The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], July 11, 1869, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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coneald , we are
influlnc ance the
material o -Inbor
alrealdy -tdl of liargy
and supinteness fatal to gress ^which
has made other cities, not fly so advanta
geously situate4mt.tdp us iitle raeof cotn
usercial eto'rRPj . .3,w,judicioua ieader will
be able to perceive that the advantages set
are such as commend themselves to
thf whole community, although, perhaps, a
small but meritorious class may for the meo
ment be partially incommoded:
Editors MornirS-tLrTBrld Othbolic Messenger:
As the atttio the attintiothe public is directed to
the proposition of Mr. F. iB. Fleitas for the i
provement of the Sugar Mart in this -, it
rney be of advantag to your read to fur
,sh them iesom infori aolliu on a subject.
The entle osughr and nolass' de of the city
is now conducted oil the'le *where the pack
ages are huddled tog r, obnstantly exposed
to rain and sun. result of this exposure
is g at loss to planter and merchant; dur
in ainy w or it is almost° impssible to
sell in co uece of the difbiulties incident
to de ' ery; the insurance is high, and money
c tot be raised by pledge of the lroperty
Iile in this exposed ..eonditron.. Mr, Flletas
proposes to the Conlmon Council to erect on
the levee, at his own cost, fire-proof. sheds for
the shelter of sugar alind molasses. T'hese sheds
are to be cover&l with slate roof, divided into
sections, with clear stories, enclosed with glass,
lnd sulpported by iron columns actting on brick
foundations enppedl with stone; they will, for
the convellielce of free circulation of air, be
open on all sides, and will also be floored with
three-inch yellow pine plank, with close joints;
the gable ends will be ornllamented with pedi
iments crowned with cornices, and a large cir
cular blind in each, presenting a handsome ap
pearance. The sugar will be received on skids,
lnumbecred so as to indicate by the numbers the
location of each consignee's sugar.
Under these sheds the weighers, guagers,
brokers -and purchasers can at all times tranus
act their bisiness, free from the annoyances or
hindrances of. rain or heat. The sugar thus
i,rotected will not run by seventy-flve per cent
as much as it does now in its exposed contli
tion, thus saving several dollars per hogshead.
Molasses will be almost exeutpt from fetrmentta
tion, which is now the ordinary result of the
action of the sun. The facilities for handling
and delivering sugar will be immensely i-:
creased by the appliances which will be a
hand to transfer a hogahead from any position
to rail cars, by which it will be conveyed to
the ends of the building ready for the dray.
These sheds will cover the entire area fomin
C'ustomllhouse to St. Louis streets, leaving snfli
cielt space for the streets, the railroad, and the
use of the public.
No, onl will be compelled to put his sugar
ultler the sheds; only those who usnee them will
1be required to pay lifty cents per hogshead and
lifllnii cents per barrel for the first charge, and
alfter that the trifling charge of lifteen Ienit., per
ihugshecad t ;d five cents per barrel each time
it chainges hands. iThe Ibuilliugs at the end of
twenty-iv'e years a.re to revert to the cit'y it
on,-haitlf teir aippraimsed valiue, utless tle pri i
legeis extendell d lifteetn years longer, ut the ex
piration of wvlhich time thlly lco-ie thle tabso
lute prpllerty of tile corporation free of all
cost-. In the mleantime the rolri'i.toir agrees tol
pay the city a certain perientagli oil tIhe ll;rse
reeiilpts., leaving the Conlllil tot fix a: fair rate.
The proposed plau will olpriLt. svet aildvs;i
taigeoiiuly ill fla r of small ilel!eri-s. I ait:.r tlihe
resient system  nily l*rs·illtis Ot large i mean caIi
invest illi s gar, ibealtla e it is soll in lit,, floiti
u ans xiet}-y to get it otf the Ih v : u lll l i:ll
dealers ai- i u il ellcld to lbul at intri. te II riites
fl'lr ci l sie llld-hnli dls. I er the pl oisnil lanl,
all the siugar received Leing unlter csuer, there
is ni -eison whly thlie consignl' shoiuld relitus .
to sell a sitiglle hLgsrhead Io te ntnall dteale-r:
ior it the smiall dealer btays live or six hogs
liioIls at a tnie', hlie can witihdraw a single
hlgshead frotlll tii,.' Ii time. to lleet the wanits:
of his tradeil, plermit linig lthe re.idie to ,in
linder shellter as lonig as he pleases, w itt
ouilt addiional ot for lstore'ie, aind on the
pledge of thu sthed receipt lie an raile ' ithe
nilcats to cual him to hlou the suigalr w it .u:ii
llaking tau l awvy :a draft.Ltt hi i e:,pital. Thi
fl '. cility alon l ill' 1 tdu e ait rel vo ltiii ii l
nrl.de. id i ll tJill the o.liil dealer oll all t( l.4111:
Iciting with rhs largo one. The eausl oi sotsg.
will L1- no imilpeldiin ,it to thie m ll d, '! . 1- ,1 -
stnw."i.t le l tiaes after 1hlit sugi r is er-i ei
iti.l. u eniveier. The original cinitigneei pays itie
list, -haIl e,'. or fifty cents. but in' laur
Chlieir frwn htii will only pay liil'teen ilent si,
hig-xhoad a:nd five ci'ts Ler bar-ol. Tho: eqnn :ur
ity:h Il i i-il is lcil ,ia tl oill c , ltiill _iitit.,.ltr
So ile acllllll u , will as a Ilt esl l' 'l' ,,11il, ie
-- u- 4 u3-.s>-as't~iis u--rJ , -e uposti-tiunos,-:Ist- i-hi
lil eligugetl in it will reap tin rerailtl of il
tivity of aiiVi init, w hici i the lihfe of busi
lss. Whien it is conisidered that this inprove
iieniit is to lie elthtfeld without st to the city.
andl opens to it a inow soiurce of reveone, every
tlixpaliyer imust reilOiic!t tihat the l,rolosi:iln of
mlr. Flietacs has already, with souloe odifica
thins, received the sanction of alise of the most
ei!! ghited and intluential nmembers of the City
('onl cil.
It Is not snrprising,h lowever, tlatopposit ion
to the se'hl,'ie his slirung up aniiong thiSVsylte who
tlntinlue their ideao to tleir own interests, aind
are thus rendlered incapable of tlking a fair
view of the interests of thel public. The per
osi who are now engaged in protecting sugar
with tarpaulins ii the levee are of course op
posed to the erection of these sheds. It is how
ever but the blind opposition of the short
sighted lahorer in any depiirtnieiit of buhiniess
to the introduction of improved melcthinery, by
ihlicli lahor is saved sitd the manuiattured i
article reniderod cheapir. Such opponisits for
get that ths, gain by the cheapneass of te pro
duletion, and that the surplus labor eln bel pro
itably emplohyed in some oiher channiel it is
the olpiositioi of tCe dll c wonjun ao the
cwiing-niachinii,
That tie owirs ofu refineries should oppose
ai scheme which prevents them froms conti roll
ing or monopolizmg the market, and prevehtis
thecfermentation of an inmmense quantity oof
iolasses, which they buy at reduced rates, i:
not to be wondered at. The planter, the on
:signee and the public will be the recipietta of
the advantages resulting from the proposed
::herne, and it is to be hoped our cnterprising
fellow-citil.'whooriginated it may meet with
the success hiLs concetion deserves.
The City Council ahould be prompt to recog
nise merit in anything which prpmises relief to
the burthened tax-payer, and i6 should encour
.goe new conceptions and original ide.,h by
seem, ing to those who originate them all the
legitimate fruits to which the inventor is justly
entitled.
TmE CouecIL.-By a late decision of one of
-ur courts, the Alderman question is again
prominently before the public. By this de
cision Gov. Warmoth's appointees have the
Ji. Of course the matter will go a step far
tlhler-even to the precincts of the Supreme
Court.
The Right Rev. Bishop Elder, as we see ,by a
local paper, arrived, in Handaboro list week,
an-d was to hold conAnuation on the succeed
ing Sunday.
We see by paragraph that New Or
lesuans'-i to - 4. Se.letter livey. Ta
esytem harLsa years in
the Northesrs'at & has given
general sutr a fie 'A`agent
who ls s p *todl:d inquire
intocbme, effect
a refore' :-i the
coivtni ; , many
of o e boxes of
our co fewe
are deprive 1t proper
make up e our ier. S they are
sent to us by our neighbors, the "S ! '
legibly written on the margin. We ,st £s
will be attended to.
Cs cnx. JerosQoN.t- WattP- letter froln
a friend residilg. i-i t above placd, we learn
that a movetindn as been rmade towards the
erection of ture;. Already three thousand
dollatt vv been subscribed, and the pins
p of mal~hg the semstiniuga -sum required
e understand ..are Alatterwig. Werlat. qr
good friends will succeed in their meritorious
designs with the least possible dOly,
Board of AldMnes.--The resolution whihb
had been adopted, at the last meeting of the
Board, to extend the time for the payment of
taxes, was reconsidered, and a motion to con
cur was lost. 'the resolution directing the
1iascatAgent and Commtssio~ter. oLbu. ,sC..
idated Debt of the city to provide for the in
terest on Londs for purchasing the Water
Works, out of any balance they may have on
hand, was concurred in. The resolution from
the lower Boiard authorizing the sun of $555,
(010 to be disposed of for the liquidation of cer
tain debts, was passed. A petition on the
subject of leasing the stgar landing, setting
forth objections, was referred to the commnittee
who have Mr. Fleitas's proposition under con,
sideration.
Board of Asmistant .lldernklt.-Theo Tceisurer's
report was as follows: ileceilpts, AIt2,ti-5 94;
expenditures, $143,757 18; balance -on handl,
'$13,962 44. A communication from the Street
Commnissioner was received rclative( to the dirt
taken from a canal, and asking to be sustained
against the Streets and Landings ComlituiLee,
which prohibited him from hauling away the
dirt, was referred. In Joint session the fol
lowing cleet!ls took place:
SEoy city , tns . the Ba~ le received 20
,,otae- iel:u,+i >m 'i 1. ý $ee L." • W. J.
Castell was s~eot ty no;r;e:. y ; Deeriet,
citypetictoneer; illiamToler, -kler of city
htill; Osesr o:fl o ke rtf el pirk; -
O'Ncal, lpr of the  -se; Jolil Hart,
warden 1 ouse lurk
of the i hoiis racy, s of
th o1 h Dis ir Cemet ; Iler lla
glier, w arlinger the First and is
tricts: This. 1_u , assistant wharfingi for
the Fourth Distrf Rot. u ;unilton, assistant
whailnger for the irst District;" John Dalv.
collh'ector of levee duen for the First and Foturt
Districts; C. II. N'obles, collector of leveeoo lues
on sea-going vessels for the First and Fourth
Districts; Tihos. TI. Shields, assistant Recorder
for the First )istrict ; 'eter Kaiser, assistant
Re,ordeler for the )-Fourth District ; Engene Du
apre. wharfinger for t.he Sienl anan Thir Dis
tricts; tobt. B3rewster, aIssittant wharting-,r
tllr thell .tecod litri net ; Davi\'l Waters, assist
aitll warlingr for thell Third Di.trict; lierrce
Whitt-, ,,lh:e tot of levee des on strlulboats
and 1laltho ts for the Second andn Third Di
triiclts: Charh,-s 'Cavil.anellletor of leve duos:
frohln sea-going ve'ssel:; for the ,Seconld and
Third l istlists: Samuen l Barntes, assistanit Ite
Iolller tli the Sreoid District; John 1'asley,
a-istanit Recorder for the Third District.
PIro\ision wa. ialldle by ordlinance for the
sale of a certain square of ground to Charles
Morlgan tr the suBn of $511,000.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Each siuceceeding Inlltinblr o(f this Mlionthily
only.V serves Ito imprile,.ss us with its upilieriority
ieve tniudtreds of similar publications, adul to
willh that everýy fbtniily in the landl were viitcd
by it mnlthly. This la-t has ag :noed sat ity of
irealding llmatter, showing discriminationi 1),1 h e
in Snl..ie.ct ::ne treat:itlnt.
.lllllil'n Api iv,!,hirist. July, 1-6).
Thi.s, ie' heat of the' a;rienltura l monthli,.s.
iau puip}tL;iaii-, iuitLisits_ s lullul11 s oi
h, > i in a n ai,,,· .initf. I- l t - " "- i l, -i't-. T ý'.
nllbcbl:egilus the second Hnlf theilue.
o1l thern-fare- the ptrcselnt is a f a vorLhlle time
ifor nIto sublscrlbers to begin a trial of tile pa
per. With commendable liberality thle 1pu1
lislhrs will this month receive six months' snb
scriptiins, from July to December, at half flth,
annual rates, 75 cents each, thus a good op
portunity is presented of testing its yailtl, nil,
we are sure ro one who do so will fail-to eon
little it, for it ranks far above all similar publi
rations in this country.
The Irish Brigade and its Cuntpaigss. By ('apt.
U. P. Conyngham. Boston: Patrick Il)ona
hoe, It.i9.
Those who wish to revive recollectiozns of
he late civil war, without rousing any of th
auimoslty incident to the combatuants onII
either side, will find itn this volume a
fitting opportunity. The writer, so far as we
can discern from a cursory glance, writes with
no unusnal tias, snvinlg here ind tlithero cx
i wreh.ions which, from his point of v-e.w: were
ilaturrl. The nieritoritns services of the llrig
adeo of which Capt. C'onynghnm is the hilto
rian, havo L'ben acknowledgedand add another
to tho long catalogute of brave deedls which
the Irish have dlsphlyed on battle fields the
world over.
MIs,,rnger of thie ,%crod HIlart. July.
Rcflcehing to the heart and mind is this
t ily religioes monthly. Contents: The Heart
of Jesus and the Triamph of the Holy See;
The Pope's Golden Jubilee; St. Theodotus;
General Intention.
Guardian Anlgel. July.
This is a pertfect gem for youth, who welcome
Its monthly visits with open hands and explect
at heartsb, and derive pleasure and profit from
its page.
. - --~· -
AUCTONEJR AJPRAISER, etc.-J. i. Walton,
sq.. syinag dislved his fornmer connection, is now
carrying on bu5IleC 5t 5A'o. S (JCrndelet street, as suc
tioneer. appraiser sad general agenut. Iia cery voice
. prence, whstberln Ilia olice or ori the stand, Is
ule~ etivbe It the palmlinet danve of Nw Orleans' pros.
prltis. In hiis peculiar lile e .tasnls on til very lop
most round: and hit fracllties for prInloting tile lnhtr
ests of hi la mrn arn srch aasr ,reRly Illt0 With. TIht
1 nlowV reclliloo Illent h l llliills ho xln s o tllltti hens.ll,
know." be echoeli by hin tbousa'llsr el wetl-wih~lrt.
mnzalar AND mE tW
They are ereoting a.hotel in Vienna to cost
$2,000,000.
t¶o flrtto was brought from' to
Engla4Itd -r
The eottop 6roli tf ?iissles a expected to
realise $ 40,0009 , 4
Ged. Frank Bla . carrying on thlife in
eusnlc tbut California.
Forty-w orsonl Ift i'arla ntJ'te Itb, on
the. a of the riote icving spread. I
,e app'e..crop. In i --. of the Northern
Stat..promitses to be nnusnally'ulnbdlapt.
CoMector Grinhell,- of-Now-York, has 17,000
apy-lt'imtl. for place. ha the eiatoilioue.
SMIsRyifl8hq irived againtt Ttunto, with
an-intotee of eighty yong Englishbromen.
Carlal onapsarte has . bee aaml pro
tector'f the vfllag~ of Prdoedl, near5Rofe, _
Napoleon.hasreccived -from the British In
a$itute.'o6"' A*gi gere' abls iiOOA f membor
wpajseuio awt appear tol thrive in Ken
tur9c1; ,our hge lately."peggetl' qut" in two
A. Chliago youth of fourteen stabbed and
killed a comrade of tairteen yeard on Sunday
week.
The Celebrated vineyardof Clos-Vougeot, in
France, is advertised for sale at the price of
00000
Sir Roundel Paliner, the distinguished Eng
lish chancery lawyer, makes 1I25,0Q0 a year by
his practice.
It is estimated that the OhCmsra residents of
San Francisco have $10,000,000 deposited in the
savings banks.
Correspondents say that the higher you go
up the Catskill Mountiains, the more you must
pay for drinks.
Anna Snti~Ji, aged nineteen, owns and works
a farm of 100 acrer in Mills county, Iowa. She's
of the right grit.
Of every 100,000 inhabitants, there die yearly
in Great Britain :2200, in France 23;0, in Prus
sia 21.09, in Hungary 5240.
, A mass of copper ore, weighing 2:1,00) pounds,
recently passed thrknygh Montreal on its way
from Lake Superior to Boston.
There is said to be a man in Kansas City who
charms bees, leads them whither he pleases,
and compels them to do his wilL
Strawberries are soemiserably low in New
York that the Maryland farmers, who have
them in abundance, refuse to whip.
A. T. Stewart-& Co. are .introducing sales
women into their establishment, intending in
time to emplody only women as clercs.
Three convicts attempted to escape from jail
in Corinne, Utah, -and.tio-g fired halt a
dozen mies upon tMin m kN l ~ three.
A stot,~i Ioa.g carlr(ed. fThi ousauid feet
of ltauler a be t i de of thit3 emfles,(caring the
board s- e abhey llep throu4he'ir.
I l'bee T eS-b easa bik .anaAitntcured
in iodksh WtisV.out of ol iuIr l i ,-'incehes
squilare, b ,ede jit saue way as lilibp bar
rels.
The sum of $:3t3,015n) was recently paid -in
Paris for legacy dunty on-property left by the
late Baron Rothschild in thie department of the
Scine.
A Russian paper says that a fal, Ibelonging
to a troop of horses brought from Asia, travel
ed fifty-live English miles on the day of its
birth.
Contracts have been made by Chicago pair
ties for the regular dekliv\ery in that. city of
fresh grapes from California by the Pacific
Railroad.
Thle Emperor of lFrance has distributed
S201)i ami on') g the guards of Paris, as a reward
fo,r their ttieritorious conduct during the late
disturbance, .
At ti relu-tit electio,,ns in l ratnce, thur ni]
lion votes were a1t ltr, and tthrel nmillion two
hur111111 tllhmL~nild :agailut,t lt sgovt rncaent of
iLnil Npoleo( .
'Th-l,;cuidcnts of Man thl4" Vidiiwsrd wer,- re
ciitly fav ted x- ill i :Htt lll ,l I iIi lrrhl l '.i t L cast
i lhore "in Kltay-s h1ay. and thIlcie L ealily
.":tight and salted.
-",ývent' T1tisnrr i i-'xr:-t t-, ili go ltl-ýr..\ - , w
firk Ti b,r whicn'-dh cintaiii-, f a list of those
' rrkn, -tu a-ct .m-- lt wre n iwnt y itlra
huios alter its issue.
The redlnetion of the charges for dlispatches
over the Atlantic cabll ha: Ilil to a very large
increa:.e in the amnoultnt of nlews received by
the A.ssociated Press.
Young Carr, who killed Miss Fox in Belmont
County, W. V., some months since, because her
parents opposed his lnarrylug her, !hts been
senteiFied to be hung.
At the commlencement exercises of Washing
ton College, ((;en. Lee's,) C. W. McCormick, of
Chicago, a trustee, being unable to attend,
sent $,0(t) to represent hintm.
In the new varrangement ,if the telegraph iln
Greitlritalnu,the Renter 'Telegrajih CImniLpany
has had an indemnity of over tllree and a half
million dollars awarded to It.
Thu Ocean IBank tobbery in New York, by
which $1,0~00 ,05 In convertillo bonds were al,
s-tachd- t fom the vnults, appears to bhave beeIl
the sork of expert operatives, and tools they
lenf behind were of tlhe incet make.
The Emperor of Russia has senBt a nsmall fiell
piece to Prenident Grant. on which are in
scribed the names of his various victories.
That "piece" ought to hIave inscribed on it.
above all, "let us have peace"'-becauso it's so
true.
Mrs. E. pollard, who attempted to shoot a
Dr. Moore, in Baltimore, for interference be
tween herself and husband, was sentenced by
Judge G(ilmore, of Baltihngrc, to thirty days in
the city prisoni, in spite of her loud ories and
protestations.
In reference to the late riots in Italy, the
Italian journals state that the people hlave
given evidence of aversion to the -existing
state of affairs in connection with the govern
ment, and that government is advised to take
timely warning.
Treasury detectives hav-e recently captured
about a dozen members of a counterfeiting
gang which has been operating in several
Eastern and Western Stat's. A large amount
of counterfeit money and engraving materials
were seiZed at the same time.
arC.C.. °ý` or 1It°oafmrfa Pimeie giid P4
dema. tC the' ea.er,
UI _VW, ~ ~ Cw
World var Walr Ra
~b, ·IITi . ýý onnnCI Thawi
lifeall he uly thmnte wltu
ion t. (io..lee Loolelaoe CAT IIXINJ CO .6 trti
wife of Jauome Woolf., ea. a native et the tewmd k
DultkjEoeedyf »nd d7UtlatM a bahala WLimuýI;k.
Llmrt papeve p.aea -jyll tv
hIALL. OW "I~11tVJlWrj >.RfJWV(MflK'N Af8O
OLA2IkN, tso Gtaqgr stnetrs w4I~rbs a, : Jod 8,
J1P44&b.e ragwlear'naegfg U· t' she aivoeary .
esaiatib>.iMatthglr haea M w g 'babLiae et.
iaeer at ?l ea leck 0, th 4alwle ysbie ma imgeo.
trnwem aeam taoaal g1 t deplel:
IeWhsam, Ia the dlalpea~a='oiaot at atvi.. Pree
deeejlall,,md ~te t 'mee;r.m V~' eaOid pIar
holAd L'tefbeer memober VXUUANOCft, oudr
rt t l I·7eaiR WW ii huterry a-d COXW UR, ou
wb ame , Ia tiaetY e. wlib ba".'16sta "il1&Wu.W
bind his. ehidrene akind -med adlpettenate e&býi~~
ktoolaetue a wortby mealber, mnd ebtbI hu bkt
edo C Therefre sbelt
aemolyed, That whte bpwteg le beelbIg iaertmeen
CS th d..,eanesf ýle Whe halxX UnthtfU wwell, we.er.
not but deeply, deplore-t log. by tlhusa~aooia.
Limo in his deatbh.ae b)· eke lwas
.hleeoluwovpfpiuUy {p sthhole Loosft
iemdl'ed hats tme hall or the aaalra·oa be jd l
ini uour edP tan e mt..boea wear the usalm aled te
t if ft'hcr roeolved, That 'a copy of thew. reaolO
Lion, be traPnslmtted 'tb thbe-nmttrf deoeasee, rd-ame
puolialeailn tMe MogaeXo SiAn and Suuade ltoans
nnwsprpeut
Jfl1N C. COLM)AN, Ciirm/ n,
WI!. J. CAST L ra
*k I ~ G ' lRO tL
MNEW A YDVERTISEMEtNTS.
IflBERutIAN BENEVOLENT AMOCIATION No.
3.-An adjourned meeting-ofthe above Areoctation will
take place on TUESDAY, 13th iit., at 71 o'clock P. 1.,
at their Hall in-arai satrsee, uOir Common.
j-'ii It J. J./BARTON, Secretary.
tRAND FIRMST ANNIVEJU MA ENTERTAIN.
MENT BY
ST. JOSEPII'S FE8TIVAL ASSOCIATION,
oN TIM
AFTERNOON OF ,SUNDAY, JULY 1i~
AT TEIC
OAKLAND RIDING PARK.
PrROnA3.LB. -
Eurdle ltce for 1loresesa-Siagle Dash of one mile. l'Ilze,
Riditg Whip.
Rtionlag Race for bMles-Single Dash of ouenmile.
Pri.e, Sllrer Monnted Spurs.
Foot Race for Men-Two hundred yard9. Prize, Meor
aschaum Pipe.
Toot Race for Men -One bnndred yards. Prize, Silver
Cup. -
Sack Race for Menr-One hundred yards. Prize, Silver
Meddal.
Wheel-,arrow P.rte-Fifty yards blindfolded. PriZ., a
iurse of i10 specie.
Foot Ilae for Men over 40 years of age, and of 100 lbs.
neight and over-Fifty yards. Prize, iHat.
Foot Itanc of one hundred yards, between two well
knoon citizeus. This raesai continued from the
entertainment given last year, and is a Ihighly at
tn(ctive fieaturn in the prograimme.
Lithic Galnt. Variitu prizes.
(_edasy Pig. l',:u, o :nd Tudy, etc., etc.
ThI. lit.. - t, ' " U o n, y vioitos to aalnd rom
ti l ,le'.lrieN, i'I'TV C :N'I'-.
I r ]';N/'.\e I. i.EJL'"'ION.
H!AVE MADI: RIETICYTIONS IN EVERY
ii.'A. MENT,
to effect it.
J, A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
CASII DEALERS IN DItY GOODS,
56 and,568.......... Magaine street........6 and SS
corner of 4Lt. Andrew street.
"yli It -t
J It WALTON,
Alittlolileer. Applraiser anid Genleral Agent,
6 C,..tondelt ctrect. New Orleans.
The utnderlmgned begr to inform the public that he
w1ll continue the lteihI Etat salt General Auction busel
neso at 6 CarondeeIt streoet and solicts the favors of his
friends for the oald of real estate, stn k, mnrehnndise;
{ furniture, etc.
Suocession, Port Wardens', Underwriters" and out.
ldoor sales of every description attended to.
I The attention of owners of real estate In invited to his
very oomoplete system of plans asndplan books, which. in
the purebase and sale of city property, afford unequaled
failities and the moI t accurate infmntation.
Jyll In J. B. WALTON.
C LOT11IN AT REDUCED PRICES.
TcLEOwF t117.1lnro, New Orleans, July 10, 1860.
In order to reduce our Sunmmer Stok as much as pee
shle, we are now selling our entlre'tock of Clothing,
Trunks, Travelingl Bags. Shirts, Furnishing Oood., etc.,
at ery- reduced prices.
G(ARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART.
jyll It 31 and 3:1 Camp street.
A.LROW TIE AGENCY,
43 Carondelet -tret, Now Orleans.
TIHE ARROW TIE.
The increasing demand for this popular fastening for
Baling Cotlt has induced the proprietor to provide a
largely increased stock for the coming saeson, and we
are naw prepared to fill orders from the trade, in any
quantity, of the' A-oW Ts.
And also the Swett or self-fastening Bucras Tri, with
Lands of any required length; all guaranteed of the
aest quality of English Iron.
II. T. BARTI.ETT,
RI. W. RAYNE,
General Agents.
jyl; Iom 43 C'ror delet street, New Orlese..
1 y- 1'S ý .
142............. .Caud, 4ttrb... ... ;'- 24
'. .l i
/,- -., ..- o, c s t."." ·
L ncV ZOLltirES at":'4 '#J. PUQV tUlP 1cAfb,
At As AlO' RATES AS A$1 OTEE'C 1.1fl `
""i : WO E. ALt.__: o l . ',,
- ý.. -P&3 ...
"it i.isaA 1 y T YTER tin Now'Y6r, to fake
advantae of the decline la the market aid p de.
alrWe goods for the wants at the tr4le, E OP
tBROKERAGE AND OpAtbSIONtS. bemo .als
atvely for cash, we ae alwapp enabled to oflsq superior
indaeemeati b'lo. buyers. /*
aer present stook is larke and well eeleded.
We receive by steamers every week from No'w york'
fresh electios. Bayers can depend on gettlxfreah
goods when renewing their stock. Our ald stock (last
year's) but very little rematlinA em hand, which we are
selling at extremely low prices to elose.
MESlS. GIBSON, SON & CO.
aving anuthorized uato make a ceanmrablee EDVC
TION to the price of their Wo r5nLgB we weati
respectfully call the attentiesof the ty and oa ntri y
trade to the fan.
BA ANI SeALOON PSOPRItITO2 S
Would find It to their advantage to give these Witase
a trial.
loo1009 barrels Western WHISKJES--adqloe berdps,.
9250 lhf.-bbls
PICKLES, PRNSERVE,.&IMEEal, N PA R W TB,
ETC., rlO.
500 boxes PICKL var-lapabrarnds.
30 ocasn (pints and bhfplat) Wee'estamqbe SAIC ..
50 bbls. Colhnaaf.Eigltsh MICIARD.I.4 sad . .
li1 boasee PE BtMR1t iAGCRC : "a" d i,
.100: " Tomato COALTtU`Icpate samt uaarta.s .
50 bisl. Prestot & MerrifTYEAWbT POWDERS.
15 "" SoGAR ELEIO .
2 e caa es ' , "
A full amsortne of '
LOBSTE., ..
NEW PINEI APPLR.;S,
STRtAWliEIRIEIS,
GREEN -LiVES,
TUCl_1LER JELT.IES (pts au 4 tql) JELLIES, "etL
SMITH & McKENNA,
jyl'l 67 and 80 Poydras street.
L By Using DB. FElRRIs'S
PATEXNT SUI'PORTIR TRUSS.
The Most Efficient, Comfortable, and Secure rIeusa In
Use. Constructed upon an entirely new principle.
ItJs entirely diiferent in principle aend action froml
nig  ow in ose, aud biu every desirable advantage, viz.:
It bhas no springs nor iron bands thus avoiding kll it.
j unrio preaure sat the back, at toe same time support
itg the aIiuown and relievlig the aperture of all uOlne
weight. T'lhe Blutton is so forUmed that the ]lreasne is
ex'ual on all ptrli of thie hcrrnel aIperture witbhont in.
ringig on thile Spermliei Chord. l'bhe compositilon of
which the utton is mado renders It Impervious to per.
spiratiun. and produces rapid absorption of the depomit:
in the sub cutaneous (cllular tissue, which pernuts the
Ilutton 1t acrt hmlnedintrly upon thie tcndli non cntll,
tibe effertctnllv cloingl the neck and obliterating the
lerulr Sao by achiles'e infianmmeton.
It in as curmlrtable, night or day, as a glove. It aclapta
itrelf ille a ly pctiou. r(ct I[c. acppllied atanu aie; cannot
lhe. Ithrown ant of1, Ie., nr (tuCL thIe inte tllmoc li f.retl
by it biy Anf strae  n .,qrvetnclt. Iti i ut .omlplllrted,
unll icnnuot'.etclt of orlder. It I4 the only 't'ruL that
icp-rncnsully curtes ther liestc 1in'oate sa mellass rce-nt
t :ctc ci iit'll ccic. .Icpalilfics poceccccci coy cc other 'Trus.
sle those % lit) havie wtrll the v'rlll.cn'cl eds lc ith olbpiclgr
or ands canL t..tily. 'This ioctic utcunt has Iceen .,ec (.
iccicmi Iy tit,' let'ciing sucrlc.eonsned phyVltrinotr lcotg'.
(lit thi, clintrc Icfor tihcrctain relief caocl octt of lnerni I.
nelt lll .-eoi asn Llcwo o0 the nti.iy of my Trula ure of
ICoure valie than alany unll c ltrr of ccrtiiea el t pcers
c cul,c.)cv.-u to tl,( Iblic. These certic'atIe. l1e'hal
Ima y rfnl well known plartie i ~ew t)Olecas, ani
in 'lel ]casot-nr i o.e.s psn of he Uae o, cs. t unesw byc
calling AIt cy office.
Tlec-tc rtlllrptmncl iti. 11. *icccc, andl Icaoe trile cii the biet
'Spoi lruscs"es' withoit c lbtaclnin ci 'rlicti antd enave
le l cured b y . t'eateaeut. As chiidrclc hlitn acre trllip
Gtaricd rtelnir.' Ico.'re thanc ortdiit:crc carl., cv-cy csttCentiuc
will be pacl them. I al, mannfncltre a Lnly's Sth'
1'0itTLit giving atrcngtl and certain relioe in Weak
I Ikk and 1alliul' of the oumbh
Wilth an ecp ricce of more tfu ten years practlice Is
the treatmenmtindCuls C' Rupture and Heetliq, I r.a
promise moteo perlect relief. comfort and security, sad a
more rapid improvement than can be obtained of any
other person or appliarnce in the oath. without regard
to the age of the patient, or length of time almiOted.
Call on, or addrcsewith statsmp
D. T. Sr. C. FlURia'.
Offioe No. St.. Charles street., up-alrs.
Hours--From Ju A. i. to 4 r. Y. jyll 3m
NORTII AS.EItICA LIFE INSURANCE COMP~Y,
St.. NEW 1 ORE.
N. D. Morla........ .. . Pre.ident.
T. I '. Is. aerwi...................... ...: e rsmldeat.
,. _.l.-~ .cr..il ..... . . ..... sewar.
ttCllr, 1'ceglitcrcd Policies contregnetd icy tce n.i
ec-lItccll ma t of tie Isceurslnrel sptaw en o thet 8ta.
of Sew York. errUifyia that the Ptley is aeaod by
pledgu of tcblic rstork. honds ad torteas.
" Thre dlenls ofstouka ,b the North Aerica Life
Xocsurnccc Cuclyopoc ic this jeipartulocent a for cthe Por.
Icme of ecclSricI them yIearnCt of the Pelic, anod lch de'.
poasit are adequate iur the pu.rprore. tle
" Snperinrend8nt Ia. Dep't, New York."
C It may bhe oly airmed that when the oradit of *
rich aed p,wneful Icte Is pledgsd to ecure e tinto.
city oftIc.' reerv find, tC c dcankea r PIeellar to LfstLcc.
teurance Is removed. mF.LZU O t I I r
: " Late Insuemn Com. Of Massahett. "
No extra rates ft r fher ee of Steamer ad rallist
rma. uo seatetztl conditione or reatrIsslee is the
uio. .ew Orleans e~Itmnce;
tal, LLyons &Co. . ar lseqeas & Co.,
G L. Kconeo Co. Sseks e & BuClher,
T sbhl olm hehds* rCe., IL. Johlat C. DowMty,p
lsdhee Wlngo.& Co., Yreue A.. Tansies,
Page, Peel & aLoran Louis Power,.
Iri. S. A. rmlh, Mediceal E~rmiener,
r )-. . C. Mh. I Asd,
BUatK'Nc U £ HirLEY.
- "lGnersl Ageh 3r m prs, a assre' n Na O.
.y il In b . a of Local Agent. -
According to the Method of St. Igastliu.
5XF'E-,ERIX, IJIFE AtiD DIUAT OP.- OO~5.II. LOR
Tranlated from the French Icy a Siter of "-Ve0yo ap.
proved hy bynet 1ev. Arclhial'top Puocell; reviewed "
pre.faced'by 1ev. IV. II. Ausderdon. Yi. A.
To ha cocnpleted is thirteen noulmer, at 23 cents each
nemb.O~err rtr d by the Sistesrc of Mercy. West sad
I Fourth itroete. Cjnc?'snatl. ObhO. Jyll 3m
,^ .
idnnrtLEhrtz
t.
HALE. TB BMf
l las uDoube , ý ,,a.t
Bs w~,; t~artt e, 'ý wkrsrr6.
dad to Bears. e D oabl
DPchpc&fmm.se.r+tw.oe e... be ro ob o
Grmal tmn etreets, Tad ndt . 1 I
T.itleti e d w l
mileehelowSynkpý,
tmeo tre o, TbllW ,tli9t, P ýIf
o the i A
Smdles belowJcvestbaym er
or OIng ac lo 1 a a
ttba
toi te e  t the
Stonrl atcýattdad noce. radwithi we
h coetoa ly rv yeoeaded wol abed tethe
e. ,ord nrus y t e atrse cdt$ i rt
gnumetry plicu ad rielap, va
uh b anneao lndu t om ti ar ael.sta e.
In epartwent ade por those g rlat.
oaukh n w ation r Int ,eta ad a ch cs ,
torsIno devptedo coitlleited hhed Traiurer the
hve complete lasqlatat
meearean ied ofduotyea ill .nt . ena b ..de a .. etoie•ts
Mdune L nomote o th ewie. -f allmisas "r te
o to r ther char i wleiehwdm inat i tr bs a
ookne -dl living unery, the cam droo ad fa4ka "th
fna be f ise.d, In En ou tiu I c
Duo Putlnebreateiaso to n etriot lee n, e
mhe dand M p bal is c nn o ff the C Olr
OFntlyT maintained and enlaoted. o stn
nhe ome prolerly rs iat l, wr be mo i
nonetltl, at ndly cin otraoetie cdtwlb wed.
iu the nstuio. "
Studsa l .a thdeprtm t embree ae period eoffer.
yean, cha. Ont of loi aend mrtwill endaeth oelasesa
iio thd madeh amorl any orgmticm o dried a mo ir mtr
m•neutdcn" n nor, lot*. ritua and chu rch ai n
nt cfuranishd byethes in pupst olatln y sle ai e of
stin Churc ioneb dlepoicted winthinuea Trow t4 the
utm aneonuse.
t L'XiOR On coQ.1.Iria~r nPRTX0m
The rerriolsatle ofestudies on the juior dbepA It
covenoa ap c .of dveyean, d sT. em eim I
0?ourou o Eiugiit i coda ot sot tea e
ear, nd no e redtiiAio wle hup m lee au oi win
c turee, en1havn s Oa . t .c ..
and tanca' IZulon tmnaU tr eg m f all tsen
astndvote,ie ,l te, rumn te, (o w)' t m .
hr . WAo %. - '
Mo.ern angdagee bee.
A OHNae f of pier Cweewil be made frba. I iI.
i -o l the bAmme IBr el stisa he f Colleg .g
ewoorleand SLtio nad furnished to rrat iahn.
to- Bamd e otatr atce ofn draesr or ]9, m
out be fuisoeb he ino uo n d Rnlesis a
ThBeweelnao Year bhelen an the CsroedIj l
+' :1 ...........Wan ends a bout the ils.! i
yea, n yd no odnetion wll beitetlonfr of pm 3d
agthat mchledaudspt Tn meas ofUd Pciuea atce mi.ed
ytier~~d· mm