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d the comznercial advices by the
taahr usafou i eolumn.
S1' Riohardson, clerk of the steamer
en gasplaeed us undei lgationsto him
Lois papers.
Se indeb dto the oicers of the fine
eme Aneope for ate Memphis and Vicksburg
bONDn ELracloRAL DaTomci.-We understanda
t1atthe QConiyetiton of the American party, which
't 1t thisty o en Monday last, to nominate can
igateorlector and Alteao forthe Second Elec.
aral etitct,unanimonosly nominated Glendy Burke
ar Zilector, aind H} ry M. Summeis for Alternate.
niýToo. o r'CEaus. Th6Edropean mauis by the
' ixival at Boston were received at our Post
Sce yesterday. Generally, the private correspond
e -eads' very well h .The expected r ctionin the
srate=of intereethy the Bank of England seemed to
stregthen seonddence that amore free supply of
money worldfoobpwt hetredsetoqs. The stock of cot
ton, from onr commercial acounts, wasbeavy,being
inth poet o:tf Lai oo ion the 23d of May, 681,000
hales ;galnot 56 ,0ale same time last year. The
adviutoeo ge g :bt.eh sdtuf0 are far from encour
a4sthat i.atdc: there will be abstained. A-circular
fro tlitebilgheat' ote wilt be fonn in anothercol
niunca- alsi uralweekly circular of cotton.
There was only. amoderate amount of business go.
ingon^ yesterday,thongh':it was not yet reduced to
the usual"mier intativity., 'Every boat and steam
nipb depoarting takes more or less of our transient
popllation. As.we never have as yet seen the indi
vidual who has visited New Orleans once, but who
ilt comre again; we. hall expect to see many hun
,litc athotusandl of .those now going-away, back
gaoi tfal ,; though many will undoubtedly tro
du.c and .llify the commercial and social character
of oto city. Wehave not yet heard of any chbarita
fide an4 hmge persosiO dissatisfied with the gen.
irai .iticai,.ocndition of Tesf Orleans, intending to
donate his. iIt estae, eoick or bonds, to the many
charitable aid ienevolent asociations, and shake the
dot :n toe city from under his feet and take his de
partura pe~er to retun, If in the course of oar in
terviews with the multitude we sihould learn of any
-onatioqnto those wobthyobjects of charity, we shall
take: piie and plseasure:ih coimunicating the names
ofthbrespectiverecipients,
' There had beenbut little done in real estate this
wdek. H'olders do not seem inclined to accept of
jpicesendered. There are many buildings in the
course of erection. The most prominent in the busi
nees portion of the city is the erection of a block of
fou storled stores, by Mr. W.W. WMontgomery, on the
corner of Royal and. Bienville streets. The corner
building now being demolished has stood there for
thirty-eight years to our knowledge, and was occupied
by the old branch of the United States Bank, subse
quently by the Bank of Louisiana, afterwards by the
City Bank, and after the removal of the City Bank
into Camp street, to the building now occupied by
the branch of the State Bank. It has been occupied
for divers;purposes, and the adjoining building on
Bienville street, for various trades, There are other
contracts for'baildings in course of treaty, and we
should not be surprised to learn of large improve.
Ai~ntts all'through the season.
Wd-have also to say that something was saiduyes
terday on 'Change, 'regarding the interest on the
onds of the city . By refereice to a notice in another
doltunin it will be seen that the fiscal agency of the
city, the Citizens' Bank,gives notice that the interest
cossos on all the bonds ahd obligations of the old
city; the consolidated debt, the railroad bonds, will
Spaid atihe Bank of America, in New York, on
the 1st of July next. Will croakers -be satisiled for
the present?
Ton's Exa.sse.-A further extension of this en
terprisehasbeen completed-that will afford our citi
eans on the Lake Shore every accommodation.
Arrangements have been made to run the express
sly. by the Virginia Pearl, to Mandeville, Lewis
b Ueiradisonville and Covington.
M.. .Toby as now so completed his arrangements,
that ouritizens at all the Southern watering places
can be ricedblmiQdated, and will find it such a con
venieeceeb leb beep long needed.
Express per Kate Frisbee closes to-day at 3 P.M.
IIrryin thepaolenges.
*oB aw0 0 LAKE SORne SiBned4.-The steamer
Rate Fresbee receies eigl.t by the Jefferson rail
rOld 'unht th'doeparthroe f tli 2 : 20 P. M. train of
oaos, and leaves port Pontchartrain on the arrival of
the 4 'clock P.. train of carm.
FLoaniA.-Tfe'io Amerlean State Convention of
Florida" met in Tallahassee last week, constituting
one of the largest and most enthusiastic political con
ventiona ever assembled in that State. Hon. David
S. Walker, of Middle'Florida, now Register of Public
Ladds and, Superintendant of Public Instruction, was
nominated for dovernor and Hon. Jas. M. Baker, of
East .llorids, for Congress. The ticket is a very
strong one, particularly the nomination for Governor.
Mr. Walker is one of the most talented and popular
men in the State, and if elected will make the best
chief magistrate Florida has ever had, with the ex
ception of Gov.-Brown. Mr. Baker, though not so
well known throughout the State as Mr. Walker, is a
gentleman of a high order of talents.
The members of thefassachusetts House of Repre
sentatives presented a magnificent service of plate to
their speaker, Hon. Chas. A. Phelps, on the 5th inst.
The plate is valued at $250, and is elegantly chased
and ornamented.
A special meeting of the stockhol.ler of the Wash
ington and New Orleans Telegraph Company is tobe
held at the National Hotel in Washington, D. C., on
Thursday, the 19th instant, to consider propositions
to lease the line and transact other business.
On the 2d proximo, the annual meeting of the
stockholders will be held at the ofice of the Presi
dent, in Washington.
The Boston Conritr of the 6th inst. says, that the
Governor's special message, with' regard to the pay
ing of the doctor's bill of Mr. Sumner, is met with
universal disapprobation by men of all parties. The
matter was referred to a joint committee in the Leg
islatore, which reported that it was inexpedient to
legislate upon the affair.
Boons FOR TRAVELms AND RESIDENTS.-J. C.
Morgan,, e ucange Piecn, adjoininlg the Pot-Olce, advertisesl
in another coimn a greeat variety of books siited to the "ants
of both the clea.se snumerated above. To those who ntend
leavingthe city during the coming summer, he offers novels,
travels, reviews and llustrated magazinels, for their amusement
ona stabot or railroad car. While for the anfortun.e "cant.
genaway" portion of the community, he hie a luge assornment
of sandrd and mianellaneous works, so that they may be ena
ed to sped the dull seaon profitably and agreeably. Wiat
more ould be asked r
E.BHson oEREs Arm DRY Goons.-The attention of
hact¢ck ced to the en e sale of foreign and Ameerc.n
dry oand embroideries, to be old this day at 10 o'clock, by
Vincont Co., at their autedonnroms, No. 25 Custemhoue
Amer.t
STATE CONVENTION ON MONDAY.
The Stato Convention of the American party con
venes in atonon uge on Monday next. From all we
can gatier we are nlalined to believe there will be
general'attendante of delegates from the varlone
parished of the State. The clty.will be largely repre.
sented; and on` the various lists of delegates are to
be found the names of our ablest and most truat.
worthy citizens. Not having been tfrnished with
lists, of course we are unprepared to spread the
names before our readers. But this is of no conse.
qnence, as the siames will formally appear in the
oicial. pr.oeedingaeof the Convention, which we
shall transfer to our columns as soon as promulgated.
From the cral: ditricts the delegations will be
numerons, and unexceptionable in point of ability
and character. Having already supplied the public
with.lhe proceedings of many American meetings
held in the interior, it is unnecessary to make further
reference.
Much will depend upon the action of Monday's
Convention.' All State Conventions are mofe or less
important, but this one is peculiarly important. The
State Council having, iby its own act, dissolved itself,
and divested itself of all power and authority, after
Monday next, It-will devolve upon the Convention to
originate, mature and adopt, a new plan of'organiza
tion, which swill be effective, while it is brief and
comprehensive,and adapted alike to therequignments
of the party both in the State and in the city.
After tonday,'there will be no American organiza.
tion in the State of Louisiana, saving and excepting
that which the Convention may establish. We con
sider the course of the State Council, in making the
organitation an open one, and in surrendering their
authority intot the hands of their -constituents, wise
and judicious. Circumstances had obviated original
necessities; and, now, it only remains for the Conven.
tion to adopt and enforce a few simple, plain rules,
and set forth a plan of action which will meet with
the approbation of every patriot. It seems to us this
can be done with little or no trouble, if experienced,
able and practical men, are charged with the duty.
Of course the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson
will be unanimously and'enthusiasticallyratified. The
one has proved :himself, in times of trial, a sound,
able, conservative. patriot-a statesman in the most
exalted sense of tlhb term, without fear and above re
proach. He canpoint to a clearer, nobler and purer
past, than any other prominent political man of the
present generation. In the nobleness and nationality
of his character, he stands without a peer. Mr. Donel
son is equally irreproachable, and deserving of popsu
lar support.
Among the business of moment which will come
before the Convention is that of selecting a State
Executive Committee to conduct the canvass and
have management of the afitirs of the party gener
ally. 'The headquarters of this committee should be
located in New Orleans; and the members thereof
should be chosen with express reference to their tact,
industry and experience. Every parish in the State
should have one member at least, and all the mem
bers should attend the monthly meetings as regularly
as practicable. An efficient committee can do much
good. An inefficient committee an incalculable
amount of evil.
Some arrangements should be effected to appoint
sub-electors in every Parish and Representative Dis
trict in the State. All the work should not be put
upon the electors and alternates. This plan has been
tried is other States and has been found to workad
mhirbly.
However, it is not necessary to speculate as to the
future. The matter is in the hands of the delegates
chosen by the people. We are confident they will
consideroand act upon everything essential to the in
terests of the party and the welfare of the common
wealth, properly and wisely.
We understand most of the New Orleans delegates
will depart for Baton Rouge on the packet which
leaves to-morrow morning, at 0 o'clock.
Mresars. Editors : Having on Wednesday last taken
passage at Port Pontchartraiq, on board the new
steamboat Kate Frisbee, for one of the sea shore vil
lages, and as so much has been said regarding this
steamer, I cannot resist on this occasion expressing
the pleasure and gratification enjoyed. The boat, its
management, its general arrangement--in fact, in all
the various details which tend for the comfort, con
venience and accommodation of passengers, are fully
eonsidered and carried out by the captain, orwners
and officers. Although it was the warmest day of the
season and the boat crowded to excess by both pas
sengers and freight, there was not, so far as our obser
vation extended, a solitary complaint.
Eiverything relating to the purveyoros or commis
sary department of'the boat was so different and so
fair superior to the old line of boats, that to realize
the change one must travel on the Frisbee. In the
general outfit and furnishing of the Frisbee no ex
pense has been spared, and nothing omitted to render
her one of the most comfortable boats that ever
floated on the waters of Lakes Pontchartrain and
Borgue. As regards safety, her superior has never
yet appeared on the lakes. Every olne acquainted
with science, mechanism and engineering, will con
firm this.
Whilst expressing my satisfaction with the boat, I
cannot omit to urge on those desirous of patronizing
her and encouraging a sound competition in trade,
that in shipping or forwarding freight, they will re
gard the convenience of one hundred and fifty pas
sengers who generally happen to embark on the Fris
bee, that they forward their freight and baggage at
an early hour; as on Wednesday last, the 11 o'clock
train of cars had nine or ten car loads of freight
which had to be received on its arrival at the lake.
The convenience offered by the Frisbee in land
ing at the Jefferson Railroad cannot be overlooked.
The cost of one quarter of an eagle each, on horses,
can be avoided by sending them and carriages down
the shell-road. The fict also that the boat lands
at this road on Monday and Thuersday mornings in
time for the first train of cars for the city, saves much
trouble and expense to the residents of the First and
Fourth Districts, as well as Carrollton and Jefferson
City, and they arrive at the Horse Station, Nayades
street, at sJ o'clock, A. It.,I[ld Tivoli circle a few
minutes alter. MIoreover, the sleeping accomodations
of the Frisbee ought not to be disregarded, being
fitted with state-rooms, having openings, inwalrd and
outward, giving the'traveler the advantage of a free
circulation of air; which, with large and commodious
berths, render it unnecessary to be sweltered to suf
focation while undergoing the demands of morpheos.
A TRaVsELEa.
TrEi ELEOroRAL COLLIGE.--The following table
exhibits the composition of the Eelectoeal College,
npon the votes of which is to be decided the next
Presidential election:
ELECTORAL VOTES.
Fre States. Rep. ShIre State. Rep.
he N ..................... elt s v rae ................. 1
Nerw Illulm p.hiro ......... 3 i.["yaiad ................ G
Verm ont .................. 3 i rg i a ................ . " 13
IlsilIa, ............. o s SouthCarol ............ R
SRh.de]nd . Sonth.aroliDa........... .
Now iery.i........ ..43 AM iuna................ .
Enosa )se. ............ 6 liasll . ...........
Iialaof J. i.......... . you,? p Oatthetm ......Ste p L a.
lio .................. . 2 A rk s ............
hli ei nchlrl . ... F Te eclo k, e e... ...... , '
Inlhl ........................... II Kentck.. "......"... 10
fi o..lay. Mli1lp~,
.Iw, s r gh... ......... D r an .... ...... . "
\ ieoll sin. ..................... .. "....
1 k n n te t 5 0 lo T . B S mit &C o
etalan a (*lrteen free a e ). .. (fifteen p,1 o ·Le
The North or Free States, have a majority of fifty.
six votes in the Electoral College.
Steamlboat Departures This Day,
VERA Ct;.Ul
Texasr, Forbes, ma ter, at 8 o'clock A 31. Ilnrris . )organ,
foot of JUiir sneert, o ie f he tSt ual*hp I.ndill, a ellis.
01110 RI"VE R.
Chsnce llor, Soeart, mFster, at 5 'clokn. netterty of & fiftey
SesTchohupltuhs p treet, ThentD.
REiD RIVER.
C. Iays, aritht, omastr, at bo'clock. Lewis Snapp & Co., 3;
Front strelt, tgeent.
Planter, Atkinsoan, maner, alt 5 o'clock. T. I. Smith & oe.,
37 Front treet, agents.
YAZOO RIVER.
Atalints, aBrigls, .nster, at 5 o'clock. Lewis Snapp, Leta s
Snapp, 3i Front street, gent.
UPPER ItSSlliSIPPl.
Nebra.ka, Ford, mnaster, at 5 o'clock P.M. Joln E. tlyde &
Co., Poydraes sitreet, agents.
Timeln Time ofPcace Prepare for War..Thr
warm weauther Is at bonnd, and as experience is ther best teaebnr
!u the nnlivele, we would edvlae Ili wh1 o re -ffleetd by the
change of season to getta suppty of Dr. J. Hostettct's Stooth
ltllttrqt a stat d toofor the ommero Lost yeot durtng out
sickly times, thyto Hittert wtre ptoood Itoaotable, ts a totic
agent, and it willobe tell to prlot brythe expeorience tnd lay In
n suttly io ttot. For otto by truggistt gEuottyly. Sold
wholttale tnd rttail Ibt 0. t. Woodmto, cotner Common and
Motoool-etreo ot dJothtntV Wright &Ct., 21tod 151Chartres
treet. 132~&t
NICARAGUAN CORRESPONDENCE.
VInceN BA., May Oth, 1i56.
Editorss Crescent--As there are several passengers
goingto the States by this steamer, I will continue
myrecord up to date, and, if possible, I will forward
with this a number of last Saturday's Nicareguense
On Thursday last, tile General removed his head
quarters from Granada to this place, theenemyhaving
abandoned the entire country, and in such haste as to
leave behind much ammunition and many guns and a
number of their wounded and sick. They com
pletely sacked Rivas, taking everything they could
airy away, and robbing the inhabitants who remain
ed in the city of everything eatable and drinkable
thee.could find. This invasion of the Costa Ricaiens
has been one continued scene of ravage, plunder and
devastation, and yet, just as they quit the country,
in the extremesthaste, their Commander-in-Chief has
the impudence to write General Walker that he " ex
pected that he (Walker) would take care of the sick
which he left behindin Rivas." General Mhom, be
fore he left tile country, declared that all these ma
rauder-like acts were done by the Chamorristes in his
army ; but why did he allow them to do so, and why
did he not pay the people in and around Rivas for
whatever his army took for its use ? As the smoke
and obscurity that enveloped the Costa Rican army
while it was here clears off, we find less and less in
their conduct to admire, and now that they refused
our offersof peace, rejected with scorn our MIinister,
invaded our territory, and murdered our citizens, and
sacked our cities, all fo no good cause whatever, we
think that we are justified in returning the compli
qlent with just as good interest as the case may re
quire. Rivas is a city of barricades. Immediately
after the action of the 11th alt., the Costa Ricans,
fearing another attack in that city,went to work and
fortified it-as it never was fortified before. At the
entrance to the Plaza from each street, a wall of wood,
stone, or adobe was thrown up so as to form a breast
work; the houses on the Plaza were all perforated for
muskets to fire through, and the churches were all
surrounded with a wall, behind which the soldiers
could rally. It is really astonishing how much work
they did in so short a time, and all for nought. There
was an enemy amongst them that no barricade can
stop-the cholera-and it did the work of an attack
ingarmy. It is known now that during the last few
days the Costa Ricans stayed in Rivas, they lost about
eighty per day, and out of all the thirty-seven hun
dred that came down into Nicaragua, only about two
thousand returned. Their actual loss in killed,
wounded and missing, by the battle of the 11th ult.,
was upwards of one thousand. The dead bodies of
Costa Ricans line all the by-paths out of Rivas and
San Juan Sur, and even around this place we have
found several bodies in various stages of decomposi
tion. The next movement of General Walker will be
towards Costa Rica, but not until lie has a force suffi
cient to ensure success. How this may be looked
upon in other parts of the world is of little matter
now, for we have suffered from an enemy who at
tacked us without reason or a cause that can be justi
fied before the world, and, having failed to conquer
Nicaragua, and having rejected our friendly advances
with scorn and disdain, there are none so lost to
honor now as to advise Walker to a peace with them
until they have felt the avenging blow, and until they
have given " indemnity for the past and security for
the future."
As that was good Democratic doctrine once upon
a time with Pierce and his friends, we like the doctrine
now as a good plank in the platform of the Democrats
of Nicaragua. The sentence of the Court Martial that
tried Louis Schlessinger, was read last evening upon
parade. The Court decided that he (S.) should be
degraded from the rank..f Colonel and that he be
shot whenever found, and his name be published
throughout the civilized world. The charges were ne
gligence, cowardice, and desertion, etc., etc. And if
he ever falls into the hands of the Nicaraguna army
he will pay the penalty of his shortcomings. Those
Legitimists who now fall into Walker's hands meet
with their deserts. They have assisted to their ut
most to bring this war upon their State and country,
and now they will flid that they cannot sport with
impunity with the peace and welfare of the people of
Nicaragua. A few evenings since (night of the 3d
inst.) the camp was enlivened by a reunion of those
who sailed from San Francisco one year ago with
General Walker in tle Brig Vesta. It was the first
anniversary of that event, and the few of the original
tG who were in camp met at the General's headquar.
ters and had a jolly time for several hours. Of the
immortal 56 there yet remain alive and in good health,
forty, who are still in one way or another attached to
the Army of Nicaragua and the fortunes of General
Walker. The landing of the Pilgrims at Plyrmouth
Rock was an event that is considered worthy of
being commemorated by public demonstrations of the
most extensive character, and I predict that the an
niversary of the landing of the 5t in Nicaragua to aid
the Democrats of Central America to regain their
liberty and reconstruct the Confederation of 1824, will
be celebrated upon as grand ascale and with as much
joy and happiness as is the anniversary of any event
in the history of this continent. The election that was
held in this State on the last Sunday of April, for Se
nators and Representatives, resulted altogetherin favor
of the Democratic party, and the next session of the
Legislature which is called to take place in Nicaragua
on the third Sunday of this month, will doubtless be
governed by principles of that party and reflect in its
acts the impulse which has been given to it by the
American element now in the State. The failure of
Costa Rica to effect the conquest or extermination
of the Democrats in this State will give an immense
impulse to that party in all turhe other States of Central
America, and you may not he surprised to hear of
revolutions in Honduras, Salvador and Guatamala, and
even in Costa Rips, before two months shall pass
away. Servilism in this State is dead forever. The
party has sunk to a level with the Tories of the
revolution. Its warmest friends have abandoned it
and declare that they cannot sustain men who can
shed the blood of their own people without a better
cause than merely want of power and station ; and
the murder of American citizens by them in cold
blood here at Virgin Bay and the burning of the
wharf of the Trausit Co., are acts that will weigh
them down until not a man in the State will dare to
say he is a Legitininst. Thus far all is well, but the
next move upon the board is as uncertain as the
weather of the coming day. General Walker has
just said there should now be no peace with Costa
Rica with his consent. Adios. LAPTE'IrT E.
NEw Coanr HrouoE.-We lear n with a sineere
pleasure, whicl, we have no doubt, will be shared by
allt our readers, that the police jery of this parisll-
which, after transacting a great deal of important bu
siners, adjourned loot eveelilg--tanv determinred to
build a nce court hnoe. WC e enderstaend, roesm good
authority, that the beilding, will, ovire coerlplrteel,
criedt leunl credit on our tove. rd tparishro, trt on tre
deSige r.n.d promoter-s o. f this eruoe e ceded 1e1.r
We cannot disniss tile relaicvt witlroeut calling tire
opeeial attention of oer ':ity Itilteho tI tlie Irairweror.
thy action of tlie tolice jeer-v ir tlins cse, ird erxpress
eleg a hope that theey wll follor tlheir rexariele, reto
tire to a new cearieel-oree. It is bldly aOs muchv nced
ed. [Ratoe Roege Gaeette, lltll.
TEec CGrossE TETr Are OreILOUSoS ItAL.cOAn.-
The iron contraoted tar, for this road, will be iu part
delivered in Agolst; and the work of putting it dow
ot once coumnenced. flie ttrirty-iivre negeoes behito-re
erg to tlle compary, are dnily at work lueparirg tcle
nay, burildtieng bridgeo, vte. L.le iruateres anticipate
bringing their neat cror over tios roaed to tile river.
- [laton Iolage Comet, elthi.
Our city was risited with a severe thunder storm,
about four o'clock Saturday nmorning. Thle store t
Htamilton Wright, on Washington street, was struck
by lightning, hbut nmateria dasmaage seas done. Tlihe
electric fluid passed down on the inside of the wall,
nuntil it came in contact with a dry goods wox, which
it ignited. Tihe fire, lowever, waa imnmnediately dis
cove.red and extinguishetd. 'llt rain wrhich accom
panied the thunder and lighting was of great service
to our citizens, as we were nearly sulfocated writh the
dust, butl we regret that it did not extend any dis
tane in the eountlc'. Oar planting friends are greatly
needing a good nas just now, and if it be delerredl
much longer, it will be the cause of seriouas injuiry to
the now generally promising corn cropsa.
We had a most delightfully refreshli.g shower last
evening, wshich tmaterially aileviated sh arwelitering
tempemrture of the day.-[Viehksbursg Whig, lOth.
President Pierce's Soliloquy.
What man could do, have I not done,
To please nlv friends, and party serve;
But rank ingratitude in this is seen,
That still they say I wanted nerve!
The Padre Vijil 1 received,
Crampton and consuls ttiree dismissed
What more I've done the record tells
C'urses on the Judases srve kissed !
Fair were the promises I've had,
When spoils sere sougllt, and faction fierce
Assailed on every side. Treacheroous crew
I sink, I faint; this blow--does Pierce.
nat1 atnftlrU tcnz.
RAIN.-We had several sprinkles of it yesterday,
and a downright deluge of it last night. It all ra off into the
swamp, however, leaving the mud behind, il its usual shameful
manner.
CHARITY HOSPITxL.-Report for the week ending
last evening:
Admittd.................. 173 Died............. . 19
Dischrged ....... . ........ 63 ..... 69
FIRE.-A pot of tar in Mr. Lange's wadding manu
factory, on Greatmen street, in the Third District, caught are
Thursdaynight. Itrarseda great smoke and a great alarm,
but, to the dlsappointment of the assemblingcrowds, did not set
the house on tre. The pat was ot insured. The thing is hard
ly worth mentioning, but items were drendiully scarce yester
day, and we were gld to grab at anything.
ANOTHER.-At a little before. 11 o'clock last night,
a ire brokt oat in the Eagle House, on Front Levee street, be.
tween Canal aud Crossman. It was afotarstory be.kl, kept by
3tr. Dalton as It drinking and boarding touse, and was entirely
destroyed with all its aohtents. The four-story brick adjoining,
occupied by the grocery of Edward Conery, next caught, and
was much damaged; the upper story being destroyed, and two
other stories partially so. Tle store did not seem to be heavily
stocked in the burnt stories, and what was not destroyed by fire
must have been ruined by the water thrown.
The total loss we should set down at from $10,00 to $1,000.
The tre started in tile back part of the second story of the Engle
touase, where it is said thile' kitchen was locted. The fremen
were on the spot early, and worked with the greatest energy ;
those who were on the adjarent rotfs, amid the storm of smoke
and sparks, actinglikoheroes. The Yoaaung America wasbroght
out, and got to sork in time to help save the grocery and ad
joining batidlings.
BunGLARY.-A cigarstore on Old Levee street, in
the Second District, was btrglariously entered during Thursday
night and robbed of about $50 worth of cigars. The police
have no clue to the rascals. The whole thing will probably end
in smats.
SUPRErME CouRT.-Mr. Auld's application for a writ
of prohibition, to prevent Judge Robertson from issuing a cer
ticnateto Walton, was yesterday diismissed by tile Supreme
Court. Col. Walton's application for a writ of mandamus, to
compel the issuance of the said certifaete, was continued till
to-day.
RECORDER BRIGHT'S ConUR. - John Wilson and
Richard Jones were yesterday sent before the First District
Court for robbing Wm. Jackson, on a plblic highway, of seven
dollars and two lndkerchiefas. No bhail.
lMr. Wm. L. Cockerille, of No. 11 lienville street,was arraigned
on a charge of breach of trusat and embetlement, in failing to pay
over $1,148, rent of houses in this city, which he had collected,
as agent of Messrs. Whitlock, Nichols & Co., in New York.
George W. ltelme, of No. 6 Exchange Place, made the affidavit.
The case was axed for examination on the 20th, and S.r. C. gave
bail of $1500 to appear.
Jean Colrtade was rraigned on rt charge of knocking down
Jean Pebltier in Poydrtt Market, they beilng butchers, at con
tiguous stalls. Courtade gave bail.
Andrew Weaver and Barbara Smith were arraigned ; Andrew
charged with knocking down Josephine Ballinger, in the St.
Maly' Vegetable 3IMrket, and Barbara charged with giving ter
alick forlagniajppe. aBod gave lbil.
.r. Ruth was arraigned on a charge of violently abusiug
Joleph Ryan, at No. 250 Girod street, and throwing a stick of
wood into his kitchen, thereby striking his wife on the arm.
Mrs. R.-ailed to give bail and was sent to prison.
Frank Calvery, picked up drunk oni Grvier street, was sent
before the First District Court for carrying tihe bowie-knife
which was folnd upon him.
RECORDER RIAMOS' COURT.-E. Kellehan yesterday
complained that two men, whose names were unknown to s ilu,
had attempted to drown him by throwing him oerbmoard from
the steamer taltant, at the foot t of Binvillestrect. Itarraata
Escande Chritilt made ffidanvit that Antoine Labadie split his
head open with a stick of wood, on St. Ann street, and gave hint
several blows after he was lying nsnseless. A warrant won is
Several comnphints of petty saults and breaches of thie peace
were msade, and warrants were issled.
THE COMMON COUNCIL
BOARD OF Ao.Dooooooo.-This body failed to meet
Cast evening, pursuant to idtolrooout. Five members aO000to
bleo, *.iO; Mooooos. Collheeoo , Bralley, Dupre, ,cJ ooat
Tompkolo. After A oaoitidoopropooooio, thleyj odJoarccd* rot 4
BOARD OF ASSISTAIT ALDOEROOEC.--.Thil body
heldl its los meetnlg ; Gao. Tracy fu the chaliro j, ooliflfteen o o.
Ooers present.
The Mayor s ent in two messages ; one transmitting n petition
froam sntrectx of Austria for protection for thecir Ifven will prop
0rt0', 00d ind0e0Oity Coo toporCtoOf thoeir0 Idetloyed oo tooe nilt
of the 241 intt.; tlh other toooooiitiog 0 letotr fCooro the Brnob
Consul, 00,000 indemn0ty for tProperty of Ilritlhll oo.Jooo., de.
strooodo on to ame oighlt. 130th[ were referred to ohe Coo.
mitt 'eon Claims,
'l'ie Treasurerr reportedr a fulnd on hand or $30,408, and n list of
licenses issued. ]to errred.
Tlle Comptroller reported Ilhaing openedo , in teo ,oprosc of
rolo cliootoooof thle Financo Committeesi the ooleo o roposals
for cleaning a nd repaliring theo pav\·d streets of thoe city for three
MrO. Eger, of the Finance Committee, ooereod resolutins far
aeprovooi toe odjudi-olo1 of tile contracts to t00 lotooo bidderoo
who. with hebir oecuroioo, were noo lldOd n.lioo ble. to
First heiha, Flootttiooooot, to S. L. & J. 00. F'orgy, n[:'31thOO
Third Sectionl Second District, to L;. C. Dillard at 015,7tq per
00na00l. Adoptetod.
Second Sectioni Fiart District. to Johln It. Fitch at S35,(;:) per;
nnum. Adoptced.
Filot Siction. Fourth District, to JosCph OIO uir at ' 15a ` per
anon. t. ;oxi fm wailml of it l··nl Iniyulirg.
000rth0 Section, TChidll iotiotito 00 COICOO, at $13too0
eotonnnooo I.ot for avlon of a leO0l 01 aority.
For rcpnirillF rieo wooden hriol'ooo ]avian gOolo e o
foe thie oiI, mll ohoiOuoioloooterixls f. r tine 100 oto r ls
000000 A tlrlo followfng at0, : rOoorioo thCe boo'lge". SM.-YH er
amalin ; material., for the mne~, foulr cents per f'oot n111 I lapin;
Cootooh, , ten runts pr000 iming liot. Lout for noooo o1 legtl
0or, lightlolleoI t0o nil halmo of the oil-ar one year to Jo OCO
Al ern.000 liBeat Oiioeioo, rat S1y001 per romlol.Aolti
'file Board o~ ~f Aldarmmui nillolillecde eurreeecn n fu reolutions,
rejeotiono oC 10ers. andoaooto d conoureno e inohllole. Altogethe
t01000 wloe ryite It oudget of o m, aC it requotire l some ball to
01001l00 of Itoon loll.
M00. Doolig0by toiClerehlml tl reO0'nnhlln no l tllOt-llolO e
he-Looioogh oooot elecood Reocoobro oetloo Fourthl District, an
ooikeoo Iloc thle Boood ratify IolOCC rill0th tme oil o
0. tloooigo- as lob OIIOn OO 1111110 t loo 010100' h O l y nntoll
el01ion. ttooillioOlOnltola aptcd willllnilyiomeoot approiCC d
1' "titeol were reald by title ond rrferoed.
ooooolloe Oinnooe Coo llolole reported ulpon s-Oo 0lo mllm r mnti n
aod lootcd thle Aioisll reaooli t'or tho e paymeo of o l ilo which
An dopted, Also ilresolution for pa~ying certa~in hills facial,-"d
dulring thlo diomalloootloot of the oire dololnr~oooto pio.ioio .tioo
a reoolition for r0cofnding lo cumloon milboonodie allno t of
moati" pCid bIy tOO m in OI or, in 100100 of tloeir licen.soes-oolooi.
ao0. Aloolooiro llo oooppooOiolon tb elooi meooi ol'oooooo10t0
lord, KFoi.,00,0onll00ns to lsliOt thle Coly Atlotoooy in te suit o1
thin city ngnhut ]7 urtill. I)ilris, lclr lllatr hlll k Co. A41,tp:c~l.
Tilel Srceet old il oa.t t Comotooiot slporoed oo ro Ooiool for
peCnitlio. Tieno r St.oooo to ass oog h oldl phio , taken up fa ro
COiodinOIi te pook OoIoIa oio t ooe caty sloy not noo, 'ooor hli pooTo
ease of ooootlto 'lpoooekoroot d lot obo ooO plo 000euI a it. 0010100
'tioo P, frolio, tlooooion to llototloostrelo. Coo o. lll
t'ooooo lire Oomotitotee rolo orl.0 d n resoluti0on fur tloo liloo ing o tn ill
laslt lili lbe .*oeniollO lo libollo l~ oo mlooo ro~oootoiotoll
00 ot'0'. the cltpo. 000~p.0 S000 l louls nnO0110.'.Ooiotltool· rtrr ta
edl. Also alloldin~trce trnolibiting tits sole of disrm~ud ortilintedd
mt x', poultry-, et., in tile Irlarkeit -dopted.l
7't" liommittea on l'rioulOlO llOO'tO holioUesTottOir -la
Olololo for p011-ll) o sundryt bills of tioe o. .- I cim.al inr.ftutiuie,
wlhich oooo aldoooted.
itis beingll all the businesss, thle Ronnl ni nl 'i to nrlloju'n,
wllrn [rlr (.uyol'.Mlllrl for inl'ortnltfml rela~tive [o thle nI l...er in
hicke!, nr he hoer heaurd, thinlgs buad Iicen "OillF nu tor CI· :lil
ota o Ile nal oo haot no wolrk Anoo 1er hul been dune-tha
olliecrn ad fon ..s adbee kepnghoid e
NooiiOCd 0lu000010 e 0.loiredo 'ooformaion o oo r. ;o 0y10nl ofereo 0
resoutio fo susendig te 1Vrto, Air. Forlgo, d de dnrhlrr
il , from his n *:dl for the tiCre in whioho'in woro haol been
going oo. I o was opted,0
Nit. ololiooofotied oiioooluoioo ot tioano s to oi n.oloi 0000 1
tWo. 1olod impoarlotiOl in 1o in wooch Ioooool it oi, ove t
13uru41 during [he, Pont year. ~doptel Auo uo o le~iy
tlt Ith nor verto of thle ul-dinnucce for
Cooiiinog oo t the O'otktoooo. A notlion litooootoo toper list i0
000ooodliooanoce. Loot.
ilTe rcaolntton fo r patioo o -ltloIcl. oltotlalor i-oo l 011 er0001
je tr nx fenl·Brrs' clers, which hold been l aid oi thle molle lilr
to oll, ra, t n prevyious meeting, was called ra1 p mald ndlOptui.
Air. toOOcll otFer tl n resOlution toot tlellioto m00 belU ll0r meat
on tle $tto inlot.,ra.t (118 I , to pooloowtaof a t.oil dinner, o
vi00lood OHic boO.,o 0 tvl $ t0 h, 0 tCel cybo 0'lloo oil ne.
oTteco'rto. 001Stit01) deciloed toie retoo ltioll o o 0 io oooo oiordor,
much ncl II hu though~lt llte city -Lalld foot ti;l bill.
ut;he decisiion was npp·:lllcd from mid thtle Appearil .netnirrdl ·
motion was then mad Ille to refer thle rc iou to ti e Plo 0100
Ua ,mitt-er Lost.
It Willaolest tiov-d thlit oooe member oooong the reosoation
Coole oil. 010 tlott nnlod 000.00
'000 ttoardtottnoaojooiboodooo n
tNlcanraguan-A Card-To the friends of
Coloaniation in Nicaragua.--Thle proprietor of the CTe.nTR.
AMERICAN, the irst American prenx etablldshed in Nicam-ani,
is now on a tour of the United States for the purpose of" inducing
emigration to Central .\merica, and procuring aid in the way of
ansbcription and ndlerltring for his paper.
The t tral Amearicn is published at San Juan del Norte,
and g aendiy ditributed throughoutt the Utd Saesaand t Cti
fornga, making it one of tha beet adterdtiing mediums extant.-
Terns liberal. The proprietor may be flnd for a few weels
at the oliee of the Nea Orleans Crescent, haetee tie I hotrs of
10 A M. aanda 1'. tt.
ayla l tt Wit. 11. YIOUN.
A PEntFUamD BltEATlI.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under tle curse of at disagtreeable breeth, lie
by using the " ILmt of a Thoatnt Flowers" t sa atdlltlflte,
Iwutll noet onla relltter it a.ee hat lace tie teeth w hite Is nlt
baster? Many persons do not hltow thcir breath is bad, and tha
suhject it e t d th friecnd will never mneation it. Por a
aiglerop of the " aalm" on yor taolh-brusl ,nd wnt l Ill
teeth nighatatlt C teimorig. Aifty aent ottale awill last a ,t er.
A. beallifutl compleaio n nlmay easily e aquired by h ,eng tle
" .allnle of it Thasatnd Flower,." I will riena ve tat, pimplet
and freckles from thle ski, leavin ilt of oft na rose;te hie.
Wet towel, pour oi aw or three dropsa, ald Wah the face sniglt
Shtalq Jladet E..--et yoa r shaving-brih in either ware
or cold water, polr on two or tlhre drops l lf " Ialr oF a Thoa
eantFlower,,"orbthehatrd well.and it will taketAteataatti't
oft lather, meach faeilitatnig the operation of hvinvg. price
ony 50 cects. Fvtrilge & Cao., propietotrs. For .ale by d
Wright h Co., O. O. Woodulan, anad al druggitsa.
ft.t a'aleodal m
Books for
TRAVELERS
antd
RESIDENTS.
THE GREA_1TEST VARIETY AT
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjohling lthe Post-Ofice,
NOVELS, corntw
TRAVELS,
REVIEWS,
MAGAZINES,
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, etc.
--Aiso-
A large aortment of STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
"OOKS.
All the latest publications received as soon as issued from the
Press.
J. C. MORGAN,
jNl4 23tEaTuFr&ltW Esch,,L,0Te Place.
Depots,
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MALGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
EaS251 NEs. 21 Ind 151 ChIer c seet.
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1'ew Books---...Vw Books
-For salo by
THOMA S L. WHITE,
Bookseller nid Statoner,
105 CANAL STREET. 105
FOREST AND SHORE-By J. Illsley.
WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN PRIEST.
IDA PFEIFFER'S SECOND JOURNEY AROUND THE
World.
THE SHIP CARPENTER. jel3 2p3t
Lightt-....·~toi Light.
I Our friend Z. A. Rosenthal, Esq., of St. Loris, having suc.
ttdetd in thethird trial in plaing our PATEN'f DAY TIOIIT
REFLECTOR to the holdl f steamers, thh last being in the
steamerJ. C. Sion, Captai,, J. 11. Jones, Jltt fromt St. Louis
and now in our Port, would solicit the erednlolols to go and exa.
mine for thecmselves and see the vast advantag~e ad sufficient
light it affords in lighting up dirk efesses.
tt in ot r previous cards I world obsrve it may if adapted
to at:nost any kindt of edifice or apartmen~t, suchl as Churches,
Town Bailsa, Mnscoma, Clerks' Offices, DwRelling Houses, Stores,
Morelsk, Kiitelhns, St air Passages, Cellars, to bonnd of Ships and
Steamboats.
Theseu Reflectors are mader of all sizes ; can be seen and had at
the office of
J. MALLETT,
Jt13 Tp3t No. IS 3ironti treet.
.JlIainiard House,
No. 021 Broadway, New York,
CONDUIT SUR LE PLANT EUROPEEN,
Cheedbe germs et nppartements avea nourriture ou sans
nellrrilnre.
Un restnarnnt franchise nrtee e u I'btnbliasiement.
HENRY MAILLARD,
jd13; 2,1 Propriitafro.
flted Etion int Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
34 lasgazlnc st., corner of Gra-icer.
The house ind themselves wth a lrgestock or MEN'S,
BOYS' and CIIILDREN'S CLOTHING ; also ean immense
stack of FURNISHING GOODS, all of which willbu disposed
of at NEAR COST.
Ths the pblic may rely on. SHIRTS, formerlysold forS30
Sdozen, will be sold for $24 ; iand those for $21 for $18; those
for $18 for $15 per dozen ; half a dozen at thos smle rate. And
all other goods in thle furnishing department the same reduction
wi!l be nade. The desire to reduce stock and get the cash, is
the clause No exception will be made; any ald all goods,
cloth coats, pantaloolns or ctings-all. all will be sold at th1
ame LOW RATE. The dilfferent stlyles of goods aire all sepa
rate, and tle prices put on in figures, and inl no case will that 0b
deviated from,
A large stock of RUBBER CLOTHING at mianufacturerll's
price.
ALFRED M1UINROE & CO.,
1Je9 2p6it 34 3aazne street, cornersof G1rav1ir.
important to Travelers.
All who traveal in this climateu, alnd especiallly those who travel
urpon thle Slinrinaippi andl other Southernn rivers, are pecalinrly
liable to lttahks of dirrhea, Ile suffering and danger from
such attacks mny be entirely avoided, if all 'will provide them
selves with a supply of
Bhll1ngs' CarinItlative and Astrlngent Syrup
Lltter from, Rev. Aledxande Cdmpbelld , . D. formerly Pres.
ighent of Sisrirrippi College, Chilton, ynd now of Now Orleans :
Da. Rrur~taGS : Dear S~ir-Itr is bult simplde jus~tice to yourselff
and lIne public generally. fmb m to igy, t iat rr ifgaving labored
tgr several fothlls dining tine last year, fnder thte ravaes of
hl sculrtg of ourclimate, tihe Diaryl gig ulntil, in spite of tie
usulal remedies a~plied by gentleen of the fcility deservedly
high in pt.blic estimtiou, my bodily syinem wras wholly Dlren
i-tetd, I found your Astringent Mulleins tin fie sovereign, remedy
in te ePie. E ity ftund it ttnounit.y elfcire to oarin c of
children f th~e ioni miserabl0 co0. plaint. Sinc, it effectd n
care on mlyself, I shave taklen it whenevrer, from tiny cause,
thus werre sy-mptoms of a nrecurrence, and have always fondlr it
aIs effectual in preventnion as it hald been prevriously in cure.
In this Southern country, every travele~r, whetherr by land or
water, ought to calrry with him th11is ja-l ids ircl~aine, byy
whlich, withlout detentfion tied wrill, almost no expense, hec mightt
cure ldr-lau as lie pasrses on hisJ way)-. Families and Plimlta
itons wouild not only- save much lltt tlc, lit e lrrsr ' dearrimd
vadlnuble lives, by alway~ns keeping it ns a part of their medical
stores.
Tours, etc., ALEX.S CAMIPBELL.
Clinton, Sites~ Slaly 1:t, L 51.
P'repared alnd sold by· the sole proprietor,
0. 0. WOODMAN,'
jc9 BpGt&ItIY corner of Common and Magazine ttreefs
Second-hand Furnitupe Botrght.
The highest CansrlPrice pold for nal descriptions of Second
hnnd Furniture. I'rPonns ]cavilln the city andl ning to di.
po e of their furniture, wlll End it to their adlvantal.e to coll o,
the underige"-d.
Al-o-Second-halnd Flmilture sold, exchlicerl nnd repaired.
P. M. TOURNE,
j3"9 2p2u, 22 22,!nne trcet.
h orace tce larrD y,
185 CAMP STREET. 185
Informs hii vlltomur, and t'ta ladle, R erliy, th atlil he Imai
detennitm"1 to selloff nt FIIRST COST his entire Spri. aidi
Snmuicr sock. Mi in want of dry R lc iM nr ,
A dedusction ofover 30 per cent. iias been allowed upon the folS
toning arrticle;:
Snthi Stfrip~e andl Plain IlbARliE ROBES :
Or~gadiiy and French JioSnet ROBS;5
Swiss, .0dia <full and NiMinrnk MUSLIMS;
Pliin and Solidl SiQOSSol ;II;ARE,.iS
lin ih,1, F oreonh ld American TLAWNS
I3itiiii SINUIIIAMIS, French I ,iI.IANTINES, Is
-.11o-
A lalrge and beau~litiful s·ormcnr: o~f Eml-lderi Cale.,!r
ci t-(()OLL, iRS and S251I.LAJIETTS.
VAIENCI2A It.ullL I.I.OLLAR.S.
SWISS NSD JSACiNET Iii.I..\iii.
}; 11I3ROIDEBMI ) BANUI~DS.
I..LCES, etO.. etc.
IHOSILCE IIAZBYT,
JO S-Si. ` No. t-I Ctmp street.
21 AND 151
Dr. Jlortinaep's Bilter Cordial.
Thr! Woodl, revicin;: air of 2;pringý is not more nc~lcome to thv
11-111 than M(,RT'I)IE;R'S BITTERR CORIDIA1. i, 1n tuth hnva
INi, ,hI(1.1 Idf:illrd lreoi.:l is b-lt eril cvdld otltini; in 1'.to
Illlrlitilinonlr illpo lnr: of' the Mnilic n 'dkie en romper.a
Miitll lhi. elightful merly inoinlt (X. Wimplicity and effica.,
J. WRIGHIT :C CO.,
J0 2pl~trhltWP2 n 51hmrrstct
Carpeting, -Iatttling and Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 19 Chartres street.
Lately received, a Il i rt CAro PPTINUIS, ranch
r Iin:Ah~ih, Three-p ,I Ar.,-in
netetc. FlR OIL COT, a
,'dthý~, cue to ri momr, hallr, ete. .ll., TI, T-- RIp picc,-;·
d-4, 5-. . 6-41 ii ,,,i IIand (; L,,tII rd, teIt Itditln i i ll o hil
LIAAOer at ihl oxent market ptiO"..
A. BRUOSSEAU & Co.,
j,·! ?1't 10 Iiiinrt es .trees.
Dolbear's
COMMDZERCIAL COLLI EGE,
No. 100i Cnlonl Street.
Frenchl Skjonikh, nerlnnnn. I~nalieh, rArithn:,"ic. I:rolnttrr
in{;, etc., nn" mllkl ll bY ilili 'ru!finltor . (;alien. , llI ir:mlller
,te incrite,) to call. New elh-ir h this weak. Th- tirer ni-~
R1UFUS DOLBEAR,
j3,l 2p9 ' 2p'n. InfI trect·
21 AND 151
iilety Degr-ees in the Shade.
It should be remb,-mtiered, when the t!hrrlometer stands at
C') ldegres in the ihde. i lht the process of - igexlion is perl
lForsed with suicil extreme iinouor lhtcI r feood islseo d of
bclng "p ediloy isobvd aiil :onln.rid inuo iltineniit flor tlsie
body, oftcll ecoue, actlually spoiled or pnliiiliell ill telr utnomh,
]Iel,' bLad breath, dir, aaile taste in the mounthl, colbc, pl;iu.
dysentery, cholera morbus and othr disorl.rs of the intetline.
1Vright's ludlaln Vegetable Pills
are n ret'rainl Cure for all the BIdO- rtlSr Olnl c ll)]tInts he,
en-le they cleane then ii t s i ell iii i aliii i 'l d ioals
and prriI humors, whlich aIr the arse, not only of aill disor
iers of the bowels, but lsii cry- mllsodyiilolnt rn iman. Thssy
fore gire health and vigor to the whole I'rnaue, as i ell as dri'e
every decr-iption of pas i n f ;omhe h ndy. Sol by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
je9 itW 21 ad 11 reet.
Ical'f a Dozent Excellent Shilts
FOR $7.
ITALF A DOZEN FINE SHITIT, FOR $9.
IIAIL9"A DOZEN CUSTOM MADE DItI IRT FOR 412.
HAIlF A DOZEN (00D LINEN SHIIIRT FORl SI.
a. oOllt guiaran ed, .auntifully wd, old btlto
rnllllcd nlc. r to rOme ncf.
A plcndi d awtnlertl jo1 t rerrived.
Shirts nlade to order from 21 to $100 tperdoz.
GET YOUR SIIIRTS AT
S. N. MOODY'S,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
Corner Coaal Street
joe2lpf aOnd E'xchange Place.
.ilslon, .)PIygaUl . Co.,
.( lnEi y 11n-It a nSsta hkl
PUBLISHERS AND IIOOKSELLERS,
S7.5 C_.Ijr'J SSILZ~rT,
Will isle on the first day of JamTary next toE NEWI OE
LEANS DIRECTOR]," embraicig the names of all chisel",
statistics in rr,~nr! to pnbliid illltitUtio.*l and afro a planters''
Dilrectory, containinig thle names of thle mort prominent planterrs
in LOUISIANAS ISSISSIPPI, ARiKANSAS and TEXAS.
A numberc of competent and experienced perrons have bleu for
Thu last six months hl 'rnitantly engagied UPon thlis paRT of the
work ; amt it will be compiled at an spcllro sntbiient to defray~
the whole colt of publication Sr a ordinry- I)iretory. All
business applications should rI e I ddressed to .1. RAINE,,
Ilos 34 IT or lefTt at 15 Vamp street, Ie. lids,
Georgia Lottery.
AthoriSd by Ihe Snoat of Georgia.
Fort GaincO Academy Lottery.
ClIo 1-To he dIrawn Isthu City of Atnanta,GIosglo, in pubic,
-THURSDAY, Jous 26, ISg, on thb
IHAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL, SWAN & CO., Mnanagers.
Prizes Amounting to $34,000,
iS'll e distributed occording, to the followinog brilliant scheme.
10,000 Nsomors-24- Pokzes
--Schreme.-
1 pelse or ........... $H,510, 0 , 15 00................... 10,000
I prIeor............... 6,00 s. . 00
Sprieooor.,............... 1,000 I . 1,005
P, to or. . .........~~ ~~1W r............... ... 1)0
IS pS,,o of . a s .. . 2 ....... ..
1 .......:.:. 10 0is................... 1 ,0 00~~~~~~~~
l pries o1 s , . are ................. 00
10pSrices of .,0 1re
4proloso O ..oppeOsts o . H ,01 o.e...... . 205
8044prizes o ................. 50 are........ ........ ,0
4 prizs~ of $1M1 pUpsohnt~t,,og to S.Sotpl ixo sos,...... 0
S polzso of 450 pproosmntoolg toI0s ae...... 0l s .
8 Prizes of 20 npproxllrunl to1,00 prizes are...... '400
20 pritseof 210 Npprox-oeting t 5)5 prizes,,re...... 4. 0
40 prizes of 1S50 55000lmt5500t~s0o 2 r.., 400S
249prince amoaallog to..............................$S4,U0 .b~,W
APPROXIMATUION PRIZES.
The two psoctding oId ttel two followtinsg osooers to those
Ososlo gt oe 0,5 tweant prtoes are soattled to th, 80 nppro551 1,
tCon prieo, in th, usual manner.
Romembts, that every pstze Is drawn, aod poy,,le in full wtith
out deduction.
All prizes of $1000 ond under plid immedisstely after Lhe
dologstlso-oth pries at the usual t5,e of thbirty dlos.
All som tboulcnllooo steistly consIsutlnl. ThedtoSss 1ounors
will be forwarded to purshs ers isooedtiosssly sftoo tse drlawing
Whsol Tfsicks, 1I; Ilulves, 1255; Quartors, $15.5.
',Sso Ticlkts casssd or rsoenwll Ins othlhrtiketss t eiterooeodi.
Orders for Tikekote can be solddrssed either to
S. SWAN 5k CO., Atalanta, Go.
leot bpd or S. SWAN, Mslontgsosy, Ala.
*llaba.Ia Lotlery.
Authorized by the State of Alabama.
Southern Military Acadceny Lottery.
Class F-New Serle--To be dratlw in the City of Montgomery,
Ala., in public, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1856, onthe
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN, iManager.
Prizes Amountlng to $205,000!
Will he dhtributed according to the following magnlacent
--30,000 .'runbers-15,00 Pries:-
I prize of ................ 55,o0t ,.... i... .......$
I prz o ................ 10,W ri............ ..... i,00w
prize of................ 5, .11 is ................ "" I,010
i prte of................ , 0 is..................; I ,1 8
1 prizie .. 1 iC.S...h . . 1. u
prim or. ............... 9.o is ................... U
1 Iprze o . ............... i lithe... . . ....... 1tit
S pitrze o . . ..... ... . .... t i . ...... 6
1 or ................ 1 i)t................. iti Wl
I pie ............... 2Si0 i . . .. C
Sprize of ............... li e...... ......... . , I
100 prtes o'.............. .. ee................ Itim
4 e riecs if $2)inicpperoixhitting to E prize ar....
4 prizes of IC) approximatting to 10,t)i prize are.... 600
o prizesort 101at llroxinedlttigto 5t L h it r are. t. Sit
Sprizes of S7 at pointi tneg to 7tmetq prhzey ae. li
Spries tt " fit aproximthtig to ]11 prize are.. 2
4 prizes of 4i anptroximtltng to 1,11 prize ire..e. hit
4 priizes of & apptxiutig to 4 Prize art .. 12
4 prittes of S a roxuiatingl timo o tpizet ,ire
SIpriich of 2approximatin tio 20U priza t re..., i 8
4t prizsof L'0 plproximetig to 201 prize il e....
!41,prips of 1k aplpr oxlming to 100 prize aret.... ,I.
.., pr ZeS o f 81, .. ................................... G 5
j15,00 prizes amo uti tll to... ................. ........ $2t e 1, i u
T.ie 15,1h0 Prizes of $81 h are determined by the nmmber whicith
draws the 35.,000 I'rze--if that nun.bcr shouldi be ma odld nlm
ber, thl e ry odd number ticket in the schenm will be entitled
to $8t50; ifan, even nlmberC, then every even number ticket will
be entitled to $8 50 in addition to atu- other prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buy ing nn equal quantity of Id nand even num
ber tickets will te certain of hdrawingi nearly one-ihalf tle echt of
the same with chiaese of oebtningiut other prizes.
Reiember thalt every prizei is lidrawn, and payable in fulll with
out dedcutioll.
AllpriCzes of I1,00 and under, paid immediately after the
drawing--lother prizes at tile itletll tile of thirty daiys.
All loiee unielatious etrictly colidnti tihi. ThedrtCtn nnmters
will be forwarded to purehlasrrs iunmedately- rifter the drawilg .
Wthole Tickets. $10; Ilhdvct. 5 ; hiuartert.. $2;.
Prier Tickets cashed or renewCed intllher tieleeat Ceitherolce.e
Order, for tickets can be aidreeied either to
S. SWAN S CO., Atalanta, Ga.
je 22ptd orS. S.WAN, Netnttomery, A.a.
e Card.
NEW On.lra.., M.ay Sth, 156.
Po It known to all whom it maty concern, that the ovelrn
i Ntof \icaragua recognlzes no agent in the Unuted Estet
dcept P re Vijil, Minister to Wanslhintor, and Col P. F.
h)soo, in tils city. Capt. J. W. Wilkins ha.s becu actingl
ent dring' tile absence of Col. Mnneosos, who has retune
nd res d tile duties of his offce. And further be it knuow
tlnt pnrhs eo recently Imrrowed money on the credit of mil
aie n g overnment, wtitlhout any authority. my92p
.irirei d.
CLOITHIER S,
CORNER CAMP AND CO.LMION STREETS,
(Under City Hotel,)
H c ncw recri;edl their usual choice .lud superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHIING,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASHIIARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASSIMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
M3ARSEILLES AND VALIENCIA VESTS.
HIOSIERY,
DIRAWERS,
SHIIRTS, and
GENTLEMIEN'S FURNISIIING GOODS
.7 2Tpf in every varity.
Rei.oved ! Rentored Ii
FROI NO. 15 TO 17 ROYAL STREET. -
A sutpply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pmts con.ltaly on hand, which is equal to the best thal
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING aud STILL II00 MADSEIRA and SHERIIRY
WINES.
B A N D IE S:
SAZERAC, of the Vit tge of 1795, 1705 and IS05, and other
brands.
Of all description-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
On hand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and LI
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
h7 2pif No. 17 Royal street.
trsaan"ohrhueIn thecity
J. VP. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches in the Parishes of
EAST and WEST BArbN ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl 2tf
BDr. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
CUrCe CA-CEs, SC FLD-IEAD, WmITIr-SWELLMnu , CORES arid
ULCERS of every descript ont j,31 2ply
Jikatchnzaking ! Wiatch making!
H. P. $T-TCA=.FSY,
(Late Young & Co.,) 8 CAMP S7.,
Respectfullyg invitee the attention of purchasesCI to hie entire
new stock of ft. WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE,,
inanu factned or impoarted expressly to his order, every artcle
of whieltl isfully guaranteed.
S ECrticulartrntion isinvited this , srorhnent ofI S iTCIIESS
whlichl carmnotba exelled Sl thle city, and will he aod at pricesr
fowcr than Is often asked for an inf'erior article.
Oga'Thestrictet attention, as Ihcetofore, in Wsttch Rcpiring,
[)illmoad SettiCg, or Jw eClry Work. C,14 2p1C
George I. 'Lnten.,
PRINTERS' WAREHIOUSE,
No. 103 POYDRAS STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
JS Presses, Types, Inks, Paper, Cards, Card Boards, and
Printing 33aterial of every description furnishel t the shlortest
notice. Old Type taken in exchange for new, at the rate of 9c
pier plound. ja2B 2
Bctter'tn r Kee/fe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-And Dealers i
VESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 2A TCnOVIrATOUTLs sr., N. O.
Also, Agentsfor JOA N D. PARK'S PURR ,NATIVE WINE
and SPARKI.tNG CATAWBA. Thosa Wines are ar tulaed
the pure jolice of the Catadwba . nd Is.bel. Gropes. Parl......
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from shlp Norfolk, and in store, a general assort.
mert of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations s lpplied with prime DITCIsINO LOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PAL LEAPF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prics, by
FROST. & CO.,
Jyl3 Sp&W 10 Magriue street
HIATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving a general assortment of Silk, Fur,
C~assmere, Panama, Legheorn, Straw, Palm Ieaf, Mexlcan and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
Jyl13 2pW 10 Magazne street.
(lILOCelllE , PROYVSIONS. LIQUOILS.
BY B. 13. SYKES, AetiRllur.
THIS DAY, the 14th Inetnllt, at 10 o'cloc'k,
u. h 11 I Klelj0 "taro. 18 GllllglrlllU trsuo, wvill W aald-
1tN1 bills Llrldggwntcr I'niut " OU boxer lnet Wine;;
NO( boxes Crgrt {Vinq; 20 bide nanrhon and 31on. Wlliaky;
r0 Loxes ald Colltl ] Bmndy; 6U hrnt' Tntrh illlck Ten;
dU mes s Snrdhnras,Scif 5153;?x boxes asnt. Whill Wile;
131155y, robacc, Iliss, besr Ud i 11,11
4 Tbil VllBi~il 15113, 413blkroi; Piroly illui i, 2tc.
Ai'o, for uccollnl of whonl it -yr collccm-
bbls Vnrolh; "bout 4D b2skul Plnyilial OI1. 4 ox. J04
CATALOGiUE HALE OF 300 LOTS FRENC01 EMlROI1E,
fins, Franuh shirts, etc.
BY VINOENT & CO., Auctloncers.
SATIURDAY, 14th Inst., at 10 o'cloek at
U Sher Auction aoonte, No. 2 ustSltouo o Simi, will bo
eeld-
Fdo EUbroidoredom1 tlbl enoIBg , ,at liod,
bAoderedJncuoct Collars; Inich 1ntlnr llSbn ] ,tdics' CLo
l;Iofooum SOUUgU Cop,; FUey S5ll1 ( rrvnt,,,tp. Je1
DWELLING IIOUSI ON ST. ANN STRI;ET, AND A CON
liguous Lot on OrleanB street.
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneel.
.A.TiUHDAY llth lnsl[, at 12 o'clock, DI.,
Sin tho nrondn o the St. 1,oci, HNtel, will be sold-
A certain LOT O OGROUND, in th)e ,t)me btnded by Et.
Ainn, Mire, Orleans slid Tonti strets, neusrlrillg 31 feet I'ronlt ot
St. Atll street, Iby a depth of 8 feet 2 inches on ore line, and BG
feet inchetand one lind on tIhe other line ; iopether with .II the
bulldings tllereotl, conlling of aI one story 'rlumw Dlouse, con
hdnlnn. four rturrns welt, e stern, etc.
Another LOT 01, GROUND, in the ,-ame et anrc, alJonintg
In t le realr to lo .Lbove descrbhed lot, ntne.ut lho 311et r frout ton
Orlcans street, by 70 feet dleep, t Iwen l ralel litls.
TEJRMSI--One-thlrd eash, banlaceant six an(d twelve months
credit, ih notes hearing sic per cent. interest null securod by
.or lcw.e on sold property. JeG
POSITIVE ANI) UNLIMITEL) SALE TO C(LOSE A
BY N. VI~iNIE, Auetloleer.
SATURDAY, the 14th lust~ at. 12 o'clock,,
NJDI. in tlw lettm I l o the St. Lands Hotel, w ~\ill ho sold
Th Ihow pIressur liron ste.merkUNITd STAIb S, well fulleO
an1d fi. e11llent 111d11I 1111' b01 I III olied od thLru101.y
ever,1led Ihat Jln lInrI her, Oiler nA , dl raws I3et 2 in 11
light,, enrrlcs about 16U) barrels, cnnulmcrn about 8 cerds of wood
inl twenty-four hairs; engRine 36 inch, cylind~er 7 Ieetl sttorle,
withi allctiox punip and new hose complem r ecapnble oft ~elusrg
TOg ;Id 0a11(0ll0111v00 Ilalilyr prbr. 111,1 I whele IIsc t ltIpp I
a1d11100ped lnstilntl Z mlklld her IO IT' , ble for sea r reur
un1.0o. II1r (1vnutury may be even of the notion te'H allie
cornler of` Conti nud Exchange Ae lley, a few dayls previouls to the
enle.
Thle etenmer is now at thle Belleville Foundry, Algiers, wherer
shle may~ be seen.I
Accounts dule ley the Etpamcr United S 8nlls must be presentedd
not later them ihoh 121h o~f Junon, at N. \'ignic'a office, ibr utterr
thrat daly no cinim againstl thle boalt will be admnittedl or " -ll
T a condlition is nltb delivery of aidd boutattar thep amoent
is "ll, fed anld thle traueuctiun closed, on the followinlg \Ionndny,
hith.unv. "je
ESTATE OF J. I3. rD. F. DUIES, AIIAS 1I. F. LETX.
BY N. VIGNIE, Aefloneer.
SATURDAY, 11th Julio,, 1836, at 12 o'lock.
\i., will be sold at puFblic meIFlon, IheF I rL, the tit
Foloni otel, by virt ue of an order f'rom thle honorablle ,c S-cc
FF5 Dishtrict CoiF l of New OrleLF, dF1.d Fis L.L'y, I8', 0 IN
LblloinL g described 1Fitvra d proFL -y bFF lo, SF.g lt a.. id B
cossion
FETER, It F man, about "IS lellr old.
FIABIY, .11s,,, ILFF 11' lIS F11
oIlP llis fnli · t rCIrer", nLOoa dS tenr old.
I. A FEBTAIN'FI~A((: OF OFIOOID, IFonSldc by Fon,
mi,,, ,. F I F h OL, 110111,.,
11,IFlrrut. r1ufis Ltad Moi( streets, mOF! FF IIF La (F1'r1 IFFlY.
nrb feet franc eno Dout l byee one hulndreo d anmlld twty
eight "set ald two inches front t non I ills, l trer,, and onot hunldredl
and tt IlIyFiIh tst fLIe luhe, ,, tlhe lino di-idinge ,,Ld 1lot l
gr101 from lot number xis. 'together Iitl n bric.k house,
covered With st110s, contBinlgfIour moms, FLIe clove. gallery,
two IFFtorylklt I,,F1F eoa in0fiFL 'r , ,FILFIerolFle klitlcF,
two-Fsory store homFe, FFL blFF ; LjiI , laLrge lIs, bI il.llgI FF11
n1 bakery outunii t wo largpe ovens(, or" all thie buildingis tang
hhlirovssrlll erected ou x I I1 lot.
2. FIVE LO'TS OF GEOOFI. III, iFiil IF in new FLFrb
SIRniKI-FI tlFiFFIFIIF lots NIIS 110 I of iI 1 rI No.
1>i, c.lFIIriFF beltwen IL lon, L ,FL111F1, FIFF lLruuc LII' 1
strccts--xllid lots nleinlrill etch :)W feet front on ['Winin street,
0v 1 fet in dept1 , Frenh. nTbu SIIrr, lot No. lI bing Ille eu51,1
oP Union and (;ire ia trcet..
TERMS A D CONDITIONS :--For the Slave-, one-th~ird -htr, and
the billiln e at Nf~ nod l wecle month c' redlit, in notes to ti,,1
FIFFer oF ILarcl, r ruin eldnnxd b1 t11 m FFr the IF oaF
7":sttt, onle thlird cnxll, and t hle bxlllnre~nt ni, twrlrcnnrl Iiiillf ru
molllllr credit, Fu notes to the1 orderr of thle pu~rebl~lxrrr, nd byy
hem AFi Fr L 1, b ,rin nix Per cent. itrrr·t pry nF', F tran
'late till mat__urity; and ________ _r, it' Do_ t _____ _ "ii. I tight 1 e1
cenlt. per unmanln mollil finall payment, III I(·CI by specia :n n.(
,"awe on wril Properly. The buibllingu to ll· ll 1-n until pantiil
paymenlt nT thle noutes, and theu palter ofa iilsslnlr to be rwls·
f'crees, to tili lltriri.
.YaF' Act,, of salea before S. 3ningnr, li'l, uoilrnryliir
yld 9 je!ll llS 141
CAT.I'AOD;L'F SALE OF :1Ml PAI'KAGIES ANT) IOTS Or
SuOoblo Io)ry Gonod, Frel. WGOOiN loirolt. .00,00 0.00n,,
BY BI.ACIIE AC IF;ACMOIT.T
W EDNESDAY, OttO looIt.. at 10 o&elo k, at
thle miore or ylrhrr. Ksmlc a K Piii.rr. S u. YU .unl Y Y
I:ienvill, mooo, oetoo.. Chartres an. d Odd L.eve 0.ru30 will
WoO dwren whoite andd cloreod l F lenlchShird-:
.1"d clt -t-4j- or rtmm"n t f Nern,·R1,1;. Dry (:obdý--rch a
D,,,p d'FPte, 31 ,1rn- and F;l lnndkli cchsfnieh {.Anted andr
ool dkimr; .-oobmo,.idood Jloolin 1 Dlli.. 11: G 10- a00,
]lift0; Cn( .et.; Paooooos and looolo: i,00 FooDs; Foioe1; 00
0n,0 IfiOiKooo00 ,..oIdoTo; Floonoel Food o.hiol os; iro FrontsO;
hlnck and r1·D1lore Tallatlm: Sin-r IW,, etc.
7bbkIS ol .ol, mom, 010at . Do. jell
A DE sill A731.L TR.ACI! OF HIGH LAND,.
nt i tra i h r , palricr of St. 'runllenlly, ii mar ,e rfl
:hil l'llnl· "":l "'ils olle uupcnt f'roiir on lI-le In~l::ilr
bllirinSyi H I1 illlprn4'rnrrll t thenn~nt c CuuritillE vi id, :'
lad-, lan sld eleghlla t- -forUy duriinl, ha%:,ý a:ilul ut-7u cet
hrirn, rte.: kitchen, tlý a··I[2 lllr ' ioon:l·. ·I1I,!1·*. ·!i!·li ·l, lio ae,
erty Is welý tluecd, Iý mmrlly iu a highl rilifi, Htý"-td ., andi
-,ryotnriy p lnnt(rd with (lowerl· ornntHuihnd and Ituil 1. ofu
er-a I r~ciption ;the whlole h, Brat rure order, uud auiiii t he
,P-al lls er HNU.IIrB.
Forl titrther prutliieulsr, alpply to
NV. SI"; NIF. Anrtimc,,,r
n1 f ;rhro 21 rre nd :cý.,; uiy
Ofi Y'S CITY ANDSOUTHEI I EXPUEIti
(pent for the k ortchartraf l It'll I-ad i:om any rbr carry in the
tthi pitt,eg xllwi Ipu (la~t din tineienit
Clhecki d il be given for a1l baggage token in rblrge it til
ran,3.,mly.
liilcl~lfe chlecker! rom rrRid·n-c, or tine oltice, to the Lukea
hung,~ i. · nltalrit) of the I'ornl )tar ntnn :I R l'l rd 'tlnpnn y
An Ivprrrcr hl·ýýrllp r rill hr; ditparehr ·1 throe filnca n week
to ail thre 1arrine YhaE I' an l o Ll~e ieg. Vrd- end ynrel,;ic-i rn
ceived At1 the athel:.
fiill5 oT lnr:ll clt a~t the Dire, fo~r cnred by the New York
nold l7lcllni *Rlli·Thl i, will meet ,rich p e tptP iftention.i
Sehredolel, o: rartes nond *iigull u rnlml edd by ippip ing at the
UI3IncC! ,Mee at the Pontlehsrtroiil Rilroo d ~epot, for the to.
,prior of 3nggage an~d Pacages, O Uce from a A. M. to
1'. ~I.
Ther proplrietor te"Ga to Half Tr tbr DI1Uic oI~t his is the onlyr
'itf- [,ia -raw l Tullliln1l gad thait h inrrrlC la le II
coilllrllI. and thatri promptnessc l in the llir,·ry , good; ealu be
relied uponn S. '1'()57', r., Propria~; cr,
1'c'3 Iy Prilrinnl freer, 75 l:rrvicr rleet, earner Clrmo.
D "Y AND HOARDING SCHOOLor FOR rl-,tsa
runlt d l ·Il," · 1fU by )Indrrrnr. Irrill·;;v imx; Rurrril3elr ii rec!, be
twecn t('n ;unhoniol~w rind IliCIIY/IJI LLnl1(· ' .?·L-· fl, ilTBII
'flrý! i11rarrnrr .icl\-itll of this r libli hmrnn fit ii I·1*i Olriitiin)
ticplll oi h,, I~lt .1 ill· T1li· bniidinpll r l/ "r u lae ia:E r rlllFL
to ncronmu i clrtll 111 Fn Tl" b olnirrý, find :tn iudr (tlnf t. P illtll/ ll
finn(:e. Siuicill find ISolt'e~e fire hruliht I v Zl. 1'ravo-t. thle wall
know~rn lendelr fit' the OTC111·hlli of the \ S~v ()lellii perait. Mr,·
I'revo.ý r wilt -'ll Ma thle I'n~r* Jnrhre thle rllllllll r and wvilt con
sili l·· aivu iri ·;lt* lc,ýoes inl f'rrliliilur
FExnniil.tin n~i nn.-11:r tarc, place esei v rnlolll dalring winter
irr the: city; nuJ every fmurfllht durbin l ; h lllllne l it it.e I'inar
T1hE city schouol 1eeUuiil\ openl thle a harle yeair Itr ibourdrle and
rhty Srhrrr'' -_
GTIL:1IANfiS IIAY GAýS1, FURN CE. RF"POR TS
G % irllnfo n1, Illurlp l ll I;rticr to thle elircr thmn my
[:,te·nt l(;.ýnssu I'lrlnce in nu lun i-cilllit~ lt on tunlu alter lril
tent, Hari t)PLrrll) renders plnlrtcr* llo mny use m y Furllneo
linbl!e to, n ,sutt tar dammlc;* I :,re mnlll it recpedicnr For me to
rnrplur l,- - ft an? sd well knownl I'llrer.: lullrrlic to rramleo
rctc, and his r *IltI..lclll b·Iw ; a Idillrllt Cclllin ellt llllmn th
iltrii:elce, Iur Ilonenp of lhlnP vlh a world Irneilliile my buat
eeshby Suc FF!ns. ST \LCRI. CI. t71 !X, N
8i tiltrlll," street, few Ocleaus.
{Pel~ls"Glo, D. C., 'Fyyhh 14, 1816.
T. S--] I7l . Gilmnn, };srl.:
S1ir-13,3,3, pr..yy', e33.. . n with pcer fr t ifctu ad trrlrito
cone rnct with y on fur pouri inrprnccrl ISlplcre Yiiilcc ; in rh
citre rnntiets alth any ten:Lew nnehelndl rstrp
t nrn. 7't be slill moure ellrliril. It h; Ilo win cnillimer v ill nny
cltim Ireld ender exisrhrr; pp tenth. Pes[,ccctu all y y -t
Tfi08. Gi. C tlSTO.',v r ier Seceml r ,r
np7 IF Fpr'i , ;i33,f~
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PER'1nVEtRANCE OOR1, SASIL AND; BIIND
FACTORY, corner of St. (;teazles and Elio sucelb, New
Cl RCE PTrRVRS, Architect and Ilrllldrr, rt-peelfi1lly In
form, iris frlelndfi and thle public tllnr he Ilns, in tir~oo!lio to hieu
former hnisfu,8, 881nre,1 the m0810 I'of 8dl;0,8 1 sh01
and Blin1ds of ever8 0,scrlp;i,8, ut thie ,, 188;0li1j;08,881.
All orders lef it is nli..l I- 1) u. 'oislnrri il I llue, the factory
or n 1t 8,, lecl t, 8 xc1,1, e Be- .4, 8118l 8e Promp tl0 y t
te 18rd t. , 1 &
C UTTUN PI.ANTA1 N I FOLL SAIIITHMAT
wawrll kaotvn I'lilntntia a wned Pnl ll ocppl d ILy Slrs. NV. J.
fillnod, 5it0xte'l on Ixyon Ieeenrd, in the ig rih h of Ouncltiitn
nnrl foxy mite. from 31onroc, with n Ilmllril~il milll f~rom llreneo
to towln, roighl sEg betwen nine It ttnd rdr one gjgo lnghd go me,
hkfpi ).ohith nboig ;5(I in i n very high otue of cuirutinn; ggho
oolnnye ih tij.rc Ilo d. The plno iig bell .Wiled tn force of
.bloggohip loR land'. Tohe i iiP-e111are of P Ite vIIIO. P aOo
00 lity, iuglo-poog I. nnow FnIylol 0 Hong nno go lirtp far
utv a seroen; yw] It tl sllla Con; Hoo4ev xnId n largre xud well
Ent~lerl nbsellillC, with t nee e1(5 1r oat-t lrlt s, xnd nltogarber
ory liw Xl iIroved. Thniin ltlilg pilldloi golp[Iw .l3, on very
rennonnirla term:: for ressoniibly prompt paygment.. Punreraioa
to be given on thla lht January nexcrt, or as soonI thle crop In1
gathered.. It is intendled in plnnt x nrg crp o con; pfwht
ever it ay bp, the plurehgr of gotpg nrap.rty can yghove, with
Pgrldie, ogooigg, etc., t the lwet rice.
For faghoer ingoroiiom o g on thissouct, ogpog y on thg e 11 mi
se., go il
n14 llktI f PIIPhU:lO, GOODlRICHI A CO.
JOHN IIALLEI. 6 BROTHER. 247 TCIIOUPI.
toulnas nrvt, ahoce St.J7oseph, CO·PEl.R TIN ANI) SHEET
IRAN WTOE(ISRI rO now pa7lo-)d o do nii kin!d of rork
fu their line of 1 b asinea Inch n, puffin!; ca11,,a, d Copper Gut.
tenVleselc: Also, IpnttlllCI on CopperT Tin und' eilj 1(0(l
)n idI parrs oilthe city ai t mloderato prices, wirl I l:OnptnltiiB and
'iNtpatch. All kinds of.Tahbiht.,g culrl atgpnillft a.ied to wisth
diapntota. fy lriot tlttentton to all rders, wu hapa to mornt a
1har5 of a lto u pxtronnge.
Wa tap Isel to a far tottih fallotaing gen~ttag Messrs.
CGoaier k XWt.g, Jo.iaon k MaIntoal.. Coak .0 lloreaa.Iott Rot.
aat loHghaa, O. WE. Itotrca.h Tttaoa 5lurrt , Iaooa Thnyer,
(iTllier. Totrpln &Co., J. WV. .leaall.
IluI. lira Bos Cdla aholdca' tad Daaloaa' Eoaihnnpa 19'Q
Clotn21 ts oIa
TIIE BAGC-ASSE FURNACE.--L-LIETTERS PA
tent for the Unied States were granted Wo SAMUEI, 1I. OII.
MAN, of No. 31 Nntctlle street. New Oaluo.,l nder tit date+
of Dlecember 4 18354 for nfurnace for hnr lgl Woo d and Bagasse.
This -urna. eolbilln the following qt:ali'ies, as fllly
proed i takitng off SEVEN CROPS TILE PRESENT SEA
SON.
]ot. It worksentirtlybyuaturaltdanught, andwithouttthe aid
ofi Blower.
2,1. It contains no grate bars or other Irons ill tle inlteror.
Ml. It never requires it stoppage of the will to have its ashes
cleanled alt.
4th. The BIgase is never stirred or toutthd after it arrives
is thea fmnncc.co
tth. It burit all tihe Bngasa, and makes steam enoogh to
run the mill n ine, a ixtedam battery nnd n pumping engine.
This is tile only furnace that has taken oft a crop in Lousianna
In comtliante wtlh tie abovu five conditions.
This Furtnae makes no pretension to t r, Bagasse alone, atnd
does ot resemble any other ftrnatte in a sonel fottoe ofits
fort il tte. prcinl ope en which it works, or n the resulto
twhi.l it produces; neither does it appronot theo rights of aty
other p( rty. Reports cireulted to the conhrry are s mere
tricks of trade," known to he false by those who mal.e
them, tnd ealuttlted only to deceive the public tot ptts off ar
thles that canooot standtpon their own merits. No person will bt
tllowedtosell, tmakeor toe aoy ptent Fuornace without authoritp
fromme; andall personsbaving such authorty will bhe fuly
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and postession.
ylv Pa.tent FPurnte is as opplitnble to a train of kettles as to
steam bolthr; andt I am preparetd to i cotdett to apply It to btrn
itg the tl .ot to botl cane juice t e common tran of kettles,
tnder a stnlftttory gtrntttee to he pttlrhtaer.
A treatise on the twhole subiect, in pamphlet form, with draw
iogs, etc., to be had of the suobtriber oby mail or otherwise.
SSAO.MIEL II. tIILtt AN
Jot J d&Wttm 31 Natchez street. Now Orleats.
CNRANE'S PATE NT METALLIC BUIRAL
CASKEI.-?. iH. UO(JK &CO., Proprietr sand Wholesale
Dealers in Crne's Mti Burial CskCet,for the States ot
LonEirinnn nd MIsiihsippI.
Jits At t. aCd Semple Rooms, No. 5?t. Charles street, ippf
ita the St. Charles Hlotel, Nowr Orleans, dm If