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WILSOS. Office 6 Camp gritir. TrBWS OP TBI PICAYOKa osbBrrlptlooa received for the doily, twelve month far lti weekly half yearly and qaarterty at the same rate. All la advance, Single coimi. ts AAvertiaementa or Notices, sat exceerfins tea Boca at Ka.

hi mud rear having tbe ran of the paper, inserted (or 1 for tne Brat, and to cents tor every surojrqoent la-serttoov tboae of greater length In proporUea 11 sta-Uonary a greater price will be charged. stand pace advertisements wlU be charged a new each aav. Advornaiaaaata peoilobed aaontnty, a la (errata, arc cnarged at ei per hm wr eaca lnarrwon. A liberal discount will be made to those who advertise freely during tee year. Advertisement not aerified a to will be published antil ordered oat.

and charred aceordinaivi and no sxlvsrtbsKsaetuV or subacsiption will ba (topped mil all arrearages arc paid, us leas at the option or cue pro- pnetera. ajarriaejioMt JBCTJDAyMOHMNG, FEB. SJLSSf. Thaoka to the obliging; clerk of the steamboat Baracen, tor lata St. Louis, Cincinnati, Liouravuie ana Memphis papers.

(7 Thanks to the dark of the steamboat Belfast lata Memphis papers. Cf We are Indebted to Senator W. R. Taylor, of the St. Cbarlrs District, for copy of Mr.

Hyamt's mortgage bill. Mr. B.Childreos, the polite and attentive Sergeant-at- Arms of the Senate, will also accept oar thanks for pablie fy Hob. A. O.

Brlce, member of the Legislature from this city, sends us the minority report of tire Committee on the Baton Rouge Railroad bill, for which ha will please accept oar thanks. The Postmaster's weekly list of letters remain- B( in City Post Office, uncalled for op to last evening, will be found in its usual place in our cot-omna, this morning, On the inside pages will be found letters from Baton Rouge the news from Europe by steamship Arabia; telegraphic intelligence) a letter from "Gamma," our Paris correspondent; mail news, miscellany, poetry, city intelligence, theatrical and other notices, Ae-, Ac, all of which appeared in yes terday's Evening Picayune. Also, on the second page, poetry, A Winter Sermon An American Abroad the Artist Consul H. T. Lonsdale, Son A Weekly Coffee State ment;" theatrical notices, business notices, Slc Ob the seventh page, "Casta Diva," a touching story business notices.

ty Rev. Dr. Palmer will preach, as usua', this morning, at 11 o'clock, in Odd Fellows' Hall, where the First Presbyterian society at present worship. Br From J. C.

Morgan, bookseller, Exchange Place, next to the Post Office, we have received the London Illustra'ed News and the London Punch for December 27 and January 3. Ret. Wr-Bollss. We are requested to slate that this eloquent and popular preacher will officiate, as usual, at the church of the Messiah," of which he is the pastor, comer of St. Charles and Julia streets, today, at 11 o'clock, A.

and this evening, (rain or shine, cold or hot,) at 7 o'clock. Ship Charlotte Reed. The ship Charlotte Reed, Cart. Combs, from this port for Leghorn, put into Savannah on the 29tb UiL, tor repairs, having four feet water in ber bold. The Charlotte Reed went ashdre on one of the Bahama Islands, during the gale of the 18th and The Cjty.

We are still full, and still filling. Where all the people who have been pouring in upon us the last week bestow themselves, we cannot imagine. The hotels are crammed, and an the boardiug bouses, too, tfast we know of. All our public places daily and nightly disclose the fact that the strangers within our gates" are. almost as numerous as our resident population and the cry is still they tome!" During the week past we hare had the most com vincing evidences that our business and pleasure sea-son is fully at its height- This, our levees, streets, wharves, warehouses, shops, promenades, drives, Iheatres, mnsenms, opera house, ball rooms, and hotels demonstrate beyond ddtibt.

And gay and busy ss the pa't week has been, that which now opens bids fair to rival and equal it. There is a ball announced for almost every evening in the week, and we hear of several private reunions, fvfr which invitations are out. Meantime, the health of oar city continue to bs most perfect The Weather. We have had a week of perfect spring weather; much more like April than February, and with not a single hour to remind us that we are, nominally and by the calendar, in mid-winter. Our gardens, and yards, and streets are redolent of new-blown violets the yellow narcissus baa made Its appearance, and the crimson single japonica, with its golden pistils, is forming the gByeat feature of myriad bouquets.

Every brilliant thin? That wears the trembling pearls of spring," is blooming or bnddlng around as. The air is mild and balmy, with now and then a cootish breeze, by DO means unpleasant, but, on the contrary, contribu Ong to wards that cheering and peculiar feeling which we experience only in spring. The sky is clear the sun flings abroad not only a gladdening splendor, but an almost summer glow." William Howitt wrote Una description, in advance, especially for this very week we have Juki finished. Masosic The Annual Communication of the Ma-otrJc Grand Lodge of Louisiana, will take place tomorrow evening, at 6 o'clock punctually, at the Masonic Grand Lodge Ha, corner of St. Charles and Ferdido streets.

Few Music From P. P. WerleuVs, 5 Camp street, we have receive i the followin new compositions 1. The new Clara Polka," composed for the piano forte, by John Thner. 2.

Love and Prayer:" A. Long. Words by F. W. B.

Bailey; composed by Theodore LaHache. i S. "Moning Dream Mizourkaf for the piano, by Thos. 8. Hardee.

4. Dsisy Polka," by John Jacobs. 6. "Bluff City Polka;" for the piano, by Ed. O.

Eaton. Bato Rotjck Railroad. We have published the report of the minority of the Committee on (Internal Improvement of the House of Representatives, in favor of the Sta'e subscription to the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad. In addition, to the pleas already advanced in this paper in favor of the work, as one of great public utility to the State and the city, this report recalls facta which go to show that the company has a claim on the good faith of the friends ef the other great im provetnents in the State for ebtaining a State subscription. The claim arises out of the legislation of 1863, when the present railroad policy of the Slate was adopted.

The plan, which all the friends of public improvement la that Legislature united to erect into a system, comprehended four roads thai New Orleans and Jackson, the New Orleans and Opeiou- 'aas, the Ticksburg and Shre report, and the New Orleans and Baton Roage roads. All four bills passed the Sonata, being framed on one formula the State subscribing one-fifth to the capital stock of acti, wn the same condition. The bills for the Jack-aoo, tM Opeloosas and the Vicksburg roads passed the House and became laws; that for the Baton Rouge road failed to be taken ap because it was not ready in form on the day when the constitutional run ber of its friemds was present. Tfce eenstitntion requires that all appropriations in aid of public improvements mast be passed by a majority of the members elected to both Houses of Ike Legislature, and rt is not often that such a vote can be obtained, even when a majority of the members present and voting may be really in favor of a biD. Tne Baton Rouge bill was thus left out of the general plan by an accident, and the friends of that rend, cuter contributing by taxation to the support of the other roads, which they bad aided by their votes to obtain the State aid, come with an equitable claim to have this error and their ruad reinstated in the system.

The claim is stronger that tber show great public good to be thus accomplished, and a work boilt which will" essential contribute to the advancement of the interests of thia the State capital and the intervening; region, and the ttuua at large. We learn that there are very good prospects that the company will obtain this subscription, which will secure the completion ihj road. What is needed Is a full attendance of member on the appointed day. Forty-fiTe votes are necessary, and they roost ell be present, trery absent member counts agaiust the bill and as the number of absentees is rarely less than fifteen, the necessity of punciuaj attendance at that rime is conspicuous. We shall keep a in mind and warn absent members to be at their posts when their votes are wan tea.

MR. Straeosch. It has become apparent that thia capable musical njonager has made a mistake, in taking the Academy of Music, li New York. The enterprise does not seem to have had any liaog tike success, and he, as well as Parodi, wa fear, must have lost money by it They hod better proceed will, their concerts, we think, and thus -continue to accumulate liie profits they can hardly expect to rrap from an operatic undertaking. CoMiao Dcwk.

We see it stated. In the musical journals, that rnprex, the celebrated tenor, has accepted an engagement an baritone in the Taeitre Lyrique, Paris. What a tumble! A GBAND MONOPOLY PROJECTED. A petition is before the Massachusetts Legislature, on behalf of the New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company, asking "protecttoa against competition in the use of the electric telegraph across the Atlantic Ocean. Webavenot learned in what mode the Interpost.

tion of Massachusetts is to be made effective to create Ibis monopoly. JVtwa fatie, Massachusetts would seem to hare no possible jurisdiction over the Atlantic ocean, and wires reaching front a British port, on one side, to a British colony on the other, would seem to be out of the reach of legislative control ex ercised at Boston. But the wires across the Atlantic must connect with wires running through the States, abdtfbe effort to control that wire takes the form of a control over the sections tubject to Slate jurisdic tion. The land route is through Newfoundland and other British provinces, the State of Maine and the State of MassBcbnsetts. The speculators who desire to seize the exclusive use of the whole series against competition, therefore, have but to get a monopoly in Maine or and they are absolute over all the connections with the Atlantic ocean line, as well as with the interior communications, all over the country.

No more bug and dangerous monopoly could be da" vited than that which tekes exclusive possession of the only channel of telegraphic communication between Eun.pe and America no more gigantic speculation can tempt the rapidity of man. Such a power over the commercial relation of the world is too vast and too dangerous to be entrusted to any body of private individuals, with whatever presumed safeguards against abuse the privileges may be regulated by law. Its exercise is that of unlimited power, and the temptations to exercise it too great to be risked in any bands. The commercial interests will revolt from it everywhere, and should not be slow in manifesting their lnsupersble repugnance to a scheme which will make every man buiuich ana lurtunea suoject ro the swsy of a company, which may be as grasping and unprincipled as it is sure to be despotic and irre sponsible. They who are aemsnaing mis grant, in order to protect tbem against competition in the use of the Atlsmic ocean line, claim that they have control of nearly all of Uie telegraphic communications South and West in the United States.

Adding to this the European monopoly, and they expect to be omnipo tent over all the telegraphic communications of the whole country, from Newfoundland to New Orleans, and Westward, as far as telegraph wires reach. There is some truth in this boast. There bas beau i in one department of news, a great stride made towards monopoly, in the exclusive possession for that purpose of the use of one of the lines, beyond the United States. The manifold evils of that partial suc cess have been felt keenly by thecommercial interests all over the country, and tho capacity for great evil which it demonstrate, is enough to warn every man of business against tolerating any extension or the odious system, and waken him to the duty of lifting bis voicelin remonstrance against every effort to in crease power in the same hands, or commit it, at alb to any body of favorites. We hope the merchants and citizens of Alassachu.

setts will protest earnestly aiinst this project, and defeat it, as a combination to convert one of the greatest improvements of the age into a machine for ttc constant obstruction of commerce, and the con stant barauing of commercial men, for the gain of a few gorged speculators. The same company has an application before Con gress for aid. They ask for annum from liie National Treasury, as a bonus, in consideration of the great public good they areuboutto accomplish' and the service they propose to render the Govern ment. Now we trust that Congress will listen to no such proposition, and will give no such or any other countenance to the enterprise, except upon coalitions which will secure the whole public againtt this projected monopoly. It should make a positive stipulation, that the Atlantic (Ocean) line of telegraph should allow connections upon equal terms with any line, tillier now existing, or which may hereafter ba built in the United States, and should promote by all possible means the free "competition" which this association is attempting to proscribe.

Tbey should guard thia gran" improvement for the common advantage of the whole country; not for a machine by which the enterprise, hidnstry, commerce' and energies of the continent, the business and fortunes of a whole nation, may be subjected to the caprice and cupidity of a private association. Oottschalk and BaoffcH. By a very much mail-belated letter. Just received from a friend in New York, we learn that our old and ever welcome visit or, William F. rough, may be expected to arrive iu this city about the 14th of this mouth, with the accomplished pianist, Moreau Gottschalk.

Shall be happy to see them both. CW Joseph Rafel, 56 Camp street, has a splendid assortment of jewelry, watches, silver and plated ware, holiday presents, clocks, Ac, on hand and for sale. See advertisement for particulars. MARRIED, On Tharsday, January 2d, at the resilience of Thomas Dorant, by the Rev. Charles Goodrich, SAMUEL DELGADO, to VIRGINIA, eldest daughter of Jas.

McRea, of Washington City, D. C. DIED, On Saturday, 7th mat, at 8 o'clock, A. MARGXRET GAFFNET, aged thirty-fire years, a native of Bally more parish, Westroeath county, Ireland. Her friends aad those of ber husband, Alexander Gali-ney, are reiprctfully invited to atteud ber burial, This (Sunday) Evening, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of ber hnshand, on Constance street, between Bartholomew and Calliope streets, without further notice.

KaTTbe change in the Weather will remind ournumrr oua friends snd the public that the time has arrived to leave with ua their orders for Spring aad Summer Clothing and Shirts. Our customers will do well to call and give their instruc tions for any particular style, pattern, or quality they may deairc LEI6HTON A BARBOT, Fit Cdpot corner Cans1 and 8t- Charles streets. SPRING GOODS. We are uew prepared to exhibit our SPRING GOODS, which we are receiving direct from Europe. Wa would call on our fi lends and the public to inspect the same, as they will find one of the largest and brat selected stocks ever ottered In the city, and at very low prices.

GIQUEL A JAMISON, Fit dptt IS Chart-res street. BOARDING. Families and single gentlemen can obtain pleasant Rooms with Board, at Mrs. ANDERSON'S, l'JO Caroodelet street. F8 sdplt WANTED.

A first rate DRESS MAKER, thoroughly competent at cutting and finishing. None other need apply. Also, a lady to attend to the sales, D. P. SCAN LAN A Fa 2dp3t Noa.

13 and 14 Chart res street WANTED In a dry goda store, a GOOD SALESMAN, speaking French and English. one eo app.y unless well recommended. DUREL A KUNTZ, No. go Royal street, Fd Sdp3t between Bienville and Conn. BAFEL'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

If yon want a first rate T. F. Cooper ur Joseph Johnston WATCH, go to RAFEL '8, 58 Camp street. Fa tf Go to RAFEL'S, Camp street, and Just look at his BRIDAL GIFTS, in sets of Diamonds, Opals, Ac Fa-tf RAFEL keep always on hand Virgin Gold WEDDING KING8, 2s carats fine, manufactured by himself expressly for this market. Fa tf Do you want pure atandard SILVER PLATE Goto KAFEL'8, 56 Camp street.

He is now selling every article necessary for use, elegance and as per cetrt. below coat. Fs -tf Whoever wants Electro or Sheffield PLATED WARE, of the finest and moat classic patterna and designs, sold at an immense sacrifice, should decidedly pay B.AFEL, 5S Camp street, a visit before purchasing elsewhere. Fs tf Only a few days more left to purchase, previous to the auction of RAFEL, 58 Camp street, of bis large stock of FINE GOLD JEWELRY, in suits, hair se Rings, Pins, Ear Rings, and every other article la tbe Jewelry line, 25 per cent, below cost of Importation. Come and see.

Pa tf CLOCKS, for Halls, Parlors. Kitchens. Offices and Draw ing Rooms, to be had at BAFEL'S, 56 Camp street, for extraordinary low prices, Fa tf Fancy Writing Desks, Work Boxes. Dressing and Toilet Cases, with sn endless variety of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at BAFEL'S, 66 Camp street, where tbe greatest Inducements will be odrrrd to all parties. Ft tf JOSEPH RAFEL, 68 Camp street, a ill sell tbe balance of his large stock on Monday, lmh and the followin; days, at 66 Camp street Fa tf Dolbeau-'a COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 105 Canal street, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, ENGLISH ARITHMETIC, GEOMETRY, SURVEYING, NAVIGATION, PENMANSHIP, PHONOGRAPHY, BOOK-KEEPINQ, Ac, Ac Are taoght by able and esprrir-need grotessota.

aT New classes begin this week. RUFU8 DOLBEAB, Fs tdpSt 10a Cans strac SlOnr.AN'8 BOOKMTOKBJ, EXCHJNGE FLACK, Adjoining the Past Office, The attention of VISITORS to the city, and CITIZENS, Is respectfully called to J. C. MORGAN'S Largs and varied stock of Standard and Miscellaneous Books Jes-dpim F1MB WATCHES. JEWELRY, CrTJJJS, iMsta-la See Tk undersbjned have Jot Imported and slier for sale fine lot of ENGLISH TWIST SHOT ODNS.

COLT'S. ALLEN'S and DERRINGER'S PISTOLS. RIFLES assorted sixes. HUNTING B.NIVT3. FINE GOLD DUPLEX WATCHES.

FINE GOLD CHRONOMETER FINE GOLD PATENT LEVER ANCHOR and LEPINE WATCHES. SILVER HUNTING PATENT LEVER WATCHES and ANCHOR WATCHES. FINE MOSAIC, CAMEO and GOLD JEWELRY. Ladies' and Gentlemen's DIAMOND BREASTPIN8 and RINGS. Gold and SI I res PENCILS and PEN HOLDERS.

CLOCKS of various styles sad prices. With an endless variety of FANCY GOODS, all of which will be disposed of, wholesale or retail, to suit purchasers, and at the lowest prices ever asked for the same goods in this msrket. D. A 8A Canal street, between Magazine and Camp streets. Particular attention paid to the repairs of fitfe Watches and Jewelry, by compet nt workmen.

Fa 4dp3t O. O. WOODMAN WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, CORNER OF COMMON AND MJGJZINM NEW ORLEANS, Importer and Dealer In Choice Drags, Selected Medicines, PURE CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS. MEDICINAL EXTRACTS, FINE PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS. PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE, BRUSHE8, FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, Ac tar Druggists, Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters wbo i urcbate Medicines of b-it quality, may rely upon beine suite.

Orders promptly attended to. Direct Importation from Europe. Receiving, by late arrttals. direct from England, France and Germany, a large assortment of DRCGS, CHEMICALS. GLASS WARE.

PERFUMERY. BRUSHES, Ac. Among watcb are I no boxes French Window Glaaa, assorted sizes 100 lbs. Conrad's Alydriodate Potash. 100 ounces Pelletier Fr.

Vuialne. l.V) lbs. Mender's English Blue Man. ton lbs Mander's EngiUh OalnmrL jars Carbonate Ammonia cases Carb. Magnesia.

10 casei Calcined MaRiimia. From the beat Amrrlrnn inoo ounces of Quinine. Vuwer A Weigbtmsu. Vl onnres Sulphate nf Morphine. 10 ounces Acetate Morphine.

fO ounces Sfryrhnine. 100 lbs. Am. H. S.

I bot. Sua lbs. Am. 1L H. Calomel, iu 4o lb.

boxea 3o krgs ref. Salt Petre. 85 dozen Chloride Soda, loo Uw. Nitric Acid. 10 demijohns Aqua Ammonia.

10 drrrujobna Sweet Spirits Nitre. 10 lbs. pore Nitrate Silver, sticks. lbs. pure Nitrate Silrer, crystals.

10 bbls. Alom. bbls. Ground Alnrn. Powdered Drugs.

I warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me strictly pure, having been selected personally. In their crude state, and powdered for my sales. Among which ere 200 lbs. Powdered Ipecac 60 lbs. Powdered India Rhubarb.

160 lbs. Powdered Cantharidea. SiO lbs. beat Powdered Bird Cayenne 150 lbs. Powdered Gum Arab'c lOuO lbs.

Powdered Cream Tartar, too lbs. Powdered Tartaric Acid. SO lbs. Powdered Extract Colocynth. Faints, Oils and Window tilnss.

lO.non pounds Pore White Lead. No. 1 White Zinc Paint American. X) French Snow White Zinc. SO casks French Yellow Ochre (I bbls.

Copal 6 bbls. White Dsmar Varnish. 3 bbls Japan Varnish bbls. Coach Varnish. TOO gallons Spirits Turpentine.

600 gallons English Linseed OiL ro casks English Venetian Red. fO nb's. Lamp Black. 100 kegs Yellow Ochre, Jn oil If 0 kegs Venetian Red. iu oil.

All of which will be fold at the very lowest market rates O. O. WOODMAN, FB tdpfitAltW New Orleans, La LAMRRY'S Grape Lenf Champagne. Just received, a consignment of the above delicious WINE, by the agenta. COOPER A NEIBERT, ST and 39 Common st dp3t BaT Can anything be more horrible than the idea of havlna the internal organs infrsted with disgusting rep.

tilts? Yet two-thirds of tbe sickly children In our midst owe all tbeir ailments to this cause. Is it not wonderful tbst tbls should be tbe case when a few doses of WINE R8 CANADIAN VERMIFUGE will destroy and root out any sprciea of intestinal worms, and at the same time give tone to the stomach and regularity to the bowels. Every ingredient of the medicine is vegetable, and it may be safely given to me weaaeat infant Be particular and remember the name, Winer's Cana dian Vermifuge" Thia is ths only article that can be depended on. Remember this. For sale in New Orleaua, wholesale and retail, by J.

WRIGHT A F8 sdpst eodAHW ft and 151 Cbartres street JEWELRY, AND SII.YEIiWARE. NEW STORE 1 CAMP STREET. F. A. "HOVEL, Hss cu hand, and is receiving daily, a rb stock of the latest and most improved styles of goods, comprising Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, of every description, snd by the best manufacturers, bas WATCHES from tbe following makers: T.

F. Cooper, M. Tobias, Jas. Johnson, Hoddell, Koakell. Coorvoiaia, and others.

His JEWELRY comprises a rare and extensive stock, newly imported, of the most fashionable style and best workn.i!hip, wbich baa been purchased expressly for city trade, iigardlesa of expense. SILVERWARE, of the most modern style, and highly finished ilvsr Tea Seta Ladies' Full and Half Sets; Coral, Cameo, Mosaic, snd Plain Finger Rings, in great variety; Fine Gold Chains i Lockets, enameled and plain. All his Watches have been thoroughly examined and adjusted, so that they can be sold under a full guarantee He rrcommrnds his entire stock to the public for examination, and requests buyers, before punbawng elsewhere, give arm a call. DIAMOND SETTING and repairing done promptly and aatunacton.y. Porte-Mc-nnaies Knives, Scissors, and aa extensive variety of Fancy Goods, Ac, Ac.

always on hand. He oilers his entire stock at from 30 to 40 per cent lower tuan any other establishment Fa idpfit MISS LOUISA STERET, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKP Most res pert fully informs the Ladies tf New Orleans tbat she has commenced buaineas at No. lit Canal atreet. and that she will be most happy to execute any orders ruirusicu to uer care. me latest styles of slking aid Evening Dressea Robe ae luaniore ana Hall Dresses rrnde up at a few hours' notice, on the most reasonab'- mis.

Miss Steret will wait upon i.aaies at their ti r. udenceo wuen reqairen. i'8-gdntf Jast Beceived, per JKmnir -irT. COLT'S F1ST0L8, RIFLES, PERCUSSION CAPS: SILVER CCrS, FORKS, GOBLETS SPOONS -PLATED CASTOR8, SETS. SPOON GCN8, GAME BAGS, 8 HOT POUCHES; Tobias, Cooper, Johnson and Jurgenaen WATCHES -Fine English and Swiss WATCH E8 Vest, Guard, Fob aad Chatelaine CHAINS, Keys, Charms, Seais, Ac i Together with a very extensive assortment of FANCY wwvb, ioiee- vrora-Mxas, Ueatlemra'a Traveling Cases, Porte-Moo naits, Ac For sale low, at the comer of Camp sshI Canal streets.

FS-tdpot 8 RECK) a WILSON. BwJao JsieeBet Bands ut Collars, at S. 33. CHURCHILL'S, 1 Corner of Apollo and Erato street. The Ladles will, call and examine the following GCODS, which will be opened on MONDAY, the 9th 600 SWISS (Singlel BANDS, at 16c each.

00 SWISS (Double) BANTJS, at 30c each. too Jaconet Embroidered BANDS, at 35c. each. 60 New Style PARASOLS, at $3 each. 60 Embroidered 8K.1RTS, at 1 50 and 2.

1000 Embroidered COLLARS, at 3rc each. 600 yards WHITE JACONET, at SS.fO and 40c a yard. 600 KIBBON8, at 26c a yard. 1000 Colored JACONETS, at Mc a yard. '1000 WHITE COTTON, at 10 and per yard.

100 COBDED SKIRTS, at at earn. At 8. a CHURCHILL'S, F8 Sdp3t corner Apollo and Erato streets. DR. WINGARD, Clairvoyant Physlcisn, No.

18S Canal Street Special attention paid to Female Diseaa-a. Reference! Dr. E. C. Hyde, Isaac Bridge, Geo.

W. Har-by, N. E. Hyama, Ac F8 gdp3t CAHl'ETINGS. CAltPETINGS.

Todd tJnndolO, No 140 Canal, near Royal street, Tooro Buildings, Have on hand a large and beautiful assortment of VELVET TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS UAarLTinus, wmcntney will sell low. as the sesson is tar advanoed. Also TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES and CORNICES a pbnrtid anortment, new styles. MATTING White and Checked. F8 sdput 13 LACK THREAP LACES.

Just rereiverl, per ship Wurtemberg to CA It TOONS, BEAUTIFUL MAKE, A8S0RTED, From narrow to very wide, which will be sold low. P. A E. REILLY A I'M Canal street, Fa 4dp4t between Royal and Bonrbon streets. SELLING OFF AT COST, ATMS CANAL STREET, The balance of the WINTER STOCK of Ladles' and Children's CLOTHING) also, DRESS TRIMMINGS.

N. B. Lsdies' Dmses made at six hours' notice, and in a superior manner. F-irptf Mrs. HOtTOHTON.

VALENTINES. A lsrge and choice selection, just received and realy fur insertion, rompriaang COMIC, SERIOUS and SENTI MENTAL, suitable fur all nates, and of chaste and ele ant device. Also, FANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVE LOPS, 105 CANAL STREET THOS. L. WHITE.

Dr. J. Mrrilntork'M Dyapectlc Elixir, For the cure of Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, iu all its forms, Wrakneas, Ac This invaluable rrmrdy is composed nf tbc most effec tual sulistances afforded by the vesiible kingdom for strengthening the stomach, facilitating digest ion and giving tone and strength to the whole system. It will core majority the most serious complaints known such as biadacbe, giddimss, heartburn, nervousnrss. dimness of vision and heating, disnareeable taste to the mouth, weight and about the chest, palpitation or uneasy symp toms nt-oitt the heart, irregular or deficient appetite For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J.

WRIGHT A Fa SilrSuWrF 21 and 151 Cbartres street. Iodine Iodine. The unfailing remedy Dr. HENRY ANDERS'S IO DINE MATER The great cure for scrofula in all its forms, and a permanent cure for fever and aue, liver com plaint, and all bilious diseases. Dr.

Henry Anders's peculiar process of dissolving Iodine in pure water, makes it the atandard medicine of tbe age. Tested and endoired by Dr. JAMES R. CHILTON, of this city; Prof JAS. C.

BOOTH. S. Mint, Philadelphia; and reromnirudrd by our most distinguished physicians. Price SI per Iwttle. Sold, wholesale and retail, by ANDERS A FOSDICK, Prorrietora.

No. 3 td avenue and No. Broadway; also, by J. D. Young, Chicago, and by Drngipata generally.

J. WRIGHT A CO, Agents, Fh adpSuWeF 31 and IM Cbartres street. WATCHES, JEWELRY. Silver aad Plated Ware. Jnst opened at Ho.

SO CAMP STREET. FANCY GOODS. Tfte mom eomptete assortment of Dseful and Fancy Articles, surb as Papier Mara Tables, Desks, Work Maxes, Ac hVwewuod and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Beset. Jewelry Cases, Ac tOBTE MONNAIES AND CARD CASES. Tttte larsest stock In Hie city, and of every descripttoB.

PERFDMERY. town Extracts, a choice asanrrment of Colognes," Soaps Fomades. Ac. BRUSHES. Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.

COM B8. A fotl assortment and every variety, far sale wholesale and retail by F. ROBERTS, 90 Camp street ast referred per Black Warrior, an assortment of COLT'S PISTOLS. F8 sdpfit Important. Important.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS In the price of our SILKS. We have determined to sell the remainder of our last Importations of SILK8, and otter tbem as an inducement at very low prices: FLOUNCED ROBES, at S16. MOIRE ANTiyCES, at IA and $10. STRIPED CHANGEABLE SILK, at 75 rente Heavy Striped and Plaid SILKS, at 80 cents, dark colors. PLAID TAFFETAS, a few pieces at 50 cents.

PLAIN SILKS, light and dark colors, at tl. BALL DRESSES, at STELLA 8HAWL8. suitable for Fall dress, 4 to s. KID GLOVES, white, light and dark colors, at 60 cents We call particular attention to our atock of MANTIL LAS, Cloth and Velvet, which we are positively selling at fO per cent, below cost C. WAYLAND, Fs Ht corner Poydraa aad Carondelet streets.

SPRING GOODS. Spring- (Soada Tbe sdvsnce of our Spring Importations having arrived, smonaat them we call especial attention to FLOCNCED BAREGE ROBES, a good assortment, from a to gis. BAREGEP. Plain and Striped, beautiful styles, 16 cents and upKsrda. ORGANDY ROBES, from SA upward.

LAWN JACONET and ORGANDIES, figured and striped. PARASOLS, Marquises and Sun Shades, a large variety. oiiten-nt sues. White Embroidered SPRING MANTILLAS. SrtUNG 8ILK8, a great variety.

C. WAYLAND. FS adt-ot corner Poydraa and Carondelet streets. D. P.

SCAN LAN At Nos. IS and 14 Cbartres street, Will continue, for another week, to oiler AT COST, the whole ef their spUudld stock of WINTER GOODS, comprising in part RICH DRESS 8ILK8, of all styles, colors and patterns. for Promenade and Soiree. CASHMERES, MOCS8ELINES DE LAINE8, POPS- LINES and VALENCIAS. EMBROIDERIES and LACES.

CLOAKS, SHAWLS and SCARPA PARIS MILLINERY, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PLCMES, Ac Their object being to make room speedily for their SPRING IMPORTATIONS, they particularly Invite the Ladies te avail themselves of this opportunity. Fa Sdplt D. F. SCAN LAN A CO. ALFENIDE.

Messrs. G. COPPENS A successors to A. Pave A Cie otter for sale a complete aaaortmeat of Alfenlde Table Ware. Tee Alfenlde tbey have for sale is the best Imitation af Silver yet known, aad AS IT 18 NOT PLATED.

It can be uartias long aa Silver withont alteration. fteasecail ana see our ALFENIDK TdBLE WARS. F8 seplt G. COPPENS A nr. Chart r-sst.

CARPETING, U4 Canal street. U. I. DAMKRON fc CO. Oiler for sale a choice assortment ef English Velvet and Brussels CARPETING.

Superior Three Fly and Ingrain Stair and Hall Baizes, Ruga, Stair Rods, Door Mats. Ac WINDOW CORIilCES. By recent arrivals we have added largely to ear atock, aad can now exhibit a fine variety. WINDOW SHADES. We have a great variety ef sty tes, many new deaurna.

just received, of various si sea. CURTAIN MATERIAL. s-t Brc ateile. Silk aad Worsted Damask. Worsted and CottOM, a'! Cotton, all Worsted Lace and Mnslin Cuneiea, Vestibule Door Lace, Brass Pins and Bands.

Loos. Cords, Friar es. Gimps, Ac Fa-tdpdt CAMP STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE, CAMP STREET, and and 11 BANK PLACE. Ensliab Medallion VolvMa Brnasrla and TuMn Rm. sels Three-Piy and lusiaia CARFETINGS, of lh larest deelariis: Window Skadra and Corairea; Curtain Damasks and Triiaaiinea; Oil Clotho all ef which we otter at very lew prices, to reduce our large stock before tbe dose of the aeaauB.

u. a aa Camp street and and 11 Bank Place. F-Mds Carpet Warehouse, 19 Cbartres Street. Just received from Vn.l.,, now narroms nf sSm.im.b Velvet, Wllyn, Brussels, Tapestry. Three-PIy, Ingrain, Venetian and Dutch superior CARPETING.

Also. FLOOR oir. ri.nTH Mihi mmm la sreat varierv ef erviea. M.TTINS. o-i a-a whito checker and fancv.

Window Shades. Table Cnveni: Btatr Rods. Ac, at the low-ot mork prt. rm rn otiup A. ROUSSEAU A CO CLOTHING.

F. MALARD Hob. 68 and 00 Canal street, corner of Old Levee street. Beceived per steamer Empire City, an assortment Of SEASONABLE GOODS for early SPRING WEAR, con sisting of Oakes Tweeda OFFICE COATS, PALTOT-FROCKS and PANTS and VESTS, in suite Cassiniere Tweeds COATS, PALTOT-FROCKS, PANTS, and VESTS, in suHe Naattnrt COATS, PALTOT-FROCKS and PANTS and VESTS, ia suite Superfine tight and dark rolored Summer Cloth PALTOT- FROCKS, OFFICE COATS and SACKS. Tweeds and Nankinet ENGLISH PALTOTS.

Flannel Twe-da PALTOT-FROCKS and Office COATS. Black Merino FROCK COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS. Black Casbmeretts FROCK COATS. All of the above are of the latest styles in cut and raaterM. AI.S0 White and Colored COTTON SHIRTS all Linen Shirts Socks, Cravats, and a variety of Furmahing Goods Trunks, Traveling Bags.

India Ruboer Clothing, Ac Intending ro make room for our Spring and Summer Stock, we shall sell; from this data, our Winter (jioods at Reduced Prices. PLANTATION ARTICLES. In connection with our establishment for fine goods, ws have a general depot of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which contains the following for Spring and 8omnirn ATTAKAPAS COTTONADE PANTALOONS, aaperior to any of tbe Northern Cottonadea, and sewed by Sewing Machinee Dejiius, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS. Jackets and Jumper SHIRTS, Women and Girls' Cottonade and Calico FROCKS. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.

STRAW HATS, White WOOL HATS, Ac? N. B. We keep on hand at our depot, the whole year round, a complete assortment of WINTER PLANTATION CLOTHING, for Men and Women. F. MALARD A 68 and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee street STAMMERING CURED, Professor J.

II. Lewln, of Virginia, nforms those afflicted witb stammering or stuttering, that be baa taken rooms at tbe St. John House, Camp stre.t, N0.2S2. where be is pr. pared to enatile to speak and read with dlatinctuera.

generally in tbe abort apace of two hours, wit bout inflicting tbe slightest pain. Tbe patient is invsriabiy convinced that it is erlectual aud permanent. Wl ere tbe above change ia not attained, no charge wilt be made. He will remain, in thia place tor a short time only. N.

B. No one need hesitate in giving me a call: upon the honor of a gentleman, it is no humbug. All I ask is a fair trial. No charge lor consulting. As to my character and to my ability in pi-rforniirig what I bere propose, I arn prepared, and will exhitiit tetters aud certificates from snme of tbe most ilisriiisnwned members of Cnngreaa and State Senatora.

thronglmnt the South. Fa giinst DR. RAAKEE. The reputation of tlua celebrated physician, arq aired by hi a'svill ui, tbe trt-atmrntof Cancer and XJiaat-s of the Fye, is like lo br as preat in his treatment of Paralysis, Judging by the following letter. The Doctor's rooma.

it will be remembered, sre at fid Carondelet street. New Orleans: Clnrinnari. Ohio, January, at, IW. Dr. Baikee Dear Sir: You will rtoubtlen rem ruber tbe young mmi who catted upon you at Sc.

Louis, ou his return from California to his home in Ohio, for the puiposeof being trentrd for paraiyais. contracted while working in th-mines. was then as helpless as an infant, baring no nse of either lens or arms, and wholly tiepenrient on my mother, who always at'coinpaiiwd me for ths purpose of moving me about aim taking care ot me. tor eignteen monHia previous Uvuiy meeting you I had never eaten a mouthful, or partaken of a glass of watr, except tendered by some b-lpmg hand savr my own. Sucta a of none hut thone who have bven iu a like situation can or gin to realize.

Tboae strange and terrible sensations produced by nigbtmare in one sleep, coin ueajvst to it of anything I can describe. But from these, people can awake, and the horror of their condition soon pa3t away with their wak-nx hours. Not so with paralysis. Few can aid the sutterer in this; in fact, I had app'icd to many and tried uiatiy remedies, bur found no relief until I met with and received your treatment; since which time I have been recovering fast that I expect by spring to be en tirely recovered. can now feed uiyseif with my right hand, and am able to walk about with a crutch, tiich a i uve i teel ought to be made known to the public, an I give you the simple fact, hoping you will place the or in a better shape for publication, as I never wrote an article for tbe press, but ouiy want alt sufferers like myself to snow wnere xney ran gfi rureo.

very respecTmnv. vonrs, dpltVltW ALBERT G. SCUKRM ERi IOHN. HOSIERY. HOSIERY.

Jnst received per ships and Moonlight 30 cases BRITISH HOSIERY, comprised of Gauze, Meri no, Silk, Cot' on and Lisle Thread Cndervests, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Girls. Brown and Bleached COTTON HOSE, of the very best make, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. SILK. HOSE, Flain snd Embroidered China and Fearl, in stout and transparent, for Ladies and Children. Very Bupeiior Ingrain BILK HOSE.

8ILK. HALF HOSE, in Black and Whit, for Gentlemen. Fil d'Ecorse HOSE and HALF HOSE, in olain and open worked, stout make and transparent, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. AT.S0 Fee ships Wurtembrrg and Manchester 30 CASES, being best make of 8saony Cotton and Fil d'Ecosse HOSE and HALF HOSE, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. P.

A E. REILLT A F7 Sdp4t1T ISA Canal st, between Royal and Bourbon. Cuba Honey. 40 barrels superior new crop HAVANA HONET, Just re ceived per brig W. D.

Miller, from Havana, and for sal by S. DE V1SSER A F7 SdpStT 74 Magaxine street. Havana (3 near. 1000 boxes White and Yellow HAVANA SUGAR, in store and for sale by S. DE VISSER A F7 dp3t1f 74 Magazine street.

JHnacavado Alolaaaea. 600 barrels superior MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, landing per schooner fciixabetn Begar, and tor sale by 8. DE VISSER A FT- 8dp3tT 74 Magazine street. Jamaica Kara. S3 puncheons Old Superior JAMAICA RUM, ia Custom bouse stores, and for sale by 8.

DE VISSER A F7 gdp3tt 74 Magaxine street. Havana Clgara. REGALIA, Media Regalia, Londres, Prensados, Comunes, of tbe most desrable brands. In store and for sale by 8. DE VISSER A F7 adpStT 74 Magazine streak.

A Card. Steamer ECLIPSE, for Louisville, on WEDNESDAY, tbe 11th Inst. Business having ceased to Justify so large a boat as the Eclipse running in the Vicksburg trade, abe will, from this date, ply regularly between this port and Louisville for the balance of tbe business season. The Southern Belle will attend to tbe bostneas of ths Eclipse, from tbls date until the second Saturday tn Sep tember next, when tbe Eclipse will punctually resume her place and day in the vicksburg and New Orleans trade. L.

W. BROAD WELL, F7-gdp8t Master Steamer Eclipse. Ta Whom it may Concern. Having this day consummated a satisfactory adjustment of differences with G. WE STB ROOK, I hereby notify tbe trade that I have relinquished my right, title and in terest la and to the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT New York, Jan.

46, 1857. A. 6. BRAGG. BARNE8A PARK, No.

904 Broadway, New York. As successors to GEO. W. WESTBROOK, invite the patronage of tbe trade upon liberal terms rr adpgt Bladan Water. The subscriber has msde anon- meats to be regularly suppUed with the BLADON WATER, fresh from the Springs owned by Messrs.

Conner A Woolen and being appointed their sole agenta for New Orleans, would respectfully inform druggists and tbe public that hs is pre- parea to eeu it ay tne barrel or in demijohns, at the proprietors' prices, and in every instance the Water is guaranteed to be fresh. JAS. 8YME, Druggist, corner Canal aad Caroudelet streets, FT gdplm New Orleans, La. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE At Wheleaale. The subscribers have aa" hand a complete atock af COMMON CROCKERY, FANCY AND WHITB 8T0NB CHINA aad GLA88 WlU.

Oil lanponcu cxpi aosiy oar COUNTRY TRADE, which tbry arc selling at prices aoite as low aa Bostsa or New York Gooda packed to ga safely aay distaace. P. R. FELL A Jtr-adnimeod 17 Camp street. WHITE'S ACADEMY Off At IL PARSON S'S Piano Forte Warereoms.

41 Cana A Claaa In Solfeggios tauaht TUESDAY evenino of i.r.uuptiiwaiiiKuMr unc aannf ins nuuitb. Mr. WHITE takes thia ODoortoni-v to iuu v. coatinues to give lessons in Vocalization, and on the Piano Forte and Guitar, ia private tamies as usual. AH orders left a the Academy, promptly stde4 to.

RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS. Our Entire Stork of CHEAP RIBBONS Will now be ofltred at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. C.

M. SIMPSON' A JaM-gdptf Canal street R-QLAN We hae lust recrived per steamship Mack Warrior, a large assortment of Faahlanabl Clothlaa, comprising every article needed by a gentleman to Msp tnrxuoo his wardrobe. Aaag tas arttcles received, are the RAGLAN 0VU COAT, Agt. "ONTROSS A STILWEI.L. al Ptf Comer Commou aad Magasine streets.

NORMAN'S Book KatabllstbjaieaUat Ma. Cams street, and at tbe nt. Charles Bookstore, Coder the Hotel, Are supplied with all the new and choice literature of the day. The stock of STANDARD WORKS is unsurpassed to which the attention of the pablic si solicited. Subscriptions far MAGAZ1NE8 and FAFIRS received at the ST.

CHARLES BOOKSTORE. Js30 adptf Y.l UHAND COLLECTION Or tlUCTID -AMERICAN PEBBLES, Collected during the past tweaty years, gvovnd lata optical leases, and framed aa Spectacles, la ths newest sty lee, to suit eH sights, withpot tbe aid of a doable focaa. Thia la the Only CwlleetJ.ai the kind In existence In tbe Dotted States. InprsTtnciit af the KyealahtV By- the adaption of tbe proper tocos of Optical (Lensea, ground of American Pebbles, wbtcb 8 (JIT EXACTLY AT THE FIRST TRIAL by a MERE GLANCE AT TBI HUMAN ETE, by Professor H. LBJA.

Optician, at the it. Charles Hotel, from o'clock A M. till F. M. To Mr.

HerU Lata: Sir 1 take pleasure In saying to yon that the Spectacles which I obtained from you are superior te any that I have before used. I have the fullest corndeuce In year skill la the science of optica, and I can assure yea that 1 think those who have occasion to become year customers, and resjuire tbe use of glaaaea, will have good groanda for thanking their goad bs having met witb yoa and made pure Hasps. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Signed 8AM HOOSTOS Washington, Kb aly, 184b. Mr. Leja bas furnished us with Spestaclea whioh are aaperior te any we save ever used.

Signed JAMES BL POLK, M. DALLAS. Waahmgten City, July lTth, mm. Mr. Leja has supplied ane with a pair of Spectacles which make the vision more distinct than any others which have ever tried.

Sign ad WIN FIELD SCOTT. Washington, July lrth, 184a. Mr. Herts Leja bas supplied sue with two pain of Peabia Spectacles, and never in my lire have I seen aa distinctly early, and comfortably oat of sy others. I take great pleasure in coaBdently recommending him to the patraa age of the public as an accomplished optician.

Signed H. CLAI. Virginia W. S. Springs, August, 1MT.

Mr. Leja has furnished me wKh a pair of Spectacles which I higbly estimate for the clearness and distinctness of vision through them, aad I take much pleasure In recommending him to the patronage of tbe ubtic Signed J. CALHOUN. Wilmington, Mb December, 184T. Mr.

Leja baa aopplied me witb a pair of Spectacles which make the vision more clear and distinct tban any there wbich I have ever tried. Signed Z. TAYLOR. Natchez, March 23d, ItH. Mobife, Angaat 18th, 184s.

Hsrts T. Lejs has Supplied me witb several pairs of Spectacles, wh.cb suit my eyes better tban any I have ever before need. He appears to require bot a single glance at the eye to enable him to tell all it needs ef aid from Spectacles. WILLIAM R. KING.

We have been compelled to use Spectacles fur a long time, and bad never been able to obtain such as would enable us to see fully, clearly and distinctly. Mr. Herts Leja merely at our eyes, and in a moment handed as pairs which salted us exactly, giving us dearer tsioa than we had ever enjayed before, and with which we found we could nib a pen by candXigbt aa readily as we could by daylight tn our youth. This not only proves tbc great supe Unity of his glasses, but also bis grest skill as an optician. Signed LEWIS W.

CBAMBERLAYNE, M. D. Ricbaaond, Va HENRY RCFFN ER, President of Washington College, Lexington, Va September 1, 1846. We have procured from Mou. Leja Spectacles wbich he adapted to ou! eyes, and which we take tbls method of recommending tbase requiring a perfect adaptation for Imperfect vision He adapted his Spectacles at sight upon a single view of the pupiL Thee.

J. Roak, T. Pilabury, J. J. Crittenden, N.

F. Bagby, H. T. Foot, A- B. Longatreet, Geo.

C. Iorngoole, Cbaa, L. Livingston, Henry Bedinger, Washington. July IMA no. M.

BottsJ Ben. Fitzpatrick, J. G. Mason, C. Johnson, Wsddy Thompson, W.

L. Buarky, B. Dulany, H. Warrington. Ac Ac asr Tbe celebrated optician HERTZ LEJA has furnished Spectacles made of American Pebbles, adapted to tbevtsioa by a mere glance at the human eye, which have gives great satisfaction to tboae wbo have patronised him la this city.

Major Noland introduced Mr. Leja, at tbe levee, of the President and to tbe Vice President of the United States, who, after using bis glasses, have given him very flattering cert i urates tn their own handwriting. The Hon. Houston, ex-Prmideut of Texas, several members of the Senate aad Houae of Representatives, tbe Mayor of the City, Major Gen. Winfield Scott, Comme- esres of tbe U.

A 0avy, tbe Attorney General, the Postmaster General, aad many other gentlemen of distinction. bare given tbe most nattering testimonials of kis skill, and recommend Mr. Leja to the inhabitants of other cities which be may visit, as a gentleman of great practical and scientific attainments In his profession. ational Intelll gancer, Augustan, 1840. dl 6fJ SdptfdAW TYLER'S, No.

110 CANAL STREET. great variety of fine WATCHES, for ladies and gentle men WATCH CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS and CHATELAINES DIAMOND PINS, EAR-RINGS, FINGER RINGS, 8TDD8. Ac. CORAL, FINE PAINTING, MOSAIC, ENAMELED, OPAL, GARNET and other FINE SETS BRACELETS, GOLD THIM PLES, NCCK CHAINS and other articles of JEWELRY, in great variety i SILVER TEA SETS, Forks, Spoons, Ladles, Knives, Cups, Castors, Ac SILVER PLATED WARE, Castors, Cake Trays, Fruit is ties, oyster oisbes, sugar and Batter Stands. Ac Fspler Mscb snd Rosewood WORK AND DRESSING BOXES, and a great variety of fine Fancy Articles, for saie si reasonaoie prices.

SILVERWARE of every description made to order. Jewelry manufactured and repaired. Watches and Clocks of all descriptioaa carefully repaired. 110 CANAL STREET, one door from Royal, Stone Building Fl-Sdplm E. A TYLER.

PROFESSOR LEJA. OCULAR SCIENCE. Prof Leja, who has been In our city for some days, and wno is one oi tne most scientific occnlista now living. Is indeed' a public benefactor, as the following facta will show. Some six months ago our esteemed- fellow-citixen.

iuuduo, cauea. on j-roiessor xx-ja, with hia son. whose eyes were so debilitated aa to render him incapable of study. The Professor, after exatrmnirur hia eves. Dross.

area 10 cure mm in nail a mtnrte and he faithfully kept nis wora. inis was indeed a great triumoh of science. The remedy was simply the adjusting of one of Prolaasor Jeja's pebble or rack crystal glasses to hia eyes. Tbe young man baa since been able to pursue his studies, aad iu aouotieas bless tbe day be met with Prof. Leia.

This astoBuhing triumph of art was witnessed by seve ral oi our most distinguished citizens, among wbich -were W. 8. Fike, John Huguet, and W. Ward, e-sq. This fact speaks for itself, and commends Prof Leja aa one of the ablest and most scientific opticians bow living.

ra-atgdpltw Baton Rouge Gasette. June 18 HAIR DYES, Just received by the steamship Empire City, from Hew York, a fresh supply af the best brands of Hair Dyes, all for use and for sale at Rot-. line's Diamond Hair Cut-tiag and Bathing Saloon, -No. ta St. Charles street.

PRIVATE ROOMS FOR APPLYING THS DTK. Fs Sdntf SEMMONS lebrated Brazilian Pebble Hpeetaelea. est everybody is talkme. can still be procured No. as Camp street The favorable opinion Of wbich most at their office, of tbe press, the many eertirVatra which are daily handed to the proprietors, and liureat demand tells the valno of ints improvemer.i.

Again Mi-errs. B. A Co. would caution the public that they have no agent in this city, and that tbeir Spectacles can be obtained nnlv at their office. Nn aa Camp i lpdAWtf Notice Taby 'a Express.

The undersign have completed their arrangements for a permanent LEVEE EXPRES8, and have arranged with the Texas aad New York steamers and the Coast packets te meet tnem on arrival. Baggage, Freight, Parcels, Ac, will be checked and de livered in any part of the city, or to tbe Mobile Mail Boats, Jacasoa and Opelousas nail roads. All packages marked and consigned to our address, by the Coast packets, will meet witb prompt attention. FS Mptf 8. TOBY, A BRO.

LINEN SHIRTS. Just received at the LAE, EMBROIDERY and Gentlemen's Fuinrjln- Warehease, Corner of ROYAL and CANAL STREETS, (Old stand of P. A E. Rellly.) 80 dox. very superior ALL LIN EN 8 HIRT8, at 830 per doc 60 assorted SUPERFINE, in various Styles: Also A general stork of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

including TRAVELING AND SHOOTING SHIRTS, Merino, Cashmere, Bilk, Cotton, and Lisle Thread Cuier BUrt, Drawers, and Bocks. CRAVATS, OPERA TDSS, POCKET HDKFS, LtTVES, Ac, Ac F6 dpot Corner ROYAL and CANAL STS. MAPS I MAPS! A lot of the Cheapest and Beat MAPS ef the UNITED STATES, THE WORLD, TEXA8, Ac, Ave, are tor axle At Norntajs's, No. 14 Camp street, and at the St. Chartea- Bookstore, ander tbe Hotel The largest siae sniy FS ajpJtltW RIBBONS.

RIBBONaT 10 AW places BONNET RIBBONS, at half Brio t.nsn MOUSELINE DE LAINES, so Silk aad Worsted VALENCIAS. at trw era PLAID DC BAlGE, at half price. price. Oar entire stack ef SILKS te bs cleared i aaa great FRENCH MERINOS, all colors, at Tf tears aw Oar entire stack mast be dosed wtateaca. M.

K. BAGGERTY lga Importers of Foreign and Domestic Dr.a7. dM-dptrf Ins and EstT! H. P. BTJOKlaEXp-5.

I WjITCOMjIKMR, t'Kwa CatBaa Htreat, tuspectfuily invites, tbe attention af aew stock of SILVER and PLATED WARE FINE WATCHES tor Ladles, ef the araw Boost feitaroi worksrranihla. FINE WATCHES, for enstrmeu, ef rear. asjll' Tbe wbole ia IS carat gold eases. Tbe beat substantial SILVER HDNTDtfl Uvea. to any Watch for time.

ta A large assortment af CHAINS and STS ef Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Finger Rlart, Bracetera a. assortment ef Spectacles for every age, la wald, suZ, Steel fraaue, incladlng tbe finest FebbU Every article ia warranted the best, aad at lfeaaM than ordinary Is usually ottered, tat puactuallty and despatch tn the reparrfos ar a) i i ,..4 iii n. asa.mg uu i.ii.i otwim wiu ae atone a prices, auverware mate as oner. J. welry repaired.

DUjnwe-aaT F. A. ABHOT, Telegraphic the Independent Press throughout tbt DsH a i and Europe. Reliable Agents ta all parts af bath eeaatrw wishing despatches aeoter received treat this country er Earuee, can have the asms a.f?"' bv ail iliasalns ths uadexaieued. whs i bis peal tion tn tbe business luring EIGHT YEARS'- r'' as a pledge for the future.

Mercbaats hi a-ni srcuaais a aotlsra rs' Markets, as hj? oat reliaaurttaT vea all tA hasftZ? aame forwarded with the utmost aesa Tbe best et refarenca givi af America and Europe Letters and despatches should be adervaars W. A. UWI, WaOaraa. Mptf FINE LONDON OUNg- The undersigned, aole agents for C. t.

sUSTna, London, Merchant and Manufacturer ef baaJS, as obi -barreled GONS aad "0 WL1N rita. prepared to receive aad IU enters for one eraMnL-st length, style sr bore, made from lami-Bttrd sail dlL Daatascus, csipin, ane wire and real herm-asiiatBaT tears and spertsmsa to the fine assort mi wruui suvy are uispuseu xe sen under full HBATON OLIVIBt. Casnmissiea Merctuaa dl Sdpgm CVimalaiBiol CLOAKS ANJJ RUSSIAN FTJEa COME TO THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE CLOAK Where ladiea will be aore to find an uaiimrtad stack uiwvi ini.il ii.ni jmilim nf a rrearS gUBk CASES PARIS MA1E BONNrrti no rich Lace aad MusUn Sets; Mo arts RrsMtsa fwa wool plaid Shawlst a full assortment of rich Loceaaaia. sons; ladies' embruiderve Night and Miming Boasi, new style Robes de Chasabre i S00 rich embrotderea aW kerchiefs, a full assortment of Dress Goods Rick Fbsaa Bareges. Organdies and Ttssuesiji toll ssaortmsatsf Ink and Baby articles ladiea' embroidered Cuiia Sttra.

new style Corsets lsdies' rich Shell aabs, ravtk acd Fertemoniiaiea i aud as this is all Knows aiaj MEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FaCTalT and tbeonly ooe in taerttytbst keeps auuuUrrihesITsa OF CLOAKS, IN ALL STTLE8, for ladies, Brians WE WILL SELL 8O0TH ERN-MADI CLOlii ODE OWN MAN UFACTBRING, at half tat aa pri and will guarantee to sell them less thss Wf a price of those houses that go en North to buy asBMQat again. Merchants buying Cloaks, Bonnets, Silks, Erasraaaj any Fancy Goods, should call at 144 CANAL sTxSf D. Aero AH, nl 9dp tf I Canal are Oue Thonaand liellara Itrwari, STOP THE MURDERER EL1SHA W. CALLAWAY, who is charged waadbj my brother, LEWIS 8. LAIRD, this evening He, with a man by the name of A.

H. BAY LEY, sal Is thought equally guilty as sa accessory, hss fled; at) is supposed that tbej will hang around la the aetghlaraBi for some daya Calloway ia about twenty-Are yean si a about six fret ons inch in heigh i straight and of fljatrs sobs! appearance complexion aad hair Very Igati at eyes nos little Roman. He was shot the left at last night The ball took edsct Just abovs ths elbow. It forehead is very high; he is leit funded, his edacatk very good, his language excellent. He a gamMar profrasioa.

He will possibly go West. Bay ley is a saw man about twenty five years of sgei about five feat sat eight Inches in height, rather chunky, eyes Woe, Bars' auburn color i his face, with a slight glance, has thiHsaj ance of being spotted. I will psy One Tboasand Dollars for their apprsaaaaA or Five Hundred for either of them, so that they bs Mas la some safe jail in tbe State. W. LAtlA Geneva, January 4, IfWtT.

Jala Sofia CROCKERY AT. W1IOLESAL Mr SAM'jL MOOUE Se C0H 4S Camp street. We have now la stare aad are receiving direct frost Ur pool, a very large stock of all kinds of EARTHSHWiU, soluble for the country trade. In part WH1TB STONE CHINA. FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE BLFB-EDGED.

CREAM-COLORED and DIPT WitA COMMON PAINTED CUPS and BIVCISI CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS. CRATES OF ASSORTED PRESSED GLASS, TUM BLRRS aad GOBLETS. BOWLS. PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, at COMMON CASTOR FRAMES. CASTOR BOTTLES, MOLASSRS CAM.

BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POT, AH of which will be sold at New York prices, asd ax Ing guaranteed. Jiaa-Mes TO PLANTERS. Aad ethers now visluag the dty, woald sagsat ts advaatags af visiting the establishment ef Yj C. M. Slntpsaa sfc 1 Canal street.

'1 Their stock ef PLANTATION, HOUSEKEEPING, and FANCY DRY wOON, is being ofiered st VERY REDUCED I 8 for cash or approved dty blii.ii pkssi The aasertmrBt embraces Lowells. Kevoevv, Ussra Blankets, CetMnades, Stripes, Plaids, Prints, Irsai Saas, af every variety Trimmiags, Cisaks, Maatillas, Kiktsa Hosiery, SheetlBgB, Shzrangs, Linen Goods, Ate. sasMM tbe sorcaaoer te make bis entire kill of Dry GoedcSBS establishment. CM. SIMPSON A Jal4 adptf lia Canal sawt Reaaaved fraaa tm 17 iLayal Btr, A supply af CREMJ5 DM BOUZT CHAMP AS 51 narta aud pinta, constantly aa haad.

Which, is eqasl seat that coanea to this aaarket. Aiao, atber snaoaa at Strlor quaKty. SparkUug and Stall MadeUasa Sherry WttiBSi SEAN DIES Basarac, ef the vtatasts- 17BS, lTga, aad lane, and at her brands; WHJAKJY, aascriasions, Scotch, Irish. Rye, aad Boaraoai ALIwi PORTEJVta pinta and suarta. Alas, oa can A anna) BBMrtaneat ef ths bast Wlnea aad LJa-aarsr fa the aaarket, which wlU be sold aa as BeaseasSa- aw as Bay other bomae 111 the city.

JalO t7-dply Sa WELL T. TAYLOR. 77 IRISH LINEN8. TO TRADE Just received, per ship Moonlight, 11 CASES, CBntaininf DRILLS, DAMASKS, tUVI't, CNION8, Ac Alee, per W. S.

Lindsay 11 cases PRINTED LAWNS. RK0ATTAS. CHB DRILLS, and boxes CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS aud IUC ED HETTINGS. For tale by the case, by AM'L SCOTT. F-dpl 117 Cosaaaoa aaraSV FASHIONABLE OLOTHINCU F.

8trlnCer dc Can No. 3S CAMP bTIXST Superior eLOTH FROCK and DRESS COATS. RAGLANS aud OV ER8ACS. SILAS, VLLVET aad PLUSH AsTm Mew ratterns aad styles of Colored MUSLIN IHII Jail adptf mlmiAmfm Hot, ItIA The great success of this medicine hi curiiK DiarasS the Skia, such aa salt rheum, ring worm', 1K b. sraki I eczema, psorissis, ate.

Is without a parallel tn las asaaS tuedidne. Sanaa's Ssrmaperilla is reroTimrtKisd to ss to throw out tbe unhealthy humors from the by applying the Salt Rhenm Remedy extemaUy, may be placed upon a speedy and permanent cars, Prepared and asid by A. B. a D. SANDS, Draagw Fa toe street, New York.

4 also by SICKLES A Cbartres areet, J. ME, censer Canal asd Caieadetst J. WRIGHT A 11 Cbartrss atrsst, U. KENNEDY, Cbartres street, sad F. P.

DUCONGE, New Orleans. And hv Drngeistsgeaia-allr FVt IdiiatAltw DENTAL NOTICE. DR. GEO. W.

SMITH, DENTAL SfJEGBO. bjsv be nonoalted dairy, from A. tf a P. cb and natdeace corner of CaroBdelet and I layette (late Hrvia street. Bl 3H.

P. BUOJUiEY, A WatehanaJtsr, faaayt street, Eat aswr aa hand a aew assortment af fine WATCB" JEWELERY aad FOR SILVER vWaRsV auverware made to ardor. Fine Watches aad Jovjsbt paired. Jal i i.