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seplat ther report ie,
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nietolie mairnworse,
tt eoa~. int joevengae,
* __ th ean Loot Napoleon baace
f rt*h orn an dterantatton In
Aa &thaleetO isrio i proond to~ bthe
:i kyoringtb~b inftinance.b He ca
t 'be inheald isodurtage to compote
'themathitetared ofttron g a Imeron
Safth'ext~tten, tlnomathnte owext neor
toarl e tio elabtdtego Governomnt
pe4'et.- w~rin~ them woror o dtbeaada of
aityd by tth he State, and keepthre
f4wanfbter betof remnoeratove
-tf~edre *0eerryby the nmpeettlon of
I fe 1onote of Greh cat rla~n Be-s
AotreQe averelgof the rdtay,, bo
4ewpmemtaen memol bteisdneeta andenrg
thenalt bd'btat eoretgne tar the world pato th
~e~ee!ofaguat natLolafore taron
'I .em~·Ighty·Ol i eaoetvetnelet-..w ar
FttthehIroilnerte otoand ryon eobemre
Sparlath'erld-act a ev
BL; vMY rIi V1$GILp A.
eofP ,t toemploy slave labor. I
s `no o ar e ; and he -
'tbhat region
;atltq4$lf4 obctletn. .Slavery In
eni. madi ntatep of te free-labor
tled.t6 i at to conestitutea
otin to "a:eandidate for offie In the
I t"e trhwere kow., it would be found
a ooepta~ble feature in hit rec
S g thos oaupprloed in deference to
le,`, and from, motives of sectionel tu
,tiepr of the Intrnal Improvr
e opij if the New York Times
ioa e i by the late eleotion in Vir.
;' ad3oGgn, the oppoealtio candidate, gained
e goinegp nyeicodI ing testern Virginia, be
Ihavebeen elected= tiaumphantly over John
latgntleiqtrDeni.eratlo candidate, who, ten
1'e goa etidorsed language used agaitrt
igtetooin far tmbreinfamoe and fan
tIe niJo geyever employed by Greeley, Giddings
Gr ew , Free.otiereto all oubstantial Intents and
a9,eplqted Itoer-or, c ather, gave him the
tiU jority which led to hil suocee--jnd, corse
goetlty, the orreopondept iliided to could justly
Ooei'ntthe'conrclldoo be adrived at.- In a very few
tvea't, to likely that .rc:soilera will hold and con
brottbe bslance.of power in the Old Dominion.
rc: nlim, e ooa tly velled and slightly colored
,rhen taibd ir colored at ell-holds a high head in
of the ,layeooldbng States. It 's quits bold in
anVrgioiadIeaao in 'Maryland, omnipotent
italaware,. doe anboutp as it plseer int the border
eooutleol.oKentaoky, and holds absolute poseceslon
baI loitnrotat portion or Mtsouori.
Yet, maey of the prominent statesmen of the domi
n% panrtyi . ty and maintaia that the South wes
e ier ea4Oa ilate,w l regard to the present
i new .fi , , nol Waell, we have no complaints
to e. Wa eprely do our duty as journal!sts in
gihttettiooe disapatablefots.
o t gýll aa . er.-An immense esta
poto1bebe seen at Bothwell; in the Interior of
N lt or the direct route, from Liverpool to
'1 ] tip lonehip vault hbii1t of masonry,
ra ~wioh d4e bilrk apparently for its
Iittgo O ont t4e. year 1150, andoontatns
e e- --,;o,8&0 mini, probably -warriors of
o fpidop I~ A og~lerpa order, so that skulls
ay ' .appe op tsh ontride of the
l t+toliakew 4mcarke of spear and hatchet,
D, o - ` a, ed**their Owezieeprobabliy
ot i iditot'ic astertor 'to lb tevenktypitnJ
weay w A by ccident
aamo, ngoq eoneetiopgwtb the bechar. b
. . . . 4 bg ,teaiq
| t aea B- c ý, nrwa,.deh aers 'e
Ol0n ... ..... 6r
P3 at a eas towna rtcopulOfetel ates killd
by a hot frlomhs own pistol.
1808-The aboera, which phe isd
b a bh t order r Governmet to dsa cover and his a
L r a se who pwblerel beona by the strange I
IbeHgpetary ex peiog alast $2,40o, ,x, eb
on dmil law.
I B --WT em T. harhIy, PoD mestesGentral under 6
eiag tbo0 the rano rl e iroe the refugees wrom dilfrent d
tJko, died it L pool, on e way to
Iya Tr o tenbr Pe Districttn. of the Unid
1. -Ha badlng, an emendat metronome, d ieovd at
g ; ebthe p e overer of the erM planetd
ine abernin oftla deaths in Paris ol celebr.edr p
-isellha T, 1Barr,8t000un
18 -The British, der it r Peter Parkerool, on hais t
i qia asdedabe gles AimongO the ied was nired t
1814--Alendra, aemdnt irino, camer, died ato the
Beitiah, and dele heored up e r the s, shipplanget t
. 18-2-Num bero deaths In Putis ftom cholera v
etc. i, t e h f om r t
181-ta .Bathle of No t endor, Bohemi , when Vonlsed
British, werdlivered the pengagcedbru, shipping,
a etd. t
t1813-Battl eiof NollendorrinBohemia wenVon
leist made a daring descent from the mountains, I
upon therear of Vandamme, and gaining a decisive
victory saned Bohemia, against which Bonaparte had
directed his masterly demonstation.
1804-Thomau Perolval, well known for his writings
t on moralnd medical su cts, died at Manchester,
S180--Caro surrendered to the British, and Egypt
I - by.rthe Fren m, undr Menom. He was the a
lt ch general who landed with Bonparte, and t
the last who left it.
179.1-Andrw Danican, (Phitdor), died ; noted I
!or , t meelnal perfomances and compc.tions, by '
lwht-be auqu(led the obriquet from the King, of
IPhilidar. afte an Italan maodean of that name, and
by which he i generallyknown n s a celebrated obhes
player. Hla fondnoal for the gate grew nto agep.
eldolo,inordertoindulgewhlthetraveled over agreat t
Spart of Europe, engaging everywhere with the hbest
Splayers. He remained some time in England, during
whit he printed his Aal of Chers, a standard
work. On his return to France he devoted his at
tentuon tothe comte opera, of which he produced 21
ir aees, savbort time previous to his decnree he
.played two games blindfolded at the same time
against two excellent hees players,and won.
a 178--By the plague which raged at Tripoli, 0,000
Spermons had died up to this date, of which t300 were
i Jews. The brother of the Bey, his two sohs, and all
the ministers of the Bey were dead. All the Chris
I ts established in the nity ca merhants had died.
t1757-Battle of Norkettln; the Promians forced
Sthe Ru.nlan damp and batterles, and killed 2000 men
Swith.a equallote on their own part.
h .1690--ing William forced to raise the siege of
l imerickafter enitalanog great l ns. d
104C-Parliament ordered a fast for a blessing on
laBotland and Sir Thomas Fairfa's army, and a cas.
.I ion of the plague.
S16ar4-A formal treaty of peace between the
Dutch in New Amsterdam, under William Kleit, and
w the Indiams in the vicinity.
e 164--Treaty of peace between the New England
p Colonies and the Narragansett Indianse.
S15686--Bolyman II, (the Magnifcent), BSult3n of
t Turkey, died. He prosecuted war with varlous stom
It aI in Europe and sia, and took the island of
I Rhodes from the Knights of Jerusalem.
e 1663s-Wolfgang Mosculus, a celebrated German
a divine, died. He adopted the tenets of Luther, and
I by his eloquence gained over the city of Augsburg.
S1483-Louis XI, of France, died. His ambition
led him to the commission of the greatest 2cimes, by
ltwhich he acquircd the title of the Tiberius of
Y France.
1181-Alexander III, Pope, died. He was an able
rpontiff, beloved by his subjects and respected by the
we world.
5s26-Theodoric. fBrt King of the Goths, in Italy,
na died. He advanced commerce and the arts, and
patronized literature, but committed great acts of
cruelty.
30 5. c-Cleopgtra, Queon of Egypt, destroyed her
t self by the bite of an p, to save herself from the
Sdisgrace of captivity.
Texu Intnellgence.e
The San Antonio Texan of the 20th says :
We learn that onday night our neighbors on
the Medina had a remarkably heavy rain, and that
the country around wri completely covered with
water. We shall soon see a great improvement in
our stock ranges. P1
The Herald of the 23d says :
The recent rains throughout the Wret have pro
duced in the last eight or ten days a magical change
in the appearance of the whole face of nature. Oar
prairies now wear their usual garb or green, and of
present to the eye an aspect of unequalled beauty.
The proepect 1w is that we shall have our usual flue
fail and winter range, the value of which can only
be appreciated by thcne familiar with the stock in
terest in Texas.
The Cherokee County Enquirer of the 20th says :
We have had copious rains in various parts of this Oo
county during the past week, which has had the
effect of oneidet~hly modifying the intense heat of D
the season, and we hope, also, of i'nroving the cot- st
ton crops which were suffering greatly from the lat3
continued drouth.
The Eastern Texian of the 20th says:
Since our last issue we have had heavy rain,
which, had they fallen some two or three weeks ago,
would have been productive of great henefit. As It I
is, none but late cotton can be benefitted-the major
portion of the crop having been already very materi
ally injured.
The Brownsville Flag of the 18th has the follow- e
ing :
We regret lo say that the sickners shows no signs
of abatement. There is still a greater proportion of
recoveries as compared with last year. In Matamo.
ros it is rid to be worse than lest year, considering
that it has but lately commenced.
On Saturday night last a man named Anrlstaclo
Gonzaleaw e shot in the stable lot of Mr. Wm. R.
Neale, by Juan Webb, Neale's brotherin-law. On
the hearing before Mayor Powers, Webb was bound
over to ppear before the District Court. The wounds a
in each arm and aide are serious, but the man will
probably recover. There is some mystery pso tho te
motives which led to the affray; they are not well
enough understood to be given here.
The Lavaca Herald chronicles the opening of the
fall trade there. Sixty-one bales of cotton were re
ceived in one day by a single house.
The editor of the Gollad ilessenger lately killed two
hundred bats in his office in a single hour.
The Houston Telegraph announces that there is a
PoetOffioe thief between there and New York, and
that suspicion hovers between Galveston and New
Orleans.
The Telegraph states that ice is now an uonttala
ble luxury in Houston.
The Telegraph thinks that, as the continued silence t
of the GO. H. H. R.R. Co., which has been observed
for months past, and their inactivity, have led the
people to doubt either their good faith or their ability
to go ahead with their enterprise, it now becomes a I
bhatter of Importance that a new charter should be
obtained add a company organlied, whioh will do
ioethtingl besides talk and build fortunes for its pro.
There is t bi bartsborn factory established in
Houston.
The Bastrop Advertlear states that Mr. G. P. Shaw,
who bad astore at CeOderoeek, twelve miles west of
Dstrop, oi0at0itted e.solde a +few nights since, by
takIe*g.laaedstute. He had been drinking, and some
personshad painted him all over with green paint,
and sewed him up ina sank. On awaking, and.not
succeeding in washing the paint from his hair,
roStiha hears It reped l
fl blho0 thakt l on 0 ed on rr
a"ey 1 tohe the oldSlapnb digginglas,
ich hiv 5ted o for the leat ten years.
A edorespondent of the Galveston News writs a
letteritm Qgalcevlle, Cooke county, under date of
he lh sf Jly, from whdh we extract the follow
Severa of our citizens have Just come into from the
gold digio, below the month of the Little Wiohita.
Tnhere heoe tu n found a few particles large as
.ants of torn, bht 'tie mostly in mhel partler. o
Every one iasyet riplng and teang around. But
few go right into steady digglog and washing. There
at near a thonond person there already. Provis
lon are plenty in hie andadjolining cosotUs-floor
selling at $2 0 per barrel; bacon 10 to 1i2c. per lb.;
cole, sngar and liquors bringing the usual prccs.
It Is muppoed there Is mnch more gold oin "H
hert'e settlement," on Little WLchita, than where
they are working; bt It will require crushers and
machinerytogetit ot. They have opened some of
the old holes used by the Mexican and Indian, some
0 to 100 years ago, when these mines were worked,
and found an abundance of mining tools, etc. Ellis
Bean, of whom youn see an account in the "History of
Texas" always insisted there wt e rich gold dig.
ginge in the Witchta country as In California many
years since. He hed to vielittht region of country
with his command from Naogdochea to rocoe:r lo
pieces of br as canna crt red by Is Indians atthe
time they drove the Mexicas from the mines.
They then passed to the westward, and on Sunday
morning, about 3 o'clock, ten or flt Cen of them
watered their horse at the Medina in front of the I
town of Binders, and were seen byMr.Bird. On
Sunday morning theywere tollowed and seen several
times 6y the citizens In pursult; at three o'clock in
the evening they killed Joseph Buahnell, on or near
the banks of the Hondo creek, and pared thence
west, followed by the citizens. They alled a great
many cattle. The inhabltlon are much alarmed, as
the Indiansa appear to he determined to do all the
damage they on,lnsteado oconfining theiroperations
to stealing as formerly.
From the San Antonio Herald of the 24th we eo.
tract the following:
By the arrival of Mr. David Monroe. lest Tuensday
evening, from Bander, we have this Information:
That on Thursday night fonoteen Indians made a
foray in Heir eoant.y, kil'ing fleen horses belonging I
to Mr. Cook, living above the Balconies.
About fifteen holes at Lane's rancho, on the
Medina, are mining, and it is snpposed that they
have t3en stolen by the Indians, as they, the uIndens,
had separated before Sunday morning.
Mr. Cook is paying men two dollar per day to fol.
lowand capture them if peosible.
Peutcuem AN FoORA Toxrr.--The New York
Herald of the 24th rays :
The race for thepremlum of $1S000 took place at
Boston ycsterday, between the celebrated trotters,
Princem and Flora Temple. It Is estimated that
twenty thoneand persons were present, at Ict one
tenth of whom were ladies. The race was spirited.
Flora Temple won In three straight heats. The time
wrc, the fist heat, 2:33; second, 2:2.6 ; third, 2:31.
On Wsdea y, Atres, ' at Wh t-": O'phur Springs, Va,
POILIP D. QUIA . "
His frlenbds and erqln'stsoe, also those of his brothers,
Samuel and Arthur Fargse, are Inled to atted the frnesal
thi eoeoing st ld o'elsk, from the reidence or his mother,
ir,. Widow. Bi rgo, eorsner or Lone ~od Columbus streelt, I
asiWe are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRON as a cndidate for Constable of the Seventh Justices
Com:, Forth Dlstroit-tleon November 7th, 01W--and
obltge MANY FRIENDS.
o 2ipteoT
aSFor Congress-We are authorized to an
nonmoe AWRENCE D. NICHOLLS, of the perish of Asoen.
sloe, a the oppoeetien cendidat to represent the nSeod Con
g.eatosto L i.at s 2plto7
~-tifth Ward Ameriean Club-Tlls Club,
by renolttn, meets regoulrly on the FIRST WEDNESDAY
of each month, unUl the flrtWederdoay of September, from
whloh time it will meet weekly.
By order of the President. auoL 2ptt
--Sixth Ward American Club-Thlt Club,
by resotulon, meots regularly on the FIRST FRIDAYof each
mont, ntllthe tet PFiday of Septembr, from whoh time
twill neet waehly. Sit
W'The Drugs commonly administered to
Fever and Ague patients are generally ruinools to the system,
instead of curative and strengthenlng; yet the oatrums de
vid by self-suMflient old women are not muhl better. 8ome
thiog s needed which shall be the prodout of profouno skill to
the healing art, yet beyond the ordinary routie of the proefe
dloe. This ntodenratum supplled by the dtiogesthed Dr.
J. HOSTETTER, whose Bitters take rank among the most
powertol modleteo ever devied. Its eaer are speedy and
eertnai. Rven the most settled oases of the dim yie d to the
totlo properties of the Blilers.
Bold i New Orklea, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT
&CO., and 151 Chaes street, sole agents for the Shnthern
Stet, and to whom al order should be addreoed. and by
drugstse and dealers genorlly everywhere. sao29 p6tkW
"The Eagle tUpright Saw Mill, with an
eightfoot Saw and fifteen horse Engine, Boiler, etc., complaee,
will be sold for $17l. A large asim Mill with twenty horse
power Engine, Boiler, et., complete, at 2 OR. At these prices
the macheinery will be delivered on board of steanmer tn New
Orleans.
Terms of payment are CASH or OITY ACCEPTANCES,
payable n 3, 6 9, or months, with loteret.
sni 2ptf W .. CUSHING, H7 St. Charle at.
arsThe best Sewing Machine is the Grover
& Baxse-they hem, fell, gther and stitch in the most epe
rior manner, ad are the only machiene in the marhet that re
so well aod simply made that they may he sent into families
with to other inslrulctions thatn are contained In a circulr
which acompaenie each Machine, and from which a child of
ten year may redily learn how to use them and keep them tin
order. They make upwards of fifteen hndred dstlohe a minute,
and will do thesewing of a fmily cheaper than a seamstress
an do it EVEN IF SHE WORKS AT THE RATE OF ONE
OC4T AN HOUR. The Southern Ageny is loated at No.
11 Camp streot. sun 2ptf
IsThe Eagle Cotton GIn Company are re
colviog a supply of their Gnla Stnds by every otesmer. and
hope to be able to supply all orders from Merchanto and
Planters. We continue to garatee our Gins to evey respect,
and It Ia a well oteblished Iaet that the Cotton gnoed on the
Engle Stand brings THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. The
Gins are sperior to these of all other manfoturers. Planters
in sending orders should be patinular to state the hand motion
of the Gis they rtequire.
AR orden sent by telegraph will receie prompt attention.
Direct all letters to WM. L. CUSHING, Agent of Eagle Cot
ton Gin Company, No. 7 St. Charles street, New Orleans.
ean2 2ptf
&S-Only $2,000 for a twenty horse Engine
Awo Saw Mitsst.-tm Engines and Bollers, with a Circular
Saw Mill and fifty-four inch Saw, manutactured in the most
suterlor manner, will be sold at the low price of Two Thousand
Dollars, at the Eagle Cotton Gin Depot, No. 57 t. Charles
street, WM. L. CUSOIING, Agent.
Send fora Circular. auol 2ptf
WS8pring BHedSo-B to $0 50 for the beot
Sprtog Bed in existeoce. (Howe's atolnt) at No. 378 Broadway,
New York. teamine it, or address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular. Special
Inducements to the trade and local agencies.. jy2i 2pWly
-S.aewlng lMachines In work-boxes are
made only by the Grover A Baker Company, and can be sed
either by hand or f1t. Prlo only $75.
Sales room, 11 Camp street. ail 2ptf
as-The Great Engllsh Remedy-Sir James
Co.oao'eOLotnoajce IPLoo Plu. I-Prepared from a pro
soriptln of Sir J. Clarke, M. D., Physician Etreordint y to
the Qeen.
This well known medicine is no imposition but a suon ad o
rtmedy for Female Dimooltteo and Ohstruetiom from any ae se
whatever; and, although a' powerful remedy, they oontain
nothiLg hurtful to the constitution.
To Matrried Ldin t is peculiarly dited. It will, ina short
time, Mbrin on the monthly period with regularty.
Them Pils have never tees known to fai, where the dlo
tione on the second page of the pamphlet are well obsered.
For flll perticulars get a pamphlet, free, of the gent.
N. B.-11 and 6 pompse stamps, exlosed to amy authoried
agent, will insure a bottle, ontaonlot over fifty pills, by return
of net.
General Agent for the Unte States JOB MOSES, Rooheoter
N.Y. J.WRIGHT &CO., NewOrlans, WholeOale Agesnt, and
I old by all repea.thle Druggists. fl SplyAW
a-The manly moustoache If whltened by
time, or rtddened by nature, become insteloly dark as night
uoder the opetation of CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. A few moments somce to metamorphose a head of
helrp which effends the eye by its he., Into a crown of beauty.
Woman's ringlets, If prematurely frostsd hy care or loknoe,
or naturally of an uoloveeable oltr, are changed to a rich,
warn brown, or a splendid and O like blah, o ten minutea,
I by this wonder-working preparation.
Sid everywhsere, and applied by all Halt Droea .
au8 bpImW CRISTADORO, No. 6Ator ooSe. N*.Y.
S WWorth Reading and Thinking about
SBIINOER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Deinteed for
the un of the Medicl Profmeion and the Family, having e
peroedd the so-lied "Gis," " AromtiUo," " Cordal"
Medicnrted,, " eta., ci now endorsed by all the prominent pho
clansl chemists and cnuomumuos o pos1eoin all those in
trinsio medieinal qualties (Tlo and Dinrett) which belong
Io on OLD a PURE GIN. Pt up in Quart Bottles, and sld
by all DrggIts, Grooeors, eto.
A. n . BININGER A CO.,
(Establshed 178)-Sole Importers,
SJyn ply o. H38 Broadway, N. Y.
James A. Thempsen.,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
E. QI BRIOADWAY, (nuear Osal str et,) W y TO
11111
'REBUCT ON 'I PRICESi
THE PI, OFi s
L a rrOa Br6 OT
lUSelTON & DAUSoT
nam0 meeov5as,
MR. CHARLES LEIQHTON,
Who will tontlne the buslne In his on name, hereby notafe
hk frlends ad the publlo that he will sell
The Whole of Last Year's Stoek
-AT A vIRT
SMALL ADVANCE ON THE ORIGINAL COST,
Amtos whicoh nll be found
FINE FRENCH MERINO COATS.
.. .. P.. ANTS.
FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERE COATS AND PANTES
WHITE AND COLORED LINEN ..
MARSEILLES VESTS.
THE WHOLE OF OUR
STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING
i 1t Manufacturlng Cost I
IN THE
88ET AND FE3iBSDB!IG DEPAITHENT
-MAy also be round a
LARGE LOT OF LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
aria? VAslaT rO STTI Aln ALL PICM.
OAUZE, COTTON AND MERINO
LISLE THREAD AND SILK UNDER-GARMENTS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS. CRAVAT8 and TIES
In Endlees VarIety.
The whole of thls wll-seleoed stook has been purehusd by
Mr. Leghdtoa, pesonally, whso lon exporienoe In the BSoOlh
r htrade, i well known heon.
IN. B.-Mr. J. B. THOMPSON. of ,he Its firme of
Thompson A Nlxos, a..H still have oharge of the CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT to New York, where he ill warrsnt a good
t ald god goods to all who my.wlh to give an order.
Ordens taken as ual at the
Premium Shirt Depot of
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Cosrar St. Charlea and Cnl tI.
jgpMenufasory, 106 Grad and 411 Broadway, Now York.
Sate Continueud
UP TO THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
In order to makeo :oo for my early FALL IMPORTA
TIONS, I Bwll oper the balanes of my stosk of
ELIEGANT DRESS GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY,
-g.a T A-JE l E]rront
ThE stock Is very Eomplete, e omprlsg some of the most
ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE STILES imported In
BILKS, GRENADINMS,
SILKS, MUSLINS, ORGANDIES,
FRENCH and ENGLISH BAREGES,
THREAD LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
REAL LACE POINTS and MANTLES,
CAMBRAI LACE SHAWLS and POINTS,
FRENCH MILLINERY,
LADIES' AND MISSES' SONNETS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
PLUMES, ete
Juost opened, a luop nvoteo of.clebra'ed makes, in
BLCKG OIL BOILED SILKS,
FROM M2 TO 50 INCHES WIDE
-Also
RICH COLORED SILKS,
POPLINS, FOULARD SILKS and
FRENCH CA',ICOFS.
JOHN TODD,
slos IpSt 12 d It Chartres sterat
Blootmield 8 Steel,
MAMMOTH BOOK AND PAPER
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS would do well to cell at this
place for
School Books, Paper and Stationery,
before purchuing elsewhere.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
auo 2plt No. 60 Camp etr, et.
City Hotel Sat Store.
The trm of JOHNSTON A TURNER being dlolveod by
mutual consent, on the 19th Int., the undersigned takes this
method of informing hia friends and patrons that he will
contlnue to
CARRY ON THE HAT BUSINESS,
IN ONE OF THE STANDS OCCUPIEDBY LATE FIRM,
No. 14 CAMP STREET,
and respectfully asks ountinuan ce of their custom.
His STOCK OF HATS will be large and selected with a
vlew.to the want, of the publio, and at
Prices Extremely Moderatel
THOS. B. TURNER,
City Hotel Hat Store,
ao20 Ipl2t No.14 Camp street.
For Ment.]
SIX ROOMS,
-On=
SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR
-or-
" STORY BUILDING,"
Corner of Camp atnd Common streets.
Apply to
au20 2rtf ALFRED MUNROE & CO.
Dress Trimmings.
Just received, a beautiful assortment of Colored and White
DRESS TRXIMMINGS.
-Ale-
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
-OP
GENTLEMEN'S WALKING STICKS.
LION & PINSARD,
iM and a Royl street,
I$18 bt Corner Bienivlle e.
Insurance OIfte, 48 Camp Street.
° UNITED STATES (MUTUAL) LIFE INSURANCE AN
NUITY AND TRUOT COMPANY.
Asset.... ..........................1,595,7
Losmee paid at this olte since 18t........ 2.,194 00
Of which ha been paid to dae In 1859.... 9,885 00
$10,000 TAKEN ON A SINGLE LIFE :
Contracts completed and Policies honed by the undersigned
agent without the delay of a reference to the parent o1fe, and
all LMsses, paid here.
SFIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE,
--IN rh
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Com
0 pany of Philadelphla.
Assete .................... ........ ...... 102,785 IT
d -Aod
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
Ce VIRGIKNtA.
. Ca Capital..... .......................... 00000
The undmelgod is now prepared to ueo 'Polices against
loss or damage by Fire (City or Cemtry) to the extnt of
130,00o on my one risk. Also, on River and Marine Crgo
Risks, at current rates of Premium.
r Polcie of the sboe well knownCompnies are held by
lre number of our merchants, on City and Counry riss, and
by nearly every locl ompany in the city for reloeranon.
A Cub Return on Fire, River and Marina Premiums will be
made to thoe deorltog It, llieo of Soep Divideondi; and the
goent is fully authorded to adJstO and pay Ilon with the
0 promptness of oy good Company in the city.
The beht lOty reforaoea given on applicatlon at the once.
A share of bulsc upeoitf.ly oleited,.
HARMON DOANE, Agent,
- ul5 2plym No. 48 Camp tree.
Dr. George . SmUIBh,
DENTIST.
Havine maomuedhtl-oaeUo , w ,ll attend to ofin oal
B 5,50 ats .4 Si ofe, No. 17 CANAL IT.EZ , noewly
SEe lOeOkhuro h. * wWt
ELSMOTION NOYE4BSR 7, 1589.
ooNGA"FrR IST5ICT....J. *. BodlJgo7.
HnIF .....I............. ....... T. Pa,.krI
COROR O.N......................... ID . , . . lsealh,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY .......... ...0. . Bradord. e
OLRRKS OF COURTS.
CLERK FIRST DIST, COURT-N. Trepagaler.
.. SECOND .. P. B. WUts.
THIRD .. ER. Toledano , :
FOURTH .. J. O. Chalon.
FIFTH .. C. F. White.
SIXTH I.. uTaE N. PhillIps.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS.
FIRST DISTRICT-Thos. Askew.
SECOND .. Jos. Hernsodes.
THIRD .. rV. t. Cm.
FOURTH ..
ALGIR.......... Hpollte Fortler.
STATS ASSESSORS.
FIRST DIBTRICT-P. F. Trlnohard.
SECOND ..
THIRD .. TA. Boulet. A
FOURTH J. .A. Watkins.
ALGIERS.......... . 3. R. Chisholm. S
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST JUSTICE-A. G. Brlee.
SECOND .. . F. .Sltehell.
THIRD .. A. Sauntler.
FOURTH .. E. Morel.
FIFTH .. A, Duquereron.
SIXTH .. A. Fortler.
SEVENTH .. J. A. Barrett,
CONSTABLES.
FIRST JUSTICE COURT-J. B. Houghton.
SECOND .. .. W. H. Waters.
THIRD .. ., Sail. Halilton.
FOURTH .. .. Octavo Calonge.I
FIFTH .. LouaI Power.
SIXTH .. .. C.V. Esnard.
SEVENTH .. .. F.L. Newland.
soil bplf
Remsoval.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
-To 4he-.
NEW, SPACIOUS IRON BUILDING
-Known ss
"Story Building."
LsIdle and gentlemen are Invited to call.
IE.ntrome from both strlcsl. ola 2,*
Bundrfes I RSndrtesc II
WHITE LEAD--0,00 bs. pure Union brand.
LINSEED OIL-103 bbls. Boiled and Raw--bE qusldiy.
COPPER-I100 mass Braters'--10 to14 Is.
ROOFING TIN-00 boma Laded Plte-I. C. andI. X.
MANILLA ROPE--I otlls 6ithred toll inch.
TARRED CORDAGE-1000 o ils Roma Bolt Rope Maone, I.
Inc.
FOUR-BUSHEL BAGS-200 bales for Co Sed and Bran.
DUCK--120 bolts Woodbnry A Pilot, for Meo by
SMITH, COOPER & STEBBINS,
sol pim T71 Tchoopltoolas strnt
fI. .E. WIF'ion,
FINN WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARH.E,'.vTLERY,
GUNS. FANCY GOODS.!
ote., tet.,. et..
laS sto No. 88 Canal street.
OsB. urryI. J. a. G XNnEDT.
Ruf.y a' Co.,
80...................CANAL STREET...................80
We an now propared to do ol the
VWATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY WORK
THAT MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO US,
-WIth
NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
5.om bhe old customers of Major nHlly aod ho friendsdof
J. B. G. Kennedy we respoltflly solicit a share of their
patroegss.
Our stock of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry and Fancy Arlleles.
wll arrive a few day., when we will take plesure In show.
lng them to our cutm0a e.
Wbolesalo and RBet. Country Merhebnts wll, plare glro as
BRUSHES, COMBS sod
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, etc.
80 Canal street,
nod 2lf One door .am Chartres, towards the rver.
Crockery, China, Glass,
HOUSEFURNISHING HARDWARE.
The subscribers have formed a copartnership under the style
of P. R. FELL & MARSH, and will open, after 1st Sptember,
at No. 62 and 64 GraOler street-near Camp
A NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
-or
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASS and HOUSE FUR
NISHING HARDWARE.
Which they will offer,
Wholesale and Retall,
at unprecdented low prce.
Parties who intend pbrchaoes In this lne, will promote their
own interest by lttle delay.
CMce, for the prelsnt, at No. 10 Bank Plue, oear Gravoer st.
P. R. FELL,
su8 2plm ALANBON MARBH.
Roofing .Materiial.
Apgey for the sale of McCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON,
AMERICAN TIN, and
Galvanic Protected Iron.
The Galvanlo Proeoted Iron I a new article, made from
Charmoel Iron, and oated with a compoaitloo which renders It
not only otlrely rot-proof, and well adapted to ths climate,
but the most drable and oheapelt artole ever invented for
roolOgpurposes.
HEATON & OLIVIER,
myMl IpSm Sole Agenat, 49 Common street.
Bruff Brother 11 Searer,
44.................WARREN STREET ............... 44
NEW YORK.
-Inventorn of the
CELEBRATED OVAL EYE COTTON HOES.
IMPROVED PATTERN CANE KNIVEN.
-SOLE AGENT FOR
R. P. BRUPF'S AXES.
EThe Jobbingl trade supplied by the package.
SE-A heary stock of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
etc.. cortantly on hand. Jyll 2ply
Linen Shirt Bosoms.
JUST RECEIVED, A FRESII ASSORTMENT OF
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS.
-aso
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
EMBRUIDERED LINEN BOSOMS,
At a great variety of Prices.
LION & PINSARD,
fanud 6 Royal stree',
ael 2ptf Corner tlentvlle.
Belden & Eames,
FREDERICK BELDEN..................... D. W. EAMES,
(8ucceuors to S. . Gormano n Co.)
iWo. 86 MEA.lrA,.- Z I W=S'T.,
CORNER GRAVIER, NEW ORLEANS,
JY'PORTERS, BMANUFACTURERS,
-Wholesale and Retail Dealersfin
SOT FUR, MILK, AND WOOL IAv8'S,
MsJsaS ss .zoo2.OOr s,
LADIES' BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, Umbrellas, etc., etc.
Manufaotry, No. 69 Brandy, N. Y. Je2l 10t5n5
WF'ines, Liquors, etc.,
NO8. 13 AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of OREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE,In qouar
and pints, oontually on hand, whiclh I equaol to the best thalt
oomdtothismSrket, Also, other brands of lnferior qualty.
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA BHEBE
lY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF CORDON SHERRY, AN.
OHOE SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOCK, Old and
rhie PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BBANDIES-SMeran, of the v0it0ge of 1791, 1798 and 1S
and other berude. WHISKY, oalldeelrpttloae-Sotch, Irtlh,
Rye andBobon. ALE nd PORTER, in pints and quela.
Almoon hand,my unsol soormeont of the but
Wines and Liquors
In the markt, whlh will be sold ao rnable tear an
otherhoesoin the eoy.
BEWELL T. TAYLOR,
47T ly No.b rand 15 R*yaletrl
Butland u #Daves,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents.ot4thesIndepe ndent!Boats,
md Ipt1 Mons. ASS.
impr.,4 andd 3MUapmea""e. 5
TO BB DBAWN BT
WOOD, EDDY a 00.,
-SaOm to
Eamuel Ewan 8 Co., and Or0.gpo, Ruar
s Co.,
And new mBagr of the
EOOuGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOUBRIAND NIE
TUCKY
STATi LOTinMNl I
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital FPrwn,eo.oo,ws. ts.rl ,ondlw
NEW AND SPLENDID ISONME.
nho follewa Sehema will be drawn by WOOD, EDD3
S00., (smoure to Samuel Owen & Co., of Stogle, eat
Greg, A Nmary, of Detaware.) KManger at ls SrUt
Aandmy LOtert, of Oeorgl to NbOr *tof eraIs a l. m
bet Lott fror AUGUST, INS, at AUOUA. a~ Is. nb.
iIte, a follows:
(Clas 82 Draws aturday, Avgust 6, 181.
OuSS Draws Saturday, AUgast 13, Sag.
01mC 4 DaewaSardy, Augum 10,14$
Olaal DrawsuBatrd,. Augunt 1. 18.
5,488 PRIZE t II
IAIHLY ONE lEBIZE tP aV r B 1E0 W.,K.n d.
The folwgperb oheme will be drawn
rHLO SATURDAY IN JULYI
1riW e............0o.0 1................... Oe,
1 .. ........... 10000 I...................... ,0o
1 .. ........... 1,00 Ui.............: ...... . 1000
1 ............. ..........................
1 .. ........... 1.00 ......................... d1.
1 .. ...........1 .. ..... 1,ggs
• ............ s ........................ ,
100 . ........... O a...................... 0,00
10 .. ........... 0 oare............. .... gae
100 .. .......... 1 an ....................10006
APPROXIMATIOx PMIE ,
a Ph" at Si0aewrlatg 83 ·mg.to o0...prAtm... 51135
pdinsa O 0n apprnl.matlal. t t 0,000 pe.ea.... 1,00
5r d amr 3~o s *Ml .,** a*gI
dpremsof S00appbroelmeteto 10000 prsemr..,, 10N
Oprisea on 22 approalloo eg It.prnsm....
4pDl.. of 0a0 rnabealag to 4,00oPriman... 83
prIaeof l appoprloada to e 0015 dan..... IM
4p1letef 100.pproambllalto a1.30 'bean.... 4O
S {0pIr t a. ..........................,.. . 0
Whoelfle Tbe. 10; HN.Iv 0 lQearHed .. "'
NSA Circlar sehowla thh Plne lo the XdSteu we hib
maet to lam oen d..Irr of raraiag Lt.
s00 Prdee of p.dwl be d.talaned by thelelird o ot
smbr thaldraw the 0.0 prL. For eamp.l It the
ambe drawlngthe W.Ot0pribenadwllh No.1.lhan Selih
ehlawherlthea nmber unds Iwll be mlld dla I,. N
lha ambasl .wlith No. . thaen Ilthel tehL whro lthema .
esentdl 1 Iwll be atlales0.20, nd so on ta 0.
0. .. 1O HlO f .. ...........
S ,P *10 Wa . ll Ta .........S.,
SlOQlu0b ............. 1
11 OD.Ri00G TIOET oB OR TIIIOATIE,
Be. ham neytoea nsma form e!lla rded.at
re.dit of r h they w.llbeoorwrded db It. mall.
Pareh.es ean have fs.5.t0 endi In .ur sugrehah map
Thelitet drawn Nmuner and Prlmeswll hbe st (an wa
base.r immdalately after the drawing.
WPrnmmewtlm p rloe wl their lana n and
*the lhrPmeet.onom. Corntyod e1.1.
aBemm that every FPl Is drawn ld pa e I
fUll, without d.dedon
ADll mmama1t.lonsrltly eendenttai
Addrs. ordmr 1fo TiLhkLa or Certfatel
WOOD, :EDDY & CO.,
Ean1201, Poatmbe. New Orlmaan.. 3
WOOD EDDY A 00.,
on Ip2AW AUage30 Gorgta.
Boots, Shoes and Brogan.,
AT WHOLEBALE.
Plentaolee mrppled with primo DltIblge BOOTS, w
BROGAN8. Wool., Menxa. Palm Lef, Strawandl a.mpae
.TS. I the lAo wMt make prie., by
fROST * 00.,
[Na 10 Msga.1a stree. Maw Or!....
HAaTS. OCAP , ete.,
AT WNOLEOALnI,
We rweoenealn rerwnlg a iaa.n lm d NmnaId
ear, Camlea Panama Leghr, Straw,. Palm Lan, Keaem
and Wool HATS. a. the lowS marke prfse, by
FROST & CO.,
Spit IpOW le 10UdneS
E. .5. Tyler,
110 CANAL ST ........................NEW OSLAJA
-Deaer f-
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
jmw m X. , r p
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
-Manufactuare to Order
Sllverware and Jewelry.
DIAMONDS BESET, WATCHE, CLOOK Snd JEWELRBT
nar..al0. J.Optf
moyreag'a Restaurant,
U7 CANAL STREET.
Doutng the 'put esaon this wMlt.hnw esitnhbehme.t b he
been retoted Mad pat in complete order and smuh mmtemea f
made auo touratee to our pthmot , it nll tmes, nil the delesa
dee the marhet aefod.
The publio may est assured tht oUthing will bete.t udede
on our part to malntnin the repation that "MHOREAUM he
hithetoe attottod-thot of bn one of the best RMe no i
the United Stat..
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors "MEmea',s"
lT pt Ne. 117I MOole.
Cabinet Makers'
UPHOLSTERS' MATERIALS
Of Every Description.
Gilt Cormice, Hair Cloth, BShade, Corled Hate. E
Cloth, Ctrtain Good,. Cords and Tasele, Varnish, Gimps mod
Frines, Sprtno, Bottoms and Twlne. Glue, Pked d o n.
moo Mot, Comphene and Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Paitot Mnd
Ohs, Wall Paper, et., at the LOWEST CASH PRIGCE, by
HEATH & CO.
m23 Iply No. 7loemsets0 .
IValt Paper: IWatl Paper*
BAUMBACH & EVERS,
WHOLESALI AND RETAIL DEALRSBI I
Freneh and American Paper Hanl gngs.
BORDERS, CORNERS., OAK AND
MARBLES, t every vruley,
68 UARTEES STREET.
Fartleator atteon dtoo d to all work in thelr line. t1S lply
Lea S Perrins'
OELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronouneed by.Connolssears
-To be
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND APPLICABE TO VERPY VABI.T. 01 DISRE
Extrtof a latter from " Medlesl gentleman at d o
hi brother at Worcester, under date of May, 181:
"Tell LEA A PERRINS that their SAUOCE t highly
teemed , I nd , In my opinon, th moat palaable
vell as the most wholeome Bc tehat s mode."
Extentlve Frauda
The only oedtl awarded by the Jury of the New York Eaht
bltlon of Foreign Sauces, was obtained by LEAA PERRINS
for their WORCESTERBSHIRE SAUCE. The world.wide
fame of whlih having led to numerousFORGERIES ,pur.
ohuarre reequested to seo that the names of LEA A PER
RINS are uponlthe WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA & PERRINS will prooeed gait tmy one infringng,
either by msanufacturing or vending spurious Bae, and havy
Instructed their oorrepondents In rlouts patts of the world to
edyte them of oy lofringements. Sle Wholesale genIot for
the United Sttet.
JOHN DUNCAN &t SONS,
40M Broadway, New Tork.
A stook always in tore. Also, orders eeevedfordtaee
shpmenot from Eglan d. u1$ SItly
French Shirts.
Jut received, s fresh Invoice of
WHITE LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS,
COLORED COTTON SHIRTS.
Also, s beautiful aesortment of
GENTLEMEN S NECK TIES.
L1ON & PINSARD,
to and 66 Boyl street.
Jr4 Ip corser of Blenvrile.
t1e Ea stern Ctarion,
PAULDING, MISS.,
1. I. 4ADA1M ..............................DIMB .
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,htLong thelas.etetrtoaelit
of anyOoutryNwespopen in th Se th,ti vetryepetpnilotl
ffnreddusnatdvertelsgmedtum tothe Kerehsntoof NewOp.
Agents for New Orleeas :
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO., .
o18 SptI No. 12% Commtolnl Plae.
Cigars l Cigars :
Peuasere wil olys eSod to st an eortme of the
well.knon bands-.Intnlded, Plor doe P"aed, M ldto.,
Flrde Panohe, Redowe. ·brga. Parteu , Kowgo.thing
Washlngtoe. Dos Bermaons, Mam Habano, eto., ete., at the
towet p PTSCO
P. PhATS t CO., .
It pt I Uemmoeroi Plot.