei wouinded non-combatants
were laying on the ground, weltering in -their gore,
his harbarians took a fiendish delight in stabbing
them through and through with bayonets anl swords !
This is all true, as will be seen by referring to the
affidavit accompanying the protest of Minister
Wheeler to the President-General lora.
Shall such horrible outrages be tolerated in- the
nineteenth century? If so, let us cease boasting
about the progress of oivilization or the effects of
christianity. If not, let our Government stretch forth
its powerful arnl, and crush-aye, even under the
dust their bodies pollute-these monsters in human
shape who seem to delight in deeds tbhorrent to na
ture and nature's God-in everytlmg that is detes
table, mean, cowardly and brutal--in everything
which offends the senses and blights the fair face of
humanity. There is no middle ground here.
Not content with these murders and massacres,
President Mora has issued a proclamation denouncing
death to all filibusters, as he chooses to style the
defenders of the territory of Nicaragua. A more
atrocious proclamation was never published to the
world. Let us glance briefly at the facts of the case:
First, Costa Rica, without cause or provocation, de
clares war against Nicaragna. Second, she marshals
her armies to invade that State. Third, war being
declared, Nicaragua had no alternative but to fight,
and dispatched a forceto meet and repel the invaders.
Fourth, that force was routed, nineteen prisoners of
war were taken, eighteen of whom were shot. Fifth,
the Costa Ricans pursue their advantage and cap
ture a town of Nicaragua. Sixth, ththere they murder
something less than twenty women, babes, boys and
men. And, seventh, the chief of the invaders declares
his determination to put to death all the defenders of
the country he has ruthlessly invaded that may come
into his hands!
Such a savage policy as this will speedily lead to
retaliation; and we think Gen. Walker would be per
fectly justifiable if he required a forfeit of ten Costa
Ricans to one American. Even then the measure of
justice would be hardly filled. At all events, the
rflians who have let loose the fiends of war and mur
der, cannot be punished too severely. A nation whose
President and General-il-Chief issues orders to his
troops to kill every American they can, regardless of
age or sex, (see telegraphic dispatch appended to the
news,) would deserve no sympathy were its name, its
people, and its institutions, blotted from the face of
the earth, and its towns, and villages, and pleasant
places, made desolate and uninhabitable.
The conduct of Minister Wheeler-prompt, decided
and manly-will meet with the cordial approbation of
the people of the United States. He acted the part
of a true man throughout, and all honor to him for so
doing.
MARRIED:
At Gre~envlle, parishl of ebrron, on the let inst., by Rec 1.
C. Keener, WM. 1. DAEMEON and COURTNEY M. NCN
TON. __________
-Wanted-& Bouqruet by Suonday Even
lg. with the nae of the person tarked with lowetrs. Address
A. B. crescentoife. my3 201t
a1C- The Amerleen Party-Saturday nig~ht
nert, s May, Delegates v,111 he appointelltd at No. 9,' New llasin.
The pp~ointtmfut of Delegates is the roost Importsnl step in the
prog-nlne. Il~ an wu ho deeh'es the succeaa of our party
sh~ould attend and vote. Appoint goodi delegates and they will
nuke good atobattius. With Fouod nuuuiinatius, euo~ese ix
certain.
tall 2p9(";l
Flatr Utcrnrzrur~r or NEW Onttn-,
mce of theChief Eng~ineer, A4prilA2S, I156.
Da- In eomserctteace of thle great collfaslott
treated at fire. by the crowds usually gmiurfl hereat, obstruct.
ing the memb.rs of Uha File 1) 1artnun.t i the elficet dis
charge of their arduous dutis, and prarunting their saf e escp
from Oailing Ovalle, e.plo.o U, etc.
Notice I. hereby glrcn that from and after thin date, in accord.
once with arrapgements catered into wijth hi. Dono0r the Mayor,
the City Niles will be in atlendanea to take p--,fu~in of the
Utreet. the vkfnity of the fir, withl.trict order. to clear the
same anod admit none within the lines excepit persons coonencl
with th. Department, I or weaing bagdgr de ignting
the companies they belong le.
The attention of parents, guardians and owners of slate., is
pauticu1arly cadled to the fUrcg utg.
Companies in charge of chafes and .takes, are regneeted Sm.
ruod(a1eIy upon their arrival at a fire to turn them over to the
pole ALFRED BELASUGER Chief EtgUghlr.
Ornct ori rna riltL or roues, 2I
New Orleans, Aplril .^bth 156.
The Police of the City of Xtw Ulkunr are hereby ,.mined
that they are required to tate chat ge of the Urthai. and to clear
the.ttl, a per above noce of th. Chief Etgiu.trot the Fire
D partmW Jt.
e:D 1p6t WH). It. JAMES, Chief of o',i, e
WyHe a what the Medical Faeulty pay of
Dr. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS: L oc~ty '. Pa., Jaumary I, 15444-Dr. J. Ilndttcr,
Pittsbughi, I'a.-Sir : From my experince with the remedia
qualities contained In your inimitable Bitters in chronic diseases,,
usch as Bhisimiisi, Gou.t, Dyspessia, Dysentery, Di)rrhre,
etc., also as a sreieusive Bf disease nud tonic, I hase no huSi;a
tion in pronoeneinl: itthe best medieiue with nhteh I am ac
quoBBted, and take pleaure in recosmmending your val1bi
Bitters to dyspeptics particularly, and to the profssion gne
ralBy. Fours, vry rscpeItfully. II. A. SMITH, M. D.
For sale byJuhn WPright Cs., II and 151 Chartres street,
ancd. O. Wosdmcn, sorner MaEmgi, and Cuomon Streets.
my2St~itW
TEiEGRAPH D O TREi SENT.
GOVERNIVIENT ACTION.
sLo-orF;wra= sT k. Y.
A onsIUt ito Inqidre Into thse Outrages.
BY Tax so00TRNn LuNs,
Wnnaawaron, SMy 2 .-The Governcmenekll take
p t and fficient measures relative t the late out
committteda Panama!
A:vessel of waritll be sent immedately from the
4tlantie poast to the scejie of the murderous transac
tions, and it is -not improbable that a commission
-will be also sent to ascertain the real facts of the
affair.
The sloop-of-war St SMary is supposed to be at
Panama by the present time.
Does President Pierce desire a Re-nonmina
tlon
If President Pierce desires a re-nomination for the
office he now holds-not fills-at the hands of the
June National Convention of his. party,it is in his
power to distance all competitors and to command
success. There is no doubt of the correctness of this
proposition-not a scintilla of doubt-provided he
possesses a moity of the nerve and manhood pertain;
ing to an American freeman.
According:.to ttlegraphio dispatches from New
York; under'date of 30th ult., of the Orizaba's news,
it is statedithat San -Juan is blockaded by a British
war frigate, mnd'liat "many homeward bound pas
sengers (Americans) for the 6rizala, were compelled
torethrn ' and that " the British Government has
tendered to the Costa Ricans two thousand stand of
rarms I"
All these proceedings are of a high-handed, intoler
able character; and, if submitted to, will cover this
whole land with' shame and humiliation-make it a
mark at which the " slow moving fuger of scorn" can
be forever pointed-reduce it to that miserable con
dition where giant strength is palsied by imbecility
and "cowardice-render its very name a by-word, a
reproach, and a scoff; throughout christendom and
heathendom.
These may be strong words, bhut they are none the
less true. No British vessel of war has a right to
blockade any North American port, when profound
peace reigns; between England and this continent,
much less to interfere with the passengers or com
mercial steamers of the United States, as has been
done4 according to the telegraphic dispatch we have
quoted. "Many horheward bound passengers for the
Orizaba, were cempelled to return,"' owing to the
piesence of this British frigate, says the dispatch !
If this is not a gross and unbearable interference
with the rights of this nation, then we are at a loss
to understand the meanaing of the term. If it is not
about as had as the practice of searching our ships on
the high seas, which led to theliswsar with England,
we are much mistaken. If the transit of our passen
gers is to be interfered with one trip, may not the
vessel be absolutely stopped the next? All of these
questibns are reasonable and pertinent.
Then, again, is not supplying the Costa Rican Gov
ernsment with "two thousand stand of arms' a di
rect and positive infringement upon the lionroe doc
trine? Wes are of that opinion, although those
nuisances-the diplomatists-could easily write whole
volumes of hair-splitting arguments to the contrary.
What is the difference between indirection and direc
tion? Precious little in the eyes of common sense
people.
toere are gnonans Upon n-an rrnsluene nrrce eau
safely openrate; and if he acnts with firmness, decision
and manliness, he will not only maintain the honor
of the nation, but secure his renomination at Cincin
lati. Again, his good fortune has thrown a plank in
tis way to save him from drtowning! Will he accept
it? All he has to do is to send the Merrimac and one
or two other steamers down to San Juan, break up the
blockade, and tell the British Government, in unmis
takable termns, that interference in the domestic
troubles of Central America will not be tolerated un
der any circumstances.
We hope ihe will do this, although we distrust his
ability, firmness and courage. Oh, that we had a
..n at the helm of the ship of State! Oh, how in
spiring it wonld be if we had a JACKSON, a CLAY, or
a FaLunonE in the Presidential chair ! But, alas ! we
fear the owls have entered into the eyries of the
eagles !
AT- A learne I wrter, Deadcy, sanys: "D ry
den, to enetee his bifllinnt eltiune of lpoety, to cute flesh ; amt
Yrs. ie delilff adopted the came plan. Green ten and effe, if
we no sleep, induce (Iraming. lieptisnt Puetef, fur procuiring:
quiet rent and platting dremns, swallowe'd hock; tongu~e aft`er
topper. IndigetlioA, and that condition which it terr.:ed a weak
or hatab le stomach, constitute a roost frulitful source of visions.
The immediate or direct influe~nce of rot lotion. in tot 1y nht -
in,^ tba sensltiona mad thle disposition in wnkior: memsotý, is a
pea? of[ its power to derange the eirclllslion of theu bruin andd
the manta)l Incultic in sleep. People aibe are troubled euith e
digestion, mayF surely get relief from lloofland's Grmann Bit
tee,," sold pellairely in this country by Dr. C:. It. Jackson,
IN) Arch street, Philadhelphia, and by his agents. Sees ndycr
titemeut. al C .p1,eeu
A PEoBan D BREATH.--What lady or gentlema.
would remain under the aar.e of a diagreeable breath, when,
by auinh tle "'alm of r Thousand Flowers as a deatri"ce,
would not only render it sweerbt b lat arve the teeth wihb a ala
baster? ang peronsdo nor knowtheirbreathisbad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Pour a
single drop of the "Balm" on y]our tooth-brush and wash the
teeth night and morning. A fifty cent botle will lasta year.
A beautiful complexion may elaily be acquhed by using the
" Balm of a Thouanud FlOi ers."' It will remoive tan, pimple,
and freckles from the a ki, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and washthicfacenight
haoring Made Lrsm.--Wet your shaving-brush in either warm
or cold water, pour on two or three drops of " Eselm of a Thou
saod Flowere," rub the beard well and it will make a beau:ifal,
sof hather, much facilitating the operatlon of shavibg. Price,
only 50 cents. Fetridge & Co., proprietors. For ..:e by J.
Wright & Co., O. . Woodman, and all druggists.
fe5l d-WLM-odlm
.d Card.
A report in the local olmol of the Oirtesninn appaare~l 1.
yesterday's paper under thle h~ead of " A liird %aged," in nhiirh
my name, ocelupatiou and character, is most wantonly a,-:led.
So far as my candact in the nflkir of dit'nrbill(; the Pence. ns is
charged 1. that articlel, I can assaru the pub~lic n my fng riends
I acted as every· honest and human~e man would act to preserve
ordler in his owrn housre. and protect the weak from the iiolenca
of tha strong ; and if Justce hd hear done me by the ottirlr.
Wia. Kaaren, who , auby d the dirtytytynnee. wyd hav.e
arrested Inmtead of myself. ThJOattack thNrefore upon mSWAN
falsec, maliciouls, -ld in every respect unwarranted.ll
my3 2111t JOHN SWAN.
Summtn er Clothinag.
PER ETEA Ul crPIP NADL
LEIGT I ITON : 13 1B.O'I'O
Coner St. Chlarls and Clnna l sts.
-NEW GOODS-JUST OPENED
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS; 0.ir
d ILinen Check Coats.
WhiOe Linen 1uck 50od Drill PANTS; Fancy French 1DIM!
PANTS.
Whlte and Colored Marseilla VESTS-Sicgle aod Do;ubl
Bre~sted.
Merino FROCK and DRESS COATS.
Merino PANTALOONS-Fsl h I rge a.soment of A5lpaca,
arathea, Linucn and Thil Summer Cloth Coats
SIIRTS, of ;ary descripion,.
We h;eR received a choice aLortment of the latest style of
cclored CAMIRIC SHIRTS, with Byron and tasnding collars,
French wrists. Also-L.INEI AND COTTON SIIRTS, of
all ie, iqualIiti . and patterns.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
my 2p;t corner St. Charlie aO d Canal ota.
The Great Soulthern It.ctedy.
The attenid n of Planters is invited to a new a~nd invaluah,.e
Remedy for one of the most troublesome aomplaintn incident to
thisa climate. Testimonyl likea th fliowinig, froma adibtWglshed
aldge, Itayer and plater of ttitasitypi, show th s tmnlaioa
in which it is hell, wheruver known.
Victurta. NSo. e, 1M52.
Dr. Billi(s-SI : I have ased on my plantation, daring the
pat suammer, your "tarmtinatie and Astringnt Syrup,:' and
have found it an iaalmtbale remedy in the c!asa of caes ti r
which you rtommendt it. I do not think any preparation ran
be more ta'ely used, and think that every p!anter should have
a sopply always on hand. I believe it to be the moat valuable
mediccine in us for the disaaea it purports to relieve, that can
bahlrwoardt. Very retpt.cdully, yourob't servant,
J. S. YERtiER.
Warranted to cure all ce.a s of DiiarrhCta,'no Umater how vie
Ioat, or Ch~lera M rbls.
a3-Sold wholesa e t ld retMil, by
J. WRIGHT & CO., and
myl 2pGt<W 0. O. WOODMAN.
Selling at Cost
SIL~ HATS; -TO CLOSE
SFOFT FE1.T-all 1ior1 and esbae;
BOYS' AND CIHLI.I)RBNS' Fan,? IHaleand Cep.;
PANAMAS, I.EA:IIORN AND STRAW.
D. W. & F. BELDEN,
7e. Cnr:res esreet
-'STORTS TO EENT-FIXTCSVF t FPORT SALS7.
AID-A IS5g JeD-iiOr'e Safe. m;1 7p5;
Hantsome Summeit r Clothing.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
ALFRED MUINROE & Co.,
34 Magase street, corner of Gravier,
Would coil attention to their present assortnent of
Fashionable Clothlig for Gentlemen.
among which may be found the following ;
Single Mll'd Cassimere FROCKS AND PANTALOONS.
Drap D'EteFROCK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
BarpoUr, Alpacn and MerinoCOATS.
Cheek Linen, Brown Linou, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Dril PANTALOONS., 40 dilferent patterns.
French Drap l'Ete PANTALOONS.
White Marsoillea VESTS.
Very rich assortment of Fancy Iarseilles VESTS.
Rich Fancy El and Satin VESTS.
Bombaine, Ilarposr and Alpaca VESTS.
(Gure Merino UNDERSIIIRTS, wbole and half sleeves.
Gensas Cotton
Lisle Thread "
Half Iose, Gloves, Suspenders, IlHndkerehbefs, Cravats.
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
.MG. 3'. CZAO OtItlr.T2Vt,
Our assortment of ROYS' CLOTHINGI is very complete, em
bracing all the above styles mentined for gentlemen. Parents
and guardians are invited to call and purchase well-made cloth
ing for the boys under their charge.;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
A full assrtment of all articles manufactured by the Union
Indla Rubber Compsny, including CoAts, Leggings, Blankets,
Piano Covers, Sub-Marine Armors, Water Pails, Gun Covers,
Canteens, Water Bottles ,Beds and Pillows, Life Preservers,
Cloth, by the piece oryrd, etc., etc.e
One Price for Goods-No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
n30 2p5t Msagazine street.
.Vew Stamping rress.
A suitable and very eonvclnent article for
Rtilroads, Steamboats, Batkes, Offices, etc.
STATIONERS' HALL, 51 CAMP STREET.
The nidersigned are agents or the American Machine Stamp
Company, and have on hand a sample of their PATENT MA
CHINE ST.AMPING PRESS. This Machine Press possesses
peculiar advantages over all others now in use for euch perpo
es. It is always ready for use, beingecmpact, the ink and
stamping pads being combined. Two sizes aid arranged for
changeable dies. Thee cheapeet a.d best article for the purpose
yet invented.
Ordess reseived he
D. FELT & STETSON,
General Slationers,
iT lest No. hI Camp street and 7 Bankh Alley.
Important J.7edical Information
The Inte Dr. Chapman, of Philadelphia, has laid it down as a
rule, that "worms may be suspected in a child where there is
emnciation, and especially weakness of the bowels, accompa
nied by a discharge of lime or mueeus ;" and all medical auhio
rities agree that to work a thorough care the stomnch and
bowels mo:st be invigorated as well as the worms themselves
discharged. WINED'S CANADIAN CERMIFUGE dfils
hsth hese conditions. It not only esth'unles the vereicitlei,
hut strengthens the digestion, increase. the solvenl powser of the
gaseitcejlee, and imparts a healthy clioes to the bowels. Hience
its cares are complete mad permanent.
iqBe particular and remember thie name, "Wineer' Canadian
Vermifege." This Is the only adicle that can be depended on.
Remember this.
For edle whoiesleale and retail in New Ore!ans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
eole Proprietors, 2 and 151 Chartres street,
an8 e l6t &itW and by Iru eegihts generally.
Brewster, rPaicBe nthuyssen 3 Co.,
35 Front and 36 Fulton streets, and corner Notre
Dame, Front and Fulton streets,
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND BRASS WORk MIAN
UFACTURER ,
Stills, Worms, Juice Boxes, Fik:eerr, Chimneys, BrTechigs,
etc. Cpper T atleys, OGuttors, c:c. Sy erl'ps., Ss-ivrs, Bolts,
tsubber -ose, Fire PIup,, StCeam std Water tUlgse. Lilght
nig Rods and BTrass Cocks ad Yaolves of every deyciption.
lC Sole agen.s for
SCIIAFFER'S STEAM GAUGES;
t2S 2p6t EASE'S FIRE PUMPS.
Clothing! Clothing !1
Selling out at Cost
To Close the Coneert by the 10th of Mlay.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
DEIMAREST & AL ING,
57 COMMION STREET,
Opps.ise it5e C:rys Irtel,
Are stling se.tsheir stoes at sOST sssLESS TIAN (:ST.
t'ssslsccrs sessto dloswellssesallssnd essminoe psOesl, siore
pnoslsihss sizeI-,-esl. a1 .?eps
Hot and Tender Feet and Parts.
After walking on hot paeaemneo the frc"* nwill ,e } 'ry pa nful
and sore, al-al unbearable ; prt on a phclter of DALEI.I'gY'
PAIN EXTRACTUR; in Li~,e minutes ity Rill be cool ad
comfortable. Keep it on all night, and in the morning they
will be delightfully hard and ready fir another walk.
For sale in New Orleans, whole-ale and retail, at proprietor's
priceb, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
21 and 151 C...T..r. s'
GOmcrnerl €\ftis :t-r the ý)llth.
Lace Curtains.
.Tast received, a ehride assortment of La:e :nd M~linl Car
tlills, new pattel ns, at low prices.
J. D. DAMETION & CO.,
ns 2p& 2 batres ( n'rt, Cnudom houne tre t..
Floor Oil Cloths.
Three feet to twenty-fonr feet wide, of new designs and choice
qualities, eut to ,dt aly sized room or hall.
J. D. DAJIERON & CO.,
s2"_f p6t M Chartres and 27 Cn tomhonse strere
Canton .[altlpng.
4.4, 5-1 and G-F White and Checked ko attinlg, Of various qnall
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
S2prht 2 h.artres and Cutorm-house streets.
Carpeting, ~tIalling rand Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 19 Chartres sIreet.
Lately received, a large asso oment of CARPETINSI,, anch
av Velvet, Wilton, Tanesu-y, tt Ul-Uele Three-ply. In.grain, V'
nudinn, etc. FLOOR OIOI CLoo'TII, of vnaroue qmdnics lhld
widths, ent to s ih rooms, hall, etc. %ATfIN( -lx7 pi-e-s
4-4, 54 and 6F-4 White nnd Checkcred, non landilg; a1l of which
we offer a. the lowest market price.
A. UBOUSSEAU C CO.,
cJ 21,C 10 Chartres street.
Selling off to Close Business.
TIIE ENTIRE STOCK
-or
JOSEPnr rUrTY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
-mprising-
GOL.D AND SILVER WA.TOHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PIERFUMEIRY;
-And large nsorT,,meat of
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
-I4 now0 selling a
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dcalers I od Contiry Merohont halve now ,n oppoormn.oy
of pnrehaoin o the obove rdeduced priee FORI CAS or CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
wIoUwl and examine before purcha.ing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent
.-ememmbew No. 0 LOLmp eeete, onder ths City IloeL
o6 . . .I .
BIetterton &" cetre,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
NO. TcHuOU ITOELAS ,T., N. o.
Alt, Agents for JOIll. . PARK'S PUI:E NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING 'ATAWBA. Thse Wines ar warranted
the pare ju.ice of the Catawba bind Isabella Grapes. Part lhr
atteltion paid to fillin orders, a12 ?--.m
JWatchlnnaking ! WIatchmaking!
S. P. nUCK rEY,
(Late Young & Co.,) 8 CAMP ST.,
Re-ectfully larites the attent:ion of plurchasers to his entire
new stock of .,e WAT I ES, JEWELRYad SILVYERWA. lE,
manifaptured or idlpored oxpressi y to his order, every n-dcle
of which is fully g.arantid.
Partieuisx attentiou is invited tohs s Aortment of WAT'II F,
which cannot b. ezteled in th. cily. ad wi1l be sold at priceb
lower than is oftsen dk1 for an inferior criclo.
5-Tho et Ictest attention, as heretfore, in Watch Reptaring.
Dimoud Sttng, or Jewelry Work. a14 Splm
Dr. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
CU.., CL.n.R8, SCAI2LI-D I, W.r1r-SwOUI.LIN, SoS II d
UPLcsRs of every deaeriptioa. jarYI ^ply
Herring's Safe again fe'iclorious.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURIIANCE AGAINST FIRE.
EXtract of a letter from Norfolk, I.., dat51 Jan. I7, I&56:
One of herring's elebrEtad Fire-proof Safes as in Adams'
E.pre, (ffiee when the buildung wa burned, several weeks
ego. It remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when it wr tasken Out The i ire, on the oeerdon alluded
to, wrs one 5 he g r5est we ever row, and when the cheI t
was found, after a lasb e of forsy days, it wa, surro-nded
by embers, glowing brightly. When opened, the papers and
other artcles it contained were d w to be sound nd gnerally
in gemd condition, t 1us affordgng another prof of the security
ad mnerority of S se sf. Th e o alluded to may be ee
at the waehone of Mers. Rowland A Bros., who are agents
for themtkers. It slows elrly the evidence of a severe test
of it, inombueible qnalitiee, when its arterior was red-hat in
the bur-ning fulrnaee drat roved around it, and amid the embers
that glared around it for hccars, days and weeks.
The underpigned are Sole Agenuuts for the sale cf the above
named Ses. A full supply cou:sudly on hand.
C. C. YILLI.R S CO.,
mro _ if No. 70 Orazier ft-eet
7b tiea Lad es.
IIaving determined to close out our
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS'
Before tne season is,over,
We Cwill from this day
Sell at Greatly Reduced Prices I
Our handsome ,ortmect of
SOl., AND BARIEGE DRESSES
C. A. .BARRIERE & BiO.,
lI 2,m 20 Chartres est
Iron Fronts for Stors.
MANUFA.TURE or
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS, SILLS, etc.
Respectfully calls the attention of Builders, and the public in
general, to his
Broad St., below Sprtig Garden, west side,
PIIILADELPHIA,.
At whicl place he would be pleased to meet them, ani enter
into arrangements for furnishilg the above articles at ilio
SHORTEST NOTICE and on the most REASONABLE
TERMS.
Buildings manufactured by Mr. Baily, are open to inspection
in Philadelphia. ael ?plm
Louisiana
PT" a Tý'ATION Cl OT ING
ALkNUFACTORY,
18 Canal St., between Royal anll Bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed " his arrangements for the
maufactory of
PLANTATION CLOTHING
on a very large acale, takes pleasr h in infortmiu his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally, that he is now pret
pared to supply them at the shortest notice with
READY-hADE NEGRO CLOTHING
of the best material, and cut to ft each individual, at as low
priceal as ticles of idferior quality of Northern manufacture.
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mla ptf 118 Canal, bet. Royal and Bourblon sta.
Splendid assortment
-or
AT REDUCED PRICES.
P. A. HEBBRARD,
118 CANAL STREET, 118
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS, received by
the nlatest arrivals, which he will sell at very reduced pries.
Plain, FigrId and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounced BAREGE
Fat!l'-mourning
Plain Ilack GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jac..ne .
alkencienSe LACE TOI.LETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
INSERTING;2
EU(;ING;
White Cotton CAMERIC;
J ACONET;
BRILLIANTINES, h;:. and ,olored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, 4-4, 6-4, S-4;
NANSOOK;
INDIA MULL;
Striped nd Clheck SWISS MUSLIN;
CAM.IC;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored, all sizes;
TOILE S)C NORD;
SILK CIRUVEI.LI LUSTRE, for T:'.±vein, Dresss;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, JaqGard, Dmas.led Eld Emb'd;
12-4 WRITE BORBINET. for MVoqui:o Birs, made to order;
Irish Linen SIIIRTING;
SHEETING LINEN, French, Scoch and Irish, all widths;
Yellow and CoIored NANKIN, etc., 5tc.
A complete asor:ment o I PLANTERS`' GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW IIATS, for
NeS oes. fe 2p.tf
Roots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
rsw lnd!ng from ship O Norfolk, and in s:ore, genoeral aStcsO
mentof BOOTS, SHOES, BROrIANS, IHATS, CAPS, etc.
Plhutations supplied with prime IDITCHISNG OOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BRO(;ANS, OWOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW acd CAM1PEACHY HATS, at Lhe lowest maket
pricby FROST & CO.,
l3 2piW 10 Magar.g n S treet.
HATS, CAPS. etc.,
AT WIIOLESALE.
We are coontantly receiving a general -asortment of Silk, Fur,
Cassimere, Panama, Leghorn, Stra, sam Lnfa, Mecan and
Wool HATS, t the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
j-y3 2PW 10 Magazine street.
.lrrivetd.
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAJIP AND COMILON STREETS,
(Under City II,tl,)
IH e :low rsceved their usual cholie and rup.ericr stock o
SII'NiIG emd SUMMIER
CL T I-II N CG,
COMPRIFSING EVERYTHING NEW AND DEPIRABLE.
CASIIMARETTE AND ALPAI A COATS.
FANCY CASSIMERS AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILILS AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SIIIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURINISHING GOODS
n; Z .rn eery variety.
Removed ! Remoived ?i
FROM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A :upply of CP.EME E BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and phsts, constantly on hand, which is equa io the Sbet that
comes to this market.
.. Also..
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL I1OCK MADEIRA and SHIERRY
BRA N DIE S:
SAZERAC, of the Vintage of 1795, 1;9S and 1555, and other
IV I IS K 1:
Of all de.dption--Scotch, Irish R1ye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pinsl and quarta.
On hand, my usaal asRotlment of the be0t WINES and LI
QUORS i theo market, which will be sold on a. reasonable
terms a any other b.se in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d;l pf . No. 17 Royal street.
George Ii. rinten,
PRINTERS' WAfEHOUSE,
No. 105 POYDRAS STREET,
NEW~ Oatl1XS.
;y Proseea, Type.,, Inks, Paper, Card,, Card Beard a nd
Printing MHaterials of every dvnription famisherd at the *horteet
notice. O1 Type taken in -hangs for new, at the rat of 9c
per pound. :a:$ 2p~m
Tobacco.
OlN(G B41ACK RICA TOBACCO, for the M clMekB an
TezBs Mahkets. Als, Tobacc for i'lnntation aye, i hhdO Ban
0bl,, and CIGAR TOBACCO, constantly an hand aod 0rsl
by
TURNER & RENSHAW,
tI 4 TB-TT- 96 Comp street, ip BtlOOB.
George R. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobil~e,)
Offer his services in nil of the vane,,. bra-liles of the prafes"
.ion, to the d6'.eels of hewe Orleanss and virinitc.
Ma-CIIII.DREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents in regaird to the management and treatmentr of
the teethb, free or chage.
par()FFIF:---`:o I Caronr~lelrt at.... Ja.31 2pSm
For Sale.
An Al iTEAMBOAT, in pteriet order, now niine, of 11
toni, 1f2 feet in V 1ugt 3ENTUUYS hold, with 3 toiler,, 21 inch o.,I..
der and ; featetrokc On goo,.crms .
AppiJ to
BREWVSTER, VANBENTTTIUYSEN & CO.,
n23 -pli 35 Front and 36 Fnltoi, sta.
Filtering Stones I
ONE HUNDRED FILTERING STONES
FOR FAMILIES AND COUNTING ROOMS,
Fbr gale low by
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
a lm 'corner Common and Tehonpitonls sts.
To .lerchants and Opticians.
T. B. MTYCOCK & CO,.
OTTICIANS,
Pool Square, Sheffleld, England,
Manufacturers of Ships' Telescopes of every description, Ta
per Telescopcs from 12 to 3 inches, with signals and belt; Pilot'.
Yachting, D])ertalking and Military Telro.ope; Fortable Tel
ecopes, with astronomical and cnn eye piecea; Single and
Double, Opera laes; Raciug Glasses, and common Pocket
Toelesop., in eaeso; Pelspectives, etc.; Spectacles; MiTro
cope,; Loen Provers ; Eye Gl. ,s ; Readig'lIases, et.
All kinds of machine aod haad grord Lenses. t pectaele Eye.,
ye., et.a19 E2pl'
Depots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S SMAGWGAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
asip Nol. 21 aind 151 Chartres crrct.
'Min os ~alts.
LEMONS ANI) ORANGES.
11Y B. B. SYKES.
TPHItB DAY, 3d Illot. k' a iestlA o'clocwr
on ~ tile louse, beente lPsk t, Seconld Did-rict,;Llc
of Clomemlina onrpo from Pnlenno, will be sold-
;Z1, bows Oranges;
5f1U bores Lemons.
t-rE'13MiS-Cush. my3:
GROCER.IESPRO VISIONS-.LIQUJORS.
11Y R. 1. SYKES, Auctioneer.
TMIS DAY a 10 o Wilock, will be sold at eis
auction store 45 Magazine ·treet-
10 lsg Ric Cdffee0 alltierces lice;
250313 ls Rfis:s; 200 wisesi (ilnret ioa
$rrxtes Whlite intie o~s.,c. to bble Macke~rel;
(111d Whi{ R'btsky, Cmnles,.T l Sonti.S Sholders, Neils,
M g. the collar; , gantISan 'on nccotli oi
(illpr~ -
1135 i'(tlByeiysnperlB Oblll3igtWiUS. cyl
PARTITION SAlE OF A HOUSE AND LOT IN ALGIIERS
IST (IAIDNEIR OMITS!, Auctioneer.
S4TUItDAY 1 May 3dl, 1856, at 02 o'eloaol at
3d Aprl. 1853, ald ,sss to us ,Iner so,, ISon. l fiifth
Iisf)N IO'Vllll, 3011e d pb f 10l0, s ,35
SINE IOPQUR AND LO ithu 1, h of Alple1e, in a.;sqar
3, ot Nbll hId tmen, 3.2 feet treat u by hO et br'
epIslol of 031 feet b01we11,e prsalll I 0,5,, Amerli1n 1 sre.
'11fh, .1
a intpovelncnns unuiat f. n*uo story home, Mih.., ch.ehnn, out
_hanrie, Co.
Tylns1-C111p. Acof solo0 103031.1. P3Sldsloer, N.P., nt
liye ells3lno of the pny111 b m,30
VENTIS POUR IEFFECTESSR TNT PARTITION.
SASS GAISI)ENITS O MITSH, Psosntss.
S A1REDS ! mat 185!), a mltil, a 1' Arcade de
1k,1131,0e 6, cy,,.l,,,, 551 131111111151en PS deIlelS
ciSyqs 9 d'--l61l IyI , "t (5'onfnl13d'0l 1051 nrdro do i'31111151,
('iN16 to fouGor dle I)intriet, date II; d'lrril lefi6, Inf vcnnll*
P13CE 03501 N E1' TSIHI AIN 11110t 0 Algphy, Sos, IPlls
No. 3 borne par li1ue,11 1hefy1, 11line, Pierre e Alescc
ires; stoat terrain No. 50. et 11y15r1nt 32 pield, faey 0.1toe
Clieanut ou; mr tut pal'onlle o de M9 pierda eetfre llgnrs pnrnllelcs,
tLes amelicrations on,,L tent en une loahio u 1 iAtn ; cui
brll ; app-tI( t o.u
CONDS I'fION0-01,lSI,,.
Aylet Il c111 11rde01,un1 I G. Poisdestsr no101re pnblie,
fro!.l e s'nrqy,,,,r, :_' 1013
SLAVES, ON VERY IONG TERMS.
Suecessimt of rho late Mr.. Matilda Ledrouc
sY Ni . IO NIEN Auctioneer.
SAITURDb AY y 1 i , 1yy i5, t. 12 o'clock M.
Swill be -id at publlic ,action, in the rotunda of thle St. Loonli
hotl, by 10,1 Amle of nnt order from tho honorableII the Nintht Ju
dicial Dis~tric~t Couirt of the Stare of Lo~tisian;a fo~r and in theu
Fnrish of Potatou Capec, the yf lyin deceribRd Slaves, belong
n&a to th~e communlnity which h~ e l betweerrn the deeasdc
andl her surviving Iusrbn n M - r. Z. LId :
LEA, a nOZI, smoan, 77 ydaol 45 years, t han.
T EeEREIT ., ygro girl, yyd aboyl 17 yars.
ELAUIJLINE. Ido do du A, 17 1t
I1ENRIETE, do 717 do d. 18 do
EBSIN, dy boy do do 15 15 A
TERNIS AND 1. NBJDITISNS-TJ poIrchlyy to 1io their
Iotes, at one anld two years' credit, w ith Cuný pa-mi d se lelllitt
in '.liIo, seemed by m,,,gures said stares, wit7 vend or's
Privilege, andl in ensu of Iloa-lpn)mellt at ntutuity to hear F Par
centrntutreat per etc unfit Huai puyl gument. t
A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST. MARY STREET,
Dal Distlsrict.
BY BENJAMIN KsENDIS, Au7ti7nser.
AT1URDA Y, Play RI, IRHi6, at 12 o'clock,at
V lin1k6' Arcade, the lulletviug valnrblc unprorved Property
wt:] be soid
A CEJ1EAIN L1T OF GROCUND, with all the Impro7y0yly
the 17on, sita1ed in rho Fourth Dslltrict, is squre ys7,yed by
70,7. m el, i y, St. MToy m71d NYugElyyly 77777. Fu2d ]or mea
s bres b 2$ it ylP* font sin St. sy 0et, by n deplth betwue
IPlrlillll loine.. ofi I_ feet, nt whcl dellb , t , celr hr
aches n 1n t 1he 17,7, 7b17 17JE7 h by Jo sid, and la brutes with
that finer o~ied width a Isrillc depthh of 20 feet, making, th~e rear
line Sit 1 1et, , Tlpl u. The intpydYJ 17 77 211777 lot Ei7 017
a taro nary bricEksotae, with'lte roof. The lsfoor 77 oJ
c upied as a rllot store; thle secondl story- is finished : u x dwelling,
divided tmo th~ree rooms; atame'lll kitchenll a good well ofwaterr,
andi all other Iueccssnry out buildings~ ill thie yard. The house is
ll tI-- la hird ",Is ;:the balance at one, two and three
yeses, forT notes. bcurirne mortgage ain thle lraitety wiih interest
nt ti p ýr centr. pier annuom frlin , I. mat llllllllg and i' not then
psi 1 I. per cenlt. until final puyl)ment, the buildings' to be liilrea
and tit, policy trmst'erredi to vendlor sin ail al the l notes are Paid.
Act of Yalu Iet'ure James Orahnm, notalry public, at the "s
pense of ;!ie purcha-raz.
A TVA.CABLE BRICK DWEiLLIXC IN TIlE FOURTHI
ITT BENJ. KPMII , Auctioneer-Ofllk T,.. 33 Cnrp Bllet
S4TURDAYY the 3d Play, at Is o'clock,, at
Benlm;'., A-v1W, will be ild, the filluaing dcre.i iled nlua-l
bl, li,!, nvcd prupcrty
A CCR`RTAIN LOT OTF GROUXD. with al the imp6rove
m slents shern, in the. FFU -h Ilfql rt, i. ,lA- holulndeby .1.
Al irrw, .loaljhi ec. \almden Knd Apvlu stnltn ad 1109-11de
A\pollo wteer by o depth ('aI the iil~ide linee dividing is f rcaI Lo
\ol. 3".` Ill) eet 16,1 i s 211,-, 61116 116 inclhs oni l Mho
or uppelr site linle, andl han a widthr and front of 15 feet s inchesr
B6. linc 11 feet wide, fr1ning i St. Anrew .i ren6, coUmmou
to nllth~e tnt< The imprn\rlementI on salid I'll OI.Plsl: i trol
stnry bride dwealling hia- -o C001Hll(ng 6 rooms, u tirO sllrJ. teach
kitchenl, !rontaiuiar trvo raunl.. the yard piiverl hvdrrilnl tad aL
.1611n, 666dshed :uul eli,, 6 eescrry 1 u wbildirgs fu the
_ :ýJ hnlc itrtlc on Et. Anldrew street.
'1"tcv 'fe rclhalcr to assume the. pr ývmet of two times
6115; 661i1U g16U666-,ir 1.11l,16 th remain 661tt6l1417an2
:uo,;tll far Ilo!r· bl~arine mortgagep on thelprop-ctyg with 6 peru
-cur,, intrrc f liim datae to mi~tirlty nn·L if not ttlltt palR Per
"c M. unil ltl lll Iilr oiat; bIldiiiiir ls ia bu Inslrad amt policy
tinnferr cll to 1-a b r Ltltil all th,+ I)tCY nee palid.
Ac~t of 'ale Ilrlarr Jxnlllc trrahma, notary Inib:!c, at thle cx
p-n~e or hf t1+- lrrba,"r, ,:
U\IL'bSRIE) I) SALT OF VAIAL'AHBLE IMI'RIVIflD A'!)
L'ui:n~prnlvrd Pr-,perty inl thle F'ircl Ikirietc:
131 I:1:J\J KESI)IA, A.tio' e.
71 , 1856, 8lt 16 clock, at
nkI Arcdel) bIll La Fold (itiIUlon, thIe IN,. 22
N. 111 1 dnjp 11 7
T. IIoI IITANT \IN lIOTS of GRlouND, ith all th, e im
..rovr~lleit, IherLC , itn4ý I... h Fi,,t lietriei, in theA sII P1
bonmiti L b I..afnreftc, flit, Freriu.) \(apn··iin, o, (I Lanrd linea
Prri:t. Lot No. I .-I ,R the co 27 Iof Lfayelte (tun. 211u .1 b
bI,21p l.yI t,.I..I. e , 5fetfrn o ~nnctr
4 i.i2-i wide. 121 common t all the tencn ema ; the adjoining lol
o%. 2 and 3, m l;oure J) b,.i ('rat Iy ai d+"lrtl of i 4 I'rr: no1l30
f::ir G ircihrr; in Ile rear. Lni \o, llcilmor "JI rcei frllnl )·r n
rlcptb of I felt :linr- anil 32 feet 1U illcbea 4 lines Inth r, n·r,
with nu Hý ug il? n the 'ea-0-ll l e pelr plan.l
PLC it oveouentR ot t nl nil lothi cola plrire Cnur doable aL·
story Lrieki hru,e, diiide~t into o ,It l rpnTaru tenemen ts rarir
tmenncnt i u-Inn twio oo an nd eallnet, kifcilcn nod n ervnnta·
roenx, good I~~ig l--tern, sl.d all ether oeo,,,nryr onthihildrlins in
e4 ad ip"prtiy iý in Y.ir e eclellcn rder na.d Leil he
cold ittnl~!l: n",ervl·.
". TI-f :F: ('PA IS I.1TS fig GRr(1: ýD, in uie Ro~me vinlllre
and illjoinui c te to llilr Ipruyprl)-. nod llnlieT 9 nn l : 1V_ Lot
xnd a "itz s 2i, fretl~e L inch,; andl 2 lillc* front no v n, st*reet,
r; ' icp,1l l 111' -ali on l~atfnyuts nest of 145 feet G Inches ; Ir,
__ I U oj~i~li thle nlbrive lot and l rnl'x u, 40' feet 2 inches It ant
on I'iue svrr., by a 11p!1i1 of 12.5 S fleet, aY per ý tbC Filb
3(. Tti RI:i: ('q:}ILA,\Lf)TSf RUND, t theFirt
Di~l:-ir·, in r!;e -qli re t(·ilijul byY ClaiborneIP Ils:·nvetU (into Ite
a) ('3'1+rer and 1Ti ilox· arrest· nold rnalollrr cI , fl i nd L,. I.iut
'No. Y, (aims the coner nt' Cidiborne alnd I` Y'ItFte (Inte Ilsvin
horn, .treet, nI it plir h ofl front on II~fflveilh iT(..· f 122 fee odfichs31
uuý and;3 Lot pld Irl~ illclla 7 lines t I Llse rear. Leot No.
adjH~oins thle above~ lot sond measures 241 f t front on (:laibnrno
street by 11 epgllr of 1^_I feet 2 ]1,,,. on th];le 1 notowrds C9Pprrhl
rest, and 2 tr tl inches 2~irb lines mt tll· nick towards l et \o.
8. I~nt No. 5 )sassesrr 27 Not ao, n`~io~hie yI
depthti of 1L) feet LeticLcn parallel linler-, 11 as per plaun.
'P I".RiýIfln hltlf CPI, iinlnnre Lat 12 inr Id Nonlth,, for
noter braring ni,rtgngar on l;L· roperty, oiill G per cent. iotcr
est frontil dntr to maturityr, and ifl not then.1 pa to per cent. until
final pop e, t..
Acts of sole before Jas. Graham, notary public, at th~e ezpenso
of thre puircinl er. n2
CIIOICY WORKS OF ART.
BY .,. CRUUST IS TO~IIS , Atloncr.
NVED NESDAY 7th nerd Thlursday Xth nayt
Ir;, +u i o'clock in the rvenip I. nAS-. 53 St. Clh gIs xt.,
Ietdid t~ (ivier anOd .U oy iB ciOr, will he 1ld It n ihcuell
'1'be lustr Hole of the dill-n o.lipri Iy. Op.umho Alchf l'mn
o· pr nlir Fiic.sIP· IIielt and rtmunrnl, iueiilrlnp n Irrr cot"
tectlnn o f *lll eleil Hi~narxvin ax, framed Rl~l in portfolio; oleo,.
40 .tllars. of lularr.l nll4 l'Me-k Mnpknlri iagr L'intiua en 110r
celnin, IIroIIe andI'. nrltl e P;,pptlrEa C 1 IAmg the Itl illn
most I lclplippl w ill fered, -metmil od Iriini and
Ilxanllcnpe, withl xnimillu and I liurel. by Slllvntor Rpsn; two
Lplilldid r:*me 1'iecee by· I(o dkoater; rich I~andsenpe, w~ith
nnimhlli rod nrytholnaicld eulljncta, h7 lilaenlvl n Sr. Frxnchc
ori,;iunl lIy r'ipoli, or iro ia Fnty t.Amn h
mm)clc n. alnncilrelt llV Portr ait of lC.rtwiAIh
IsxA! ure, tn, prdnted ive1~
n ijl, pi,, by 1'. Framtue; sn Iperh nxnroll L1, Coote: :nn find
Yninltill? Irv Ilellilrli r; Itnll n vM1InRU10 arm Gr Fr~llll H d L''Ip R
erx byS IS. i(·Jllil; and many o ther I Pintint, of na lass -fert.
I!pý il~' rn,,ru* will lr e open for publlic ffiqeriooon ar he "d of
May, when cl ~ennRIO~nlr m19 he procured~r. rays
SUCCESISON O TIHE TATE WIDOW EDOo ARD
OF Y7. VIONTE, Autinoer,.
T HQfRSDAY. 1t1 Mar'.l8,5Cr t 12 o'clock,
M., wf IIl he Sold at pnblfi ancor., in thle rotunda of theh thel St.
Looi Io: lloS vilne ofn order from the 1,ono 020- the lee
aod IsTr:"it (110ort of No, Orleans. the following dlcriod
prop2i t1 n ldaces for nrount or 1,l --M.
1.PtE, 73H ritf 1om7 aged a, out O6yooos, coook.
2. Ef.IA, a mnlooo womtt, ael d lO3 l years.
3. ROE Vt', n nrulooto womn,, 03 oll a 7 years, toooth
hoith her four rhildoon: I'TTLO3I ENE, ,siag, ing nged
12 7'Ons 03'TAV:, o got!, 2 ,d 4 bout 8 o OrsI;
oy. aigd about 6 reas; and tutn infant chi l.,
4. FAO '177, alios TAMI, a mulatto man, ng3d about 34
yoooe. Ten- lh.
5. The olo ott ividld 77,0 part of a ot 7 in LOT OF
0330777), hioo ildcd iu the o qinre 1,, lo ed .y St. P'hilip,
Pots to 3,,,,,]l and Ifo,,, tlreoot, oohnt g ing h8,o3
31 2.8 lo ,,cs Poot oSt. Philip lip steet, o1s1io fi
d 6-eY of an'ineh, Unve 4 depth of 1922 fret 2 I tats o miId the
17-Sining Rooti, feet 1 4- 7 inches 1- Duly a d32o t of it, feet
6 t4-S ionhes, aod ifet G 4-h Lrir + onthe o ,h r line. Togeohter
with l1 r1o Lnf -fin's and improvements thereon, now reohtep to
the publlic schoolsr, and fmrirrly k tww~n au thle an-hin gioll Ur1
Roosm.
7. A OQAEAIE OF OROIN, si:, ,te0 in thOp phurbo Wh
Igtonan designated d ll ,,ll re \o. fr2, coo~opri bel within HI(rlholo
nTtw, lo,.ort. T ots t ioad Ts sotreet, ,omprtotng 21 o1ts
7. rh,,,,Aun ht t~hrth ,dt of a .3 LOT 337 GROUND, Ott
ntle in sutlrb ý{'nsihto i,,g desigoalu l N , lot \. 26, 3 o orlonr
No. 4, menoiooin 9 13,t front 2,, Eoothic street, ,tot, en
NTY o oR ad Co,,toorrelo , hp Tl3) fret f G-8 inohos eep.
TER3 S ANID CONI)ITIONO-Ooo 13f200h eott, ,ort the
Ilalallce on acredit of f,, 12 rod Ifi months,. for notes anrislnclo
rilyo enIooo' and oscdnro boymortgage oo thoe propelrty 'l, and
ho ootr interest after mtourity until roll , ymoo, othe oote
of 8 perr cent. per nsnllm.
Aot, OF sal h.,ohts A. Dotartdl, E ., N otary PTli0, n24
EXTENSIVE SATE WITHITOT RE1S&ERE TO (IASOR A
E:lshrlne..bip of over Two Hundred ots nIod qouars of
Grounld siimnedr in GENENE E ilic and Lewisbrg.rb
STY J. EUGENE AOURNE. Alioneer,
No. ip Exchange Allety.
at the Y, Fling 100, ISM;, at 72 si lock,,
S i the St. I.oail?.li lne. NllI DA ~ ib~l ~·er
A1 a200 L.OTS AISN SQUARES OF (Ii GRENP S ted in
the must rlr~indbls puns of '.Mandeville. r.
Alrso,2'EA(SIS OF LANGI silosoIat II~Ew ,''O', mcns
ech batll au acre front on loSke l'ont S osGISO dI', hptb of
evien ncrreý. Said Letts are designated by the No_. I lllt 2 orn
lth original plan of Ioowiful,.
TEtRMIS-TOe-lif gsh, tiIe balance a one ye1r's redit for
not c! .ecu rd byv mortgage on the prloperty, nod bealring 6 per
Eslnt. inllT if not ]iail at matSrity.
The tl hiacan be s-11 at tine offce of theAucSitioneer, aInd will
he exllrisiej in tie 2tolond of die St. ILois ESeITsnu n few
dayls before. the mdt".
Acts of sale before ] H. guoe., at the 0 exipens of the pESr1SS
l IIENJAMIEN EF.NINIS Auctioneer.
Q TURD4YF. tho" 10TTE C hIely, 105,, st 12
doojot ,I b derirable r 11id10ce of I IVc m. Cotter, in s oving
ton, aI., having l p rO 11.on tland treet, ES I5 1 feet
depth on NeIw Ilnnnhirs eet1. 50hSt dOlinais a laIge two
,tort' brickr hene, bulilt 1. thle mart llbatnnltial mannerr, ,11l
finished, ban eighSt large, finishld meots, bsoides baseentslat, e
roof gdlsrio, pisoy, bab-honer., servants' houses, kitchen,
,sriage house, s101b10s, Ildedl oSS cistern, etc larI0 e Sshded
Ijrl, bower and egetabl5e gardlns, shrubbery, 1ruit trees, 1 tc.
Titles gsIOSnteeI.
TRERS-Onso-third cash; blsance at one and two 00501' credit,
for rotes sati-(ncforily rnddmscd. bearing i per cent. interesat,
from dte osi paid, with omortge retainSedupon thle nirpery.
Act of sale before same, Groash, notar1- publio, at lhe ex
pense of a1e purcsls r.
A plano o thle p~ron crf is now exhibited at the nucfioneer's of
fiee No. 33 Camp strees. Call snd see it. 5155
F ~~LALBALllN HFE DEAD.-?. ESSANAIVE.
E Usdeh, r go. Mxrnd street hetweernCttomhour and
iienillo, havingspnurcasOed a rieght frosm E. IOIIIES, of NSw
York city, of-E!EALMINSl T hIeElE will attejId promptly
to llorders, So dlay r glht. Theo process is siople, and
done0it' no inconvenience or0e5posure. EIbooesembsalm e by
him arc u p pP edr to keep free fromt deeompobltnll and can he
tok OSn 0o an f part o5 1,0rorl0 wligI 055
Ino i n y snsO iotof iey ylr. Rodies is,,o advanced o~ste of
deeonpieSldo restIreS 5 a perfect s0at0 of preoervatlio.
Fusl particular s in pomphlets will be given to tose tvho may
N. IS.-oeceased ministers, pidosiiaS, and sTwyors will be
I eTTI0TdiI free oSSOSSOES. u502,5
_ ` ttdbm ýaltk
CLOTIINGI, WHITE a1II11'S, I1NOIIOIIN IIA'1'S, I:TC.
B1Y BLAUBE de A LEAUSIONTP.
;;ý/ýpPTDA, 3th 11141., at~ 10 .'clod :rtr, A. M.
1Vl' bt tlaer Auction Rootn o 7 hrte irewilh
solL An nseortnent of Ninne Leghlorn Zlnts.
«t 11 .o'clack, III" stairs -
100 dozen W~hitet Linen Uaaorn and C'olton Shlrts.
-A~nd
An extersire ofirnutn Clothing. such1 as-Line, Idnen
®Pri11nglneg Italianl Clothr, Striped and laid Drirlling,, Cotton-dcc
Fntinett and Colaimracropatl ats Black Satin, Sltk, Mnrnnallts,
Bro""rnILnn, 1Ioin road Check ·Vests-, Pr, d'ete, ýJjjlcailln F,
Black Cloth, Check, Duckand Meri no lets a nd Ftptock Costs,
SSece'nnd~lllottt; olton Undeprshirts, Cravats; eat,
!9-Tehns at s11c. I r99
LADIES' AUCTION, AT L. IINOCIIE'1, CORNER OF
Chiirtres nid I Clil',,io ahO 1tr0 . Tho very Ext1lolvi s101k
of rich iflishlolnlprdF01 1,,L0,, lmbroldoioo, Silh, eti.
BY (Ro IARIDNEiR SMITH A,,cltlonr.
IPO ESAYE Io May ll, lIhI o'C O, lool, an l eon
}.11i. ll1lillg g from flay to fla, Willl he bold at anctluu, noaslarillg
11 Fr relish Lces, Em.'roi 1 les, Silks M -caer doscriptio t,
Bnreges, 5ilOlHg o, i'0ren0. JdconelO, M,,lii,,, H1111100r 00,0,0
Sil kR .d 511in 1 otillar, Opera Cioloaiks, v 8 color of 0 ll oh,
,110, 1 lig00 0 a1nd, P10 n 1 Irennd,1i0, atlhed' Scal, Bon.
net,, Rilbbons, Gilovox, Fani Fraaluu x, Urnvatd, Retlcules..
Pnrxns, ere.
Alro, n ji not variety of Rich Robes and nres. Patterns.~
CONI, 0hI.D OIiR-(N0- h. m102
SUCCEOSION SF HENRY A. 11OFHIECYIlR-T4I STORY
I)ioelliEi Ilhhouo fronting o Apollo street and vacantlots,
in uc~feond IOibtrlct.
lY LAHCIIE & LEAUJNONT.
ff1ESD Y, cui , 1856, 1%Y virtue of an
o order from the honorable the SeconUd I)ldtrel( nairu f New
Oolao iinrhlg lnto April 22, 145, Rill ha s od nit noon, ,t
Iro 51. iotlLo-ohaoao, tit. Iul0 S·treel, Il,000,,lcnnr(r, anld
50511 .trout1 , the ollowh,,hp ,crlbhd prperly, hlun0iug 15
the si000ioo of HITnrSlA. Iloihovo,, H-Elit-
hlt: ,A CHTAIN I.(lT OF OHOUIfI0, Egoilhller Ithl TWO
Po(INY IiSEEI.LIOti HOUSE, ,io,,,ol in the Fionh Aiitr(lt
of his oity, fu the hEdn d 1,0 AiIy pollo, Philip, of f f,1,2
an,,0J0lh I on streles, halih,g ,1l,'111olollr , TO 1,01
ou 100io I1 et, by 1 feet' Inches ,,td I line1 in d1pt101. 01, roo
,falls] lines, aordingg to pl ain d'axrn by Arthur ll. De Al mis,.
EIcpupv , Sryor Oeral, on th0 e li0.f August, lB; fwd
other balldicx thoreon.
TO. A SCARSd OFlCORSUND, loodO lbyhlnn Avenue,
Illelvile sodau nail Usxtanhmrsr 11,pion 0, divided iota 2t In; ,
ailberlOfrom ll02f;REciclelllollll1lr anbyArthur l.
IDuArmsi, I .Pray Slrveyor GeneraI, oil the 30th of August,
A356, bnvig A lllman measllIure, ton 10
IIut Nu. I finningI the corner of nirnvllo street and Hagann
Avenue, Ilnril, 4) feet 9 inchers 511,..s front on Iliellvile street,
by 102 fee1, S ii,,Ea and E li,,1l dllolh~ili I frontoiEl R,111511e
Lots Nol. 2 to l, indl0.tve, hnvilnl00l,30 feet, 511inc,001, 4 11,
front onl liplllo 1tre0t, bi' 102 Ph-l, U l,,hcs ao,,Odllol O
de4,1, betwen l inellll line,.
Pot Tu. 10, formoll the corner of Bienvll. andT 00eplon
ttracts, i rviug 30 feat, 9nches and 5 lines from~ on I:ietiv: ilu
1tr1et, by 102100, fleel,0, ,0i1ci411d 4110 1. t de0,0h sd f101, on
Rend on .......
Nos. 11Toi 12avin1g ea3l22 feeloont00010 on HagEn OAOI1,
by 1 111 fe 10,, 11 flch,11E0,1 5hlo111 101 depth. 1
Lo1Nu. 131, honnin1 the corner of C0,lomho,,, itreet 0,4
Hagan Avenue,, bnving 311 feet,. 9 inche~s nud 5 l IneR front oln (·LIS
lornllauo street, Oy 11Y feet, 9 inches and 4 lb-e in depth oral~
front£n 01 II,,po, Ao00ll1.
Los Nis, 14 10 21, il,,lorloo hlding 0ch 0l1 feet, 010011,11 11.0
4 linefoolohtlo Cullomhou01 otrleh, by 1120 feet, inches 1d 4
lines inl depth.
I.Nt.2otf. oormnlg 11,e 10000 of C1lntomh0,0 ald Renllldon
streets, havingn 3U I'er. 0 incbnr bad 6 lieuri Prrm -C a·:on hbuu
010re0, bpy ,102 fet,S l,,,h01 01,d 4 lines I. deplth and 1 ra0 t 1.
HRelmo, reoo.t. . . . . .. .
Lolt. Now. 24 3n 24, having e491t82 feet trout on 1:eu10,
street, by I5 1 lr,0,11 nlohos ,,,, 510.,,4 in depth.
4,.19, f)4191 :44 OCILt01 D, bounde4 d bty 31241 Ir
p14,A,,01 04144
L,,1't'4 nviil., ,,gatd 164 1t1 tlr94,,ytt de. , into 1,i 7,41.,
nluubhrll from 1 to 6,1, tt.AyFle, o,«ving, 111 dig2 t tbttl4
plan, Iluericnn ,ealnslrc, tO-tiiit
Lot No. 1, fni ngl i to1 corner of Ilaltlttl 24 e , nd Co0,
h,0,,g4c120110U feet D inclhes and S It.- fronlt ot, ,ntLl e fet by
1112 feet 3 lushes and 6 thus n depth and 1 ro24 on Ra,,4 n All nn1
Lot No. ht, Corminl: thle corner of Contli autl let~dntt rtr""e:,
1 ,,t,,99f,2feet 9 inel4 a2d , linsl lflnt on Cty ntl ttlll,14 I.
feet 3 tneiws ansd 6 illex in deplth and front on Ite":don , sect,
4,,,,,, : (,, 14 gb the cornr of104 i,,0.eto an. 1 1
1O,1 19,111. 114,424 rwdl 514124 lfron , on Bit,- 1, g 4
103U_. ect 3 inches x 41 Oliex iu dtptl and flinttson hi I'l C.flago .l enae
Ut No. 'M. loa2 i t4 e coii,, of 100241 ilk and ,tendon l 4tl .
it. ing: fret C inches 12d 41l097s f1 It on 4,0,,,hlu stree byy
IU2 feet 311 iI,,s i d . 10.l4 In i' It d 9 ront oIt . en1.4. 1. 9,.
1...INie. 2 ,4 11,,1 1 ol hat01t1n e4411431, et t441i,4'1 1 d0 4
linesJ front oil lilnt1 strro 0y 102 tact 3 Illhhe and 6 9n, ;
dep~th. f.otr Nes. 15 to ZZ lnr.Ins' U IIaIing Inch SO feet 5ti b' , l 0"
and 4 lines front vn Ifiruv111o """ by 111'? tars 3 ichce R· ti
I1,," in d 1ep',. ,1 lNo. I1, 2 a.d 1, 4 urinp 25 11, 1 i s d4.
on llajtn Avenue ,y 13 fee1 11t II h,'t,,t an l5 o.s dep4.
tote New. . 24,13 nd ha ving e ach r5 ttl out nnl~teuýHLrt irrrr
' 11 feet 11 14 chla aild S]ltiles in d1041,
"TFN L ITS 4IN GROUND 4I in square ]wttdrec by Conti, :nn.
TIn ItrrrI 9 txttnfllcll, W N4-d' II.En, .Itoli:A,. 1.:,::pec
I,-~ Nnr. 1 to N.,. 11) in clll hil.ll rcrrlr sl trrB1 :,: i"-.:::
44 1, tuni, g the . mine C et 1. dler \ oF by, 1 0et:"
Aenu anod rolnll stu;(, having 311 feet 19 inches and 7 li ess
frontton 4'4 , det ,ttl D 3021 1 illehr and fI ie 4 front 4
Conti tWet feet 14,,lt ,1 ad 5 lines depthll ,l n is
IA1O., , A vettt,.d1 fe4114 4.424 and '44t0 ue' ontll 9 he 41 nu ' 1 D
in- it fromn lot No. 2. Ill No. 10l, forming the . " " n o o C- -
dlcl t Walkl. 5,, Isn and d Conll I Rtrmbi, having :in I I'et ?V S l ea
and 774405 fr ron t e n 1 b dlat alk 9 eet 5Iinchrk ell 5 iir.ta
1 en" I'll "rent1 htfca by 95 Peet 2 1 3Zu4 h: Ilaptr anal Pt"ýnt n
31~ln strcm l and 5. feet ] i Inche xd liat n~e~ n;.
llin, div7"Itnr it Croat tor. No. 9. Lot \o. 2 having 3(WI Sect 10
inch", sald G Illeclroil on C'nrondlelet 1Salk, 341 fee. U inrhcn andr
4 lines (font onl Conti rrreet by 74 !'et Il ]. 1.13 and 3 1i: -- i
dcll'h on thle line dividinog tt from lot N',"l r.of Nn. i, ha-dn
:10 fret 1U inlch", nud G linen front nn Cnrallcltli: Walk, :.;U f. 2: 9)
inches and 4 ~llnLeaf ln'l ou CouN e treet h} (:" 6icesr.
line to ý Ilrth enI the Iine dlivldto, 1, from lot No. t.a a~d
l.os No. ha ~ling 311 feet IU inchesr~ and F, IfIl :er,; nn C-.rr n
Ilalet Wlllk, 30 felt 9 inch 1s and 4 liner front on C~or~tI trre;1'; b
S feet Il i5; h I dncl315' 1 riteline dcividing, it fit N"iL~i,. 1.
1" NoS. barIning 3U leer 10 inches anld o lilre· fronot onr r'a: cn"
deter 1V'tlr. ll) flit 9 fnrheb nu~d 4 illrr front on I:·ti :: ·ir. t L
b2 feet lnllLlrr l in dcpltl on tit" itio rlitfdhtgl it (lulu lot Ir·. 6.
Lot N n. 6 having :tit Peer 4I fllcile G I~i C front on nilio;.il·:r ·
Wnik,:u/fv fc29iusclcc xud linex flux(t on 'nnti s:rest ley' X =r""!,
it "t.s and, l~~ines in depth on theline diti 6 inen n-ir, lot Nu.l~
Lo: N u~ll. 9UIc, hnr ng 31l feet I-, line, (rant or: 1',41 14 -ir : i)
Ni Ceel 9 inches a nd 6 liner inl depthl on tiro il~e tiivPddiL C
f:rro lot No. P.
L.· n. R, R.III:\·i 3 , I Ipat 117 ]oche. 4141,4 line'. frontl on Ca: o'n
dsit }t5,ik, :Ai t'2et 9 incehes wtd 4 linen frunr oo (Clmti It ,.· It?
!97 P:.", 4 tchrn rud 5 If eoa in diepllr u'l the line dirlli:ng it 1'-um
Lot NTo. 9, hnvlrin :F1 feet 10 inches and 6i I line· fer~n: on CCrri
delet Ii alll~. .'Y] Ice: 5 inches a nd 4 linen IS out ou r r..0 . t -l- by
'12 feet II iiiclea anld 4liues in depth it cite Iinira !;, Jlog i Bi?
TEI:It11 ; AN) CIONIITI(/Nti-Fnll he dwrrii;lil l-·;r ront
4411" on ApPOllu street : tibe p ilrctlnic to rca" 1,- tl" pays-r~at of a
tolte of fir, 5, due nn the ?richl of eveml~r i: for the 'inn a',
1141"4 , r.Lh 441.1 one half lit twrLn; rn Iuntbr, rlelit for. note. su
For trii? ot her rop~rlt : one thlird I-11 rul· it.." b t!u.re at .(s
andl rwclt r Tilullra credit Cur nllotle Dtirt'nCIOrilp rude: »d, i1liL
hip "pircil msrtya-e on thl; propertyg
Pho buddli~lL* t b I/nsurd rued Imaliricr s lransfed. : !t
notes In, -,ill not b 2 paid mallturity It i tli~l rl:lerl, ·
F per cent per annum, flout fl-~u, ne a fina of 41, hur;~) :L
ilurcbiiucr , ill all curli to asrulno thle 33 ,ymont N' alt It .! r
! fr 16',5 of er luwr( ;bore the prier of olljlilicwtiou.
,,~rsjt~:S"'" · """· ""'r'' at rho i " `
IhI lUefor S. )a ne, No Iy 'bltr
SUC:CEFDO) OF MIIS. WIDOW S1110W.
BT N. VI(;GNII:, Alionecr.
S AT ¶?RIIA V, I .I y, 1 6, Bt 12 o'&cXlOII.
nZI the IlOair da Gf tba I. I l l tld0. dor i.eDI HI,
raid ·Irf~esaion, Ly . irtn: 61· an order frmln the lillr·": lirlr :tl
Record I);,tiiet Courrl of New OCrleansr, eluted 7d dlrii, 1'"'6,
will hr ·nlc-
JTFNNY, a mnlll, 1010,l Mod YlJ 35 210t:, good cn F
ESEILLO, n mnhdo n girl, agWd ab1ut 11 yJI, god re tra
Acltl IgalluOl O. d'ArmlE, \otnry I'dd0le.
1240,1.-5 11.
lEON 1 ,0)I COOK, WASJIDII AINI IRONER.
13Y N. VIGNI E, Di, 011-r.
iTti 1T lly 17th,1S56,lj t n 12 o&dlo
Slyf. wtl be sol f at public llleli mls n thie ruttnnda of il·'I
Ilua lil otl I bl· oR caont DD ti sccr 1 ion, IIIDO irDt in of a01-:r
decr Ilosl the Ilonorabla the Seond llferlc[ r Ioutrs of rw· Ut"
leans, laird 1th April, 111
IIAIIET, n 111ro w1man aged nl101t 120penc, very good cook,
obhes, ironer and h lole-n . ow.
IEIIMOM-IIfID t Hah, and he 1,0, mv! nt f n,-:hw r:· di! or
IIIT~f s·s)ýtctnrJ n4 I eenrili m 'ss T. :aid 11I 1, "
Act 1f sale bef1re J. id otINO,10 100ublic.
.4 21 my1,011
IIELIC;BTFt'L AND HEA~LTHY LAKE~li SHORERZ FAMlLY
Itr,*tdencPr, in ellmpion, onfer. u [ L,-lilli-i, fnr I~ir.
DESIRABLE4 TRbCTr OP HIGH-~ L.Lt U
'It 1.awiahulg, Inrinh of St.' mslnllnnJ' in Irons LI Inu
big wharfxr, m u flog- one rpellr front on LakC e Ion:clrý,r
LuilipSan improveruents thlereon. eolii~tlog Chic Yy o!' a $
rl'sclous and dltgm1, twostory daellingE, having i.hoait 10 1:11,
fronit, w~ith a large dining hall, nix bedrooms, fronti and reulr gFd
leritx, etc.; kitchlen, nil -%sints' rooutn, rFnlhles, chlicken Lo·:ie,
a.Rh hloulr hnrn, CarriageE hanne, bath h CII'L' Ct:. This prolr
crty is weld euoewi, is meshy i lahigh CIIIIIFcnrl state. :red
haundsomely plnllce, with "h'. 1. lmnmmclif l alnd fruit t'- of ~
every ilercriplion ; the allale in liras rnte unler, and worthy :LO
'jpocRl attention of alnatcu'u
The Eloulrholll nad Aft ehFI Funrature, cte.
For further particulars, "pply to
:". VI(\IE. Anlrtinncrr.
a24 If Cornbr of Conti ýIreel n n c-hang alley'
D ESIRABLE PROPERTY ON BILOXI CAY .
I I ill bosell a low price for cash or credioth MO-1nkrly
" well knqrn to all gentlemren having residences at AJiis.
aiOhppii Ciy. -
R' hOh puye has a front of 1'a to ., mR3os on URe P y. I Ml]
sell It part or thre whole.
All nvilrcolafb Can he ascertained at the offie of SPEN MIE
FIRI.TI & CO., comer Camp nod Sonth atreoO I E
lRk . C. TAYLOR.
TWIBILL & AITKIEN, GAS FITrTERONo. 79 NT.
Chahlrles street, Sew Crlcans, keep onstimtly on hrnd ol
largo aMaoriyMyn of Ch C"deIit, Pondants, BRarycke, Pllarrs,
Pipe, Mid Fitliioiii C fR 0110d.
A htroe assortment of Parlor end Cooking STRVES r d
RAITES.
Also, Patent PortnLla ,ns ApparatusP, la makea fom~n
....,~;,..~a,.,~~ ,I~~~~~~Tno
BM.. FACT A. pril ltt, 7ý,G~j
('RDERS FOR THlE MA NUII'AITCiE OFOIIH Lt C
ISIANA pENITENTIARY. ill ba TCII ivcdi n! promptly,
attendd to by S. M. HART k CO., ACOut.
n; lm IIAWIR RomelT
LAND WAZERAC RAN DR..-I ES. MARKET RATEI
panid for L land Il rr 101F AIso, rl ,inds of Uncurkl,
Bank Notes, Coin, Ballidn and EI IL q1,4 purIEI: tr
.i. R. ,o,% yIII .
eS d,1 l N. 23 CWmp street, co14 ner2 (40111 n
SR CONOA BRANDISU : ITU ARRE POL.
l ,lol-in ind ity for this CelebrTpted ROioldb .nd ke1 l T
I848,'6 rspply on hand, of varl ous II ul4 liEtlh and ll l y de1 , 1
1848,'96, 180'3i c lg5, 1Id2, 1i98, 1795, on N I. TIPartO
o191Y WM ~. F. TFCFRICR CO,. 24 Old ITa\-pp.
SF.CDfarooD-HAN FURNITURE STORE, No,
n PI~ treetO , nearICH Canal.·
Secaad-haud Insmilure of all drncripiaofi booEbt. told or em.
chlnlned: alto repaired and -airhed in the best mannrer anld on
reasonanble term,,.
I'ertons declining Ioas,-keepin and wiahing to dispc o of
their fkrnitlrrc, woulld do welt tot Call On the underr;(laetil
fe23 Sm F. Mi. TOCRNRF.
C IVIL ENGINEERING AND SURIVEYING.
T The uindersigned haveing formed a fLoparl nrrnhir for the prnr
pose of transacting any business in the ins of Ciivil l:npilleeiirgg
xnd Surveying t hat may he entrusted to them, waithin the S~nto
of I, i,0ana, xndlaoving had c...idOrabl0eplodene in that
line of busriness, would resectfully solicit t.share of patroag
from those interestld therein J. 0. DREUY.
W. S. MITCIIELIL
SOfioe, No. 27 Commeral lPlaeS. -IGly
TOSEPI; RUFTYPY 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
PoD.a 0 p1,(nd iotnil hler in Eno Watches Jewello( Rt.t
Fancyi antd Staple Goods, No. 27 Camp street, nnrder thre CiyyHo
tel, New Orleans, respectfully invitee the attention of }5ltdeaKal
owl Retlil Dealers and p th 0erato hie VERY LARGE
STOCK OP GOOIOS, which is freshly imported, and constInly
pf;tlýýI, Lthrough ou the er
6H:.COMIHS--Imitaion Shell and Buffalo Combs,· of every
stale and variety.
IRUCOES-Of evry descripti.on, of his own manufatore, Ea.
at the lowest Northern factor; prices.
TOILET ARTICLES-ouch as iirfumery, ,sir Oil,IHair Ping,
Pomatuml, Fancy Sonpp, etc.
FINE: FANS, PURSES Pocket Books, W~ork Boxes, Portable
t-.ts. together with an endless variety of Porte-mt'to.s,
etc., of every style and ahaps, and at :ratuly low rice:.
GUNS, PISTOLS, fisveI, C0lt's and WCarner.s RReolving Ps
tlte ISdsaaR otrkOR, Life Pter'rat,, FiPhing Reels otO
Tacl0, of very aO arety to it the most determined angler.
WATCHIIO., JEWELR.fl e~tT.
The stock in this line, onssting o0 the. T. Cooper, K. I.
Tobias and real JosephJohnson ,,teeno,, with a tne aosort
menit of Sinirs and RIglish Levers,6 together withh a large ONE
of fin S 't lstm JeGelry, Silrware, etc., hstvlt tn selecte
With sot care by P. RO6SERTS, for mtny years en~gatd is
the P'holsrtle business,, and having been porcelased rselusively
lTr t,,:O, great jtO tmeett will e offred to purchaers.
Stied Everysrtile a-rranted M represented, or the money tt.
' Watches, Jewelry, etc., torefully Repaired aGd wao
rantedt. 00