New Orleans daily crescent. [volume], May 19, 1856, Morning, Image 4

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44We are Indebted to the ote hper r
late river favors
Weear ndebted to, the steamer Empres sfor
rWe are ' to aN friend for commercial
relra per t The absence (teoday)
of a n an our time being enitely
oteupt duties necessary o our Mon
day ji t ofor
O oret vlo Ho w oar E -,-Tho brief Wash.
g.shich appr another place, are
SIt seems t Lord Clarendon has
ialeciahg Mr. Mrinister. Crampton, although
to do so by our Government, Mtr:.
e o rendered himseif ohn.o ns to the adminip.
ott f ac n_ ot Some of hies extra ministeral
S uItl.alo estatedthoat the Preident had
Sondeterminedupon thedismissalsf Mr. Oramp
to, th hai !e ;hatd dismissed hbn on Satrday.
Veryfwel What or it?? Will war follow? ?No.
Any government hboo a right to disisisoanymintster
whkio didsstefl to it, and tie government of the
individualo soent adrift ha no rightto complain.
Englaln's law and England's practice will sustain
tuis propesitiots.n
Swe are to Have r war with England, it will not
be.becae of the sending adrift o fCrampton. It
willop ring'foi theoutrageousand iasufferablo inter
ference of England n Central American aftuist.
Crampton should havaebeen sent homze months ago,
and iltf wehad had an administration with theospuk
of "a $fle h ould' hiave·reseivted his walking papers
long since. We are glad Mr. President Pierce has it
i* wbIshslorlouoeldn mother coontrywell. -But, if
she ooni't let uso alone, we t st torn intid ive her
a third sound' substautuil drumming, which she will
neertoIigei She-=snealsta oiep mother-nceds it:
Tsa TtU ý1i e c a;nt editors are
nsrtersho l iu in t 0.r t tooi.t e.pfe5o d 'l O th.
oi lsfedeite of Setreedy
Well;theCreole editolIhave a perfect right to an
sweorerithsi e to answer, inttotrrsgatories we pro
poonded iareferoceo " thtit$27,000 affir " Their
prerogative in the preses is , podoubtable, and we
wo ot infringe uponitwere it in our power to.
do so.
,We hvbeno dispositiIonitoe.eute . antiquarian
researches just now, ib reference to the " $27,000
tirlr," li chise, to eay the lenst o :it; not a very
et O nD:lair" The 927,099 ahe." , naryhave been
averyyfaijr alesr, and whIle it may not hove later
ferd tOethny bedy affairs, might have resulted dis
aetrobsly to individual afirs and nationalaffairs, had
not the" atffir" terminated suncessfully. ,If this is
not ' faireo.platoop9of the "1'27,Q00affair," we will
endeavor to make. it fairer the first fair opportunity,
that presents itself,: If this promise, is not a fa"l
primige,. sofr as the aforesaid " aflkir" is concerned;
our coeption of what is fair is altogether a poor
fi,d faroeell 1,7,000 afir." We shall not al
Inde6tothe inatter again until a fair opportunity holds
out fai inducements to a fair field,
ain Pai o ainreneeo A Enisoroo.-Tb Washingto n
Uaiieso yablie
Thneit Blek r e.iepoDbllen smididatie tbi Myor, ericeted
1 .aib tein tl .bk Republicas otlng in , body fr
Th. ZUnloo1c0sdmeldatite failedto know tiitt , obve
w a.n wntel se.ereoln"toff e . So s far fom the Black
-auieubia vilotng or thoiAmeriiea eidldate, it Is notorious
hthiabyb nt nino e u opet, abnldoned the organzel
iute i ttaor, l D hmocntlonom anyea their lerdntg paper,
ne othamertcno whisc bugs for mora te ayear past,bene
ne-n odf he'ereen nete aire now seernlly untieng wit Lheo'
Norern ODewoora in the, miantelean efecltons to procure the
deaie of hie Ameries l pert. In ti iloe oe r dprte ong and dl
irn, iiteitpatyite I'rsilddutlai eletleon, rell k.teig
i eat eoil' can be nhleed thie triumpbe over the Demoiatsi
la noiath- ri states ould be a matteio erscnler. ll.
'[BaltlmoreAmerlcan,10th..
IAlevlyotrne. The Democratio triumph in Phila
delphjii wa in reality a triumph of Sewardiem.. The.
fgerokidttes, ':.lto a "Black RIepublicans," invariably
throw lwhaver strength .they possess againet the
American party I'.
Silig afrt', known a4 understood 'by al ,well
psted. ln40toidoals;, lthough 'Imany verdant South
erne.a t caint lso what t oi plain to experlencedeyes
thmediriatnoonday :.
'Btank itepiubllcandom, Free ofldoim andadAbolidi n.
donre. al.iarrayed ains 'the sAmericn party I
The¶ietey h merlcsnprinpci sple and they abhor Mil
la.d Fillmore. 'These are pregnant facts towhich the
slaeholders of the Soth should pay some attention.
Wilt th,? .We Rpp s.. thousaendmillion dollars
of property are to.be injured or benefited by the de
termination tobe i arrived nat .
" 0. OSe'Bloo'or .ltcixrieo.-The Faculty have
prmehasedfonr lots ' of: groond on the corner of Com
nin.andPtlliere atfoeeta, epposite the Charity ospital,
o.'whiit ohe are erecting a splendid.bulding-all at
their cwn expense; faving thus put their own
shoulder to the Wheel, and done no much to establish
an institution that 'mst be of great benefit to our
city by ceasing alarge amoint of money to be brought
and spent here annually, they now appeal to the lib
eja~iT of the citizens for aid in-procoring a museum
of anatomical and other preparations to illustrate the
eirlicee they teacl Burely, they will not be dip
pointed in their hope of getting tins aid. New O.
leans; above all others, is the place to educate outh
,eraphyeisn'a. "
Fonr Ckoan. Hoites-Of the many hotels, water
ing places and sanmmer resrts'along our lake shore
andin the country, few are' more worthy of notice
and patronage than Point Clear., Lying way down
atth inoth of Moblle Bay, and' looking direetlyout
open the ocean, it lae:the ocean's ceasless surgea
washing in front of it, with all the rest and loveliness
of the bay behind; The sea-breee sweepe it one-half
of th; time, and the lad-lbreezeo ools it the other
half. The finest filh andeoysters to be found in our
SoUthern aters, ate 'coistitly provided by its entei
praing proprietor; and, from the close and cositont
comn unteation had with shore by the speedy and
comflmtable ` Southeran tar," all kinds of fresh dell
codes, eggs, beef, chickens-whatever is in season
and verb desirable-are provided. The bathing is as
fine as at Nahant, if not better, and for a glorious
esmoierhannt, we can imagine nothing superior to
Poin4a e. It te perfectly healthy--no contagious
diseaseever haing been known to approach it. -
Duari the past seaot lie w grounds and buildings
hase been manterially improved; a new wharf has
b;epn buit, a stable added, and eveiythiw g4bgýtn tip
tp~peler for the. gratilfatlon of gaes. Boct,'s
bcaebpnd still atend daring the seson, and all who
an 'affordto enjoy themdelere and spare their time,.
sboald'ut afail tio isilt.or Southern El Dorado-Point
Clear.
GAiwor Taizaw sir-Mr. Charles' Becfit.-Mr. J.
S.phorlee will eave a benefit at the Galety Theater,
this evening, whih kwehopewill beweuiattnded. A
rety of amne nte of an attactive nature are of
eaced, which should be magnets of merit enough to
ll the uilding.
A, $ALL' HUSIgNESS-EiXPLANATION.
A e'esl e busessman, who Is a pserfect book-lkeper, N
;oPstote, Catholic need apply. -Address l; ilt
oi f e y Greieete rday.m
OA i' e tltyhad oeseton to-warn our Creole frien
Skrtntesovs baitt of, Kow-Nothifglsm, theat,
onbttil or d Pl t(etnea origeintors monld begin to ,t
p ehea, o are~.cadule to e Of orse, in to
hril ofosctenti, wheh npa etyet -tweh it
ofl.o C holy r e oetiy who ollli-to thetrap no art ully laId
oar v olee nf~watug,1etlH uhoedel:.6n:thelr ear. We kno,
no, thomKnow-N tngsohad its orise, andy
'ttiedatd ngnto g st, r o,'atnglo'-One' blood, te oryof P
t are to olerbos dmitted to be entitled thtqo l
stt.e ssuaml brsesp.s 0 rl ttcot, to
anem htola been making tstorldes amon ora , noras
pIte oell l aware, p a mnd ll th.in opporthuny
nen ute t rene rd. lthoug t re pute o nad'rlnedrlsoho
S)r-e p haracter. wo he th b eouhern but olhidtc
surioot it its etad wIae are tobe treatedWl atih
enealdle y pbmallgibtsn bigotry ,wheh hes ler iloghl; i
arab c s tadaupwn-ilh lhwer lndle. .wor thy portineg n o
uf he;Couricr-is a stroneg Demktoak organ, as the
paber o .weh aware, and ;ino ti, ad opportahnity
slp whetrebyite partyo can be enefited; or its oppo
nertion ro d. Although nbt reputed to be unneces
generally moin r is d air of decent'dignity, wlhich
meoio ,on ts woithteg siop-tub slang, and vul
,gar dectsanr, of ertain papers.of its own way of
Threon bngorieowsno regard to our cotefmprary,
git mnot 5 ojs for ns to say, we were surprised at
othm"e foe sn all business," puerile attempt, to
c the Amoruca patty. We hadlooked upon tho
Corlera ae wblaleoule dealer in Democracy, not asa
petty retailer, sapping up small things, unworthy
things, and giving thtni'ian unusualprominence. We
trot the,futire will notdisappoint us; notwithstand
ing the iincident referred to has.
Before we proceed eto'ake the CourIer " out of its
boots," it is propor we should- make On explanation,
which every puhlisher' of anewspaper will readily
mderstand and acknowledge. The advertisement
out of which the Courier seeks to make political capi
'tai; wa handed to our' book-keeper by a responsible
merchant of this city. Without thinking and with
out consulting the editors, he sent it to the compo
eitlon room. Of course it was duly published. Had
It met our eyes previous to publlcation, it would have
been summarily rejected, because of the bad taste
embodied in its wording. Although we publish an
ad.ertising pnper-and'thanks to the kindness of lur
friends, we have no reason to complain of a lack of
eubstaotial encouragement-itdoes not follow that we
doe not'possess an absolute controi over our advertis
ing columns, just as much as we do over our reading
columns..
So much by way of explanation. Now for some
thing else.
Becadse a wretched advertisement, under the head
of: wants;" appearedin the Crescent, and because
the Crescent supports the principles of the American
party, the Courier seeks to bring odium upon the
whole party on account of that advertisemeut m What
a petty subterfuge ! What a miserable pretext to
acquire capital What a " small potato". business
itisthroughout ! If the Democratic party of New
OrleanIsis so weak and imbecile that it must needs
prop up its drooping fortunes by taking exception to
the words of a four line advertisement of a solitary
advertiser, it must certailby be in the last stages of
political consumption! It is said drowning men
catch at straws. The Democratic party must be
going under the waters of defeat when it is deemed
indispensable to clutch at such astraw as this. Why,
it hasn't boyancy endugh, to bear the weight of a
mosqtito, much lees that of a fragmentary portion of
a once powerful party.
Let us ask theCourier a question, and we appeal
to its sehse of fairness to do us, and the party to
which we belong, justice-simple justice--in the
premises. If an advertisement in the Crescent-an
Ame'rican newspaper-renders the American party
amenable to charges of intolerance, religious bigotry
and malignancy, and proscription of class and creed
would not the same advertisement, if published in a
Democratic newspaper, render the Democratic party
amenable to the same charges ? Answer yea or nay.,
You must answer in the affirmative, for there's no
escaping the alternative.
The advertisement about which the Courier essays
to create a false impression on the public mind, was
published in the New Orleans Delta the same morn
ing it was published in the Crescent, and has been
continued since ! The Delta is as much noted for its
hostility to the American party as the Courier, and
throws its whole influence on the side of the Demo
cracy. Yet the Courier triesto make out the Ameri
can party criminal because of the accidental publica
tion of a miserable advertisement in the Crescent,
while it hasn't a word to say against the publication
of the same advertisement in a Democratic organ!
What is criminal in one case, is Eden-like innocence
in another! Does the Courier suppose it can cram
such unadulterated nonsense down the throats of an
intelligent community?
A few words in conclusion. In attempting to in
jure the:American party, the Courier has made gross
miscalculations and gross misstatements, which,
when corrected, will cause its missiles to recoil upon
itself and its party. The editors evidently wrote un
der a complete misapprehension. They assume that
the writer of the advertisement in question is a big
sted Yanhkee Protestant. On, the contrary, he is a
Kentuckian by birth; and for aught we knsow, is a
Catholic. He is certainly relited to the first Creole
farilies of the State, if we are not much mistaken.
And, he voted for Mr. John 11. Bell, the Democratic
candidate for Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans, at
Ihe last election !
From the foregoing facts the public can judge of
the Americanism of the writer of the advertisement.
The Democraoy might as well take charge of their
own, and pocket the olss, first as last.
Contseted Electlons.
We are given to unadrstand that the suit of Wil
liam C. Auld, contesting the election of J. B. Walton,
to' the. Clerkship of the Fourth District Court, will
prohably ho brought to a close to-day. The case has
oecupied the Court since the 7th inst., and all of that
time, except the afternoon session of Friday last, (the
Courtnot sitting in the case on Saturday) in taking
the testimony of Auld and reading the depositions of
about one undred and fifty or two hundred witnesses,
taken byplaintiff before Justices Richardson and
Daly. We understand that the argument of counsel
will be made to-day, and the ease given to the jury
this ev.ning or to-night. From the well known ability
of the counsel in the case, it may be expected that a
rare legal and intellectual treat will be offered to
those who may be present. Hon. Randell Hunt
and L. Madison Day, Esq., represent Col. Walton,
and E. A. Bradford, Esq., and Hon. Geo. S. Lacey, Mr.
Auld. We anticipate the argument of Mir. Hunt will
embrace matters which greatly interest the public at
this time, and we are confident that the attention be
has given to the case, and his acknowledged ability
to throw light upon and make clear and comprehen
sive any subject upon which he may treat, will invest
what may fall from him with more than ordinary in
temret. We shall, if possible, give our readers a re
port of, the argument. It seems now, that uone of
these protracted and unjust suits is about to be dispos
ed of, after keeping the party elected out of office
over six months, during which time the defeated party
has been receiving the emoluments. So we go.
The case of Tappan vs. Foute, for the office of Dis.
trict Attorney, which has been once disposed of by
the Supreme Court, and which, under a law passed
by the last "patent" Legislature, on the last day of
the session, in violation of the judgment of the tri.
bunal of last resort, is to be tried anew, a new suit
having been institutedsince that judgment. In that
case, and the cases of the Clerkships of the Fifth and
Sixth District Courts, we doubt if final proceedings
will be had until next .January. So we find, that
with Democratic contestants in office, with a Demo
cratic Legislature ready and anxious to do the bid
ding by special legislation of corrupt party leaders,
and with a court, unmindfulof its obligations to the
public, exhibiting upon the .beneli a spirit of parti
sanship heretofore unheard of, ourelections and the
will of the people are set at defiance, and the will of
the Democratic Central Committee made the ruling
and controlling power in the land.
How long will the people submit to these outrages I
We think the day is at hand when they will be re
formed-when equal justice will be meted out, in all
the departments of the Government.
We have something more to say in this connection,
but mist defer it, as our columns are already crowded.
When wedo conunence, there shall be such a rattling
of the dry bones of political corruptionas was never
known in this or any other community.
Oaz.ns Trnveen.s-Reoossinis grand opera, "Le
Comte Ory" and the two act vaudeville, " Le Reveil
du Lion,' will be performed at the Orleans Theater
this evening.
To-morrow we shall have , L'Amours du Diable."
Llr CABSEg or J.... IcCabeo and "-3ryJanuoFil ......ed 15
The funeral will take piasc at So'lock, this Afternoon, from
N their residence, Benton tret, near Melpbj ne.
tt New York papers pleer6 topy.
,es tirqNotlece--pborti. listriet-The members
e of the Ameroet e Ftyof the Fodrthl Djtrct arelregilnested to
meentestatbhelr tii'.btce of meeting THIS EVENING, May
lSth 1k, it7t e'elock, to atindltomportant business. my19
, mt ].p erlC an Riass Meeting-A Mlass Meet
e ot'the Amerlien Party tin tlihe Third District will be held on
MONDiAY. 19th inst,, at 7 o'clock, P. I-, in the ball at the
MS l 'yge building. myl 2ptd
W ; Q Notice to Contractors -Proposals will
. be received by the undersigned, Mayor of Thibodaux, until
Monday, Jne 2d, 1856, for building a PIVOT BRIDGE on a
solid pier of maonry across the bayou Lafourche, in front of the
etoe nof Tihlodaux, agreeable to plan now on exhibition at
Banks' Aocade, New Orleans ; or on any other euttable plan.
JONA. O. WHITE,
Mayor of Thibodaux.
Thibodaux, May 14th, 18M. mcylS 2pt
53- Nleargn..&: Card-To the friends of
Colonication in Nlaragus.--The proprietor if the CeNTRAL
AsnetIC, tlhe fret Americane press established il Nicaragua,
f is now on tour of tbhe United States for the purpose of inlducing
emigration to Central Aneric; and procuring at d in the way of
subscription and advertising for his paper.
The Central Amerlcan is published at San Juan del Norte,
and generally distributed throughout tte United stalseand Cll
formi, making it cneof thebedt advertising mediums extant.-
Terms liberal. The proprietor may be found for a few weeks
t the office of the New Orleans Crescent, between thehoutn of
I0 A. M. and3 P.M.
Smyl7 2ptf WV. H. YOUNG.
,3- Dyspepslii, l all Its warlouis forms of
emaciated humanity, resulting often from small ecuses like in.
digestion, producing Constipation, Flhllency, Nausea in the
SStomach, and a thousand other ailments tending to prostrate or
debilitate the physical ma: ; any and all of these ills yield like
maeic to Dr. ostetter's celebrated Stomach Blitters. giving it
the reputation it bears of reinstating tohealth thousands Iwho
t have tried its tivifying and strengthening nluence upon their
almost despairing and broken constnutions. All should use
these Bitters during this warm weather, as it is the most effec
tual preventive of disease known. For sale by Cady & Holmes,
7 Gravier street; Alexander Norton & Co., 2 Poydr street
r mylf t&W
A PE~FURMD BREATH.-What dlady or gentleman
would remain nder the curse of a disagreeable breath, when,
byeuslngthe "Balm of a ThousandFlowers" as adentrilce,
1 would not only render itsweet bht leave the teeth white as ala
Sbastere Many persons do not knowthelr breath is had, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Pour a
single drop of the "Balm" on your tooth-brush and wseh thbs
teeth ight ad morning. A fifty cent bottle will lsta year.
A beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
"Balm of a Thousand Flowers." It will remove tan, pimples,
and freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hus.
We a toel, pour on two or three drops, and wash the facenight
sad morning.
Shaving MHade A.y.-Wet your shaving-brush in either warm
Sor cold water, pour on two or three drops of "Balm of a Thoe.
3 sand Flower," rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful,
softlather, lmuch facilitating the operation of shaving. Price,
1 only 50 ets. Fetridge k Co., proprietors. For sale by J.
iWright & Co., O. O. Woodman, and all druggists.
fel5 d&Wede6m
STHE GRAT RUSSIAN REiosiDY-Pro Bono Publiceo
I "Every mother sholdd ae a box in the house handy In case
r of accidents to the children." Reddlng's Russia Salve is a
Boston remedy of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physieisot. It isa sure and speedy cure for burns, piles,
boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and old sores of eserty ind; for
fever seres, ulcers, Itoh, scaldhead, nettle easi, bunions, sore
F nipples, (reeommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties, festers, tfee
bites, spider stings, frozen limbs, salt rheum, senry, tore aind
craocked lips, cort nose, worts and fesh wounds, it is a most vtl
cable remedy and cure, whiech can be testified to by thousands
ho have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In no istance will thls talve do a injury, or in
trferf with a pkyslcta's prescriptions. It is made from the
prest materials, from t recipe brought from Rossi--of articles
growi!sin that country-and the proprietors have letters from
eall classes, clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses and oth.
ersb whohav usedit themselves and recommend it to othsers.
Redding's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes, stamped ontke
cover with a picture of o horse and a disabled solditer, hick
picirso is also engraved os the wrapper. Frice, 25 cesnts a
box. Reddingd" Co. For sate by J. 'rigllt & Co., O.O.
Woodman and all druggists. felt eod6m&W
A.dmerican Ticket.
MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
COIIPTROLLER:
THOMAS THEARD.
BTREET CODIINIfLSSIONER:
P. AMEDEE GUYOL.
RECORDERS.
FIRST DISTRICT ............... errd Stlth.
SECOND DISTRICT . .. ..J. L. Fabre.
THIRD DISTRICT . .......Joseph Solomon.
FOURTH DISTRICT............ Francois B~ollgly.
ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICTL." H. Plce, . B . Summers,
SSSISTANT LLDERMEN.
SECOND DISTRICT-r1l A n -o. HN. Fgomery,.
SIR WASE-Victor BIIEt.
SIr wRnt-Johu E. Holland.
THIRD DISTRICT.....- 2 Wi. -Loe uthe.
SR I.IEW. C. Raymond.
FOURTI DISTR'T-... nj -.. B. Olrr ver.
ml6to 11rn 1 TJJ. . NoCmabellt
. . rrd.re
r. wA--JohLt II ,rcoll Candal
THIRD DISTRI'CT.-E-TTn wAR, -Lonle BItrthe.
NEW SUMMER CLCLOTOTINNG
WIIITE DUS COAT AND PANTS;
SUPER LINEN DUCK PANTS;
FRENCH MARSEILLES VESTS:
ALPACA AND BOMBAZINE COATS; nd a fine assort
metofI LINEN GOODS, CRAVATS, SHIRITS; etc.
Call and examine at
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
myl9 2pFt&Wlt No. 1 M,gaaine street, corner Canal,
--owhere Spoken. dgainst.
Diterences of opinpli exist Fin the world on nearly, if not on
all subeteels; all cannot be induced to think or act alike, nor is it
perhaps desirable that in everything the views of ail should be
alike. But however much people may difer on other subjects
we believe there is but one opinion expressed by all who have
WVlner's COnaetlanr Vermlfuge,
and that is, that it is superior tonil other. preparations as reum
edy for Worms. We have never known or heard of a case in
which it has failed, all who use it express their entire satlsfac
ton and approval; it sno ret spoken lgains, bu onthe con
trry is every where spoken well of, dier t s It strange that it
should be Et, whel wt'consider its superiority.
le -Bi particular and remember the name. "Winer', C.spdian
Vernminfe." Tids is tie only rtilethatca be depended on.
temember this.
For ale whol Nele and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
myl9 Ip3tMoIWePrt 21 and 151 batrea sr t.
.Avew Sores
f any da Nte Por malg cy m t give way to the eleansln C
DG ley'E Palb Extraotor.
Dress it twie.a day and take at the same time some gentle cool
ing medicine, By strictly fo-llowing thee directions every per
oWED so affeted willbe cured-- orea troubled fifty years have
been cured thlls i a very ahort time.
price, by
J. RIGHT B. TEELO.,
myl9 Zp3ltoWeSa 21 and 151 Chartres street.
ruew Orleans
STATIONERS' VAI.,EHOUSE,
Jo. 60 . DAMEON CO,,S .
eddyllg Note Papers, Envelopes attd Cake
Now receiving a great variety of beautifully designed WED.
DING NOTE tAPERS, with ENVELOPES to suit.
--Altro-
WEDDING WAFERS, or various emblematical styles, for
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
my19 213t ~No. i Camp street.
Cantont jlatting.
44, 5-4 and 6-4 White and Checked Mttin, of various quail.
J. D. DASERON & CO.,
myi9 2p j26 Chbrtres and 1 Curttmhol e streets.
.rew Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREIOUSE,
scara oro. oo.720 ors--sr-AsslomyC*
To School Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS and
STATIONERY, either for their own use or to sell, is respect
fully invited to the aortment of the subscriber, who offer all
kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY as LOW a
any other establishment ln this city, and has constantly on hand
all works in the tartibe departments of edae.tion in general
- so-
An extensive assortment of LAW, MEDICAL,. THEOLOGI.
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, it every department
of Idterature, Science and Art, together with every rticle of
iSTATIONERY.
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
myl9 2p3t 6O Camp street.
.7few Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 CAADP STREET.
Just opening a large and well assorted supply of Ladies' LET.
TER PAPERS, OILT EDGE, ruled and plain, of various sizes
and patterns and colors, consisting of some of the PRETTIEST
PAPERS ever imported. Also, VISITING CARDS, PLAIN
ahd EMBOSSED, SURFACED with VARIEGATED BOR.
DERS, Plain itd Enamelled Surface. For sale by
J. B. STEEL,
Law Bookseller, Publisher and Stationer,
myl9 2p3t No. 60 Camp street.
Summer Clothing.
-NEW GOODS-JUST OPENED
LEIGHTON & BAIRBOT,
Corner St. Charles and Canal sts.,
Are in receipt of a ine asortment of
tn Duck C; hite inen Dcri COATS; lits Linen DrillCOATS; Color.
ad Linen Cheek Coats.
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS; Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
Whited nd Colored Marseilles VESTS-Single and Double
Breasted.
Meleno FROCK and DRESS COATS.
Merino PANTALOONS-with a iarge assortment of Alpaca,
Barathea, Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Coats.
SHIRTS, of every description.
We have received a choice assortment of the latest style of
colored CAMBRIC SIIRTS, with Byron and standing collars,
French wrista. Also--LINEN AND COTTON SIIIRTS, of
all sises, qualities and patterns.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
mtyl9 it corner St. Charlesand Canal sts.
Carpeting, .Matting and Floor
OIR CLOTH, at 19 Chartres street.
Lately received, a largoe assortment of CARPETINGS, such
as Velvet, Wilton, Tapestry, trnseels, Three-ply, Ingrain, Ve
netian, etc. FLOOR OIL CLOTH, of eariets qallities andi
widths, entto suit rooms, halls, tt. SttATTING--co pieces
4.4, 5-4 ndt 6i4 White and Checkered, now laneding; all of which
we olffer at the lowest market prices.
A. BROUSSEAUG CO.,
myl9 2p6t 19 Chartres street.
Startling and Interesting Facts
CONCE RNING
CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC,
Summer Colnplanlts, etc.
A fact that should startle is this: One feels a slight unenal
ness in tihe bowels, a slight diarrhea comes on, which is little
thought of: in a short time, in a few hours, perhaps, seldom
days, it is attended with sicRness of the stomach, a most sink
ing weakness, rapid disckhrges. coldness, cramps, agonies,
blackness, collapse, DeAtl--aend yet all this fatal result from a
disregard of the warning, premonotory Diarrhtan, and neglect
of I wise provision of a Rafe ad sure remedy that kind Provi
dence has made easy to all. -
This remedy is made public from the strongest desire tores
cue the exposed, under the best substantial conviction that it is
certain in its good effects, and with it on hand, no one heeding
the warning and using the remedy, need b a victim to tile
Clhlera.
DR. BILLINGS'
CARMIINATIVE and ASTRINGENT SYRUP
IS THIS SURE REMEDY.
By the advice and urgent request of iundreds, whose lives
have been saved-of many even wbet apparently in tile very
last ttruggles lof death--he Iha. been in luced to nlake still more
efforts to give a wider publicity to a remedy so greatly success
The perfection which he and others aicric e to thlis remedy
may appear beyond the power of medicine to possess ; yet the
truthfulness of tie claim is most thoroughlyctablfhed, , and
will be fully ceonirmed by calling on the individuals who have
witnessed its efects, and used it with complete success, some of
whose nlames we are authorized to give.
For Cholera, Colic, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhea,
Bloody Flux, Summer Complaint and Wetknes of the Bnwcls,
this medicine is offtred as a certain remedy. Tills is tie ileedi
ieib that arrested that iorribic disease so prevalent among the
Mexican soldiers. Tbe oflieer first commenced its ne. after
wltich tley gave it their soldiers, and cured in every case with
out an eeceptioe. I wotld refer to tie oficeers and othery who
served il the war with lexieco. Sold by
0. O. WOODMAN,
corner of Common and Miagazine streets, New Orleans.
J. WRIGHT, & CO.,
21 and 151 Chartres street.
JOS. TUCKER, MIobile.
my19 2plm W. H. FOX, Natchez, Miss.
Just Received.
185 CAMP STREET,
LHnsjst opened a new and beautiful supply of
LACES. EMBIIROIDERIIES, etc.;
RICII VALENCIA SETS;
VALENCIA RACHEL COLLARS;
VALENCIA AND GUIPURE COLLARS.
SWISS AND JACONET SETS;
1ARIC EMBROIDIIRED SWISS BANDS.
All of which are now being sold it
Great Bargnllre for Cash.
Flounced BRreges. Organdies, Spri g Silks, French Jaconets,
etc., etc., at 2 pe" cent, below former prices.
HORACE HARBY,
myl0 MoWe&Sa 185 Camp street.
Recruiting Service!
General Rendezvous, No. 6 Davldson's Row,
Carondelet street, between Poydrao and Heva,.
Come one, come all,
Both great and emall,
And have your likeness taken ;
of every sex. os every age,
lattling Youth and Reverend Sago
Let nut your faith be stken ;
You'll ne'er relent
The money spent,
I'm sure I'm not mistaken.
Dr. J. E. Lockwood takes Life-like Daguerreotypes in small
cases for the small price of Fifty cents, Call and see.
Copyright oecured when picture paid for.
my19 2plt* VOLUNTEER.
Dolbear's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No. 106 Canal Street.
The object of this institution i to ltelch practically Penman.
ChlepRook Keeping, Aritlooti, Alogebrao C-onmetry, Surveying,
Navigation, ongl.lh, Frenoh, Spoishl, oiGerman, od I'hono
Nro le., .co. ioalllthe obofobbronc,, commence this week.
Ldloes' Clalsses frou 65 to 8i3 A. 31. " Geulleon,, 9 A. M. to
12 ., and 6 tog P. i.; khildre l 4 to b I'. M..
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
nmyl 2pst u No. 16 Canal otreet.
Dr. Billings
CARiIINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYIRUP;
-An Infalllible Remedy for
Cholera Infanthou , or Sremmer Complaint of Chil
dren, Cholera Mon bus, Diarrhea, or any
Irregularities of the Bowels.
The long and successful eloerience in tie uso of tois remedy
by tll inventor, in tle treatment of all tlom dioases for whlih it
is recommended, together with the highly reospetblo teastimony
which numbers bear to its eleacy In tile cre of the Bowel afoc-.
tions or Children, Diarrhea, Cholerm Morbob and Dysentery, In
grown persons, entitle it to a higher confidence than if it were
one of the ordilmry humbug medicines of the day, wielh pro
fess to perform miracles and core all the ills of life. Its chara
ter lhas been fully estbliolshd .ill the habds of physicians of the
highestl olaraleor, as the following letter will show:
"Dt'Et., (Coaolma Co.) tisn., Moay 3, 1l8i.
0.. l Yol.olm,, Esq. --lear Sir-Ol'here are blut a veroly few of
the nostrums now offered to tie public to lwhic I wooald be wil.
ling to lend the sanctionf of oo nlme, heowever houmble it may
be either In tie world of letter or of medlcie. Observation
and experience, however, have forced upo mle the conviction,
that llillong'O COalinatioe and Aotrlogent Syrop is a very
valuable compound, preplared upoil cietllfe prinelplesoper.
fclly in harmony with the laws of organice life-and, therefore
deserves (although Its ingredienlts are kept secret) to rank higher
In the scale of reinedll agekts than a mere nostruo . It aoferds
om pleasre to be able (without tihe fear of succrshl eontradir
tion) to add mly testimony in favor of its efficiency, a safe and
pleasant roemedy, 1n all the forms of bowel oomplaiont for which
it is recommended. I have used it myself In several overly in.
teresting chronei eases of Dlarrhoc a*d Dysentlery, anll recom
mend it in many others ; and in every itanece, wheore such ,
preparation wos indicated, it proved succecsfol.
Recpectfully yours,
ID. . P5ORTER, M. D."
eor sale, wholesale ancdl retail, by O. O. WOODMAN, ceornr
Common and Magaoine streets, New Orleans, Ia. Also, by o.
o. WOODIMAN a CO., Vicksburg, P. 1B. COOK & CO., Ycoo
City, Miss,
myl9 6t22pltW
.1 Good Head of IHair
Icvaluable; and none call appreciate it but those who have not
gelot it. And to eueh we would sy, use
EMERSON'S HAIR RIESTORATIVE,
which will faten haler from Pfaling, iand.cae new Ilair to grow
oil eds hed opelessly bold. This is a Sure thing, and needs only
to be used to be fully approved. See Ciroular, to be had of
Druggiss, and around bottles, egvlg poarticuIr,. Pricel $1
ic InrCe bottlea.
For sole i New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
10y19 yp3NMoWSS 21.aond 151 Chaltro. st.
Elegant Summer Clothing.
EVERT VARIETY OF GOODS.
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co.,
34 Magazine street, corner *f Gravier,
Would call attention to tlheir present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among which may be found the following :
FSinleS Stll'S imere FROCKS AND PANTALOONS.
Ditp D'ErlFIP CK andSAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Barpour, Alpaca and Merilno COATS.
Check Linen, Brown Linen, anld Flncy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOONS, 200 difernt pattodr.
Frnch Dr1p D'ESe IANTALOONS.
White Mlasllles VTSTS.
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseilles TESTS.
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS.
Bombaisne, liarpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Oause Merino UNDERSIIIRTS, whbole and half sleeves.
eGass Cotton .
Lisle Thread .,
Half loss, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerdchefs, Cravaos,
Very large assortment of Linen and lhuslin SHIRTS.
n3OrS' CLOnZrrsaG,
Our wasoriment of BOYS' CLOTHING is very complete, em
bracing all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen. Parents
and guardinns are invited to call and purchase well-made cloth.
ing for the boys under their charge.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
A full assortment of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company, including Coats, Ileggings, Blankets
Piano Covers, Sub-Marine Armors, Water Pails, Gin Covers,
Canteens, Water Bottles, Beds and Pillows, Life Preservers,
Cloth, by the piece or yard, etc., etc.
One Priee for Goods--No Dev'ation.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
myIS 2p6t 34 Magnaine street.
..crchlitectural Books
-For sale by
THOMAS L. WXHITE,
Bookseller and Statloner,
105 CANAL STREET. 105
PUGIN'S GOTHIC ARCIITECTURE-I2 vole. folio.
RANTLETT'S ARCIIITrCTURE--2 vols. folio.
LAFEVER'S ARCHITECT.
SLOAN'S BUILDERS' GUIDE.
5U0.5'S ARCHITECTS.
SHAW'S MASONIRY. my19O Splt
Books for Stemmer Reading
-AF
. - C- Oa One . ia. 1nTs *
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Ome.
THE IBUNSBY PAPERS--By John Brougham, author of a
SBasket of Chips. $1 U.
THE SPARROW GRASS PAPERS.-By Frederick Colsona
Price $1 00
ERNEST .INW(COI-S-By Mrs. HIentz. $1 SI.
AT H1OME AND ABROAD; or Thlngb and Thoughts in
America and Europ- By lMargaret Fuller Ossoli. 11 25.
TII. ATTACIIE IN IMADRID $1 00.
ARTHUR GORDON PYNP--Cdgar A. Poe's new book. $1 25
ROGERS' TABLE TALK. $1 00.
Together with all the latest publications, comprlsing
HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHIY,
TRAV 5,S,
POETRY,
NOVELS,
SCIENTIFIC WORKS,
my17 2p2t&ltW .IUJENIL.E ROIOKS, ete.
t/Vatchlnaeking I IJ'atchmaking:
X. P. fUClT rltnEr,
(Lati Yonag & Co.,) 8 CAMP St.,
Respectfully invites the attention of purehasers to his entire
new toelk of fine WATCIIES, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE,
manufactured or imported expressly to his order, every article
of which Is fully guaranteed.
Partilr attention is invited tohis aorment of WATCIIES,
which t caot he ecelfed in thie ciy, antd will he sold at price,
lower than is often aaked for an inferior article.
D3 Thestrictest attention, as heretofore, in Watch Repairing,
Diaonuud Setting, or Jewelry WIork. myl4 2plm
Forster's Celebrated
'VATER PU RIFIER.
A further supply of the above I oeeived and for sale by
HENDERSON & GAINES,
ll3 pt 99 Cnal, street.
Ajew Sumter Clothing.
J1- MelicR X14+rffifR ef 40aC,,
No. 35 Camp street,
Have Just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing.
Rarpour Merino COATS;
Colored and Black Alpaca COATS-very rich.
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS.
eersucker, Linen and Cahmere COATS.
Whith and Colored ILnen IDuck PANTS.
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gate Merino U NDEISIIIRTS-Transparent.
LIsle Thread Underrhirts; LINEN DRAWERS.
New Styles of Lisle Thread and Cotton IHALP HOSE.
SHIRTS-A new supply of Colored Linen and Muslin; alho of
Linea Bosom do.
TRUNKS-Ai n ilnvoie of the bet Sole Leather Traveling
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture.
UMBRIIELLAS--Ju t received a amall invoice of superior Silk
and Gingham Umbrellia. myl2 Tplt
.lErrived.
CLOTHIIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND CODIDION STREETS,
(Under City Hotel,)
Have now received their usual choice and superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING,
COMPRISINGt EVERYTIIIN,; NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASHIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASSIMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEIILIES AND TAL.ENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
IIOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEMIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
",2ptf in every rariety,
To the Ladies.
Having determined to close out our
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
Before te seaon Its over,
We will from this day
Sell at Greatly Reduced Prices I
Our handsome assortment of
SILK AND BAREGE DRESSES
-Ann
C. A. BARRIERE & BRO.,
a21 2plm 20 Chartres at.
Iron Fronts for Stores.
aW-.JR CO E BA= I:
D ANu crA4RnER OF
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW IIEADS, SILLS, etc.
Respectfully calls tie ttelution of Builders, and the publlc in
general, to his
Broad St., below Spring Garden, west side,
lIIILADELI.IIA,
At whch plac e he would be pleased to meet them, and enter
into arrangements for furnishing the above articles at thb
SHIIORTEST NOTICE and on the most REASONABLE
Buildings manufactured by Mr. Baily, are open to inspection
In Philadelphia. alI 2elm
Tobad$o.
LONG BLACK RICH TOIIACCO, for the Mexiean and
Texas Markets. Also, Tobacco for Flantation use, in hhde and
bbl,, and CIGAR TOIIACCO, constantly on hand sand for sal,
by
TURNER & RENSHAW,
fe4 3m-y 96 Cnnmp street, tip stairs.
Filtering Stones?
ONE HUNDRED FILTERING STONES
FOR FAMILIS AND COUNTING ROOMS,
For sale low by
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
e28 2plm corner Common and Tehoupitoulns sts.
Dr. Santue Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, CALDIIEADe, W.eITESWeLLING, SOREs aRd
UFLCHs of every description ja31 2ply
To .lerchants and Opticians.
T. B. MYCOCIK & CO,.
OPTICIANS,
Pool Square, Sheffield, England,
Manufactcrers of Ships' Telescopes of every description, Ta
per Telescope from 12 to 36 inches, with signals and belt; Pilots',
Yachting, I)eerstlking and Military Telescopes; Portable Tel
escopes, with astroneomicnl ead Iun eye pieces; Single and
Double Opera Glaes ; Racing Gleases, and common Paket
Telescopes, in caes; Perspectives, etc.; Spectacles; Micro.
scopes; Linen I'roeeers; Eye (ilaes,; Reading Glasses, etc.
AI1 kinds of machine and bhid hand ground Lenses. Spectacle Ryes,
., etc9 12t I
Furniture-.-Furniture.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
NOs. 171 and 173 Canal st., NeW Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.
The underaignedihavingopeo, alargeo' nd splendid asort
ment of
NEW SOUTHIIERN PURLNITURE,
Is prepared to supply the Trade and Families on the most Ilb
cra terms. Thla being the only new stock in the cyO, pur
chasers will finl it to their advntage to call and examine tile
goods and learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere. Will
keep constantly on hand
MAIRBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES.
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany, Walnut and Onk, and
of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD TA
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUT AND CHIRIRY DINING TABLES.
OAK, MAIIOGANY AND ROSEWOOD SIDESOARDS.
BUREAUS, of Walnut, Rolewood lnd Muhogany.
AISMOIRS;
WASILSTAND S;
PARLOR CHAIRS;)
ROCKERS;
ETXEGRES;
SECRET ARIES
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CIAIRIS;
CHILDREN'S CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-POTS AND LIGUT
STANDS, etc., etc.
HOIIr, MsS Sand Spring lDatresses.
LOOKING-GLASSES AND MATTING,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found in a FuritureWare
Thisl s an entirely new estblishment, and no old atock on
hand. Purchasers will Ofndit greatly to their interest to give
this store a call before buying elsewhere, as the proprietor is
confident that he can offer thel newer Myles of the most ftmh
loanblI Farniture, more snbstanttally nmade, and at greater bar
gmins than aRy other hobse nl tie city.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
17 Mo0llt1 171 and 173 Canal street.
.Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk, and in store, a general assor.
mentor BOOTS, SHIOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantaions supplied with prime DITCIING BOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROOANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
lyls 2pkW 10 Magazine M tre
HATS, CAPS. etc.,
AT WtHOLESAI.E.
We are constantly receiving a general aasortment of Silk, Fur,
Cassimere, Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexiean and
Wool ItATS, at tlhe
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
Jyl3 2pAW 10 lMagsne sateeot.
George R. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobile.)
Ofers his services In all of the various branches of the profes
sion, to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
p"-CHILDREN'S TEETII EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents in regard to the management and treatment of
the teeth, free of charge.
- OFPFICID--No. 1 CIrondclet street. J131 2p3m
Depots,
WIHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR TIlE SALE OF TIIHE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S IAG'.UAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a28 2ptf Nos. 21 andll 151 Chartre. street.
Betterton #J leefte,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-And Dealers in-'
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 29 Tc sotr.ocr.As ST., N. 0.
Also, Agentsfor JOSN N. PARK'S PUIfI NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAWIIA. ThoseI Wine, :re warranted
the pure juice of the Catawba and Isabella Grapes. Particular
attention paid to flling orderx. a2 2p6m
Removed ! Removed 3 ,
FRODM NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME liE BOUZY CIAMPAGNE, in queti
mad pints, eonstantly on hand, which is equal to the best that
comes to this market.
.. Also..
OTIIER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL IIOCK MADEIRA and SIIERRY
E BRANDIES:
SAZERAC, of the Vlutigo of 1795, 1798 and 1805, and other
brands.
WI ISI: Y:
Of all descriptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Boarbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints nd quarts.
.. }lso..
O hsand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and LI
QUORSin the market, which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other khoso in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. 17 Royal treet.
The Courtesies ofr 'edded Life
BY DIES. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edition of 3000 Cop Ic ordered in Ad
vance of Publcatlon.
Second Edition of 2000 in Press.
This is s work ot rare merit, delsigned for all who lare been,
. Lse, or would be i.rrild. It is an able vindication of the s)i.
,ine Institution of Marriage, not didactlc but descriptive, ind
most admirably adapted to control the judgment and heart, to
mlultiply and perpet uite the asmenities and joys of wedded life.
It delights those who rhave read it, either In mnuscript or in
fsteets. Read wht tlley :,y :
AsoeriesiOflife-likie pictro. noven ,oissry.of s.o oris
• Iry interest, simple and beautiful in style tr.e to a.tur i its
:cenes and slhar"csrs, wilih Ire dlrawn with 10 the kil of an l r
tiast mst pure and elevated in its moral colece nod bidding (air to
he a qret tlruorlte with tile al lie "" [oGr critic.
"It .ill d .ligl,t our readerS and shed new lisgt O n the tn.,
.lSnored initsion of mgrrag." (1 Ilestoni. DailyAt, otn.
"Itsstyle is beaustifl lor sinplicity, mturalx, isid .insros
over t he sentiment, and mc not"i ot ith reader, is c aracters
aell asutniaed, and Its mnoral tune worthy of ithe highest praise."
[veni.,,,sg TrrniclipP.
A narrativs of fict, most :kilfUlly e illisel, esion55nilsg
eci.nes of thrilling Interesi, .eolforledss i style i o til best l tlnd
nrdx.glnd IHosht pure adllt sallutary ill its soeial and moral iniht
o A ss" [I t itolln Daly olurnl.
" It lod rd be n by every blhusband ad wife, adi [by
Lbetter slid hlpir." [Thfe Bay State.
SIIEPARD C.LAIRK & CO.,
J. C. MORGAN,
n2 2p Exchag Pl.ace, adsoining Post.OPLr e.
l-
Penmanship.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS,
With the Copies at the head of each Page.
Numbers 1 and 2 contain little more than those elements
adapted to beginners. Nos. 3 and4 embraee all the practical
parts of the entire series, giving ample practice (on tile prtnci
plee and figures) the oall and capital letters, with words from
each arranged alphabeticallly, closing eacl with everdl senten
ces. No. 5 l a d6 contain senttences uffine hlstorcal and geo
graphical selctlions. No. 7 i n a bok of Forms of Notes, llills
of Exchange, etc., comprising those lost in use by all business
From the ihndredsof unquaeliied approvals receited from
teachere in every State, we select the following from an expe.
rienced Principal of one o thle lgest sechloola in the South.
Payson, Denton & Scribner's Combined System of Rapid
PENMANSH RJ IP,
(and Chart designed to aid in teaching the system) has shown
by its buececs that it will, as it has dec, readily approve itself
to Teachers and all other interestet. It is the only aeries of
copy books extant, which starts with meeting the real wants
of all, teaching one thing at a time, and leading tihe pupil in
gradual and systematic progresion, until a beautiful hand is
acquired."
These books are warranted to be of the best quality of paper.
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.,
Iioeton,
and for Isle by all Booksllers In Ne Orleans.
SA full set mailed to order on receipt of $1, post-paid, to
any part of the country. a29 2p2taw&4tW
J. IP. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA*,,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches in the Parishes of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUCE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT i New Orlenna. aoc116 2tf
- - E ANK 8 EUM
George II. rinten,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 105 POYDRAS STREET,
NEW oaltnxs.
5p Presses, Types, Inks, Paper, Cards, Card BOards, cad
Printing Material of evary description lurnished at the ehortest
notice. Old Type taken in exchange for new, at the rate of 9o
serpound. Jc28 2p3ms
.4 Card.
NeW ORtacsa. May Sch, 185S.
Be it known to all whom it may concern, that the hovern
mentof Nicaraguae recogela, o agent it tile United States
except Padre VUil, Miiseer to Washllngton and Col. P.F.
Mancasos, in this city. Cat. J. W. Wiikins has been acting as
agent during the ahcebcc of Col. Mancos,, who has returned
and resumed tt, duticsr of his office. And further bhe it known,
that parties have recently borrowed money on the credit of said
Nicaraguan government, without aly authority. s y9 ',Sp
FURNITURE AND FRESH FAMILY 1(SOCEI1IE
at auction, withot 0eserve.
BY GARDNER SMITH, A,,olloneo.
OR,,., 7 Commercial Plaea.
neanr Ilrll: street, no acc~uptof declining the grocery bus.
iness, wll be sold-
1. Afew alrlols oPgood Black Walnut FurnIOure, 11edslocl,,
lgcooys ate.
2. At 10).otcleck, th ntire ck of o'clock, ateries, Ju ar
cilasad-Tens, Sngnra. Clre., Fnlils, Picle.ln, Preserves, Spces,
Starch, Buller, Lnrd, Song-, Rlolnsdes, ,vlilen.Brandies, Oil.,
Tube, I~nekems, Broom., Brsahes, etc,-everything i: n tiro gan
eral grocery line.
TEI(L__ Cush. NylO
COLOGI.NE: WATER, SCISSORS AND SAI0.ORS' KNIMVES
11 IILACIIE k 1,EAUMOIONT.
MOslNA , 1k11k 1 0,1(100 1 t 10 O'clOck,. a
theid 001,1s, 1,,, , No. 77 ChLolln, sIe, will be;old-0
d00 do(11, 010orle010,00(1,00
7( dozen a,,,rted Sulto,, ' Knives;
400 gene- CoOlogne Water.
GEBNTLEMEN''1S FURNIE INGV ODS, DENIM OVER
all,, WVllltu and Illrkary S61rf*, Clothinlg, sic.
BY IILA0.IIE P ILIEA 1ONT.
~ITONDA, 101th at, at 10 o'coock, atltheI r
301 hCaimo,.l , No. 77 I,,,,I(e stree tl will be 0 ld- 1
An extensive w udklm cnl of (irltntse' Farllillbtlg (1-0.,.
suclh a, Silk Tios 1kere0ldo Dolok01re,1Silk CravR,,: Silk UP,
001,0, Po,; ]Plack lilk (1loblt (,Alb4Dt sntn TCoo; l,, and(1
Ilrolvl Cartonl Undlprxhirll; Blanched Dntwlerd; Mitxed, Brown
and White Cal~ton hair B ees; Cellos Hsnkkclchtcla ; Shirt
Collur-; Bylo' and Mcn'. Shirts, etc.
Al.-A assortment of Clothing, Hlickory Shirrts and Denim Overalls.
FURNITURE, ETC. A iaT UTn W ON CC SOUNT.
,mayTermsx at -)ec. my17
yV DRY 0001) SAI.R
D Y IIH. 1EYCIIAUD M CO.,
C. .9lnosT, Ascllonece.
T~UESDAY, 20th. Islt. at 10 R'cl'k, at their
Aul(ction CI,,lon, TNdIo.' ldIloo l,1(1, 000.,, Tlenoille
and Cutonfllllollar Streets will be salld
p,,, Colorel, Mo,,sln D01((1(, 111itable for te M)0,0a m.rket,
566 pi lOT OF IItRIIUNd IN TlEd P0031d 01070103
011 Brown ndIOV Fancy N inO n .unt A d01, rlls.
-An~d-
125 pakageWs and lots of Foreign tnd Domestic Pry (1 ods, t. nU
kJOthlg of Plin,,o Lowno, SO.Cpllli, 11,,1ul~Ox, Mall and Book
(11150, T1.131, C ROUks, Bl ,,,k o4 I, d llin, Pla,, (10100,1,
Iron, Lhnen eetin., , iappe 1,.t:. ndkerhlef
Silk 01,, 011 Cadol n Capel Shn.awls, Pe.arl 111114 00,ooo, ,,
Sokirt, Ionry I,,OIE,, llreLecl1old llprowll Cottons, otrlo
'licks. ec..
IERMS-LiberlaTrn T at -.1c.
FURNITUREZ: ETC., AT AUC:TION ON ACCOUNT OF
tI)l,1C1ptO Pllllll~ldsO1(1N,.21,oL.o,,
BY GARLNBI( SMIITHI, Auctioneer.
Ofiic,, 7 Cmulcrctal fine,,.
Wl11EDNESD Y,. 21(t laist., at 4 o1clock. , at
WEDNESDAY, 99 Raccha ,rent, will be sold-
(1oi,1lo,,s C010(11, Tooo, , Ol,,l lo, Lokingo 0W, TlE(
plsrr, 1,1r lOtl Cno,,, 0 Stve, NKI(,.,yn UtI,1il, eot1
9. -TERMS-Cash.rl l m,19_
FOUR LIOTS OF G:ROUND) IN THIE FOURTH DISTRTICT
frominnp on Camp , treet.
B)Y N. VIGNVIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAYA 24th lalst., at the St., Louis
E gremtger at 15 o'clock M., will be sold-
FFtOB LOTS OF GROUNDl nitlleted in tile Fatrtb rDlrtrict.,
in Ibs -game Iwnudedl by Camp, First M o~udle and Philipp
streets, and designated n* lots NO,, 16, If. 19 anld 2 menlrlnl:
x, follows ; lot- Noe. 16, 17 1111(119 me -IlreL cae 30 feel 6i incite.
front on Camp .treat by 150 feet deep ; lot Na. 21) mrnsumrn 35
Ncet It Mob -a ad 3 Nor., front on Cutup dress! by 1W .eat deep..
Said four lots of grounld front onl tblo rea~r linle on a comluon
alley. l'luu brick lido wniks .re mwle Hrnd paidc for.
oaArleoo dale bcfr-e R. K~err, Nota~ry I'bllell. my17
SUC000010ION O2 IIFlNRY A. lO1FF120I101111 -TW22 0111R
I (,llin 1 Ilo)II fontnll l on Apollo street and,2 11,11 t lot
In the Second lixhtiit.
B1 I11.AUOIII 01 ,IOAL'01ONT.
TUESDAYJ%1 4, ' 18016, by virtut, of ,,
Sartie~r from, the Irulloruble thle S~cold Ili~riet l.'eart of Neer
Orl),0, be22ring nto April 22, 1&10, will b2 .old i n, noo, at
thle St. I~ollin K.'eilnrlpge Sb Louie xrleot. let-e, l :lulm . and
Itrryxl xtrCnI, ,h folloAoo (er22 .0 bopoert, Ix lon1ging 0
10e (22)11110n of II1,,1y A. 11o),l,,,1,1 to \vn
1,). A . IIPTAIN I,0 220 (O1F1) 7011\, togethe2r with, a TWO
00(1110 11W01IAN IIO41)00. ,ill,'.ol inl do Fool, 111d,1,
or` this city, in the snre (rounldeI) by Ap0ollo. P hlip, 1,,loard
rlol 0,o11,ko ,1l0,1,22,. ing All-i-2 measur e,")Al 10t front
on Ap1ollo , trOl0) y 97 fe4t 1 fnel1)1g),l1d lino inl dcptly, A o,,
1nrnllet Ihrexr, accordingn to rr plan drown by Arthur 1;.. Ilc"Arnn.
,Lin 2.y Surve y lor eneral, on th2e 1711 of 01g10 t, 1b>> lig5 lIu
o0he. buildongx the.11 on -
211. A ,1) UARI, OF I; ROUNDO , bounded by 1II,14 A venu
0)1010ville ,H.ondon andoo C1oamol,)O ) xrl,1lr, di' idol),fn 24Alo.
.,, re0 f1)om 1 to 24,o acording t1 a pl,0 lnlr by Art20 r 1,1
1)1,122,00 20 Ooo, y Il,0i,,or ,.len041) ol 0. 3Ut10 of ((22122,
Ih'u, having AmmcricHI manhuru, to-refs:
"' No. form I ng flllb , corl,1,l0r of 0)ir2llle 0tre, t a1n1 A,1,o,
b 1 0 fll , lllll l fOtIl a1 nd 4il e pIll 1. li 0)11111 ar+ irnII) lo 1111)0 e
102 il, 01101122,1,10 11depth111, d t)oI ut v,
nice.
Lot. Noso. 2 to 9. Isellrive, having 30 fr et~. 9 ilherb,,., 4 Hoe
front on 01ienville 0 o1,io, by 1102 01112211) in (00o, and 1 1nca In
deptlh, bctweon pendillP linen.
1,ut Nn, I0, f~orin~rg thle cornr of )(ienville and Rendon!
Ioreet,, lo.01.ing 911 fret 9ll oobOOd 5 O ,1,, l I1ol0,ll ,1).ll1
0:re00, by 10'1 feet, 1 )l- tlolld 4li). iblll deptl1 ad 1 ron.,1
Illnd0and No. I 1 0r.Id 12 ha)ing tacit 12 feet front on Hog1an Al,1
by) 1:13 feel, 11 fnebcn anlrd line n ,I deph.
Irlr No. 13, fortnrog t llc roarer of Conionl uo~t o trret and
li,7i1t A e,1) h02 ,aving 310 o, ert. I) Ooolho e ,1 nod S I ,) tr1,1,
tllllIIxe .ltrea, b y 101 N0. 1,111 and 4 linoelsg d0p) 0h and
fronton O Ingnn Av!"not".
)1 )l.,1l, 1)4 to 21, i0lo,,1,,o 0i111rin e1,11 ) feel, 22,1",, nr{
4l 0,-ph, 00101 ro IlCtoo.1nllOu.'t t1)2)by 021,Pe11 t, 6. 114 d 4
Lotl No. 2 florming ftile canine of Comes, more endnnl Rendenn
1.0)s,,. lmving )1 I':202 1 0luchex an1, 5 o)011))Ifl1)2,tl)0, err 111).
steel, L,1. 2 foo, R ibllncoll... suck lin o. l,)'ll)ilnd franc on
Iteodon .stract.
Ins, No,. '3 -1~ 24, bnving eac(h 3'2 fret fortst on Rendon
Iloil,) by 2200 10et li inhlelsanld 5ii))- i,1 d 011pth. 0
3.I O,1)Oooill.1 ()iF ROl) ,ll ,1011) y IT,1, n Ave
nu,01 W,,1kvi,0 C1,11,n I)eo101 strets d1)110) d 0)1, 26 lo)"1
8101,1101 rl from 1 to 26, ,1122)1)0 I0o g, accprdingo to 0o Oi
plan. Anlerirnl Il olre, in-rwi-
I R1 o. 1, lcnnilnglthe corner o f ThElga A-lull nod (' anti
ItreII , IOI vi,011 fort 9 l,)),1aln11d 504 111) frm o, 1,,11)i .1)0t by
00 O,1)4l1,Il)1et )lellcoll, ( 0,) Olll~ lo TT11II)I 1O100,gr((l 11J )011
be, fee i 'ache. nud 6 line, in dlplpl anti trour t nnligrr Arran,,eu
1.0t No. i1, formingt0he eor1er e,1'01,Oi an IteloldIon ICIll.t
011ri o,:91 feet 02201011T100 o In, front l n (1111)rf1 srt0,1, 2,
fIII ee1t 1072, 11 I i' l a 11,20)), i b d obo1 n ,1 fro14t o0, I1,0 l lIsltr,,
I'll, No. 8. , rnlillC the turer at' Ili-lils anld (lldUI) Irento,
1l s 30,fIee) i,,g, * and 501 11) fruit yoll,,, Haganl, stre, by
1 0(12 2 f t.'l loch,. andI 6linex in dcptlr we i~d fronton Avenue, lilec
.otr Nos 23, forming the corne of 13 eovll 8 xud {tendon street.,
101in1)11 p,'ll' 9 ,, Obolaan line1,, rontI 1 1)1,11 (11)1 Illo Y Tir
dpl Lot. i Nos. 2 tug L illebo fee l m ving e ch eA1 J)et it inches mrd
od 4 lin,: front err IILenrille s reet byg l/r feet in rhex rm d G~
line, in 1idptll))0' No, t 11,2 2 no11 d 13 hnlly))),oe 10h1111ee1 f11)
on I,"1),01,10)0110 by 153Irest 11 inebI wed 1 li0( r in0 dePth
nix Nos. 2,1 , 1 25 O E 4.011,0)))). 2 feet (root b)),,ll Mloio street
~y 15:i fort I I incites rod0 5 Il(11 in 1t01 J,
ýEN I. ITT OF GRIOUND fn sgnnre rahounlicr he (roulti RL:n
dlon rsteel., Cxrulidirr Warr and 1I;IgxI \venue, Iunrll~red
from Nnl. 1 to No. 10 hlClonij~e, lot, I, Alerfcan nlslwre. , it:
L~ot No. 1, for lnln til corner tI.Cnr~ondclll s t'alk llaman
A~~nt n a I(:oi s treet, 1IHYIIIt A) feet 10 lrelll' anti 7 Init
front mr lanrnndlle eu Wulk, U feat 9 inch, and 5 Ifneliix I'rutl on
Ilalnti street by 69 feet 9 fiches mu" 5 Ifnex Ilcpill rmd frontl onl
Ilagnll A- It, x ud)I 72 I:1E( 4 Inch- 1 4l Il11r, onl the linlo dlivd
in fit froml lot No. L laxt No. 10. formlolf thle netli of Caron.
Icier \P'lk, Iinrdlo l and Cort~i s reels, hnvhrg 9Sdfel 0 (co l dlrrhu
xud 7 linerH front o~n Carondalet 1\"lk, 31 feet ll ioehels nod S line'
fronlt on (:01 sIIIet by 5 feet? lleber in depth ens Ir frolt o1l
Recnden street rind 92? feet 11 inehrx a nld 4 linesb In depth an t he
line dividing it from~ lot No. 9 .o No. 2 bnving il "ItceLI
Inciter annd 6 line~x IRout on CarOndlrlet IPlllkl 30 fret 0 Yer I'llIC tn
4 finerx fronlt onl Conti ,tre at bye 74 stet it inrhex rmd 31 mrxIP in
dlepthl on thle line dividingR it froml lot No. :1. I'm N o laln
YU) feet 10 14 (I, and 6 litlx f'ronto n Corns triecr Wa~lk, 90) feet 9
inch,., and 4 linos front nn C (nf I street by 77 feat Gi inches and 2
Ifnexs in d rlr nl n the Ifue dividing SE t froml lot No). 4.
I.ot .1'o. h~lnvfng :iYl fee 10 inche.., and ti (furs ont n Caron.
r 1f'a ~lk, : 9 fcet 9 fuile. ris nd 4 lillca front an Contlli el ,,- by
910 feet 11 Inchets in dlepth onl tile line dividing it f'romn lot No. 5.
Loat Nor. ft rng3lFI 1'cet to lll·I rm d G Ihrex I I'101 1 it (:1n10n1
deice k, :310. feet 9 illhci Illrl I fue. l front on Conti 1 1 trert by
82ral Pet inche.lc in depthl on the lieu diviidingL it from x1 NoS~. G.
I~ot No. r, having :ill fre IU inche. G Ilonla front on Caron Metele
R'iillk U feet f ilclc, noel 4 line, fTront nn rnrini stet T.U 8.5 f et 2'
illcl and 7i lines* in depdrl of I Il linle dividing l1 'rnt i No. 7,
torlat No 7, lmvlo, :? l 1'ct IO Incl~ex and 6 linex fronlt an Curon "
icier~ Wnik 310 feet, 9 inrchex nod 4 Ilnrs fronlt nn Consti sttect
R17 feet 9 inches mrd 6 I'll es It depth nn the line dto.06,l; tt
I.nt No. R, bnvivng 310 feet, lU inche,, and 6 linex front an Curon
leiet RIIIIL 30 rest 9 inrhex anld f lines· front un Con! f xtreet:E by
910 Test 4 iuhes anid b lines in depth onl thle lineu dividingl it front
lot No. 9.
L~ot No, 9, Ilaving ?Al feet 10 inche, and 6 111- fronts on Ciirun
921s Wa\Vlk, :i feet 9 fnebcn and l ines w font on Conti street by
921 set 11 inchels nud 4linleH In dlagtll on Lilo It,,, dk~idillg fifteen
lot No. 10,.
TERNIS AND CONDITIONS--Fu, til, dwelling house front.
InIg on Apulia ,s et: the In- ni ner 111 assume thle Paymentn of at
ante of ER75, dune on the'l 26111 of' Navemlxxr 1A56: for O ,e brdareea
one Ind. ntsh x oe 11111 on hll t tn~clVc .1. 1 Ix c redilt foe note. sae~
[fsfsetorlll endorsed, bearing hlleetl nlortpnge an the poet
F'or thle oth~er Ilrsperty : olle~llllrl curb end the balance at six~
.rod twelve menthn credit for notes satiahctorlly endorsed, bent.
illc Rlcltt mortgage onl the Property,
Tile nl~ilckilga t be innllred and poliies t,,osloarrthod , sucheb
note, a will n~ot ,! palid ed maturity fobenr interetl il r of
8 pr o cent prermnnutnffrelddate, Si a linnl elrnuus onl}"Th
for 1855 ýrn fn Illmisesc to nsxume thle payment o nit thie lnxea
for c eel er nd ,been silo price of 4' cal icnion.
Acts of sale before S. MLagner, No~oytary Publfe, it tine expense
of tile I tercl esel-x. u29 111 11191,3
ESTATE OF J.. 1. I). F. CCCX, ALIAS D. F. UL'EX.
HY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATLTHDAY, 140k June, 18313, at I2 o'clock,
U t.. will bie sold alt public auction, in thle rotancln of the St,
Louis r Itoll, by virtues of un order front thle hnrllonlbl tiro Sea
nd District Court of New Orleans, IdtO td StMy, 15.51, the
following described shaven T ell pSoperty, belonging to said e oo
cession :
IPTER, atE oTAT, holSt 48 years old.
MARY, nlins Solly, t ogIreso, AlSbn 4g 5500 ld
I. A CERTAIN TRACT OF tROUNI), IND , boundd bonti,
CullTr, S9. Iouisn ani boobs 'tru, TTam'ilg (FreLnh moos,
)ixty feetl!'rout o Cout street by IdOO unred anlld twenty
eOI1Tfet an two inches tronT on ,olleatre, , ITonc blred
andl tlr n ly-eighlt feet Ilve Iles onl till'ITT l inidilg olad let of
Troan d rlom lot num0,ber s. Together wit01 brick oLL se,
.ov0red withsbo, iolgninin four roomI, ode closlet .aller,,
twosItory kitchTen, caewinai Alfor rooms0511 Sno b sle kitch,5n
ttv ollury store houses, alnblex; also,, n large brick buddling, llý
n Llnkery rolltllilin;: two Inrga 011, 1', and ell thle buildingrs suit
Impr-.ocntx .,cowcte on snid 101.
2. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, 0100,4fd TO new oaborb
Wnriegny lchiganted s lots Nos*. 1), :A, 2l nml 22Z of squncl No.
RK, conrhi, dl bTo lon, l.iLernl, Foenhmen tll 00 1,1
otro-snid lots OleaItr L' l ch 311 fet I ront UniCon street,
byIT let i dlob, meFR O re, lot NT. 22 Ig tihe arner
fC CSnion ,.it I(: olstreets.
TEnuu i AND oSolrlonx : For thle Shaves, one-ttblll cash, nd
tlre bIST: I't oix Ia twelve luonI,,' crSdit, in notes to tie
order of pure users, and enooI ed by them For tie Real
Hints,, one third cash, and tbe ballslre R1 six, twFelve and eighlteenr
montds' credit, la notes to thie order of tine sorelurs, s ad by
,bent endorsed, hearinE n15 pe~r cet. interest per annuTm fro
datI till matrity an tbereifterT if l ollt then paid, at eight per
cunt. per nnaI mtTil fial payII ntt, OyIOO by pecialo morI .
gage oTTOTid popertOy. Tle buildinls to bu insured a11 fnn1
aymlent of tine n~otes, and the polieiT of insurane to b I~~tT
tonerd to the tulrix.
>-- AcTS of sale befor1 S. MTgnor, Esq., noyt,,1hnblc.
myll4 2S 212 13 14
DELIHIITFUL AND HISALTIIY LAKE SIIORE FAMILY
Residence, cI,, 5oo ao der T t a. Lewh barp. r sale..
A DESIILAII r. TRACT ON HIGH LAND,
i t Ibewisbllu, parish of St TaOmany, i,1f0rot of tlb,
b~ig wharf, meoxurinlp ono arpent front on Lake poIntcharsr
5,010 by about eight arplonl deep; Together with l the
bodblringo ad improvements thereon, coexstding chifly of
OOOITioua nud elegant ltwolToy dwellingIohviIgobout i0 feet
front, with n I largo dininp hall, Aiz Irdmonts, front and rear gnll
ler oly, etc., kitchen, six 05,vx5,5' roo5s, table., chicken houseo
wash Imole barn, carringo Lose, bLbath!mus, etc. " ,
hrty i. w y I fenced, ix 1ostly in n high ioIjll.oed Rtoo, and
andxdomei}" planted waith Iloawer, rrnnnlenhrl and fruit trees of.
every deoniptioo ; the whole inlol ot rate order, alnd worthy tbs
'pl'eat nttentiou of nmatetra.x
ThIT HoueholIandClrbtcoo Furniture, etc.
For furthIer p liyoo, opply I.
N. VIINIC. Auctionlko,
124 If Corner of Cootl Ctreool and IITtoI e alley.
T2MBALIIUNG TILEs DEADU.-p" CASANAVE
~uUndertaker, No. 37 Marxla purest, bectween CusLomllosru nod
kicovilIe, hbving purcIhTrr a right from Do. IIOLMES, of New
iork city, of I.sdA.MINl1 THEI DEAD,wdll Oen Pr l
to nl orders, b y day or night. The process i simble, dlud
done wldh nn loTo , nvenieneorT o ooa lRodieo emblTmed by
LOm are warranted to keep free from deompooptlon, and con 1»
0ken to any pFrt of tIhe world wlhout eosblloq the sligbS testE
odo. inany season of the yOOr. Bodlls Inon advonced suortt of
dreompositian restored 10 x perfect state. of preserTrtfian
Fill particular r is pamphlets will bS glven to tbooe wbo msy
N. R.-Deceased minister.o physliias and lawyoer sill bo
embalmed free of chagl, . *221,
STO IAGE-STORdAE HAY RE HA) AT TILE LOW
tJ eat )11111To Sl nhl or Backe, Iiailron(d and P'ig Iron,
etc., ml thle Algiers Warerhouse. Appily to
6 I1s A. F. COCHRAN S IIAI.L,
36 Gr2vior otret.