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11n n uial , morning, will be
ud A of mortian ordinary interest, embmao
g loc eals, Yoraccontandthegeneral
a anota 1 aied cohmercial msarkets of
Tabe official returns i
l d ee chat the aggregate vote
' for flveebnedred.
at the flst binsh. It is
ll B a o forfh the reasonsowhy.
At #r tor ealrways absent from
the of theI year. To say that if
een Trefaed to vote the
lbe an extrvagant estimate.
e ts a tte thouand adopted citiazens de
chat1 p ite ticket of a party the leaders of
fwhich :w eoeeg fendip, had not only ex
iuded tizens from every: poeaitton of pro
Sbthad minted praecriptive andintgler
~anta odt be nather over than nuder the
Add three thouosad and fife hundred to seven
thonandA a vdfdr' c ndred, and; you have eleven
thossaMd h ,atthenotside, the foll legal vote
of he city:
Howaesn As rvo .UoN Byreferencetothe adver.
tisembt :in atnother olsn, a itwili be sen-that, on
Mondae j the 2d lnsha a regelar meeting of this no
ble and hilanthrople aaseelatlon, therfollowing gen
tlemenawre eleotted principal offcers for the eseuing
year:' Veer Gerge. Shaow, Presdent; G. Kor
aheedt, Sat ice Prestoant;,. T: Schmidt, seond
Vice PresidentD RIitardo, Secretary P. Conniff,
Tresasuer.
We cngruaatlaiete massociation on its ercellentse.
lectln ofo oedrarandtwish it a nasinterrupted career
of honor and oesthinesu.
Tae f sr &S #rIa- last Sunday's edition of
the Luiiaana. ath Zeitung, it was annonced that
th! g partnerpiptween 3Gbo ie ELgenbnhl and
Mr.I NKBoellia had been disalved, and that Mr.
Boelitz ebd b eomelelthter and-prpretor of that
valuable and widely circulated Germanot Journal We
rieh1r. DeBobiteotch aofeeslonal prusnprity, and
Mr. Ln mbu grat sncces in hisretirement.
FBENH L aantarsg-e takepleasureinrefernng
ear readers tola edetseedtof Mr. Leon Langrin,
rom' iNo t Uivl,' eraity Bulding, eorner. of Baronne
and Common streeta. Mr Lproposes to form eve
ning eloasesinlthe Prench language during the nsum
mer, oomenecine of'Monday next, 9th inst. We
commend him a an able and experienced teacher to
thospwlodeie to acquire a knowledge of this most
imnpera*language.
nw.OajEaasN FPMA 0I COLLuEGAET INBeTIT.e .
The yoing ldieor tthis popular private academy,
wnder the direction'f Dr. SMacaulay and lady, gave a
very delightful exhibition Oftheirmuna lproficiency
at the OddFellow'. .llst'veneig,. We were esr
prised to ses, plaro e dass.oedn present-ith ball
being tll , neerypaiwith thefriends and relatives 1
of the lhl papll-ea large and fashionable an assem- 1
blage as we ever saw there. The programme com
prised elrcd&sia - vocal a'd instrumental, of the
great masters of paluec, to all of which the amplest
justice wasedone; the audience being profise in their
applause, as'well anhin.the-flowere they showered
upon the tage. We have notthe time to give a de
tailed review of the pefeitahices. We can only
state thtttha pliao isloe whtie leased is most was
the" Ta;igleli tie"e eetest songs given, " Within
a Mile M.dinbeo' town," and "I amrDteaming of
thee ;" atd the beatduetts;le'Music and her Sister
Song" and" Near "me, Norma." A grand overture
froam,'Znpt.. ort ed with greatvigor and sweet
ness by .liyveyoung ·ladies on six pianos, concluded
the perfotrepo.- After that, prizes were distributed
to the predeeteicempanied by appropriate ad
drei.ee.' :Thtedxhlblto}. gavye the highest gratifica
ion to ibsilarge andlence present.
Tza . 'cse.-Tho chief topic yesterday was
the gener ,he ottuoshdbreadetaimarkets
in Egan , ia t hel of.the epartureof the steamer
St wa received at
Se 'Th tment epressed
in eoasg spsertes, fe epreesngaceanto regarding
coton. a:; @ tpe f. .t ellst at it ofonld stit
advafleeae any egeiteeseni tending towarde highsf
ben t, ltafhtadvaen go w d esave a ama lpreft
.30 n;man t nihseod f bglenoiw snsthwe ay. At
the :d-eu tn ne a ag f h;f, e Africa, there was consid:
erayig preoaose o the .London money market. The
.unilgo n.Bihtelk gla nd had hileni to.e9,1dn,82u
in the lanon department. Tier , of couse, pressed on
the generp d.e s o oce mesrket.
Therewa colderable sfaling off in activity at our
leveeyegsterdsayi loigwer lembtlanding, parti
l-reIu, gl.e itlo s bat est evidence of summer
dullnes.. At the.pp landing there was more doing,
.y in the laebit9 gridg a recelvine of the several
cargoes nof Weteion poducei which arivved on Sun
day and Monday.
Withethe e gton presses and warehouses business is
drawing to a Te e. The stock of cotton-now about
140000 bales-plaapidly golng on shipboard. There
are btat ew thonsand boles in first hands. There
are daily ,Cse to the large surplus of shipping,
and although'te quoted yesterday that two large
vessels had been- taken op to load with cotton for
Liverpool at 9-32. eterling, we learn that some ship
pers are holding out for lower rates.
Many eipressios of condfdence were made among
the moneyediaen an Ilarge real estate proprietors at
the result-of the city election on Monday last, it
being regarded as confirmatory of the administration
of the flecit etais of the city by the Council whose
term of service is now about to claose, and the con
gratalatigns passed, were strong and hearty. The
holders of the city bonds and obligations express the
strongest belief that the administration of the city is
going fromand Into the hands of capable, intelligent
and worthy citizens, who are willing to sink or swim
with its destiny and welfare, and whose all-social,
finoancial, commercial and political-are involved in
it staortor weal or for woe. With these views of
the Cossnil elect, oar merchants, one and all, seem
tobe felyiImpressed. They are the feelingo generally
on 'Change, and we have only to add, so may it be.
aW The following citizens of this city embarked
on board the 'eamer 3.A , fromNTew York for Liv
erpo0., %n the 28th .ult,. Several go on iusiness,
others fotr p~lJs , ;and perhaps some do not know
what they so goig for, but may it is for health:
Mr. Wig- and fJsoily, J. . Gaines andfamily, R.
i. Allen, Thee. Rogers and wife, Demarn and son,
Eugene M.fton, Charles Cavaroe, C. G. .Dumont, F.
Loison. ...C. Goodrich and wife, red'k Williams,
Isaac Joso e wife, Samuel Orifths, E. Cameno
aa:nd sesar S. Sager. The Asia carried out in all
170 paseengers. The' Afca, arrived the same day
from Liverpool, brought 17.
Sw erthe impilo~ ela tbat ire had heard
the t of of ~Ad vs. Walton supposing
he 'e.i hejaiy ;the judgminet of the court,
g aiht nr o.. . t faiot to oialin new-rial,
~a ethgaboanthl e verdictof the people on the
8thfi'joevber , last, would have satisfied the most
siitnne".ctbntestant. It seems, however, that we
re f have occaselon again to refer to the progress
biatmay.be made-in h another tribunal, of this most
'p o.ld,-yenterday morning, took
r t (ta remCosrt", * lElrhis Honor,
dtod e ; a e O-bzavlle s view, always, the right
egord iliatdlihiduty under the law, to proceed
ith delaynd summarily-nade returnabtle on
hehee ,a~lgday of Jane instant, requiring the
plaiiittff tgie;ve beond in the exorbitant sum of one
Ir wilt.re mbered, that tthe Supreme Court ad
rneon tithe fo iMonday of June, or before; and
Fing thereter upoq, that.day- is eqaivalent to
dSekingit retrniaille for the efirstMoqdy oeg N.vem
ber.neit, which ist.tonthOdly, rthe object and in
tentionofIplalnti8',ess eiand judge!
:it na see atwelsn, partiular case has progressed,
and then nqoiro hs emerosae jstitce is adminis
tered here jnthl '` at all hnaards"city.
;'The:i;.t wanntuted by bAuld about the 14th
everer, 155. Tha e amswer was filed after the ex
ejptistEnthietejorldlcttoton ofthe courthadbeen over
1rold ·eo.rlyin December; 1855. The case, after
jiianay Mltle attesi opte, onthe part of defendant, to
bring ito trial, was finally brought up on the 7th
May tIot, and the, jury was on that day empanneled,
ud the trial begun. The verdict and, judgment in
favorf defendant were rendered on the 20th May
last, the judgment .signed on the 26th of the same
month, six diys after the judgment was entered.
The appeal wasleeken on the 4th June, fifteen days
afte.rthe verdict and jiidgment,. and made returnable
"just in'thnIe to.be.toolate'! for this year, and just
in time to allow the plaintiff to prepare for turning
over the office in November next. Is this the party
that talks so loudly and so piously patriotic of
the prity of the bllot box?--a party which,
whien beaten . firly at the polls, contests the
election; when beaten fairly before a partisan court,
with partisan officers surrounding the court and exe
cating it 'rocess, and after obtaining the aid of a
shameless partisans Legislatoire by the passage of
spiclatlaw toeffect the final result of a suit after it
"hbeen pat'at isse--again contests by an appeal,
made after illegal delays, to the. Supreme Court!
How well these things come from the "all hazards "
party?
The contested elections, we can tell them, as they
will Iear' later, when the whole history is given to
the world, will cost the " Black Record" and " all
hazards party" more dearly than any previous thirst
for office, and the cost will not be counted in Lou.
islana exclusively.o No party can exist upon fraud;
and the best evidence of their downfall we can offer
is the result of last Monday's election, when at least
one thousand true spirited men who formerly voted
with the Democracy, turned against them, sickened
at their attempts to retain power " at all hazards."
'rIt may not be generally known, and we therefore
mention it in this connection, that the other contested
election -cases which were fixed for trial this month
before Judge Robertson, have been by him postponed
to the first Monday of October next. One year to try
a contested election case, and the law says they shall
be tried ussmearily! What a humbug is law in the
hands of an anscrupulous and partisanjudge. By
the way, as the judge is under indictment for a crimi
noaloffence, punishable by fine or imprisonment, what
moral right has he to occupy the tribunal of justice
and pass upon the claims of citizens not charged with
offences against the law, much less indicted by a
grand jury of the Commnonwealth?
The Smaslnem s ofilhe Vote.
Now that the official returns are made out, it will
be seen there was a comparatively small vote
polled on Monday-partictlarly on the Democratic
side.
There are a variety of good and sufficient reasons
to account for the smallness of the vote. In the first
place there were probably one thousand legal voters
absent frnpmthe city-our best men and largest mer
chants. Here is one of the. fruits of holding the
elections in the summer.
In the' second place, great numbers of the Demo
craticoparty refrained from voting, because the Dem
ocratic ticket was objectionable to them. This was
especially the case with the friends of Mr. Soule.
What care had they for the triumph of the Slidell
ticket ?-for the elevation of an unrelenting and im
placable enemy ?
In the third place, many adopted citizens voted the
American ticket-many declined voting at all. Very
few were "intimidated," as the fashionable phrase
And in the fourth place, we presume, at least one
hiundred " old line whigs" staid away from the polls
altogether.
Put these facts in juxtaposition, and reasons why
a small vote was cast are readily comprehended.
Altogether Unfounded.
The following is the commencement of a para
graph of a long and violent article in Tuesday's
Courier :
"The paid and salarited bullles or the K. N. party, armed to
the teeth begsn early In the morning, oingoin gangs of tweontes
and thirties from ore precinct to euother."
The above embodies untruth and injustice in about
I equalproportions, as we shall proceed to show. The
I Courier speaks of "paid and salaried bullies of the
K. N. party," etc. We state
Ist. That no " paid and salaried bullies," or any
other sort of "bullies," were employed by the Parish
Committee of the American party;
2d. That no "paid and salaried bullies," or any
s other sort of "bullies," were employed by the candi
r dates on the American ticket. Waterman, Theard
t and Guyol would have suffereda thousand defeats,
sooner than have triumphed by such means. And it
is a, great wrong and outrage to reflect upon them,
t even by indirection; add
3d.. That no body, or club, or association of any
"description, or nature whatever, authorized to act
t for the American party, employed or countenanced,
Sr paid and salaried bullies," or any other sort of
"bullies,".on Monday last.
These are facts. We trust our cotemporary and
the public will pay a proper amount of attention to
t them. We speak bythe card. Weknow whatwe
say; and are positively sure that not one of the fore
going statements can be truthfully contradicted.
MOE HALL-The restaurat department of this
well known and popular establishment, which has
been most successfully conducted by Mr. J. I. Daniels
the past season, closed a few days since. We ac
knowledge the compliment of that splendid collation
and the accompaniments. The discussionon the ma
terial portion of the propositions involved, were of
great interest, and were decided unanimously in the
affirmative.
During most of the past season, the restaurat has
been under the management of our friend George
Cullum. We can bear thorough witness in regard to
his capacity, courtesy and fidelity to those for whom
he catered. We wish hinm much health and prosperity
until the fall season opens, when we are led to believe
he will resume the post he has filled with so much
efficiency and acceptability. In the interim, we un
derstand, he may go to Cullum'4 Springs, Choctaw
County, Alabama. We trust he may return to us with
his health completely restored.
The bar department of Hope Hall will remain open
throughout the summer. Mr. John Britton will pre
side over this department. He will give full satisfac
tion-there is no question-being just the man to
do it.
PUBLIc SnonoL ExIonrsioN.-The annual exhibi.
tion of the Public Schools of the Second District will
come off to-day at the Orleans Theater, commencing
at eleven o'clock. It will be well worth attending, and
those who wish seats should be on hand early. We
have to thank the Superintendent for hinvitations, and
will make it a point to be present.
FAREWELL GX.F EaNTERTAINMENT OF MR. MACAL
Llsrea.-To-nlght the lucky will have their last chance at the
St. Charles Theater. M)r. MaealHster will distribute among
them eighty splendid gifts. valued at 0M0.
All who have attended these nutertintments bear sWitness as to
the fairness of he distribution of tile gifts and to their rvalue,
Wn think the amusement afforded by the scene during the
drawin es well wonh the entrance money.
BENEFIT OF MR. HOWARD AT THE PELICAN.-The
pieces selected for this oeasion are, " The Queen of Abrurt "
nd " The Dead Shot," each piece btving a strong sast. M.Ss
Marian Maartnhy. as usual, sings a number of fne songs. We
hope that Mr. Howesrd will have as full a houe a he dtervesm
OFFICIAL.
IMAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,,
ClTr t Hui C Jfue4, 185. 5. d
]rcanat'to the provislons of lhe Fourtentlh Secion of a
act o th Lgisat of this State, enltled 'An Act to
amend an Act to Consolidatle tile clt1 o New Orleans and to
provide for tie government of the City of New Oreans, and
the administration of the afi8 rsthereof, approved March 12th
1856," the t Undersigne d e Sr, ReTorder of the First Distrit
o the Citfy of NewDlta, Firt, Seond and Fith Justices of
the Peace of the Parish o Orleans, met this day at the office
of the Mayor of se Orleansos, ad there proceeded to ths exa
mination of the returns oshe election held on Monday, 2n d Jne,
181, in the sevsrlS wards of the City of New Orleans, for a
Mayor four ReSordess a Comptroller, Street Commltasloer,
nine 1fit-' of Sthe Berd of Aldesrmen, and fifteen Mem
bersof the 3504t of Assistaut Aldetrmen, and do herebyde.
tolS 3he5 3folohlig to be the meshlt, thereof:
-- ' - Mayer. Cemptroellr, SLCommls.-.r.
Preci ovts. 35
I.............133 261 15 59 3 6
I ............. 199 250 199
III.............258 18 4 178 1
IV............. 197 234 184 23 6
V ... .... 72 159 374 153 185 160
VI ............. 48 176 43 171 4 18
VII ............. 367 124 3l 124 53 130
VIII ............. 21 139 214 15 210 139
IX... .13 109 131 107 13 109
x ............. 4 89 8 5 41 92
XI............. 10 1 94 9 1
X11 ............. l3I 149 212 149 107 11
XII ............. 194 86' 192 8 187 92
XIV ............. 1351 105 15 10 1 103
XV............. 2 I 2..293' 124 274 144
XVI"".......... 9 79 32 70 -4
XVII............. 0 3 8 7
VIII............. 17 195 .1 10 I 162
XIX............8 25 63 24 8 24
XX.............16 71 164 71 109 78
X I............. 1 73 16 71 18
XXII........... 117 5362 150 344 175
XXIII.............74 69 234 1 1 70
Total.;....4726 .752 473 265 44l5 2817
SFIRST DISTRICT.
RECORDER.
,, ---- Precincrt. . --
I. II. II. IV. V. VI. VII. Total
Gerard Sflth.... 119 217 265 405 379 1 2 366 2234
P. B. Taylor.... 252 18 162 116 12 163 121 1247
ALDERMEN.
Prcncin. .
I. II. 11I. IV. V. VI. VII. Total
L. H. Plae..... 135 251 284 391 276 435 756 2206
.Amedee s Landy 131 20 255 397 366 428 35 2181
H. M. Summers. 13 252 153 393 574 43 356 2193
S.m'lI Smith.... 2"61 201 167 232 161 184 123 1934
J. C. Shannon.. 260 196 -168 31 161 177 126 1319
I. N. Mark..... 2l1 193 164 214 141 169 123 11066
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
rRs1 wADn.
Precinots-First Second Total
S.B. Day ..................... .... 131 27 376
J. E. C smpbell... ................. 133 13 376
J. M. Reid ......................... 2.1 192 452
N. Oveton......................... 197 57
OsECON WARD.
Precincts--Third Fourth Total
John M. Hall ....................... 263 390 643
A. W. C per ....................... 2419 384 5
M.Martin .......................... 167 294 311
A. Robin ........................ . . 165 227 92
Precinss--Fifth Sixth 8seventh Total
N. E. Batley . .... 375 431 356 1162
C. Banister .............. 70 429 360 114
M..B.s. . o...........1. . 1 3 173 1 13 444
A. .Wilson............ 155 177 ' 125 457
SECOND DISTRICT.
RECORDER.
P -Precincts.- --
VYIII. IX.X. XI. XII. IIII. XIV. Total
J. L. Fabr...... 219 149 51 82 212 119 134 1045
ClementRasmo.. 118 105 79 95 146 81 107 741
ALDERMEN.
VIII. IX. I. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. Total
Adolph Dpre.. 2109 152 44 13 919 119 139 1012
A. 7.I8tgomery.. 212 152 44 76 109 151 134 1026
P. Forstsll...... 7141 107 102 11 2 107 757
J.A. Braud..... 140 108 90 104 151 0 10. 783
AS.1IPTA1NT ALDERMEN.
Preints-t-Eighth Ninth Total
B. W. Hebrard.................... 214 153 366
.35. . ming .................... 200 148 848
Ed. Beebe ......................... 159 109 248
C. Honold......................... 134 108 243
Presinct-Tenth ElevIenth Twlfth Total
Vtictor Sent ............ 42 75 212 3
'. 1. Wriglht........... 86 97 145 1S
Precinct.--Thirteenth Fourteenth Total
John E. Holland.................. 188 141 32i
Henry St. Paul .................... 90 10 190
ITHIRD DISTRICT.
RECORDER.
.Preencts ..
X1V. XVI. XVII. XVIIL XIX. XX. XXI. Total
Jo. Saolomon.. 260 95 32 192 65 159 69 891 1
. Soursneau.. 636 17 143 .. 76 17 615
ALDERMEN.
. . Precincts.
XV. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI Total
P. S.Wllt.... 27 79 3 191 63 166 74 892
J.V.0Gousds 283 77 29 187 12 162 72 872
A.E.isnrenuS 5 1 34 2 151 24 73 19 432
F.....ss..s.. 132. 1 9147 24 7 12 421
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
selv ZrXa wRD.
Precinetso-Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Total
Leones Burthe.......... 2 78 30 38
O. B. Brods el......... 132 33 1 16
Elcara wsrta.
PrecinctsE-Ehteenth Nineteenth Total
S. P. deLsabrr ................... 6 57 243
James Phllips..................... 142 26 168
Manrti WARD.
PrecFncts-Tswentieth Twenty-.irst Total
W. C.Rymond................... 162 70 ±22
Ales. Leleps ...................... 73 15 8
FOURTH DISTRICT.
RECOIt DER.
Precincts-Twenty-Second Twenty-Thltrd Total
F. Bosli y ....................... 17 204 51
11. ......... . . 149 76 ns
AL. DER MEN.
PrechIcts-Twenty-Second Twenty Third Total
B. S. Inrrlon .................... 9 20 59
It T. Vennard..................... 354 224 573
John Armstrog ................... 166 66 222
Y. IV . Ivey .................1......12 6 22
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
vrsrn wl~o.
Preclnct-Tweuty-Secosd
J. B. Oliver.. ........... ...3....................
T. . W iltkcr ...................... ............. 145
Scasttering ................................... . 8
RMVM~inr WARD.
Precinc D-Twenty-Third
Robert Hutghe .............................. ....... S"0
Logsn cliuiht.................................... 73
1 The followlit named persons are hereby proclailed duly
eleter Maysor, Recorders of the First, Second, Tliird and Fottnh
istricts, Compltroller., Street Commissioner, Membersts of tlbe
Board of Aldermsen and Members of the Board of Assisant Al
dermen, of the City of New Orleaus :
Mayor of the Clt of New arleenua Charles M. Watenuan.
SRecorder of the irst District Gerard Sl ith.
Recorder of thle Second i strict, J. L. Fabre.
IRecorder of tile Third Dintiet, Joseph Solomo n.
Recorder of the Fourth Dlstrict, Francoisa Beligny.
t Comptroller,5 Tboma Theard.
Street Commlissioner, P. Amedee Guyol.
Memberls of the Board of Aldermue--First District: I. II.
Plses, IL. 8L. Summers, A. Liandry. Second District: Asgus
tasMontgomery, Adulphse DnIr. Third Dtistrlct ; p. S. Wlltz,
fJ. V. Gsurdu.. . Fourth District: BenJaminS.Harrison, II. T.
t Vennard.
Msembers of the Bosrd of Assistant Aldermen--First Ward,
NathanielOvertob s J.6L. Reld. Second Ward, JosI M. x1.I,
A. W. Cooper. Third Ward, N. E. Bluleys, C. Basister. Fourthl
Ward, W. 3I.Flemmtng, B. W. lsebrard. Fifth W\ard, Vilet
BeSst. Sixth Ward, Johs E. IIollasd. Seventh Ward, Ieonce
Btsrthe. Eighthl Ward, S. . Ite la Barre. Ninth Wtrd. W. C.
Rsysmond. Tenth Wardl,J. B. Oiver. Eleetslh Ward, Robort
h the Board had arrived at the box of the Eleventh Pro
sclst, tno rseturn 6 made. it appearing from a statelment made
thatlhepollsweseclosedsIt habslf past 12 o'clockP. ., and the
boy brouglt to the Mayor's otice. Tws of tile inspectors being
here present with tie clerks, were willing to make their return
so fIrs as tie election had gone s p to tl Io ler of closing afore
said ia majlsorsty of the Board of verifction were of lopinion thats
lthe two COnmmssioners could count the vote, and make their re
ta. the Mayor dissentlng, eonsit.ring that such swa not the
Iegs course to be pursuesl; the two Inspectors, having mads tthe
5ount, made the return absove 1statel for said precinct.
From the returns o the Nineteentlh Precifnct, the polls appear
ito haves beenpresidd by only two Inspeetors, ssd the return
signed aecordiagly.
IL the Twenty-second PrcFicts the return is sig.ned by two
IsIn p thors only.
In faith whereof we have hereunto ssgned our names.
JNO. L. LEWIS, lMayor.
GEORGE Y. BRIGIIT, Recorder First Ditrleit,
D. F. MITCHSLI. First Justiceof the.sI'ses,
C. II. BRADFORD, Second Justice of the Peace
WM. PILES, Fifth Justice of tlle Peace.
YOVUN A EREICX BILLIARD SALOON.--Of the games
asd mttttsementst whichr leltin our city, there is, probably, no
sone wiicsh ejoys so great a popularity or so large a patronage
as billiards. Concerningl the merit of the game, it Is manifestly
4needless for us to say atytlhingi blt those s ho are players
shotdd not forget the tables of 5 the VYoung America 6loon,"
on Graver street, ear to thie St. Charles Ilots].
O' A good artlle will alrwoys trlltmplh
over any pretended ijitatiou. It has been aid thalt every city
is t prutie of humbogs ; buto let . really meritorious article,
capable of doing all that is promised for it, and it will stand tile
test ot any opposition dependent upon inflaed notoriety; and
lostetter't famed Stomach hitters beat evidence of this, for it
has been taken hold of by tie people and tried, and not fosund
wanling io aty case of dyspeptya, in any form. Wlhen thetse
facts are known, why should it not be appreclated, and used by
everybody. For tale by druggists and dealers generadly.
Wholesale by E. J. Hart A Co., i79 Tchonpitoulas treet, Cady &
Holmes, 7 Gravietr street. myi &61ltw
THE GREAT RUSSIAN RSlEMDY--P.o Bono Publico
SEvery mother should have a box in the hosue bandy in case
of accidents to tbhe children." s Rddloga Rusioa Slve is a
Boston remedy of thirty years' stauding, and i recommoended
by physians. It lsa slrte and s eedy cure for burst, plie
bolls, corns, fnlono, chllblains, and old sores of every kind; fao
fever sotres, ulcers, itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunlons, sore
nipples, (recommended by nurses,) whitlows, stles, festers, fea
bites, spider stings, frozen lmbs, salt rheoum, scurvy, sore and
cracetdlipt, sore nose, wara and sh wound, t Is a most l
uable remedy and cure, wdhich can be tottliod to by thousands
who have used it in the city of Boston atd vicinity for the labost
thirtyyears. I noinstance will this salvedo an inJlury, or in.
terferl ith a pthysictan'sprecrlptlons. It It made from the
ourest materials, from a recipe brought from Russnl--of artlclesl
growiugin that country--and the proprietors have lettert from
all classes, clergymen, physicians, tea captains, nurses and oth
erswhohave used t themselves and recommend it to others.
Redding's Rossia Salve is put in large tin botxe, stamped enteba
cover with a pictureof t horsed and disabled soldier, blwhich
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price, 25 cents a
box. Redding'& Co. For sale by J. Wright & Co., 0.0.
Woodman and all dlrugglsts, felt eodom&W
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
THE NEW YORK CASE SETTLED,
TRIUMPH OF THE AD1.INISTRATION.
FIRST DISPATCH.
BT HEB NATIONAL LINE.
CINciNoATI, June 4.-The Committee on Creden
tials will make their report this afternoon, declaring
the New York Softs entitled to thirty-two seats, and
the Hards to three.
A storm is anticipated when the report goes in, as
this decision is a complete Administration triumph.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A resolution favoring a road to the Pacific was
tabled by amajority of eighteen.
The foreign policy resolutions passed by over two
thirds. A motion to reconsider was lost by seventy
nine to one hundred and seventy-nine.
The Committee on Credentials is not prepared to
report this afternoon, but will report in the morning.
The Convention has adjourned till 10 to-morrow.
Report of the Com enlttee on Resolutions.
CIXrINNATI, June 4.-The Convention in session at
ten o'clock.
The Committee on Resolutions reported this morn
ing. The resolutions advocate the strict construction
of the Constitution against internal improvements,
and leaves the veto question as at present.
Know-Nothingism is denounced, and classified with
the Alien and Sedition Acts.
The resolutions reendorse the Compromise of 1850,
endorse the Nebraska act, favor the admission of
States into the Uhion, with or without slavery.
They are strong on the Monroe doctrine, and say
no foreign power shall control the connection of the
Atlantic and Pacific.
The resolutions were enthusiastically received.
Affray in Cincinnati-Editor Stabbed.
CIocnrNATI, June 4.--George P. Buell, editor of
the Democratic Review, Washington City, was stabb
ed in the back, in an affray here to-night. He is seri
ously injured. We have not been able to glean any
particulars concerning the affair or its cause.
The Markets.
New YORK, June 4.-Flour-Straight State, $5 to
$5 50 ; Southern, $5 to $8 75. Barrel Lard, llc.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-The river continues to fall,
with three feet nine inches in the canal.
VICSBUnRG, June 4.-The Crescent City passed
down at two o'clock, and the Planet at four this eve
ning, bound for New Orleans.
CLoTraIN AT IEDUCED PRICEs.-Our friends,
Messra. Alfred Munroe & Co., corner of Magazine and Gravier
0Creetu, being desirous of reducig their present large stock of
summer clothing, aro ofering goods at very low prices. Theoe
in want of such artiles ill do well in referring io their adver
tisement in another column.
WALL PAPER.-Messrs. Todd & Co., No. 120 Canal
street, advertise in another column that they have received a
large addition to their stock of wall paper.
We would epceially remind oer readers that the goods of tho
above ten have always been remarkable for the taste with
which they were selected.
Of!1 Otff: Off!!!
PRICES OF SUMMER CLOTHING
GREATLY REDUCED.
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
MORE FRESH GOODS BY THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co.,
54 MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Gravier,
Desirous of reducing the present stock of SUMMER CLOTH
ING as much as possible, we now offer
Great Induce ents to Purchasera,
and those honoring us may rest asured of getting a BAR
GAIN. Below is a partial lit :
Single Mlll'd Cassimere FROCKS AND PANTALOONS.
DrOp D'EteFROCK andSAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Earpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS.
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PA NTAI.OONS, 20 different pattern
French Drap D'Ite PANTALOONS.
White Mareilles VESTS.
Very rich arsortment of Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS.
Bombazcne, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Gauze Merino UNDERSHIRTS, whole and halfit sleere.
Gnaue Cotton " " ,
Lisle Thread
HalfHose, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Cravats.
Very large assortment of Linen and MIslin SIIRTS.
o .s' Cr. O rrlrra,
Our assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING Is very complete, em
bracing all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen. Parents
and guardians are invited to call and purchase well made cloth
ing for the bho)ys under their charge.
A full asortment of I all ticles manufactured by the Union
lndia Rubber Company.
e5 2One Price for Goods-No Deviation.
'aoung .lmerica Billiard Saloon.
Gravler Street, next door below St. Charles
Hotel.
Those desirous of enjoying a game of Billiards in a cool,
pleasant room, should call as above.
je5 2'p3t LUCAS OIRLICH.
WIall Paper--- Frall Paper.
W000 pieces Superior Wall Paper, various patterus, with bor
der. to match, for sale low, by
TODD & CO.,
je 2p3t 120 Canal st., Touro ullildings.
Dissoluftion.
The co-partnership chretofore existing under the style of
MILLERt & RUSSELL, has been dirssolved by limitation.
0. P. MILLER.
D. P. RUSSELL.
Remtoval.
The Insurance Agency of the undersigned is removed from
92 Camp ,tract to 15 Commercial Place,
je3 2pGt O. P. 'MILLER.
Haif a Dozen' Excellent Skirts
FOR $7.
IHIALF A DOZEN FINE SHIIRTS FOR $9.
HALF A DIOZEN CUSTOM MADE SHIRlTS FOR $12.
HALF A DOZEN GOOD LINEN SHIRTS FOR $18.
A good it guaraneteel, beautifully sewed, and buttons war,
A splendid asortmcentjust received.
Slhrts made to order f'nom 24 to $100 per doz.
GET YOUR SHIIRTS AT
-S. N. MOODY'S,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Canal Street
Je2 2ptf and Exchange Place.
.lston, .llygatt & Co.,
(forerly lurnett l& Bostwick)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
,l c.t3Xr sZ.-ii .,e l',
Will issue on the first day of January next the "NEW OR
LEANS DIRECTORY," embracing the names of all citizeno1
statisstcs In regard to public Institutione , o andr e a Planter,'
Directory, containing tile names the most prominent plantcrs
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
A number of competent and experienced persons have been for
the last nix months constantly engaged upon this part of the
work ; and it will be compiled at an expense sunicient to defray
the whole cost of publication of an ordinary Directory. All
business applications should he addressed to W. H. RAINEY,
Box MI 213, or leftt at 1 Crnoo street. je2 203m
Quinesy, Constton and Scarlet Fe
YER, SORE THROAT AND IBLAC TONGUE.
Rub in plentifully of DAILEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR all
over the neck and poll, and put some into each ear thrice a dXy,
and keep a plaster on, and oil ilk over it; if the cwelling be so
as to nearly prevent breathing, relief will sonbe felt ; continue
it till well. In black tongue, (which Is much like the plague,
it chows Itself frst In a red cpot, then swelling, and at length
ecomes mortified,) rub it in, etc, as above, and no farther pro
gress can be made by the disease, but cure will be certain.
For sale, in New Orleans, wholle and retail, at proprietor'a
prlees, hy
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Je2 p3tMloWeSa 21 and 151 Chartres street.
ratchlenaking I Patchmaking!
I. r. B1TCitXwy
(Late Young & Co.,) 8 CAMP Sr.,
Recpectfully invites the attention of purchasers to his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE,
manufactured or imported exprely to his order, every article
of which Is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention s invited tobhi assortment of WATCHES,
hich cannot be ee lled i the city, and will be sold at prices
lower than is often aked for an inferior article.
SwThestrictee t attention, as heretofore, in Watch Repairing,
Diamond Stting, or Jewelry Work. cy14 I plo
Georgia Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Georgia.
FPort Galns Academy Lottery.
Class 16--To be drawn in thie City of Atalanta, Georgia, in public,
on THURSDAY, June 26, 156, on the
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers.
Prizes Amounting to $34,000,
Will be distributed according to the followifg brilliant scheme.
10,000 .'umbers-219 Prizes:
-Scheme.
1 pri of . ... ....... ... $10, is................. .$10,00
1 eprle ef ............ , Is...........5.......
1 r e .................. 3, s................ . 3..
1 prie f .................. , Is................ . 1,
1 pre of .................. 1,00i is...................
Sprizes of .............. ... are.................. 2,
prir s of ................. 20 are................ 2,
S pyrizes of ................ ]0 are ................. 2 000
44 yprizesTof ................. 0 are ................ 18
4 prizes of 880 approximating to $ IO,0o0 pri are....... 240
I l4 pr.m of 0 approximating to e0S, prizhe are...... 200
i pre esof 40 aepproximatteing to 30tey artea e . 10
i8 przes of c e approximateieg to t 0.ttlpeesartee.. i. 50
2y priesof 2 elpproimating to 500 przes are...... 4
40 przes of l pprole tiriegto t prizes ate...... 400
S2 - pie ee bttting t ..................................t ,O
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Tile two preceding and the two following numbers to thos.
drwling the firt twenty prizes are entitled to the 80 approximn
Stto priyze, in the usual manner.
Remember, that every priye Is drawn, and pyabl. i flull with.
out deduction.
All prizes of $1000 anrd under paid immediately fter this
drawingl-othe r prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
All eommunicatios strictly confidential. The drawn numbers
will be forwarded to purchasers immetdiately after the drwing
Whole Tickets, ; Heit st, $2%Y ; QUarters, $gfi.
Ptrie Tickets cashed or renewed in other ticketa at either offie.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed titter to
S. SWAN & CO., Atalanta, Ga.
Je2t 2td or S. SWAN, loutgomery, Ala.
illabama Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Ahlabama.
Southern Mllltary Aesdemy Lottery.
Clast E-New Series-To be drawn in tile City of Montgomery,
Ala., is public, on TIIURSDAY, July i1, 1tS6, onthe
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SIVAN, lIaneger.
Prizes Atounting to $205,000!
Will be distributed according to the following magnificent
scheme.
-30,000 Ntumbers-CC,i00 Prizes:
1 r e of .................5,0 is.................. $3,000
1 prize of ................ I0,.0iW 1................... 10,01
i pre of ............... i, it................. 5,.t
I prie of................ 2,t is................... 2,00
prze o ................ 1,10 is................... 1
i pr of ................ lIO is................... l,1t0
I baze of ................ 1oe is................. 1,0
l prie of ..............:. UJ ie................... 9O
1 price ot ............... 1 i ...................
1 prize of ................ 6O2 is................... 6J)
10 prites of............... 2 are.................. 2,0 )
14 prices of ............... 10 are.................. 10,000
4 prize of $2t0 approximating to 5, 0 prize are .... S)
4 pries of 1el0 approximatine g Ito .05 prize ar....
4 pries of 100appreoximating to ,c prIize ar.... 40
4 prizes of 8 approximattting to ,l Psri are.... C20
4 prizeoef i0epproximating to 1,200 earie a.... 20
4primc oef 50 approximating te ,IO priczse r 2
4 prie of 40 pproximti to 1,0 prize are.... 160
4 pries of hi approximatingi to S pri are.... '10e
4 prizes of 28 approxiin.to rrae....
4 prioes of 22 approximating to 621 prize are....
411 pries of 20 approximatilg to prize ar.... 01
400 prizes of lo approximating to l0 prize are.... 4,000
15,60 prizes of S g ................................. 2.,100
The 15,000 Priees of u 3) are dettetettd by the ecebte which
drawe the 835,000 Prime-if that number t hotleh d e an add nite -
bher, then every odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to $ 55; if an even nlmber, theu every even number ticket will
be entitled to $S e i h addition to any other prie which may he
Purchasert in buyinge an eqal quantity of odd hnd even nue.
bee tickets will be certain of drawing nearl.y ones-half the ost of
the same with chances of obeaining other prices.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable in full with.
out deduction.
All prices of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after the
drawing-other prizes at'the ueual time of thirty days.
All commuicattioea strictlyconfiedential. Thedrawn numbers
will be forwarded to purchaseers immediately after the drawing.
WVhole Ticket,, OH; IHalves, $5; Quarters, $2%.
Prize Tickets exthed or reneeelin other tickets at eithr oftt ce.
Orders for tickets can he addressed either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atalenta, Ga.
JetF2td orS. SWAN, Sontgomer, Ale.
Per Granada.
Just Recet-ved an addition to our Stock of
SUIMMER CLOTHING,
Comprisni an a.sortenent of
WHITE LINEN COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE DUCK COATS AND PANTS;
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS;
MERINO FROCK COATS AND PANTS:
WHITE LAMA CLOTH COATS, SEERSUCKER AND
Striped Linen.
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIIRTS;
LISLE THREAD, GAUZE MERINO AND GAUZE COT
ton Under..hirts and Drawers.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
Je2 2Gt corner St. Charles and Canal sts.
Dr. Bittings
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP ;
-An Infallible Remedy for
Cholera Infantum, or Summer Complaint of Chil
drten, Cholera DMorbus, Diarrhea, or any
Irregularities of the Bowels.
The long and successful experience in the use of this remedy
by the inventor, inthe threatment of all the dheates for swhich it
is recommended, together with the iLghly respectable testimony
which numbers bear to its efficacy in the cureof the owel afec
tion of Children, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbas and I)Dyntry-, in
grown persons, entitle it to a higher confidence than S it were
one of the ordinary humblug medicines of the day, which pro.
fes1 to perform miracles and cre all the ills oi lIfe. Its charc
ter ha, been fully establised in the hands of physicians of th1
highest craeter, an the following letter will how :
"DELTA, (Coabomn Co.) Mis,., May 31, 1.7.
O. 0. Woorlman, E'q.-Dear Sir-There are but a very few of
the nostrums now ofered to the public to which I would be wil
ling to lend the sanction of my name, however humble it may
be either ill the world of letters or of medicine. Observation
and experience, however, have forced upon me the conviction,
that Iilling's Carminative and Astringcnt Syrup is a very
valuable compound, prepared upon seientific prnielptes-per
feetly in harmony with tTe laws of organic life-and, tioerefore,
deserves (although its ingredients are kept secret) to rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than a mere nostrum. It Tflords
me pleonlsre to b able (without the fear of seeasesful contradic
tion) to add my testimony in fTvor of its fficlency, a a safe and
pleasant remedy, in all tile forns of bowel complaints for which
itis recommended. I have used it myself in several very in
teresting chronic cases of Diarrhea and Dysentery, and recom
mend it in many others; and in every instance, where such a
preparation wa1 indicated, it proved slecce1ful.
Retpeetfully yours,
I). MI. PORTER, M. D."
For sale, wholesale and retail, by O. 1O. WOODMAN, corner
Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans, La. Also, by O.
O. WOODMAN & CO., Vicksburg, P. B. COOK & CO., Yazoo
City, ]ies.
Je2 2p3tcod&ltW
Fresh Fruits---Just Received.
Anthony Astredo, No. 16 Royal street, has the honnr to in
form the public that he hlla just received by the steamer Princess,
a large lot of fresh fruits, consisting of Pears, Apricots and Ap.
ples of a very superior qnality.
There Fruits were grown in the vicinity of Vicksburg, MIiss.,
and selected by himself with great care, on the spot. Having
entered into arrangements with the growers for a regular sup
ply, he will receive every other day a fresh lot, and the public
or rest aored that they can at all times get freh fruits at his
tHe is also the agent and will sell on commission o20,0 fruit
rets of every description suited to this climate-a full catalogue
of which can be had by calling on the subscriber. These trees
were gro n at the La (:range norsery of Col. John lebron, near
Vi0.burg,. and are extremely lloice.
ANTHONY ASTREDO,
je22pT1 16 Royal street.
.l7adanae Blancehe
Positively lea166 this city on SATURDAY, the 71h June.
Read the follow! tor extracts from thlree etters received by~ the
3ladante daring thle pact week :
Alggsta, Ga.. -sy 13, 1W6.
31111 1311ancl,-The 1,mber66,5 u seleted for m5 e b16 t 1 inte
hn l dra. 6 me 16 prize; of $1161.V
ANNA M1TCLIII,L.
1'eno6,6,6. ia., May 9, 1556.
1'm5 1311ncho-I have the pleae of llnfolling y161u tat th11
numb,,,. von s*electedl for wy wife It... drawn a prize of $^5,[07
16 t16 Alab6166 lottery.
ANTOINE OONALOSBR.
Ch5arle6o1, S. C., Sy 6, 1856,
3f'lae 331anrbo-The numbers on s elected for my~ little non
hove won , prize: of $366 6 i6 the Il,,11 61616.
ALBERT LEROY.
N. B.-For ps66on6 b6rn i,6 Moar, April, ylay, J lle tem
66,. October o1 16651m6r, the 1161,11me s615 1116 ct 116161 16
will draw 6 661165116prize. And for psln born from, the 4111 to
1511t1 of ,13,16, and from t51. 101, 0h 23111h of I)1616 16.1 she will
elect thle a5mbers th6 .6111 draw 1,.6 $10, prize $1 the,
1ev6n.6lottey. Tall,,os',, and m161616 se6tt by 11 tter t1 e
same ,6 If6l1led on por6.flully. 01te of birth required l or the
o6611611n of nu11mbers. 1'61t1 can h5ave thou66 ch1ildren's ro
6ers selected and drew pri5 on them6. Number6166 . 6 li$3
1665 $10 to 6$2. N umb1re for he $1$106,666 prize, $26. All let.
66r addressed 6o 51165161 6lanche1, New 1rl6616, strictl! con1
ltdentixl, and answered itmnediately. jet it~p
George H. rinten,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No, 105 POYDRAS STREET,
X.W onteaxs.
>Py Pres65,, Type,, Ink,, Paper, Cards, Card $666d,, and
Pritlig1 Malerials of every description furnished at the 6hort16
notice. Old Type taklen In echange for new, at th, rate of 61
perpound. j,112p
Betterton # Keetre,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 29 T6,l616,,6166 6r., N. 0.
Als,, Al,5ts or JOAN D. PARK'S6PLlRENATIVF WINE
and SIPARKLING CATAWIBA. Thoe Wines, are w5rra6,tcs
the pure juice of the Catawba and Isabella Grapes. Particular 1
atte1ion pa1id to 1615ing orders, 616 6124
B. S. Brewster A II. H. Zacltarle,
Nos. 35 Front mnd 30 Falton Streets,
Are prepared at all times to furnish at the shortest notice, and
on most liberal termls, all kinds of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WOIRKI,
Brass Castings, Blacksmithing, etc.
EachRalmember of the firm giving his personal attention to each
department, we can oflbr superior ndueenmnts to parties dealing
with us.
Our facilities for furnishlng the following work re not sur
passed by any house in the South or West:
CHIMNIES, BREEOCIINGS, FIRE BEDS,
ASH PANS, COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON PIPES,
STILLS, WORMS, FILTERERS,
CLARIFYING KETTLES, JUICE BOXES, HEATERS,
etc., etc., eltc.
Attached to our establishment we have a general Furnishing
Store, where all articles requisite for
STEAMBOAT, PLANTATION AND HOUSE USE
my be found.
PUMPS.
Worthlngtoas Safety Steam Pump. S. P. Knse's Fire Pump.
Cast Iron, Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps.
STEAM GUAGES.
Schafer's Vacuum and Steam Cuage, a new article, showing
the htghest point to which steam may have been carried during
Its use. Iearson's Water Guage.
CHAFING DISHES, BUCKETS,
DISII BASKETS, JELLY and CAKE MOULDS,
COFFEE aad TEA URNS, SOUP TUREENS,
PYRAMIDS, and other Ware, of all varieties.
Together With Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves; Washing and
Ironing and Box Stoves; Fancy Cabin and Parlor Stoves;
Salamander and Cannon Stoves; Deck Stoves, etc.; Forges;
Fire Baskets ; Bucket Wrenches; Steam Whistles and Valves
Powder Magazines; Grate Bars ; Ratchet Drills; Hose; Brams;
Cylinder, Bibb, Stop and Coupling Cocks; Guage and Force
Pump Cocks ; Lantens, amps, e,, f all desriptions.
BREWSTER & ZACHARIE,
Sole Agents For No. 35 Front and 36 Fulton streets.
SCIIAFFER'S STEAM AND VACUUM GUAGES;
HEARSON'S WATER OUAGE;
S. P. KASE'S FIRE PUMPS. my31 2p6t
Syndic's Sale
Of Jewelry and.Fancy Goods at Cost.
From this day until the l6th of June, the entire stock of Store
No. 5 Camp street, will sold at retail or wholesale for coat.
The stoek comprises WATCIIES, CLOCKS, MANTEL OR
NAMENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, WORK-IIOXES,
WRITING AND DRESSING CASES AND DESKS, TRAY-.
ELING AND LIQUOR CASES, FANS, CIGAR-CASES,
PORT-MONNAIES, CARD CASES, WEDDINGOENVEL.
OPES AND NOTE PAPER, and a great variety of tine Fancy
articles and rich Jewelry.
S Fixtures and le1o of fore for sale 5 Camp street, be.
tween Gravier and Notchos streets.
ALEXANDER HILL,
m~y2 Snpdle.
To the Ladies !
History of White's Halr Revlvliler.
Some ten years since, 5r. White, ided by a el ebrated che.
iat in Boston, made a series of ezperimenta on the h man hair,
the result of which convinced him that, by curing thie d isel of
the calp, gently etimulatlng the roots of the har, thereby
suing hei pulp o resume it g s un tins, a d rturnin
lo the "rte mteoadmb" the requisites that the system, elthe
fom age or other case,, failed to supply, the har could be
made to grow again, fret, Rand beautifl as ever
Firm in this belier, she experiments wersstinued, with what
success the following will demonstrate
In the summer of 18i5, lady, whoas hair wa unite thin and
very gray, having been hild under a bandeaa for eigh years
:rie. tlhe Revisiser (I had not then been named, however,) and
some ,Ix week, from that time left off her bandeau, and wore
her own hair in curls, it hating resumed its na ura color and
new hair hving started out, moist and glossy. ItI.esy to
eoncoice, that ae this. cre ws a denmind for the Reiler,
and it phatir, hie re wan ihorrined to put it In the market. It
never failed where it was properly used.
For sale at
S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
2p p ner Dryades and Terpsichore stresta.
Carpeting, MJiatling and Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 10 ChnrtreS street.
iately received, a large c ,ortment o CARPETINGS, such
as Velvet, Willton, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-ply, Ingra,, Ve
netin, etc FIOOR OIL CLOTHI of arios qai elsand
widths, cat to uit rooms, halls, etc. MATTING--5(W pieces
4-4,. 5-4 and 6-4 WhIte and Checkered, now lsnding; all of which
we offer at the lowest maret prices.
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
je2 21pt 19 Cbhrtrestre t.
.1 Card.
New ORLEIo., a Sy 4th, 1o55.
Be it known to ll whom it ma concern, that the Govern
meat of Nicaragua recosgpies no agent In the United ;Stac
except Padre OViil, WMinister to ashingto, and Col. P. F.
4ansc oe, in this city. Capt. J. P. Wiikins has, been actng as
agentdering the absence of Col. Mlsoss, who has returned
and resumed the duties o hi ofTe. And furtler be it known,
that paorties have recently aorrowed monery aon the credit of said
Nicarpagan governmet, witholut any Lauthoritya my9 p
.lrrired.
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMIP AND COIMMON STREETS,
(Under City Hotel,)
IHavle now received their usual choice and superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW ANID DESIRABLE.
CASOSHM ETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASSIMI5RE ANDI DRILL PANTS.
C S MAISEILLES ANSI VALENCIA VESTS,
CRAVATS,
OIOSIERY,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ai 2psf in very vayriety.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from bhip Norfolk, and in store, a general assort.
mcnto BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations Oupplied with prime DITCIIINGS BOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, IEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACISY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, bp
FROST & CO.,
IS 82p&W 10 M1g5aie street.
:A-ATS, CAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving a genera asoritment of Silk, PFar,
Calsmere, Panama, I.eghorn, Slrae, Palm Lent, Mexican and
Wol HATS, at the
LOWEST MAIRKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
0yi3 2pyW 10 lMagaeine sl-est.
Removed ! Removed !
FROMP NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CIIAMPAGNE, in quart~
and pints, constantly on hand, which is equo to tho best that
comes to this market.
.. Also..
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,.
SPARKLING and STILL IOCK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRANDIES:
SAZERAC, of the Vlutage of 1795, 1798 and 1805, and other
brands.
WHISIKY:
Of all descriptios-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quats,
.. Also..
On hand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and LI
QUORS in the market, which will bO sold on as reasonable
terms as any other houe in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dT 2pif No. 17 Royal Otreet.
J. Jr. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches in the Parishes of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And OUPREME COURT in New Orlenn, . octl6o 2T
Dr. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CansCERS, SCALDD-t , W pNTE-SWEL.LINO , SORS aond
UL.CaS of every description, 1131 2ply
Depots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
.2S tif Nos. 21 and 151 Chartres street.
Lyon's 7?agnetic Powder.
For the destruction of Cock Roaches, Be Bugs, oth, othAnts,
Flies, Fleas, and Insects on PIants, within ten minutes after
being thlowsn in their vicinity. This preparation Isa powder
compounded of plants, herbs and flowers, free from any subo.
stance which could possibly injure man or domestic animals,
and is devoid of any disagreeable odor. It has been examIned
bythe medical faculty of France, Russia, Swedoen and Den
mark, from all of whom ample testimony of its efTcacy can be
produced.
For sale n flaks at 25 and 50 cent. The trade supplied at
proprietor's prices.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Je2 2p3tMoWeSa 2L and 151 Chartres street.
Bachelor's Hair Dye.
"ToDye or not to Dye," whether i is best to endure the
taunts aod jeers of those who laugh at grey and frowsy hairs. or
by Dyeing, end lthem.
Warranted not to injure, but to Dye beautifully Bron or
lack, true to naure. For sole by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my 2p 21 and 151 Chatteo o t.
fitutin t ______
ILEACtIIED SIIEETINGS, DRY 000DS AND DAMAOEID
BY H. PEYCHIAUD & CO.,
o. Oetonr, Auctioneer.
I'LS DAY, 5th Ibet. at 10 o'.locke at their
A uction Rtoou, No. 2 Old Levea street, will b sold
10 bcles leahe hlodo dSheeting;
S do 1 LQ Lancaster ullt;i
150 doen white Cotton Shire;
-Also-
20 ple.es Damaged Matllng;
A ssoertment of Seasonable Dry RoedS. Jd
FURNITURE WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY J. EUGENE TOURNE, Auctioneer,
HIOURSDAY, 5th instant, at half-past 10
o'clock, at No. 79 Exchange Alley, will be So1l
Mahoglly o and Woalnut Bodte as, Burenuas, SofaG , Chalrs,
fddeboard, Looking GlaHte, COartelns, Etc.
3 Terms--taeh. Je4
CONCLUDING SALE OF SIPLENDID PIANOS BY AUC
tion.
BY GARDNER SMIT!H, Auctioneer.
OSfice, 7 Commercil Place.
hIIURBDAY, 5th lnstaet, at 12 o'clock, at
T No. 40 CRnp street, will be sold
Six new Carve U dd Plain sand onecod-hnPmlPiano, one
Melodeon, and a few fine Engravlngo.
N. B.-Ladios and gentlemen wo linog very taperior Planse,
are requested to call. Jo4
SPARKLING CATAWIIA WINE.
BY I. B. SYKES, Auctioneer.
rCHIURSDAY, the 5th !lntant, at half-peat
S10 o'clocg.at hluta ntio store, 45 MagynElh 1trlet, will be
sold-
200 cases Sparkllng Catawba Wine, in good order, justre
'Ter ms at Sale. .t4
GLASSWAR E-di LASS WARE.
BY R. B. SYKES, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, the 5th hetatn t R at 10 o'clock,
at his auctiou mtore, 45 Magazbie xtretu, will be sodd
0 clues Glssware consisting of Goblets, Tumblers, Specle
Jars, Saltsfi, Dille , rte. le
SUPERIOR CLARET WINE.
BY R. B. SYKES, Auctioneer.
THHC nSDAY, 5th itatnt, at half-past 10
oo, hat aueltou sfore, 45 3fagn.rlne Etset, ,1wll be sold-
10 c1sks very superior Clarat Wine, argau Pnrnil.
Thoe wishing a cask of really choie wine to bot tle, will have
an o ortunity to purcbam one st thin sale.
LONG TERMS-SALEI (IF 2100 ARPENTPS OF VEIIY VAL1
usl;e Calebreak bLnds, located in thie most proefitable ugar
growling reglon of Loitelaun.
BY N. VI(GNIE, Auctioscer.
Oice corner Conlt and Elxchange Alley.
rT'IU SD..Y June 5,s 185, at O1R o'clock
I In tl ndaof the St. Loi ote t. Louis stree will
S be.old--'
ALL TIIAT VALUABLE TRACT OR TRACTS OF LAND
situated twelve ll~sl distant from New Orleans, at Biarataria,
In the I'arish of JeTferson,oppositoe tile spaclou suar planta
Hln of A. l1odge, E.,nd isn the immediate vlcility of the
auger plantations of rleers. J. W. Ross L. Iilu. lf don and Os
bornm L &lroe., etc. Said tracts ar beoundsdl on th lower and
lipper linsm by lands belonging to tle este of tie lat .). 0l
IDonoh and fronlt boh on 0Bayou BaretarIa and Famlllle,
measuring ltogetlller 2010 coperlloial Frpnts of whichl 10W) are
lgh and of re rich set soil, 5O bof swamps and 100I of pralie.
Tis Iand contains a spacious area of very vluabls limi r, BIlil
beans, ete. It hso also a right of fre passcage Il Mr. (:lrdoro's
Canal to the Miosliippi river. Tile wbole according to s plae
which will be exhibited prevlou0 to tile ale.
TERRN-One-o.rth Osh and the balancs on a credit of 1, 2,
and Oears for approved endorsed notes, eeeured by mortgage
on th" property Bld, made payablle in the city of Noe Orleans
at she Louisina Stela skll and bearing interestfroml dlate Lntl
maturity at the rate of 6 per cent. per nnmll, lbd after maturity
at the rate of S per cent, pper annum 11nil final symeol t.
Acs of sale belore S. MRoner, Esq., Noltary Public. Je
CLOTIIINO, WHITE SHIRTS, IIOOTS AND SHOES.
BY IILACIIE I.EAUMONT.
-lRIDAY,6th, ist ent U at 10 o'clock A. 01.,
.I at their auction rooms, No. 77 Charte.s .treot, will e sold-
S A40 case Boo, Sh ee. and Brogans;
An aesrmeat ofl-- IItH ;
7 easesMen's Struve Bate.
--Alco
100 Superior all silk Alpaca loats;
C 100 Froooeh Merino loanslcosr, s ;
10 doTen white Linen Bea. and Cotton Ssirte.
1 _0-Terms at Rale. j -
TWO-STOIF JRIICK IIOHOUSE ON ORLEANS STRiEE'T
Succeeeion of flit late J. S. Hillard.
BY N. VIGNIE, Aleelooooo.
SATURDAY 7th JuAne. 1856, by virtue of
an order train the Honorable thie Seconrd IOixtnce( Court of
New, Orlenso, dated 5th May, 10d, wll ha Bold at pblico
ti1n, t 12 o'clok M., in the Rolsodeoo the St. oIofa 11otel, for
.ceount of said nnecsaainu-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRO0UND, (ltinted 0, the Seoond
Ditrict oe thi1 city, in the square bounsded by Hayns, Orleans
oileoe aod St. Pret, mrleol, o.osaIoo feet 10 Incheoi d -
lne. from an Olmims move, by B7 feet 6 Inches end 6 lines 1.
deptlh. and frlnting on Marpaimeet. Together with all tbh
bulldingso andimprovement0 theon. c, sitiog of a t0oory
brck, hosoo, oololning oo the gCoos,,d floor two I e room.,
bOcupiOd a 111 C 01,e·Bu llIcan lh oBlliard Saloon, 5b10t , or d
rooms on heseco1. nd I loor, kithen 1 containing tlo roobo' r
O rns, Wt. Sell property ix ented at the rate of Shgl( per mnt;h.
TI .,OIa CISSIto.SN-. Tihe pnlrlca.r to O..oIbe ,tyy
I mnn f 000ote oS $2,q)0, 1ue ou 0he1:0500 ober,101 lot 16, 31rl1
at the Louisian, State Bank. 2. To urn, the paF, ent of
another note of ¢1,005. due to the 1S11, Otobo, lb and the
interest of the name a[ S per cent., payableoon the I0 b ,00 Octo
ber, U'56 said two sorrl to be seculred by gazt~r e oln the above
described roperty. For te 0alance ofrlllo adlol~l.0 !on one
third cab, and thel bIlaooo at sInd 12 ma(.ll. for note0,001 if~ac
torIty ondooed, flbrendor', prll'l e alnd mos rtgage on hLo
yOOI.001y.Iio.ted mriI f1.al pyomenlt, ad in cane aonoon psy
meot .ald it tee to bear inltret at y er cynt. per annum . 01.
property to he Insured and the policy to be traneforred to the
curator.
Art of.Oale beore P. Lo0nt., Notary Public, mby
ESTATE OF J. II. 0. F. CUEX, ALIAS D. F. DUES.
IIY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneoo.
SATUithbe Hol RD Yd 18 rntt 0 d la oolookc,
SM., wilIe oda public elder f. in th he St, f hrPt
louioHloelby Fsvirtuo of a1 order from lhe bsnn: xhlr the See
ood 1,10erier Court of New Orle01 , d1.01 81h Ma,0. 1!50, the
lolloolog described slaves and pltlll11, 0lo001001 to add s
PEEAR, 0a Sf100 m00, about148 years old.
MAR l, is NIMeltly. a seer , 00010t 48 yoooold.
I. A CEISTAIN TRACT OF ROUCNIO, booododby oCont
V:Ylene, St. I x and looy I s shseenl, mr0001 .oloiu rll h lo aa
Olbo(lolxy fret front on Lonti rlrrti by 1 f hundredalnldd 10110y
eight '<rt and rrro inches front on Cilier'e ntrert, and ooe hundlred
sad 00 I111-eightl «",t01ve inchCoo n the lin0 100111,, said 00 t or
ground 110m tot num00ber six. Togeltler 0it0 a 1r110 bauso,
coVered with stale+, eontainfn. four maman. onr closet. 'ail's-,
owo-xooo1kitlchlln. eooooSionlt l roomiog oother dotobl, ,,,chmn
two-story s0ore1111 . houejmblem; lo, , large br;10 11ulding, 000
000.0y on00nin 0 tw0o lblge 0oens, and ail the Luiiiilogo and
lmprovmmrnen; erected all said lot.
2 FIVE 1.11OU OF 0ROUND, oIltoed tn new suburb
Noriooy, deofool,11d as loS No.. 1., 25,1 10d 22 of 0111010r 0o.
S3, compris01 d 11ween U". .11, Iiblonl, Fooucl,,,,n oo d (kriss
XV.FICid lots eesliring each 30 Noet front on Union street,
bo 121 frot iS de1th, Frenc measure, 11t No. 22 being the corner
0o 0 pion and Ieiul s 00re0l.
Tt11000 Asl C 111010010 .-For tihe ISla,,. one-th1ird ,oh, and
the balanceot mixand twlelv oollns' cred.it, ln note0 to the
order or pOrof tlll l, and endosed by llthe For th1e ,,l
Eltate, oneoLbinjloh, and the bhl0010r 01,0 twelve rig d tl,,,,o
mnt0100' oodit, to notes to thle ordr0 of the e ;,r 110oo and by
han elndosrsed. bonriog is p0r c10. 111110101 p 501 um from
11.01 1111 00100ity; 0m1d HltOoenfler, if s5t 011011 paidSol It 5ht per
0ent. per00011011111 u ti ll 11000000, se.0ure1 00 y e01 on
0110e o. * 0,110 001I11. 100 iIlhioolm o obe insrEd11 bi i final
0p;omeat of the note0 , and the p0llic of l51li-ne0 to be oo,,,,
torred to thle rl0in.
3.1 .401 of tle before S. M1 1ner, Fey., lolary publi.
DEIIIITFUS. ANSI IIEAI.1lUY 1.100 SHOIRE AMIILy
Residence. in 100plte ordrr. 0t 110.011b10, !'or sa11.
A DESIRASL I TRACT 01 1110II LAND,
A s Lewisburgo, p00110 of So. frorlnony' in front of the
big wha011, lmooolliuo00 one~o r oen o 1,.nk l'oltob,.
1rai0 by s01at eight brpento deep1 ; logeOSer , ith al te
Oullirogl, nl improvements Lhebooo lOlolslloig chiefly of a
.pooloo and elegant two-lstoy dwellng, Ilhving about so feet
front, with n tarRpe dlining 1IHII· .Ix bedroomr, front rtnd rear gai
lerfex, etc.; kitellen, mix servants' roams, stales*, chicken house,
osob heisl. barn, carriage hou010 batllh haos, etc. Thla prop
erty 01 well fenced, 1. omotly in ybhlh o 0ltIootsd o0ate, and
blldaomely pleated ,ilth (loger, emsnll 0011 fruil treo of
everyy descrIPtison the whole in fs t rate order, and Worthy the
epecl,,l attention of amateur.,
The Household and K1itohen Furniture, etc.
Forfulther palrticulars, apply to
C N. FIOSNIS, Aoltioneeo
t2I if Cnrnhr o01Colootroel salod ooos ,11o0110
T'OBY'S CITY AND SOUThIERN EfpREMS
T Rennin xt all hourrs of the day throughoust thle city-
Agenlt for the ' rt lu tehvortraln nllllmllo Iaolpun) far carryhll the
Belle, and hating entire charg~e of thle irnaggac Cur.
A mecrcnygar will wait upon. ppasseng", I. rho corn.
Check. will be given lor a11 y,,nge taken in charge by this
CttP11y.
lagpgge checked from residences, or the office the Lako
71tbld be authority of the l l,,1lcxlrlrin Rtilr, d Cby lanv.
A Weilyl Express (every Sund ay) to l?17 ve1ge. , 1 1 i lA. ,
Powder Baru bgd Iicsfyn, Texas. pb
to all the Wcntrrlug Phi ell onl the Cc eschO dtrrrxd prrcelare
eeived at the office.
Blills of lading left at the office for goods by the New York
and Telas steamers, will meet will prompt attenti 1 b
lclIedtles of rates lid tsignals furn1hed, by applying at the
Branch office t the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot,for there.
Milan of Baggag and Packages.. Open from S A. M. to
The proprietor begs to notify the public that Ills is the only
City Express nlow running, and that his arri ngsmentl are now
completed, and that promptness in the eliver}}'f Foods canbe
relied neon. S. TOIRY, Jr., roprlelur,
fs% ly Principal Office, 75 Gravler street, comler Camp.
D"IYAD AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG1
l.I)E--o blllllr IKP lltll lllt,,,yiis 11.11,111
11177711d since 1040 by M11d1me Dens np ,,x, a urgundystreet, be.
begina1ll ty e Ice J1 . TileBAuldings he1. arNe larg enough
to accommodate FIFTY boxrdeee, and na indefinite Inmberor
Da> Scholll H. Attached to thre prefeinea are a fine ba~th house
and good hGlf. Ttht IIIntittionl; prD.CIdes th0 ih and 1877
etant-e instruction Ill every sta 14d delpartmenltof ed1111
tll7 c th Si7 ging and 7 olkyg are taught by Mr. Provost, the welO
dl
knoown It at' o tie of IQt n tl New (in prn r
Pr1,,st will rJ.ide at tiwf 11nsa d ring heal mmmer p', will cln
tinlis his lessens (saing aL nd telfege,) in the esmlishrnen1. lie
will also giIve private].W1s lt ftiltb I
Examinations in cede- take place every month Burina winter
in the city ; anld every fO'lighlt durilng tho summer at ti's Piaui.
The city school remai ns open the whale year for twxrders and
d111y1 scholars, 117 pibl 1,1b ,1llalt 11 lyl
H llccllttiiillyttt01711, tllla rte ie I ~ fc 1111711,1,111
GIDA ' A ASEF R A E-RPRSIlFteat ltegeese Fn by ace leIm fInfrinparties to tile mn some ottecr my
tent andd thereby renders planters who may use nfy Furnace
liable to u snit fur damasge. harve made it expedient for me to
emnploy an eminent and weLlsll known Potent attorney to examine
all the pap~ers on file at the Patent Otlice in relation, to the Hub.
tacI, and his statement below is a sefficient commlent upon the
Intelligenc, or honesty of ihola1 hlt would FAC la0he. my btil
Iess by such means,001112077.i. 1 LEAN,
31 Nxtchheantruet, New Orlenni.
bSm 71.Gm .,W D. C., 11171 14 111,856
t t antr lnners, etcleanso with pperfect safety end security
can mec w I I you for Nuor imlproved Bxgxs-e Fe-c e e ; it in no
wise conflicts with any tenable claims heldl under exiting· pa.
aitw o estl more explicit, it isn no wise conflicts wilt any
claim~i held ltu rhilnct Blctury os
1 1 OS.120 . CI.INTON, 444 NIIB llI s ,reet ,
177 f1pposite Patent O1711.
'`J~tTOUL-W Wou D-WOOD-I WILL S0NI,1, RO
ehi date to the let Novermbernext, good Olak and Ash~
awd at $5 per card Pnet4pe ercfclred (fx rllck ega at $ice ioand nic d
Mnl measure is taken till t lower reductio~n will be made.)
Orders left in inv box, No. 233, a theeet tanlcs' and Dcp ees
Exchange; Ur. fi. Rankin'- Drug Sistre, ,corner of Camp and
ce-, c s tracts ; my rc idencc N~o. 248 Bnranlle street;or at thee
tended to E. Sibrtrnd hell Road, will he ppremnnu at
my2 DnJ tIe.
New BeginI
A CARFE D.--TIME UNDERRSIGNED IIHA.V- IewY 41
bsns anno1unxces to rag the ent pblicfrtet heth besasold "iliabe Stock ach ni
Fixture. of bIll store , N'o. 20 Camp at e has e-ee, to e- FRANKIIN
ROBERRTS, for several years past idenlied with his burillrrs.
lie recemtneed Mr. Roberts to hie city old',ountry friends, as
-1 an of prarticltl gxolticntionx and starling usilness habits, and
solicits For him a continuance of their patronage.
New Orleans, Mny 1, 1054. J. RUTFTY,
H 1V1NG PpUi I y in oCIASED TILE ENTIRE STOCK OF
talus, both In JBE 'ELRy AND FANCY 000114, Icu the for
mer stock, and to crush os the Wholesale aed Re-tellhu ia
The attention of my rrfriend.l is respectfully invited AI this, as I
em confident of being· able to Please them with merchandise,
b oth ii ll. lnity and prce.
my121-------- F. ROBERTS.
W celeby -atr bid.sis and halfobsiyl' ebtedfr
n e,26 i.AN'lIIS A CO.,
Y°4 33 Telloupitoulaa street.
CLARET-35 eases Clanret \Yinp, far sal, b>>
iYyli BAIELII h (:O.,
61(iemmee Ftreet.