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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 8. las Persons leaving the city for the Bummer, can have the Daily or Weekly Picayune forwarded to them, by leaving their address at this office. The Daily and Weekly Picayune can always be had of George Ellis, opposite the Post Office George Ennis, Pontchar train Railroad Depot C. G.

D. Ilolle 61 Exchange Alley; and A.Simon, 85 Baronne street C. C. Haley, 20 Commercial Place and 153 Poydras street. Ski Sixth Pagh for C.

Qirardet ce Co. 'a 8axes of Valuable Real Estate. List of Letters on Seventh Page. Wm. P.

Kellogg, Collector of this port, and J. S. Harris, of Concordia parish, were nominated Monday candidates for the United States Senate, in a caucus of the Radical members of the Legislature. It is presumed that there will be an election to day. The city has thus far been remark ably healthy, and indications point to a continued clean bill of health.

Now that we have a new Street Commissioner, and one, too, in whom the people repose entire confidence, we shall expect to see the inauguration of the Augean task left for his successor by the tenacious Baker. We learn that Col. 15. F.I Mann, the Democratic member of Congress elect from this district, has been doing yeoman's service in Washington in the cause of peace and order in this State. The Colonel deserves the thanks of all good citizens for his endeavors to represent things as they are.

Even Radical members of Congress are said to have cordially congratulated him upon his election. There has been some talk that certain cities which proposed to use the Nic olson mode of paving, had determined to wait until after August, as the patent right would then have expired, and they could thus save all the cost for using it as a privileged right. We learn from a seurce entitled to the highest credence, that an extension of the right for seven years has just been granted, so that for this space of time those who want a smooth and dnruble pavement, which will annually save its cost in the abated wear to animals and vehicles, and in the increased healthfulness of the neighborhood where it exists, will needs pay to the heirs of the unrequited Samuel Nieoi son for the use of it a small but weli earued royalty. Kuowiuff, from having had fvr a companion in travel, our apj veuUtive jn lament in piscatory luxuries, uuJ desirous of showing u.s that uu the steamer Cortes the Cromwell line's seueral reputation for living is Horatio Xei sou gent us veeterday a Ke uaeiiec salmou a cample of his stores. We f'urad it ri linn, bi.il most delicate as a sample intake and condition.

Sorry are we that we canujt accompany the captain on the Curies to New York, wLitt.er he startajSaturiidV eveaiug, at 5 P. M. Wo luiifht then live ou juet delicacies for eou.a six or possibly eiht d.ya, and find ourselves theu iu New York. A3 we are too much occupied to do we would ad Tise our numerous friends who have vacations and holidays to avt.il memselveo of the opportunity. In the joint sesbiou ot the Common last evening, the Cresceut was elect, ed Official Journal of the city.

There was no election of a new School Board, of of Commissioners for the House oi Refuge, as was anticipated. At Last. Mr. Shields deservej the thanks of the community for his resolution, offered Board of Aldermen, laot eveuiug, to the effect that the Comptroller be authorized to adjudicate a contract for repairing the railing aroend Lafayette Square. It is to be hoped that the Lower Board will act at once in the matter, as the dilapidated railing of our moat central square has been an eyesore to the community quite long eDOiigh.

The river and harbor bill, which has just passed the House of Itepresentatatives, contain appropriations, amounting in the aggregate to $1,358,500 of these there is $100, 000 for the mouth of the Mississippi River. For New Yobk Direct. The swift and commodious steamship Gen. Meade, command ed by that popular and accomplished seaman and officer, Capt. A.

W. Sampson, leaves her moorings foot of Jefferson street, on Saturday, July 11th, for New York direct. The accommodations of the Meade for either passengers or freight are most excellent. Passengers and shippers should make early applications to her agents, Messrs. Wood, Low Ludwigsen, No.

I'M Common street. For New York Direct The Al elegant and favorite passenger steamship Cortes, of the well known Cromwell Li in, leaves the company's wharf, foot of Toulouse street, on Saturday. Jaly 11, at 5 P. for New York direct. Capt.

Horatio Kelson, the efficient trnd courteous gentleman who controls the destiny of the Cortes, is too well known by the traveling pnblio to need a word of praise from us. The accommodations of the Cortes of the moat unexceptionable character, saloon is alye and well ventilated, the thiri Deat comfortable, and everv rnonotoJthat intend to alleviate the No 4 Car0WriP Alfred onhon, So. 41 CarondeUt street, is her agent. IT TXT Thnw TT" ElTintie SawiSTJ. Si.

Sloat years, for treet wnuai A photographic cabman ia epeaks of the section over which his wheels make their tracks: If you ruu over ayoang eter down here in this here ward." said he the folks don't eav nothin they have got more children than wittles for em but you out run over a goat, or a or a pi. blast me if a mob ain't aiter yea in two jiiiiute6." THE NEW YORK CONVENTION. The Democrats in Convention have succeeded in making a platform, on which they have agreed unanimously to stand. This puts an end to the fears of dissension among them, arising out of stubborn contrariety of opinion on the issues to be presented. The platform comes to us very briefly, a mere synopsis of the substance of the resolutions.

Some of them require the elucidation jof the complete text to enable us to comprehend the fnll scope of their pledges but there is nothing in any of them which does not give encourage, ment to a full union of all Conservative and Democratic men of the country in favor of the candidate who may be nominated. Every word received is encouragement for every constitutional man in the land, to give his whole influence and strength to the accomplishment of the beneficent revolution in public affairs which the establishment of these ideas in the success of the ticket running on the plat form will accomplish. The platform being happily adopted, the candidate is of secondary importance. Any man sound on these topics, with an unblemished personal record, and such proof of ability and energy of character as would give assurances of faithful and capable ad ministration, will be universally taken up as the instrument for effecting the great civil revolution the country is panting for. The desire of the country is for the overthrow of the faction in power, which has proved itself the deadly enemy of peace, order and constitutional government.

Unity in action of all who feel together, and long for the delivery of the country troin the shameles and greedy despotism with which faction has scourged us, is of infinitely more importance than many minor topics on which issues have been made among men who agree on the grand absorbing question of deliverance. Even questions of much intrinsic magnitude, deeply concerning the administration of public affairs, have been by thoughtful men deferred to that period when a successful party shsuld regain the power of impressing their own views on the course of government. Minor differences are sunk in the common effort to bring all patriotic men together to make a grand and final effort to determine whether the constitution shall live. There has been evidently a patriotic agreement to sink all extreme opinions on seci topics and make a universal rally of all anti Radical men in the Union, for the overthrow of an odious, corrupt, law Its. and tyrannical faction.

The Laiuiouy on a platform where there was so much diversity of opinion, manifested frequently with so much asperity, is a harbinger of that unanimity at the polls which alone we believe to be lieccssn to insure a jrreat triumph for a popular cause, and the ieurrectuu into new lite of the genius of An erican liberty. hh such a spirit there can be no discord in the ballot about men after the uouiina tiou is made. Votes may scatter, accord ing to the varying estimate of the degree in which a candidate may be supposed by his friends to be able to command the widest support. But about the men iu nomination there can be no other differ ei.ee for in the list of candidates I named in the ballotings there is not one to whi.m the friends of ali the rest could not contidii'gly trust the administration ot the (ii vcruu.ent, and feel sure that it wouid no detriment. i They are ali worthy, all capable, and wbici.ever succeeds will be designated by :i.e an rape l.a'auce tf preference in his tnvi'T, to Inch honor, consistency and fair will icquire unreserved ac juies ci nee.

us the grcit interests of the cause v. that lie should be maintained and eneretk We write without having any result whiiL indicates tin person on whom the cixTev i. 'ay fall but whoever it may be. of aii i named, it wui receive, we are sure, 'he cheeitul hpprov ii c.xid the zealous support oi the Conservatives and Democrats ol Louisiana. The Late Legislative Embroslio.

The Appeal to the lienernl for Redresi The Views on the situation. The following letter has been received by the Committee of the vSeuate and House of lvepreeentatives, iu reply to a communication askiag the Commanding General's interference to seat certain Democratic members, who, having been legally elected, wera excluded from their seats by the exaction of the unnecessary test oath ot 18tjJ Headij es Fifth Military District, New Orleans, July 7, 13'is. Hon. W. Blackraan.

F. L. Jewell, B. K. Chan cey, L.

V. Wnaut, U. B. Pratt, Com in tee of the Senate, liouse of Representatives, New Orleans, La. GcntUmen I am instructed by the Brevet Major General Commanding to acknowledge the receipt of jour communication of the 1st representing that the presiding officer of the Senate and the temporary Speaker of the House, upon calling their respective bodies togtlher at the date of their meeting, proceeded in violation of the constitution of the State, ot the instructions of the General of the Army and the Commanding General of the Kifth Military District, to exact of the members the oath prescribed by the act of Congress of July IStiu.

thereby excluding from seats and from participation in the or ganizatiou of the General Assembly members entitled by law to the same. In conclusion, you "appeal iu behalf of the people of Louisiana, for redress, and ask that the Military (Jouitnander, oy virtue or nis authority, place the said excluded members their seats." In reply thereto, I am instructed by the Commanding General to hay, that while thee proceedings in the General Assembly are iu his opinion illegal, unjust and oppressive, and known to be in opposition to the will of tiu General in Chief, he deems that the interests of law, of order and of the people of tne State in this crisis of their affairs cannot best be sulserved by interfering with force of arms to correct the abuses complained of. The restoration of the State to its pop relations in the Union is, by act of Congress, contingent upon the ratification by a legilly constituted and organized (no otlier cmid have been contemplated) Legicl tture The entire matter then may well be submitted to Conoret for its decision and action. Your communication, therefore, with a copy of this letter, will be iorwarded to the Gen ersl of the Army and to the Chairman of the UecoLBtiuction Committee at Washington. Vtiv respectfully, onr obsdient servaut, B.

B. Kkller. Brevet Major U. Assistant Secretary of Civil Ariairs. fP" An Binorotn sw.Vin declares he is so of h's sweetheart, that he h.is 'fe i kiufrom his do?" ty her the wait A ti; i'e tLat.

The Ugly CM. The anniversary celebration of the Ugly Club," at the University of Virginia, takes place on the 29th inst. The recipient of its honors, and the attendant ceremonies, will be as follows Candv Little Man," W. C. Hamilton, of Baltimore, Md.

presenter, B. P. Dyerle, of Virginia. Hat Pretty Man," G. L.

Castner, of Tennessee presenter, F. J. Snyder, of Virginia. Slippers Conceited Man." H. H.

Harrison, of Vir ginia; presenter, M. Marshall, of Mississippi. Boots Uly Man," J. C. Reed, of Virginia presenter, J.

D. Shewalter, of Maryland. Baltimore Sun. ETadivrj the La A very pleasing young couple arrived at the Everett Housh, St. Louis, from Illinois.

It was apparent they were lovers, and it soon became evident they wanted to get married. A justice was sent for bat as the girl was not 18 years old, he declined to proceed. This placed the young people in a eerious dilemma, and they revolved the matter deeply, and finally hit upon a happy expedient. The number IS was clipped from a newspaper of that day of the mouth, and the piece of paper was placed in the young girl's shoe, and beinx under her pretty little foot, she might wiih a certain truthfulness say she was over IS. Another ja.

tice then did the work that cauuoi be undone. The youDK lady, we uuderatand. is quite wealthy, and botn are respectably connected. They appeared deeply attached to one another. UT" A parson once prefaced a sermon with My friends, let us say a few words before we begin." This is about e'jnal to the niau who took a short nap before he went to sleep.

Hair Vrttimj ly Machinery. M. Nabat has invented a mechanical razor for clipping animals, which, in principle, is something like a lawn mower. A helix, with stmel blades tangent to a comb, is made to rotate by means of a flexible chain worked by a lever. One man works the lever, while the ope rator passes the comb over the body of the aninisl, regulating the length of hair to be left by the inclination of the comb.

It is HHid that horses and beasts enjoy beiug clipped by machinery. It, however, remains to be seen whether humanity will. It Concerns ai.i. Parents to know the reatonwliv llie aceustonieu freatiiiees ot thmr clil lirpn ib givini; wy to a pale or sallow skit euLkeii ejes and a general eruaeiation. Why does lie patient pick the note; complain ot a uawing seiibatieu in tt.e abdomen why sutler now with a craving appetite, and now utterly detest the bisht ot food Why ig the abdomen hard anil bwollen, the breath otlensive.

the tongue tuned and the taste disngreeab.e These are a few of the eymp toni roi)Bt Uent upon the interruptions ojlered to the natural action of the boweia, by the presenoo ol" worms. But much more serious mischief may result if they are not speedily expelled. We my men'ion, gestral convulsions, continued ineUn choly, palpitations, insanity, and even death itsclt. The indications preKjnted for treatment are two fold FIftST, to etel the worms from the bowels; and, SECOND, to prevent tho'r reproduc lion, in no depitlnient or meil ral science bi re been such diversity of juuciku its ad hi ieDts, or such varied ooeaof tieatnient to it. thi indications, faillal enccess has attendet he uluiiLibtratiou of some preparations, but it I a 1 ei ii reserved dr ir.

McLANh'S UhLKUBATetl) KKMIKUK, to be ot'ered to tlie worhl as a CK3 Ti IN LY BrLIAliLK. hr KiO ACIi if.S and SAFK M'K'iyiC. mht i.s of tue P'eiin proirtaion 1:1 tnoKt honorable eland Dg. a'tknww ile its meres Him uba it in th lr practice. IT IS TUB ST hi HClHN'i VKKMlKl iih KNOWN.

I'tnri i.l ic Ciiielul to lor liE. LAN CfLHhRAThH VhKMIH maun i. it.i by KLf MlNU lYi' I'MU R'r. l'a. y.cLa!.

's genuine Vei milne. aVo his ce i L.ver 1'; if, an now bail at re I ilMi ttor.6. of.N I I VM'I'Hi 'IT THh SH. SATL HS OK KttlNti BK Kor at FLEMINGS PAThNT MKDiClNB DKPOT. corner Na'oliez and 5i is ttdJtltW Hew oiioaua.

La dikd SHANNON On Tuesttav niirht, JeivT. to i i k. Mrs. KI.I.ABhTH IliNNi'N a iv iii civ. aneil ye.irs, wuiuu ot ilio Miannon.

Her ft tills and acqtia nsai ce. and those htr lia.ijihttr. Sirs. K. L.

Reelins, and lo L. Lamb, rt, are rebpictnoiy reueated to attend her funeral, at 5 o'c Tins I Wednesday Afternoon, Mom her late lesicli nee i) 0mp tIeel, ot St. Joseph f.iect, ilhout lur tt.t ii.vitatiun. I ELKRV On Tueodav evu. Tth in.it.

a o'c'ock, lill'l. ot iitcaij. l'cieiy. e.irs. lii ia wi'l tue o.aco 1,.

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a I el Jl aiol 1 ofa. t. i orlit v. lot lui.tia: wit! th.t v't at 1' i li, noiutlie leboit Hi.i.'.e: in (in en on the ii ieii'13 ot t.imil:t 8 ol KoiU 'ine ol i lto R.i ami i.i orn iad i in ui i ci, i.ehtt 1 tt Lu viiJu: lot. o.

WANTTiL) TO A HOiNK AM LOT in tl.e Knot or Ku.irth li Address, ttints a ii loc.iHou, "HoiiBe, Picayune 'tlice. .1 2t 2dp' IMKEAMMi WITH T1IK HEAT. It would Beem that as the summer those noxious vermin. Rats and Roaches, arc on the incii ase. Those who wish to be liil ot these pests can be so by one tiial of VVIL.SON'S RAT ANL) ROACH hXTHRMISATOR.

Kor bate in Sew (uleans. wholesale arnl retail, by lIAt'NSKLL Jt IHUiKL, J7 1t2dp eod 4t Maa.ine street. ll'TY CKNTS. I CENTS. Those Wonderful Editions, third supply, complete ai illustrated COLLEfcN BAWN 25 cents.

THB OPIUM KATKR 25 THE KSSAT8 (F Ft. LA 25 THB VICAR OF WAKKF1KLD 25 ST. CLAIR OF THK ISLES 25 SHAKESPEARE 5ft BY RON 5ii BURN'S 51 JaS. A. ORF.SHAM, BookBel'er atid Stationer, 'Jl Camp st.

Poftage free. Address Lock Box Ask at Oresliam's fer the F'ree Trade EJition of Scoti a Novels. Price 25 cents ejtch, on af.o.l paper, with clear type aud illustiated. Jr LEVEB CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS Pttrchaeed by the undereigaed at f3ir market price. J.

HERNANDEZ. Jelii lm 11 Carnndelet St. JOS. C. MeKIBBlN, Ja'V otf fAR.iVtKLKT STRSHT UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA POPULAR PU1CES.

SUPERIOR FOR FAMILIES ASH iEN TLKMEN. $4 JO Per Ti.iy 28 Her Week. 10n for Pnur Omnibus and BsResge Man'er to recoive Checks at Station. PFN FB6M JUNK 1st TO CTOBKR 1st. AddreM LBI.AND RKuVHERS, or i.

lelanl ii ca, rov'H1 RwJdp WediSa MtvopnUran floteL FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS Now clcthel vith of rich black and brown air would, if they were Cat Off from atr.pply of CEISTAI ORO'3 I'TE, begin to Turn White, rtd srtl ri i Rrav. Manlioid nd bsauty, the cue eiefeci in theii persi ual aniiearauco reuie dicd I IMSTADORO'W HAIR DYE, li ire their r. tortuue. aud to i.o rt yi re I (r. 'iy I'i Lane.

New York, to a Apil.ti bv li: Ho PHALON'S, PHALON'8 PAPHIAN LOTIOPf," PAPHIAN LOTION," PAPHIAN LOTION, FOR LMPROKQ AHD BBAUTIFTINQ THE SKOf AND COMPLEXJOH. Phalon'a Paphlao Lotion Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Pimples, Moth Blotches, Tan, eta, and readers the Skin Sott, Fair and Blooming. ror auies in the Nursery it is or great import ance.

For Oentlemen after Shaving It allays the smarting pi. id and makes the lace delightfully cool and pleasant. Sold bv all Drugg'sta. PHALON'S PAPHIAN SOAP for the Toilet, Bath and Nursery, delightfully perfumed. 2S cents per cake.

Sold evernt here, ai29 2odJmWePr8a W. I. HODGSON, AUCTIONEER. Office No. 21 Commercial Plnce.

Will devote particular attention during the Summer mouths to sales of Furniture, Merchandise, Lumber. Cargoes, Stocks, Portwardens' and out door tales of every descrintlon, aud respectfully i.iieis bis services to those who may require any business In his line. Jy5 it POSTPONEMENT. GRAND CATHOLIC FESTIVAL, Aud He lnloD ol the St. Joseph's lMc Mc Association.

Owine to the inclement state of the weather the Grand Festival is stponed to SUNDAY. I2lh, aud SUNDAY', p.lili July, ou which days the pro ran. rue, as beloie published, will be carried out. Tickets now outstauding will be good for those days. Jy7 2t2dp P.

A. FI.NNKY. Secretary. A CAUL). Beware of rouriterieit Sewins Machines and Needles, vhich are advertised aud represented to the pubilo as Wheelers Wilson's, or as "great improvements cn Wheeler 4t Wilson Such Ma chinos are bane counterfeits, and a fraud upon the i.iiblic, as well as our rightB and patents.

The (JhSUISE WHEELER it WILSONS SEW ISO MACHINES and NEEDLES are sold only iu Now Orleans, at our sgtncy, 15ti Caual street. N. B. No Machine gonuine unless the plate is S'amped Wheeler i. Wilson, and numbered over coo.

PECK BROTHERS, Jy5 2dp3t Agents for Wheeler 4l Wilson. PUEfSLEK'S GREAT OF TEXAS CPi.tsiiuing All tl.e Counties, County Seats, Citie3. Villages, Koatls, Kdilroa'ij, Rivers and Lakes. irom the Records of the Oeneral La A. (iRK 'llAM.

l.ti.keelhr and Statiouer. Camp al it tt, Uu the ahovu BEST MAP nF i'nee, I (1 brie DolUls). Sent by mail to al address. 'i NOTICK The ui Rl.i.ASS DAILY rn' iia'n .1 bin i'. in pun Imsed the NSW INK, iii beiin pnba ii fahort time O.iroihigto present is situated at li Exchange PAUL TRKVKiNE, J.

C. LAl.K.?. jvT 2,1: a c.i:i. heieby mlorm the pub'ic thr.t the ins. iiurcluuted a quar ter ticket in the (leorgia StAU Lottery, Combitation Class Ne.

3ol, and that the aul ticket contained the three first drawn numbers in that class, tlinv.ii, tbo fourth ol the Capital Prize of that diite. amountuii to Siv Ttioujinil Doilars, and that I li received payment of same from linvu C. Agent. li orn mercial Place. C.

A CARRIERS', 3t 4l Old Levee street. 1NSUUANCK. NORTH ItHITIMl AND i'. ItC AN Tl I. IN.

l'RANt II lllliMNY, LONDON AND Incnrtiornted A. I. I 1 llejiis 1 IU. i.tirhClAl. 11RK INlK.Nt:jL PAN I I ncoi poriitrd 1' ted Aueamu t.

ap; A id PIIM.MX PliiE AND MYRJNK I.NSL KANt'E CD.MPAN NEW YORK. Incorporated A. 1. IS a 'J. Capital ai.tl Caii Accnmulatlona, 1, Sew oilcans of the above old established reliable Ii.ouranco Comcauies.

No 54 Camp artet. P. FELL, dt Aaent tor Loiriiana D. CARE UNDERTAKER, 207 itlngnzlne Street, between Julia aad Hi. Joseph, Respectfully annotuices to his friends and the public generally, that Le will continue the Under tx.ktng business of the late Daniel Monroe, at the sbov stand.

Will keep cor.star on hand an aasortment ol METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS, Rosewood, Mahoganv, Bla Walnut and Plain COFFINS. Bodies embalmed, disinterred and carefully shipped. Mr. Carey will be assisted by Mr. John Ray, lonf known in connection with the business.

K1 ly J. VIENNOT de NEWSPAPER. CORRESPONDING AND ADVERTISISG AOESTS, 133 Nneaa street, New York, (Established in llit 2. Advertisement inserted at publishers' rates, in all the lend i 112 newspapers uutthshed in the t'ni'ed iiiitish Provinces, Mexico, South America, Eat aud est indies. References Mr.

H. T. Htlmbold, Drug ist, 591 Broadway, Sew York. Mk sib S. R.

Vanduzer Jl 1M3 Ctreenwich htrett New York. Messrs. Hall Bucket, 213 Ureeawich street. Sew oik. Metsre.

O. Bruce, Son Type Founders, rs street, New York. Mtsi rs. it Type Founders, 33 Gold street. New ork.

JelT 'ini 2dp eotl JOS. P. COULON, Successor to Price Coulon, LUMBER No. 136 CAM? STREET Agent for MOTT'S DEFIANCE COOKING RANGES. rev 7 ThSiMi ali'i WASHINGTON EXCHANGE, lii Ht.

Charles Street, 5KV7 ORLEANS, Between Common and Canal otreets. K4 'i niy D. M. STP.lv LA. Pmpnercr.

Sir. F. A. ABBOT, 6 Wa'l street New tors. Is the General aafl pwciRl dzi: the kU Maunsell Bogol, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE druggists; 43.

Street 43 OPPOSITB ST. JAMBS HOTEL. For Sale, in Store and In Bond French, English, German aud Mediterranean EBCGS, MEDICINES, CHBMICALS, DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Pure Wines and Liquor, etc. MAUNSELL, UOGE 43 Magazine street, Opposite St.

James EoteL For Bale in Store. German Roots, Herbs, Flowers, Extracts. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Mineral Waters. Direct importation from Germany. MAUNSELL BOGSL, 43 Magazine street, opposite St, James Hotel.

Druggists' Sundries, Surgical Instruments, etc. Syringes of every description. Surgical aud Dental Instruments. Catheters and Bougies, Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles, Cciks, Cork Pressera, Lint. Plasters.

Mortars, Pill Tiles. Graduates Pill and Powder Boies. SHIP'S MEDICINS CHESTS, al! sizes. Also Complete Assortment Of all the Requisites of a Fi. tt Store, to which we invite especial attention.

MAUNSELL BOGBL, 4T street, epposito Si. James UoteL l'erlumerv and Toilet Article. Perfunier of cevdrav. Ln0.ii. Piua id, Piver, V.o'et.

et' Fat CoIocttia T01. Set. Ladi s' am! Gentlemen's Dressing 1 ioncinitiu eouiDS, cruflnos. or al vai iet.es. Our assortmwnt of the above all of recent in pcitnt.ou is ottered at a sma'l advance on cost.

MAL'SSELL BO(iEL, 13 Magazine street, opposite SU James Hotel. French 1'atent LI'jlH DE OOUDROS COSCF.NTREE, du Dr. (iuyot, l'arla. VautjUflin rt SYItOP and PATE for of the hial tnbea and t.ons ot the chest. I'eslauiier's TONIC FKBRIFLliE.

Dcf miRier's POMATUM, tor ilhcleson the head. INJECTION. Fortin. Diij.es DE Cui'AHU, CUBRBK FT RATA SHI A. SOUS NITRATE DE BIS MUT HI I1LB DE Fit! MORl'E DK i' ne slit ay oil Led.

u. n'hiit tt the abeve. vt'th she popu.ar PATHS 1' MKtiiCISES of ktcwL rtpute. MiEL. 4.1 V.i street, poMte St.

Hotel. A Remedy that ver Fnlli. ,1 1 1 p. i a 1 the et.ly len ily can be ifchedon th Oertrt.I. Hl.li ctp.

od rlllt'Oi liUNl'KKPKA. 11; CHKi'MC i.LKI of the h. stauJ FLl iR Al.iU'S or Hi So intiri.al meu cue is n.n. Miiv hIm this reu.tci. ih v.oed anu pe: 'r anil even veais, h.ivc 9.

ii H'. ac ai.si. es. nu tneti an tbii.s can ticu'iile upon a nieedy permit'. cut euro by the proper use ot this never fai ui remedy.

in an cases 01 ruii'U alium, or WHIIKS, so common in warm chmites, it invariably atl' jrds im meti.bte relief CAUTION. None genuine without the written finature of RICORD on the wrapper, the name IS.IKCTION RICORD, PARIS bluwu in t'10 lass 01 the bottle, with cap ot similar i ascription. St POGEL, wholesale agents. MAlNSEIiL iV IMPORTERS OF C(iNACS, WINB3 AND LIQUORS, 4J Masa.lne street, opposite SU James HotaL Cognact CognacM Cognac. 12 quarter casks Calvet it Co.

vintigo M43 1 i 135ti. (' eigth ii iitiarter io eighth 5 quarter 2J l2. Olard, Dupuy, it Co. J. Hennessy i.

Co. old London Dock. All of our own diroct imiortation guaranteed. MAUSSSLL it BOGEL, Magazine street, opposite St. Jamos Hotel.

Sberries Port If, Quarter casks Light Golden SHERY. 13 Pale SHERRY choice. 2J Oloroso SHBKRY. 10 MADEIRA choice. 5 hhds.

8 quarter casks ei dinary SHBRRY. MADEIRA. 21 quarter casks very old PORT. 8 ordlDary For sale in quantities to suit. MAUNSELL it BOGKL, 43 Magazine street opposite SL James HoteL Old Bonrbon and Rye Whiskeys.

1H bbls. Mi lei's Genuine CHICKBN COCK. 23 liOlRBON. 12 Old MONONGAHELA choice. 32 OLIVE BBANCH.

10 BOY LB, M1LLSR it CO. in GOLDEN SHBAF. For sale in ay quantity, MAUNSELL St BOGBL. 43 Magazine street, opposi St. Janes HotoL Jamaica Rum Irish andlcotch Whiskeys, ete.

3 puncb ocs Old JAMAICA RUM. 1 WHIMCEY. 1 StOlCH HOLLAND GIN. Km casts ALIS and PORTERS various bra Direct Imporialion. fully guara iteed For sale in any required quantity.

MAUSSELL St BOQEL, 43 Magazine e'reot Jcii oU opposite St. Jaies HjusI. FOLGER 37 end Opposite 3L James Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DIALERS IN HARDWARE. IRON, SHIP CHAN DLEKY, TENNESSEE IRON. A complete assortment manufactured at the Vul can Works.

Chattanooga, Tenn. equal In quality to any in the market, and superior to any sold at the same pnee. Agents for the POTTSVILLR IRON COM PAST AS V(L BRAND NAILS AND SPIKES, DOILKR AND TANK IRON, REVERE COPPBR COMPANY YELLOW METAL AND NAILS, BRAZIERS' AND BOLT COPPER. HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. ISAAC STRAUB i.

CO. CORN AND WHEAT MILLS. WM. JESSOP SONS CAST STEEL. ANCHORS and CHAINS, CORDAGE, FLOWS, of all descriptions, (including the celebrated Col lins Cast Steel Plow, HOES, AXES, SHOVELS and SPADFS, TRACKS, AMES, INDIA RUBBER BELT ISO and PACKING, MILL, CUT and CIR CULAR SAWS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc, etc.

Je27 cif GRAND BAZAAR. B. PIFFET, l'7 Canal Street, Touro Buildings, BARGAINS BARGAINS. Mr. F.

PIFFBT bavimz inst returned from Bu rope, offers for sale at the lowest prices. Ladies' Die8 Trimmings. Ribbons, Velvets, Plushes aud Galoons. Jet all kinds. BUTTONS All the new style Met Silk QUt auu raucy.

COMBS very description tShelL, Ivory, Buffalo, and every ktnd of fancy head ornaments. jkvyklky uold, and Platetd. FRI SHBS Kverv variety Hair. Cloth. Tooth.

Naih etc. ete. ENGLISH CUTLERY The largest variety and stock in the United States. Ladies' and Gent Diessing Cases, Work Boxes, Folios, Desks, etc Worsted Goods of every de scriDtiou. Toys Tovs Tovs Largest stock 1 no ttuii 1 ruiv riua v.ti iitu.

jvumnua of Fire Works, Caniages, Hobby Horses, Velocipedes. Peiambuiatera, of new and beaatitul hhare and all sizes, etc, etc Jyo 2dpSuTuTh .1. 1 v. 1 .11 1. AT THE LAMP STORE, No.

71 Camp street, Is the place bo buy LAMPS and LANTERNS of all descriptions CHEAP. Jv4 ft HILL it VEA7.IB. BACK AUA1N TO THE OLD STAND I would respectfully inform my old friends and the community generally that I am now prepared to make PHOTOGRAPHS of all kiads at my former place of business, 101 Canal street. my22 2dp I JOHN H. CLARK.

DISEASES OF THE EYE. Dr. JULIUS UO.MBERGER, (Late Assistant to Dr. SicUel, Paris, OCULIST, Canal stuet, Ni Orleans. Office hours 11 10 2 o'clock.

Clinic tor Diseases of the Eye, Saturdays, from 2 to 4 o'clock. Phyncians and Medical Mudeut aie invited attend the Ch. ic, Demonstrations with the Ophthalmoscope. Pcr pat'ents will be rented and operate! ou tre of charge, noli tf 2s WIN SI HP'S VENTII.ATJ N( II I IFR I TO RS, For 1'teseivi: XY.T. OiMK, Ft H.

FRI'ITS, Etc For sa'e at prices suit the Time, by SAMt KL LO0RE, Pi ters r' reet. hn Vr 1'i Cu ttoinnteio and e.r. FLOAT'S ELLIPTIC SeM Ing ftlnrlilne Triumphant at the Loo lMlnna Stato Pair. am seilir.g them now at the very low pnoo 0 FIFTY DOLLARS, and with each will throw In ace of McCall's Royal ('hurts for Pitting Ladies Dresses at the Great Southern Machine aud Variety Store. M.

S. EaDRICK, Je24 lm2dp Canal street tlE CAPPRKLL, The Greut Clairvoyant and Physician. 1 Who Is there that ban not heard the extraordinary revealments winch tins lady daily give Erooi ot Knowledge bows 6'abmiBSWe'y before er gilts, and so euaules her to direct her powers for the good of her visitors. She cures all diseases, but particularly chronic and female diseases, aud Mich cases which have beeu despaired of by ot Per pbvMciins. Her ehol, ra preventive ouht to be in the hands of everybody.

Office and residence 127 CUSTOMHOUSE street, near Bourbon. Jetl Mitotf HULL'S TOILET SOAP, 3A Park Row, New York. BAT RUM SOAP, DEMULCENT BOAT HONKT BOA Over 100 other varieties. Healing in quality aa delicious In 'odor. Vor sain bv all dealers.

I'fii lclv PREMIUM SYRUPS FOR FAMILIES, SODA FOUNTAINS AND BARS, Manufactured by tJ. W. DUN 15 Alt Jfc SON, 12sndllSt. Louis street. Being made by steam process and flavored entirely with the juices of fruits, are unsurpassed in purity and richness, and for their superiority diplomas and medals were awarded this firm, both at the first and second Grand Fairs held in this city in 1866 and 1868.

A variety constantly on hand. A sorted as ordered, by the box, dozen or gallon. JeS ImditW BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Is now open for the season of 1863, at the following REDUCED RATES OF BOARD: Per Dav 3 0 Per Week 2n no Per Month 70 CO Children and Servants hslf price. Je7 lm J. D.

MAYER it Proprietors. CARPET WAREHOUSE, 19 Chartrea treet. A BROCSSBAC importers, offer at low prices CARPETING English and American of ali kiad Flooi, Furniture and Enamel Oil Cloths. MATTING rolls China, luo pieces Cocoa. WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piauo Covers.

CRUMB CLOTHS Drugget. Licen and ftBidiswnjco, Ueits, wormed, tr.maik, etc rcsriniKu covhitiSG tdnea ud Cotton, Prrtpes. etc CORNICES, Panda. Pins. ete.

tt4T CHARLES S. WHITMAN, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. Office Coiner of and Seventh, street, Washington, D. C. Wt rchke nn charge uuiss succesaf ia obtV.tj ing a Valval.

jond lor uxvuiai, iuj .4 ACUTE REMEDY IN 81CK.NESS And A PROMPT RESTORATIVE TS WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY. The world is said to be "governed too miek.1 That it is physicked too much is apparent to every thoughtful observer. Scarcely a month, passes ia which some new theory fox the cure of all tke disorders Incident to humanity is not broached. Bach, has its little day, its proselytes many or few, as the case may be and then drops into oblivion. To use the words of Byron: Every month and year brings forth a new one, 'Till, after cloying the gazettes with cant, The age discovers, it is not a true one." Strange to aay, ail the so called "infallible systems of treatment" which a ood natured pubUo is invited to patronize, propose to do battle with, disease after it has fastened upon its victims, not to anticipate and Its attacks.

Now, the grandest andlmost important missions of medical science is not to cure sickness, but to prevent it Remedial agents would, of coarse, never be needed if by means of antidotes taken in advance all disorders could be averted. This, perhaps, Is not possible but it is claimed aa a fact, established by seventeen years of successful experience, that HOSTKTTERS STOMACH BITTERS come nearer to the standard of perfection ae a protective medicine than any preparation in use while at for remedy for a large class of complaints, and a vitalizing, etrepgth renewing agent In cases of physical debility, whether constitutional or produced by adventitious causes, Its great value is admitted by liberal minded medical practitioners, and avouched by voluminous array of testimony that has ever been accumulated in favor of any touio and alterative. Fifty years ago the faculty, as a rule, took sides with disease against nature. Of course, such was not their design; but such was unquestionably their practice. Their intentions were good, but their pathology and method of treatment were atrociously wrong.

Blistering, bleeding, salivation, violent purgation, and stupefaction with nar cotics were then the main resources of the profession. The lancet was used freely in intermittent fevers and if the brain was excited off came the pcticut's hair, and was Buppiacttid by a cautha. rides plaster. Calomel and a jalap were admlnis tered in heroic doees" in bowel complaints, and the Bystem was saturated with mercury as a specific for liver disease and scrofulous distempers. This course of treatment was a eource of profit to apoth ecaries and undertakers, but deadly to the subjects ot it.

It brought mourning into countless houses, and tilled innumerable graves. The era of violent and indiscriminate depletion has passed away, never, it is hoped, to return, and the immense importance of invigoration is generally recognized. But until the introduction ot HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS neither the public nor physicians knew where to look for a pure and harmless invigorant. For many years the ordinary alcoholic stimulants had been becoming more and more impure, until the careful and conscientious practitioners were afraid to prescribe them, and it waB a blessed day for the sick and feeble when this innocuous and powerful Vegetable Tonic was ushered into existence to supi ly their place. Us advect was the great sani taiy event of the nuu ieentu century.

The spirituous liquors seventeen years ago were much adulterated, but they were infinitely less dangerous than the acid aaJ cousumiLg poisons now vei.C'. the same umu js in grocery stores and tavern bars. Ou the ctLer Laud, the stimulant employed the of the BI ITERS is far to the tii.est ever d.s tilled irom the grape or the cane. It is, so to speak, the Ufe b.ood ot the nicst v. Loieeome of cereals sound rye.

But ilia admirable stimulant is merely tht vehicle by which their active power is increased. The vegetable iugtedienta intermixed with the alcohohcbase comprise tblrttenof the most potent vegetable tonics, correctives, alteratives, at prtsett kcown in medical botany; and it is to their operation, quickened as it is by the pure er l.ilerant with which they are combined, that the prepaiatiou owes its wondt rful eCcacy as a means of regulating, re enforcing, and protecting from deleterious ii duence the human physique. Although the medical profession are alive to the value of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS as a restorative, and it has been introduced extensively ia their private practice, sad into many public hospitals and infirmaries, they do not seem to perform a proper estimate ol its importance as a means of combatting the predisposing causes ef disease. Far more euicacions than any sanitary cordon that could be established round an infected district would be the use ot this antidote by such of tha Inhabitants as had not yet been affected by the epidemic virus. Its effect is to endow the system with resistant power.

Its properties are ia direct antagonism to the evil tendencies of an empoisoned atmosphere, and to all the depression and morbid influences which predispose the body to the reception of diseases. For these reasens it ia specially and earnestly recommended to ali whose circumstances and surroundings are unfavorable to the preservation of health; to the inhabitants of swampy localities, new clearings and alluvial soils; to travelers who may have to encounter many varieties of terr perattfre and drink many kinds of water on tLtir journeys; to residents and sojourners in tropical climes to persons whose occupations aie pursued in crowded rooms wheTe the ventilation is imperfect to those who are debarred from due exercise in the open air to individuals engaged in severe mental labor; to ladies debilitated and depressed by causes peculiar to their sex and to the large class of the community whose mental energies are overtaxed by the caies and perp exilies of business, Prej and acid Ly I1GST5TTER SMITH, Pituburg, Pa. Ft: ea'e by ai. Druggists, Orooers aid Store keeper? throughout, the wo id..