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uu BANK LEGISLATION LUMSOKN KENDALL fc CO. A. M. IOL- AaaMDBB tut. WILaiS" BBaBAH, IIMI, A.

1I ITT mSMtl term" of-tm pica yon Bsilstssna rweivl tor the daily, twelve meatus fcr weekly h' Jl and enarterly at the iiimt rata. J1 oh-rfptloas la sdvaace. Sine sac, -Uraramnii Noatcee, Mt Trwit1ii tea Rne er tern, la ashd Fear having the ran of the paper, Inaerted for tor tbe it anl cent for every eabaeeaent ta-amrti tan of greater length la praparttaa If stationary a greater price will be charged. Pastod page advertisements will be charred as new sack a.arBwaats aithi aseiwthlv, wweMy er a ro terra, arc charred at 1 per square tor eacb laaereloa. llttaral diacaunt will be mad ta the who adrertlM tree-ty daring tbe year.

edvrtiaearnt not specified to tins, wltl be pabUabatl ntll arderrd oat, and charred accordiagly i and no adTutlaaBKtit sr aabecslptiaa ariU ba stippii aatUaU arrearage ara paid, anlea a aha Miss af the pro- sTasTiaaa and ewltoary natters an charted SI personal. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. We are indebted to the parser of the Steamship Charles organ for favors. The obliging clerks of the Sultana.

Chancellor, Empire and Lucy Boblnson have Cor thank for late up ri ver papers. X3T TbiM day's Pioaya ne contains, aa usual, tie Hat of letters remaining in the city Post Offioe tp to last EeT. Dr Palmer will nreaoh. aa nnnl. this day, at 1 1 A.

at Odd Fellows' Hall. i tT There will be preaching tt the usual bour. In the morning and ereaing, at the VcG-esee Church, in Carondelet street Bev. Dr Leaoock will preach as usual. this day and evening, at Christ Church, Canal Street, Elder Campbell delivers the lecture before the Young Men's Christian Association, to-morrow evening, Lyoeum HallL Bev.

Mr. Bolles will preach, at the msual hours, this forenoon and evening, at the Church of the Messiah, corner of St Charles Aid Julia streets. Religious en-rices will be held in tha Coliseum Place Baptist Church, oorner of Camp and Terpsichore (Basin) streets, this day, Commencing at 11 o'clock A. and half-past .7 o'clock P. H.

The publio are Invited to attend. ty Bt. Dr. Shannon and Elders Camp-bell and Henderson will preach this day and venlag, at the Christian Chapel, oorner of Camp and Melpomene streets, as usual. At So'dook there will be a epeoial meeting of tkav members of the Church of Christ, and His expected that Elder Campbell, Dr.

Shan-Bon, Elder Henderson and Elder Myers, of Virginia, will unite In the organisation of the Churoh of Christ." Servioee again at night, at half-past 7 o'clock. The meeting will be continued for seme weeks. On the Inside pages will be found an article on "Spain and Mexico," letters from Baton Eoege and New York, a New York Commercial circular, the new tariff, Lonsdale's weekly coffee statement, mail news, "ty intelligence, theatrical, and other notioes, tec, all which appeared In yesterday's Evening Picayune. Also, on the second page, a letter from our Paris correspondent; poetry, f'To my Children mail news, theatrical and business ao-Hces, On the sixth page, poetry, Sunset; Louisiana Intelligence, mail news and miscellany. On the seventh page, mail news, misoeUany, 5cc.

The City, We have had a brisk week for tartness and pleasure, eonsidering the state of the weather, and that we are in mid-lent jm9 places where merchants most do oon-gregate'! have shown.no falling off in movement, and those- which are the haunts of the pleasure seekers have kept np an equal animation. The hotels continue to rejoice in dall accessions to their regulars, and resorts fori amusement have by no means been neglected or deserted though there have been few balls and only one masquerade. The week on which we enter to-day, bids fair, however, to make up for what we may lave lost in thip particular. Mi-careme is to be signalised by several merry reunions more particm'ariy noticed elsewhere in our columns. The operals jnst now a peculiarly attractive iruilitntina with Tu -r m.

uw V4 Ulf, I IK grige to our lyric boards is a notably Interesting' variation to the usual monotony of affairs in that1 quarter. At the' theatres, too, there Is still, whioh is likely continue tor at least a month Tt health the city contianes excellent taiftVs VVe. haVe had nothing to brag of in the weather way, sinoe Our last report under this fruitful head. It may be clarfed, on retrospection, under the title. 'of sorts of weather." First We V- Tbeo it anew, xoen it inew, An then it tTe were going to say, in completion of the 4 saw" fris but it was not quite so bad as that But it has rained, fogged and misted, at Intervals, and has altogether been a very uncertain kind of week.

As we write this paragraph.Trowever, it is olosing blandly, and gives promise of a goodly day to-morrow," and that, as the reader sees this, is to-day. The rosea and violets have been blooming and blowing profusely, and our gardens are, despite the weather, looking oharmlngly, and evidently', aa goes the old song The aprlcr time of year Is eonting Lmoom. ZwiKMi.Lt. J. C.

Morgan, book-BellW, Exchange Plaee, next the Post Office, aenu-s us the London Illustrated News, and Putch, of February 21. Habt 77 and 79 Tchoiipi-t1z ttreetJln another column of to-day's Issus will bei found a aumber of advertise-, meats of, this rm, enumerating their large an extensive stock ef drags and chemicals, a fine assortment of the best brands of champagne and other wines, as, well as brandy and whakey of the. best They also keep Ue celebrated Saratoga water constantly for aale. As regards groceries, we may mention that their teas, ftn.it, spioes, cheese, are urfttrnessedna for variety and. uallty A targe stock of paints and oils is also not to be omitted, a weU as many other articles mora xuu set forth In the advertisements; TYe lort, that they hare one of tha Btoat diversified and most exrlUnt atka offered in this city on hand and for sals i Pomm extremely low and resx seuanas, and deserving of the atteBtlnn af OOUntTV TJnar'Lan4 rt 1 i- awm ciu aeaiars crane.

i The action of the Legislature on banking matters is likely, from present appearances, to be very scanty at this session. The only bill of any consequenoe that has got through' is that imposing heavy pains and penalties on bank directors, individually, for the violation of the of in getting "out of lins," as called that is, 'In failing to have on hand always an amount equal to one-third In specie, and two-thirds in specie funds, discounted paper and exchange, ot all their eash liabilities. This rule has been violated, not unfrequently, by some of the chartered banks, during the past year. The faot was reported to the Legislature by the Board of Currency, and the standing committees on banks, in both Houses, reported a bill, whioh passed with scarcely any opposition, to im pose heavy personal penalties upon the individual directors, for any future transgressions. It has not appeared that these deviations from the law were caused, in the slightest degree, by any weakness of the or had been of the smallest Injury to the publio on the contrary, it was manifest that they were caused by the great pressure of the business of the community, and were, in faot, safe operations, and of great convenience to the public But they were of evil example as breaches of positive law, and disturbances in a general rule, which is looked upon as essential to the safety of the currency, and therefore an element in that confidence whioh has been reposed in our banking, as the soundest in the Union.

Instead of modify. irg the case, or varying the rule to meet a case of present publio oonvenienoe, the Legislature has strengthened both with very stringent provisions. The effect will be to fortify the publio faith in the security of the Danas, ana tne enure soundness and immediate convertibility of their issues. But it will have the further effect of restricting their operations, more than Is measured, by the excess of their issues, during the past year, or by the temporary excesses to whioh their movement has been liable. The severity of the impositions to which every deviation from line is now subjected, will require a degree of caution that would act sensibly on the general amount of their operations.

They must hold themselves so guarded at all times, that a temporary departure from the rigid, rule may not happen by aooldent, and it will be easily comprehended by any one at all acquainted with banking operations, how easily a bank, perfectly well fortified one day, may, by unexpected calls of business, be out of line the next, unless it maintains a large and constant reserve, that acta as a restraint upon its operation. This is not suggested as a plea against the soundness of the rule, or the propriety of maintaining it, so as te be always effective to control the action of the backs. But it is an important practical fact for the consideration of our business men that there is to be a change in the administering of the most powerful of our institutions. Hitherto confident in their strength and their ability to reinstate themselves within line, they have sometimes extended themselves so as to risk the danger of temporarily disturb ing the balance which the law demands between their cash aasete and their cash liabilities, and consequently been frequently in excess, although they have always recovered very speedily. This can no longer be risked, and to the extent of the precautions which the new conditions require, in order to escape the heavy penalties of even accidental transactions, the facilities to commercial men must be reduced.

This is the one direct measure whioh the Legislature have passed, having as its influence to contract sensibly the banking facilities of the city. Two other measures were before them, of which the effect was the increase of banking facilities. Both have failed. On was. the act to equalize the loan to mortgage stockholders of the Citizens' Bank by an extension of $500,000 of the State bonds, due in 1859.

The whole amount due is $1,225,000, and the mortgage department of the bank will be prepared to pay it when due to the holders, who reside abroad. For of this sum it was proposed to ask an ex tension by a renewal of the bonds of the State lor that amount, at twenty-five years money to be retained by the bank and distributed as loans among the mortgage stockholders; who failed to obtain the loan to which they were originally entitled under the bank darter. The proposition was to retain thij $506,000 for the uses of the bank in that form. It passed the Senate, after a smart struggle being resisted as unconstitutional, revolving in fact a loan of the State credit for banking purposes, in violation of article 1(8, which prescribes that the State shall not subscribe for the stock of, nor make a loan to, nor pledge, its faith for the benefit of any corporation or joint stock company, created or established for banking purposes." It was held by many that the renewal of a bond while a banking company is ready to pay, is in substance a new loan of the public credit but the Senate thought otherwise, and passed the: bOL It I went through the He use and passed to a third reading, one day last week, with but a majority, but its success was considered certain. But the next day there was a change of votes, and on the third reading ue Diu was lose, ana a motion for reconsider ationalso lost So that the bill is effectually aeaa, and cannot be resuscitated.

Here Is- another reduction, In fact, to take plaoe In the banking capital of Louisiana. The sending abroad of this half million cannot be without die enect upon the movement of the bank which pays it away. rrn. ine mosi important measure proposed session, in view of the nn tractions to be anticipated during the year" Wa Vtrtt nnL a L. .11..

n. ivuvuou Kb an. we sneak or tha carefulness are too many and obvious that we are not prepared, that even the friends of the measure hesitate to throw it before House unprepared for it at the heel of a ses sion. It Jbas accordingly been passed over without any consideration of its merits, for a more elaborate review and discussion before the public, i ne next legislature will, we trust be ready to meet it understanding, and it will have the benefit of additional ex perienoe and the concentrated opinions of the business men of New Orleans to oonvinoa -them that legislation is absolutely needed to harmonise the banking laws of the State with each other, and make them available for the pressing needs of the expanding commerce of mew urieans. Later treat Texan.

abaiyax. OJT BTJCAMSHIB- CHARLES MORGAN. The steamship Charles Morsran. CaDt. Plaoe.

from Indianola and" Galveston, arrived last mgnt. A list of her passengers will be found in the marine news column. 17" It is stated that the U. S. Senate Committee have selected Mr.

Kingman, a well known newspaper correspondent at Wash ington, to edit the papers and manuscripts of iresiaent Monroe. ly We would refer our reader! to the advertise ment of Mt. Rafel, on thia and the following page. MARRIED, On ThurmHdT tart, the 1Mb bjr the Krr. C.

Goodrich, of 8t Paul Church, Mr. EDWARD T. KIMBALL to Hiai CLARA daughter of the late John Lott, of mil city. DIED, On Saturday mornlof the 14th Imt at o'clock, ABRA HAM HAMILTON, aon of 8. T.

and ElUa Weilman, aged Mix month and twenty two daya. The Mend of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, on 8unday Morning, at o'clock, from the residence of the parent. No. 106 8t Charles street formerly Nayade street. On Saturday, the nth at half past 4 o'clock, P.

M. THEEE8E ESTELLE DEQRDT, aaed five year and ei(ht months, daughter of J. Defray and Leonlie St. Amiat. The friend and acquaintance of the Decrny an.1 St.

Amant famine, are invited to attend her funeral This Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of P. H. De gruy, on White street, between Melpomene and Thalia streets, without further notice. Helloway'a Pllla. The mild yet thorough operation of theae Pill upon the ecrehve and excretive organs, renders them lnvaiuable for summer complaint, colic, worms, cholera morbus, and all internal diaraars of children, aa well as of a-lulta.

Sold at the manufactories. Mo. so Maiden New York, and N.O. 844 Strand, London and by all druggist, at tac.Hltc, and Si per bom. mhis -sdplt CltlSP'SGAIETY.

MADAMS KELLER Casap Street Cavrper Wareheneo, iron street and 9 aad It Bank Place. WUtn. Velvat, atedalHa'aa, Bruaej and Tapestry Jirasaeto, Three-ply aad Ityrrala, al low THces to reduce our large stock. Curtain Damasks, Dti Cormee Table aad Ptano Covers; Oil Clot bs of all width, and a ganaral stack crfaooes tm oar toe all of which ofler a much reda-" Etff. -IN Camp street.

Bible ettdp and 9 aad II Bank Flaca A Dal'y and VTaekl' Political THE DULY TIMES! Weekly Journal, dtroted ta the Commercial and Literary AdTaactment of the South. ditedby JOSEPH BRJNANand WALTER HOPKINS. Our fellow cttizetj are aware that a new soriety, to In.eIP?.lr,.td "TIMES PRINTISO Pob'ish a Morning. Evening. Sunday and Weekly Newspaper In tbi city "but it na become CRISP'S GAIETY.

MADAME KELLER AS THH FAY THE KOSB9. malt 3t SPBLNO -NOUVEAUTES. EMBROIDERIES, i PRESS GOODS and mUjLxnbet. D. Scanlan fc Cm, No.

IS and 14 Caartre street. Have received, by lata arrivals, a splendid assortment af Barfac Gee-da. 8srlaS deeds. I 0 THEODOR DANZIGER, -Ha. ST Circus street, aad Comer ef Robertson aad Orlaana street.

RECEIVED PER CAHAWBA renca printed MUSLIMS, new will retailed Is cents a yard fast colors, guaranteed. S00 Lace Bilk SCMMER MANTILLAS, 9 and a Piece a great bargain r- B. Only a few aandred vasds Tjjntif. In remnaata. Fleas caO at 56 Seta Casaea, JrUg-TT Braochas aad Rlaaa.

i tai JOSEPH Cam Iykht, JOSEPH RArtL, aS Casap, tribute prtea JEWBLRrl i. IADIXS' Diamond aad Opaa Paced Watcbas, "1 left. mB4 sdptl T. DANZIQER'B. ry to acquaint them.

In mm brief mi as Dosclble. with tbe claims. nniiJVoi Hv.t the joarnal la qoeition. Though we Intend our first nam ber to our prospectus proper, many friend have requested as to explain our position in advance, and af course we cannot refuse compliance with their request. 16 wonders was to make tbe DAILY TIMES a Working Man's Paper-In other vorda, a Jocrnal in the advancement ana ultimate success af which ry employee should hae a direct personal interest.

The only sound basis of Labor kr Association aad on that fraternal and irres stible principle our enterprise must ataod or fcli We do not ask oar editors, ear news-agen's, er foreman-printers, or oar reporters, t. work for a ere Insecure salary we employ them permanently, and give them shares in the establishment besidea ar tnis course, we secure not only their talent, but their sjmpatLv; we concentrate the pow.r and ability of many an a single undertak'ag; and commence, outside aur money lacilitiea, with tbe most available capital la tbe world-the Capital of Skilled Labor I The stockholders of the company who are net immediately connected with tbe editorial and mechanical department of the paper THE GODDESS OF mhl 4 3t LI BERT V. To aien of Taste. Those who wish to posses a healthy and luxuriant bead of hair, avoid baldness, and desiderate freedom of the scalp from dandrutt and other parasitical accumulations, which destroy vitality In the hair, should use BOOLE'S HYPE. RION FLUID, fumed over the Union for its preservation and beautifying eltecta.

1 Sold by tbe inventor, WM. BOOLE, at a 77 Washington afreet, Boston. For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIOHT mhl6 St t.lp 81 nd 161 Chartres street MRS. TURNER, 1(U Canal street, Bs Jnst received, and will open on Monday LADIES' AND MISSES' OIPSY BONXETS.

Iu CHIP. RICE STRAW, HAIR, BLONDE, CRAPE And THCLE. ALSO A choice assortment of SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS in BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED FRIN 8 ES with large variety of BONNET. SASH and BELT RIBBONS: BLACK AND COLORED 8ILK MANTLES Richly Era Droiderrd. BLACK LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAS.

CHANTILLY VEILS; POINT D'ALENCON. VALENCIENNES and BRUSSELS LACE SETS. French Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES and HAND KERCHIEFS. CHEMISE YORES, SKIRTS snd PEIGNOIRS. Infants' Long and Short ROBES and CLOAKS.

Long and Short FILLET M1TT3, extra tine. mlfi 2d.pl was plan for increasing the capacity of the free banks by a change in their laws of circulation giving them, with not less security to the note- nomer, greater elasticity, lor the uses of com merce. -A bill for this purpose waa introdnead i it. smsivu, ui we surLtt oi a reenaotment of the principal features of the general banking law of 1853, with such modification would admit of the securing of one-half of me circulation by State bonds, and the other hah by the requisition' of tbe same proportion of cash assets to cash liabilities, with equal aai an 11 a a a a uat wmon oocains nnaer the law of 1842 for the chartered banks. The.

bid provided a basis upon which the Legislature migni nave acted, and the system might have been safely and itraduallv nrritr hnf many, delays ooourred, and so. many topics of poituoai ana ouer exeltements have so ooou pied the time of the lUlatnra that wlMft the bfll was taken np at last, tfca rJii.r r.Ta.- -i ucvptxa i ax a Tork on th 7th last, from 77? oate a subject, Antwero. na Sonthav I a tha bin too volnmlnon. j.v..j rally. at I-OPOW dlntwerp, via Southampton.

1 i Cr, Tk-Qovernor vtTiZZ? 1. 1 wouad-jtbe foa. W. Wll-ytoa to be' 1 re-. iyjTawitasrTishrp Fulton uiV 1IW Tart- em 8ao3rdaylast for Southarsptoa and1 Havre' Busuaen at Tha Fulton took ntasaswarjOwnt1n I ttk Governor of Coauiactlcat naslsrasdi Us PiytnlarnaHon a yv, the lOtk of' axaUGon aad prayer throughout that Stat.

It was proposed to meet the principal points desired by a short supplemental bin but this too, baa little chance of success, for manUbli -i i ii(faeibaiixlsbu1hus6m raWnVkkijak to aMttre its crffloiaot rn.t 1 wiia atfiywvywai paassngera, morafung Benator f''lr amenoawry. or auppiemaatai bm. Dlnr the DroBortanna of the baaia. vrcao in-saaitsra af form as wel as substaaea "iWwaatldnaof tne erlgteal set-as to be' ileetf Mtnplei and to' UOjactWall to Lrnk is i -wias nc tOBMuinav Ir wriHs axtrema Point Lace Shawla and Mantillas. TO THKLADIES.

tiL STREET 144 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Selling at half tbe usual price! ine entire stoc or tins known a the Ladies' Fashionable ClosklHuuse and G-u, ral Knnrw lir Goorts Store, will now be sold at HALF PRICE, to close for tbe season. fOO New Style Point Lace Shawls and Mantle. Vo Blai and Coloreii Silk Mautlra 300 Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. New S-yle Flounced Organdies. Barege.

and Tissues. fJO riain and Flounced Jacooet Dreuc. Rich Tirsues Flounced and Plain. 600 Rich Valenrjeiioe and Guipure Lac Seta 400 piece of White and Printed Linea. Juo Briuai Robes, Wreaths and Veiia Infants' Long Cloaks, Robes and Cap.

HJ0 arils of Kith Freucb Siiks, all stylea orw yards of Triainiiug, in all styles. sou men l-rape stiawls. iOO Rich Bouueta And a we are constantly receiving goods on commission. Ladies wUl I sure lo And all kind of FANCY GOODS in his D. KEEUAN, nlf adptf 1-14 Cans' street.

FKE8U ARRIVAL of the Health Invigorating- Fluid THE GENUINE VANDERVEE ITS SCHNAPPS An Invoice of the GENUINE VAN'DERVEER'S BCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS ha just been received by tbe agents. Again, we ssy to all those wbo seek for health, comfort and longevity in draughts of the VERITABLE SCHEI-DAM SCHNAPPS, ta see well to It, tbat they purchase only the real, good, old Dutch manufacture of VANDER-VEER, aold by tbe following well known and reliable agent Agents in New Orleans JOHN WRIGHT rohln gdpa SI and 161 Chartres street. Fancy tehirts Made to Order. PATTERN CARDS, of the moat recherche designs, for OBiKia, just received, for which vrurre win wen to ne made in any style. LINEN BOSOM and FINE LINEN SHIRTS MADE TO SS.UBUJLZ., lor gsu to sine per dozen.

Directions tor telf-meaaarement forwarded, on appUca- N. O. Shirt and Gentlemen Is Furnishing Emporium. corner Canal street and Exchange Place. sou a oxen x.AC.JsiNT HHIRTS-Six for ST.

Try mnis 3dp4teod paper luresiment, necausa Labor will always bring it price in the market, and when a positive interest is given to that Labor, in increasing Che value of the work upon which It is engaged, success must be Ibe result. Barb Is the fundamental principle on which the TIMES ASSOCIATION has baaed It. project" whicA include not only the publication of a Newspaper, bat a large amount of miscellaneous work. The politkal pasitun of theTI.irlES will be Independent Unconnected with ant paity, it will assaU none reservtn to itself tbe fullest liberty in the discussion of great political questions, local or natlaoal. it will anume no onnicrsaaiy responsibility, and it will shiink froot none wbicb is legitimate.

Without being parti an, it will fear-letsli handle every topic of the day without being prejudiced, it is pretty sure to enieitain opinion of it own and on it courage, truthfulness, frankness and cbitalry it ust rely as aa organ of Southern opinion and Southern intellect. Only one political character! itic will tho roughly marked from the issue of tha brat number it win ue au assrncrui notes' xugnia, aa John C. Calhoun under ood and interpreted them. The policy of a self, reliant and progressive South, as outlined by Mr. Breaao in the Nea Orleans Delta, two years ago, and constantly advocated by him in a long continued series of articles which base been appreciated and applauded by tbe fore most statesmen of Tea as.

South Carolina New York, will be streuously adhered to no slug's in terest of the Slave holding State, moral or material, being negleced or overlooked. 1 be chief objects of the comsanv. in tha enmmen-. Kent, will necissanly be the perfecting. In every department, of the DAJU.Y TiaES mt a luteal and BVmiiv Newapspei; and to arcomp lsh tbi they have secured the most efficient and experienced writers la the Unnth Tlitir telegraphic arrangements will bt independent.

The news from tvery portioa of the world will be carefully eondeused, and presented in the most readable shape. The sljln report will be accurate The mooev and market articles will come from able and well known contributors, sam ptw el tatu rcproche and the steamboat and river partrnent la entrusted to tbe bands it a geutleman hose rapacity has been tested in manv of the nrinrm.i uflices of this city. One of tbe leading features of tbe TIMES, meanwhile will be Its Sunday issue, a paper a eight pages, comaming a careful variety of literary, scientinc anj miscellaneous matter Tbe Editors bav already proved tbair capacity lot rendering it aD unequaled Family Paper by the man ner in wbicb tbey have conducted the Sunday Delta a Cuhiication wbii under tbeir management, obtained a rilliaut rirrolation iu New Orleans. Tbe WEEKLY TIMES will also enjoy we prt same, aa extensive circulation la be neighboring Sta'ee, and either the Sunday or Weekly Editions win prove an excellent mtdta foi country and city advertisers. The local department will occuny a large share of our attention, as we Intend to make it not a mere record of public disasters 01 police news, but the correct analysis of the social life of our city Under this head we include the dramatic and artistic criticisms, wbicb the Editors of tbe TIMES rendered so primiiaent and popu'ar a characteristic of the Lrany ueita wnne tnetr connection with that paper endured TERM 8 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE: I'aily Sunday included), SIO per annum mailed, and 9io eiuriiTrn id mrriij.

nunnaj limes, a3 persvnam a.1 Tto uni.cicu iu in. 1 1 fortwoveara. Sunday and' Moi ey e' clused by mail wil oi iiiewune, (MUTiiira ine tetters coutaimug the sams hsve been rtgistered. Postmasters are requested to act as Ajj-nta, to whom a liberal commission will be allowed. Orhce, in Camp treet, aecuud floor, where subscriptions aud sdvertieemenfs will be receiv.d.

wRCGGlSTS' ircular soil Chemical Oazette. Tnetblrd number af tbis Journal is just out, containing tbe biography and portrait of James C. Havitand. and au the new scientinc tacts in pharmacy and chemistry. Patronised by all the large d-ug bouses in the United States and in Csndaa, the Circular is tha best aud exclusive advertising medium for druggist, aud all those counected with the drug husineas.

Terms only al per year. Olbce 3i Bi ekman street, corner of William street, New York city. mblfr Hplf Isreat Southern Remedy. Among the many medicines possessed of great rise aad eflii ary especially in thia climate. Is Woodman 'a EXPECTORANT; a pure decoction of tbe wild cherry bark, comprising many valuable Ingredients, tbat render it superior to any other cough medicine.

Tbe'natore of the remedy and its style of operation are explained in the ad. vrrtisement, which guarantees it superior to Cod Liver Oil Cherry Pectoral, or anything else now extant. It can be procured in tbis city of O. O. WOODMAN, mhlS tdp3tltW Comer Common and Magazine sts.

Deeply Intereatlna Farta. wuiionj imn, per sinatn per annum; ea I Weekly, gs per annum, will be considered at the risk NEW DRESS SILKS FOR THE SPRING Cosnprutin; faAetal, Ore de Naples and Foulards tVosssia, Im-primea. Chine, Cadrillea. striped and siaia, colored aad black in pieces and in Robea-a-Velanta. RICH ORGANDIES and JACONETS; BAREGES and GRENADINES; SETS OF VALENCIENNE8, Point de Gate, d'AIeneoa, d'Angleterre and de Broxellea Lacs ales, LACES pt the same description.

In pieces. FALLS: POINTS, MANTLES AND SHAWLS, of black Cbantilly and Point Lace. RICH SPRING RIBBONS New Style. Bilk, Hair and Straw BONNETS, HATS aad BLOOMERS for Ladles and Miasm We will continue ta after the whale af aur stock ef WINTER GOODS at aad below cost. plft-dptf P.

SCANLAN CO. DR. WINGARD, Healing Medium, by Clalrroyaace and Spiritaallnlueaes, Office, la Canal Sarees. Residence Faltoa, between Jackaan aad Philip streets, Fourth District. Testimonial of cares performed will be glvesi from per son the highest respectability la this city, who had beea abandoned by prominent members of tha Medical Faculty.

Office Hours Every day, except Snndayi For Ladlas, from o'clock, A. to 1 P.M. For Gsattemen, from 1 to IF. H. Will viait patasnts aay boar not named above, whenever required.

Free examinations aad prescriptions always to the poor. Special attention paid to Female Diaaasaa. References Dr. E. C.

Hyde, Isaac Bridge, Geo. W. Har-by, N. B. Hyama, Ac.

mhl4 sdplr Falata, OUa and Window Glaas. 10,000 pounds PCRE WHITE LEAD. 10,000 pounds No. 1 WHITE ZINC PAINT An. pounds Fiench Snow White ZINC.

10 casks French Yellow OCHRE. barrels COPAL VARNISH. barrels Wbite DAMAR VARNISH. barrel JAPAN VARNISH. barrels COACH VARNISH.

OM gallons SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 1,600 gallons English L1N8EED OIL. ao cask English VENETIAN RE 9. B0 barrels LAMP BLACK. 100 keg YELLOW OCHRE, in Oil.

100 kegs VENETIAN RED, in OH Together with all the various COLORS. Dry aad In Oil all of which will be sold at the VERY LOWEST MARSJET RATES, by I O. O. WOODMAN, mhlb dp3taitW I cor. Magazine and Common sts.

SJPIUISC; AND SUMMER CLOTHING. JSEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS. ALFRED UN ROE I No. 34 Magazine Street, Are now receiving a fine assortment of SPRING AND SCMMER CLOTHING for Men and Boysj also M8HING GOODS of every description. THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK, or Winter Clothlac, WILL BE CLOSED OFF AT VERT LOW PRICES.

Wholesale buyers for cash, or short city acceptances, are invited to call and examine, to whom a liberal discount will be marie. INDIA ROBBER GOODS of every description, at manufacturer' price. mhlS idpot SPRING OLQTHrNO. Fs Strlacer dc i No. ta CAMP STREET, Are now receiving their supplies of SPRING CLOTH-INO and FURNISHING GOODS FW-adptf HAIR DYES, ost received by tbe steamship Empire City, froca New York, a fresh (apply af tha beat brand of Hair Dyes, all far use and for sale at Rollins 's Diamond Hair Cut ting and Bathing Saloen, Na.

St Charlea street PRIVATE ROOMS FOR APPLYING THE Fa-gdptf CRISP'S GAIETY THE SELLER TROUPE and tbs Splendid Fairy Drama. Ovcrea. mhl-3t ESTLEMEN Pat.nt Ler' atoa. Tamas. Tavlos.

'Veste- very ether celebrated maAar CJ warranted not ta vary a Second (J BOYS' WATCHES, at Inrom 'ua. 1 DIAMONDS, set la uorethaa O-wl Rli, mm ruBln- 08AIC BETS, direct bom prim b.w,i rkn-i ini and design, of tbe latest fsshioa. 1 ,1 vi 1 CROCKERY We used to think that uch disease aa Consnmption, Scrofula, Palsy and the like, were Incurable until lately we never bad reason to believe otherwise. But we begin to suspect now tbat the medicine was in fault, and not the disessr: for we havesern three perfect cores of Cnnsump-ion; four perfect cum of Palsy; Ave perfect cures of Scrofula; all etferted within five wcks by Dr. Henry Anders's LIVfUID IODINE, or Pl'RE IODINE WATER.

It is a plain unvamKDed fact, and we only mention it became it is sucb. We cut tbe above from tbst highly respect ble and reliable family Journal, of great circulation, the Sunday Time. Anders's Liouid Iodine, or Pure Iodine Water, la sold at SI per bottle. For sale in New Orleans, wholesale ami retail, by J. WRiGHT nihlH si and 151 Chartres street.

GUNS. PISTOLS. CAPS. FINE ENGLISH DOUBLE GUNS. COLT'S REVOLVERS, DERRINGER PISTOLS, PERCUSSION CAPS, GUN WADDING, mur nina SHOT POUCHE8, POWDER FLASKS, all kinds, CAP PRIMERS.

Also A large assortment of GERMAN MEERSCHAUM PIPES. For rale low at GREGOR WILSON'S, mil I It gdp3t corner of Cmp snd Canal street. C. O. WAY Li AN D.

To thr Ladles. By the arrivals from the North and Europe we have re. ceived a large supply of all kinds of Fashionable Good comprising GRENADINES, FOULARD SILKS, I 8ILB. TISSUES, ORGANDIES, LAWNS, JACONETS. all of which are in plain, striped and flounced patterns.

LINENS of favorite brands, a large assortment, among them a pretty good quality for 7 60 per piece. Embroideries. Embroideries. Set consisting of COLLARS and SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES and SLEEVES, BERTHES and SLEEVES, In Swim, Jaconet, Honiton, and Vaiencian Lace Collar. HANHK.ERCHIEFS, LACES, all kinds.

CURTAIN 8, a large assort menu LACE CURTAINS, from S6 per pair, upward MOC8SELINE CURTAINS, embroidered, brocbC and uamasse. BLACK LACE MANTILLAS, BLACK. 1ACE POINTS, LACE MITTS, LACE GAUNTI.ETS, A large assortment, all of which will be offered at low price, at C. C. WAYLAND'S, mills tripfit corner Poydras an 1 Carondeiet street CAKPKTlNti.

J. E. DA11ERON 1m lanal street, Touro Buildings, Are now offering tbeir large tock of Velvet Brussels and Ingrain Carpeting, at low prices. CURTAIN ataTEKJ-AL. A choice assortment of Brocatelle; Silk and Wool and Worsted Damask; Lace and Muslin Cornices, Pins and Loops; Cords and Tassels; Gimp, Ac WINDOW SHADES.

AT WHOLESALE BY SAM'L E. MOORE cV a Camp street. Wc have now In stars and ara receiving direct from Lrver-pooL a very large stock of all kind of EARTHEN ARB, suitable for tbe country trade. In parti WHITE STONE CHINA. FLOWING BLUE EARTHEN WARS.

BL DE-EDGED, CREAM-COLORED and DIPT WAKK. COMMON PAINTED COPS and 8ADCERS. CHEAP FAINTED CHINA TEA SETS. CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERY. PRESSED GLASS, TUMBLERS and GOBLETS.

BOWLS. PRESERVE DISHES. SALTS, COMMON CASTOR FRAME CASTOR BOTTLES. MOLASSES CANS. BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.

AU of which will be aold at New York price, aad pack Ing gnarantead. Jam tdptf Cssfki, Uearseness and Preachltls. Brown's Bronchial Troche, whan allowed to disaslv slowly In the month, have a direct Influence to tha affected part the sedative and anntblng effect to tbs mucus lining of the windpipe Into the Bronchi) allays pulmonary irritation and give relief, in coughs, told, and the yarloaa throat aff ections to which public pesters and singers are liable. Said by all Druggists, and by JAMES STME, mh adpTnThBa8n3w4tW 1ST Canal Street Bcoteh PlaT Iron. os ton No.

1 GLENGARNOCK, C0LTNE8S AND SUHMERLEE, for tale, deliverable in warebaas or aa board In such quantities as may be required, FENNELL, POWER Flo Sdplm 00 Csmmon street. BPRIKQ GOODS. Mrs. noBshton, 131 Canal Street, Has received a portion of ber SPRING GOODS, wbicb she will open on Wednesday, February aft, consisting, In part, of BOYS' EMBROIDERED SUITS AND 8 ACS INFANTS' HATS. CHILDREN'S DRESSES; TALMAS, 8PENCERS, Ac Ladies are Invited to call and examine oar stock.

Dresses made in tbe LATEST STILE and at six boars' notice. Fta Sdptf ELECTRO and Sheffield Fisted WtnT I sticks. Pitchers, Gobists, Coca, tea inxstanaa, oajyera; as. i 7 SILVER, af pare standard: ia Bottar sad Chaeat Ksuses, TaasLlQ Water, Ice and Molasses aTNl Napkin Ring. T-jJ WRITING DESKS, Work aad ToO-t a 1 and Traveling Cases, la I Mact and Leather.

CLOCKS, for Drawing Room. Kitchens, ta Marble, Bronte, orm2TJ Mahogany, Rosewood and FANCY GOODS, sack a Card rmT Peaal, Tortoise BbeU aad Ivarv, 7 7 Tablets, Reticules, TtnslsrsViM. Toilets, Fans, Cigar Cases, aWatosfCff gammon Boards, Dominoes, Fsasr WeswH ten, wna nunuraasot ether aracfas kaT SKilLLca eaomeracas ta thai at private sale twenty-fly per other such establishment aa thk ftZ?" EXAMINE and BE CONVINCID Bavins pure baaed, for fifty eenla t. whole stock In trade of one af the smafSl Fancy Good Tatablisbariewta II. wall ji www uun.aiaa ana, caaaaaaaa.

saaortment eve4 opened for public aW CALL BOON. a.1 CRISP'SAlETyT DOUBLE ATTRACTIOB. The Keller Treape and mM Sahl4 Xt 1 cSaaa Plb. The undersigned would resusofcliv oi duuu ri.An to as Iwpartaai bagasse rnuKieri Fay letters patent, and la sow ready fa cssstrsct ay km Thli furnace Is entirely sifranmt i. -4- all furnace constructed beretofare for tarning 3 fuel, In two or thr- -aiportaat Dartieain a.J In the arrangement, jj which the the wet bagasse la -carried aS thrsagk euk from those through which ths srsdnctal Msaal ia, uiuirurmiy toe Ream OT Taper fraaa does not come ia contact with the baitaa, a a products of combustion.

By this simple snaJ better reanlt mast necessarily be obtaiaal ftVj very simple in an lis arranfexnent, saiy band required to manage It and from tat rxrw Bcatioo of tbe whole construction of thklnaa be fumlsbe to planters at prices rnnslSaajjlJ aeretorore enereo. sssl GEO. M. LOStlCU sr COOK FALL01 mhS sdpSutf BeuevUkksi'i tZTlt it much to be 'arretted that wtaithh ment of health to little iention a pabj aTsas preaervstion of so Inestimable a blearing. LnxH ing.

suits oi innoirsce, eapoeure ta aoossi Sal trmperatare, and neglect af toe atTsastaisrrma- A I I CI I Ai disease, are the precursors of many fatal WATCHES. Opera Glasses. KIch DIAMOND RINGS. DIAMOND EAR RINGS, DIAMOND PINS. Cliatelain, Fob, Vest, and Guard Chain.

SPLENDID BRACELETS. Gold, 8ilver and Steel SPECTACLES. LADIE8' WORK BOXES. FANCY GOODS, of every description. For aale at GREGOR WILSON'S.

adp3t Comer of Canal and Camp i A large variety of new design, various sires, put np in tbe best manner, at short notice. FLOOR OIL CLOTH. Three fret to twenty four feet wide, of ordinary and the best qualities. CANTON MATTING. (MO pieces, s-4, 5-4, and 6-4 of fair and tbe best de- scriptiona white and colored.

mhlft- tdpflt New Maps Texas, and Konte Books. For sale by THOS. L. WHITE, Bookseller ios Canal street. CORDOVA'S MAP OF TEXAS-Lsst edition of 1867 COLTON TOWNSHIP MAP Of ARKANSAS COLTON-8 ROUTE BOOKS THROUGH THE UNITED mhia tdpat FINE 8TATE8.

REELS, FISHING TACKLE. Fishing Tackle. A Large Assortment of RODS, LINES, HOOKS, them. Ileltubold'a Extract Rnrk. Cures Diseases af the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy, IIr Im fiitnet Rnb Cnres Neryoas and Debilitated Safferers, Loss of Memo- 7, Mjgmm i rawer, arc Helsnhsilri'ai 17 Cures all Disease arising front Excesses, Exposures and in i ire.

Is alri action. Helmbold'a Extract Bneha us taste and ad or, put Immediate in Its mhlS tdnflt Dalley's Magrlcai Pala Extractor. era ZT Darns and brulsea, cats aad can- takea M.i.ri thmt a-ssi 4 mm have wnieh cttlei al rUa. aa wall as tbose r.rl mns tbemvea, and defladrdt nsry mean af attack to need euloer. Us i.

laaxasc. medicml akin t- swHaaass og ssedlcanea, Ms mUOty iue7r 4ed mon 7 appraa-al a tha madll w. rssiaa ia a nronr oi la For sale New Orleans, whoWaal i I FLOATS, ARTIFICAL BAITS, Ac. Jut received per Black War-rior. For sale low, by GREGOR A-WILSON, mhio 8dp3t Corner af Camp and Canal street.

DR. BAAKEE. The following letter from Mr. Dallam, a highly respect able gentleman, for tome time occupying a public poaitloa in California, and well known In Wasters Penu.l...i. another evidence of the superior skill of Dr.

BAAKEE of N0.6S Carondelet street, of oor dry, overall others who pretend to treat paralysis, diseases of tha eye aad ear pe dally Dr. Baakee P1TT8BCRG, Feb. ,7. VtarStrlii the early part of tbe spring of l6t. In com- I pany with six others, I left tbe city of St.

Louis for Call. I forma, over the Plains. Owina ta the aeeer. Tw I bavin goiuM uiuuatim aevor chronic Rhenruatism, from which I suffered Intense agony at time but was able to attend to my business a a lim the following year, when about tbe time I bad nearly completed a large Government contract, 1 waa stricken down with paralysis, which rendered me helpless aa a child and ca I entirely lost tn Bearing tn one ear. ami from whirl failed ma, sod I mougnt i was to become dear, oilad and helpless.

In this situation I resorted to tha best medical aid ia California! and then came to the Stares and scent laat TtTj employ of tha very beat pbysadan I could hear of, bat ca mhlS Sdj and retafl kw -wmsht a SMi 11 fl. Sjf gjj WmK C'eartrae lcret. Imtpmi SVatreha jnst raceryea trom EnalanA mw 1 1 1 -u- i eivex, Kin, nruasei, lapestrv. ThrT- Tt-' p. asawu pavWe CA RPBTIN a aaw.riaToa vll, CLOTH.

all rtiiL." wvaagets Btasr Rada. Ac at the taweaTTiJ5lr- -hl-tSd A. RROOSJkaAOa CO. bo avail, my case became worse and worse, until ma whenona morning any wise, in lookina over a St rSi. paper, saw an account of one of your wonderful cores I paraJyafa.

She immediately pro posed my setting out at ance for St Louis, forgetting that we bad not a dim ta defray the ni 1 1 saai travellna eisenie. tn your Je which we expected would be praoorwonata to yoar skill. We finally concluded to write. Tour answer came back to aa lika tbe ray af aaasriina on a desolate hearth. Tsar nrnemalrjon to treat i JaewH he energy of toy never failing devoted wile, and aseaadwy1sityoaat8taia.

Yen know yon fVI Sm frmA 1. 'bost prtcsu That is bat a Utts, aver aevra montri mrn aJLim "'IfifS Engjnaer ad v. iwuuvDuni mini wusis uer msntiL I mUrady. 1 have perfectly recovered my eye-sight bs bob apao yaa a tbe deliverer of one jueaestb of pair to a Ufc ol jrsTtad U7Mk .1 a i mi caeen ssa reauece. axo, yoara.

a a a c- a nuhlft-lt dW WATCHES, JEWELRY, GUNS, Platels, cVc. Tha undersigned have just imparted and offer lor sale a fine lot of ENGLISH TWIST SHOT GUNS. COLTS, ALLEN'S and DERRINGER'S FISTOLS. RIFLES asssrted sixes. HUNTING KNIVES.

FINE GOLD DUPLEX WATCHES. FINE GOLD CHRONOMETER, FINE GOLD PATENT! LEVER ANCHOR aad LEPINE WATCHES. SILVER. HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCHES Md ANCHOR WATCHES. FINE MOSAIC, CAMEO snd GOL JEWELRY.

Ladles' and BratJemea 's DIAMOND BREASTPINS aad KINGS. Gold and SUver PENCILS aad PENHOLDERS. CLOCKS sf varlsu styles and prior. With aa endless variety of FANCY GOODS, ah af which will he disposed sf, wholesale or retail, to salt purchasers, aad at the lowest price ever asked lor tbs same "good in tab market. D.

KERNAOHAN at Canal (treat, between Magazine aad Camp streets, arUcalar attentloa paid to the repairs sf aas Watchss and Jewelry, by competent workmen. mhl 3 iduot anythmg be more horrible tH. bsving tbe Internal organ tnfcted with tilef Yet two-thirdssf the sickly ehi Wren InVuTmldst suuuctho tatnjs cause. Is It not wondarfkl that thl should be tbe case when a few dose of WINER'S x.Aiatiaji trill destroy sod mot mmt any specie of intestteal warms, snd at the aarae tlra siva tone te tbe stomach and regularity to tbe bowels. Ingredtent of the edldnj 1.

yTgetohle, J.YZ afrly given to the wesksst infant STT Winer's Cm P. BUCKLEY, Watchmaker, Camp street. Has now on hand a new assortment ef fine WATCHM JEWELERY and PURE SILVER WARE. Silverware mads to order. Fine Watches and Jewalr epalred.

Jais SdpSns Mississippi Military Institate. FA88 CHRISTIAN. Number of Cadet limited ta Fifty. None admitted over the age of fifteen remaining after entrance, aa long aa desired. TERMS For ten months gsoo Entrance fee te Fur circulars, address mhio sdpwm A.

GREEN. 8' perintesdent, Br. Kaae's Arctic Kxploratloaa. A full aapply received by Steamship Black Warrior, at J. MORGAN'S, EXC HJNGK PLACB, mhlt tdpjt Adjoining tbe Post Office.

SPRINOjQOODS. We have Just received a cbois assortment of RICH SPRING DRESS 8ILK8 FLOUNCED BAREGE and ORGANDIE ROBES; BLACK and COLORED 8ILK MANTILLAS) SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS BONNET, BASH and BELT) RIBBONS. i' JAMES SY CO. ankia Id pot 118 Canal street. Touro Buildings.

LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. James Syme Sc Have received, by late arrival, large addition to their tork of BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS, MANTLE8 aud VEILS: BLACK THREAD LACE, in the piece, all widths from Edging to Wide Flouncing Lace. FRENCH IMITATION LACE MANTLES and POINTS-VALENCIENNES COLLARS and SETS, POINTS d'ALENCON and BBCXELLE8BTSi The above Lace in tbs piece, all widths. FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLAR8 and SLEEVES-HANDKERCHIEFS: I SKIRTS and PEIGNOIRS Infanta' ROBES and CAPS; FILET MITTS. Alexsnder's RIO GLOVES, Ac JAMES YME A mhlt gdpgt 118 Canal street, Touro Building.

A Word to the iL.adies. In recommending to your use Dr. J. Hostetter's Cele brated Stomach Bitters, it is but Justice to state, tbat, as a stimulant to tbe system, in imparting strength and vigor, preparatory to periodical stages, -which are oft-times at tei drd with mucb pain and trouble, we know of bo preparation more happily adapted-lo all afflictions consequent upon tbis cause and for cramp in tbe stomach, cholera morbus, snd all ailments arising from over indulgence la the fruit, vegetables. Ice-cream.

Ac. It ia a rtai and almost instantaneous remedy, and ne family should be without It. Directions for use on the bottle. Sold by druggist and dealer generally. mhlS sdptt Hnlpharle Acid.

300 CARBOYS, landing and In store. For aale by RICH'D H. CHINN, Dragirlst, mhio idpe comer Bt Charles and Union streets. 1 1 i opon the first Indication of ss shack, tf stntsjlf neve tbe sufferer, parity tbe blood, restart aJ eolation, and thoroughly renovate the tystea, tttj BarsaparlUa. Prepared and aold by A.

K. A D. SARDS. Wi. mu ration evrwi issw aura.

Sold aim by SICKLES a Caanrsialrssl, STMB, earner Csnal sad Carsa J. WRIGHT A CO, lal Cbaruwal sl aNNEllY, r. r. uucoaea, NewOrtsaat ana ny Iteagslst generally. nhlt abul ICE PITCHERS.

An admirable articla for kerplsg water cost, piece of Ice lasting la tbe si a whole day. Mat principle of a refrigerator ta exclude the sir i an pie In cons bra ctioa tad sraameatal in appwaJ For aale by HYDE a eOOOIld subs -adpimWeSa earner af Canal soi Unftij Flae Faaaloaahle Cletalag. R. SPROULE A CO- Ns. St Bt Charles etreet, Veranda onid call tbe attention of dtiseas I Has pa i superior stork of Fine, Fashionable, WaICa as Made CLOTHING, which they art sftolaf siktrJ aijey have also a large stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISBOia wOOUt, onsnrpassad hi style, finish and guasty, ayawk tne soeitn.

WBITJE'S ACAD KM OF aTSJ! No. 43 Camp stres Private Soiree Maalrale. for the tmariaad a of pupil, given every THURSDAY Eila, ociorx. Mr. White continues to give teat a ft ftmillrs, In Singing and on the Pi an Fora au fr I Orders left at Mr.

H. Parson's Pisaa Fort Wseu no. i streetwlU be promptly attest) FM dptf8a A Choice Lot of Kncrartaft, Just received from the bouse of WUUaaw, km llama A New Yoik. They can bs eeSld store or MR. NORMiSt uihl4dptt Csaj1' A J7 tr 51 5( 3C wsl a a.

ask 40 arts en plnSa, oonatsntly an hand, whjck asf that comes to this market Also, otbar Mkil fy tlor ejaatlty. Sparklkag snd SU HOCRl sawatl 1)1 lierry wiHESi KUAN DIES Saieac mt ttf TIM I 1T96, 1TBS, and igen. and otbar anuk. wajsin ill 7T7t acnpaons. Scotch, Irian, sad Soarksaf AUtl VX 7 rvMUL lav aiirta mwut SI anras wrnot 1 Wlaea aad Ueaars' us we marts, wbicb vettl be saw eassaablsf any athar boose ta the dry.

I JstQ St sd ply BEWEIX TATLOR, farm yard, Tbi beautiful work of art win rertmin oMUScI a snort tune at MR. NOBkUJl ExblMtioa Room, MCsayH i ne aomirers or a splendid paiaHag ar fsfltaitl snd view tkis, and fh elegant en graying sf ad tshlt Sdpftt ttes A vsd fro Iflja 17 KayaJlaaJ pry of CREME DE BOTrxr rsiMFlsrJ H. Vaccinate Your Children. DR. DALTON has Jnst received some fresh and genuine VACCINE VIRUS.

Persons desirous to protect themselves, by vaccination, against that loathsome disease, the Small Fox, or to obtain reliable matter for that pvpoae, can do so by calling at bis office, Na no St Charles street: nihl ItadplOf TO. CLOTHING DEALERS. The subscriber bsving been for many years engaged In the manufacture of CLOTHING for tbe California and Sootbemjnarket, and having superior facilities for get ting up good, tasty and well made goods, is desirous. In addition to his present business, of obtaining the manufactor mg or uiotning on Commission, for two or three large bouse. For articular as to terms, Ac address.

a. w. CAN FIELD, Newark, N. I. Raters to GEORGE OPDYKE snd 8PACL-DING, VAIL FULLER, New York mhlt-adplta ALFEN IDE TABLE Messrs.

S. COPPrtfs a rn Cle, offer for sale a complete assortment of Alfealde Table Ware. TheAlfenide they have for aale ia the beat Imitation of Silver yet known, aad AS IT IS NOT PLATED, it can be insed a long ta Silver without alteration. Please call and see our aLFEMDE WARS. mb.14 tdpat COFPEN8 A (WlChartreast.

P. BOOKLET. WATcmmrmM, -tfm. 8 Csutajo Street "1 BVeapectsally knvttea the attetttiaa af sn ita1 sew stock af SILVER and PLATED WARE) FINE WATCHES for Ladlas, sf the aeweal ftm saost ButkfaJ workmansblp. FIN a WATCHES, for Oenalemsn sf every tefcea Tbe whole tn IS carat sold rssns Ine best sosstantlal SILVER HUNTING LTBtt so any waxes nr time.

a CHAINS and atynj TTfatf Lsa Ear Kings, Breast Puss. Flnaer Rinsa. sssorwaeatsf Spectaalea tar every asm, ta atW teal frssaes, wclsdtag the Biiert Pebble Lessa s.very arncie a warranted tb beat, and wl toaa baa srdiBary Jwtry kt aee' earwA fat and aVasea ra aba rspatrmg ef snal facllitlas, work will ha saMatask WARE. to A. Faya A Far ssisia New Clesas.

wholssale and retaD hv J. WRIGHT ol ProixdetoM. sWlTiaAitW tl lad 1 CkwWTL i a Wovei Iavaatioa. ANOTHES AIR-TlOjai. lMKiTAND.

aasBtiss sf being sb SolBtery sir -tight. Dratertrn. --m. m4lZt. fantact with the atooapher.and osnssinntly kaat Jtmsraa aroeth sksaalaatlaa A Jar tn aT caastrsKtsd so tb ssjne arfpcljile' Paw aal mm tk.

mmv. I a NOkkLAX't, Va1 Cama strsafc" atBia-adpat sad at tbe ft Charles Baaksure. I TIIr.NTaT. lSlfsTTOIZ DM. Xa SMTTH, BIOrTAt luUHR kaay BO-ssr, sahta daCfy.

raat A H. I r. H. ass at Psrsssalat sad Lafayette aJS-aapw STAMMERING OURED. FrofessoT J.

H. LEW1N. of Virginia. Informs those aX flicted with Stammeringsr Stuttering, that he has takes 1 iwjua as toe ac ooa nsuae, on timp ecreet, rto. aaa where be kt prepared ta enable them to speak and read otkm BBaDms, generally id idi snory space of two boars, without inflicting the slightest pain The patient la Invariably convinced that It la eSectaal and permanent Where the above ebeage Is as attained, ss satisfaction given, so charge will be mad.

He ana) remain kt tba Dlace for a abort thus ealy. All I aak ia a. Ski mil charge for consulting. Read the fcllewtaw lali ali i Having vkuted Prof I. H.

Lewln wHhsay aaa. tea Veara' old, wha ha. had the habit of stammering hau earfy t5 practiessf his system aa efiecteal care ef the bahttaf Maeaaaerinc. aad ran a.lij mhl Sdptf aa Daloa scrset TO THE LADTKR Tbe BBorsjgDed fere now epening the grtt bsrsttles assxsra.ht RXADINES: EARBGEa, THJUBAD POINTS and MANTLES. sawiiaay tne.

latter are assna af tbs toavts ta atuaaoa sf Ctaary tfertAasffal to FINE men mt Having -axmanal 10m Btaets BONNET RIBBONS, at self sriat OUSEI.INE DE LAIN ES, SOS SfU snd Wanted VAXUCXAS, at srk COS PLAID DE BAIOfL at half satoav. Oar entire stack ef inn 'imllsjai" Treat sacrifice. FRENCH MEKINOS, sfi cots, at 7S caaasass1 Oar eaUre stsch saaat he cassad aat at anrav- SL HAwGERTY EM. .1 laiBsiitrt sf Fafskja aad Docneatic Pry ak dftt-adptft; IQSaadlsRsswaa P. A.

ABBOT. Telegxrapkle tepertar KaSaM Aaewts ta aH Mrts wa caaarlst wishing dsscartobes seat er raeana. resaa aavwr' snacouary as XUwps. can asvstgst BTapisayis si tae I I lii sisarwis i as a aiadaa foe yatnra. BLmbaaula BssSsS arttb tbs i saf aasf AaMrlcstsrxxrape.

sowars sae sssrslchis shsais sasisssss a Asuvr as avaaaaa. i i tllaj REMOVAL. JLatrlsUam Btastaa Clotklaaj Maa Tbs snsarj OUST, SCARFS aad MANTLES i EMBRomeaira mmuM. 1 fa jZ ZjTlXZl r. k.

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