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1 1 gF.VDALL A CO. A tMllMI A C. IPl.trTT 1 Owe a Cur 8tiit. nr. viriTinre SabsrMpttons received for twelve snootha fos half yearly and aaarterlv at the Mm rates.

All subeortp A Ubcral lacmu wU a aaada ta tooaa wha adrertlaa by ASTartiaiSanta, bo apaeUlad aa tattma. will a p.Wi.bl on. BaBtnaad ctasi rr' accoriaifly i bat sa adTer Samint mBacrtpSoai will ba atoppad utU ail nrraaVaiVara paid, mUm at tb aptioa af Uva pra Harriaeaad aMtaary votlcea ara charged paraqaaja. TH DAT MORNING, AURCH 31a aaaaaaaBBBnaBBassBSBsaBsassBsaaaBmaBBBjaH Death or Itlrs Fllimoxe. The telegraph brings as new that death has stricken another ofthoee, the tendril of whose aflectioii wind themselree around the hearts of great and the good of the land.

It ia but a short time since an incoming President was be reared of bis only child at a moment and under 'v eircBmBtances that mnet hare taken away tne rainbow tints from the hopee of power, and now the retiring Chief MagietratsTa deprived of the partner of his sorrow and hi joy at a moment which, mutt erer crown retrospection with sorrow. rs. Fillmore died at Baltimore yesterday morning of pneumonia, and to day her consort toras his steps sorrowfully homeward with her iretualna, instead of prosecnting his journey south ward, where he had hoped to see her im proTe in health and streagth, to be for long years to come his companion and hi atay. Moat sincerely do we condyle with the eminent atates man ia his sorrow and, however mucn party feeling may bare been excited against him during lata events, we are confident that every feeling heart, be it of friend or foe, waits to him a kind wish of aympathy ia his afflicting be reavement. The List of Letters remaining in the Foot Office will appear in this psper to morrow ry are indebted to the clerk of the A.

L. Shotwell for late LooUville papers. ftp" We are indebted to the clerk of the Em pire for late Louiaville papers. r7" Thank to our old friend Com. Ojles, of the spleadid floating palace Magnolia, for late papers.

Although the commodore is in port about every ton days, he is so attentive to his duties that we have a visit from him much oflener than onco la Ave years. Ihuaczsx's Bmncrrr. Mr. Manager Plaeide has his benefit this evening at the Varieties, and appears ia the character of Fixture in the popu lar and slerlieg comedy, "A Roland" for an Oli ver," supported by Bass, Howard, Mrs. Howard, Hill and Davis.

The Bateman Children will alao appear for this occasion only, on their way from Motile to SL Louis. They will play in "Nature and Art" and the Merchant of Venice." The will conclude with the farce called "Slasher and Crasher." The attractions offered upon this occasion are each as ought to, and undoubtedly ill, draw a huge house. A great many of our citizens are interested in the success of the theatre very many are directly or indirectly, benefited by it We may perhaps suggest, in this connection, that the firemen might very appropriately make some return upon this occasion for the benefits they have received at the hands of Mr. Plaeide. Mrs.

Sinclair continues her engagement on the riext evening Faosr Hsvsjta. By the brig Mary Elizabeth, CapC we have received files of the GmcttM it Uk Umimnm to the 33d inst. Advice from Bayamoatate that the cholera had entirely ceased there. Dr. Pablo Humane, an old and celebrated phyrician, died on the 18th inst.

The local chronicler of the Qacet rejoices that a company of bull fighters had arrived from Cadiz We find nothing in the papers about the forty'. eight prisoners on trial, nor of the rumored difficulties at St. Jago. The diatiuguiahed young Creole piaatat will remain at the SL Charlee Hotel for a week in order to facilitate the visits of hi nu merous friends, without incommoding a private Yesterday be was called on by a large number of our old residents, old friends as well of his family so long eetabliahed here. His first concert will take place on Wednesday evening next at the Odd Fellows' HalL Mr.

oBroogh, his agent, has kindly tendered an invitation to the members of the press to be present at a private musical entertainment to be given by Mr. Gottsehalk on Friday evening. Tbx UicnrsMiTT. The commencement of the Law Department at the University takes place on Saturday next at 12 in the Lyceum Hall. Our thanks are due to the Dean, Bandell Hunt, Eaq for aa invitation to be present on the occa sion.

E7 We have received the African Repoei tory," the journal of the Colonization Society, for the month of March. Meesra. J. W. P.

Riddell have our thanks for a pamphlet copy of their investigation and review of Soleira Saechanmeter," an in strument for the analysis of sugars, syrups and molasses. Ssxz or' Rxsx. Ebtat. The prices of real estate sc Id yesterday by Messrs. J.

A. Brard II May, in Faubourg A art. show a large advance upon the last year's prices of at least one hun dred per cent. 588 lots in Faubourg Avert, situ ated between Jefferson Citv and Rickerville, sold for $121,565, an average of 206 75 per lot. Ova Tssnn with tub Gsxat Laus.

Many ef oar readers, we fancy, have little idea of the large quantity of sugar, molasses, now bought ia this city for the Chicago market. Our expor tations direct to Chicago commenced with the opening of the Illinois Canal, and tbey have since been steadily increasing. We have recently seen many notices in the St. Louis papers of the receipt ef large quantities of groceries from this city to be forwarded to Chicago. In the river intelligence" from St.

Louis, given in another column, it ia stated thaU the steamboat Georgia had arrived from this port with two hundred and eighty hogsheads segar, ninety five tierce rice, Ac, alt for Chicago. Formerly the merchants ol that city purchased their groceries in New York. Since the canal was opened they have found it to their interest to purchase here. We have no doubt that ere long all the heavy grocery dealers at the various towns and cities on the great chain of lakes, wilt, for the like reason, come to this market instead of going to New York. In the growth ef our grocery trade with Chicago, we have good evidence of the benefit conferred upon communities far apart by the opening of new lines of communication.

f7" About the meanest thing we have seen a white man do lately, we witnessed the other day. A well dressed person stopped a newsboy, took one of his papers of the evening edition just walked leisurely op the street a full square, glanced ever every column on the page and saw what was news and what wasn't, and then handed th paper back to the boy saying, "I believe I wont take it." That's what we call the concentrated essence ef we can't find a word strong saosgh. Tn CArrrvaT nt Pataookia. This is the titls oIm work jast published in Boston Uoeoln. It purports to be the story Bourne' of Boston, whs went out as Selr1 "n4 clirni, some years ce.d wa.

ufc.a prLsoner by th. Patagoniae The work appears lo be creating a crest sensation at the North. The eobjeet J. iex. ceedingly Interesting as.

Wa are indebted to the publishers for a copy of the work. We learn from St Loais Evenlns News that Mr. James P. Bailey, Treasurer of ate a theatre, oiea saaaeaiy ia that city on the mom in; ot us nm oi apopiexv. Mr was well known to many of onr playgoer es Treasurer of the St Charles theatre for maoy years.

'He has been connected with Bates's theatre, with the exception ef a retirement of a jew moatis, since trwaa opened. Uii it Ws soma time since laid before oar dere the information that a company had beea orranized in New York under tie atyle of The Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Company. for the purposs of opening a new nail rente from our city to Saa Franeieeo. Vera Crux and Acapnlco. The lino of travel propeeed to bo followed by thie company i more, generally knows aa the "Ramsey route," and thestoanr Ad8iita FwaH, I Albatroee brought us eome time ainee ad iMTttt tor i the (nt, ud for wy I icee from California ia i in eighteen days, being the innae I tirwrinwutll trin thai MmDUT.

AsreVtlarnYents inserted a th second charged connection with the line to San Franeieeo MMck ml IhllMmiani nkfal.ul that mtOtract KM" CAT. c.nvK Tk Una ta Vera Cmz was created by aa act of Congress last summer, and it was on the propositions for its performance that proposals were made to the Postmaster General to continue the line to San Francisco. Since then we have bad various and contradictory rumors aa to the fate of this route. At one time we were informed that the con tract for the transportation of the malls over it had been aigned by the Postmaster General; then we were told that it had been thrown out hy the Senate Committee on Post Routes, because the Postmaster General had proceeded without due authority; then that it had failed by an unfortunate omission in the Appropriation bill, which left out the clause providing the means for its compensation and lately, advices from the North have confidently asserted that it will be immediately pat in operation. We are glad to have it in our power now to give onr reader some information in this matter, which we have obtained from reliable Sources, The Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Company is a fixed fact.

The managers are making their preparations to carry out the contract with great activity. The contract is duly signed and the company will shortly commence operations. The omission of the Senate committee to report on the matter, and of an appropriation for carrying out the contract, was made with the knowledge and consent of the company. They were willing to go on with their offer and estab lish a mail between New Orleans and San Fran cisco, effecting the transit in sixteen days. The Lou lot an a delegation at Washington were ready to bring the matter before Congress, but the agents of the company requested them to refrain from doing so.

On the 7th the Post Office Department issued an order to the parties to the contract to commence the service as soon as possible, and the arrangements are being made with all expedition. We are informed that th steamers for the service, both in the Gulf and the Pacific, are all ready, and that Col. Ramsey will soon leave New York for Mexico In order to expedite matters there. We are glad that this affair is so satisfactorily arranged. The importance of this route is very great to New Orleans, and we shall hail with pleasure the arrival of the first regular mail by it from California.

The directors of the company here are James Robb, the extensive banker, aud Mr. J. C. Harris, of the well known Texsa steamship firm of Harris A. Morgan, of this city.

Under such management the company cannot fail toroaper. jxiver intelligence The St Louis papers of the 24th inst. furnish the following paragraphs The Tiraour arrived at an early hour eater day eveniog with one of the largest trips that has been brought out of the Missouri this senson. She had on board 906 coils bales hemp, 3,000 pieces bulk meat, besides a. fair cargo of produce.

The steamers J. S. Chenoweth and Federal Arch, from the Ohio river yesterday, were botn crowded with passengers, a laree number of whom were on their way to California, Oregon and Salt Lake City. We learn from the officers of the Belle Gould. down from Lasalle yesterday evening, that the Illinois and Michigan Canal is now open all the way from Lasalle to Chicaeo.

Seven or eight canal boats bad arrived at Lunelle, heavily load ed with lumber and merchandise, for various points on the Illinois river. The steamer Kale Swinney, from Brunswick yesterday evening, brought 240 bales hemp, thirty nine hogshead tobacco, and a large amount of other freight Three steamers, from the Missouri yesterday, brought 804 bale hemp and 1,318 coils bale rope. This, we believe, ia the largest receipts for one dav of either article this season. The steamer Alton was sold yesterday to Capt Willard for the sum of $6,500 who designs running her a a regular packet up the Missouri river. Despatches received yesterday from St Joseph announce the Missouri rising at that point with a prospect of a big rise." The steamer Georgia, up this morning from New Orleans, brings 280 hog heads sugar, two barrels molasses sod ninety five tierce rice, all of which goes to Chicago.

The Robert Campbell leaves to day with considerable freight for the Missouri river. The Alton goes out for Council Bluffs, and the Hindoo will follow in a day or two. A large quantity of goods are waiting shipment for points high up on the Missouri. Messrs. R.

M. Henderson, John Farrell and Eugene Laville have purchased the steamer Shenandoah for $0,000. Mr. Laville goes as captain. Indian Foray.

The Austin (Texas) State Gazette learns from the express rider from Fort Croghan that, on the night of the 13th inst, the Indians stole twelve horses from that post Four of the horses escaped from the Indian and returned to the rost, the others have not since been heard of. It is believed the theft wa committed by a band of the Wicbitas, as they were seen at Fort Belknap on their way towarda Fort Croghan a few days previously. The Railremd Tax in Raputt.Oa the second Monday in May the land owners in Rapides parish are to vote on the proposition to levy a tax upon landed property to the extent of two hundred thousand dollars, to be applied a a subscription to the capital a rock of the NewaOrleaos, Opelousa and Great Western Railway Company. The Alexandria Democrat ha taken ground against the proposition, and expresses the opinion that it will be voted down by a large majority. Tbe Republican, on the other hand, does not believe the parish will vote against the proposition.

Murder i Jmektm PariMk. We learn from tbe Ouachita Register that a few days Ryan, a farmer in Jackson parish, was shot dead while ploughing in his own field. No particulars are given. The murdered man leaves a wife and eleven children mourning hi untimely fate. Dr.

Valentine Mott, of New York, and Dr. Warren, of Boston, have been elected foreign associate members of the Imperial Academy of Medicind at Paris. Excitement at Austin, Texas. At the spring term ol the District Court for Travis county, Texas, at Austin, commencing on the 7th inst, the grand jury returned about one hundred true bills, mostly for violations of the laws prohibit ing gambling, and thereby, as it appears, created a considerable sensation. The State Gazette says The finding of so many bill created consider aoie excitement in the community for a few days, and in the fever of the moment a handbill was issued calling a meeting of citizens, for the purpose, as it was understood, of denouncing tbe j.auujurj, iuu prooaoiy ine ana District aiunnoj.

dui ins soDer second thought or something else, induced the originators of the movement to abandon their purpose, for no meet ing was neia idii we nave Heard ol. Red aad Ouachita Steers. The Alexandria Democrat of the 224 Inst. says Tbe river at this point is now within a few inches of the top of the bank aad ia still rising If tbe waters continue to swell at this rate much longer, the virtue of our new levee will be not to the test. The heavy raina which have fallen in tbia section recently have contributed to swell the vlame of the river, though by last account the waters were very high at Shreveport and above.

The Republican, published at the same place. of the 26tfa, has the following out England aa la a proeperoae condition." llam The Havre cotton market was dull and had declined two franca. The amies for the week amounted to 4,000 bales. The stock on hand was 30,000 bales. Anrrricaa Rtorlu.

The market in England for Americas stocks Asvertiarmeuta Dnhllsued at iniei ibis, via, aiawuiuuii ii wnwiw k.rmmA SI I Va I WU lUld lull Ida amiii laiiilMta i mm 1 rying the ul monlnly mail iron jw tails i ijzzi forelaa News (Br Mores southern Line Wr Vmr acawea fi9. r. St. Tba mnarta bv Steamer Arrival. The Collins steamship Arctic arrived out in ten days.

Great Britain. The British Government has received official information of the final arrangement of the difficulties between Austria and Turkey. The latter Government has acceded to the demands of the former, which were that Montenegro should be abandoned by the Turkish army that no encroachments should be made on her trade or commerce; that "the Hungarian refugees should be removed fronr the Turkish frontier and that the Christiana at Bossia should be protected in the exercise of their religious faith. The yield of the Victoria gold mines ia Australia i reported at 100,000 ounces weekly. The bill for the emancipation of the Jews from civil disabilities, has been ordered to a second reading in the House of Commons by a majority of fifty votes.

France. The Emperor has fixed on the month of May, 1955, for an industrial universal exhibition in Paris, similar to the Worlds Fair at London. Eastern Mall. Mobile, March 30. There is no mail east of Charleston.

Death ef Itlrs. Fillmore. Washington, March 30, 1:30 r. n. Mrs.

Fillmore, the ex President's wife, died this morning in Baltimore of suffocation. Her malady was pneumonia. Her death was announced in the Senate, which immediately adjourned. Mr. Fillmore and a number of his friends leave here to night for New York.

Tbe corpse of the deceased lady will also go with them. Frcm Klo de Janeiro. Naw Yoax, March 30, a. bl Later datee have been received from Rio de Janeiro. The yellow fever waa raging there to a dreadful extent Massachusetts Legislature.

The House of Representatives has defeated the general banking law. New Orleans Malls. Nine mails from New Orleans are due in New York to day. Minister te Central America. The nomination of Mr.

John Slidell, of New Orleans, as Minister to Central America, was confirmed by the Senate without opposition. New York Markets. Cotton is firm. Money is easier. Sterling 0 Appointments and Confirmations.

Naw Yobk, March 29. The Presidential nominations for New York city are so far as follows Dickenson, Collector; Charles O'Couner, District Attorney; Fowler, Postmaster; Gen. Dix, Sub Treasurer; Cochran, Surveyor; Schirack bamer, Navy Agent; Redfield, Naval Officer; Hillyer, U. S. Marshal.

The Philadelphia nominations are Charles Brown, Collector Jesse Miller, Poet master; Eldred, Naval Officer. Mr. Blackburn has been nominated U. S. Marshal for Florida.

Consular Treaty. The consulsr treaty with France ha been ap proved by the Senate. New Yerk Nominations. Naw Yobk, March 30. Tbe Presidential no mination for this city are considered as a victory of the hardshell section of the Demo emtic party in this State, and excite much sur prise.

Appointment Postponed. By the National Line Balt imobe, March 29. The to day, postponed the appointment of readiug clerk until next session. New Orleans Mails. There are eight New Orleans mail due here to day.

LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE. Baton Rooox, March 30. In the Senate the free banking law wa taken up. Tbe. particular species of bond upon which free banks can be eatablisbed produced a long discussion.

The bonds of tbe city of New Orleans and those of the State were proposed as sufficient security for the capital of the free banks. Mr. Hodge's proviso, requiring that tbe capital of the banks should be composed in part of specie in tbe vaults in the proportion of 33Vs to 100, waa passed. The remainder of the bill, with slight amend hients, passed. In the House, Gen.

Humble presented a bill for the organization of the militia. It was made the special order of the day for Friday next Tbe Senate bill creating eighteen judicial dis tricta in the State came up in order, and was agreed to, excepting that the House inserted seventeen" instead of "eighteen." This will kill the parish probate courts. The bill to make tbe Recorder of Mortgages in the city of New Orleans elective by the people, was read and ordered to be printed. An act to abolish the office of Recorder of Mortgages in the parish of Jefferson, and ta transfer the official records and papers thereof to the Recorder's office in New Orleans, was passed. The Homestead Exemption bill, reported by the Judiciary committee, waa laid over.

Tbe Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the bill to change tbe name of Solomon Zucker; also on the bill to prescribe the mode of disposing of I belauds of delinquent tax payers. An act to provide for the duties of recorders of police courts in cases of vacancy was reported on favorably. An acfrelative to the compensation of the member of the Legislature was reported on unfavorably. An act to incorporate the Opelousas Fire Company was reported on favorably. An act ti provide for the replacing, as far a possible, of the public records and other papers consumed by fire in the parish of Claiborne, was reported on favorably.

A bill to allow jury trials before justices of the peace, with power to fine and imprison, and with right to appeal, was made the order of tbe day for Friday. Many local bills were taken up and passed. Both Houses adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.1 Gov. Hebert has returned from his plantation in fine health and spirits. Murder in Union Parish.

Tha Farmerville En. qairer say that on the 11th lost. A. J. Perdue killed Manning; Scott, some six or eight mile north of that place, by subbing him in ix dif ferent places.

Tbe Enquirer saya that Scott was a native of Georgia, had resided ten or twelve years in Union pariah, and was reputed a peace able and good citizen. He leavea a wife and three children. Perdue was arrested and committed to jaih XW The ship Nestorian, which arrived from Canton at New York a few days ago, had on board fourteen hundred tons of tea. CP" At last accounts from Paris. Verdi, the musical composer, was expected there every day.

to soperintend in person the production of" Rlgo letto," his last opera, with which the Italian opera season will close. A Stags CHiiuaoa The followinr amusing notice has been sent as by a friend in New York. wont eomeoody take Kichard op Hxckara mmstif Again. baa been gene There has been aa unprecedented rise In the .1. Vjt, Proisionai critlca, as well river ainee onr last.

Jaa day thia week it rose I wuiy, tn ine late One dav about sixteen inches is twenty four boar, which. at the present stsge of water, is extraordinary. ror a nay ox two paat the rise has decreased to abont two inches In twenty four hours. The river ia now op to lie bank, and should wo have uiicu oi a rainy speii. an overnow is not improbable.

r. 19. Tha Rt. CiVtarlam iVi.t mrrm rlnam l.at the riTer ri 1" Shreveport, sad trraneka vTL warn aaB aailB SB BS IganTaBan aa r. 1 1 mm ssMVa.

fOII U1I. Ooehiu) BegUter of the S3d baa besa TaiBlS, mo 11 two day. Bad an yor vltablo, ow, to be in I CSo 1 i. B. Booth was the most perfect delineator of Richard ill.

during His nie time, and inee aetniao mere uas oeea ana continue) to exist a diversity of ooinion among them as on to whom I the mantle oi tne great tragedian has fallen. Therefore, in order to settle that aaestion beyond all cavil for the present and sllsy all farther controversy oa the subject, the undersigned does hereby challenge "the world" to meet and outvie him in the personation of the "crook backed tyrant," under a forfeiture of one thousand dollars, to be decided by the audience before whom the parties shal) appear. Tha emulation to take nlaea dnrins the meet ing or before tbe closing of tie World's Fair in New York city, at such theatre as may he hereafter designated. All communications most be addressed (postpaid to J. Goclb Woorswrr, Troj, fL This 1 the Dime cf a very lar I v' aetata In' CH.una.' "Lic2i has excited Bach discussion ia tiat ontry.

Vi; an A. Leitle dorff, aaatire 4f thO'Iele of 6L Croix. Danish Weet ladies naturalized citizen of the United the Franklin represent trade generally throoga State and also of Mexico died ia Saa Franeieeo in 1848. He left lands in and out of San Francisco, a large portion of It being in Sacramento county. An extensive "tract lies on the American river and is of immense value, embracing rich agricultural lands, a vast quantity of valuable oak timber, aad plenty ef mla.

oral lands worked by a large number of minora A large number ef claims have been'laid upon it by settlers, on which substantial improvement have been built at great expense. LeidesdorfT left no heirs in California. A claim to his estate wa set no bv certain persons. It was thought to be a spurious one, and the Attorney General of the State was called on by special instructions to Investigate tbe matterv and in case he found that the State had a valid claim to the estate from the want or heirs, he was authorized to institute suit. The Attorney General reduced the case to the investigation of two questions: First whether the heirs of LeidesdorfT, being aliens, could inherit; and second, whether there are any heirs to inherit this estate.

He came to the conclusion, from an examine tion or the Mexican law before and after the Republic, and from the opinions of distinguished Mexican lawyers, that aliens could inherit real estate in Mexico. The Attorney General places this estate under the jurisdiction of the Mexican laws which governed California before it became a possession of the United States. A Mexican lawyer gave the following opinion The succession of LeidesdorfT, being a naturalized citizen, must be regarded the same as that of any other Mexican citizen consequently, the mother of the deceased, he having no legitimate children, becomes tbe heir ex teetamtnto. The fact of the heir being an alien could not affect this result If Leidesdorfl had made a will, he might have bequeathed two thirds of hit property to any other person but having died intestate, all of bis property descended to his mother, without any incumbrance or condition. If California had continued a Mexican territory, the heir would have been obliged to remove into the Republic, or to sell her real estate with in two years from the time the succession was determined or decided upon.

Art. Vlll.of the uecree oj Marc 11, 1SK. Several living witnesses in the Island of St Croix have proved that there is an heir to the estate now in that island. Other witnesses in California also proved the fact The Attorne General, therefore, came to the conclusion that the State had no ciaitn. trP The Richmond (Texas) Recorder says that Gen.

Mirabeau B. Lamar has purchased lands in Brazoria county, intending to make that his future residence. Tub Infant Dbummkb. This wonderful child givra a conipllmeatary benefit this evening to the Louia iana Grays, at the Mechanics' Hall, assisted by Miaa Vir ginia Kenible and an efficient orchestra. We understand that a naruber of military companies are expected to ap pearn thai a creation in uniform.

Firemen's Fancy Dbbss Ball. The members of Orleans Kire Company No. 31, will accept our thanks for their kiud invitation to be present at a fancy dress ball to be (iveu this evening at the Armory HalL tjf B. M. Norman, 14 Camp street, has sent us tbe New York Illustrated News for March rith.

It is much better than its predeceasaors for several number back. Kentucky Racks. We are obliged to tbe Superintendent of the Association Course, at Lexington.Ky., Mr J. Wingate. for a circular of the spring meeting to commence there on the 33d May next, and to last aix days It ia anticipated tbat the finest lot of three year old will be brought together ou this occasion that bas ever met in Kentucky.

AatusxjfEjrrs This Evinuco. Plaeide' VarU net. Benefit of Mr. T. Plaeide.

The popular comedy called A Roland fur as Oliver" will played this eve; ning. Tbe Batrouvn Children perform in the Old School and tbe New" and the Merchant of Venice." Tbe amusements conclude with the farce called Slasher and Crasher." CAoWet TVar. The Ravel Family with Hon. Blou din, the Martinetti, and others will tbia evening give another aeries of their unique and amusing entertainments. frtnek TKearre.

Rossini's grand opera called Moaee," will have its second representation this evening at tbe Orleans theatre. Bordaa, Graat, Difuet, Genibrrl, M'me Paola and M'me Fleury July appear in its different characters. Hiffmh air. This being the last dsy of the combined Circus and Hippodrome, on tbe comer of Baronne and Poydiaa atrert. it will undoubtedly be crowded.

tltatwm. Tbe wonders of nature and art displayed at tbe Museum, on St Charles street, are sufficient to attract the attention of every one. Steamboat DxrxTuxxs To Day. For Louis nlte.The Belle Key, Capt Key, at 6 P. M.

Agent, Strother A Bros A Poydra street For Printtfn. Tbe Frank Lyon. Capt Estes, at 5 P. BL Agents, Btrother A Poydra strrrt. Far Ik Ctmt.

The E. D. Wnlte, Capt Elfrrt, at 6 P. M. For agents, tee Bdvertiarment StbTX'siship Dkpabtvbks To Day.

For Galveston aad Maltforda Bay The V. S. Mail steamer Texas. Capt Lawless, at 8 A. M.

Agents, Harris A Morgan, 7i Tchoupitoula street fr Umlmtton, Mmtmfrdm Bl and Cvnrut Ckrittt The I Jaa. L. Day. Capt. Talbot, til A H.

Agedts, Green, Harding A Poydra street. Fancy Dbess and Masqcebadx Ball on thk Magnolia. We append from tbe Louisville Journal some very complimentary resolutions pa sard by the paascngrrs on the splendid steamer Magnolia, Capt St Clair Thomas son, on her last trip to Louiaville, on the occasion of a fancy dress and masquerade ball given in her cabins. A novel entertainment that must have been very picturesque. Steamer Magnolia, Mississippi River, March l', Ik.

.3. At a meeting or tbe paasengrra. held on board steamer Magnolia on her late trip rrom ew Orleans to Louisville, tbe following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted here we have all derived great pleasure and amusement from the grand fancy dress and masquerade ball given in toe granu saloon ol tins noating palace tins evening, and whereas we feel under gieat obligations to Mrs. Anns Cora Mowatt for tbe deep interest which she took in this affair (tbe must magnificent ever witnessed on the western waters land also for tbe unsolicited snd unparalleled senemaitv with which ahe nlaced her entire dra matic wardrobe at the service of both ladies and gentlemen, and whereas she herself contributed most largely to oar enienaiunieut ootu oy ner preeeuce ana recitations, therefore Jiooiftd, That the unanimous thanks of the passengers iuu urreuj prrarnica to mra. pipwitl lor uer ainu ness.

generosity and aid on thia occasion. Kmtvttl, That, in taking leave of Mrs. Mowatt, we do so with unfeigned regret, as one who has meat gratefully en livened some of the otherwise monotonous hours of ariver trip, aud that abe bears with us our best and heartfelt wishes for ber continued prosperity and success in tbat waia oi tne wuicu sue naa none ao mucn to auorn ana KtMoivctt, Tbat a copy or tbeae resolutions ba presented I to Mrs. Mowatt and that they also be published in one of I tue aauy paper in rtewuneans, aiempuis, Louisville, ot. Louia aud Cincinnati.

ftmotutd. That to Capt St Clair Thomaaaon we present our thanks for hia untiring efforts to promote our comfort toaaas lur nil uuu ring enori to promote our comaorc ana i video I ed I pleasure, and for tbe magnificent entertainment pro 1 for tbia and tbe reception ball given yesterday eve I K. WARFI ELD. Chairman. ning.

g. waa yesterdsy lay assaulted and id K. J. MARTIN. Secretartf.

J. Harm, Wm. J. Whlteman, J. B.

Gallagher, Commit tee on Resolutions. CITY INTELLIGENCE. RECORDER SEUZENEAU'J COURT. All About a Watch. There were four per sons arrested yesterday In tbs Third District, and tbe police were an tbe look oat for the fifth pen on, all charged with having stolen a watch.

Nuw it so fell out that some time since Mr. Waidow waa robbed of gold watch by some thief to him unknown. Mr. Waidow waa day or two sines passing aioug tne streex, wnen ne spied nt missing watch naaalne aa in a leweler'a shoo window. Tba lew eler.

wbo la a rrspectabie man, waa arrested, ant be S'ated tbat Iba watch waa left with Lisa by No. 1. to repair. No. swaa then arrested, when be staled tbat be gave a sliver watch and ST to Boot for the watch to No.

wbo la a fishermen. No. waa arrested, bat he bad paid lo good mr ney for tha watcb, and bad even borrowed a dollar of tba' money from Mr. Waidow. to pay No.

4 for It, oen no. waa arrest ea, ne staiea tnat na Knew ne ansa well by sight wbo sold him toa watcb, aad would point bias out to tbe police. Tboa tbe watch has ticked awav for tbe benefit of several owners within a short time. In the course cf time we trust ta be able to point tbe finger at th purloiner of this rapidly changing piece of property. Steal tNO Clothing.

William Christian was yesterday arrested In tbe Third District, on tbe charge of oaring stolen a io oi ciotuing irom uvea vwens several days since. He has not yet been examined. Assault and Kicbtiicq. Thnmns St Anthonv arrested In tbe Third District for bsving kicked Henry Hsmmel, in the railroad cam. RECORDER GENOI8' COURT.

Assault witr a Colt. Theiulore Winer wraa yesterday arrested in tbe Second District on the charge of DariDR. in ic tu iuv nure oi air. niancne. US Chartres street, twice struck snd severely wounded Isaac Levy on the head with a colt, intending to kill him.

Stzalxno Suoab. Augustus Lansanatl wa yesterdsy arrested on tbs sugar landing in the Second District for having In his possession a quantity of stolen sweets, which he had helped himself to in tbat neighbor hood. He made an awful sour face when locked up. RECORDER WINTER'S CODRT. A 8cH001fBB.

Aosot Usbo wu yesterday examined before Recorder Winter, on the charge of having on the 17th stolen from the New Basin a schooner called the Two Brothers, worth S160, and which schooner was in custody and under seizure from a writ uwaea in tns secona justices tjourt. Ken was aeat be tore to Fust District Court foratriaL Hoaax Httax.iko 8roilh O'Connor, alt Dutch Jake, saa John Smith, wa arraigned be fare Record ar Winter, on th charge of having an the 17th stolen a horse belonging to Wood Perry, from in front of his store, Na Co faagsrins street. The raritta waa set Bar April 6TKAUNO a Watch. Jme Clark waa yester twrday arrested ea th cbarg af Basing stolen a silver wares irooa joun vrnus, a tns coraav a tsravaanr and Bolivar streets. Rxcxivrjro Sroimf CoTTOl Parrick Murphy and Peter Jamas wart yesterdsy examined be for Recorder Winter, on the charge of having received Into their possession sad reiuaed deiivey up to P.

G. Co ns, toe agent of th BnocrwriKni, a nuaucr of baic of coitoo for ml vut 1u.u lct CuliiX THE: COURTS I may be con hied to hlm mbSI 12ttdp B. STEEL. I'abllsher, Bookseller and Stationer. No.

60 Camp street. New Orleans Always sn band a complete assortment of Law, (English and French.) Medical, Scientific and School Books, Classical and Literary Cheap Publications, Ac ate STATION RT Domestic snd Foreign. BLANK BOOKS and Caidsof every description. PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with neat nets and despatch Agent for T. White' Printing Types, Ac, and Hoe A Co.

celebrated Printing Presses mh3l sdp3tAltW OU PsXiUnaTS. C. MAZZOCCHI from Milan, announces to tbe public I I bat hta collection of PAINTINGS AND PRINTS, com prising many works of great merit by the Italian and I Flemish Masters Is open for exhibition and for Sale, beneath tbe ST. LOUIS HOTEL. mh30 3Udp Lemon tym.

COOKING EXTRACTS. We manufacture tbe above articles on a large scale. Tbey are made better, in larger bottles, and sold for leas I I ban any brought from tne Kortn. CHINN A BOLTON, Dragglats, rnhtS Stsdp TI St Charles street, cor. Union.

Tonic ef French Brandy. CSeatlaa ana AROMATIC. For Ind'gestirm and debilitated state of tbe STOMACH. Ver useful at thia season ot lb. year Manufactured and sold by CHINN A BOSTON, Druggists, mhiat 6tSdp Corner St.

Charles and Union at. Pectoral Syraa and Loseaces, FOR COUGHS, COLD8 AND HOARSENESS. Tbesbove medicines combine with tbeir demulcent qualities caoeiderabl tonic power, canning Nervous Irritation Mad after tbe recipe of Dr. Sttnuei Jackson, of Pbiiadei phis and sold by CHINN A UULTUN, Uruggtsla, i mhiiO Stadp Tl BrCbarles street, cor. Union.

J. fflsrgas, I BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Exchange Place, adl olning the Poet Office. ALL NEW WORKS received by Express as aooa a issued from tha Frets. Also a fall supply of STANDARD WOHJLB. canataMtl om hand First Sappty ef esnner UraTata.

C. LEIGHTON A CO. iavlte th gentlemen te inspect small invoice of SAMPLE CRAVATS FOR SPRING AND SOMMER. lost opened, which tbey are induced to bellevs will be pronounced tbe thing" by leaders of fashion. i First Premium Shirt Establishment.

mhSO Supif W. corner Canal and St. Charles sta Dr. Leeki Pains sta in Wafers. Relief in Ten Minutes The Great Medical Discovery af I tne Age.

This truly and most wonderful Medicine ha been sue esasfully used in Europe and Asia, for many years, and la warrantoo to sive immeaiata renei ana moos speeoy cure Bronchltia. Bare ThaoaX. or. and bv Aatbtna, Coida, Palsnonary Consumption, aad all Affection of the Langs and Breath. Consumption is often cored in tbs first stage, sod vea in the worst stages great relief may be had.

To Ministers, gingers and Public Speaker they ara invaluable, a la two boor tbey remove sll hoarsens, increase tbs power aad flexibility of tba voice, and enable tbem ta apeak or sing clear and distinct. Tbey ara convea lent ta carry in the pocket to take at all times have a most pleasant taate aad are purely vegetable. Xo soa man our wiumw larm aa UHf bjkw laarir hw value. aoy SCOVIL A MEAD. mbJQ BdplteodAltW in Chartres street.

Hollo way Ointment aad Pills. A Certain Cure for Bcrofuta or Rine's EviL Person nmicted with this awfal disease sbonld hav Im mediate recourse ta the iavainable madicinee, aa it is a well known fact that many patients have been efiectaaUy carad by their ase after every at ber remedy bad ailed, and several hav beea restored te perfect health after being die charged from tbe hospital and there pSAnooaced incurable. HOLLO WAT 'B OINTMENT: AND PILLS are fficacioa la every variety of diseases of the skin, scald beads, bad Breast, and ootina sore; and there is bo case, however desperate, but will yield th anited swart Sa loesar auveaeign aawaiciatea. 1 Sold a the astahliahmeii wf Professoe Hollowar, 844 Stzand. London, and bv all vanfoe.arf mawlielrMi ikMniliMt ia pot tne sn oa scoire asa loose of tne unite arau end aoa at Di ke, arid 1 60.

by tue snm nose of the united states, nnctrn firo bsosut In tbe Union, sua by iutsan. A B. A D. canuscs I rrzz zt lsi ctvtrsv I 4 1 Aft iw JIrt lo uj, to tljo tjr Ha of pu fci'nci ul nuniuid bi. tutvorad bf tu denijtjc'ui'y aruuiatlc knows aa berry.

I It toa Bum a ttaa Aivu dAIiC riiT ursTBicr ioubt. me inai og rrmna, i gcjiDAal sCHSAFFs, tnat ltaatgbt ant cooJobo.4 Daria. Coanell, whs was charged with murder, took I ad mth any otaer article af aia imparteS into eoaatrv, place in this court yesterday. Tba avideoca baa already I manantcrnrad her try uu principled aamea. Toa varv beau blimhed, but tbe following are the principal facta offcast gu In the world bas alaaya fcaea ataealactured In tne case.

On tbe nieot of the ssth of October last, the I atcaam. a every import or Sealer In liquor knows, aad prisoner. Prank Davis, with another sailor, returned oa I th aAlela 1 tarn lab. excel all others la tmitv board tba ablp Pyramid, tbea lying In the First District. I mai excellence, and unhesitatingly praooaac it th purest www run.

bub aucuuptca uuiwwvya a aeSCrlDtiOa Of HOuaAu ISIS IB tS WUTM1. liberties with asms Dutch emisrant rirla who had com I emits aa. follv aatabttsb over aaasssingcrs aa board of tba vessel. Tbe as ale re la 1 a h. tR.

t. h.w aaotied to it br tbe medt ti two sail girl interfered to stop the proceedings of the ors. whan rnnk Davui drew hi knife and stabbed when Frank Davis drew I rorec of tne men. Tbe wounded men ia men. The wnnndeA nm Charity were lent tu tba Hospital, where one or them died of lever.

Daniel Helmaa, in the hospital for a Ions time, but anally left it in feeble oeaiui ana went to tne rourtn District to reside, waere ne died on the lath of an nary last. An inquest and ptt aurera examinatinu were held an his bod v. when it was ascertained by tbe physicians tbat he died from a disease of tbe lungs caused hy tbe wound he bad received months before. The jury returned verdict ot Guilty, without caaniai AitItbUs stt th PrtnclBMU Hotels Hax. 31.

ST. CHARLES Cary and lady, tvy, Bliss Hutchinson. A Vanderboof. NYi Wm Carr and av mlly, hasaon Buffalo; eeddes, NO; A Dunbar, noaun; Biarkweii, A Alette ne ana iaay, us Hasten and lady. WC Gerard and lady, Mtsa Banks, Lakln.

Cim Tba Caolevi Mr BateniaS and lady. Kate and Ellen Bateman Mobile; Col Wells, Wells, TTesadaand i.d v. Miaa Qordon. DrEH Carnal. Calves, Walls, Wells, Matbews and lady, Mardack, John Barges, Baird, A Hudson and lady, jooea.

ti wary, Allen. La: trooper, nr r. Allen, La; Cooper, Ross, Dr Msynsrd. nti.t, Howe. lnd: Herard, Ohio Maury.

Brownell. Jfcy. Head, Fblli LJ1 Llewellyn, Ark. ST LODIS Mr Gilbert, Hrrwell; Saunders, Mill Saunders, Va; Bishop Folk, La; A Utarx ana may, suss Clark, i) I a CBsmoernn, aionireai; Jones. Ms Palmer.

NY: Bishop. VERANDAH HOTEL. Beagrave, Boston; NE Lyman, A Sayre, i 8 Hunter. Hnoterj a Ar dis, Dickaou, Ala; Co Riaodon, Hibbard, Carrie), Ark; Campbell. Ill; 1 1 Bard, Baisaae, Goodman, CCoffield, La: War Wray, Tend; Morris and lady, A Morria.

0, 1 Wilson. Mobile; Marr. Miss. CITT Leebh. Millet.

Ralrua, Ky; Woolaev.8 Feitlinger. Bransb. NY: Harris. Ga: i Baptist and son, Mobile: Bacoo. Boston; Capt Fowler, ii.i..ii T.

ti? ur i.ni at pi ur I of Brousb, Cicarman, KIi OB Kuggirs, ri Lam a Hoogbton, NO; Barbour and lady, Peterson and lady. r.MWum. a Hamilton. Ind: A Thomas. Br Johns: Ur Scofield.

Eagleaon, La; Delveren, rolk Coast; Dr Russell, Miss; Smith, Cin; Mr Felt linger, Bordeaux; Kae, lnd. ARCADE HOTEL. Todd, Conn, Mr Betti, sir xnomes, ranen, mj wm i WSortln. Kvi Smith. RI; Glllem.

I Rankin, I Ford, Fope, Miss; Toler, Ark; O'iphant, folley, Texas; A McCormirk, Alai Busking, Hesse, Wolvertos; Is c. wtoerwin. mooiie. Married 1AMES RATTAN to Miss CATHARINE HARNEY, notb of tbi city. Philadelphia papers please copy.

On Tuesday, tbe ifb by the Rev. Tbecdore Clapp, Mr. FRED. B. BRADD to Miss ARCHIE ALLAN, all this Died i On Wednesday morning, the SOtb Inst at a quarter be ore 6 o'clock, alter a severs illness, LORENZA M.

FER NANDEZ. daughter of tbe late J. M. Fernandez aud wife Daniel Maupay, in the 2Mb year of ber age. Her foneral will take place from the residence of ber husband, comer of Bienville and Ctaibjrne streets.

This Afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock. The friends and acquaint euces of the families Fernandez, A. Carriers and O. Bli nrau, are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation. On Wednesday morning, tbe 30th inst, DANIEL FIL K.INGTON SC0LLT', aged SS days, son of Daniel and El len Scully.

At Auburn, tbe residence of Shaw, on Wednea dav, tba 3d inst. at 4 o'clock, A MATTHEW BOLLS, in tbe ofitb year of hia age An honest man, a phi laothroplat and a Christian, respected, honored and greatly beloved by all whs knew binv Hi reward is on high." They tare All anxlona to Certify. Those who have need Dr M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE are so highly pleased with It, that tbey send in, unsolicited, hair nnqualinrd testimony. The following is a case In point Phelps, Ontario county, N. May SS, lSlft, Messrs.

J. Kidd A Co Gentlemen: Having been furnished with Dr. M'Lane'a Vermifuge, through year agent at ibis place, and having been so perfectly satisfied with it fleets, wa feel called apon ta state publicly ita happy and tstoniahing results in expelling worms from children. We bad. moat ef us.

used all tbe patent vermifuge of tbe day, with little or no success, and commenced the use of M'Lane'a with faint bop of 1U efficacy but after using It bat a few hears, nil doubts apon the subject vanished, and wa cheerfully recommend It ta all as tbe only safe and certain car for worms that wa are acquainted with. We might particularize and state tbe quantity of worm we have seam expelled at on time, but deem it an necessary, oelleving that, should we state all we know of ita astonish ngespeillDg powers, it would hardly be credited by those unacquainted with ux One of as having child very tick, called a physic aa. who immediately attributel the cause to worms. But all his medicines failed to bring bat two of tbem. A few days after, be purchased a vial of the Vermi 'uge and after using one spoonful, it discharged 100 worm.

The child has entirely recovered, and has continued well. We have each aad all of us ased it ia onr respective famine wltn entire and perfect success, and would not do with out it and although strangers to yea, we cheerfully send you this unsolicited testimonial, hoping the Intrinsic worth of Dr. M'Laaes Vermifuge will soon be known and recog nized by alL And believing it will soon stand alone and unequaled aa tbe only safe and certain cure for worms. We remain yours, very respectfully, FRANCIS M'CARTT, RaLSEV CASE, 8AM DEL WE8TFALL. DAVID VAN DECRIAL This invaluable Vermifuge is For sale at SCOVIL A MEAD'S, 111 Chartres street.

Wholesale Agent for the Southern states, to whom all orders must be addressed. Abu, sold at all respectable drug tores in this city. mh sdpot AltW Hyde dc Wood rich, 15 ckabtbxs stbeet, 15 Im port ra of RICH JEWELRY, DIAMONDS. CLOCKS, WATCHES, SILVER JSD PIaATED WARE, BRONZES, PAPIER MACHE GOODS. FINE CDTLERT.

PORCELAIN VASES AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE, FINE GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS, MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS, aaf NOTICE A member of tbe arm will leave for Europe in two weeks, and will attend persmally to any special orders for superior Watches, fine Guns. Silver Plats, fine China, Mantel Ornaments, 1 able Cutlery, Jewelry, or any other articles of taste, utility or ornament tbst eal aaealtv and tha beat chemist in tba country tba moat rigid chemical aoaryiattoa having faired to detect in It composition tha aligbtest Baxioss as impure Ingredient. Tha medicinal dualities of any Scaiuurpt In variety af die knaam to tbe MHT wnjco uvn tuna iw saemorial Holland 6ia bas been am ployed with tba greatest sncceas, are not its poly recomrnrndatioa. as a Beverage i most delicious.

ana tuns woo eon tine tbemsslvaa to its aseexclostveiy. Instead of imbibing Seleteriou drugs, as tMi.lv amnloved in nuxine aicvneuc aruua, wiu uuu their system strengthened and benefited. No tbe Scbospps would ever experience tba toxica ti on and its wno facts of 1b disaatrona conaeonencea. tor It can be In duiaed in bv the abstemious and temperate with impunity in mf Hiwt af the eouutrv. and throosboat tba araat West and Southwest, the effects of drinking ef the water of your mtgbty rivers, ars weu anowu, nuuEuiariy as saan gera from other aectaoosoftbe Union.

The peculiar properties of the Schnapps act admirable qualifier to the im ntiea contained in tne waters oi toe wuis, suawin ana nantlM Mississippi, and form an admirable antidote to the bane tbey contain, when partaken of strangers and. without thorough altering. The extensive demand which bas been cri ated for the article, has satisfied ase mat its excellence a becoming aeneraliv acknowirdgeo. ana inst it win ma niac in nriauiaril .11 nlKer alcoholie drinks. It la Snttl lylag fact to me, tbat notwithstanding my Schnapps has wen so eateiulvely noticed In the columns of toa pres.

throughout tbs Onion, that not sue single paper, with the exception of one liquor dealer's organ at tbe East, has ever ttacked it or denied it merits; out on th contrary, it virtues in a medicinal point of view, bay been warmly commended by the strictest advocates of temperance, who Jo not nrsitate to praise it ana aaviae ita uaa in weir mi liM. 1 do suffer, however. In a pecuniary point of view a well a in reputation, by the practices of certain sapriocipled parties la Various portion of tbe Union, sod I wi.h to ur gently caution tbe public against imposition to which I am led to believe tbey are eftentlmea subjected. Tbe article 1 manufacture Is put up in pint and quart bottle, in tbe glat with the name of Aromatic Schiedam tehupn;" tbe corks are sealed sod a label with my signature affixed to the bottle. Persons selling the Schnapps at retai ma; ailupc.i.pty bottle wita their common ana adulterate glO; ana It IS again.

WIS species oi uupoaure iuu a aw acxiou to place people on their guard. No one who ba evr partaken of my article could ever be deceived by any other i no matter in what ahana it mi cot be vended but Isbtb those who have never tasted it mav imbibe vilhUMuscom oound under the title of mv Schiedam Schnapps, sad be come prejudiced agarnat it, fancying they are using tbe genuine article. Oentlemeu who are In tbe habit of taking refreshment at place or public resort, oy closely ooaervina the character of tbe bottles aad tbe labels affixed to tbem, or bv niacin some neculiar mark thereon, can readily pro. feet I he mat Ires from th imposition of which I have just reason to complain. I reaart ta everv exnedient in mv power to protect both ur self and the public, and I know of no other means I ran adopt, than by placing tbem on their guard as I have done, ui rough your wuieiy circulates columns.

Very respectfully, your obedient sv't, ODOLFHO WOLFE, oihsr sdpltawtw No ti Beaver street New HOW OPENING. Nsrrls 4c Way, CLOTHIERS, Corner of Camp and Common streets, under City HoteL An extensive and varied assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, of every variety of material and novelty of style. Fine Zephyr Cloth and Cashmarett FROCK, SAC FROCK. AND LOUIS NAPOLEON COATS. Black and Fancy D.

M. Cassimer PANTS; and a new and well selected assortment of SPRING AND BUMMER VESTS. Tbey will maintain throughout the season their usual Stock of SHIRTS, CRAVATS, GLOVES. mhas adptf HOSIERY, Ac Ac Ac SIMPSON, SO Canal street, IS CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK of RT GOODS, IN ORDER TO REMOVE. mhST tdptf Saperb Aaaortmeat ef SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

ALFRED MUNROE St CO BLANK BOOKS and STATION ERT. PRINTING AND ttiwrirMA St Magazine street, Have received per recent arrival, snd ara now opening very elegant variety of new aad choice styles ef SPRING AMD SUMMER CLOTHING, to which tbey would invite tbe attest ion of purchase's No pains have been spared in tbe selection and mean. factoring of such goods the present season as they feel cer tain will pleaae tbe tastes of tbeir friends In BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING alss, their assortment is more than usually varied, em bracing the latest Parisian fashions. Alan, every varUty of Under Garment, Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves, naif bote, Ac, Ac, soluble for the tease n. mW NO DEVIATION IN PRICKS.

N. B. Winter Clothing selling at greatly reduced prices ALFRED MONROE mhST (dp S4 Magasin earner of Gravler. Linens Liaea Aifnena III P. A E.

REILLT Corner of Canal and Royal streets. Th undersigned have now in store a complete assort ment of their long established and well known brand of LINEN GOODS Of every description, suitable for family use; all got ap un der the euperviiion of one of the firm, and will be sold with their usual guarantee as to pureneaa of quality and lowness or price, vis 4 4 LINEN. 4 4 LINEN, golden flax, new and superior article. 4 sup LINEN SHEETING, from T6c per yard up. S4 and 4 Pillow Case LINENS Colored Bordered TABLE SETS.

400 doxen i. i and 4 4 DAMASK NAPKINS, vary low. autjti xiAMAsn. 4 at cent per yard. Plain Linen and Diaper TOWELS.

Rich Fringed Diaper TOWELS. 9 and 10 4 SATIN DAMASK, all prices. 8 to 94 4 Sails DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. Also 1 case LONG LAWNS, 14 yard pieces, at SS 60 per piece. r.

ksullt at mh7 ldp6t Corner Canal sad Royal sta Ta Deatlntau me auDscnuera nave on nana, ana are constantly re ceiving a complete assortment of DENTAL 1NSTRU mcruxoana PORCELAIN TEETH of every shade and site and of the very OKmn. urn my. GOLD sn TIN FOIL. FLATIN A PLATE and WISE SPIRAL rPRING8 and MOUTH CAPS. FLUGGER8.

EXCAVATORS. DRILLS, ate Alo a fine selection of SEPARAUNG and other FILES of English aud French manufacture. For sale in large or I IM. I ku II Ik I vj aA aa uvvuutu, Blur Itu iarMp Sw3dp is Chartres street AlatUn: GiVtUEL JAMISON, 18 Chartres street. have now in store a large assortment of White and Colored HATTING, which we are offering at a very low price.

mb37 2dp3t ti: STBEET, Norman's, SCHOOL BOOKS, new PUBLICATIONS and MAGAZINES. RICH FANCY GOODS WmT Orders promptly executed, as usual. B. M. NORMAN, 14 Ctunp Street.

mhS SdptfAltW 14 Carpet Warehouse, 3 Chartres street. I MAT TING soo rolls sad 4 white, checkered i and fane v. lust received. FLOOR OIL CLOTH In areas variet of naiterna. for bH aises of rooms, bslls, Ac.

CARFETIN of all kinds snd qualities, such aa Velvet and Brussels Tapestry, 3 Plyi, Iugralns, Ac Clothe, inaow bob les. swe and nans caver, an of which we oner as tne low em snarxe pneen mh7 6t.Jp A BROD88EAO CO. TW 8 ARRIVALS. P. Oc E.

Keilly tfe Corner of Canal and Royal street. Have now In store a complete and weU assorted supply of SEASONABLE GOODS received br tbe steamship Empire City. Th following compnae a few of tbe leading articles, vtg BRES1X1ENNE ALBONI ROBES, colored groonA rery rich. ORGANDIE ROBES, 3 and 8 flounces. ALBONAIS ROBES, of embroidered muslin.

BAREGE ROBES, graduated satis stripe. Pompadour style, 8 te ffounces, plain ground monaqutair flounces. New style JACONET, Dolfres." Newest style Hartman," from cent ap. Gro Odier." for childrem. New style BRILLIANTINES, light ground.

Persian Very rich striped farLadUa. 1 case colored ground RRILLIANTINES entirely aew, at th anasual low price of TWENTT FIVE CENTS FER TARD1 1 case very rich BAREGE. colors, at So cents per yard. 160 ORGANDIE ROBES, oryl AlbsBslae, ok 88. too anatres PLAID aad STRIPED SILKS, i AT SIX BITS PER YARD.

E. REILLT At Bshn Sdpot corner Canal aad Rayalatreets. MeBuratfstgr ii Pa Empire City. JUST OPENED AT uuronca. Plsia Black BAREGES.

Cm a Sada Plaid Black BAREOEK' sTda Black TLSSCZK ''n Blaeh GRENADINES. Msamtag COLLARS aad Black PARASOLS Bad FAN A Hals Black and Half Moaralag CAXICCrx AMI Af tv vr riUiA AT imrio fi, i I. A. B.B. Ijke it i 10)4 'cloca, at i o.

6t Morptay as Nevlua eell at 10 o'clock, Mto. ill K. M. Montgomery A to. sta 1 o'clock, a No.

Camp street; r.H. rstttpain sail Dry (joo. at to i Btanviliastraet. BSr Sa sdvattlaementa. 0.

0. F. Meetirs Thia I SOT s. a. Room Na.

i WAf5Jae.T.0H WDGStf, Washlr Bjr'i Building. Third District atra raFERSON IrODG Tla. STierfersm L. Foarth District, at e'eiock. JDII oVlSID.

a. s. Simpson's. SO Canal ft I EMBROIDERIES. i Lac and Mnalla Undasiaeres, Hn Chemisettes, Lac and Mtu broidered and.

Lacs triauned I Ac PARASOLS. FANS. A larg lot of tha latest styles. m. greax variety as ane gaaatlex LEAF FANS ay the caat or doz BAREGES.

Flam and Printed, Sn aad lew; HosIRT.5,"1, ch A complete atsartment LACE MANTILLAS. Velvet trimsasd and application latest styles. LINEN GOODS. AnssTrtment of Irlih tlneai, thUcity.witharaUasaottiBeatsr lugs. Toweling snd other SILK NET HODSEREETOac for siklo, Mratin, with aa' Velvet Trimmlnga, DOMESTIC GOODS ShirUags, Lowells, aad ether MATXM.

Checked and white. ALL AT LOW PRICES, AT SIMPSON'o mh34 Sdptf QCii 16 CA88IMEBE unariea streera fjaviaa WALL PAPERS WALL PAPEIl BaT Just received per ship Creole another I. ment of those cheap and beautiful New Tork PAPER HANGINGS, which will disposed of on tha usual low ten. i on hand a large and well selected stock of FRENCH PAPERS AND BO ROE which, oa account of the advanced season, extremely low. As usual, on hand, a feat ment of UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

such as Cords and Tassels, White and Colored (Muslin and Bobblnet,) Mosquito Bars, 1 Shade, Oil Cloth, Coitala Bands and Pins, Cornice, and various other article for House swT Psper hung and Upholstery Work sxecau mhlS Sdp JOSEPH ETTER, 16 Can The India Rah ber Cetnb Co. CHILDREN'S INDIA RUBBER LOSS CC Wholesale and Rean at GU 10 IT'S. Corner 8t Charles and BnT See advertisement. mbas 1 The India Rubber Cajab Campa NEW TORK. OFFICE, 44 CLIFF STREET.

HEW tCZ Sole Maanfactarer under Goodyear Patau Li, ready, and offer for sals to th trade new and article of CHILDREN'S INDIA RUBBER LONG CC urpaasiog in durability and softsveta all atber Cf sVaf For sale at tba principal Cosnb JJenler, mbt6 istsdp Ta Th Ba BarcaiBB Uarcalsui. AT KING'S, Black ao Ta up Lg area coi. so Watered Silk 1 3i Lace Curtains per pair 110.. Muslin da. do.

9 00 rench Ginghams, per yard 15 French Corset, bo earn 9 00 Wrought Chemisettes 7 Embd. 6ft Hemstitched 95 Linen Hdksj, pr dot 1 00 Men's do. do. 8 60 00 I5 ia no Covers, clolh 4 60 Tsble do. do.

Linen Lace. 18 yard at eqnally low prices. Bprlagr HATS. T8 Camp at Dotted Mas Fin Linen Tswria. i Damask Btrdsej Diaper, pr yard Parasol Ladies I Mantillas Cardinal i ViMtte Crap bawls Table sets Hucabsck, pert 4 Duck Toweling French Maalia OolM Jaconets i.

English Jiota, per doses 1 German so. do. sjtirta. asst'd 1 00 A larg stock of SHIRTS, together alth Irirh I Linen Lawns, Cottonades, Linen Check. Tr a 1 Denim.

Stripes, Mosquito Nettlsg.aad many a. asT Positively cheap, and as aevtarton. as KING'S, mbss Bbtdp BT HARNDEN'S XPRSS, AT Nornaaa's, 14 Cassp street. A New Work of real merit, THE EMIGRANT SQUIRE, By P. Hamilton Myers, author af "Bella The celebrated two hundred dollar prlia story.

We are fully persuaded tbat in all laawiitisl piou. dent, moral and fidelity to nature, it ia ane ef the very stories ever publiahed." For sale at NORMAN'S, mh94 9dpWtf 14 Camp New Orleans ae son and Ureat tin avBiiraa iasnpas.aiy New Orleans, March 9 A stated sbbosI meeting of tbe stock bold of my will be held at their office, Na 4 Caronu on munuAI, tne nth April, 1862, at on avn vai uic at ta A fortuity with the charter. mnio sdptu Bv order af tba Board i JOHN CALBOUiSi.oeci sttvla. PEARL AND GRAT MATELOTE HATS SEN NAT BRAID LADIES' RIDING CHILDREN'S FANCY HAMMOCKS. D.

W. AF. BELDENT mh35 Sdptf Na. 5 Chartres i Sign ef the laea Fleece LEIGHTON co.s FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT ESTABUoHKr May ha found by strangers by swerving tbe Sheep suspended at th 8, coravtr af a. ane i Lmk at LEISHTON A It Imntanse annolv e' for the GentlemBn Toilet before parthasing aats.

8ewell Taylor. 15 Royal stre: Importer of WINES. UQUORS, CORDIALS, Ac, Ac, WHOLESALE AND MM TAIL. kw See advrrtiarmant In anathsr ool ansa. Jsio areaaaT CAMr WATCHMAKERS, MANTFACTTTRTNS AND SILVERSMITHS, Have now oa band com Diets assortment eft description of Lsdie' and Gent' WATCHES ELRT.

Also, kmran aaamlaii aail aaf PDU 1 WAlLE, Which wa an, at ararar uli bole of Which a been snnnnfaetavawl and aelecWa th superlutendenc of H. p. Backjrv; of this boas, wbo still eaantinae to dirsct hi aal attention to pairing soca ana watches Baartvanuuie te euat an other I Nauee. V'; For th purpoaa of cloalng sanr srasnt teailnes ae July sext, we shall for tha remainder of tha saaana a entire Stock of WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOK CASH, i Gentlemen ia want of anything la sur line are InV a call, a ws teal satisfied that ws caaasaetU. pectauoo as regards quality, style, er PRICE.

THOMPSON St NIXON, TTa in r.nni asm I Fl adptf opposite City Watfkss lllaanil. car A. iibsblu Ulan vrt 1C.U, 84 BT. Ci ppoaits St. Charles Hotel WATCHES AND JXWELRT.

The sabacrlber la now selling watches at retail miiowing remarkably low pricea, being mack ler Fins Gold Lentee Watcb as, 4 bole iover. ran Enameled Watches for Laurie. Gs4d Hunting Enghsb Patent Levers for Sentlroxi. Gold Hunting Watches which ran eight days. tsnld Wahehan in aayu different watchaa.

Gold Watches which wlad ap and art Bead wiLL key. JULES JERGENSEN Wstcbes, with csatlucalhwm aim with asebvt tec tinv ktnyn. tantal VascAsfrom si an. tuvria wsivnta, Duplex Bad Lsrvaro, snaaein hunting i saia. at fctisiwii INDEPENDENT SECOND Watcbea for rim Ins horses, la gold and silver cawat.

pirawim nrasn rann iJt CHRONOMBTTRK Bold ana Silver Levera. rtau hA vr'ut all other sryles of Watches. All of the above far sal at retail, much leas asnanrlc! aias all kladaag JEyVELRI, Diaaw SPOONS. Also, all kind Sf Gold Chniaui mmXS Wa'r PnaandPaella, go, Tblmblea. dtaaaoDd Rings and Pine, Braeawu.

Cuff Flngaviringa, si Ivor trait knivaa, etsriia si ivr forks, at mncb Was than the sans a and. Jewelry exchanged. Ail watchaa i gvoa urns or excoangea. Watches. Clack and Jawaleo aanaairaA In tha sr.

at Btach teas than the asnal prices. waaJL BOO RAr i 4 ras watrnaaanS Jewuy. EssrVrkllOWa! awrrsuaanr lno tOAF.Pfc,,,... cul: r.d 1' i 1 II yj I ip I at X. I.

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