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`el a t llot
gsoe qv*ee,*I owed
Dow-.. Lwrd y t!fgi, n itbthoereco
a *ss ten ahaL t s V eM The rntye
lbooe -Al e otr land, an
- d .t " pthe po ,1o ie owhir
JeEtl earto to ort-e
oiis at the Co aer cm thasy ofrete
al1 .r-A ,m* rph  d at e s o De M
h7Th, in refe
" t. t- - et steatte ad i ot the riots:
o a Mr. O'i onnells, r a owren er
heyb wou':twaso otue to a thftn
Irvine,
e o e' thecatogrean be
eehen
ia Lm, i, oI. n to 2t atl to
DO  oTh ne Lod on the eoitn
ofdat tion t i Lord terd, hho M.P.o'n
ThomslaeayHs r aewrye, ond James
-'ilesiynim of House,-Xtikeel,
to heo ne o the pleso for the ounlty
u Es-T Secretary for Ireland re
n0 o odcirculara . to the magitrotes
f the --- reJommending that greater
dishrelon as be cneed in committing per
ass to apylo as dangeros.InlatidO.
beY- ELjrgt. Agricultural Society's
sherr wnwe opened at Tales on the 25th
lt. gto tere mh o uand isolated position
of th no ese fur thia year'e show, ans an
exhibitlon it was not up to the
of ts predeoeeaors.
of the Moat Hly iedeemr, died atr ount
e oneus Limeric k, on the 22d unit.
oo on the nightof the 23 ult., a
ric of hay, in the yard of Mr. P. Con
over, and burled three yonng mnen
One of them, Reilly, was abe to
himself promptly and also unhurt
mid also o idicate to the many who lha
Ih  U~t the scene, the spot in which
w , McDonnell and O'Neill,
might be n . Large numbers at once set to
t, ad in a time erhupmed the poor
ilbeWsiho were Uth fuud in an insensible
te. Of two horLes hieh were standing by,
ltaw o--The Limeric correspondent of
the Ot&l .saswer says, an date of August
th: We a ut an Indin te for the
lt--- wdays. utPehast isswfa
Lomraidr--he Dundalk lemort, f August
oag> ZeoIsst worts eer experienced in
. sataem *hedIalass It is the ifult of the
, 01 , w te the eslrops will-be sved
et e manuabetreat of the prints
'.4m-_ theIers. Upwards of eighty
__at d-dteo . pTh e Ip e , thae
i l -t ·lo tl to
eatr faat'rinfaen
S ont he Paroer ieta seut
Siteos at~ a sao wo rit kby the of Mr.
Es, O sslap, Hleast eof the Abbey
-_~ si sneinc  himself a s a can
t. d the maat libesi prfinples iar the
Cg"hooi ! Pt l Sste ion, t an old
hebse withtbtan iaa lopntee Bates
me---- w00F r the I f July, h ret t to
vismcnysoueto serve, a notice to quit.
she toldhim she would mua ak him et it and
rspting saeiomta o the er, sthie o hiso 'bea
an laed, fttetd lpe hi. mouth, and put the
notice into it. The defeadnt said she had
paid her sat upto te day. t JohnDunning, a
young lad, otoborated the complainant'
stteatemnt. Thadendnt was ued Is. anod be.
costs, or twenty-four hoars imprisonient.
WATv~oun-The Waterford Ysw., 27th it.,
*says: A dstation of the parishioners of
Csooe and xalo waited upon the Boy. John
S, 0. C., at the Imperial Hotel, Mali, yes.
to present him with an addreu and
io -s ressive of the warm esteeumxi
w te  ears, s so deservedly held
-oh. A-crbbkeps aciid 1 sopa.-The Catholic
to-ssse4 last tan th in Maynooth to
S-b moa th fiatro ohe Co " Now
''thole #t-wtas on w ewMare it willdamsud
asesine rQ5 ut i seformity *l th its al
tatopics rreiod v teat
tt at the stes.4h Edueation and
lrtd ddttp mow lU tho pubtic mindw, and
L opiUid d bu hh body co thase as,
e E M will om  esa. the re-.
q - st te Gventeit No class of men
hate better ter t of ascertaining the
wea.tand 44+1 1th.b pblic, and, when
t ar se unmanigtot on any q-estion of nation
Sml- Hy a safilyasumme that the eomse
• u..swsm i onhly the 'redsx of public
.ave em'bodied their views on
Lanwiatiosg Atn s-.hes
hicah we stro-ai
tO~Lsn'lh owneed to ondem themid
s j-W- whiois8~w alwayu charatelr
th .r
warer
tstst~tse h
adi;
am ~ an& ~m
owing teo adefeot w; da were
s s' bood w i eot to hae
asmended.
scuk e*i. "£n wb--,e'"hole of
ask was 1 fat almost
much so for any @ a ar pursu.
ftear the m tLheaiMgofasturday
evening, Wtbai ce tainse fetei wa feolt
as most wc seg g. mueg the. m the
cereal e m l rapitdly, and in many
plaes. the I rtoo' i .down the
`.geldena a. ý gý c lad--teeping
were a carried oin toBeomplei on throabhout
the-eone -the yield ng vearygood, excp
n pso o or sell. Altogether, we think toh
frm havl e much reoo n for thankfulness to.
the 'Giver of ll good" for the favorable
lion in whih they must feel themaelvesc
p cd by the blosings sor abundantly vouch
fed to them.-1o rmastagh coil.
Charge of 2lpcrlg Wlt aoedie:.--On Sat
urday eveanina man named. Michael Eessen
bery, was loged i n Bridewell on the above
charge. It appears that Eeesenberry, who
was somewhat under the influence o drink,
met one of the Boots 0reya on the military
road: He went up to improclaiming himself
a member of the Irish Republic, and asked the
soldier would not he Join the brotherhood.
The soldier at once took him into acustody. and
with the assistance of a soldier of the 39th,
regiment, took the prieouer to the barracks.
The police were sent for, and eemsenberry was
baneed over to Constable O'Connor of the St.
Luke'as tatior, who lodge.s inin Bridewell
on the charge.,.
Ralway Accident at Killarney.-Killarney,
Anrust--t.-The speeial egaursion train to
Cor, which left Tralee at half-past five o'clock,
reached here just before seven. he train ran
at 9onsiderable speedon to the siding at the
station, where there is an incline. The
breaks, it is said, were put on, but they failed
to arrest the speed appreciably, and the engine
dashed right against the upright bunfers in the
embankment at the end of the siding, and
broke down the: embafkminent and became
enfixed just nndera bridge. There were abont
150 passengers in the train, and, although they
were shocked, only eight or fbu were cut and
bruised.
Opening of .the C'lhristian Brothers' Schools in
S~,tfad Strlet.-The interesting and edifying
ceremnonyof the opening of the now schools of
the Christian Brothers took place at Great
Strand street on the 29th ult., under the
auspices of his Eminence the Cardinal Arch
bishop, and a large number of the clergy and
laity. The ceremonial was commeneed by the
children to the number of more than sevein
hundred, attending ten o'clock Masn in the Ca
thedral Church, Marlborough street. Thence
they marched in procession to Strand street,
where, lis Eminence had already arrived.
Ti"e Tipperary Electlos.-Thurlese--A highly in
fluential meeting was held here to-day', Thotmas
O'Meara, Esq., coroner, in the chair, at which ai
requisition was drawn np and nunlerouslyl
signed, calling on N. V. Maher, Esq.,Turtullas,
the long tried, trusty, and premier-patriot, to
convene a county meeting at an early day for
the purpose- of selecting a proper person for
the vacancy In the representation caused by
the death of the late much to be regretted
member Charles Moore EsI. The reqluisition
was also to be forwarded toother towns for
signatures.
Death of Captain Lgfroy, J. P.-Athy-It is
with feelingo of regret we have to announce
the death, at a very advanced age, of Cal,nin
B. L. Lofry, J. P., which sad event took pace
to-day at his residence, Cardsrton House, Athy.
Captain Lefroy was brother n-ta4h-late Lord
Chief Justice of the Qupen's Bench, and aoted
in the capacity of chairman at our local ses
sions, where his upright and impartial admin
Latration of justice was a distinguishing char
acteristie.
Blee t dto air Do~rning, M. P.--The banquet
to Mr. Downing, 1, P. for the county, will
take plsee on the rth inst., in the splendid hall
over the market-house, kindly given by Sir
Henry Becher for the occasion. Nearly aUl the
invited guests have promised to attend, and
amongst these are severa members of Parlia
ment-Sir John Gray, John F. Maquire, W.
Shaw, etc.-Cork Erasliser.
Reception of a Religese.-,-On Sunday a most
touching and suggestive ceremony took place
in the chapel of the" ConvOlt Of St. Teresa,
Warrenmount, When Mist Frances Maria Pow
ell (in religion Sister Mary Margaret), daughter
of William Powell, Esq., of this city, received
the habit of our Blessed Lady of Mount Car
mel, from the hands of the Rev. M. Ifarlow, P.
P., St. Kevins.
Death of the Cery Rr. Janess Sinnott, P. P.
Wexford, 30th ult.-The Very Rev. JJames Sin
nott, P. P. Litter, Kilmuckridge, died yester
day morning at nine o'clock, in the 8td year of
his ago, and the 59th of his sacred ministry.
As soon as the sad intelligence of his death
spread through the town to day, the windows
of nearly all the shops in the prinicipal streets
were either wholly or partially closed.
Meeting in Miulli.ngar.-A meeting of sympa
thisers in the movement for a general amnnesty
to the political prisoners was held on Sinday_
la oh onaziet-'i u o ilunga r. epite
the threatening character of the weather the
attendance was very large, there being no less
than 70u0 people present. The tenant farmers
rom the districts adjoining the town mustered
in great force, and added much to the success
of the meeting.
One of the Results of Orangeisa.-Hugh
Swanry, Esq. coroner for the county of
Monagha, held an inquest on last Saturday
at Ba1lb on the body of a young man named
William Henderson, who died the previous
day from a fracture in the skull received on
the 14th alt. upon the-occasion of a body of
Orangemen marching through that town.
The Atagisltracy.-The Right Hon. the Lord
Chancellor has been pleased toappoint Captain
Llewellyn Blake, Cloghballymore, to the comrn
mission of the peace for the oonnty of Galway,
on the reeeommedation of the Marquis of
Clanreardeithe Lord'LIeutenant-of the county.
A VrSIr TO van POrx.-His lordship, Bishop
Meurud, writes from bhmo, July 7: " Oun the
25th of June, at 11:30 &.M.,the Holy Father re
ceived me at the Vatican. Icanuot tell you
what I felt when coming into his venerab!h
presence. He was sitting before his writing
desk, and thus prevented me from kissing his
foot'; but he gave me his hand, which I ssure
you I pressed and kissed so heartily that he
must have felt it long afterwkrds. I could not
help it. I at oppeasitMtho m at -his desk, and
talked with him for about twenty minutes. I
then gave him the Peter's Pence (2,400 rupees)
in gold which he left on the tahla. Before lcar
ing, I drew forth a nice polychromieo picture of
onurBlessed Lady of the Perpetual Succor
and prescted ieto the Holy Father, saying
that y people of Bombay wan bed hs besing.
Be kslk phau pen ld wrese asthe Aom of the
picture-' Deus enedicat populnm Bonshaye..
aem, et itbt, ems ab mumrmaeet defue.-t
snIn seaimtatmJnstigm ahasitata, et obedien
tn ergaIsam S.ledum. 26 Jun1i, 1969. Pins
p.p( 5t ( 0ie od blea the Wpe of Bam
beir delvr~ them rom all sad tide
La n the paths of Jstice, ohari, nob8e
leance towards this .lSo. 8th an, 196.
pies II. Pope.) This pictue will be pet in ai
frame and hung up In the eatbedral Eu pepets
es.-e-rs-rie0se- la ti evening I aseistod at
Ponleatilal Vespers in 8. Pters, and saw If-.
nthe Iuadlnetin of St. Peter.
-Jlithe CW4 g Itlr, pontildei, at nine
ist& a n~ au- dth l , ad -with
e1 lay o r s quare aer of laud-Masure 909
feet ibrea side of your square, and it will
,.e.€. ,l r, nr  ,ithl'r e n lno}_
MEDItAL ADVERT1SEIENTSL
SrTHE LATS PDICOVR3TY IN MEDICATION
The greed difienlty which phlanysias have been
laboring or ctlied to overcome, nha langih bet
obvia ted~ Vegetble Cathartic and altertioe more
efcleat than lay maneral ptreatn of erthe wime ulass,
and s sgretabe to a the ats ardi rd canay, t now
ored to the eck i erh o of a Ltsaeen l
HDr. ErnmmalS 's a Livei and Stomah Leaae Is
the mot n Ptit r medinlosl novelty that o cern
cbhmlarh:_bs dgned" It eontalmn two h555al1 0.
tanes  te O r he aua In themislves bnt semhdying
all the iredl prepertie ofa mercry, and destild in
this ossst form to aupeesde and banish frnm gmas-al
use, the nauseous llsd potions of which th" O.n
eroes excitant isthea mainy ntal Mars than one
fibousad expesinste wen' made by the Iln-a_ eOf tiia
peerlees rremedy before it was brought to ita present
state of pertection. T1he Lonsurgeu harless in its
tlve components has oe s extalgue ed by chemical art.
their virtues remain as active and It s over.
In Dysv pela uli c eee, o patton, Sick or tear
vnus Ifeadache Pies, Dzpsy and the irregulastls to
which t eiber sex are suject, bth LLoseges will ,be
found infinitely more eflective than any of the boerleb
and dlguting ompoundsnaally adminislered In ech
ases. As a anti-bilious specific and genal aperleni,
they have no equal either among adeertted prepar
tiona or the preosriptonsa of the relr re rl olla.
It is guaranteed that no one who has once triaed r.
Erasmna W slow's Liver and Stomach Loenge, wtIl
ever again take a purgative powder, or draoght or pill.
s  .lr
RUPTUBBC URRD ,
By Using Da. FERRIS'SI
PATENT SUPPORTER TRUSS.
The M~ost Efliclent Comfortable. and Secure Truss in
Use. Constructed upon an entrrely now principle.
It Is entifrely differont in principle and aertion from
any now In ae, ald has every desirable advrantage, vz.:
It has no springs nor Iron bands. thus avoiding all In
JoPrlos presure at the back, at thasame time supporl
lag the abdomen and relieving the aperture of all unduo
wsighit. Tl'he ltltoan is o foanoed that the ipresaare ta
equam on all paris of the ITernial aperture willhout I,,
fringiEngo tile Spermatli Chord. The romlatitlon or
wliclh tlh .atltao is made renders It lmpeiviocs to per
spiratino. and produces rapid absorption of the dpolsits
iOn the ub cutaneon'ttrelhltar tIaae, whichl pernits the
]Ituttn to act lmmedlaltt lv ntloa the tenlioou renaol.
thus effwtually loseing tha neck and ohliteslting the
Horueia Sac by adhesive inllann.ation.
It It as comntortable, Eight or der. as a glove. It nlapts
Itself to any position ; can be applied atlny age ; e"lalu,
,e thrown out of tlhue, nor ral the Intestines In foree
by it by any strain or vomeoont. it is not r.nll lieat.d,
anti c Maulot get oltt of order. - It io the only Tl'ta t;hat
pt.nrlmnta, lly cures the amoat obstinateas aell  rieclI-nt
can-so f lernla, qunlitioa poeeseetl by no oith.r l'nl.a,
a those who haveo worn the vareton kinds with srilogs,
or balld canu testifv. This tnstralctunt has bern recrm-,e
mendud Iy tileaRKling aurgeons and pbhyoiionth Ihtrglh:
ntit tlh, ttonltry for the certain relief atdl lutre o"i Ilratio.
Suchl protf asr these of the util,ty of mvy Tlrna ari' o
more value thCll any nlamnber of t ertitihatra of plonwao
urknown to the uatllic. Titese certiticattee bioaide
nlalay frotu well kltown parthis ihl oow Orliaalt-s, ali
fiolt patients In every part of the Union, can Iotaton biy
calliltg st tay olHce.
My best recotmnendatlops are from patients who have
been raptared for years, and have tried all the hoobest
" Spri- Truesae" witlhout obtaining relief. atl tave
tbear eatedoc by my treatment. As chldren who tlre rap
tured require laare than ordinary care, every attention
will be pail them. I also ntannfactlro a Lady' SUI'
PI'OTIielt, giving stregtl anad celtaiu rellalcI Weak
Bark and Fal ing of the Wottb.
With an experience of more than ten years practice to
the treatment Ranl cure of Ruptnre and Hernia, I can
promise more per-Tct ret , f. comfort and seurity, anal a
smore rapid Improveuent than can be obtained of any
other person or appliance in the Sontlaltmout regtsr
to the age of the patient, or length of time aflicted.
: "4-. -`Da. T. ST. C. FERRIS,
Of . 8 . a street up-stalrs.
Hod-i--t'o 10A. n to4 P.'. . Jyll 3m
A ILELIAIILE PBEPARIATION. -
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, RINGWORM,
ALL SKIN ERUPTIONS OF A LOCAL NATURE
Cored by the use of
TURNER'S SOLUTION oe TatE SULPIIURIET
OF CALCIUM.
One application, in cases of Itch, eonlletea a cure.
Put up In bottles at Fifty Cents and One Dollar. For
sale, wholteale and retail, by
HAAhN TREDERICKSO1.
131 Canal street.
. . BA.L. LY6r S & CO.,
CuorteerCanp and Gr.vier eits
And at TURNsER'S DItiU STOREI,
i23 Magazine street, bet. Josephine and Jackson.
And by the prlinipal druggists. feb14 ly
C. f. WRIRKMULLEI Aett
DIL'GGIST ANfD AI'OTIIECARY,
Would inforat his patrons lhat he has removed aie es
thblishmevat from 4a1 Dryadoes street to
138 Poydras street,
Corner of Chnurelh, late St. Mary street,
Where he resltectfully solicits a conltiu;atco of their
ipatronage.
A weallassorted stock of fresh IDIUGS and CHEMI
CALS always y haltbnd.
PERFU F.itY-Fron-h, English antid Atmletcan.
BR1WSitICS-.T tlt; Hair and Nail, itt grcat vtiaty.
tOAPS--Of every qanality and price.
In addition to tls.albove, the best and holst SOIA)
S t-~lt, togthier with the purest aud beet flavored
SYRUPS. Is constantly kept.
Prescriptions carefully prelpared, both by ay and
nigh . . . .'2.3m
PURITY IS ESSENTLAL.
E. LALMANT,
(SucceMsor to J. H.'HARTE,)
DRUGG3ST AND APOTHECARY,
Claiborne street, between Common and Canal streets.
A fall assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemleals
always on hand.
I'IYFUEII:iFFrench, Engllah. and American..
BRUSHESi-Tooth, Hair, and nail in great variety.
SOAPS-Every quality and priae.
Sp1eil attration given to the Compounding of Phyal
aiata' Prersltptfona at all hours. jel3 ly
CIIEMIST, DRUGGIST AND APOTIIECARY,
(Eatabliahed Twelve Year.)
32.-.........-..-COMION sTIIEET-......... ..-172
Takes this opportunity of Informiug late regiasir vats
tomor, and the pulic geuerally, tIatt lie h lately opal
ed asplindld new Stoat, (neat door tq his lat stand)
tttetdup with a ILage and Vat ted Ascrtmenut of Fivesl
D)reage, MofircLne, alCallCan lcls, sultalale to tte wants
of tbe mest iatidiona; neald as he glves his constant per
eunal attention to the rrfaul tasrtjnlation: taad prae
ration ofdall tsadielnethe dlsPass, t)e auble tasty leel
assured that hleytta ylne full confidence in tS,.thing
they receive from hla stove.
Phyatclaoan.' erlptuons caretlly and seenrately
comptauded. .mitl iy
-i J. KELLY DRUOOIST nYT APOTrECAltY.
PP5 iteaisovrtr anld Dealer In
French, Engllah, OGeretas and Anar-capn Dvrad anal
Chemic•Is, Perihiey, etc., end Patent .Medicines of
erery desriptisa.
SCttsio street, betwees Gasquot and" Common,
next datr to Dr. Eneit Now Orleans. sta ly
pF.REIREANCR BASH. BLIND AND DOOR
..... OI;I .CTON.,
CiT. Ias alac rl Cfto streets, New Orleans,
The ehespt mnmuhturtg esetablishment On the
SlellhwsLt imme rasu Ion pr ics;lO: Suh, from
85 eente pr ar; GOLaed. Sah, rets 01175 per pair;
lld Ih p p. t pmil Pael Doors from 5 50
seh. All werk made asaeond Cypress. List of
priesa in datll o be hd t the Fatory, or mailed fre.
Gee Purvjas laced Sashf.......... from St 7 ps-pair.
(On. Pnarv's Window lada ......from ti 41a per pir.
Gee. Pu* Pauel Domr ... ..-...m 5310 sk
aohn Tweohit Thonum D. Johnston.
T oHWIO, 5Of1 & CO,,
·ko nd DeIers tn Peei and Doeenstic gx
- ehan · a, Iu tlie etc.. ap.ta .
oasnlscliss made on all acceatIhl potato.
Draftson 11ew York, New Orieans and Oalveston.
UNDERTAKERS-BUILDERLS.-PAINTERS.
salmAs JOMs~ew. - roo. . s rim.vU
(niSbml,1n to the k" Danel Manroe,)
U ND E R TA KERS,
9a, s90, and so lMagasine street,
'aw o ss.
]feame. Johnson & tSheldsbhae purchased the above
well-known establishbent, and have added largely to
faellties for conduet ti th aineae " a -
The servceof Mr. BY, w , ll and faverably
knownp in the old- etabliahmente. are retained. Orders
left day or night wll receive prompt attentIon. Carria
ges for hire at reaaonable price. dMe ly
R Nm' UND3RTAKX B,
No. 243 MagaLlngq etet, eaoner Delord. amd 309 Char.
tres and'Elaeian Yielda aStreets. Hew Orleana,
BeeIaooastaatly a hband aIr asaeortmmt fMetalle
Burial Ca and ket ala. 3hogny, walnut and
pin Coins. dald _kared, emnbamd, and carn.
lly shipped. C to hirr apt ly
D w. E 3 1 3 .
UNDE ERTAKER,
280 and 282..Tohoupitouola Street..980 and298
COFFINS of every dariptn always mn hand.
Order attended to with the geatet punotlity.
CAIRIAGUS and CAB8 for hire. Ja4ly
A.LTz UxDRaTA&KRR aBd,
No. 823 TohonpitoulaS street, between Firstand tecond
Hears" and Carriage for hire
Fnnerrls attended to in person by the proprietr, and
he hopes, by atriot attention, to obtain a hare of the
-pnble patronage. _ap - _ly
GRAYER &.MILLSPAUGH,
PHOENIX STABLES AND UNDERTAKE
35 and 37 Elysian Fields street, and .273 and 275 Mag
mine street, New Orleans.
Carritage, Buggle. etRO.. to Hire. Metallic CASES of
all kinds, and uodon COFFINS o1 all descriptlone
always on hand. JaLU ly
f" W. llOTHICK. 1; NDEItTAK RR,
2 347 Camp Street. corner of Iolord.
Parties in want of Metallifc ('OFFINS would do wellby
calling at T. W. Itothick's Establishment and examinnlu
Fay'a Patent teltf-Seallng Metallic CASE and CASKE',
for which he is the Sooe Agent. Warranted to be lide.
ntb uctible and air.tight, and for beauty of llash cannot
Ie excelIdl-nrpa seinig nay otter Cver mnflaefcturod.
losewrVl,''d. Ma llgaev. itlhawk WValnut, and Ill oth.'rst 'les
oft'Cotliow !w.ays ~n ln.t. jl)t y3
A. Al P ILL
UNDERTAKER,
Corner St. Andrew and Fulton,, etrectt, Fourth District.
COFFINS of all di.scriptinse conestantly on hand.
All orti. Iti routpttl nattended to.
UN DERTAKE R,
And CAtRIAGES to hlre,
3dt0............ M:gaziine Street..........: 30
for l, I ly Bet. 4el pomen anl11 Thalia, Nw O(leiuis.
T)ETEIl: 1Ss", I1 ILDEl, ItETI'URNS TIIANIKS
-to the ritizns ,of New Orleans for their l,atroungdo
for the last twenty eam. lie has now trade extenitve
atdition to his iorklotsr, And intlrodluc'd M ever.,l
,Vnd.worklng ,ll hinCes; whiCii will enable himt to at
tend promptly to any tbuineua in his line.
Shop anld ofRi*e, corner of ]l'rytania And Washington
streets; Merchants' Exchange iox No. I; l'ostotice
Box No. 488. Je_ ly
DILLON,
CA.tItENTER AND) JtUI.DEI,
1t4 Carondelet street, iBox 2961 Mechanics' Exchauge,
New tirl.ans.
Jobbing promptly attended to. jy4 ly
WT. A. TALEN,
~. arpenter and Carver in Wood,
2'.14 Magazine street, ctrtert of Calliope,
New Orleaus.
Ornaments for Houses. Church Furniture and Deco
rations, and Ship Orneaments made to order in the best
style. jy4 ly"
A DXILEW LEO,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
213 ........ ST. CIXAItLEB STREET......... 91
Between Julia and St. Joseph.
fanw OrL.wte.
All orders In the Bulldlno. Liae thamkfully received,
and ,!nuuidiatrli attended to.
Rofers to--iUchard Ehterbrook, Esq., of the late firm
of (Galieor & etuerbrook, Archltects and Bailders.
Agents and owners of property will please take nntice
that the subscriber ,o,,as not ellncourage the cUtldenee
operation knuown amsnog nmerlicllc as what per cent.
will you give me if I get oun thie jobr' OX course thle
aerlrt or owner pays ler all such little trilleh when set
thug up. He does not ask and will not give any per
cent.lge on work untrusted to Hilm.
n233ly. .. A. LEO.
1 If. BIE:IltY,
SCARPE'NTER AND BUILDER,
13...---...........irod Street .............. 1
Will tatkcontracts for llilldin, or do any kinds of
Jobbin,, uld rlairing,. (^ierl s It.l at Ithe shop or sent
tllerogli the ,'atotliue, will teccisv lpromrpt attuntiou.
alt'3 ly
S STl'llNS-....- ......................CISrTEINS
Carpoi1t."r And Cislt t Matker,
-3:l Mlgezilne street, near Julia, New c)rlean.
.A tt t .l ,nw -ll tl,1'n nlmeo of It, Ieowl l rilatoia-t unl
wi kmati'.hli, k,-.,t -uslt.lntl i ol hand. :cue i for nile At
priiren to stilt til,. titnes. All rkilnl/ns of (:Iteirns made to
ordi-l ald rI'lp.tircd. . Ordller prulOtly Ilttledol to.
JAS. E. IIEIIAN, CARVElL A.ND CARPE'INTEII, 1
JAS.
..' Mngazttrt trcot, . --
etween P'oyf~arre and C(allipol rtrlf l
All kinds of Church Devoratio-,,ls-n d Carved Altars
made to titlder withi naltolurnre"dininlteh.
Country orders promptly attended to. .e13 ly
SO1TILEN 1'LASTIC SLATE ltUUOOINS CO..
Office, 91 Mlagazine street,
NEW ORI.IANs, LA.
S.tandohr FIRE PROOF RIOOFS, equal In durability,
and far sunerior In other respects, to sheet Slate, pot on
at a Iiich less cost.- This Roofing is adapted to steep as
well as to fiat roofs, making of valley gutters, eat., etc.,
thereb- diaspenlng with the use of niLetll for that por
pose. It weighs much less to the square than sho1t
Srate; cost of transportation comparatively small and
the ino0de of ullalication filite simple; doer not afict,
I bult ratller inlpls,ves the water. No Ipinmting is reqtIred.
It can be aipplird to tihe sidtes of buildings as well as the
roof, inaking il whole fire proof. An a covering for
Stearloat Hoots, it is superior to anything In use.
l'arties interestedl can ie referred to nunloeroeu roofs
in our city. some of themi the largest enatructed in tihe
cit/ durlng the past year.
ci.omluainrtions tuhiresaed to EDW'D TIIOMPSON,
eir.latsry and 'lTr'furrr, will receive promupt attention.
nmylsi tl;,
H IARLE F. TUTTLE,
WOOD ENGRAVER,
3..............Old Levee Street.............3
New Orieant, L.a
Orders with Designe, from any part of the South, will
be promptly attendedto, antd landsomey Engraved at
ebort notice. feb14 ly
J. JOYNEII,
Corner Liberty and Julia streets, Naow Basin,
Dealer lt all kinda of LUMBER,
Cpress, White and Yellow Pine, Dressed Flooring and
Ceiling, Laths anai Shingles.
Billt sawed to order. . sal5 em
M AaLb WORKS.....t....E..x LE WORKS
JOHN HAGAN,
Washagtea street, corner of St. De. smeetd.
M re work Ih geeoral 9.0 ly
INfORMAbTIOI WANTED - OW JAMES AND
S PATRICK HAGAN..
e t lat bi e d hu themy weres ln :o , anO An
information eonoernlm them wili be J roost,
by their rsoal. EII RY EAGA. mh
ty, Outrath. Jea am*
COi Great Britain, Ireland, ad sany part ef eEsr.
pean Continent, in sums tosault, eoastantsly rale by
C. '. BUDDEIBKE 10,
.1.0, S ,, Is c , cu  s.trast.
PROFESSIOA.L CARDS. -
D>. a. . WRaiHrG nT DEIST,
WIll ald.e up bbaiessm permane$ntl in tbls citym
or before Uhe frst of October nqxt.
Frends please take nottt cl
-blfte--IC Cknael street, near Rampart. oan t o
H Le Pbyeooln ro ad br . " .
O BrConoi rtltaftons r 72 lt. Claude treet,
between Mandville anid Spain, from e to s A. i., arid
to 5 r. .'; at his osMce, 11 Iurgandy streett nar Can],
from lto3r.x.
Secial attention oven to midwifery. females' and
chdren' diseases. Chroni diseases censiered as in
curablo by the old schuool, are trestod by me with sa
oe.s. ao iy
DI J. J. MEYRD. D
02 Bolivar street,
Between Common and Gravter streets, First District
All calls, night or day, promptly attended to. :J. sm
Ofioe, 110 Canal street.
Offe hours. 11 to 5 o'clock. Realdence5e5 St. Charles
street, above Jackson street Consultation hour boma
8 to p'9 oocktA. IL., sod to 5 P. x. mii 9ms
J . BELDEN, M. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office Honua-7 to9 w. 4 lto3w. i.; 7 to 9 i. I.
- Office, 15T7 Camp street,
ap.P ly Opposite St. Patrick's Churab.
IRS. DR. SAMUEL REYNOeD--
115 Washington street,
Now Orleans,
Offers her services to the public for the Care of Cancers,
Ulcers, Boie Folon, Cotarrh, Carbuncles, White Swell
ings, Scald Heads and Dropsy. tInyl ly
R. r. I. H. P NAP P,
DENTAL SU.RaE ON,
Has removed to 110 Canal street, New Orlea~_
And is prepared to attend to all operations on the Teeth,
in the Iousat Sihentitell mannelr. lTholsnuceslof his otpera
tions tfr the part thirty years in New Orleatns aoutl Ihe
.aultirtlnt gu:tlarlter i, the hfltlre. (:Charges no hltgher
th whoeia ald olu .t i fore the war. TEgTIH ex.
tra tedwit out pain. _ -d... ly
, A. DE 1LART .
d. DENTIST.
17............. Cr'I'IlINE. STIETi..............17
Near Canal. ill4 ly
DIL J. W. ALLEN,
DEN TIST,
Can be consulted at hiS oftice,
12 l)ryndes etreet, one door from Canal.
All who desire good operations, or durable and bean
tiful Artiticial work, will call as above. All the most
approved means for painhle, operations will be used.
Persons doLsiring teeth iuserted the am» e day their teeth
-re extraated. till plase colll btfore 10 A. 10 , _ 21 ly
-DR. MALOŽNEY, DENTIST,
S0I ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
VWonll r-pesittully intform -those retitiriig first class
ldental operations, that he has reduced hls charges, so as
to be within the moalis of all. Teeth interted on gold
alluminiun,. rubber anud allver, with or without extract.
Ing the roots, by a new proceus. A tiguaranteed. or
the umosey refutded. The tittor was awoarded thlo flrst
ptrizo--a gold mtdalt-futr the beot sets of artificial teeth.
'Teth extracted withoet pain; by the use of nitrous
oxide ga. se13'S8 ty
D R. J. C. BEAIRD,
Office, 132 Canal Street.
lRsidence, 165 Camp street.
Offce Hours from I to 3 r. x. mbh1 ly
McGLOIN de RLEINIETERt,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ofef--No. 30 Camp street
d27 ly NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES ). CQLEMAN,
Attorney arld Consellor at Law,
5.............. COMMEIRCLAL ALLEY.............
New Orleans. apll ly
Alexis Itolert. Paul JT. Rbert
A. & P. RIIoEItT,
ATTOItNEYS AT LAW
31 ............... tyal Street...............31
apll tmnt
J011N J. FINNE Y,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
21...........COMsMMEl. CIAL PLACE...........21
dl3 ly NEW OII.EANS.
.T J. CASTELL,
NOTARY PUBIC,
1'27 .............Gravier Street............ 127
Between Camp and St. Charles streets,
jolt Ty- New orleau s
COAL AND WOOD.
,tOOK OUT F'oli WINTER L
WOOD-Oak, Ash, Pine,
And all qlnalities of COAL, Wholesalea and Retail.
at the Lowest Market Prices.
J. J. CLA1KE,
sef 2m 301 Julia street, eor. Julia and Dryades.
Edward Ikaas, Jr.) [Alpbhons Laine.
DIEALS & 1AIA E,E IJEALEIS IN IITTSIURG,
S Anthracite ant English Cannel Coal.
4tramers and tnamlle aorm lid promptly.
Office, In Carondelet street. Yard, on the LPvee at
Third District Ferry, and at the corner of Louisa and
Leer, atreets.
Orders received at either place. an? 3m
%cCLOSKPY IIIOLEY & A IC P EALERS JR
l'ittatburg. Anthracite. English and
l'eytona Cannel Coal,
1lI6 Oravier streCt, N6w Orleans, La.
Slteanboats. Prersc and Plantera sppililed by con
tract or bust load, and fa*mlllea fornlehed at reasonable
raste. aug Ju
J C. KAT IIMA N,
C. 4 Iieinvlle street, corner Marals,
Dealer in COAL, CITAR('OAL. CO'i1, VWhite SAND,
and FlirE-WOOD,.
Orders left at the Mechanica' Inchange--Box 5.--w
recuive prompt attention. d17 ly
CASSIDY & MILLFR,
SAIL MAKERS AND RIGGERS.
,ýE AWNINC 4ý4
F'AOO
Dray. Wagon, anI Thank COVRS.
The difteret Codea at MARIn BIOtNAl I far al
Naeons en hlad, wt deaerpatlive Eoo.a
]LAGS of all Nations on hand, and made to demn
7 aok antid Ugbak UNTING n eal. I. any iaa.
ty. Bepairiag neastly daone.
Jan ly 104 Camp sreet. earr Poydraa.
APS..............LA .....P......... P
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LANTERN8
of wavry DeIripteo,
AND YVERTTHING APPERTAINING THERETO
At Wholesale and Retal
HILL & VEAZIE,
PROFESS ;.o:'L C .,DL :
T'o. ý,Toass» ,ol 3 w 
NOT AIr aUd AMO= MRAi eg-- o w;
meant of CEOIRIC DIEAO, ulmer.
DR. AEGE&I., guided by ea ers at
in Ho ital end Privte ss , ..
In R8UnITATIUM. PALRA.gyuu
aILITn , sKrI DisiraWan. c aoR.o
73v3a., XJVRRcOMxPI3 ,0
DRE, ete., they OIURER'wh w Db
movieg Iaternal Congetica, asteal" Ra
tion, and eioanatol g frem the arte e
other Poasose.
o e. 39t Julia street, between Camp add 8t
DR. JOHNr . ANGELL,
DENTAL SURG.80EN
109......... Carondelet Street..... -
All operatione in the DENTAL LET hin.e -
formed. Nitroa Oxide al ways o hea.d fr tBe
LESS Extraction of Teeth.
H SPILLMANN
* ANIIFACTWBE OP TBDIlW'
Orthopedl. Iwt.m BJO [ . SO La
Riseto Stec~iegM,
Between Perdido ad naon, New ordeens.
a. !pfll. Bptuetuppertlng Shoulder Bees:e.
fOal 3 generally.totor e Art
Ordra for measnreo left at the store will be
attended to. r trl
ET TEE DEAF HEAR
L is an old sayinaltlt e Non areso dea as thoe
Swho will- ot boar." This ale of perons is not
ldreaacd-thoes only who cannot boar. To such bi
It the urest mans. of relest whicrh o..ai... td.
Aurit, whose scores Iin the treatment of . hiase...
lua. bon paramount to the importance of the orb ,
Dr. Davis can be cuuonlted daily at his ohluo.. 9 Busl
street. one dime below Canal. oL!) IJ
DR. J. 1. JOENSON,
O-lice, 335 Erato street, corner of Liblerty.
Hours from to 1' '. a., And 4 to 6 1'. .
Relidence 410 Carondelet trr et. Tahbl
G J. JF F IE EDIt IC US,
DENTAL SURGEON,
I.i..........St. Charles Street.........
fib4 Iv v CornerGlrod,
D.1) 1. C. IIUGU E S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
31...........St. I'Peter Street............34
nolS ly New frlib..
GROCERS--COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A. AN NON.
GROCER,
Corner of I'ranklln and Perdido streets,
Keeps constantly on hand a Choice Assortment of
FAMILYEIROCERIES, W% rES, LIQUORS, Etc.
Particular attention given to the selectlion 0of Pli
TEAS ond Ilt'TEIt. Good delivered in al puat.
the city free of charge. Orders solicited- pnnety
attended to. di" Iv
A. W. SSkardon. Wmi. 'Woelpe.
A. W. SKlaDON co., GROCER~S
Corner Jackson and Rousseau streets, Fourth District,
New Orleans.
Goode delivered free of charge. jal im
c. DOYLEP. J. M. RAIl
D OYLE & RAUIM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Dealers in TEASb WINFES, IIQUORS, etc.,
107 ...........Poydras Street............1.7i
fe7 ly New Orleans.
CRESCENT GROCERY.
WILLIAM HART,
Wheolesale and l-rtall FAMILY GROCER. Choics
WINE.S LIt(UORS, and TEA8.
- ;tiravCer tre.t, corner of Rampart.
City and conntry orlers oliI,lt. mand punctually 'at
t.indlll to. Gtoood dell, ledL in all p.arta of thie city free
ofdrrayoe. Coilre tlsdAen IlTTETR. feb1 ly
E. CON11.Yy. It. CONERY, JR.
F C UONER Y & SON,
GiROCErS, COMMiiSSION MEIRCERATS,
-ANO-
DEALERS IN W WESTERN PRODUCI,
160............IAGAZIsN SltEET...A.........
orl I New (ttlessts.
rJ, J. CLARI E,
CHEAP GROCER,
Corner of St. Andrew and Laurel streets;
tA hcIer ova,r,nt o.f Blck anid Gireen TEAS.
Goolsen IlUTTEi always on bhand. .l.ll ly
MAEfTL GLYNN. AI.PFD LDMAMJ.
GLYNN " DAMARILN,
WIIOILESALE GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
84 ...........Poydraas Street.............4
111hl4 ly New Orleans.
Charles O. Iille. Fred. A. Thomas
HILLE & THOMAS,
(Ca*aLFs G. ilua.s, AucrInoes)
Office and Salesroom, No. 167 Poydras street,'
mEAR OAONDILET.
AUCTION SALES DAILY AT 101 O'CLOCK,
Of Fnrnitnre, such as Parlor Chairs, Sahus, Rockers,
4- rm t 1 .st , Marble-top Tablhs, Sideboares.
Olea are. Psatedt Ware. V_, srta and Four-post lIed
st.enls of Walnut, Poplar and other woods, ArmoIs.
lireana, Washstands, Uano and Wood-seat Chair,
Canei and Woost ltockers Carpeting, Matting Towel
tacke, Pailntisg and Engravlngs, Stove, Ki.e
Safes, Tables, and other articles too numeouns to meat
th'. .Ja, 3m
BE L L S.
_LENEELY'S WEST TROY BELI FOUNDRT
- Es[tablished fu 18206.
Bella for Chnrches Acadlemles, Factorie etc oa. o
of genuine RoBel mtal, (copper and tin,) dloantod with
Imloproved patented mountling., and warranted.
(Orders and inquirie addresse to the undersigned,
will have prompt attention, and an illustrated eats
logwn sent free, upon ap-liatlm. -
sal ly_ _ - West Troy, Newo Y'k
BUCKEYE
E.tablisthd in 1837.
Charob, Aused , iýao t rs, JsfxAls Bella.
ete., made opure Boel (Noop t,) >rr~
ad t alitytoe, asTuna I D InNa tsd
- I . e.t,, I ., _ A - U rT.
-LD ESTABISHED TROT 3ILL JOUNDO Y.
Troy, New York.
(ESTABLiaHE IN 188)
A large assortsa.t of Ohnrah, Aewdaim,FAa
and other BELL, constanttly ora and  aado o -der
tion to . JON3S a • ...