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WEDNESDAY MORNING FEB4 7 Hr. James clerk of the Belle Gates, baa oar thanks for late Bed Hirer papers. BP We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Mexioo for Texas papers and other favors. 'By a despatch handed to us by the agent, we learn that the Mexican schooner Leonora, from Tabasco, has arrived at the a- Bae, and is now coming up the river. On the second page of this morning' be found letters from Washing ton and Boston.

APliasaut Chahgi. February came in on Sunday like the opening of spring, and In stead of showing herself to as, as William Bowitt has described her, the most cheerless month in the year," we do not know when we have had one whose first three days' promise baa been so cheerful and Auspicious. Clear, bright, temperate days, and fine moonlight nights have so far characterised her, and have contrasted charmingly with the severe-hyperborean weeks that nave been shivering and shaking us, ever since winter set in. Benefit of M. Prevost.

Tomorrow evening, at the Theatre d'Orleans, M. Prevost, the accomplished chef d'orchettre, will produce for his annual benefit the great and favorite opera of HaJevy, Charles with Colson and Bourgeois, and Delagrave, Magne and Junca in the cast. This fine work has not been given as yet this season, and we are glad to see its first production signalizing the benefit of the excellent leader of the orchestra. There will be a great house, as a matter of course. Steamship Black Warrior.

We learn from Messrs. James Connoly Sc. the agents of this fine steamship, that they have received a despatch announcing that she left New York at 7 o'clock, yesterday morning, for New Or-. leans, via Havana, with a full freight and over 800,000 in specie. TSfe Black Warrior will leave this port on her return trip on Sunday, the 15th inst, at 8 A.M.

For Ouachita Biter. The favorite steamer W. Farmer, Capt John Glenn, leaves for the above and intermediate points this evening, at 5 o'clock. Shippers having their goods to ship should not delay in so doing. For Yazoo ard Yallabusha.Bivxrs.

The steamboat Music, Capt. W. Gwartney, is the packet leaving to-day. She is now receiving freight foot of Crossman street, and goes at 5 o'clock, positively. The Aleck Scott.

This universal favorite of the St. Louis and New Orleans trade leaves forJSL Louis, Cairo and intermediate landings, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from the foot of Poydras street Capt. Barnard, a thorough steamboat man, is in the command, and will pay his usual attention to the wants of passengers and interests of shippers. For Lake Washington. The weekly packet B.

W. Powell, Capt. J. H. Eatas, leaves at her usual hour of 5 o'clock, tais evening, for the above and intermediate landings.

Hop, This Evening, at the St. Louis Hotel. There will be a brilliant assemblage, this evening, of th9 ladies of the St Louis Hotel, aad their invited guests, on the occasion of another of those charming hops," which the courteous proprietor, Mr. Gumbel, knows so well how to give. Union Course Baces.

See the announcement of the pacing and trotting to come off, this afternoon, in harness, over the Union Course. There is promise of good sport Mr. TenBroeck's Horses, in England. We are assured, on competent authority, that the accounts of some of Mr. TenBroeck's horses, now in England, being amiss, and not likely to be in order to run, in July, are entirely erroneous.

Nothing had happened to either of them, at last reliable advices from where they are located, and nothing has occurred to lessen their owner's confidence that they will be in condition, when the time comes, to vindicate the credit' of the American turf Among the balls shortly to come off, we notice that of the Screwmen's Benevolent Association, which is to take place on Tuesday evening, February 20r at Odd Fellows' Hall. Gentlemen desirous to attend this ball can procure tickets at the Grand Secretary's office, Odd Fellows' Hall, at the Masonic Grand Lodge Hall, corner of St. Charles and Perdido streets, and of H. G. Stetson, 54 Camp street No tickets will be sold at the door, on the evening of the ball.

St. Charles Theatre. Mr. Collins will appear, this evening, in his two celebrated characters of WRoJerty, in "Born to Good Luck," (or, aa the bills rechristen this well known piece, "The Irishman in and Morgan Rattler, in the laughtei-moving piece (one of the best in the whole range of this school of the drama), Hew to pay the Bent" The irresistibly ludicrous burlesque of "Beauty and the Beast" follows, with Miss Sbaw. as the Beauty, Swan as the beast, ccc Crisp's Gaiety.

Miss Davenport will, for the last time during her present engagement, appear in her interesting character of The-rese, ia the play, written expressly for her, called Mob lias," in which Mrs. Crisp per-' forms the part of Marguerite de Fontenac, Mr. Thayer that of Lieut. Delacroix, and Mr. Davis that of DeLorney.

The performances of the evening will conclude with the amusing farce of Shocking I Events," in which Mr. David us tains the leading character. Vakhuchi's Museum, 107 St.Ckarltt ttreet. M'me Oceana, the magnificently developed Kentacky lady, the infant Lambert, and the extensive display of wax figures, representing a gieat number, of the most notable and notorious personages, liviag and dead, of on time and of the past, may be seen at any hour, day or, evening, at this popular plaoe of resort Spalding Rogers's. Equestrian and gymnastic performances this evening, as usual See advertisement X2F Weacannot render oar friends a greater service than by directing attention to Hamburger's unrivaled pantaloons.

Telegraphed to ft New Orleans Picayune. F. A Abbot, porter, 70 Wall street, New York Sailing of the Black "Warrior. IBy the National Una. New York, Feb.

3. The steamship Black Warrior, having had her damages, sustained on her late trip from New Orleans, repaired, sailed to-day for New Orleans, vut Havana, with $800,000 in specie. New York' Market. -New Orleans molasses is held at 80c. Iiooiaiana Legislature.

Batoit Bocoe, Feb. 3. In the Senate, to day, the legal advertisement bill came up. Mr. Ducros denounced the measure as ere-' a ting a monopoly and being in opposition to the wishes of the people.

Mr. Byan spoke in support of the bill. He said it would be productive of immense pnbllc good, and endeavored to prove that it would. Mr. St Paul also spoke in favor of the mea erne.

He said it was a good one, and he was willing to stand as one of its fathers. He cite cases of fraud under the preseox system, gave it as his decided conviction that great benefits would flow from the proposed mea- a.TlTa Mr. Ducros said the bin was a piece of party favoritism. He wanted all the papers nave a fair chance. Mr.

Hyama argued in favor of the biu. Mr BufEngton thought and said that the bill was an outrage on the people of New Orleans that it was more infamous than the sta mp act, and that it was brought forward with no other design than merely to benefit a partisan paper. Mr. Hunday spoke in strong denunciation of the measure. A motion to lay the bill on the table was carried.

yeas 11, nays 8 five Democrats voting in the affirmative. One of them, Mr. Withers, then gave notice of a motion to reconsider to-morrow. More Senators are arriving, and a close vote is expected. The House passed a resolution to adjourn from the 5th to the 11th; also, resolutions granting leave of absence to the Committees on Banking, Commerce, and Charitable In stitutions.

The Senate laid the resolution to adjourn on the table. The bill incorporating Union Coll ege was postponed. The bill to amend the Black Cods was seat back to the Judiciary Committee. Indiana Legislature. Louisville, Feb.

3. In the Indiana Legis lature, at Indianapolis, to-day, the Representatives and Democratic Senators met in joint session, to go into the election of Senators, and adjourned to the 5th inst. During the absence of the Democratic Senators, the Republicans in the Senate called one of their party to the chair, took up the contested election case, and declared Senator Wood's seat vacant, thus giving their party a clear majority ot one in the Senate. Kiver and SteambQat Jiews. The river is rising slowly.

The weather is warm. At Cincinnati the ice has moved, and a break is momentarily expected. We learn from Cairo that the steamboat M. Convers is a total wreck at Fairy Island. From Portsmouth we haye inte Uigence of the wreck of the steamboat Bostona.

Memphis, Feb. 3. The weather is pleasant. The river has risen even feet at this point. The steamboat Fashion left Cairo on Sun day last, and passed down to-day, with 30 mail bags aboard.

The steamboat Nebraska arrived to day from, and the Choctaw departed for New Orleans. New York TJ. S. Senator. New York, Feb.

3. The New York Legis lature has elected the Hon. Preston King, U. S. Senator for six years from the 4th of March next, to succeed the Hon.

Hamilton Fish, whose term then expires. new orit iriaritei. The cotton market is active. The sales to-day amount to 3,000 bales. Middling Orleans is quoted at 13Vf.

Sterling exchange is firm at 387fe. Steamboats Passed Vicksburg, Feb. 3. The Natchez passed down at 12 and the Eclipse at 6 P. M.

La martins. Among the arrivals in our city within a few days, is Mr. J. B. Desplace, a French gentleman of social and literary distinction, formerly an editor of note in Europe, and an intimate associate and devoted personal friend of Lamartine.

Mr. Desplace, aided by the cardial sympathy and active recommendations of such mea as Prescott, Irving, Bancroft, Longfellow, Bryant, Halleck, has, among his other aims of interest in visiting the United States, the design of helping the illustrious Lamartine, in bis present effort, to raise himself out of the depths of poverty, into which his exertions and sacrifices, aa a public man, have brought him. After a long, brilliant and successful career, his devotion to the cause ef liberty entailed apon him losses and liabilities, which in his old ege he is heroically laboring to repair, by the exercise of his genius and his own personal labor. He asks nothing from bounty, and refuses pensions and gifts and has set himself down to the gigantic work of earning, by a large literary enterprise, the means of reestablishing credit and fortune. It is the effort of a proud and honest spirit, and merits admiration and support, throughout the world of readers, of all nations.

His varied powers and marvellous eloquence will give to this enterprise an attractive charm, far beyond the claims of sympathy for virtuous misfortune, and courageous industry. The work, for which Mr. Desplace is inter, eeted, in his behalf, is entitled Familiar Course of Literature, by Lamartine, written exclusively by himself" an edition in French or one in English, at the option ef the subscriber. The work is to be issued in monthly numbers, of about eighty pages each, making two volumes a year, at the- price ef six dollars per annum. It but be a very valuable and instructive, as well as entertaining work, and ought to have a large patronage in Louisiana.

The agents for the French edition are Hebert Coppens and the Taoon Li-brairie Nouvelle and for the'English edition, Morgan, in Exchange Place. For Memphis. The favorite packet John Simonds, Capt. Wm. Wray, leaves this evening at 5 o'clock punctually, taking passen-geis for Natchez, Vicksburg and all intermediate landings.

Agents, John E. Hyde St Co. Messrs. Hall, Kemp corner of Canal and Tchonpitoulas streets, are agents for Rogers's celebrated orange gunpowder, which they offer for sale to the trade upon the most favorable terms. Ida" We would call the attention of planters and cotton factors to Gris wold's improved Southern Cotton Gins, advertised elsewhere in this morning's Picayune.

These cotton gins, besides being exclusively of Southern manufacture, are aJao guaranteed to be of as good workmanship aa the Northern ones, and to excel ia their performance. They maybe procured at 8. GrisweM fc 120 Gravier street Later from Texas. ARRI VAL OP STEAMS HIP MEXICO. The steamship Mexico, Capt.

J. Y. Lawless, from Indianola, via Galveston, arrived yesterday afternoon. A list of her passengers will be found in the marine news column. We have no Galveston papers by this arrival, and the few we have from other points contain verj Httie news.

The Houston Telegraph, of the 30th alt, says: We understand that an abolitionist from Boston, or that vicinity, has been circulating incendiary papers and documents in this city for two or three days past. The beys have taken him in band to-day, and at last accounts be was in considerable fear that something was going to happen. A young man calling himself Thomas Williamson, representing himself to be an assistant engineer in the U. S. Navy, was arrested in this city on Wednesday last, on a charge of forgery.

It seems he has been stopping at the Buk Houe for several weeks past, living high on champagne and other extras, and in pavment of his board bill offered the landlord a draft purporting to be drawn in Baltimore, and endorsed by Messrs. Block, of Galveston, for the sum of $500. Mr. Huibud, the proprietor of the Busk Houte, took the dralt and exhibited it to a mercantile house acquainted with the signature of Messrs. Block, who at once pronounced the paper a forgery.

The signature and endorsements were evidently the same handwriting, and bunglingly done at that A warrant was obtained, and after a brief examination before a magistrate, the accused was committed to prison in default of 1,000, to await his trial. J3F Our cotemporary, the Baton Bouge Gazette, as will be seen by an advertisement headed Professor Leja Ocular Science," pays that eminen; optician a deserved compliment. We cheerfully concur with the sentiments there expressed, and so will all who witness the modus operandi of Professor Leja. He can be consulted daily from 9 A. M.

to 3 P. at the St. Charles HoteL Persons whose eye sight is failing will find permanent relief by using one of the Professor's American pebble spectacles. 15?" The Brazilian pebbe spectaoles are gaining daily in publio favor. The testimonials as to their merits from responsible and distinguished individuals are very ample and satisfactory.

In our own city they are also greatly liked, and the manufacturers, Messrs. Semmons 82 Camp street, are selling them very fast Ladies' Auction. The sale at 18.1 Camp street will be resumed at 10 Mi o'clock this morning, by L. A. Levy, auctioneer.

3P We call the attend on of planters and the publio to the sale of the valuable gang of field bands from the plantation of Chas. F. Bienvenu, Esq. All those negroes are highly recommended and fully guaranteed a number of them were born on the said plantation. The sale will take place this day, Feb.

4th, at 12 o'clock, at the St. Louis Exchange, by Tourno Thomas. Ilolloway's Pills. Tbe tallow and radareroat complexion which Indicates a wrak it om acta and inartivr liver, la aoon replaced by a health; tone under the operation of thrae great puntier of the accretion and the blood. Sold at the manafectoriea.

No. Maiden Laae, New York, and No. Strand, London; aud by all dragruta, at and SI prT box. F4-dplt SEMMONS Celebrated Brazilian Pebble Hrertneles. Celebrated Brazilian IVbble Spectacles, ot which most everybody is talking can still be procured at their office.

No. street. The favorable opinion of the press. the many certibcates which are daily handed to the pro prietors, ana tbe great oeuiana tells ine value of this lot-provemeiil. Aiaiu nleeira.

S. ar Co. would caution the public that they have no agent in this city, aud that their Spectacles can be obtained only at their office. No. 2 Camp stnet.

A Card. At a meeting of the imasenirers on board the steamer W. W. Farmer, held oh the day of February, 18S7, for the purpose of tendering their thanks to the officers on said boat for the skillful and energetic manner in which they acted at tbe time and after the boat was severely in jured in consequence of coming in contact with a snag. hidden in tbe bed of the Ouachita river, near Mrs.

Car- Tington's plantation, causing her to be In a sinking con dition. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted Keaolved, That we can but appreciate tbe unmitigated attention which the officers have shown to the security of the steamer, tbe interest of her patrons, and tbe safety of the passengers. Be it further Resolved, That we are nnammoua of the opinion that the untiring and undivided eflbrta of the officers alone prevented the boat from becoming a total wreck- Be it further Resolved, That we cheerfully recommend the officers on said boat as being careful and attentive, and in every way worthy the confidence of tbe public. T. Hall, W.

A. Simmons, Peter Ellis, Columbia. W. D. Calvin, W.

W. Todd, Thomas Green, T. A. Beaduax James Itaiton. C.

F. Thompson. A. J. Hunter.

Thomas J. Turpin, D. M. Evans. Jesse T.

Files, Sara'l Honter, Georgia, Joel Tatum. Tfcos. I. Benton, J. B.

Williams, Bastrop, Jus. 1. Jonnson. B. r.

w. noney. j. n. iiywr, u.

u. xeui-le. T. Mbv- V. I.

Hamilton. E. M. Camobell. Missouri.

I. J. Hestle, Alabama, Mrs. Jamison. Mrs.

Calderwood, Miss Calderwood. Miss Morgan, mum Hunter, mrs. Amy u. uhi-ton. Mias Nancy Newton.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert. Mrs. C. E.

rhillips. Mrs. M. I. Tatum.

H-iuap NOTICE. We will fill all orders for PORK, from oar regular cus tomers, at ($30) twenty dollars per barrel. F4 Sdplt J. M. SAVAGE St CO.

The Annala of Teaaenaee, To the end of tbe IStb Century, comprising it settlement on the Watanga Association from 1789 to 1TTT, a part of North Carolina from 1777 to I'M, ate ate. By i. G. M. Bamsay, A.

M. I. This Is the only authentic history of this interesting State. With maps, Ac Just received and for sale at ORMAN'S, 14 Camp street, and St. Charles Bookstore, F4 3t3dpltW under tbe HoteL IKISH LINENS.

TO THE TltADE. Just received, per ship Moonlight, II CASES, containing, DRILLS, DAMASKS, LAWNS, UNIONS, ate Also, per W. S. Lindsay 11 cases PUNTED LAWNS, REGATTAS, CHECKS, DRILLS, and boxes CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS and BLEACH ED NETTINGS. For sale by the case, by SAM'L R.

SCOTT, F3 Sdplm 137 Common street. E. DILLON, BlanafaetartB; Jeweler etc Watchmaker, 9 Camp Street. Having made considerable additions to bis stock, in the last few days, would solicit an examination of bis goods, wbicb are of tbe newest and roost fashionable styles, and will be oflered to sbe public at such prices as will make it tbe interest of purchasers to do business with htm, and thereby effect a saving af from SS to 30 per cent WATCHES From the manufactories of T. F.

COOPER, London NARDIN, Lode HODDBLL, RICHARD, M. I. TOBIA8, Liverpool; COURVOISIN, Geneva; ROSKELL, MONTONDON, The above celebrated brands of Watches have been carefully examined and adjnsted by E. DILLON, and can be relied on for accuracy of time. SILVER SETS, Standard quality of silver, and superior workmanship.

Spoons, Forks, Cups, Napkin Rings. WE Ladies' Full and Half Seta Coral, Camea, Mosaic, Plain. Finger Rings great variety. Fine Gold Chains. Lockets, Enameled and Plain Gold.

POCKET-KNIVES, SCISSORS, PORTE-MONNAIE8, and a variety of fancy goods. Remember the name and number 1 FJ 8dp6t DILLON, 9 Camp street. PROFESSOR LEJA. OCULAR SCIENCE. Prof.

Leja, who baa been fo our city for some days, and who is one af tbe most scientific oecnllata now living, ia indeed a public benefactor, as tbe following facts will show. Some six months ago oor esteemed lellow-citizen, W. F. Tunnard, called on Prowsaor Leja, with his son, wbose eyes were so debilitated aa to render him incapable of study. Tbe Professor, after examining his eyes, promised to cure him in half a minrte aad he taithfully kept his word.

This was indeed a great triumph af science. Tbe remedy was simply the adjusting of one of Professor Leja's pebble or rock crystal glasses ta his eyes. The young man bas since been able to pursue his studies, and will doubtless beas tbe day ha met with Prof Leja. This astonishing triumph of art was witnessed by several of our most distinguished citizens, among which were W. S.

Pike, John Hugnet, and W. O. Ward, Esq. This fact sneaks for ttaelf, and commends Prof Leja as one af the ablest and moat ad en title opticians now living. Fa-tradpitW Baton Rouge Gasatt.

Jane laga. II a Tana Kagrar. STS boxes White and Yellow HAVANA SUGAR, landing per brig W.D.Miller, and for sale by DE VIS8ER at Ja30-sdptt 74 Magasliie street Ca MORGAN'S BOOKSTORE, EXeBJNGS PLACE. Adjoining the Post Otaee. The attention of VISITORS to the city ad CITI7ENS, is respectfully called ta J.

O. MORGAN'S Large aasd varied stock of Standard and Miaceilaaeoua Books Java Idplm HAIR DYES, Joat received by tbe steamship Empire City, from New Tfork, a fresh supply i of the best brands of Hair Dyes, all for use and for sale at Rol- lias's Diamond Hair Cut ting and Bathing Saloon, No. 8 St. Charles street. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR APPLYING THE- DYE.

F3 gdptf JEuibroldered Collars, Bands, AT S. 33. CHURCHILL'S, Corner of Apollo and Erato streets. -The I-adies will call and examine tbe foUowing DRESS GOODS, Ac, ukt received 300 Fine Embroidered COLLARS, at Sue. each.

200 Embroidered COLLAR8, at 35r. each, fioo SWISS BANDS, at 18c. each. SOU JACONET BANDS, at 3.1c each. KO yards fine Colored JACONETS, at Sac a yard.

200 fine White JACONET, at 40c a yard. 100 fine White Striped JACONET, at SSc a yard. ui dozen Linen C. HANDKERCHIEFS, at adozen. 600 yan's WHITE COTTON, at 10 and lic per yrd.

lorn) LIGHT CALICOES, at U'jC a yard, boo RIBBONS, at Soc. a yard. At S. B. CHURCHILL'S, Fl 2iplt corner Apollo and Erato streets.

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, GUNS, Pistols, dee. Tbe undersigned have Just imported and otter for sale a fine lot of ENGLISH TWIST SHOT GUNS. COLT'S, ALLEN'S and DERRINGER'S PISTOLS. RIFLES assorted sizes. HUNTING KNIVES.

FINE GOLD DUPLEX WATCHES. FINE GOLD CHRONOMETER FINE GOLD PATENT LEVER ANCHOR and LEPINE WATCHES. fclLVEK HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCHES and ANCHOR WATCHES. FINE MOSAIC. CAMEO and GOLD JEWELRY.

Ls.lies' snd Gentlemen's DIAMOND BREASTPINS and RINGS. Gold aud Silver PENCILS snd PENHOLDERS. CLOCKS of various styles saa prices. With an endless variety of FANCY GOOD8, all of which will be disposed of, wholesale or retail, to suit purchasers, and at tbe lowest prices ever asked for the same goods iJ this market. D.

KERN AG HAN A 66 Canal street, between Magazine and Camp streets. Particular attention paid to tbe repairs of fine Watches and Jewelry, by competent workmea. Fl TYLER'S, No. 110 CANAL STREET, great variety of tine WATCHES, for ladies and gentlemen WATCH CHAIN'S, SEALS, KEYS and CHATELAINES DIAMOND PINS, EAR-RINGS, FINGER RINGS, rrns c. CORAL, FINE PAINTING, MOSAIC.

ENAMELED, OPAL. GARNET snd other FINE SETS; BRACELETS, GOLD THIM BLES, NECK CHAINS and other articles of JEWELRY, in great vsristy SILVER TEA SKTS, Forks. Spoons, Lsdles, Knives, Cii. C'ssiors. Szc.

SILYhU. PLATED WARE. Castors. Cake Trays, Fruit Dishes, Oyster Dishes, Sngar and Butter Stands, Ac rapieTMache' and Rosewood WORK AND DRESSING BOXES, and a great variety of fine Fancy Articles, for sale at reasonable prices. S1LVEK WAKE of every description made to ordeu Jetveiry msnufactured and repaired.

Watches aud Clocks of all descriptions carefully repaired, lio CAN'AL 8TREET, one door from Royal, Stone Builiiing. Fl-iMplm E. A TYLER. LAW HOOKS, For salt by THOS L. WHITE, Bookseller and Smtioner, 10 Canal treet: GREKNLEAFON EVIDENCE.

PA SON'S MERCANTILE LAW. BISHOP'S CRIMINAL LAW. WHKATOV8 INTERNATIONAL LAW. C'l'RTIS'p DECISIONS of the Supreme Court ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY KEPOKTS-Vol. 9.

Fl g.ipat Carpet Warehouse, 19 t'hartres Htreet. Just received from England, new patterns of Medallion, velvet. Wilton. Brussels. Tspestrv, TDree-riy, Ingrain Venetian and Dutch superior CA RpETING Also, FLOOR OIL CLOT 8.

of all widths, qualities, and In areat variety, of sty lea. ATTIN U. 4-4. 6. 6-4.

white. checker i slid fancy. Window Shades, Tsble Covers, stair Roda, Ac, at tbe lowest arket prices. fltdp A. BROUSSBAO A CO.

O. U. Woodman Haa discovered in the Kernels of Cherry Fits a wonderful curative power for tbe quick cure of Coughs, Colds, Iuftu- enza, Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and all dia- esees and complaints of the Throat, Lungs or Chest. This wonderfdt' remedy has enred so many persons who were given up as Incurable with Consumption and other scrofulous disesses of the Lungs and Throat, and chiioren afliicted with Whooping Cough and Croup, that it ia now being prepared for general use, uader tbe name of WOOD- WAN'S CHERRY EXPECTORANT. It ia truly the mast astonishing discovery ia medical arience of the present century.

A few weeks after using this remedy the cough entirely ceases, and the most lean, lank, weak and emaciated become fat. strong and robust- It ia not like a medicine for, while it heals the ulcers in tbe tbroat and lungs, it gives nourishment and strength to the enfeebled body, it is pleasant to take, and will not otiend the most delicate stomach. The proprietor will guarantee that this nourishing remedy will restore the weak, emaciated consumptive to sound health and good condition of body, quicker than the moat approved inhaling methods or other consumptive treatment in use. From the first day this Cherry Expectorant is used, the patient begins to grow fits. Sold, wholeaale and retail, by O.

O. WOODMAN, corner of Common and Magazine streets, and by J. WRIGHT A CO. H. FOX, Natchez; BUCKNER A CRUMP, Vicks burg Fl 8dp6ttW Dyspeptics, Bead! We do not advocate the use of medicines, nor will we countenance the various means so commonly adopted by empirics, to impose upon tha confidence of those who arc sufiering from disease i but wbea we have the testimony of scientific men respecting any valuable medicine which baa proved successful in curing the diseases claimed to be within its power, we consider it a duty to advise all those sufiering from such eomplainta to avail themselvf of tha remedy.

To all who are sufiering from the fleets of weakness, or any derangement of tbe digestive system, we say, make a fair trial of Dr. Hardy's ANTI-DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR. This celebrated Elixir has received the highest testimo nials ever offered in favor of any medicine in the world, as may be seen by the pamphlets accompanying the same and numerous letters in possession of the proprietors. For sale by tbe bottle, or by wholesale, at proprietor 'a prices, by J. WRIGHT A Fl Sdp3t SI and 161 Chartres street.

Deeply In teres tins; Facts. We nsed to think that suck diseases as Consumption, Scrofula, Palsy and the like, were incurable until lately we never had reason ha believe otherwise. But we begin to suspect now that the medicine was in fault, and not the dis ease for we have seen three perfect cures of Consumpf tiou four perfect cures of Palsy five perfect cures Scrofula all effected within five weeks by Dr. Henry An dors'. LIQUID IODINE, or PURE IODINE WATER.

It is a plain unvarnished fart, and we only mention it because it hi such. We cut the above from that highly respectable and reliable family Journal, of great circulation, the Sunday Timea, Anders's Liquid Iodine, or Pure Iodine Water, is bl 'A at I per bottle. For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by WRIGHT at Fl adp6t SI and 1M Chartres street. Tbe Best Remedy for a Diseased Dr. Thomas lake's AROMATIC BITTERS may be re-Bed on as tbe mast agreeable and efficacious remedy for a diseased liver that has ever been discovered.

Aad as there is no complaint that flesh is heir ta" so common aa this which afiects every other part of tbe system-it follows, as a matter of course, that Blake's Bitten must be the moat valuable and popular medicine in the world. Every day certificates are oluntarily sent the Doctor bearing the mast grateful testimony ta the excellence and efficacy of these purely vegetable Bitters. For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, at propria" tor's prices, by J. WRIGHT A Ja4 lmadp eod4tW and 161 Chartres street, Best Hair Dye la the World. This ia strong lanaage, yet BOGLE'S ELBCTRIC HAIR DYE (recently improved) was proves to be as by tha Judges at tbe lata Mechanics' Fair, held Is Boston, (among whoas was Dr.

Hayes, tha eminent chemist aad State aasayer, who awarded it tha PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the choicest Hair Dyes oa exhibition from ail parts of he Union. Ita unparalleled annerloritr consists in 1st. Tha ingredieataare nourishing to the hair, not destructive, as others are. Sd. Does not sta.n nor hurt the akin.

id. Is easily applied, and dyes the hair any color required, from aencase Brown taadeep black, so natural aata appear marvellous. Masnihcanred. sold and aoolied br WM. BOGLE, STT Washington street, Boston.

rot sale ta aw Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIQMTA; Jaaatsdpeod and 11 Chartres street. Faaaieaable delates; at Barsalas! BARGAIN SI BARGAINS I BARGAINS I MAGNIFICENT kSSORTMENT or FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. ALFRED JHUKKOB fc CO Magazine street, comer of Gravier street, Inrtte particular attention to their present asortmest of goods, embracing the largest and moat elegant variety ta be found in New Orleans, all of which will be sold CHRAF FOR CASH. For OVERCOATS of every description.

Call at ALFRED MUNR0B A CO'S. For DRESS FROCKS of every description. Call at ALFRED MUNROB It CO'S. For BUSINESS COATS of every description, Csll at ALFRED MUNROE A CO'S. For PANTALOONS of every description Call at ALFRED MUNROB A CO S.

For VESTS of every description. Call at ALFRED MUNROE A CO'S. For UNDER GARMENTS of every description. Call at ALFRED MUNROE A CO'S. For BOYS' CLOTHING of every description.

Call at ALFRED MUNROE CO'S. For INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description, Call at ALFRED MUNROB A CO'S. Finally FOR WELL MADE CLOTHING of every description. Call at ALFRED MUNROB A CO'S, ONE PRICE STORE, Fl Kttdpl tW 34 Magazine street, corner af Gravier. D.

1. BOANLAN At Noa is and 14 Chartres street. Will continue, for another week, to offer AT COST, the whole of their splendid stock of WINTER GOODS, comprising In part RICH DRESS SILKS, of all styles, colon and patterns, for Promenade aud Soiree. CASHMERES, MOUSSELINES DE LAINES, POFB- LINES and VALENCIAS. EMBROIDERIES and LACES.

CLOAKS, SHAWLS and SCARFS. PARIS MILLINERY, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PLUMES. Ac Their object being to make room apeedily for their SPRING IMPORTATIONS, tbry particularly invite the Ladies to avail themselves of this opportunity. Fl Sdp3t D. P.

SCANLAN A CO. Highly Important to the Ladles. Further Reduction in the price of our Fancy Dress Goods. In erdrr to make room for our 8PRING GOOD8, accessions to which have already begun to arrive, we will sell after this day FLOUNCED SILK ROBES, at Sis. RAIN SILKS, light and dark colors, at SI.

Heavy Plaid and Striped SILKS, dark colon, at 80 eta. STELLA SHAWLS, beautiful styles, at Sti. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, at C. C. WAY LAND'S, Fl dp6t corner Peydras and Carondelet ata.

rritJM- UOODS. HPBINii C.OODS. Just received and will open on MONDAY, the first arrival of our SPRING GOODS, comprising LAWNS, JACONET8. ORGANDIES, iu plain, striped, and Bounced dresses. BAREGES, striped aud flounced, SILKS, light colois, a superior quality.

PARASOLS, a good assortment. C. C. WAYLAND'8, Fl MpSt corner Poydras and Carondelet sta. CAltPETIN 134 Canal street.

J. D. DAMBRON 6c CO. iter for sale a choice assortment of English Velvet and Brussels Carpeting. Superior Three Fly and Ingrain Stair and Hall Baizes, Rugs, Stair Roda, Door Mats, Ac WINDOW CORNICES.

By recent arrivals we have added largely ta aur stock, and can now exhibit a fine variety. WINDOW 8 HADES. We have a great variety af styles, many new designs, Jatt received, of various sizes. CURTAIN MATERIAL. 8-4 Brocatelle, Silk and Worsted Damask, Worsted and Cotton, all Cotton, all Wonted Lace and Muslin Vestibule Door Lace, Brass Pins and Bands, Loops, Cords.

Fringes. Gimps. Ac Fl Zrtptt Personsl beanty ran be greatly enhanced at little trouble and cost. Those who vslue a healthy development of Hair, and who prize a smoothness and elasticity of the Skin, combined with purity of color, should patronize BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID for the former, and his HEBEAIONA for the latter. Sold by the inventor, WM.

BOGLE, S77 Washington street, Boston. For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT A Fl SdpRt 1 and 1st Chartres street. GENUINE A TJ PIPES. The great difficulty the public have heretofore experienced in procuring GENUINE MEERSH AUM PIPES in this country.

Induced the advertiser to visit Vienna and have manufactured under bis own Immediate supervision, by the roost reputable makers, a splendid assortment of these PIPES, comprising every imaginable shape, size and style. I now offer to tbe public tbe finest selection of MEER-8HAUM PIPES ever exbibited in this country. Each Pipe WARRANTED GENUINE. I have also in store a large variety of the SECOND QUALITY MEERSHAUM PIPL8, which will be sold at about one-third the price usually charged for the asms article. For sale, wholesale and retail, at Union's, Corner of St.

Charles and Canal streets. Also at the BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT, Fl S.lpst tNa St. CbarleMtreet. LINENS. LINENS.

P. tV K. Rellly Co. Have Just received 60 cases Superior Undressed 4 4 FAMILY LINEN, com prised of Light, Medium, and Heavy, at 86 a piece up. 10 cases Heavy SHEETINGS aud Pillow Case LINENS.

8 cases very Superior TABLE DAMASK, Comprised of 7-4 to 11-4 in piece, and a-4 to 84-4 ia Single and Dou ble DAMASK CLOTHS and SETS. 1200 dozen TABLE NAPKINS, from SI 76 up. Also A complete assortment of WHITE GOODS nd SPRING HOSIERY. Sign of the GOLDEN FLAX, 198 Canal street, Fl Sdpflt between Rural and Bourbon streets. CAMP STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE, SS CAMP STREET, snd snd 11 BANK PLACE.

English MedalUos, Velvets Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Three-Ply aad Ingraia CARP ETTN 8, of the latest designs; Window Shades and Cornices i Curtain Damasks and Trimmings i Oil Cloths all af which we otter at very low prices, to reduce our large stock before the close of tha season. ELKIN A Fl attda SS Camp sweat and 9 and 11 Bank Place. DR. WINGARD, Healing Medium, by Clairvoyance and Spiritual Influence, im Canal street. Testimonials of cures performed will be gi Ten from persons of the highest respectability in this city, wba had been abanrioued by prominent members of the medical faculty.

Office hours For ladies, from 9 o'clock, A. ML, to 12. For gentlemen, from IS to 8 P. M. Will visit patients whenever required.

Special attention paid to Female Diseases. The Medium baa invented a very simple apparatus, which comes within tbe reach of sufiering humsnity, for the removal of all diasesaea of the chest, and for tbs relief snd even cure of consumption. References Dr. E. C.

Hyde, Isaac Bridge, Gea. W. Har-by, N. E. yams, Ac.

Fl Sdp3t WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver ana Plate War, last seeasdat s. 80 CAMP STREET. Tut most complete assortment of Useful and Fancy Ar-Hcles, such as Papier Mac kit Tables, Desks, Work Boxes, Ac Rosewood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Wark Boxes. Jewelry Cases, Ac FORTE MONK AIES AND CARD CASES. Sbe largest stack in tbe dry, snd of every descriptloa.

PEaFDMERT. Lnhin Extracts, a choice assortment of Colognes, Soaps, Pomades, Ac BRUSHES. Hair, Tooth, Clothas, and all other kinda. COMBS. A full assortment and every variety, for sale wholesale snd retail by F.

ROBERTS, 99 Camp street. Just recasvv per Black Warrior, an aaaortaaent of COLT'S PISTOLS. Fl-dpt Delbear's COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE, 106 Canal Street. New classes begin this week in French.

Spanish, German, English, Mathematics, Penmanship, Book-Keeping, Ac There are special apartments and professors for each branch. There are day and evening classes Fl Sdpst RUFUS DOLBEAR, 108 Canal street. RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS.

Our Entire Stock of CHEAP RIBBONS Will now be oflered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SIMPSON A JaW adptf ll Canal street. DENTALNOTIGE. TiU srn iVttu nrirril. innarn say ha consulted daily, frees 8 A.

M. toll F. M. jMles and rralrteaM a caw fimimAmi (lata Hevw, sls-adpsf CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE At Wholesale. The subscribers have sn hand a asmnlete stack of COMMON CROCKERY, FANCY AND WHITE STONB CHINA and it a mm tst a 1 all imported exsrasaly for COUNTRY TRADB which they are selling at prices quits as lew as Bostas ST Hew York.

Goads Backed ts gs asfely any distance. P. R. FELL sdplaiead it Camp street. NORMAN'S Book JBetavbUsasaeata, Ns.

14 Cama street, and at tbe hi. Charles Bookstore, Under she Hotel, Are sapoiied with all the sew snd choice literature af the day. Tbs stock of STANDARD WORKS ia aasar- i to which tha attention of tha public la soUctsea. Sabsciiptions for MAGAZINE8 and PAPERS received at the ST. CHARLES BOORSTORB.

Js3Q Idptf GRAND COLLECTION OP SELECTED AMERICAN PEBBLES, Collected daring tbe past twenty years, ground Inks optical lamaes. and framed aa Spectaclea, In the newest styles, to suit aH sights, without the aid af asabkt tscsa. This la tae Only Collectloa sf the ktsd ha existence is the United Stataa. iaiprevetaeat mf the Byeslabt. By the adaption af the proper focus of Optical ILeusea, ground of Americas Pebbles, which SUIT EXACTLY AT THE FIRST TRIAL by MERE GLANCE AT THE HUMAN EYE, by Professor fl.

LEJA. Optician, at aba St. Charles Hotel, from o'clock M. till P. hL Ts Mr.

Herts Lejst Sir take pleasure is saying ta yon that the Spectacles which I obtained from you are superior ta any that I have before used. I have tbe fullest conSdencr in your skill in the science af optics, and I can ass si i yau that I think those wha bare occaaioa to become your customers, aad require the use af (lasses, will have good groands far thanking their good Ortune ia having met with you and made pare bases. Very respectfully, yomr abediest servant, Signed SAM HOUSTOK. Washington, 9th sly, 1846. Mr.

Leja has furnished oa with Spectacles which are so parlor ta any we have ever used. CSicnedj JAMES POLK, a. M. DALLAS. WashiogtsB City, July 17th, 1(68.

Mr. Leja has supplied ma with a pair of Spectaclea which naaks the vision mors distinct than any others which have ever tried. Signed WIN FIELD SCOTT. Washington, July 17th, 184a. Mr.

Herts Leja bas supplied ass with twa pairs af Pebbla Spectacles, sad sever Is my life hsvc I seas so disslnrtly deafly, and comfortably oat of asy ethers. I take great pleasure in confidently recommending him ts the yaarea age af tbe public aa as acsompliahsd optician. Signed H. CLAY. Virginia W.

B. Springs, August, ls4T. Mr. Lrjs has furnished me with a pair sf Spectacles, which 'highly estimste for ths clearness aad distlaatseaa af ThsoB through them, aad 1 take much pleasure in recommending him to the patranage of the public Signed J. CALHOUN.

Wilmington, Mh December, 1847. Mr. Leja has supplied me with pair of Spectacles which make the vision more clear and distinct than any a then which I have ever tried. Signed Z. TAYLOR.

Blatchre. March 9Sd, 1S4. Mobile, August 18th, Ibis, Berts V. Lejs has supplied me with ssveral pairs ol Spectacles, which suit my eyes better thaa any 1 have ever bale re used. Be appears ts require but single glance at the eye to enable him ts tell all it needs of aid from Spectacles.

Signed WILLIAM R. KING. We hsve been compelled ts use Spectaclea for a long time, and had never been able to obtain such as would enable us to see fully, clearly and distinctly. Mr. Herts Leja merely glanced at our eyes, aud In a moment handed us pairs which suited us exactly, giving ua clearer fsion ttiso we had ever enjoyed before, and with which we found we could nib a pen by candlelight as readily as we could by daylight in our youth.

Tn.s not only proves ths great sup lority of his sissses, but also his great skill as an optician. Signed LEWIS W. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. I). Richasoud.

Va. HENRY RUFFNER, President of Washington Csllegs, Lexington, Va September 1, 1848. We have procured from Mon. Leja Spectaclea which he adapted to out eyes, and which we take this method of recommending these requiring a perfect adaptation far Imperfect vision. He adapted his Spectaclea at sight upas single view of the pupil.

Tbos. J. Rusk, Jno. M. BottaJ T.

Filsbory, Bes. Fitrpatricfe, J. 1. Crittenden. J.

G. Mason, N. P. Bagby, C. Johnson, H.

T. Foot, Wsddy Thompson, A. B. Longstreet, W. L.

8 barky, Ges. C. Dromgoole, B. Dukuiy, Chas, L. Livingston, N.

vVsrringtoa. Henry Bedinger, Ac Ac Washington, July 6, 1868. But" Tbe celebrated optician HERTZ LEJA has furnished Spectacles made of American Pebbles, adapted to the vialos by a mere glance st the human eye, which hsve given great satisfaction ts those who have pa At) sized him la this city. Msjor Noland Introduced Mr. Leja, at the levee, of the President snd ts the Vice President of the United States, wbs, after using his glasses, hsve given him very Battering certificates is their swn handwriting.

The Hss 8 Houston, ex President of Texas, several members sf tbe Senate snd House of Representatives, the Msyorof tbe City, Major Gen. Wisfteld Scott, Comma dares of the U. 8. Navy, the Attorney General, tbe Postmaster eeaersi. and many ethar gentlemen of distinction, hsve given the meat Battering teatimsnials of his skill, and recommend Mc Leja to the Inhabitants of other cltlas wbicb he may visit, as a gentleman of great practical and scientific attainments in his profession.

National IntelU gancer, August 88, 1840. 810 66 tdptf A JOSEPH RAFEL. 06...., Citr Street 38 Respectfully announces to the public that he will, on Monday, tbe 19th January, 1857, resume his auction sales, he, for tbe present, being induced to postpone them, la order to give facilities to has numerous friends and ths public to purchase st private sale, having still on baad 8100,000 worth of Diamonds, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, French, German and English Jewelry; Guns, Pistols, Sheffield and Silver Plate, Fancy Goods, Ac, sU of which be Is prepared to sell 40 per cent, below cost of Importation, either for cash or city paper, or be would dispose of ths whole establishment in block to any persons desiroax of making a profitable investment. all adptf CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE SAM'L E. MOORE Ac 49 Camp street.

We have now in stare aad are receiving direct from Liverpool, a very Urge stock of ail kiada of EARTHEN WARE, suitable for tbe country trade. In part WHITB STONB CHINA FLOWING BLUE EARTHEN WARS. BLUE-EDGED, CREAM-COLORED and DIPT WARE. COMMON PAINTED CUPS aad SAUCERS. CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.

CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERY. PRESSED GLAB8, TUMBLERS aad GOBLETS. BOWLS. PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, As. COMMON CASTOR FRAMES.

CASTOR MOLA88ES CANS. BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS. All or which will be sold at New York prices, aad packing guaranteed. Ja30 tdptf axids's Sarsaparllla This purely vegetable Remedy combines in itself tha properties of an antiseptic, a mild cathartic, and a tonic It quickly removes from tbe blood, and other fluids of ths body, the impurities. of unhealthy secretions which en.

gender and feed disease, thus striking at the root of the malady. Although proved so efficacious, it may be taken at all times with perfect safety it contains no powerful drastic drug to debilitate the system, or mineral poison to ruin the constitution. Prepared and sold by A. B. A V.

SANDS, Druggists, 188 Fulton street, Hew York. Price 8 per bottle, or six bottles for 88. Sold also by SICKLES A Chartres street. J. BY ME, earner Canal snd Carsadelet sta.

t. WRIGHT A 161 Chartres street, SL KENNEDY, Chartres street, and P. P. DUCONGE. New Orleans.

And by Druggists generally. JaSO SdpStAltW Are Yob Getting; Bald Is your hair turning gray Do yon wish to cuttirste good whiskers and moustaches Your hair to be soft, silky and glossy Your head to be cool, comfortable aud free from dandrufi? Mothers I are your children to have luxu riant heads of hair i Then, aae BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID, which never fails In Its unerring effects Price, 88 cents, 60 cents, 76 cents snd SI 60 per kettle. BOGLE'S BALM OF CYTHEREA stands unrivaled fo' eradicating the Tan and Pimples, and beautifying the com plection. Price, 60 cents. Inventor snd proprietor, W.

Bogie, Boston, snd sold by druggists everywhere, 8old In New Orleans by- 3. WRIGHT A Fl adp at gi snd 161 Chartres street Lea fc JPerrla'a Worcestershire Saaee. Tbs universal Arrsr with which this condiment la re ceived, felly attests its superiority aver every other Sauce. Sines its introduction into ths United States by Messes Duncan A Sons, some arises years since, ths demand has extended ta every city of tbe Union, It gives seat and hn parts the most delicious Bavor to Soup, Fish, Meat Gams, gee. Its tonic and invigorating properties, la pre mating digestion, are confirmed by medical mea In Ea rape and America.

Ts avoid the numerous counterfeits, ths words LEA A PERRIN'S WORCESTERSB1RJS JSAUCH Mown an each battle: aad the name LEA PERRJJN ia impressed sn the patent metallic capsule, or glass stop per, sad printed oa ths labels and wrappers. Packed cases, tea dozen half pints, five dozen pints, two dozen quarts i alas la cases six jars one Imperial gallsa each. Far sale by gruceis and druggists Bole agents for ths United States, JOHN DUNCAN SONS, Je8-dp8tawly 406 Brad way. Hew York. Rash tea's Gea Liver Oil Is doing mors far consumptives and those afliicted th rung diseases, than say other medicine ever before offered tbe public Its curative properties hsve bees tested for the last tea years, aad all those who hsve used it have obtained decided relief from tt.

Almost all physicians pra acribe with success. The geasine pare Oil has FREDERICK Y. RUSH-TON'S same la foil oa each label, and an persons using should be particular to see that it a as labeled. For sale in Hew Means, wholesale and retail, at proprietor's prices, by J. WRIGHT A Js4 sdplm eod 81 and 161 Chartres street, N.

O. 1UGLAN OVEBOOATS, Just received per steamship Black Warrias. a hw srtment of i 4 Kaahloaahlo Cletfclac, every article needed by a gesUsmas ts talr rsrans bia wardrobe. V- erUclae received, art ths RAGLAN Ovbsj. MONTROS8 STTLWELL.

"eraer Caramon sad Maaaaine at COAT, Ac 1 8 tdptf RIBliONS. UIBBONnT 10.000 places BONNET RIBBONS, at half price. 6.080 MOUSELIKE DE LAINES, MO Silk ssd Worsted VALENCIAS, at S7te eeatx. 80S PLAID DE BAIGE, at half price. Our entire stock of SILKS ta be cleared lnusediatalf Brest sacrinces.

FRENCH MERINOS, ail colors, at 76 cents aad SI a Oar entire stock must be closed sat at snce. M. a. HAGGERTY A i Importers sf Foreign and Domestic Dry Goads. d9-dptf las aad 18 Royal straeai MORE NEW GOODS." Francis Fabre Ac Under tbs St Charles Hotel, Hsve by recent srrivsls made lares additions fo tastr stock of NHW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTRTHa to wit FINE BLUE AND BLACK CLOTH FROCK DRESS RAGLANS, TALMAS AND OVERCOATS-A gnat A rtety, and of most spprovsd styles.

Together with complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, All of which they oBer an vest reaaonahU teraa -Jago adpiot H. P. BUCKLEY. WJTCMMJEMM, No. 8 Camp Street, 4 Respectfully Invites ths attention af avrchaaanl a new stock of SILVER and PLATED WARE i FINE WATCHES for Ladles, of the newest patters most faithful workmanship.

FINE WATCHES, for Gen si ernes, sf every patters. The vAale la 18 carat gold rests. The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS, aval to any Watch for time. A isrge assortment af CHAINS and SETS af JEWELRY for Ladies. ALSO Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Finger Biaga, Bracelets, Ac At Bssortasent sf Spectacles for every age.

In Gold, Silver tod Steal frames. Including ths finest Pebble Lenses. Every article Is warranted tae beat, aad wl Ube Slid lawtl than ssdlnary Jewelry Is nsnslly stersd. Ths atauat punctuality and despatch In tbe repairing ef Watches Baring unusual Stctlltiea, work will be done at aaoaersts prices. Silverware made to ardor.

Diamonds reset, sad Jswelry repaired. ns adptf F. A. ABBOTt Telegrraphle Be porter ar the Independent Press shreughsnt ths United Stats and Europe Reliable Agents In all parti sf both countries. Ptrsa wishing despatches sent ar received frees any serosa al this country or Europe, can have the asms dons preaapUy ay addressing the undersigned, who respectfully refers his position In the business taring BIGHT YEARS aa a pledge for the future.

Merchants in Sou there cities -wishing despatches sf Steamers' Markets, ess have the same forwarded with tbe utmost reliability and prosast -seas. The bast of reference given In all the leading cities sf America snd Europe. Letters snd despatches should be addressed F. A ABBOT. TO WaU street.

sou- tdptf New Tars. Arrived. ORRIS MAULL A GOH Successors to ORRIS A WAY, CLOTAlIBKiS. Corner Camp and Common streets, ander the City slots! Are now receiving by every arrival from the North and select additions ta their usual anriraied stock sf Fall and Winter Clethlagr OVERCOATS- Of every style sad fabric, adapted ts the cilmaoa DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS, BUSINESS COATS, PROMENADE COAT embracing all the novelties of style VESTS in every variety of goods snd description. With an entire new stock of PHILADELPHIA MADE SHIRTS.

Ac Ac Ac Ac Ac Ac The attention of the public, generally, is isauecUusy solicited. olo adptf FINE" LONDON QUN8. The undersigned, sols sgeuts for F. MAN TON," London. Mart Seat aad Mtnnfscturer of fine aiugle Bad doable barreled GUNS aad FOWLING-PIECES, art prepared to receive aad SU erdert for one or more, ef at -length, style or bore, nude from laminated snd ailvsr-ttst Damascus, chain, fins wire snd real horse-sail Stub twkes, as may bs desired.

Aad they invite tbe attention ef ama teurs and sportsmen to the fine assortment Just received which they are disposed to sell ander full guarantee, aa ta most isvsraDle terms. HEATON A OLIVIER. Oammiaaion Merchants, 413 8dp3m 4S Cemm street CLOAKS AND RUSSIAN FURS COME TO THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE CLOAK-HODSE, Where ladles will be tare to find sn unlimited stack of si hinds of Fsncy Goods lono yards of rich French Silks 68 CASES PARIS MADE BON NETS 800 rich Lace and Muslin Seta 600 sent Russian Fursi 80 wool plaid Shawls a full aasortmest of rich Laces and Ribbons i lsdles' embroidered Night and Morning Oosrna, and new style Robes de Chaanbra; am rich, embroidered HsndW ksrchisA; a full assortment of Dress Goads; Rich Floanesd Bareges, Organdies ssd Tissues; full assortmsst ef Brlda snd Baby articles; ladies' embroidered Under Skirts, aas new style Corsets Isdiss'rich Shell Combs, Fancy Baal Slid Portemonnaias snd aa this is already knewn aa ths SEW ORLEANS CLOAK AN MAN TILLA FACTORY' and the only one in the city that keeps sn unlimited STOCK OF CLOAKS, IN ALL STYLES, for ladles, misses sad WE WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, OUR OWN MANUFACTURING, st half ths assal pri tt and will gsarantse to asll them leas than half the price sf those booses that gs en North to bay tome Clsahl Merchants baying Cloaks, Bonnets, Silks, Embroideries any Fancy Goods, should call at 144 CANAL STKETT 4 D. E. BJEEOAN.

nia aaptr isscanaii Kensavea from Id to 17 xteyal A supply af CREME dFbOUBY CHAMPAGNE, ka anarts and pints, constantly sa hand, which la equal ts tha heat that cam as to that market. Also, other brands ef ta fori or eueaty. Sparkling aad San HOCK; Madeira and Sherry WINES; BRAN DIES Sazerae, sf ths vintage sf 1T9S, 1T9S, and less, and ether brands WHISKEY, of at ascriptions, Scotch, Irish, Bye, snd Bourbon) ALB sad FOKTEBVIn pinti and quarts. Alss, oa hand, my ass ntsiJiaaeat of the best Wlaea ana Lloaera the market, which will bs sold oa at tessssabU tarsi as any ether house in ths city. SV BCW ELL T.

TAT LOB. IT Es street One Taoasaae Dollars Bewara. STOP THE "MURDERER, ELI 8 HA W. CALLAWAY, who Is charged with killla. -my brother, LEWIS 8.

LAIRD, this evening. He, with a man by the name ef A. EL BAYLEY, whs It is thoaght equally guilty as sa accessory, has fled; bat It Is supposed that they will hang around ia tbe aelghborhsod for soma days Calloway ia absst twenty-five yean af ass, about six feet one inch in heigh i straight and of fine par- Bossl sppssraace; complexion ad hair very light bias eyes not little Roman. He was shot In ths left ana, last night Tbe ball took effect Just boots the si bow. Hit forehead hi very high i he is left handed, bit sou, sties very good, bis language excellent He ia a gambler by profession.

He will possibly go West Bayley is yesaf mas about twenty five years of age i about five feet six ar eight inches in height, rather chanky, eyes Mae, hair at auburn color; hit face, with 8 alight glance, hat ths I ance of being spotted. I will pay One Thousand Dollars for their aDpreha or Five Hundred for either of them, so that they be ledges In some safe Jan in the State. H. W. LAIRD.

Geneva, Ja January 4, 1887. Jsls sdpia TO PLANTERS, And others now visiting tbe city, we would sag fast flat i-advantage af visiting the establishment of C. 01. 8Iaisoa Si, CSt, 116 Canal street. Their stock ef PLANTATION.

HOUSEKEEPING, aad FANCY DRY OOOM, Is being offered at VERY REDUCBD PIIC1I for cash or approved dty accept sars The assortment embraces Lowells, Keyaryt, Lhawytj Blsnhets, Cottoned ea. Stripes, Plaids, Prints, Dress apod. af every variety Trimmings, Cloaks, MsatJtlas, RIos.es, -Hosiery, Sheetings, Shirtings, Lisas Goads, Ac, east Sit the purchaser ts make his entire bill ef Dry Gsede at tha tatobliehment CM. SIMPSON A CO-, Jsl4 Sdptf 116 Csssl strest. 153 CANAL.

STREET. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAMZINO ESTABLISH? Drsssrt made ta superior manner and at six bsssV notice. Elegant fits guaranteed, at fair prices. MRS. A HOUGHTON, Jais tdptf 168 Csosl stress.

FASHIONABLE -CLOTHING. Fe Strlacer sfe ha a camp mm Superior CLOTH FROCK sad DRESS COATS. RAGLANS snd OVERS ACS. -SILKS, VELVET and PLUSH VTJTt. Hew setters ssd sty let ef Colored MUSLIN IHIETS Jail sdptf H.

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