New Orleans daily crescent. [volume], May 08, 1856, Morning, Image 2

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Ilee at.teres of stean and faltoat',
tan athePese nnbierp~ottehidys pst.
So rrin Da ohrte way, which have
o aL atrea of the West by
of the eat dg g the inter and
Smnh ofpr ',Then there is a large
nitand provisions' which have
a ,which'will be arriving
r andnext month, in large
bok d b oeveral flatboats of flour
tirý e f t t t f to Boston.
b a e so[ily trOr l than0 oany
wes eami y oeg ,dlt o -a greitiem in
o t o rt' i tion given it a
eo-or, lwhei e t .ntany orderosto eome
iemotgot'other plasee Oaritandard
f to iotento heoa hinher than 4 any of
mttcdr. , ther~atrte, thatof corn, can
bopertoy somboatsothanit can he
teegreat cha nels taoif Tennessee to
h l Qo R bthe Ctlvnaoga or Tennessee
l' Cor nntbacarriedfromEast Tennessee
S anbe sold e or less thanc3 to 65 cents
er b necessary for us to may tait the
e tle obtained in onr market for 42 to
+f edto 0 New York for to 10
bye o:b1bhele
er t'fifteen or more large steamboats
aveben actedfor-tabehilt this season-for
be an Westernd trade. Itis-presumed
th of these boats understand what they
do' not entertain any fears that the
g .ti had eratoof the Wet,is to h divert
~ al f.teal' channels towardniew Orleans,
nd overailroade and lakes, which arelikely
tIn eotutgpted' uIyoaFnd snow for Lmor than one
Thtcelpteoltobe ycterd·y were verylimited,
bF' tO1tijg40 eo, though with twoboats, ar
tbo terthee g pres ous,it increases the re
etiipth igloe Saturday. noing to 12,152 bales. The
littke eialintg~irCot ttoin regions will soon be in
1retiad' a " ifay or gooddry weather will at
tZroogtdtetinnnthotl growing crop.
The weather yesterday was aloudy and indicated
lraino iiBooite sectionsaof the country; We be
ll~irto et ei'hei 6of hay, 1840, the great torna
do. attllatseoz; Misasissippi, destroying much
propertya.-and tcaiing the death of many citizens.
Tli drkand threatening squall which passed over
orosty' `yesterday rfresthed the memory of several
of 'r :citizens, residents of Natlhez at the time
abovealladed to.
".- ?8rklngaoe I ndbrlght
e; l" I iQoled llright,
thSlne in aeuroblets gleam ig;
` Wit 000m ie od e
. le . W qbe mightehanlotodreamin."
Sothe poetwrote "long time ago." Messrs. Bet
terton & Kefe1 No. 27 Tehoopitoulas street) have
engbled-js.to reniiegthe poetry, even in a prosaic
wdoalnditTa ge, byeoding specimoen bottles of still
anedlrspxking Catawb-. .native wine that is very
stilln ite appearance, though not distilled, but very
pnar~ng when its baial place hon been found. We
c end allt pn-vivant to a trial of the CataWbas.
, !t ans sB. .K. willtkeep constantly on hand a full
' aso~itmentof these delicious wines. Verbum sat.
N1awBoo05.-J. B. Steel, No. eO Camp street, has
ust received.a coliplete supply of all the recent pub
liB ono ofour book-houses, among which are many
standar4 works and many interesting recent pub
lications.
A shortlist of thelatter-day works is contained in
the adverideaent, to which all should refer who have
ay..faney for literature, or any desire for learning.
ýiKtr+ebs;Canioen's Be errr.- .ndnmo Cambier,
of the Orleans Theater, has her benefit at that house
thisteveonlg, when the fourth act of " La Favorite,"
the'f firth and fifth acts of the " Trophet," and a
musical interlude by Crambade, Junca arid Laget,
make up the programme. A vautdeville entitled
" Secoor Contre L'ncendie," precedes the whole.
Wo 'opi that the attendance may justify the ex
ptationa of the beneflciary andher friendo.
tiA..4 QAraS-Iead Gear.-D. C. Johnston,
'19Poydras street, has a very large and handsome
saupplyofhats, caps and straw goods, to which we
direet the attention of purchasers. His stock is all
Iresh and has been selected with niuch care. The
lowest prices are affxed, and we cannot direct the
at tdtln of country. merchants toany more eligible
opportua.ty for purchasing.
OAttuLn.-" Camille" was played again-for the
last time, we are happy to say-at the Gaiety The
ater, to a very good audience, last evening.
HOre HA.lL.llBy reference to the advertisement,
it will be seen that the well known and popular re
sort-Hope Hall-has recently received a lot of fresh
shed, codilh and halibut. Also, a supply of delicious
hadndeleur clams. We shan't say anything more.
Thi mere mention of these telling facto is all suoli
uient.
MARnYLAND FOR BUCHANAs.-A Baltimore dispatch
of the 30th, says: "The Democratic State Conven
tion met to-day and elected Walter H. Mtitchell and
Henry Goldsborough electors from the State at large.
M uesaatlions recommending James Buchanan as the
candidate for the Presidency were passed by a vote of
81 to 9. Avery strong endorsementof "Old Buck."
His star still looms highest in the political heavens of
his paity; bl b it le'doubtful whether it will not sufler
a disastrous eclipse at Cincinnati, in June. Pierce,
Douglas, Marcy, etc., are straining every nerve to
break hlm down.
TEsrraomunL no WAkLERo-It is agitated among
th. friends of Gen. Walker, says the New York Sun
of thh lst, to start a subsoription in all the cities of
the Union to a substantial and useful testimonial to
the General and his brave associates who so nobly
viedieated the American character for bravery in the
bd.le of Rivass. It is proposed to make up a purse in
this way, a purse beingdeonsidered the most judicious
present, and the most easily distributed among the
"·a rving. Mr. Marcy cannot object to the testi
t.. may not feeldisposed to contribute
"' wards such
"t ape r ta oark b -oils dyo
T s.ne i No rrthlepr overb
nged an existence.
INow, if a role moost work both ways tothl& gbod
one, it nece~arily-follows that theroe must bean inva
ibe mity in the working of th$ details: for,
g-l cases oat of.a hindred,upon the proper
otiitofthe 4 etals dpends theitualYva
S0orapsrinciple. .aaMay, agood rule, atloyn
loouiest 'prl e h'So ibeen^ rendered odiousoo op
.pressive-fieg.ently, ruinous and unholy--becase of
a false application or construction of the incidents
which necessarily accompanied them.
:lWe bave no objection to the application and
obsorecvai of good international rules, provided all
nations interested keep their faith with singleness of
purplro . But, when there is a general violation of
e-ii 0t, 'by the high coftracting parties, we do not
tink 'one givernmmit should be .held to a contract
wlidh all other governments have directly or indi
rectlt broken. These preliminirles bring us to the
Cehntal American question and ito present aspects.
It is well known that the authorities of the United
States have omitted nO vigilance or exertion to main
taininnviolate the sanctity %f theNeitrality Laws.
They lave stopped ships laden with·rassengers for
Nicaragua. They have arrested.emigrants, and cast
them into prison They have thrown all obstacles
they could in the way of Central American advance
ment. They have refused to recognize the government
of Nicaragua de facto,and a false1, p and a more un
righteous act wasn ever onmi any administra
loen. Theyhaye disowned their o ood; and, so far
as they could, damaged the prospects and endangered
the lives of their kinsmen.2 All this has been done
nndedc hat ~ e consider a strained and indefensible
eonitrction of the. Neutitalitly Laws, which has
amounted to a judicial warfare against Nicaragua,
with which'nation we have always been at peace,
and which, Upto the declaramtlon of war against her
by Costa Ril, was at peace with all the world.
For the sake of argument, let us admit that our
Government has acted properly in striving to prevent
emigration to Naragnaa-in prohibiting our country
men from.going to the assistance of their brethren
struggling for liberty and life in a .far-off, foreign
land-and in interposing all obstacles at its com
mand. It has, then, kept its faith and preserved its
neutrality with an unparalleled rigidity. What have
othernations done? Have they 'kept their faith?
Haiedhey abstained from interference? Are their
hands "spotless? Can they show a clear record?
.Thse questions are pertinent to our subject, and
we answer them all in the negative! English,
French and Germans are found in the ranks of those
who wage a war of extereninaaion against our breth
ren in Nicaragua: English, French and German ri
fles have wroughtthe deaths of more Americans than
the weapons of all Costa Rica combined. English
arms and English money have equipped the slaugh
terers of our own born brethren. English counsels
and English gold incited the war andstimuinlated its
horrors. An English frigate lies off the harbor of
San Juan, in effedt Ilockading thatport, and threat
ening our commercial vessels with seizure and search.
And to complete the climax, the English Minister for
Foreign Affairs has been detected in a clandestine,
secret correspondence with the authorities of Costa
Rica, tendering them arm anad encouragement to war
against, devastate and murder the unoffending inhab
itants of Nicaragua! All these are facts.
This being the cases we coneiv.g it high time our
Neutrality Lavs Were abrogated. If it is just and
right that the English and Germans should help the
Costa Ricans, it certainly cannot be criminal in Amer
icansuto do the same thing for the Nicaraguans. If it
is proper that the British Government should give
Costa Rica two thousand stand of arms, it cannot be
wrong for Americans to go to Nicaragua with arms
in their hands for their own protection, or to send
arms there to aid struggling compatriots. The cor
retness of these conclusions will not be disputed by
any sane man.
Then away with the Neutrality laws, in order that
the rule may " work both ways." It is a one-sided
affair altogether, as matters now stand. "All the
world and the rest of mankind" may assist Costa
Rica, without let or hindrance, but the very moment
a hand is raised for Nicaragua, the strong arm of the
law is uplifted to discourage, to quell, to crush ? Is
this right? Is it manly, just or patriotic? No-a
thousand times no!-say we ; and no, will be the
thundering response from millions of true American
heart. _. .."
Dr,~PRTrns OF TrHE NICARAGUA EIsrhANTS.-We
were on board tile schooner Minna Schitfer last eve
ning, just prior to her departure. Her decks were
crowded with as noble a band of emigrants as ever
started forth upon any (adventurse-good men, and
true, from various walks of life; but one in purpose,
and indulging in one only hope-the noblest hope
that can inspire humanity-that of contributing to
the foundation of a vigorous republic. They num
bered about two hundred and thirty in all-stout,
mnanly forms, all of them, and evidently the right sort
of material for a new and unsettled country.
About one hundred and seventy-five of them were
under Col. John A.Jaquess, who, from the first, had
Iis hleart's warmest sympathies enlisted in behalf of
the new republic, and who now repairs thither for
the purpose of putting those sympathies into prac
tical use. From our knowledge of the Cominel, and
from the physical appearance of the iand who accom
pauny him, we feel safe in the prediction that he
will give a good account of himself, whatever folrtune
may betide him.
Some twenty or thirty of the crowd-not snder
Col. Jaquess-were from Mississippi, a State that
never fails to be represented whenever colonization
or fighting may be going on. But the most interest
ing portion of the emigrants were several Iowa
farmers and their families-wives, daughters, and
sucking babes-wearied of the chilly north, and am
bitious of sticking their spades into the fertile soil of
the tropics. The adventurousness of such men, in
taking their wives and children with them to Nica
ragua at this time, was a matter of no little wonder
and admiration to the comfort-loving city-dwellers
who clustered around them. But Daniel Boone was
a man of that kind, and is he forgotten now-?
We could not remain to see tie schooner off, but
suppose it must have been a sufficiently interesting
and exciting scene, as a great crowdof citizens were
clustered on the adjoining vessel, in order to take a last
farewell of their friends in the adventurous crowd
God speed the Minna Schiffer and lier noble cargo !
Within a few years no less than seven represent
atives of foreign governments have married Ameri
can ladies.
NAvAL-A store-ship will sail from Charlestown
Navy Yard for the African squadron about the 10th
of May. Any letters sent to the care of the Naval
Library and Institute, at the Yard. will be forwarded.
SICKgESS AT SEA.-- te York, April 29.-The
ship Empire State from Liverpool, arrived at quaran.
tine to-day, and reports having had 33 small pox cases
on board during the voyage.
The brig (Gen. Taylor, from Port au Prince, also at
quarantine, lost during her passage home half of her
crew from yellow fever.
The California mails of April 5th, by the steamer
Illinois, carried; over $1,900,000, in gold, to New
York.
Soioceo or AN ENxLlsus SaImLOln or IANlorso.
Francis Pastilt, formerly mate of the lhlip Java, com
mitted suicide on the 1st instant, in New York, by
hanging himself with a small cord to the banisters in
fourth story of the premises.
Tie. BASewt Tm*AL.--The flBaker trial is again post
poned. Yesterday morning, one of the jurors was
unable to attend on accoumt of illness. The Court
having no power to complete a panel for the trial of
a ease already commenced, the whole jury were dis
hlmrged, and a new panel of 1,000 summoned for Tues
day, June 3, to which day the term stands adjomuned.
[N. Y. Tines, 1st.
.. morning the levee pre
-ad i ommigmnte,
" nout
iklmearagua.
We have been permitted to nake the following ex
tract frim a letter'received by a gentleman of this
pity, from one of se emigrants that went to Nica
ragua on the Charles Morgan. The letter is dated
CASTILEO, RAPInS, April 1, 185$F;
You will have received, through the newspapers,
full accounts of the state of affairs Herz. On the
arrival of the steamer, we went op tihe river, armed
and ready for the Costa ticans. We had several
false alarms,: but did not have the good luck to
meet withanyof the enemy. Twenty-five milesbelow
hero we came to one of Gen. Walker's garrisono, of
twenty-five men, thlirteen of whom had gone, a few
days before, up the river, and had whipped two hun
dred Costa Ricans, killing about thirty of them. I
find that Gen. Walker is almost worshipped, and I
thihk deservedly so. He is now gone with some six
huindred men to attack the Costa Rieans, and arms
asothe only thing necessary to enable him to make a
clean sweep of them. The Costa Ricans are repre
sented as very well drilled, and well armed, bl.t are
said to be great cowards. We do not feel any doubt
as to the favorable resnlt of our cause. Asyet I have
met with but few of the natives--tley seemni to be
somethiistbetween Spaniards and Indians-they are
friendly, and thilik of nothing but trading with the
soldiers. Every thing is high, and at no particular
price. The climate could'not be more pleasant, nor
the country more beautiful. We came up the Cole
redo river on steamboats formerly owned by the
Trahsit Company,and in our trip we saw every variety
of flower and tree, and every descriptiond of foliage.
We hae sometimes to rough it, sleep on the ground,
and eat, . ything we are fortunate to get; bat
I would-rather live in this way than board at the St.
Charles. This is a glorious country, and well worth
fighting for.
A REsIEF EXPEDITION.-On Saturday, April 26th,
the yacht schooner, N. Stetson, chartered by Wsn.
Pettit, -T. B:Sardy and E. H. Jecot, Esqs., of New
York, sailed from that city, with a double crew of
picked men, several life-boats, spare spars, rigging,
sails, provisions, and all necessary apparatus to save
life and property, with orders to cruise in tile North
Atlantic, about the track of vessels bound between
the United States and Europe, in amore southerly la
titade than that explored by the expeditions dis
patched by our Government and thatof Great Britain,
in search of the steamer Pacilie. [Phila. Ledger.
Sconre DEATn.-We learn that hfr. Troutman, of
Glennville, Ala., while on a visit to this city, was
sitting in the porch of D)r. Cleckly's residence, on
Thursday evening last, and while in the act of con
veying a glass of water to his mouth, his hand sud
denly fell backwards, and he appeared to be ill. On
going to hls assistance, he was found to be dead be
yond recovery. [Columbus Euquirer, 3d.
An OLD LADY Brar Tod DEATI.-We learn that
an old lady of the name of tHarvey, who lived with her
0ons near Calloden, Monroe county, Ga., was found by
them on their return.fromn tie field, one day last week,
burnt to death. IHer pipe was picked up m the yard,
and it is supposed that her clothes took fire from a
spark therefrom,and that she gained the house before
she fell and perished. She was ninety years of age.
[Macon (Ga.) Citizen, 3d.
SING.LAO . DISAPPrARANOE.-A youngGerman girl
who resided with Mtrs. Algeo, on the bank of the
Ohio, about three miles below the city, disappeared
suddenly in the following singular manner: On last
Friday at noon, when the farm laborer came to his
dinner, .Hs. Algeo reqoested the young girl to Ibring
a bucket of water from the ri-ver. As she pased o1st
of the house, she picked up a hatchet left by the farm
hand at the door, and took it with her. ltemianing
away so long, Mrs. Algeo became alarmed about her,
and began to make search after her twhereabouta.
She learned from a man in the employ of a neighbor.
that he had seen her ont a flat boat which was tied to
the shore belowb. On examining the spot, they found
her shoes and stockings lying on the banuk. -ud dis
covered that she had cut the cable iritached to the
boat with the hatchet. The Oirtent being very swift,
the flat boat and its ocespant were swept away with
railroad speed. Nothing has yet been heard of the
girl. [Pittsburgh Post, 30tl.
U. S. CInoRLT CornT.-In the case of the United
State vs. t Wm. (0, end ll, d l rged with embl illog avluablle
letter mailed from Memphis to thix city, the defuece yesterday
presellted their alodlvit for n conlotiolanee, o teotlll Of the ab
ronel ol wiotro.ss, rnd the casewto acordoingly eonlilnouid to
T d eudny next.
FOILST DI)oTIICT Co.rT.-florllilog Session.-The
elclion ease of Auld vs. "Walton, came up ftr Irill yeselrday.
After the empnanelment of a Jury,. which ocacpied the court to a
Sllle hour, the case was colthiuole till tol daiy
Erenioiq Soion-.--lenr1 y l1itemlan, Ocused of omanslaughlter,
hi onuloe" tllh depth ofo r. German wemo n, tlt wife i of tio mn
with wllom le Llloorded, in the Third District, sevral l mlollth
o, hby bealing ller witl an nleohelve, wae put ilpoo hi trial t I
tile vloilng. Th'I e 1ae way still in progreas tl te time of
clo1ing our report.
FouSTrI DISTIICT Couer.--The case of Mrs. L. A.
IIowoogainolt tih city 1nd otlherta ans decidled yetrdll ; tlhe
oilotbeLi, 1s our reader1 alrelldy ]now, for dlIo;lee of li5,IHlJ
for inJories Enured lu her sun, Gelorge W. Mxhao, by , ilp Ioalnll
uplon him of a portion opf he vfl 0T0f 0101,011ehi'n ololl.no , o St,
Challirles atreet. The lJury, after several hours' deliberatiol, ten
dered a verdict i favor of the pllintlif of $10,0l} damgles:
*,5 aogaoiont tlr city lanod $2,IY naolhlt Alei. (orniih and wife,
ownrs of tile bnidltinF. Tile verdict wan nldo in favor of Chas.
.tMaon, th olther party to tIo dlefenc. .en.ars. Rfluo Wap1 hls
'onot 0.C.. Iollo.o cndncted tlo e proecuto o n p to i ootho so, lod
MonlsT. lolejlllnio, Bradford ald F1ineoy tlhe delfece.
Exnuc'rATIos AeND IQUesT.--The Coroner yester
day held al inquest on the body of Joseph Welsh, o n Irishman,
Slyears of age, who had been buried on thle previooo day in St.
oatriok's Cmetletry. The body was eohulo ed t1 tle inlboltlo of
o frilend of tih deceASed, who represented Ihat le ,had Food ren
aon to believe that hIe had beenl puiolled. A thorough l pst
mortem examiatlion rhowed that death had been enicedl by
eryuipelnL, and nolihng , el . The l'oronet'o jury, thlrctre ,
rendered a verdict to that efect, and the do.dy wb roettored l ito
[Ebi..
AccDENT-N--Wm. O'Ileron, a laborer on the Ople
loa.n i ailroadl, hald hli right foot ,aly hlurt, (t o it was report
ad,) on Tuesday, by a barolf iron fIllig Upo1n it. la was Lrllght
over and lodged in Charity ltospital. IThere his wound wt dis
covered to he n comlpound fruclure of the big-toe nail--lhich, it
w sa fearce, woule d render amputathiu f the nail) n.ecsnary. In
other respects, O'lleron Ss doilng bell.
Montao WILe OcT.-Lieut. Romer and Sergeant
\Ihadia huve nrreated a m.tt l ilnnt Manuel Rlo,·ahe, a Spniurdt,
on ait clutrge that lIe hlat n hanl d ill l ruMilder of tha e you
Spaninrd whose taly wls foulld in the w.tIs back of 0t. P'at
rick's Cemetery, .ont a week aigo. Thtie u:IIi of the Inlrdered
mnl is now" known to bh M.inucl Sanchoc. LUpoll what train of
circlllllutall e thie oniers ere led to urrest S oadlie, we have
not Iclated L )t tile) trill he nlle" Ynown to Recordler Ranos
ooll. ltoenlie, lf Celallo, i salty lodged ill tilhe l'Orih l'ion.
CIIARoG OF FIORQE'r..- A mann named J. Baldwnin
wa, xrreted 1at nillcburg ycilerday, by I.ylt. Morillt , a t thea
rltlllueat o fr. (lilmore of it nUllra, 'Penn., 'llo ncclsed hli n
of llang ecola ited a forgery l tha0t city. Ile wua llodyge in
REiCOnR DER B0IGIIT'S COReT.-Wm.HI. James, Chief
of l'oliet+ anlo hislpcrinl oflie¢* }rink l[orne and 'l'huma'
Klerney, were yestelrdly Ielat leore tibe First I eltrie Court, to
be taied a.l nhlatrgC of flllly srrestin ailld ipriseoniha g 1rttl.
A. thlchko, all tle 0 .h i0lt. Mr. Janles gave hlil of *5010, a nd
tile otllher. ;U each, for their ilapclbrale Iefore that atribullnl.
t'lrick Mulrxty yL. raignald ol1 L.aItrglI of Oliiraulslyl
bnha-lg alld billila i at iancan l 'xtlil, Yar-cillb, at h rei
dene. on I)rynd1es 1 troot, on rT'F1s1d night. Hei.i g- l lail t, nLp
tin . ohlllo i u ll alkrrignlld, at tie ilnnllCe of hin wife, ol .
leahrgc u- getthig droola null uanthln thinag, ia tL,- llItlicll
e cing hias sai wife with poriIal vliolelltce Ab lie wl drunkt
whell be lxhherd ba 1+ut uober and penlltent when collfronted
with tile Reccurder, hiri wife relented and hedgead Lim off.
Ilt:colnel ltAMOS' CourT.-Wi~.arlttlit we.e iasued
ao, tle followtilng xlttl.il+: Il, ..i. ntllerlu. iiFd, n ie- a ing
t lwhite ihin na.mled lblek.kall with etcaling a earirty of alirb
from her residcncl lllb l ol iab llhe atreii, latwein ll I ital alnd
larraclks; hy Edward 1rag~1ln0, hrllilg Loui Allen with teal
illal l ltantk froml IlIcabseveral wook, ago. whit't le wl tem
10il0lCly nlhntll frilm h.ICi t ; ly Andrtw I'Pltela chkrgin P.
i.'antiin, t f eerg lo, with aning him oil St. Lt'ter tltlet. cns
Sing hima iFlllure, alnl 'llihF Iis urrest and Impriaonment onu a
Ifloe charge utf lthrowingllikbils iladohillial (ltetin'l) yard ; nald
y Loy,uil sJen, hlter rgin .ar. lernllnler's lelae Fi.l with
CLettgll by i the foard e an area,t i th i, lai, t the con er of
Burgundy "nil i'uloule 11,re01.
bCaphl eaopuln, tile Ilgr 0,0ll0e..l, man 00.o dliddled Mr.
CtolrJa met of 075, llndcr . pretecue tlat llcre ar. a tvcrut slat
Ihion Mciety In rile city angOged iln rn'seportiu" r ,of a,y NI ent
l.b of lahom he .prlyeteel be mallly get helk waith th utlll
nllnod, hld nntlh(r aridxleit nlxda rgahinst hint. Tfh( new vIclinll
i YMr. Thur. elh-wea, rreidilng at o. l Illibilnprt lt"0Cl lie
0diferene LKang, Chao ht oftred to r-cure -he restaorationll o.f M,i
I r.'s nlimiolg I I)xly ae. "'hi onl, hle ,oted, lind Laect" ron.
ce1ed tt f rr heuse Cf 10 0,a Fuo 0"'"000, wham Yr. F·. sapCteF l
prevomntly 0a, x10 ineirgler of FlaceN, and hu ou proniv.I kO conduc
Yr. N'. t0 tbohhomue i, gle'tion at necrtai time. A wnrrant
wats i0s,00, but it will do0htl¢o ho frtitlnss, a. thiln tlite, wire
know I'pln001 well. insti0nted a thorooug and unlturihlg 000rch0
for 00i00 in Mr. C(l, .n' behalf.
Rtcoanne Ssczer.ae's Cocrr.-- Wm. t)aria, alias
Scotty, nad John Shiorter Lore been tent before the hFirst Illtrier
Couert y 1100crder Seouean, for the murder of Jotln E~erN ;
I the former oa principal, the latter as acce ssory. Marie 100d tle
dheoa'ed had a dimculty at tho L1ouisina bio o00 the lnight of
the Ath )larich; they went 0l0 to E1001n1d e 1lre0t to ¢etale their
'-a Gifght. {S'hen near Rmlapxrt etr¢rt, Shorter 0x+'0e
.... at once atdLbed E.rers with it. Evera died
.....: w",e, of colnrne, tent
lhIety-Fourth Congress-Flrst. Seasrr.
WAsIooTO, A.peril 30, 1856. .,,t.e-ThwH.oe.
u'lls relative the appreopri :,on for the improvement
of the hbnor at Sheboyan, Wisconsin, and creating
Colbusnbus, in fent5:eky, a port of delivery, were
.On motion of Mr. Sumner, a resolution wias adopted
directing the Committee on Finance to consider the
expediency of providing by law that all articles of
foreign manufacture, obtained from submerged and
derelict wrecks, whether sunk in our own or in foreign
waters, may be admitted free of duty; and that the
Secretary of the Treasury, in his discretion, may be
authorized to remit the duties to which such articles
are now subject.
Mir. Biggs spoke in defence of the Naval Board, and
took occasion to compliment the oflicial conduct of
the Secretary of the Navy.
Mr. Adams attacked the Naval Board as having
done gross injustice to officers of the Nasvy.
After an Executive session, the Senate adjourned.
House,of MRel esentatives-Mr. Washburne, of Illi
nois, fromnthe Committee on Commerce, reported a
bill estiablishing certain collection districts of the
United States, designating ports of entry and delivery,,
and modifying the revenue laws. Atter debate, its
further consideration was postponed until the second
Mondayof June.
Mr. Herbert, of Callfornia, referred to the recent
massacre of thirty Americans on the Isthmus of Pa
nama, saying this was not the first offence comitted in
that quarter. It was high time our Government
should take some steps to put an end to such pro
ceedings.. If ourcitizens are to receive no relief, the
sooner the country shall know it the better. In con
clusion, he offered a resolution, which was adopted,
instructing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to in.
quiresif any, and what fiurther legislation is necessary
to secure the lives and property of American citizens,
passing over thie Isthmusn of Panama.
The Hoose went into Committee of the Whole onthe
state of the Union, when the consideration of the
Indian Appropriation bill was nominally resumed.
The Committee rose, when the Indian Appropriation
bill was reported to the House. Adjourned.
A Tose. OF AMTrr.-N rfolk, Vs., April 30.-G.
P. R. James, Esq., the British Consul at this port, has
received directions from Lord Clarendon to distribute
one thoruand dollars among the benevolent institu
tions having in charge the Zwidows and orphans of
those.who died during the epidemic last autumn.
[New York Sun, 1st inst.
FNon W..stnoaTox.-- IVashington, April 30.-Mr.
Davidge, President of the Pacific Steamship Com
pony, having sent a telegraphic dispatch to General
Lane, of Oregon, relative to the riots at Panama, tihe
latter, this evening, called on President Pierce, com
municating the request of Mr. Davidge, that a vessel
of war be sent to Aspinwall for the protection of
Americans there, and received assurances that the
matter would be attended to with the least possible
delay. There will probably be a Cabinet consultation
on the subject, to-morrow.
Second Dioptch.--We learn thattthe Secretary of
the Navy has already ordered the United States
Steamer Fulton to proceed forthwith from P'ensacola
to Aspinwall. [New York Sun, lst inst.
Stenuho.ot Depnrtosns This Dsy.
TI:ZAS
Charles S gang I Pslaca, nrnster.at S o'clocG A. \i. IhOSA
Ilorgnn, foot of Jelin Roret, opp000~ thle Sfeooohiip Io od"
Mng, agIRents.
27O13II.E,
Cohn, IIeirn, mneter, on thle arrival of lltP 4 o'4 &d P. M. PaY!
charlrain care. R. rldosA, 10 IBook PLoo, 5g4nt.
OCCEAN SPRINGS.
California, NoAon, maoter, o, the mriinl the Lnks of thl I
o'clock AM. son sosal10000 ert. R. Goddo1, 10 Book
I'latc, agent..
COVINSTON.
Virgisis Pood, IIsimssl. n the srrival f tIle 1 o'sIotO II.
PItlshslcxrisssss. D.C. Lssbss, No. IS MIlEoo street,
agent.
H1IO RIVER.
Shona, l lentloc, msmter, io 5 o'clock P. 01. 1100,100 S ROOM,·RE
I TslssEitossss strlet P I000011.
I OR EýIIMISSISSIIPPI.
Rt. N'. th;Rne, It: wulwel, oool0~, nt 5 ti clock P'. N. 1'ilcher,
irB Osrish .1 Co., 4S( 1 ,101 0 00,0, 0°,000.
BED RIVERII.
ii. L. DoughersOy , SockISu, 01i00sol, n: I o'StAkr. T. B.
Sm4ith, l Ne I.ec" street, 1 eat.
ComprEaliels 1sy, [lootei, o5 GAASo. T. ID. Smith., 12 New
LsTG, Rol I.o,,n Snapp , Co.1 S1 Front ,teed,, ngcnt1.
E.nios, CrsoaR, roosterlxt 5 o'lock P. MV. I'. II. llinon
S Co.,4I tSsnfn 5e stree,, ngcutI. '
Slos, IlsOss masssss 5 o'lskls. P. IIElon h Co.,I Isn
flnsste street, ngrntr
B. E. t1lark, sdwsk ste, at5o'clok. L.ewia Snalsp pCo.,
Sron, street, elE T. I'. Smith, 12N,,,Ls I.ew s,ess, nge515.
Eimlsi, Johnsoi n enter, at 5 o'slocs. 4. 31. Johnstos, I
FrPot I.erss xlrce1, agen55.
srelsds, Cramp, mlrter, st 5 o'slosk. I.wis Snpps N ICAo., 1
TroEt itsret, and T. I. Smitlb.1lNSe I.eLss, npla.s.
A Pe;REnanED BReAT I.-- Wlt lat dy or gentleman
would remainuuder the e'r~ e of * dinrgrecalde brnlth, othen,
by using the " Blm or a Thouexvl Flowers" as a dentrifire,
would not only reatder it ~nwee buat onre the teeth white ie nl.
btaler! . .ny persona do not elnorl their breath is hd, and tile
ahject ibesoelicate.lhrirrierndswill never lentinnit. Pour a
s ingl drop of the " Ilutm" on your toothbrsh alnd warll thb
teeth nigt and .eornleg. A fifty cent bottle rill last a yr.
A heautifll comapleion ma easilr berae ruired hby ~ien the
"Illmr of r Thobae nd Flowers." It will remore tan, pimlples,
an lfrecklea from tle akin, learilg it of a atot nd roncdrseate he.
Wet a towel, polrou t. or tllree drops, and wasrlllle fae night
and moraina .
Saarieq HYnal Earw.-WaIt year evarieg-brulh ir either warm
aorll c aldrwpater araono oaehreedropreof "I~nialeaf etfba
soft lather, much cilitaftin the operalioln of shaing. 'ri.e,
Fonly ar eat. Feridhrg & Co., prnprieora. For racl by J.
erielht b Co., O. O. Woodman, and anl ldrggi.D t
fel5d 2lA od6m
I.Ir.rr what the LdIedlte l F1rra tty *ay of
Pr. J, I0OSTOTTER'S CI:LlRATII) STolMAClII BIT
TIlRS: bIecarTEK. I'a.. Jeeary 1, 1f44--Dr. J. lorgsac,,
I'iltabbrgh, I':--Sir : From my eperiance with the remedinl
qtelitirls aontained in yolr illimiable Bittera in ebrolee diseases,
Seleh en beeumewi; (eoutl I)Ryea eiri. Iryaentrery, Diarlnhre.
etc., also se a prerentrve of disease end tonie , I hrve no heaita
lon in rollaouncang it thb bert medicine with wlle c I am a<
qalxinted, and teke pleaure ile recommendnig )oer vxlauble
llters to dyspeptircs prticlarly, and to thle plofer'ion geae
I rally. Toers, rery relleetlully. II. A. eMITaI, l . 1).
For sale by John ebWrirght (o., 211 and 1 Charlrer steet,
a id o. (), oeollmna, reorer Magalanc and Common a reets.
m32 0t0ltW
1e! I jsle l ~rriter, Uetullp, xrayt:: "Dry
den, to euxxre hia Lrilliunt .ixionb of pnexJ·. ate raH Ileali ;an
Yrr. tznderlirr na<,pted thle nnmr rdxn. crrecn ten ¢d <nricc i7
Fc no bleep, lulducx dr<¢mllngg lIapli Tx Yorlx, for prn urine
puiel rext xna plexbinK dronmxl, nwnllalrcd hnrre tongule niter
suppecr. Indigebtiou, and tha~t <ouditioli Fhlih ie termed N F<Rk
nr irritahiu etomncit, combiitulen wolnt fntitfnt boas ce oP visions.
Th~e immedriutu or direct inflacnce of nrpletian, in l tnii7 alter-i
inK tltC xc'tlxnilnnb xna the dllpnailian In w¢Aillg nmmelllls in 6
prrwC of its power to dervnge the cireidantioa oT the brulin and
thle mental facaltieH in RlceP. 1'eorple Fh~o nlr trcnblell Filh in
digexliog, muf x yrel}g el[ r Ifrom Jig l'opx C (, Bl
terb," Hadl CYrlbIVCrl la thix coontrT LTIlr. C. '1. Jxclnon,
131 Ardh street, I'hlad;lp'hi., x d by his xg.n 4. Fre ngdvcr
tiaemeut. _ t plmbmW
-~J. F. tWllllnrmh, Attorney u Il Cunulxel
lor xt I.M1F, ]Jnrnltxll 7'raXý, in now nt ili 1'it}' Ilolcl, n'hcere hr
Man ir c lnn. lltc ¶ggg', bnbi ,,lllr g oC hix pi nfernion until Snnil
l Ig1LOilnt. Aspigln'g ggnlrgbllgd to his imnnRgg.,c will
reeiic Prompll~t ntten giiun. 'lglglllgggglt g r geferece nill Ih givgn
ilggnvPg1ed. i itl
PerC Cahatvha,
-dS
;r- xu, -S CI Eur m E uT;:
60 CAMP STREET. 60
NEW J OOKS.
n}F:Iar;ýIrF:-A seSral
1')I1.IlMI l rlr}:-Trnll flrml the Frenlc,
1'IRI1.AA' TIIA RIFA,} l a, in lII andl Irn ld cuf l.
1'It ISCOT'T' S WRI'fISrl, ( t'(11.1'ETE- L forilm Ediition.
H.(:A IIAI 1AY, }: JiAN111; hrll,,,,ll.
FRIANK: 1.F:AII};& ý FAI.A IIIIINA, an N. Y. Joiurnl for VAny.
111cr JAll IlllA .
Nil 7'1 A' ý"N ll,};7'A 'n IIIIINI -I,,,!
Til I:RAN ARlý IRA'IA>[1t1 -llruulroll r ills~trute ,
1SF~r; I1NING NARY-bý ('onri n Fnnuie.
wrill illurtrutionF.
Alto, n Welt unrunlrd Mock of
IF) ` Jl OI) A G .(t EJ UCJ. . S , EEL
A. 11. STE~ET,,
___ N, Al "I ,,,nll 11,111.
lHope flal,
99 St. Charles Street.
.lunt re isd nt thi entabili.meut, per (· 'awba, a fne lut of
FIl F:ýIll AI11, Cl,')]1FIII .ad 11AI,111-T.
AItho, by the ecooncr I":pru., a lot of thowe inimitably deli
cious 1'hatdcleur l'I, AMS.
, i E- picursw.willp] y attrntin- -_ t _ _ P _ r rt
.lurderous Scaverernges.
Shallow praectitioners Lnbase a rtcd that intextinal wornm, are
sor iijrious, in fact lhat dheray act tile pxrt or ecaxclpreR rxcemo
"-g fold andiudigesllble matter from tl~c elihlutlari- canl.
\What aundachnos hum Lg : W at minerale 1,hilosophly : Every
expericllced plhyician knows that thel e nlimlsl cause inflal»
mation of the bowels, anxd .otnetimes eclally cat tlhough the
oeutihzgof the'etonlzch xia| lower inlc.,tilucr , cx'a»lKi ceiable
deeadh. Of xll thle dieearc. of ctlldrrn tbix is the mont dalenr
o.. nlnd diixtrcngiK. CnfottUnnltlei, too, it in oar of tIle nIvet
common. In WINEII'S ANAIIIAN VERMIFUG1I, how
ever, a nafe, qulick, nllfniling remedy isi ped. 'File lo
ptictor challngecs the world to show thea it ec.r fnilad to efet
For sale in New Orleans, wholeale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
George IL Pitlen,
""TNTERS' WAREHOUSE,
,"" 4S STREET,
Wilson's Rat and Reach Pes
TROYTER. ' t"
Wnrranted to b the moast bafe ailoe.lcflve agent vcer used
for tLL destructlon of thyse troublesomo ferrmu. For ualo iu
New Orleans, wholenle and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my5 2pit 21 anm11 51 Chartres street.
Thre undersigned having tdken tho splendid store, corner of
Cnalt and Baronne, (now occupied by Mrs. E. Fournier,) informs
is friends and the public that he will open the suame on tho 15th
inst as
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Store.
Ile will always keep on hand a full and complete assortment
of tile xbne egoods.
Itr. tIIry D.cnlel leing t ttlched to tht estalishuent, calls
thmye ttention op his friend0 12 old uW. tomrRA
my6 2p t 8 60 12 c.B. W. IIEROARD.
Rheumnatisn and Gout.
Wrighb's Indinn egetable Pills are a most extraordinary
medicine for the cure of Rheutmalbm and Goit, because they
not only cleanse the stono ch rnd bowels of those morbid hu.
mors, which if taken into the circulation and Chrown upon tlh
membrane and muscle, are the camse of the above pinful moal
ttics ; but ,lley excite the lSborbernt vessels to take up that
ýthich is alrendy depostled, and therefore are nrsolutely certan
to make a perfect cure of Hheumatism nud Gont. A single 75
cent box of said Indian Yegetable Pills will often give tile most
naonihibing relief; and perseverance necording to directions
will he enrtain to drive pasn of every descriptiou from tho body.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesal and relail; at proprietor's
prices J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Imyf 2pit 21 and 151 Chartres street.,
Lace Curtains.
Just received, a choice assort.nent of Lace and Muslin Cur
tains, new patterns, at low prices.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
my5 2pt 26 Chartres and 7 Cuatomholluse treet.
Floor Oil Cloths.
Three feet to twenty-four fee, wide, of new designs and choice
qual!ties, cut to suit aoy sie:cd room or hall,
J. D. DAMfERON & CO.,
my52p:t 26 Chartres and 27 Customhousu street.
Canton Jldttiung.
t-4, 5-I and 6-4 White and Checked Matting, of varous qall
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
mry :pGt 26 Chartres and L Customhonse streets.
Carpeting, .Ilatting anld Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 19 Chartres street.
.Lately receied,l a Ire Bssortment of CARIFTINGrS, mrch
as Vit, Witho. Topo,ry, IBrusel, Three-ply, Ilorm., VYe
netian, etc. FLOOR OIL CLLOTII, uf arious qlities and
whhhs, cut to it rooms, hIlle, etc. otATTINy-5t pecel
1-1, 5- oand 6-4 Whitie nd Checkered,, ¢ow Isldiug; oll of which
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
nry-5 2pft 19 Charteesttreet.
Selling oif to Close Business.
TIE E ENTIRE STOCK
N bo. 20 CAMIP STREET, uteter the City Hotel,
--compriilng
GOLD AND SILVER WATCtIES;
SILVEP. AND PLATED WARE;
COlBiS, IIRUSII E, I'ERIFUMERY ;
-Arnd ltrge asoortmeonto;
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
--Is now Bellinug :u
COST OF IMPORTATION.
Cty Delers aold Coantry MerThalnto have oe en opportonity
o` purchoaingat the amore eduled prires FOR CASH or CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
C:t,.II uad examine before purehnling elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
jRtomember No. 2 C.rp street, noder the City Hotel.
Ry5 .per
Depot ,
WHOL.ESALE AND RETAIL. FORL TiHE SALE OF TILE
(iENU INE
DALLEY'S MAG'V&L Pl 4-EXTRACTOR
S 2f No. 2 nd 151 Cha*rtra tr et.
Suc nieter Clothilng.
LIG[IHTON & lS A BA 1TOT.
Cornter St. Chfrlhs lid Call(l stL.
-NEW GOOD-JUST OPENED-
WAi, I.inen iDuck COATS; Whie LiLen Drill COATS; Clor
Wh00 Lie Pock n DrIill PANTS; Foanc Frenchl Drill
White amnl tColored Mar0eilles VESTS-Single nn I)Double
Ilrevyted.
MIershe FRIOCK AndL DRE CIOATS.
Merilo PANr ALOrN ý-with a lr..e aT ,rtmento .of lpaea,
Itnrnthea, Linen aud Thin hummnnler Cloth Con;:,
SIII RT , of every description.
RR- hle lreceivedtl n S Lice na1ortment of tlhe latelt 1styr of
colored (:CAMBRIC SIIIRTS, with Hylan and 1stan!inRl collnrs,
French 1,ri ts I A-LINENL AND LI) OTTON IIHIRTS, of
nll niZ,, quallitins nlln l Oat N: n.D.
LEIGHTON & BAIBOT,
,m.2 2az.t cornr S. h ,rlu,<ndannnl a tl.
To the Ladies.
-
Havfin dutermined to close out nor
STOCKI Of SPIRING GOODS
We vmill Crrm this dla
Sell It Grcatly Red ucel Prices!
Our hnndxorme xt.,ltment uc
SILK AND BAREGE DRESSES
--I.. -
l'I':If T: "ll.tdill lIJICFItr S,
C. A. BARIIIERE & BRO.,
x?1 :plm 53 ('hurtres xt.
Iron Fronts for Stores.
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW IHEADS, SILLS, etc.
RB'pretf!ly eliy tII. atlelntion of Builder, nIId tle pnblic in
general, to T . o
Broad St., belo0 w Slriog Gaorden, west side,
ISSSII.ADIs ILI'IfIo.,
At wliclh place h ou be plex'ed Io meet them, and enter
into arran emlentns for flrniihilg the uhove articles ati tle
SHIO'RTEST NOTICE and on the most IIEASONABLE
luilings manlSlfaeOred by Mr. Baily, are open io Inspection
S.I'n hlxdelphin.. .. .. . . . 15 1,im_
J. J$. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
Practices bis Profession in all its IBranches in tbh Parishes of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. oOl6G2t
Tobhacco.
LONG BLAVKI RICII TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Alo, Tobacco for Plantation ae, in bhda aid
bbis, and CIGAR TOBACCO, onstantly on hand and for sale
TURNER & RENSIIAW,
ft ? 2p3,,-1,' .6 ('amp street, np alairx.
George R. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late f Mobile,)
Ofrs hi ~ ervices in oll of the variou braT,,e1, of the profes
sion, to the citize,, of New Orleans and vicinity.
CIIIIDIIREN'S TEETHI EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents iu regard to the manlagrmelnut and treatment of
the teeth, free of churte.
3-"(iCCICE-T'1 i I CirooIdet htro,. j"II PSRn
F.ilterinlg Stones
ONE HIUNDItEDn FILTERING STONES
10R FAMIIIES. N]) COUNTING ROOMS,
F+.r enle low by
J. II. CARTER & CO.,
r.24 2plm c oer ('mruon xn an l'chnnpitmiln ýtF.
To .lerchants and Opticians.
T. B3. MYCOC]i & CO,.
OFTICIANS,
Fool Square, She elird, Engaland,
annl.'ctur ers of Shipsl' Telescopcs of every diecription, T-o
per Telescope. fromt 12 to mi inchen, witlh icnualx and bolt; Pilot.',
]achting, D)eersalking xnd tiMilary TIrýceoprs; I'ortabl Tel
eAlcone, with xatrormieanl and eund eye pirrce; Single aud
oiule Opero (h l hdgo;: o dcing (lrl.oae, ¢nd corumuon Pockt,
STeleeopoa, in eareb; I'crrpectimes, etc,; Spectacles; Yicro
sc opes; Einen Pror:c ; Elye llneýsx ; Regdin ý'Olasea, etr.
All kindr of i[achinue andi Lua ground I·enece. Spactxcle Eyes,
r~c.,etc. 29 27,1211
Hlerring's Sate again 'ictorious.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Xtract of aletter from Nrolk, a, T., dted ,Jan. 17, 15 :
Ouoof HI,-rrillu:a celebrated Fire proof Saes wa in AIdama'
Expre0s Olice when the buildilg ww burned, several weeks
age. It remained buried in the rubbish until l hurday,
when it was taken out. The fire, on the occsiton allu.d
toa w I one of the Tercst we ever aw, ,nu when the chest
wa* fouad, after a aIpse of forty day, ift was ,urround
by ember"., ETowins brightly. Wfhen opened, 1se pnpert an.d
otIlTer atiele it containd were found to be ound Snd gernTuT ly
in l;od candition, thus affording another I+,raot+ thoe security
and enperiority of thn bexfres The one alluded to maybeseen
at the wareholt:t of Mess,, Rowlan4 5 EIros., who are agenTI
forItheimaiker. It ihowTIc.TleSrltltevideni e of a I everetat
of its iueobugibIe qualities, when its eterior ws red-i-lot in
tL:e biurning furnace that roared arounmd it, and tnid the tmber,
that glare arouund it for hours, ,Iny and n ceka
The underiTgried are I ole Agets for thle IaIl of the above
S fu!l Tupplicontatntly on hanS.
r C. MILLER & CO.,
""" -racier .treer.
GROCERIES-PROVISIONS-LIQUORS.
BY R. 1R. SYRES, Auctioneer
T7HIS DAY, ft 10 o'clock, will be sold at hiS
c bit plx .torep Ya,,M bu e trielt -
I110 Lugx Rio Collce 30i0(1 Ltllcs Rifowco C.Inre! {Mina;
1GI pwckngen Rnlsinl; 60 execs Sxnlines LallI' Loxew;
d10'cwses Claret; 11 :1!!Ilornn Clgxrm: IO Unr Iodline Pnhte;
00 "pipes 1Sr;mdy, Tew, 7ilcw, 1Yhisky, c 'i Iy Pipes, Soanp,
ýDlackorel, I.emllo Syrunp, Cheesne, etc
Also, for % who rhm it conccanern-
16Lil Cnpnl ParnI~lxL {Y. Tilton @ N, Nphew, maanlrrfhlrors ;
1 Lnle Colton, myA
LADIPS' AIOTION. AT I. RINOCLI"R, C(ORNlR OF
Chartres and usatomsshl e atreot0. TIh ery eat stlak
aF rfcl CaxDnnnblc French 7.ncaw blmbroideiic u Sllakae
BY gARDNER ENS?!!. AuctIoneer.
TFI Ss UAY, Mss Rti, i at s'clocsy aid cop55
Stinnl~nS from duy to duy, pill be sold xr unction, conalatbrin
in partOF
Rich FPrench i~lncee, Embroldorlew~Sflkf of every description,
Fnl'rsass Ogsnnoodis French Jxconer55 Mnsllnss , ummer Ehi l55
Silt and i 'Bsiisr 5 ijia. Op555 CisAkn, every color ' Frenc;h
Caehmssss Ilssd and plsin 5Irenadl5ss , Lsliis' Ecnrfs, Bson.
nets, liibbona, pirovs, Fana, FurasolS, CssssUs, Reticules.
1'nraew, etc.
Also, ac55re5 Oy of Rikh Rsksa 0nd Drsa Pntsso. .
CONDLTT5)~NS-Cuss. rnpyS
MCNS' AND YOTUTIS' CLOTUINO. WIIITO AND 5115C.
ory Shirts, Blsssksd and Bsssosn I15011hng Urcs, Rlus, clO.
BY BL.ACIID A LFAUDMONT.
IIBDAY, otla!fret, t 1O o'elock, at their
A'uction toom5 , NS. i7 Clmrtr55 5555t, all be soil
'sAn Bssortsmeuf of bbut and brosu Fur lltss.
- 1t1 o'clock, rip sssks,
110 doztn WShil snd (tolsred Brwnnt Shifrh;
75 doyen aura Ircuca s licknr Shirts.
260 lota of Clohlsisg-sush itSa 105pn tOrn1a 1,ines, Nsnrsllak,
WOSh irePk, Casinssss 1sp0B 010, Sumnsrra CIlth ssd
Fanyl Linen 1)l ,sasa0 Frock C ostn, Snca nsmd Fletoisi
Cottouxsls. 15,p i'Pis, Merino, Cesti, T.intn Ilrslling and
Sutinett 1'xnts: ![iuck Sairi, Silk, ,llnsssitics, \55rlno as
Ciotti, Vý'afss; lenis Ocnrlli; Coltonsode F5rt5; !lops' eod
Youth}s' skssslnnnosss Snis Iss)rop ,t1isss 5¼slS; Cushimss
BMtre Sna an s Nrock. Juskets, etc.
pý-Tcr ns 5 55. mpA
Bargains: Bargains!!
185 CAMP STREET,
Informs his customers and thle nladies generally, that be hafs
determined to sell fl the balance of his bcantiful stock of I)RY
GOODS, at COST OF IMPORTATION. All in eorch of
argainŽ should call as ea1rly as possibe.
The ,I ,Irg rd aO, th0 lowest kind o price :
Fignred and plain Barege«; Flounced Organdy Roben; Flounced
lrnge Robe0 ; Er-ach Jaconet I)re,.Ž+: IlrŽLgŽ 11,ob,, for
dlisscs; French, lnglish lŽd AŽmerican La.wns: Oinen Cam
brc DIreases; Frenlch .PR onlet; Gingiame and lrllinrtl nes;
Lace and Silk MntlillŽ; IIŽŽery, Gloes end Mltens; Crt
noline and Grau Skirls; Corsets, anruols, etc.
--A Io-
FASIIIONAIILE SPRING SILKS, n 60 Monts or yard.
VALENCIENNES, COLLARIETS, COLLARS and Sleets,.
EMBIROIDIERIES and LACES of Žll kinds.
IIORACE HARDY,
my5 MnoŽWeFr 1S Cmp etrrot.
Icttertion ý Keeffe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
--.nd Dealers in
WESTER N PRODUCE,
\O. 29 0 IocYISouL nit. 1. 0.
Also, Ageints for JOlI n. I'AllK'S I'URENrATIVF:\VEWINE
thei pure juice of the Catawba and Iabella G(Irapes. l'articuhar
attention paid to flli.ng orders. a12 2pG6
Patchmlaking I If"atchu making!
7I. r. BVCKSýFr',
(Late Young & Co.,) S CAM P ý.,
Oeapeclfully invtes the attention of purchasers to his entlre
newtock of line WATCHES, JEWEItY and SIISVEI(RWARE,
manufactured or imported expresly to his order, every article
of which is fully oranlotcc,
'artiulanr attention i inhiiod to his assortment of WVATCIIES,
hich eanniot 1e eceilldl in tie city, xnd wiull he Bold at prices
lower tllihn oflte aked for an inferior artiicle.
i The strictest attention, na heretofure, iJl Watch Repairing,
Dix,molnd Settine, or Jexelry Work. nal 2plna
Dr. Sa.nuele Reynolds.
OFPICE--No. 115 GRAVIER STREKT, NEW ORLEANS
Clre I , NcESo, ScSuLDs-1o.AD, IVIOIE.SWELLI., S.OED IS d
Ulros or every deFeription. JSEES 2ply
*Irri red.
CLOTHI ERS,
CORNER CAMPI AND COMMON STREETS,
(Under City Iutel,)
Hlave nn ree ived their uaual choice and superior mtock of
Sl'ISINO lnd SUETSIRE
CLOTI-IIN G,
COMPRIISNG EVERYTIING NEW AND ]EESIRABLE.
CASIIMAIiETTE AND ALPAC. C(OATS.
FANCY ('ASSIMERE A.ND DRIL.. PANTS.
tMARSEILLES AND CALYENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
IIOSIERY,
DRAWERN,
ENTLEMEN'S FPURNtYII SN TOO and
Ri =ptf S ly ur i mie y.
Rentmoved RI emoved I :
PROM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A u:ply of CREIUE DIE IOUZY CIIUAPAGNF, in Bquart
and pilnt, constantly on hand, whicbx is equtd to thae bet that
comes to this market.
.. Aito ..
OTHIER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SI'ARKLIING and STILL IIOCR MADEIIR anid SIIERI.YT
WINES.E
B It AN NUTES:
SAZERAC, of the Yiintae or 1715, 17059 d D1OT, and oher
Of uII dererptionDScotch, TriSl Rye and lourEn.
ALE and P(IIITER, in plnt and quarts.
On hand, my Qaual n Inrt.men of the best WINES iAd LI
QUORS is the market, which will he sold on as reieonable
terms as any other N inei in the city.
SEVWELL T. TAYLOR,
_f7 ptf No. 17 Royal street.
Thie Courtesies of JPedded Life
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Editlon of 3000 Copies ordered lt Ad
o'nce of Pulll cntlOO.
Second Edition of 2000 in Press.
This is a work of rnre merit, designed for n1l wIo hIve ibeen,
ore, or nworl be married. It is an ulIe Sindication of the I)1
rine Inesitntion of Mtrriale, not dlidctic huI, decrilrlve, and
moIt admliir ly adapted to control tihe jdlmellt and heart, to
multiply and pcrpetume the mnenities and joys of wedded ll"e.
It delirbls those who base read it, either in Innnuecrtll or ill
elMetx. 2Read what they y :
nary intere, him alln bealllifll ill xtle lr tru s alr in itr a
.ceue and characters, alil re drown wi thile skil of an nr
liý, foft pure am elevithed ill is moral toel, llis bdding fnir to
beftr a gutfll++rr withthee ethlee" eeO t rCritii.
" It will d, n eul vht o lr ex er yam ab u b dne lia htol t t me
honored it ,lit ntiml of nnlrriorge." I i I}xxton ll y Alin+.
"I x y ple it bnulihll for xilln flcity, mlllrxinrSS .'4 xmo r roi
o\r'l tie *enlll nC lls n alll l oiof 01, " [hIle ri'RNer, i* rllarutclrs
well i ult~ed, anmd its mortd tone: worthy of the g prnix."
"A narr ati~ of f'acls most xkilfnlly embellhrhd, colltxinia g
eeers of tL hllinerg lnetr , enunfoened l medc [l th lt nxII .
rdxs,n and ulntt Pare sol xxlmnry in ito xoual ud mornl nd li o -
len eee." iloston I)Dily ee .Inalel
•' it hlloull bh read by everv hnnbllnd lle weife, l.d pel
'ho expect to xuutltnin rchl relxiln, to make thei "elee lllihed,
better rlatl t eeppicr.d i"do ll ay e.ely.
SIlEP'AItD CLARK & CO.,
110 W. ashigton street. ltoIton.
J. C. MORGAN,
atG -pitet IExchange Place,, tdjoini l'P.nt-Ofice.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESAIF..
Now, landing frnm ship Norfolk, andi in store, a general nasort
mentof BOOTS, SIIOES, BROGANS, HIATS, CAl'S, et.
Plantations .lpplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS, RUSSET
ROOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMI'EACIIY HATS, at the lowest mtukel
FROST A CO.,
yl3S p&W 10 Magazrinetreet
REATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WIIOI.ESALE.
We are constantly receiving a gneral aSortment of Silk, Fur,
CaximerT, Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palm ILeaf, Mexican anud
Wool HATS, It the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
Jyls "ptW 10 Iagazine ,tIeat.
Penntasash ip.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN 'ARTS,
W 1th the Coptese t the headt ofench Page.
Numhbrs 1 and 2 contain little more than Ithoe elements
ndaptedto breginners. Nas. 3 nnd 4 embrace all the practical
psue of ti entire series, giving amlple practice ton tl princi
pls e.4 flgures) tle mall slId caspital letters, eith word fronl
each arranged alphabetictlly, closig each with several enteit
eN. Soa. 6 nd 6tncoliin senten ses ofilno le itil antd ge(
granphl.l selections. No. 7 is abeok of Formaof Note,. Bills
of Exchange, Cte., eompricing Lthee most in bue by all blsinees
persann.
From the hundredsorf anugaltd approvals recetved from
teachere iu every Statr we .elect the following from an, expe
rienced Principal oef ( of the large t tchools in the Soutl,.
" 'aytso e DIuuton & Heribher's (oMtbined System of Rtpid
PE MANS I P,
(end Chert designed to aid in teDching the system) has shown
by its lcc"set thaet it will at it llas duoo, readily pprote iteslf
to Teachare and all othel interested. It i t.e only series of
copy books extant, whichi starts with meeting the real wants
ef ei, teachigs one thing at a time, end tedbcg the p Ipi e
erdeaaldand yyitemetic progrceion, tItl a tS eeutifulLbead i
scquired."
The.e book are wtarranted to be of the beet quality of paper.
tPublibed hy
CROSBY, NICIIOLS & CO.,
and for sale by all Boosellers in New Orleane.
5.A full set mailed to order on receipt of 51, post-paid, to
may part of the country 029 2p2-'ti ttW i
ýi dxrtxa aa _'
CIlOIdlo WORKS OF Alr'.
fY ,1. EUGENE TOFONE, AbOtiooOr.
W57EDNESDAY 7th and TIh44sdfRY 8thM1y,
Vlo6,R, 7 ,'buck 1n t4he cEth1 It No. U1 1;t. 1dtaIO0t.,
bcttwt (011R,11 .ld Unoi 00tr0,0, ,oii1 bi to ld at .000 0n
Thbb 1L1 1lo1 of tttO t ao, pmprxH a oodoO mobtt of chef d'too
ref of tbe Ffle Aot,, tn0(00t 00nd mo000 , OoooodingO n00000 col
lection of Eooootldd oiooo. Ooo, framo an0ti in0 prlfolno 04(00.
4(1 Alboooa of Colored lt100.oo4 Engr0virrtg, P0'ol F of 00070r
polllboooOl~a ldMoo lo (0(0000000. f~oooo ho oll bge
tlttmootLchoolooo illO oo e oooo edftboo rrled acid lorigirooo 0plO
IIooooooopt, with unimnls oo 000 Ogtoo,, by ROb'otor Itt10; tw00
nplFOOOid (Gtnte Pitooo by Kondrotooter; it rich Iotndiinppe, with
n0lmnlt and doytolooglcl nahjooeo, by( ltloFml; n Ft. F'nmco;0
originaol hF l0000l, of extrorodinloyho ooooul, et. Amn
itN ot .Ftg l; iliot p4ofn b oLboigtoo; pt. by b oily
oioooldot hbP.laooo; OOOeb bAOOOOO4Fo 'o a all00
,cli;tiyy i '' I)tl;ooooh; mid t i'tbio ýttibt em of Fn If and FloW
oooby 11. fobio; .ud mn00 ol0700 00 f4 no Ica, m0erit.
,Toim room00 will bho 0W0n for ootblbo t00F0tion 00 lho bO tot
Mooy, whb oo olooooo nomy be ýorucnred. 0000
SUCCESSION OF T51E LATE WIDOW EIOUADAD
I7NRli1US.
71Y N. Vby y Ny AImycc I I,
yTyyt11yyW 8( ttd 18u~i. 612 o'clock,
T3Lrl. willbwo'ntpnltcnolat in thennullndn nf tbe theSt.
t . Ro Hote, by vir l yt yy rder From t e l iT ttllg t ge ythc
ond' Iekict f ,rl eshidy tI[IIOMINe, Following dcyuribed
Property and sh~ves t'or acount of said aucccasion-
1. 9UI'HIE, TaV, gIf woanl, ngcWO nlro4t 26yre; (II cool[
4. FRONTS, a mtllxttlu waoma, IagetO tldly, ty nr t
B. f1,SYt.IA, n mnlnlo Toman, aged nIoh y It years, topT OF
OOwiDth ilfr for i , Ichlltro bo,,,dyI by~ n a ItI1ip
12y rlnrsy 0TAW1 g nItyrl, s edtabut yoI,; OildIS Ott
It 2.y 65116 11 5ea O 0 tbII5j1o1y5 , 5yr; nn lab tS I
14.tIoTIh, Iyll.I.AI, a y aloynllo t , nped abort 51
years. 'Perms-Cash
1, IlI, oiIIuui, d Iloy Pert I 95 A O (1T OF
t11052t, 6 iltdgl.t1,, tel, r.tyae yondyd 1g yy St. . 11i101]
11 2.9 yats1y,, Ilol si yl1lyn
77"7l. T o al I nd I lo tij, n streeto meA TO OFg O 8 D tn
11 26i Inhes fm t on SL, gI'1 .ip o,, lto]wl,, 1. 515. inhbes
n 4, G- oftoyl,,y bravo 2 p5 h sI ofyo l 1911 eatiy -inch, lIaId o
remlaning trout t 2 tIeel T I-8 inches haO m11ty n dtl, 11515 by
G l6 i nches, nyb Gyty eet 6,94-8 irta yotllnth rea llgo. 7'o, ilt.er
ptllpha l hyddttyllC s iyyo,, gg lg ow relnll tdllto
Iha public t lltt, lt d fsformerly knowlloll s e \,,y,,,ytmtotII4al0
IAyt SQUAREl OF GROUND, t ilttty it tyl', ,lalyr W0,24
(ogto[5, dexignn~ted as eR~lnra No. ('!, cmnprinred within ll mthnlo-LO
i tueaý oaxrt, Mngaistrmlo and I.aw etructs, cotoprininh` 24 lolb
munlrr ed unfrdim rl1 eto l2h4ý tnclaarx inlc.
,. ll elrlrllpdLbrt pnt t'a A I.U't OR CitO[I'NI). sitn
n~din xubhnL \5'nshingoII· deaiguall d ~s lelt No. :Y, ui'nb~tunRT
Nao. 4, menxurinR 29 feet, hunt on Enghi ll cell, tA Ctwae l
Mairananlcl tantsacC hlnlrI bb}1:,tccf e( Oh inchesadeep.
T115(1( t AND) C() DITIUISUlefurl cash, nlll IhO
bi ,6an i oII acrcdit ofC, 12 andl 16 s ms,,fur, t r noter rntihfucto
a 111 615111rel xellrd b 5111105156ll m15 1 15n Property "'11,1151,1
fo-boor lnlser1,5 1a ner muaturity wal ul amedrt 11 1 51111 g~stn laL
I of Per cenlt. per n)11w110)
Acts of sole beforre A. l)neafel, Frer., Notnn Publicli, 124
EXTENSIVE So.4LE VITIIOUO KI2ESIEFVET CdLOSE A
(;rmmld xituatce in SIllril innl1 I~eW lrnrg.
lll J.. Pif.ENE F TO Tl)Ult F: Anefluoer,
i~,. 79 Esrlsse Ailey.
fý+.lTUR.D)AY 1Fh y 1Oh 19156, ,tt 11 A&lISk,
f rtle tit. Ira S AND Se, w.ill bie xnri without rcI .Od
A I TAMCTS AND ýU AILF.R/E U ll OV,,,,isnl S i p lµ
the Rmo-t dsirahr Ul Par ,, of SOS dev{lo
Allro, ýTlt Afti (1 LA ý 11 nltunteA t flewisbnrlp, menxnring
Rll aid 11 frontr Imst oll I.nkle b nubetr by n I do th of
rcrcn noesr. fil ~lre dextg s tetd by y IA 1s,. 1 nud 2 ov
thle originnl pllln of Itewixfiurg.
'CEKtl1O-Uun-halll cash, the baII.EI) t one vI.ar'B credit Por
voter. xecuredl by mort):nye an thle pruppatl, ntid bearing H yev
cent, tntereet if ID~c amlal J
II l of te Usoo and will
boSi u biled in ,1ia RatIdn oI Is St.hol ds0 us IF:ýcngS nfof
dsar before Ith Otle.
Acts of sale Irrfbrf S.Magnger, at [4c espense of tile Ptrt'ca
scris. n130
ISY' ISFNJ AAIN I:.NDI)I, Auctioneer.r
ýATEltllAY, tfle IUtF t of hIny, 1Ni5, at 12
dclucli, xt linukci' Arcndci, hill he sxld ls lurtiun-
'1'hnat cerr desirxhle rehidlence of Isaac R'. (;utror, in ('acin6
ton, Ln., lxlvine I:0 feet Crm ,b on Rutland ýtrrey, l y 1N1 feet
drpll l on Herr iixmpvhirel ntn'et. TLE dwcltilC in n Inrr: two
rAtu1y bri,1.1housp7bu1ilt l,,l.,111tl rudlllbllle nt cellN
OuinhudB has righlt hrrgpc fiirt.hell ruoml*, benidrn ba.ýrmcut, ýIxt
'Croof gOileriFr ptln 1b11-l.ose, WrnmllOW· ho111111kitch'.
TnrrinYe hour ,lll +l, m ,tr-Nmund cister etc7 7 u, gle d
x i, Rawer sort segeh'1'Lb'I gunlens, thrnbbery, fruit trees, etc.
'1'F;It31S-Usel~-thirid cash; balane I1I one and two Yenrs' crtdijt,
for rrotrv rativfnetnorily Endorsed, irenrinR' i Petr ecnt. Irderenthl
1 tro cf,1 , d I A itA I glllnia retnine7130111 th1 P7al'edt13
£7Art of Ir, trl'nrr JMlnln Urtlbnni nomr Pulic, 1t tMF1 ex
peeve of tIhe Purchanrr.
A Pll~m of tbr. Dr'aaertJY in nnn exhlhttrd st tllv m~cliaucrr'u a(
flee, No. aS Unml, ntrrcrr. Gdl and c ue it, h.
SLCCOOFIION OF 31123. WIDOW FIRE'!'.T
{:1 N. V'lf:NIle, Anctiloncrr.
ccý 4 EILED Y, Sols nlny, 15150, nt i2 o'clrsck,
nid enreener io , br i of it n order from tli, u ilnorut!lle tho
3crnud Di IlitriD c Co111 1,1 Nuw OIIRlcna+, dntt 3d1 AP~il, It59
will t Ll :rdd
.rEN:N\Y, a mllnllo uwmlnan, nb-cd 511151 11 yoar*, good coos,
w h~rr and excrlem pall t.t
tto a rrlti ir~l, nged nbaat I; Yrnr:", good seam
etrc n..
Art 'P sale 51100e 0. d'Armnx, Notary I'uiblie.
nl'( ?b ury 111 _ _
Yr:RYO uor CU1('R. WAU IIB ANDI IRONER.
Sueccýýim+ of the L 1ite Clum Unliepllrc
INY Y. \I+7NIF. Auctrioneer
1ATUIIAYI MI IItll' 1111 18:r, lyg12 o'cll
TIti i -ulel, fur n ll.a 1 o1 hid nauci c lc nia I, sirit e op 11 Inn
rlAr ,mn the INI .N'p I t I onJ l N' ri, t C Courtof 111 11 r
leunr, rnnird 91, April, 1D'
1t(liF: P, n uerpro nvnnnn e;;el ntwnt w yenrt, serý gm~i cook,
Sherei inroelr unll lloonco..enuu t.
ýý+T F:RlIý - al.Ilnf co lic nu~ We L lnnc ! 6 mnoth; crc ereli; tar
enrtarr;~crl suti~fntory note, Lenrine n:olltInF" ul ý :;:i ilr e.
.4c t o +n bc Lr'r J. I.in~ounl. \uury I'uhllie.
nI'L .') my88 I
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Ilwreliirrl: llnrr1·, frvlutinli ou Apollo rtreer nil vxe([nll 11;s,
lp lt:e Secoucl Ilintriet.
12, 1490(1111 3 1,EAUM4374T,
ý1GTSDAhP Jutle 3, 18:it7;`'b "-,virtne of nut
rl,. I:F ord 13 a AT [h Iul 1eFcutI 4 1113 2l l l'pA 3i1 fe WO
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of Ilrin [nl}', in Ilse slgmlIr byrdle n ApollAZ 11 il344 1,31,,,
and 1i1,3 .311 A, strerl A Al:bI, , Am rrtc ,3 y, n ll m ;P) f iel',,
31411. .Ire.by , L4 44,31 4, in.chel44 14 IinelylIn drlh IIIIA
Iutrallad fll line=,a ,nlicnn tun pix l, drn IIIx i I)· F,}-A O
Ilrpumn* r Ili enrrul, pn the lulll of Aug: 21st, ll leui U
n.. r int; 4,1441.4.y 311 Brlly 1hrcc114 1A4
2d. A F61t' 1 2 1,y,,t II : 'lYIl, louu I ioll, 1.,4 AcelIl l,,
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ýt1v3 41211 lII 34.1 1.11311. ill,1431,14e 113 d11,1114 ro1
ftenduu ýirerret.
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S.rert,, 14 3vi 3I r·l[, 331 i nch,4, an1 113411 1 lrn 113 44 1(i33tl 7
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131134 .4311 ,r 1 112(ltlb-3l1 ,l.y 11311 111,41 1..
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r, lh Zuntilt Y, Cncn i (n !tendon x s t~l di rideil It 'nm lorece
mher rd from i 51 '?6, in'l) ive, hxvl nF, lr cordirr ( Iso n unn
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star(,hrlvirR;/1 eet ! inchrn and 51inrX front 111 l Cont i s i li lP
l fret :t ixch`ul and u Ii nCl r 3U depth Nnd front ld I ln);u ,Svrn 01
huchll :'/1 feet !1 inrhrn nml 5 tines frunl, on Coltli slid reat Lp OL
frr[: iu Then unlo 61in 5 In drpl II). frl m Reud on st n Cnpon
Lnt In o. lfel fnnu n ol the coerce nre Iliruril g ml Ihrt II lvenxlc
havinN 7Y1 frc[ , + int Ih)· nod 511n iI frnn( n 15iettr llr stroet oil
111'! I're at incl lc a d G Ieu II in dep\ amt from err II xl~nl A 0ul a11
Iill \o. 2'3, fonninN the corner uC ltut vI.3Iln nni R3n0 ,ircrf
heu : fu Jinr hrn arid S lin g frnlrt nn Riamvill K e sl \V~t ~rlrt Lym
SlirtaY front1on ('ulrli nneet i}- 111 2 te [ inches and Gl linen~ in
depth.r IU ole \21X. 1.5 1 21 .3 iuclu in I hxvlltuexe ;l et 9lnlh "Ufcfs
and f lixes fronton Itienc ll ( llii reet br 1Cr I f(et 3 inches and G
limel) inl drppll oi LIU Ylpe 11,1:? n it 13 leavng ech:S2 re fo
m, 11xo. I Avr ili Ly r,;t Crll 11 i "hl 6 and 5 limn n depth.I
ý Ilol dux. Zf 25 and N havi n each 34nt'eet Trout un P(rnclu stree
LP 153 t Il 91110 905 ulolt b lll depth.ll t on o 6.
I~ul \o. 7, forming; the corner Dlll ul l6 an~ndelolt {{'elk, Ilup
Avluu r Nnd m ner street, lu 1riII ( 'rrt Imll im" e: and * 1!It
front on CNIr~ll lele115' xlk , 3U C ridi !I inchexxnd lnos Io. 12
Conti rI. rc Il Lil C 3 feet 9 U inrhr, and liar, de1,1h an d front nnv
11xl 3x .Avrn I and ilc feet f inchex and linen un Iet line dltid
delcl{{'ek, 111,42 6 nl 10021 1 s , 21,0 239 lillrTml l Ill ' IIii
nr~l 7 11,225 44444 2211 Cnrcnrelet i',,Iknik, 3l1 feet ca hhr, ollllin,,
j fcmtar l nrti tret L 9 fee t 11ilrl hu=l llisIrN in drp(a, and front en
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I f Iinetf( eeton o i1 rt 30,19,15549 f'<at 11 'nchen and 312,5 1 1,411
1I feet 1U inchex nra 1i O limn Rl~d6 lllc fronton Cr et J
1,04 50. f, 42 fso f eet inrh'rn 61 fr ont an ll' oiCi ilnrt Im
uU Pert 1t inchex nll ilr in depot on i the Ih lle diridi l~ilg it al Ipt 0.5.
Lnl 10. 5, Ir t nP)IU fret 1U ilchr xnd 61ine front u Cxrml
Einrhlr+ fci dll In d1e nhes 15 l f linves (runt on Cont i trtbet LyC
S2 fret pthnndon Iil are lne di viding from lo t raopa 6.
R'nik, 3U feet 9 inhes xnd Miner troutia nn Conti Xt tle p t~p \ fret'.
rl"a Ndilne ndet r Il se liar di riding frour c r l lot \n. ))lllllleillCi
4 Lm \o. ,, ltxrilig :xll frt IU inrhe ( and 1inte fro t on trnrun
11 1191, U inchrn Nnd 1 pluel s front o Conti -teem*1LI
from int tio. 8. r n Ilas tie a mc l o ntLletne
dcl I 5{'alk ;M) feet 9 inches and 1 lima frnn( on /n. x c i
hot \U. 9, leering 30 fret II in e'ur mug f, liner front nn (Spmsa
TFIH 01(ONP7I)C-f the dllrehlelnF hlx m? front-r
1)EI.I(fI7TFtlL A\DI) Jb4F:AITF I A I: F, OlIi NAMILb
lirsillhlnrr, in corn lrcta order, xt i~eenibbargc for axle.
A DESIRABLETI1WAT OM IIIGII LA CD,
[t I.(errinbur1 pxrilh 01 ýt TammanyII\ in fromr of dl:a
big nlrxf mrvsnring onef urpe, front ,u I~nli 1'oniehar-g
triby- uhonlt eighlt arpenrs deep; togethecr rvirh all tho
bnildinga a·nd inllpur c r ement thlerrol, causie~ting chiell) f n
*paciaun nld eleguull too-glorys drveliing, Inuring abot i0 feet
frontl, rridt x Iur;;u diningR hall, six bedrooms, front and~ rear qal
lerieI, rte.; kithen, sig-se Tonto' roomg, shlnl, chickLen haver,
w'nh hmne,~ born,, carriupe bnnazc bar ll Larne, etc. Than prop
erty· in n "I fenced, i. muarll iu a highI ct I~ieatcd state, xnd.ý 4
hxndsdomelr planted n-ith Rowser, coralelll anld fruit urearf of
rr dea cripitiol, te ,Thoule hr Brat rote order;, nlld worthy1 thlu·
ýI'rcul ultentloa of umatenrsIT.· '
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Tire iinmcholloll and i~itclrlr N'nrninre, etc.
F,,g farthler particullar, npply lo
\. CIC\Fgf Aner ioneeg,
a:1 1f Unrncr of (:omi slrerc and Eaclrxnpe nlllry.
JOH:N HALLEIL &G SRUTIHE.R. 217 TCII(oULI
t lo Greete.hue I. .,InaphC CPPER, TIN AN!) SUExI'
IRON ECER iISRS, re to prepared tRtoo ael kind 1
in their line oC bualneea, each ch u pllttinp up Tin andl ('upp ( Crut
tern, nlleyx et. Alx, putlinx on Copper Tin and 71.i. Roofs
in all purls of the ci:q af moderete pri``en. xil promptners xnd
,liepmcb. All kin., Rf JOlbiRfed l2rpeirinF attended to hith
dixpwtcll. Ry arriet attrition to xrll ordern, xe hopuo to mrit o
Gwlre of the public patrunnrr·
R~p~o lx~plr Ii 'ti)rlo df~llorfdn, pctrI c b lpp.. .
Cramer R R ff . J mianl clll osli. Coftk S Tinrrl nuseip Rot
It Kntgb-p. . Wl . CInrlch. Tlhlolf Mp , Isn 1 Thayer,
(Odlijr. TIOrpI, kl'.. ,I. W. Jeell.
D3'Letter Box tO Mechanics' and penle-t' Ercchnoe19 BL
L &RD QIL- Iiibb ter Grained, for sale yl,
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