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inthe lad. Our fastt
thae proposition that
o0 deaf in New Orleans,
active, and terrible to
atopponent to cite: a par.
tfhet and figures we are
4th of May, 1867, to the 17th of June
1 e im costulotoiS in the First
Vt18snfrlita; and 162 anogfata
a teal of 690 case tried In about two
,Q alpeltse iundays, legal bolidays, and
of each summer, directed by law,
S ;Wke itrst of July to the first of November, it
wl be found that the First Dlstrit Court has aver
aged consledrably ore than one ease per day,
slacq JidgqNe at ooeepled a seat upon thei bench.
'i feoa chUee of all piltes, look at these
age tusbthe , and ask yourselves
" sher g ~ayfaplntt a ytlound with the ad
{ o c;aehsre", Is not lofty
and AlthNoeers Instead of
ticlrpseeeiseation? IThere is
mteg among you who will
atoraifiree the fosegolngInterroga
e Ae ieor depraved than the people
we have more law-breakers
s tnother" communities are cursed
tlh ist not the fact)-It does not follow
iooets should be condemned as imbecile,
it chrru.O , when they discharge their
~neiampled idelity and amazing in
Sthe cntrary, every good citizen should
r defence, and by their countenance
help them to become still more, if possi
aird g to the rash and inexperienced, and
a .nxrab terror to all designers of evil against
t elllow-men.
We will now citesome facts and figures inregard
to.4a administeation of the Police Department of
the yorporaton of New Orleans. No doubt the
saeeutof facts we are about to make will sur
prise mtny of our readers, who have solong heard
teries of polle inefilclency continually dinned
t their, earsn, that they begin to believe them.
.Thabt our pollee could be improved, no one doubts.
Theare I nota ,good municipal police in anydity in
the United States, and there never will be, until a
, radical reform takes place in the mode and manner
Iof deleng thlngs, whloh will never occur until the
Swners of .the counry are permitted to govern
the coun . Unti that eent happens, matters,
.ptata lanpd nilipal, are bound to go on
1 s im sore We boast of the excellence of
u toe-gt on stiltls and defy Christ
o-yte fear if the criminal statistics of
o.,sO1c,0 opeople of Europe were compared
Ith mnaistatistics of our 25,000,000 popu
laile, rewould not only cot a very melancholy
gure,but would be unable to hold up our heads
°alerwards.
S ut, we are digressing. Let es return to our
mpoh abused Police Department-and to facts and
igures. tince the present Mayor of the city was
Sugurated n placed the control of the Police
eihe hand of an esfient and honorable chief
Thomas . Adams, Esq.-the amount of service
Which b as been performed is really astounding,
d proves conelnsively that, whatever their im
p ioUs, the Pol.ce have neither been lasy or
db to.their duties. Between June 21st,
15, and Sept, l1st, 1858- period of fifteen
Sthe Police of the city.of New Orleans
amade $84,5 arrests I Here is a condensed state
'meat of the services of this much traduced and
ridiculed Police. Let our readers divide the num
ber f arrests made within a given time, with the
:frte employed, sud then they will see clearly
Wboether the Pollee and ita management deserve
Iraise or condemnation. We are willing that they
should isted or fall on the facts and figures we
The!mta total ofarrest shows a remarkable fig
rie Nlst that is not the fault of the Police. If
o-r people are more disposed to rascality than any
th p rtpe, thuld not be obhged to the offi
'cee f4te law. They should be commended for
doing theiri lty awell as they have done, instead
of coere anlmadverslon hurled at them.
, w ll observe, ea passnl, that no Police
o. e.rit can be completely efficient unless it meets
l. .e enoraging support of the general com
sWith leubmission of these facts, figures and
ent, we take leave of the subject, for the
re t We might dwell atgreaterlength,
. petire truth, but although the subject is
by nomeans exhansted, this article has become
ali too, long for the crowded state o our
Matekh Making.
The . lever for match games has risen to such a
hight, that even the potato peelers of Milwaukee
hared caught the infection. Bead the following
challenas, which we find in the Utica (N. Y.)
To all the poity peelers in giniral! Attention
ihe.slp t ,I will bettwo pigs, a hundred dollars in
money, a epahteen of whisky, the championship of
the world, an interest in my cart, and another dot
lta in money, that my lawful wife BridTet O'Dor
key. can soUlly out any woman living, with her illU
ga.tp,.Otas peeling, be jabers The match to
come on ather before or after any one takes up the
ehllen, according to the rules of the game, with
two le and a reffly, whose doty It shall consist
win d d fairly for Bridget O'Dorkey. Now come
On ! o "PATRIGK 'lDORKiY, daker."
In a fewdays Mrs. O'Byke concluded to pare in,
end James Byke, the supposed father of her ten
ohildren, sent Patrick the following:
mlb Pcirik ode Bridget O'Dorke l : To hill wid
oyerpotaty eelln' An' for ten years twiced, has
SMosi o peeod the llegant praties of Doombledoe,
adnew she elevates the challenge and will peel
potatys wid Bridget at the town hall, one week for
ta)a, a thousand potatys, all of a big, and no
lin' n salt water to start the skins
JAMES O'RYKi.
The match came off according to appointment,
the judges agreeing to eat the potatoe with salt as
alrst as they were peeled. rewat excitement en
sued. Bridget arrived in the hall with her seven
c ldren, w'le Molly brought her ten. Everything
moved peelingly for a time; when Bridget stopped
up her stoeldng, feol behind, while soon,
cy stopped by her husband for five cants,
w gays iridget the start.
On'the bt potato they were even, when a flea
gltbkIhIk s stab, caused her to stop half a min
-.te'ltong enough to lose the game by a qoarter
of aotato. The judges were so full by this time,
tha they had to be rolled over a couple of salt
hleaels before they could walk. Bridget's friends
aused her to be presented with a large itolan po
?4.1, punched Pfll of quill holes, and intend giving
era potato upper in a few days.
forFFeT or TnE EXPLOSION or A LOOMOTIVs.
The Indianapolis Journal gives an account of the
explosion of the locomotive on the Bellefontaine
road, a few days ago, by which the engineer and
fireman were killed, and says of the terrible power
of the explosion:
The engineer was found on his feet, with the en
aLoe, leaing againat it, and most have been with
'it wheel made the frightfu leaps from the spot
Swhere tL.e explosion took place to where it finally
reeled. It first jumped forward about one hundred
feet, nl mad.e a hole In the ground by the side of
Sheutre deep enough to bury itself in and a
st.e IlOd.pmge took about fifty feet flurther,
',lut it rested on its driving wheels, leaning a
; ifjt onse .ide, and just far enough from the track
o et of the we ay. The forward truck of the
,e was thrown .aok on the tender, and the
frward height tars and their contents were
S q.t. e , .he railroad track ws
twis. d and ties scattered.. The
, mplte ,rek,and the un
kejl5Imwt ameesof small
r have remssned at his
sy letth engine making the
pI Wtapetltdid, is a
h* same place and
w p deed, es he ooa
5015001 teacher
Asa dd o>r ; q inwan
it * ea. ente a . e·imornuel Caktonmhous strete,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
t ste atHatof Dregiet Pt, Meteb Phytet, ll an ,
1 k.etms tethit fe ,eeth Wefk f DRUGS, MIDICINE.
czrMICAq, tOInaT ARTiCLESi FANCY GOODS, etc.
r the Fan ead Winter trade, alld of wehi ae warranted pit
and Brsela-e ri. e olof the fiL hailghedd longeexpei
.eea, io evel Soothers citietlo llltn oirdee for the trade,
ft eel tehlt that the irm nee give the utmoateeltfetiton.
We dll he prepared it aitlme, ttto fill orders flrge or Weal
smoti Oders .eltted feom theountry. AlU order, lith
etldhete-y retfete, ettendeod to the ime u if left he perseo,
and piee Lg uteed mlow i an other hot m South. WCe
eoeo emte equetttm of each -ticle, but will be al ways pr
pared to It l lt dends:
e1ate, all klnde.
Pertfmey, all kinhds.
ansy Goods, all kinde.
Brlhm, il kind.
Creaem Tetter,
GOm Camphor,
Seina Leare, Akei.
Seu LeaveE, E. I.
Epsim Salf ,
Bi-Ctbonate Stil,
Aclid, a11 kinds.
Alm, le and groend.
Aimonia Aqua,
Ammenia, C.ncert,
Aletbol, 8O atd 96 pet enit.
Etml Copadet,
Bamlem Fir,
Beam Tole,
Slue Meoe, P. and W.
Blue Mmi, Eng.
Peruhmi Bark, red.
Penirtae Bark, yellow.
Borax, refined.
Culomel, P. ad W.
Calomel, Eng.
Nitrte of Siler, pn.
Nitate of Silver, crt
Chloreform,
Coves,
Copperas,
Corkp , Bottle ead IE
Bulph Ether.
CGlori Ether,
Spirits Ether, Nitreor
Extract for Flavorieng,
Extracts, Miedicial, solid and fludl
Funelb, anorted.
iingltst, assorted.
Glue,
O.hm AraTbi, N'. 1, 2 and S.
Gum Aloes,
GaOn Fetie,
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gun Drops, aslorted.
Hope, new crop.
Iedigo,
ket, Blek, asorted thee.
mio, Prepattione of Iodine.
Lueets, eaerted.
iquorce, Extract.
Logwodi, Chip and Ext.
Magesa all kMads.
Metars, sertod dibeS
Nutmegs,
Pdlate, dry and in oel.
Oil. Eeeeatial, aM kinds.
Ntlgills, whole and pew'd.
Mam, Iarge and small flake.
Morphia Sul., Acet and lur.
Iodide Pote., Am., Fr. and Eng.
Patent Medldcies,
Fefdlit Powders, two slea
od Powders,
Powdere Seleed, eoetted.
Salph. QulOdde,
PrepenteoS of Quipnie,
Aeneeed, Cardemoet eed,
Cealctum Seed,
Coriader eed,
Fennel, Caraway,
Ctaary, lHemp, Rape, Flax,
Lobeal ulnd Mustlrd Seeds,.
Syrinee, MIte, all ekee.
Syringeg, Gles.
Syring, Self.
Traees, all klnd.
Tannc Acid,:
Surgical Instruments,
Teoth Forrepe, at'd.
Amputating I strtmt utt,
Desseetltg Instraents,
Rkeletoun, Artinulatel.
Mledicie Chest, eaerteld.
Tlislh, Cel.
Spette, Bthing, Cop, Cerrkge and Smrgeas.'
eeiLhk, Copal
TtamiBh, Japan,
VTamleb, Dete.I
Tarnish, Leather.
TVid, Pire., atorted.
Linseed,
Imtp,
Sweet,
Cod Iver 011O.
Table OU,
Quait and pite.
We have only metonaed a few leadog artiles Ih tt list, .
It weld tak toe much time and epaee to eamerate our com.
pleeotoek. We Avtethoke vorllingthe cty, who need gitd.
In our lne to i lve t all . ol.
ALBERTSON & DUDGE,
lamgn ro] Tan IM.A or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAl= ENGINES,
SAW-MILLS, SHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
-And every desmcrption of
MAthlery foer Mill and Plantation use.
-Also., gents for th de of
CLEMONS, BRiOWN A CO.'S
SQINGLZ ND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS,
Bates' Patent Steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET,
Between St. Carles and Carodlet treets, Now Orleans.
The sbteinery fefred for sale by ou is from establishments
which have been eogaged in manufoeturing for the Southern
ontry for the past twenty-five years, and t wtll be found to beh
sentirely adapted for the uses for which it is intended, of a mnch
asperior qulity to a great deal of the machinery brought to this
market, aod at extremely lberal price. Persons wishing to
purche are invited to cal and examine for themrelves.
CLEMONS, BROWN A CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
und .oeafully in various parts of the South for fifteen years
and more, dtring whiheb time upwards of FIVE HCUNDRED tof
the have been old anally. We guarantee them to be equal
in every repect to any gin old in this section.
TIHE DOUBI. CYLI.NDER G. I. a recent invention of
Mr. J. F. Brown, of Columbs, Georgia. W refer peroos who
am interested to the follioing certiicate, which is tken from
hundreds whclh we have received :
RUessL Cou.e., ALt., Febrnary 3, 1859.
Mmo . Clemons, Brown & Co
Oentlemen-I have used one of your Double Cylinder 60 saw
Gins during the pust aeon, and take pleasure in stating my con.
Dicton that its performane e far superior to any ii I ave ever
tried for stped, eonvsdoenm and a.fety. I was induced to buy t
becaus I believed it would pay for itself in the saving of time
in one crop, ad it has fully aswered my expectation. It re
qdires no more power to propel it than a Single Cylinder 50 saw
, while it cleans twice as much cotton per day and is much
eoier attended to; this accounted tbfor from the lesser width of
the brest, and that it will gin all the cotton that can be put in
the roll without throwing out or choking. It cleans the sed re
markbly lean, and makes s good sample of cotton as any
Gin I have ever tried. The cotton buyers of Columbus have re
petedly told me I bd a superior Gin, without knowing it was
one of your Double Cylinder style. Your Double Cylinder Gin
I eonder a great improvement on the ordinary (in, and the
plater who make over ffty bales of cotton will find it to his
interest to lay mlde the Single Cylinder 40 or 50 as Gin and
picet himtelf under obligations to yon, by purchasing your
Doubie Cylinder Gin, and thereby sao time, labor and money.
Without the pleasure of a personal equaintancoe with you,
permit me to sute you ot my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK.
Moton. W. O. Clemono, Brown & Co.
.smples of both styles of Gis, s well as other Machinery,
may be seen at our store.
ALBERTSON & MUDGE,
No. 8 Union street,
o24 Spt-tf Between St. Charles and Carondelet.
MICRON &I DESPOIITES.
Na. 116 ROYAL STRIET, (formerly 1) corner of Amsenld
Has teoeived by the hlp. Roger Stoort and Ieideldberg
arge sornment otmnrehandise, of the choicest kind, which
they Owil ll at reduced prices. The staok cowsits in port of
CROWNS AND BOUQUETS FOR TOMBS.
With isnerlptoSt in English and French, made of Cheille, For
get-Me-Not. Yelvet Flowers and Immortelles; Medllions with
emblems i bhtek and white Vase ; Artiicial Bounquet of all ol
on; black pper for Crowns; Cnde of all color ; A IARGE
ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FOR THE MANUFAC
TURE OF PAPER FLOWERS, ondstid g of shaded paper of
dimeremt kinde, buds, hearts, leavos, pnlta, stalku, and all the
oter tlelndspembe In making ArtificdlI Flowets, Jerdl
sto, Batsts, empty o filled, Mo , ete., eto.
N. . Ta h bum Justopeoeds apartment fr the m u.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS TO ORDER,
u.am prepared to cates all oerdts atthe Aorte.t notie,
thi wkmen behn g rtists of superior merit, Jut brought from
Ps by M. Desportas.
dPLmos s to Flower Makng by Mtdlae Deportes.
3 Yplt Im.
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CIVIL rNGINEER.N.-J. X. DUNCAN & CO.,
ai s y ors Aechttnts sod Ssperntedents,
os 161 COMMONSTREET, and
feH 1. -rv enan. ner anewr
tFA48OLE E tr I & CO.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!I
FASHIONABLE .LOTHING
F. STRINGER & CO.,
35 ....................Cam p Street.................... a
Between Gver aUd Cometn,
RETAIL DEALEBR
-In-
READY-MADE CLOTHIIN
-of
_Of_
Every Description and Quality,
Infom e pe t pbl that they have ust reevjt ed from theI
manufactory, a largo and weallarted stook f Good in te i
Hue, tkgether with
AX UNRIVALED ASSORTMENT
-Of
FURNISHING GOODS
-Fo
ETLEME.'S "WEAR,
Which , t p ert, eit a folews:
Coats hor Drew.
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRE1S COATS.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
FINE OLIVE
FINE BLUE ..
FINE CLARET
Coats hfr Business.
STN.I.-MIXED CASBIMERE BUSINE COATS.
ENGLISH CHECK
PLAID AND FANCY
BLACK CLOTH
BLUE CLOTH
-AIo-
ENGLISH BILK-MIXED CAHBIRNE SUITS.
GREY .. ..
Overcoats.
BLACK CLOTH OTErEACS.
COLD
FANCY CASS.
BLACK AND COLD BEAVER OYERSAS.
BLACK CLOTH PALTOTS.
COL'D
GARIBALDI OVERGSAS--Entely NEW STYLE.
Pants.
SUPER BLACK DOESKIN PANTS.
CASSIMERE -.
. FANCY FR. CASS.
S. ENG...
AMERICAN
Vests.
RICH FIGURED VELVET VESTS.
BLACK
BLACK AND COLD SILK
FANCY CASHMERE
Shirts.
A LARGE VARIETY OF IIIRTS, MADE UP IN EVERY
STYLE.
Furnishing Goods.
SUPERIOR MERINO SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
HALF-HOSE,
SILK HALF-IIOSE,
SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SHAKER
FRENCH FLANNEL TRAVELING SHIRTS.
FRENCII AND ENGLISH COTTON IIALF-HOSE.
RICH CASHMERE AND PRINT DRESSING GOWNS.
RICH ASSORTMENT OF SILK SCARFS.'
PRINCE OF WALES TIES.
JOINVILLE TIES.
COLORED BORDHERED AND PLAIN FRENCH CAM
BRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
JOUVIN KID GLOVES,
SILK, WOOLEN & LEATHER GLOVES
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS, AND
TRAVELING BAGS
F. STRINGER & CO.,
N. I Camp ee,
SI BE tween Ceo.mon SDl Gal sreets.
CKAýr B. KAuLY.
.EBERRAL GROCER,
-AM Dea k
IQtUORS,
WINDS,
CIGARS, and
TOBACCO,
Wo. 35 TCHOUPITOILAS STREET,
BMween Oavtri ..d Natche sls.,
Offrs f.or ,e. en REASONADLE TERMS, Lhe following
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS to i. es.:
Coffee
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN,
MOIHA, LAGUAYRA, eto.
Candles
STAR--IL bxe
SPERM, ad
CHEMICAL SPERM, Me.
Butter
OOSHEN-Fesh, lauding constantly by steamers and
il vessels, from he best Eastern Dairies.
WSTERN--Freh, landing eo.wnatly by temers.
Cheese
.x0 be. now in eter
WESTERN,
ENGLISH DAIRT,
DURHAM FARM,
GLOUOESTER,
STILTON, ec.
Sugar-Loverlnu's Reflned
.. .. .. 200 bbls. Cr.shed.
.... .. Pulteried.
.. .. .. Coaree Pulv'd.
50 kalf boses Ie.f.
LOUISIANA, is bahd. and bbl..
Crtsed, Powderd and IdLaf.
Molasses
New Orlea0s ReiM.y Reb.led.
Fraits
RAWNES-MR sad ILyerws-I boxs, hblae. and qr..
OVRRANTS-15 casks.
SSRDLESS RAISINS-h Mats.
DATES,
COTRONS,
PRUNES-Dry.
PECANS-Tess..
ALMONDS,
SBAZIL NUTS, edt., etc.
Rams
Swar- nod-bsMia b.ds.
Plal .. .
bIDES, SHOULDERS, MESS PORK, etc.
Beef
Mesn sa P rl-bbls, a.d h.l bkis.
Drid Nef=-PMio us B -SegwtOsd.
I. beg. s.d bsos.h
Flour and Salt.
Brandy
. pskagos v.A-nu qsSu s.
Whisky
I pakagess OLD BOURBON,
MONONGOAHLA,
IRISH,
SOTCH,
RNECTIFIED.
HOLLAND.
AMERICAN, eta., etc.
Wines, in Wood
MADEIRA,
PORT
SHERRY,
SWEET .ad DRY MALAGA.
Wines, In Glras
CLARET,
WHITE WINES,
SAUTERNE.
BARSAC, etc., etc.
Champagne
NO bakete asorted.
Sundries
BRANDY CHERRIBI-OkL.e and corek aop
BRANDY FRUITS-Assoled.
ANISETTE-Au qultlmee.
CORDIALS-Asorted, aM kind..
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIHDAM StHNAPPS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDTY-14 aod Se..
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PORTER-Quaet acd pelat
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quaots aed pints.
PORTER AND ALE-I. exu, qta. and pc., Amedcens
Tobacco
155 hanes, of a style .
Pounds, balf pound, 15', 10's, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc., from he lowest grade to the highest
qualty and prie,
Cigars-
All the approved brands of fine Havana CIGARS.
An nx.ortment of German CIGARIS.
Cuba Sixe, etc., eta.
Snur
Ltrilltd',, Garett's, CGodwin'e,
Rotme's, etc., etc., eta.
Plpes
PIPES of every derliption.
PIPEH IIEADS of aMsorted qualities.
Goodwin'' Smoklug and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Gall's ..
Tea-Tea-Tea
IMPERIIAL, in half chests, of every qnldity--10 pkge
in 6,12 and 17 lb. boxe .. 200..
In caiotlers of 1 and 2 ls. eaeh 110
GUNPOWDER, in ht. chests, of every quality, ..
i Glb., 1 ., I, and coiters, 100
YOUNG IIYSON, hf. cheec, asA' quality, ON .
OOLONG POUCIIONG, .. .. .. 10..
inl 1, ll and 0 lb., 10 ..
POCCIIONG, in 6 and 8s. papers, 100
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchupe, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and Willow-Ware,
Spices
105 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES.
50 bags ALSPICE.
500 mate CASSIA.
1010 pounds NUTMEGS.
200 pountd MACE.
Paper
Haldware, Straw,
Cap and Letter,
Playing Cards- Tea, News, etc., etc.
i os- Amedcno and Spanis, every variety.
Oils
Lad, Sperm, Whale, Cotton Seed
Sweet Oil
Quarts and plate-200 baokelt.
eap- Mnola, Colgate, Wlnchescer, Westemr, etc.
-Together with
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL ARTICLEI
-In the
GROCERY LINE.
For saleby
CHARLES R. RAILEY
No. S Tobaepiitol, seelset, between GCmvar and Nated ah
17 Stn
G. N. WO -S&ON C00.
o.. tRotN. `o. E. 0. DavItU.
G.... MO??MIIrAI ??h, ng lt ..
No.12 IMagsine street, New Orleans.
Haiten received a new and ettentdve stoek of fesr DRUGB
MRDICINES, CHEMICALI, PERFUMERY, SUROICA
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS, GtIASS, set., ete., respec
flly inelom MercmheaU, Plainers and Phydelses that they .
reparmed to supply them with eery article in the Drug lIt
bshey ay require, a of the pumret luality, at As resonab
prdcee they te be pmekasud In the city. Among the setlc
Alredy oa hand and comnlg in store are the following :
00 oueea Sulphaie Quinine, French and Aneristn;
200 pounds Blue Manu, English and Amearlcn;
01 pounds Calomel, English and Amerieam;
200 pends Mercurial (lintment;
i05 pounud noodnrs Sarsaparilla;
155 pontds Cbet Turkey Opium;
1t it . Sul. and Acetate Morphin
25 sences OCtt Ruee;
20 rck ks Sol Soda;
100 kege, Sep. Chi. Scl
1t kcg. Ger. Blue Wash;
2 bbhln. Circumt, light;
t ase Iudlg, lar,. and eMatnl;
10 lceit Pot led Ptcnlh;
tO packages Saleratus;
52 bbli. pure Castor otl;
25 demijohns Spt. Niteo:
25 bble. Alcohol;
Shbbls. Copperns;
N hblt. Bpeon. Salts;
10 bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10bblh. Roll Silphur;
2 hlhes enna, aoet India and Alexand,ita;
S pounds Gum Arable, select, fine and snrts;
c carboys Silp. Nitric and Muriutic Acid;
25.Jrs itcrb Ammonli;
J5 cthyrbe Aq. Ammonia;
90 pounde Aceice Acid;
1000 poendc Tdrtarie Acid;
200 os. Tauuio Acid;
20 khe Pearl B'dy
1G) keg. Ttrkey o)plum;
100 eih. Arrow Root, Amer.;
5M lbs. Arrow Rout, lermuda;
20O ponads Asafetid, in eras;
200 pounds Bals.am Capabi;
5 bhie. Black l.ed;
10 bble. Ginger Reel;
10 hblh. Retned Camphor;
50 bhoes eCutile &.Sp;
50 bhbl. Cayenne Pepper;
t0 grose Copehit l'apeenee;
S .e4k, Chloride Lime;
:p0 ptonds Chloroform. P. and W.;
10 ibbl. ('ream Tartar;
20S0 pounds Ext. Icegwiel;
1i00 gallons 'opal Ttarish;
2 bblt. Uv: r clt;
2 bblh. lGum Myrrh;
3 bblh. Valerian Re
1 hbbl. Tapioca;
2 bbli. Sugar Lead, white;
5 bblC Seetch Snuff, in hlldera;
2 doe Garrettis Scotch Snuf;
to dote Lerltlard' Mstcraboy Sarl;
201 doe. Roete's Maccbpy sad icotch Snff;
409 pounds While W eo;
100 po nd Diieer Pder;ver
C 2es % oa FakeC d lke;
i50 her Bfeetd altpietre;
5casees citle ec 5 te, pecir drtid; Carb;
10 c5 bb.eB rxps;
Ib I Oil Peppermint;
l k peound s m edlee Pteb;
0 teece, Nihdst! l vedr;
2 , C.e.t aend S ieHy t.d Scts;
do Greaet Stesrei, ., SbMustard;;
S2 hesuces RItIect i re;
10 caksBay R. Bpure;
25 do1. ip Rom, parie;,
5i It. Oil Perl gemit;
n0 pounds MAlderd;
bl Powdered Ol Cl aride;
25 poled. Oil Cedalr;
Shbemae . Pelasih Braw;;
s g bble Seidlid Pitdeg;
e. bhes.d Pardis Whie;
itb .ePaec t eedtoee;
5 bbs .gPuttyei bo dder..
t ee egr d thot Ptoedeo;
R e teed Li ieed rlae, ieb. ted .iten,
500 doc Greet Soeebtcttdetted;
r rook Blackl Poot;
2 ba a I.iq,orie Ree oot;
10 kVeg Teneried, fenk;
2 ceks Bi y Iit o, puce;
J doe itp Ree, pore;
Ser ePcarl Siags;
e2000 ptrd Mildecr;
5 cWd ., Fcerch Lime Jnice;
00tlbt. Powdeced eaothtcidee;
it bbhh. Eag. teniit. cRd;
l hbbh. Spesish coewn;
15 blue. tiderwil i'ei;
, bbki. Whitlelr;
2t hh.b. Pkcie Whie;
O bhier. Chetk;
t tbbl.. L diehitc;A i
e bbl. Pseice rtets;
1 bs . Ptcdetrm Scep tone;
thhbt. Putty, ie bladdec.
White Leed; l'htn- Yellow;
Termllione; Chrome iteen;
Pontei Istue; dpri ta lrcete;
itetch Pick; Velloe thhoet
Retd Led: Siennc S. ted G.;
Tuks? ['ethet , ccaltdyie Boec;
Dleep Buttk; diechicici;
Pu entn Gl ers; p .iihecls;
, pSTe Sr.,.rh; It-c. d Citi;
Seedh Teish; cpirite Turpestlne;
Jcdae ted Whthtectpt; Ttttttt' Oil;
Wh ittnr ecec t'ecith; Neeotetet (,ii.
Bitch tethe,; strhlnecy Oil;
Iti boxes Wiedow (t.e, Frencheend Amerteas;
Wlhhcttt Bicthee; Paint eBchee;
Oitsete lets, blue ted chitc;
Shoe Itbloiekg; Bcdftes, metaitstd erthke;
Black Writing Ink R HyýAgec latge eeertmeei
Geld teeth Mc.. Bettte eppecic;
Detbit' etiold FPel; Apibchcerlde' Scite,;
Glidee.' Diteonde ; Ap cthectrlec' Pow cer Bee;
Medicise Ceste; Pill Been., teod ted pept,;
iedietl Stddle BEmt; Ocriletore;
Pbyslctans' Coece; Tooth Foreccs;
4n Aoieg Initcumentsee;Thumb hnd lprigb Lencets;
Pohet c's.; Bee in ted Ceihettce;
u:rt,_g G"wZes; hap le 0!-es;
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, Derman and Americrn;
Baan'. Extracts;
Wuhln'x Extracts for Handkerchlef."
Wright's Extracrs for HIlkdke.rcbir, ;
Flavor nR Extract.;
Cllg te's Soaps;
LilyW Whie;e
Liquid e li;
Rt a Box en:
Hair Niruhon;
Toototh irniles l se
I v+n'* Kath trtn"
BRfele o p re in ombs.
Horn I)rexin. Ceeu;.
RarIr Strop.;
Shayengr e edcl ep:
Tmnpartent Soep Inall,;
Bnrr ,ý Trionphcrous'
Htnee's lrhee Ielp e y
Taylor'x Poncine Soar , [.we's Brown Windsor Soap;
Peru Lotn oln; tlbineae Powder;
Byron', Irowmn Windror Soap
tlauel''. CheL 1.:a s: (lercoae Tooth Pastel;
Dr. I.ecere'e Tooth Speeific;
WFrelch and Amercan PFemades;
Vermin IPo oon p
Vinlre }tole;
Io.-e t lip Halre;
Sapo.aceoas Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAIINtSTOCI'S Vermifnge;
ci.AN E'S Vermeifuie;
WINEOR'S Vermiruge;
TOWNSENIIS y-Sai-prll.;
B U L L SD dpR e elll ; I
SAN ID' Saresparilla;
MORT lSHONS SarxnpnrlllA;
HIOIIFI.AND'S Cennrml Bitters;
MlFIFAT'S N 'leenie lillers;
STII' IITON'S Bitters;
KilTTIS Worm Pe t
RYANtS Palmonec Wafers"
AYER'S (Cherry Pecterul:
WISTAR'S Btaem Wild Cherry;
IDAVIS' Wil Cherry n" r
ROliER'S lierweor Ter;
COD LIVEtR Il, ]ledgeeman, Clark & C
COD LIVEtII OIL, Rleehtone;
COD LIV;Rt O(IL. Rnelrntt'"
IIASTINGO Syrup of iaple
qUERIT'S COD LIVYER OII. JtI ' ;"
OStl001f)D'S Cloiaolee
TIIOMPOON'll Rye-Wlee
WRIGHT'S Indian Vegethabe Pilli;
CIIAMPIIN'S Fever and Ague Pills;
SAI'PINTIONOS Fever and Adle Pills;
SPENCE'S Vegetablo i'111x;
LEE'S and CO)OK'S Pill.:
JAY''NE'S Sanative I'lls;:
BRANDRETII'e Pills;
MOFPFATS Pill,;:
3cl, F.'S Pills;
11UI l'S Tonic Pills'
THORN'S Etra.
RADWAY'S Redly Relief;
RADWAVO'S llelletors:
BRIOWN'Sl Eence of Glinger;
PMcMULN' Elixir of Oplim;
ARCTIC Liniment;
TAILNANT'S Ax dent;
DAI.,EY'S Irvin Extractor;
leAVIS' Peai Killer;
M USTANI Linimentl;
McALIISTRi'S Ointme,
ORAY'S Ointmentl;
DR. MOiRSR S Invlieraetln Ceedial;
LUCINA (ordilx
JUNG Cordala:
DR. BRAtRNETHY'S Detergent;
DA.lY'Si Crminletlivee
INFAI.IBII.E Cmlerl Remedy;
KENDAlL'O Clholera Oeyrup;
ALEXANDER'S Tricobephe;
HARRISON'S Helr Dye:
BAClIELORi' ilelr Dye;
PlHAlON'S Hair, D e
JAYNE'S IIeie Tonic:
CCHRISTADOIiO'S Hair Dye;
S WOLFE'il Aromtcle Seheiede Seheeppe;
WATERS' ihdellle Ink;S
PAPR)N'SR Indlelible Ink"
KIDDER'S Indelible Inkt;
WRIGHT'S trelee LqHid;
Sin peelds GUM DROPS. assertled
IO0 JUJUBE PASTE.
PURR BiRANDY. PORT ead SHERRY WINES, for medle
eel purpose, eoeltanily on hand.
liý. eMerehanls, Planiea and Physeians' orderre, lipeetfl
c Ev article gule.Nr ld fresl cad teell de.
1 Mageelee street.
3. WEIGKH & O0`
DR. WRIBGIET' OULM.bERA'WD Jaau.
VEiATIit ELIXIR,
Prepaed o th stritest Ph. maerntR.l PrIsolplee byrne c
the Abltest Ohml..et efthe Age.
itNO RINREALS.
Dr. Wright hidnk It wel I. stake hi. profeseletion ,ehrerte,
Ie th fat that n mineteal whatvr ftern the leaet Ctp.3
patt of tlh lngredliets in his RE.JUVENATING ELIXIR
ttll lknwing wh.t rule has been entaled en the eem m itt' b
opium and Mercury.
Ihiecetly, to the dthllrtltd, Dr. Wlight geeld aiy, neve
deipie. NC maelethr hwmm deec yeo emy bhe-o neem
howlk yon aro-eno mett hat the et.usmahy e..e bobn
foreehc al ones whltever he tsed you to deprt frol Hyglemi
pdlletiplll take hi,
INyiUYENATINII ELIXIR,
and yne will fled youslterlf nean, a pidd dle tnd tfthe
reverer, to your friend, and a healthy, sound and worthy eem
ber of Ithholc ht human filly.
F.r Bale by thIe t'epletlee,
J. WRIOIT & CO.,
21 ,ei 1I5 Chartrel steeet, Ne. Ore..,, I.e.,
Atle Proprietoe.
Anld bry Druggisrts generally throughout the United states
HIEM.OLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIU.
JOY TO THE APFFLICTED.
It cures nerveus and debilltatedl asfferer, and removes all the
symptome, amonsEt which will he found
Indiepoeition
to Exertion, Iao
of Power, loss of Memo
ry, Diffitlty of Breathing. See
erel Weakness, Ilorror of Dite.se,
Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dresdful Hlorror
ef Dteth, Night Sweett, eold Feet, Wakefulaets
Dilnese of Vleon, Languor, Universal Lutetmle of the
Museular System, Often Enormoue Appetite, with Dysppeti
Sympstes, lot Hand,, Fluthing of the lBody, Drynee
of the Skin, tl'lid Couteuteee and Reputen
on the Face, Paln la the leek, Heav-.
arm of the Eyelid., Frestuently
Black Spots Flying be
fore the Eye,
with
Temporary Sa.ieltlen and Loss of Sight, Want of AtetlonUa
Great Mobility Rentlesee., with Hlorror f Society.
Nothhng It rre de.lirahib to such Patentt than
Solitude, and nothing they mere Dread
for fear of themselve, no reepose o
Mtnner, no eeaestnese,eno Spe
mltion, but a iurried
TnulmiUe froetsee
questioe to
The symptoms, if allewed to po a--whie this medicine ie
variably remove--seen follow LOSS OF POWER, FATUI
TY and EPII.EPTIC FITS.-in ee of which the patemt may
expire. Who ca eey thhtt tbhee eeemee are e et frequently
fheoted by thee direful dieasee--lNSANITY AND CON
SULTMPTION The records ef the INSANE ASYIUMS,.td
the melancholy deaths by CONSIUMPTION, bear ample witaee
to the truth of these acertione. In I.eeatte Asyluma the m
meelcholy exhibition appears. The countenane it tetelly
eoddet and qeite deetiole-neither mirth ter grief ever eiW H.
Should a sound of the voice occur, It i rarely artieulatea.
" With woeful meesures wan despair
Low mullceu oundt his grief beguiled."
Icbility i miet terrible, and has brought thousends epee
thounands to untimely gravee, thbe blahting the ambitioln f
; many noble youths. It can be cured by the s of thi
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholeeale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT A CO.,
21 and 151 Chartes treset,
Ueneral Agendk.
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late Dr. Chapman, of Philadelphia, hbe laid It down eu
rule, that " wcerm may b eete nctd in a child where thre et
emaeiation, and eepeisally weaknest of the bowel, aetmeepanied
by a dicharge of uime tad mecus," ad all medical authoithe
gree that to work a theroagh oure, the stomach and bowedl
must be nvigorated as well as the weorm themseveeedtsehearod
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGR fulfils bth the.ea m -
ditiones. It not only extlrpte thSe verteedies, bet etreghm
the dieteeon, ipeweaee the solent power of the gastri jetee
dlimp artehe lehyeaiet lo thebowelt. Hees itseemees
eemplete atd permeateet.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the rereeptacle of greedy woems, is sitekeig; and yet
six out of every ten children are more or leea safted wihthtem
Why sheuld thie be the ease when there aree volmes e tesi
mony to prove that a few dosee of Winer's Canddian Vemife.
will eradicate the ditme I Parent make a not of this etab
licked fact, and remember that the medicine free frm al
ddeteroae subneances.
PAINLE.SS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain In it reeulet; free from aI mineral subeameee, nd
Inevigorating to the system ; them ae th merits of WINERS
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, a preparation which ernedcatee
every clas of internal worms, with a degree of dispatch that
Sagreeable es it b astonlihig.
For ale New Orleans, wholesele and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO., Solt Prmprktel
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHIING LIKE IT.
Heow mch pain and suffering--ty, evet lWe ietlf-may e
saved by having a nupplyof " Dalley's Maglel Pain Extreter"
on had, In eese of sudden accidents. I cute, wounde, bhnse
caldse, sprains and bruiee-easualtie, to whkeh children are om
stantly bject-t-he action of the Pain Extraetor is ever th
same. Famille shouldnever be wtthout it. Fall dlretia ae
company each box. The genuiae is always signed HENRY
DALIEY, manufaectrer, upon a steel engraved label.
DALIEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
eas now been in ee over thirty years; there I hardly a per
son but what ha, heard of it, and not a family that he used It
once, that could be induced to he without a hebox on hand t.es
of sudden accident. When once used it s sure to becme a
standard remedy, because it has no equal in enring barns, oealde
euts, wounds and bruie, fever sores, pies, and all other flam
matory and cuteneous dilaeseT, wherehe prte affeted can be
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you lek around your houseee, and you think thee t
nothing wanting, your children al playful and muiling, and
esverything forebodes comfort and happinee%, suddenly one of the
dear young ones falls, and a deep cut is the result of theeei
dent. You now look verywllere for relief, and you can't find
it-why? Because you have neglected to have on hand a box of
" Dalleyi' Magical Pain Extractor "-this ti the whole trouble.
Remember and always have it on hand. Instant relief rwU he
DAT.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will erbdee the pain and inflammation from the tveMst
burns or ecalds, in from one to twenty minute, heal the wounds
without ecar, and effectually cure fever ores, piles, salt rheeme
Inflammatory rheumatism, sore and nflamed eye., cute, wonnde,
bruise, old sores, scald head, corns and bunions, sprain, swell
ingF, felous, ehillblains, bites of insects, sore nipples or swelled
or broken breasts, and all other inflammatory or cutaneous die
eases, where the parts aflited can be reached.
For ale It New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGIIT A CO.,
21 and 151 Chartre eet
Sol agcnt for the Southern States, and to whom all ordert
should be eddressed.
FEVER AND AGUE.
ORGOOD'S CIIOLAGOGUE.
This is the only rent and certain remedy for this hateful di
ease. No one nee ever again complain of having It, unles they
have never taken this celebrated remedy. If once they take
OSGOOD'S CIIOLAGOGUE,
t; A farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole ets for the Sauth, and to whom all orders should be
addressed.
GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ample tests, both by able patetitionere e d ceeme ll tMmlyaI
have demonstrated the great value of Prof. Des s rath' bmefa I
combentilon, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and cure of pain. Blt the people themselve at
rendering their verdict in a manner both unmletahkble and satr
factory. More than twenty thouund bottles have been sold ae
very short time-a reat proportion to thee who heard ttate
recmnmend it, who had tried it. That Wee t ptendid tdieoey
is everywhere acknowledged, and nothing ike it was ever e meb
peepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Is Pmf. De(emth'a, whIcb
i Is to be had of all reepectable Derueetts in thi city. and t
wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, ef the Alent.
SFor sale in New Orleans., wholesle and retali, by
J. WRIGlT & CO.,
eM 1 i aed 151 Cha; tetree