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I I WWKknwmnun a aht.vi:. KENDALL CO." BY "nALL, A.M.BOLiooa 1 Ornoi Cm Bmir. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY. muni or Tjne TinnmB. Isaaertptionl received ft twelve asowths fc, 'J J'J Starry ana urccriy a wm oni in advance.

Single copies. cent. Advertisements not exceeding tea line, I. inverted for SI the first and to cents ajaent Insertion, Those of greater length charged la Advrtuenrnts Inserted en the second Pre charge intervals. Ui weekly, semi wacaly, tri weekry ae monthly, are charged 1 per Main for every Insertion.

A liberal discount will be suede to tboae who advertise by A vertisements not perilled to time will be published th uul rhamvd aecordtneivi bnt no adver tix menk or subscription will be. (topped until all arrearages are paid, at the option of the proprietor. Marriage and abitnary noticea are" charged SI per square. TUESDAY XUOKN1NQ, FEB. 8, 1853.

The obliging clerk of the Robert J. Ward baa oar thank for Louisville papers. BP" Both Boards of Council are to meet thU evening at the usual hour, 6 CP We are obliged to the clerk of the steamer Piota for favors. O. O.

F. A meeting of the R. W. Grand Lodge of LouUiana ia to be held at 7 o'clock thla evening COMTIHIHTAI. GVAMM.A regular meeting of this company ia rummonod on Important bnaineaa for 7, o'clock thU evening.

The Hob. W. W. BoyceJ, M. C.

from South r.miin. will nleaae accept oar thank for hU polite attenttona. rr Mr. J. 8.

Clooa, the clerk of the ateamer Lewis YVhitemaa, will lease accept oar thanks tot courtesies. Faox Ouachita Rrvax, The latest accounts from this river gives the water on Buflalo Shoals at four and a half feet Haapba i oa FBaOAar. J. C. Morgan, Exchange Place, has received this periodical, and sends us a copy.

Judging from a glance at it. It is a superior number in all respects. Th Rrvax. By various arrivals on Sunday and yesterday from the Red, Ouachita and Yazoo rivers, we learn that all those streams were low and falling. The ateamer Robert J.

Ward, CapL Miller, which arrived last evening from Louisville, having left that port on the 27th ult reports the Ohio river falling all the way down. Ice was removing and the weather was extremely cold. We have to thank Mr. J. Farrenberg, of the Campbell Minstrels, for a copy of the song, Blue Violets," as originally gang by Mm.

The senate Is by Mr. Minor. The piece is for sale at the ticket office, Armory Hall. See advertisement. Ep" We are indebted to the Hon.

J. P. Benjamin, TJ. S. Benator from this State, has our thanks for a copy of the report of the Select Committee of the Senate, on the sickness and mortality on board emigrant ships.

Miss Julia Dkam. We invite the attention ol oar readers to the sufficient denial which is given by Mr. Dean to the charges that have been made against this lady (now Mrs. Hayne.) with respect to her breaking her engagement, and treating her audience with disrespect at Galveston. gfB.

Norman, 14 Camp street, sends ns a copy of Harper for February, which he has received and has for sale. The periodical has never had a better sample of its excellence than this if we may Tenture to judge front a glance. Fox St. Masks. The steamship Gordon, CapL Ivy, will leave for St.

Marks, eta Fensacola and Apalar hirola, at 8 o'clock to morrow morning. We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday from Sr. John C. Gunn, of Louisville, the eminent physician and author of that popular work entitled, Gunn's Domestic Medicine," which hss probably had a greater circulation in this country than any treatise of the kind ever published. Dr.

Gonn intends remaining in this city for several months, and haa opened an office at No. 108 Com axon street eppoaite the St Charles Hotel, where he may be consulted professionally. The reputa tion which he has achieved for himself cannot bat ensure for him en extensive patronage, which we should be glad to see end in a wide and profitable permanent practice. f2p Gardner Smith, auctioneer, will at 11 o'clock to day offer for sale by catalogue, at the store, a large and beautiful variety of gold watches, chains, jewelry, diamonds, plate, bronze, china and glass ware, fancy goods, dee, dec See ad Yertisement f3gr Cariosity was never more greatly excited than it now ia with the hybrid on exhibition at the Masonic HalL We leasn that she is to be examined by scientific gentlemen, who will probably make a report on her case. JjF Mrs.

Briggs, Miss Morehouse and Gen. Giflord continue to hold their soirees and levees, nightly and daily at Vannuchi'a Museum of waxwork. No. 53 St Charles street They are worth looking at Cheap Fashionaxx.s Clothing Alfred Man roe dc Co 34, Magazine street, anxious to make room for their supply of spring clothing, which will be coming forward immediately, are now offering their present beautiful stock even cheaper than ever. With such an assortment as they "have, with the reputation they have established for never asking but once, and furnishing nothing out wnat tney Know to oe ail tnat tney predicate of It, no one can fail to be suited at their establlsh neat Their large supply of Vulcanized India Rubber goods is as well worthy of attention, too, as the rest of their Roods.

See advertisement Racx. A trotting match for $500 between the two celebrated trotting horses, Franklin Pierce and Black Thunder, is to come off on the Union Course, at 3 P. M. to day. It will try the mettle of the horses, for it is to be a three mile heat contest If the nare prove equal to their reputation, an ex citing race may be expected.

Safes. We invite attention to the advertise ment of Mr. Isaac Bridge, which win be found in another column, He (ires notice that he Is about to give np the agency for the celebrated Salaman tder safes, and that the balance on hand will be at reduced rates. He also eaUs on those In debted to pay up. See advertisement Tax Balloos Ascknsion of Sumdat.

M. Go dard, who ascended from the Place d'Armes at five minutes to three o'clock on Sunday, had an otaer splendid though brief trip. He reached the not very commonly ventured height of 7,500 feet, descended at Chef Mentens, In the neighborhood of a grove of Test cypress trees about a mile a half from the road. He was accompanied young gentleman of this city, M. Charles and the descent was safely accomplished.

thoae amone whom thev felL horn they feu. Another excellent pro Armory Hall, wa John Smith waawefl reed Important accession ts this taimTTi The Italian Opera Seen BurtosqUe gives mw nappiaat hits me season. nuicneii, Aomaey, rarrenberg and Peel are great ia this affair. Both toe Ramsey, Mitchell end the reat csntinne their amusing performances, and the solo lnstrumentsiiita and rocaIista, wuh Farrenberg in new songs, are au in tarn dul tdi Arrangements nave oeen maae we are glad to learn, by the spirited proprietor of the Areade Hotel, R. S.

Morse, Esq, to supply his patrons with the latest shipping end ssoe. mteulgence. Hie buHstin awards, we wui aiwaya foond perfectly reliable. Thj'y ere entmsted to experienced and energetic ZiM VJS. K'cTbe teem PafjAnl Tk' C'pt will leave for 8 an Juan del Norte o.

Thursday, the insL, taking passeaors above. Ajrent. Tern! pleton, 73 Camp street iT V. of us last SPEClAXXt pggFATCHKP TO TH8 PICAIOKB. T.

A. AbboC Reporter. 66 Wall street, Hew Xork. i i i CenerreealeneJ. rs the Morse Soatbera (Jns.1 Washikotom, Ftb.

3. The Senate has not been In session to day. In the, Honm several bills were passed. TheLsueKr.Meliaa). SeSor Don.

Felipe Mallna, the Minister from Costa Rica, Guatemala, and San Salvador, to our Government who died vestefdsy. was the oldest member of the diplomatic corps in this dry. He was buried to day. The French Spoliation BUI. The Evening Star, of this city, in its issue of to dav.

aeml offlciallv reiterates the statement that the President will veto the French Spoliation bill. The State rxielatnre. CBt the National Llne.J Baton Rotjom, Feb. 5. In the Senate to day the Penitentiary bill was reconsidered, and the sixteenth section was struck out On motion of Mr.

Ryan, an amendment providing for the appoint ment'of three Chaplains Instead of one, was mada In the House the consideration of the Usury bill was postponed until Monday next The revised statute, providing for the registry of births and deaths, was postponed. IrfU se Fire In VlcxsBFao, Feb. 5. A fire broke out this morn ing at 3 o'clock, on Washington street, in this city, destroying the Parana Saloon, Dillyhunty's gun shop, Bloomis clothing store, llelmer's clothing tore, and Maddy's dentistry rooms, with a large portion of their contents, and damaged Genalla's saloon, Winston's clothing store, and several other buildings in the neighborhood. There wss no insurance on the property The amount oi the losses is not yet ascertained.

River Intelligence. Mr. Mr his, Feb, 5. The steamer Frank Pierce passed here last evening, bound for New Orleans. VicKsfcao.

JV. 5, 6 t. m. No steamers have passed here to day bound for New Orleans. Vicksbcbo, The steamers Nashville and Hungarian passed here yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and the New Lucy this morning at 5 o'clock, all bound for New Orleans.

Police. Our police are assuredly not so vigilant as they ought to be, even though we do not admit worse suggestions about some of them. Bobberies have lately been committed under such circumstances as render it quite mysterious how they could have escaped prevention, had the roost ordinary attention been pnid to their duties by those who are paid to guard our property and the perpetrators have escaped detection, when it would seem that it would need no very extraordi nary amount of acumen and perseverance to ferret them out On Saturday night for instance, the house of Mr. Bachino. in Jackson street First District near the corner of Claiborne street, was en tered about 8 o'clock drawers, press, boxes, dec, were broken open and plundered, while the inmates were supping; in the kitchen, neighbors hsd not yet retired, and the police ought to have been on the watch.

Vet the robbery was accomplished without interruption. A short time ago, the resi dence of Mr. Crosart, over his shop, at the corner of Marais and Jackson streets, that is closely in the same neighborhood as that of Mr. Bachino, just alluded to, was entered during the night and robbed of some $300, and, to this dsy no sign of a detection of the thieves hss been given. Similar eases are of constant occurrence throughout the city.

Yet in nearly all cases there appears to be such marks of suspicion at would, in the poaes sion of shrewd and active officers, lead almost cer tainly to the apprehension of the actual offenders. This is the case, we are Informed, with respect to the one committed on Saturday night, and to which we have alluded. We hope that, if this is correct the offenders will not be suffered to escape. 5t. Ciiables Tkbatxx.

To uight "Jocko' will be repeated, with Gabriel Ravel at Jocko, and Mazulin will also be again performed. In addition to these two attractive pieces the new ballet advertisement "La Recreation will be given, with Celestine Francs: and all the ballet troupe. To morrow evening Celestine and Frances will take their joint benefit, in a variety of performances. This is the last week of the Ravels, Miss Julia Dean commencing an engagement at this theatre next Monday evening. Pclicah Thxatbk.

There will be four attract ive pieces, introducing ail the excellent company of the Pelican, this evening. Lend me Five Shillings," en amusing farce, in which Mr. Holland and Mrs. Coleman Pope will have part, will Introduce the evening's entertainments. "Perfection" will follow.

This elegant and fa vorite comedy will be ably sustained, Mr. and Mrs C. Barton Hill being the Charley and Kate, and Mr. C. Hill, Sir Laurence.

"Polka Mania," with all the Hills, will be re peated, with Mrs. HUl's songs and dances, as be fore. This is one of the most attractive nieces oi the season. Out for a Holiday" terminates the programme. in this Mr.

Holland has one of his best and most laughter moving characters. Tuxatbs Obxzans. To night the granj opera of Spontini, La Veatala," will be given, with Laget Planterre in the leading role. On Thurrday evening Mods. Beckers, the excel lent tecondo besto of the troupe, takes his benefit.

wiui a great bill. The Caid," and Lea Noas de Jeannette" will be the operas, and the whole strength of the company will appear in a musical interlude. Ma. Placidk's BxuzriT. To morrow evening Mr.

Placide will offer a most varied and attractive bill for his benefit, Mr. Bourcicault and Miss Agnes Robertson having proffered him their valuable aid on the occasion. Mr. Bourcicault will play Teddy the Tiler," and the first act of Used Up," in which he has never been equaled on our stage, and Miss Robert son, the "Fairy Star," for the first time here. This is one of her most famous parts, and she plays five characters In it.

She also plays in The Swiss Cottage," with Mr. Placide Isish Linb xs, Swiss Dav Goods, Ate The to the sale of Irish attention of dealers is called linens, Swiss dry goods, dtc, dsy, Cth lost, at 10 o'clock. to take place this at IL Peychaud Sc. Co. auction room.

No. 28 Old Levee, between Bienville and Custom House streets. Terms liberal at sale. We Should Think Bo. Too! In his last theatrical letter to the Spirit of the Times, from Boston, our friend Acorn," alluding to the en gagement of the Italian opera company at the new theatre there, says, "I contend that the Intro.

duotioa of either English or Italian opera into a theatre, on top of a large dramatic company, can not, In the end, be advantageous in a pecuniary or any otner point of view." Decidedly not I Fo Kay Wast, via Pobts in Floaida. The 8. mail steamer Jasper will leave the Lake end the Pontchartraln railroad on Saturday next, the 10th Inst, on the arrival of the 9 A. M. cars, for Key West, via PensacoU and other porta in Flori da.

Agent, W. C. Templeton, 75 Camp street. EyCathoUc Church difficulties in the United States are getting frequent In Chicago four of the clergy at the Catholic College have been removed. The congregation' of the church of the Holy Home In that city have held a meeting, and protested against the removal of their clergyman, wnom tney express the highest confidence.

uey nave appointed a committee to appeal to on uej subject, lyThe Brat locomotive ever seen In the United State. Is said to have been purchased In Liverpool, Ketchwn Grosvenor, of six thousand dollars, and used by ten patterD 8he rf'''" Eft. driver. Included, which bear but little resemblance to the.present rnovewheeU. She was regardj 7 "go, sow ia style sad ad in 1828 was need on the PaterS City Railroad.

Recently she was sold to the Car. roll Branch Railroad of Ohio. weCar. John Wilson. aa eminent Baltimore, died on th 89 th ia the 76th n.

i i uawSw. aa au Deen a rtwng eider of the Second Presbyterian Church la that eitr for the twenty three years was a member of the Board or choot Commissioners, and one of the I originators ox the Baltimore association for "the improvenjept of the) rooditioa of the poor. a lor, Vs. "II Iroulslana Lefslatore. Our Baton Rouge correspondent haa already given a report of the proceedings of the Legislature on the 1st Inst hut we find In the Baton Rouge Advocate's report some matters of Interest which he had omitted.

We therefore give place to them here. Baton Rouok, Thubsdat, Fibbuabt 1. Senate. Mr. Moore introduced a bill to incorporate the Southern Mutual Insurance Company.

Referred to the Committee on Banks and Bank ine. The bill to Incorporate the Attakapas College was passed also, the bill to incorporate the Association of Colored Veterans of 1814 '15. Mr. Evans In trod need a bill to incorporate Homer College in Claiborne Parish. Referred to the Committee on Education.

Mr. Boats er presented a bill to provide the manner of giving State aid to Railroad and Plankroad Companies. Passed. Mr. Boatner also presented a bill for the appro prlatlen of lands to railroads and other works of publio utility.

Passed. Mr. Boatner also presepted a bill to provide for the subscription by parishes and municipal cor porations, of this State, to stock of corporations undertaking internal improvement and for the payment and disposal of the said stock. Passed. House.

Mr. Campbell presented the annual report of the Great Northern Railroad Compaay. Referred to a Special Committee. Mr. Campbell, from the Committee on Internal Improvements, reported favorably on the bills to incorporate the Missinsippi and Lafourche and the Baton Rouge and (iroeae Tcte Kailroad companies.

Mr. David ion. Chairman of the Committee to which the veib messages of the Governor were referred, reported that as these messages wore not sent in entil Thursday of the session, th'f bills vetoed became laws. Fbidat, Fxbbcabt 2. Senate.

The report of the Attorney Genera was presented, and 500 copies were ordered to be printed. Mr. Hfibert, from the Committee on Internal Improvements, reported favorably on the bill to grant further time to actual settlers on State lands. Mr. Kenner presented a memorial for citizens of St Charles parish praying for a preemption law.

Referred. The bill to promote female education in Mlnden College, was passed. The bill to provide for the administration of the Penitentiary, passed, with amendments, to its second reading. 1 i The Senate then adjourned till Monday the 5th. Home.

Mr. Davidson, of Livingston parish, wss appointed Speaker pro um in the absence of the Speaker. Mr. Bertrand introduced a bill relative to the fmprovement of the navigation of Bayou Vermillion. Referred to the Internal Improvement Com mitten.

A bill for the relief of certain holders of land warrants or certificates, was passed. Mr. Nixon introduced a bill relative to the charter of the city of New Orleans. The report of the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad Company was referred. The Speaker announced the resignation of Mr.

Decuir, Representative from St. Martin's parish. The House then adjourned till Monday the 5tb. lygr" The Democrats are in for a free fight at the New Hampshire election and the outside speakers that will stump the State, are Gen Cass, Gen. Lane, and Mr.

Latham, M. C. The Know Nothings have engaged a strong team of native speakers to follow them up. There will be music among the Granite Hills before March. Know Notkingi in Aino Hampshire, At the lati Know Nothing State Convention in Manchester, New Ilsinptliire, eight hundred delegates assem bled from all the towns but twenty five in the LState.

All the large places are said to be in the bonds of this mysterious order now. In Dover they are reported to number 1,000 members, nod in Manchester 1,400. which Is within two hundred. we believe, of the largest vote ever cast 0 lztf The President has removed John Esaias Warren, the United States District Attorney of the Territory of Minnesota, for commencing a suit in the name of the United against the Minne ota and Northern Railroad Company without notice to his superiors at Washington. It is suspected that the suit was commenced by collusion with the company, with the intention of allowing the United States to be defeated, and extinguish a lien of the United States upon some of the lends claimed or needed by the company.

A number of convict Belgians, sent to this country by their own Government were in prison in New York, at last accounts, having been ar rested immediately upon their arrival. They had petitioned the authorities to be released. 7" Sutter's Mill, in California the memorable place where the first gold was discovered has been converted into a Chinese boarding bouse. UsT" Two thirds of the winter months have passed, and yet the navigation of the great lakes is unimpeded. I XW The American Celt learns from Rome that the Rev.

D. W. Bacon, of Brooklyn, New York has been appointed Catholic Bishop of Portland, Maine. Utf Two of the tire companies in Spring6eld, has disbnnded, because the city government baa determined to close the liquor shops. There were only K7 deaths in Baltimore during the week ending on the S9th nil.

The Patriot says tost city is enjoying a remarkable ex emption from disc tie. TEAMBOAT DEPARTURES. tot Mobile The California, CapL Frost, on the arrival st tbe Lske of the 4 P. M. fontchartraiD cars.

Agent, K. Geddes, 10 Bank Place. For Ocean Springs The Create, Capr. Post, on tbe ar rival at tbe lake of the 4 P. Fontcharirain cere.

Agent, R. Gedtes, lo Bank Place For Pointe a la Harde Tbe Anns, CspL Hoff man, at 1U A U. Agent, N. Barrels, 74 Old Levee. For Lafourche The Fanny Sparbawk, CapL Trrrrbone, at A.

M. Acenta. Cooerv A Wllsin. 6 Front Levee. For ksbur Tbe Msgoolta.

Capt Themaaaon, ats P. M. Agent, T. Smith, 11 Canal street. For Alexandria Tbe Rapides, Capt.

Dowty, at 6 P. M. Agents. Eaton A Henderson, IK New Levee. For Ylckaburg The D.

Capt Holmea, at P. M. Agents. Carrol Prltcbard A Co 63 Carondolet street. For Camden Tbe Looisa, Capt.

Wcrien, at A P. ol. C. L. Widen, 14 Canal street, and Lewis Snapp, 37 Front Kreet For Little Rock Tbe Lucy Rebinsan, Capt.

Malboo, st M. Agent, Lewis Snapo, 37 Front str rr. For Nashville The New Vork, Capt Gill more, at P. Asents, Jobn E. Hyde A 4 oydraa street.

For at. Louis Tbe Edlnburg, Capt Bowman, at P. M. Agents, John E. Hye 4 Poydras street, and Rogers, McGuire A 91 Poydras street For Montgomery The Post Boy, Cant Bnardman, at P.M.

Aeeota, Jobn E. Hyde A Co 4 Povdraa street For Cincinnati The Glendale. Cant Ford, at a P. Agents, B. B.

Bell A 1 i Poydras a tree and Rogers, urgvirc 1.0., rovarai nrrrt For Grenada Tbe Planter, Cant J. D. Pbelfe, at P. M. Agents.

Jobn E. Hyde Poydras street, and Cooery A Wilson. 4 Front Ltvee. For Sbreveport Tbe James Trsboe, Cspt Wilson, st P. M.

Agent. Speake A McCreary, 3 Tcboupitoulas trer, ana joaa tiyae as royaras street For Lett ore Tbe Isabella, Cant E. Phelps, at 6 P. M. Agents, John E.

Hyde A 4 Poydras street, and T. B. Smith, 10 Canal street For Lonlsville Tbe Lexington, Capt Mather, at 6 P. Asents. Bell.

Bucbanan A Co Maeazine street. For Lonisrille Tbe Hifbflyer, Capt. Wriebt, at 8 P. M. Agent.

Bell, Bacbaoan A Maeazine street For Louisville Tbe R. Wsrd, Capt Miller, at P. M. Agent, Samuel Ewine, 8A Gravlrr street For St. Louis Tbe Mlcbiean, Capt Sheble, at 4 P.

M. Aeeota. George Shaw A S4 Poydras street, and White A Douglas, '3 Front street. For Sbreveport Tbe B. E.

Clark, CspL Lewlck, at P. M. Agent, T. B. Smith, 16 Canal street.

For Camden Tbe Sarah, Capt Briggs at ft P. M. Agents, Carroll, Pritchard A 63 Carondelet street. HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. ST.

CHARLES HOTEL Pratt Job a Browne, Tenn Wlnster. SB Holcarabe. Daa Williams, Miss: Thoa Oliver and lade, Mrs Tbos Brown, "'let Green and family, Tesasj Miss Holcombe, Mrs. Holcomhe, Miss June, Rolcombe, Texas Reane, Miss K.ane, av: Ban doiph. Miss Dr Rodenhsmmer.

If Charles Johnson, Sr S'S'il i ihares Sttbbins: Fr)ff'i RG Darden.La: Mitchell, RaawiLVa: Tbos Cocke, w'arton, Kyj WH Johnson. HH Miller, McConnell, Mss: Dr Spindle and lady. Ark Thoa Meliab, On Tnrs Barret, ranee, Thornton Meriwether 11 Meriwether. suanin, a iraoue, itr cummins, art Cones and family Cin Barnes, Mo; 6 Tick, ansa; josepn leow jr, cin: Howard, Tenn. ST.

LOUis HOTEL. Jobnson, 8 Marvin, Misas Livery, Coehron. Quitman. Mrs Clair borne, Mass: 1 Siilaby.Wm A Le Baron, Miaa MA Bobb, Hals, Als Pargand, Fsrgaod. Mat thewa, Mrs Wna Tavlar, Alexander, Farrow ly, Alexander, Coffee, Bayne.

Stacy, A Barrow, Fort, Mrs Bowman, La Sbermoa, Irictcfa, Olrick.Dr Covington. Col Deaa, Dan Hugor. Pa; Blve. Msxam. Md Starke.

8 Win ft Fla; Mrs Jss rwin, Mist Rany, Term Jacob Jobn sou. III. VERANDAH HOTEL 3. W. Smith.

Duncan, Mobile; A Clement, Clement. Goo Shsrrard, Cbss Brlega, A HowelL Ala; Cnrtla, Ga; Philips, Holllagswoith, Daunin, La, Lewis and lady, Eeonard, Dr Carter, NO; Rnbb. Os tron. Cones, Ark: Hadnau, Issi Geognegan. ay.

C1T HA Zoll, Wells, A Gates, Trurano, Geo Whitman, Nelson, La; Ines, Parker. MeNab, A Me Pearson, A Limpsou Carum iriver Wiggins, a we. is, xexaa; ij a reuowa. Aooen Past, ItOr a Harudoa. Josen KU a tleradon, Josepn tiart, ayt Brlegs, A Springer.

A Coce.ll, Jnd; Bakes. Pa; H. Trsaham, Osyka; 1 Taylor, Ml as oooaen, an; wewe awa. a af w. ra BBItavXar at AS e.sa ww Roire, Arnold, Reeves, Tsrlbroaga, Maine, A nwir.L..,.uis Wallace, nioca, a joi naoo, i nerett, Burr, aaiy, a LHawvy, Ark; A Wolf, Kersoa orris, Raich "frns, LjW SUnll, Green.

OiL Burr, nmn7w uoio, rowirr, siiaa; wfc. 57T gn. SB Coleman, Ala i wicta aa, J. ItTJatSSl) Jsatrscaived st HDAni WiB. AdjnlngtbsrostoaieA 1 fji anM DEATHS.

On Monday, the Mb. lnrt at itH o'clock, Mrs. ANNA OROE. formerly ol BaWwm eeuaty, Ala. Her funeral wilt take Place atl dock This Afternoon, from Ho.

tot Camp street tprt her distant friends and relation! take comfort in the thought that she died a Christian. sW Mobile Tribune nleaoyopr. A Card. Mrs. CECELIA DAHM returns BSV sincere and heartfelt thanks to the different Orders, BocletUa, Friends and Citizens that sympathised in her affliction sad bereave ment in the loea of her husband, asd accompanied els re mains to their final resting place on Sanday evening latt F6 Sdplt fCOBrMTlUCATKD.1 Mlsa Julia Pass at Ualreaten.

BT. CHARLES HOTEL, Feb. S.18iM Eds. Pit It is reslly extraordinary that a kodoI the preta shoald be so rrsdy to pabiiih tcsndaloui charges upon mere en parte evtdenro. The alveton Times accuses my daughter.

Julia Iean. (Mr. Hyne of a breach of contract," and alao of loiulting her audience. Vere it worth the space it would occupy in yoar columns, I would willing publish tbe entue proceeding raj but I cannot conceive that tbe public have the least Inter r.t in the matter. Nor would I trouble you with thli i denial, only that to let it paae would stem like It ledeing the trutb of the charge! which have already been republished in aome of the city papers.

The ollowing receipt from Mr. Sherlock, the manager of the Galveston theatre, show that he was aatiined at tbe time, whatever bis afterthought may bare been. COP Y. "Received, ealvraton, of Edwiu Dean. which is in full of all demands, engagementa or of any including the engapemnt of mie Julia Dean, which I hereby relinquish.

T. I hae left the amount blank, that is a matter entirely between Mr. Sber oca and myself. As for the other charge of lciulting her audience. It ell known that the cu.tom of raliine attiita before tbe curtain bai been so mocb abased, of late, (any pip alar performer can place half a dnzen free admissions la difler.

ent part! of the theatre, and insure a much louder and more persistent call than the star of the. evening.) that it has almost ceased to be a compliment. JnllaDean "ever failed respond to a call wben It waasofficientl marked to ave her from the charge of aasumine a rorrp.irnen'. Fb sop EDWIN DEAN. Ir.

nicLane'i Liver Fills In New York. Tne fame of this invaluable medicine haa extended with surprising rapidity, only to be accounted for on the ground of Its great merit One trial a one is sufficient to establish Us title as the only specific for Liver complaint The following, from a New York druggist, gives evidence of the high estimation In which these Pllla are held In that section of country Dr. McLane Dear Sir: I have soi all your Liver Pills, and am anxious to have another lot imme lmtely. Th ae Villa seem to take most wonderfu.ly. 1 could have sold a much larf quantity if 1 bad been provided wilh them Tbe Inhabitants are sending to Rochester tor I hem.

but whether there are any there or not, I do not know. Vlaase send me another lurply immediately. SHORT, Druggist. Hemlock Lane, Livingston W. Y.

UW Tor sale by SCOVIL A MEAD, 111 Charrres street N. eeneral Wholesale Agents for the Southern States, I to whom all orders, must he addressed. Atsojhy all respectable drug storBrhe city, sdptstauw CALL AND EXAMINE OCB ASSOBTMENT Of Well Made Clothlnc, at ow Prices Jn order to reduce their stork as much aa possible before tbe close of tbe season, and to make room for tbrlr usual supply of SPR1NQ AND SUMMER GOODS, ALFltED UN ROE No. 34 Magazine street, Arc now oSering their IMMENSE STOCK. OF WINTER L'O THING AT GREATLY REDUCED VKICKS.

Every article has been marked down to tbe very lowest possible price, In order to insure a rapid sale and persons who wish to supply themselves with well made articles cannot do better than to avail themselves of this present opportunity. The stock embraces a very fall assortment of OVERCOATS, of every description. DRESS AND FROCK. COATS, all kinds. BUSINESS COATS, of every description.

PANTALOONS, Immense assortment. EST8. a magnificent variety. UNDER GARMENTS, of every dtseription. LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, fifty sizes.

TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ac. S1LB. AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. BOYS' CLOTHING. The hugett assortment of WELL MADE BOYS' CLOTHING in New Orleans," embracing very superior sty lea and all descriptions of OVERCOATS, rROCKS, BUSINESS COATS, JACR.ET8, PANTALOONS.

VESTS. UNDER GARMENTS, Ac Ac Also 810,000 Warth of Inula Robber Goods, of every description, embracing tbe largest aaacrtment of those Goods ever ofiered in the South, wholesale and retail. NO DEVIATION FROM MARRED PRICE. gaV Salesmen speak the French language. ALFRED MONROE 34 Magazine street, F6 dpTuThSat corner of Grsvler.

The National Disease of America! DYSPKl'SIAl Indigestion, ar Dysnepsls, in some form, la undoubtedly tbe national diaease of America, and the parent, directly or lndirectlv. of all the sickness common to this climate. Its causes are almost as numerous as Its eft ecu. Climate, imnrndrnce in diet, excessive application to business, im moderate use of tobacco, ant of eaercise and over action of the mind, are among Its chief sources Tbe Immediate effects of Indigestion are IMPURE BLOOD! caused bv tbe acrid bumors carried into tbe veins from fermented and half digested food. LIVER COMPLAINT! caused bj tbe excessive load thrown upon tbe liver in its office of purifying and tlttins tbe blood lor tne uses oi s.

SCROFULAI caused bvthe Improper and deficient nourishment afford ed to tbe f'anda. giving liae to tuburclea in the lungs. swelled and soie tbroat, swelled Joints, Theae first effects of Indif estion, giving rise, in their tnrn. to the moat serious and often fatal diseases, are de veloped by a train of syuip'oms which msy be easily recognised, and cured by prompt recourse to DR. McCLlNTOCK'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXCR, assisted in its action by MaCLlSTOCR'S ASTI BILIOUi "ILLS, in case of costiveness or deficient action of the liver.

These great medicines afford tbe most prompt ana cer tain relief to the following sy mptoms, iz Headache, Giddiness, N.tvnnmMl. I.OW BDtrltS. uimnraaoi laiuo, i w.h. before the Eves. Itching of the Kostrils, Dullness of Hearing, and Ring'ng or Drumming In tbe Ears.

Tightness Weight about tbe Cheat, Bad Taste in tbe Mouth, Difficulty In breathing. Sense of Suflaration in lying down or in ascending stairs, Palpitation or uneasy lernu. irregular or Deficient Appe'lte, S.n.. of Sinkioe at the Heart. Sinking at tbe Stomach.

Acidity, Fain or Fullnrsi in tbe Abdomen, Ueartborn, Coatlvenraas. Ac, Ac Some of these symptoms alwsya appear In Dyspepsia Tbey are often mistaken for and treated as other diseases. Their main seat and source, bowtver, la the Stomach, and a deranged condition of the digestive functions. To meet and overcome these ay mptoms raun uu perfect health and vigor to tbe system, a safe and certain remedy, combining all the most ingredients afforded by tbe Vegetable Kingdom, la DR. MrCLISTOCH'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXER.

Its dslly would be a blessing ts tnousauos wuo suffer from the bane of weakness, and hundreds of teeti moniala srs in the bsnds of Prof McClintock showing the most surprising cures that bare occurred from the use of this medicine during the course of the extensive prac tlceof thlsemloent physician during the last thirty years. Price of the Ellxer, Si per bottle; of tbe Pills, sa rents per box. Per sale by J. WRIGHT A I Chartres street A. CUSQMAN A CO sole proprietors.

Fo adplt 1S9 1 niton street. T. Kprlng Neveltiea. RLACB. AND WHITE EMBROIDERED TAFFETA MANTILLAS." WHITE EMBROID'D ISDIA CREFE MANTILLAS.

BLACK. APFLIO.CE AMD AFFUO.UE AND TAFFETA MANTILLAS. EMBROIDERED FLOUNCED CREPE ROBES, in great variety. TOILE D'ASIE EMBROIDERED FLO ONCE ROBES. TOILE CAMBRIA, RIVIERE AND PRINTED ROBES.

TIS1UE AND BAREGE FLOUNCED ROBES. LACE SETS, OF GUIPURE, HONITON AND VALENCIENNES. SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS, In great variety. All the above NEVy AND GREAT NOVELTIES WIU be offered on MONDAY, At Very Iiow lPlcee Also, tbe following GREAT BARGAINS. LARGE AND ELEGANT COL'D CREPE SHAWLS, from Fifteen Dollars.

LARGE AND VERT RICH WHITE EMBROIDERED SHAWLS, tram Twenty Five Dolhva, SILK MANTILLAS, from Six Dollars. CLOTH GARMENTS, la variety, from Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. THREE HUNDRED NEW AND VERT ELEGANT PARASOLS, at Two Dollars and Seventy Fve Cents. P. A E.

RE1LLT. tdp7t corner Royal and Canal stree. Law Baoka HOWARD'S V. M. SUPREME COURT REPORTS, Vol rail IA ENGLISH LAW AND EQ0ITT REPORTS, vol.

14. ROBINSON'S PRACTICE in oarts of Justice In Enr land and the United States, vol. 1. MARCADE PRESCRIPTIONS, I vol Svo. Paris, Urge sasui Imii nt sf Text books, at aT.

B. STEEL'S. JTala adp Nq 90 Casnp street. XCHANGE Chaeka amd Drafts on Nashville, Tana AsB MsaTavS NT a taiv iusai 'ss. ivr WmW ITV MACaw01.

ALLOW AY A CO eS Aaj fjlk Uraskttfts; of "i have Hare yoa the Dyapepala ir IO, til TBS PRESCRIPTION OF PROF. McCLINTOCK, M. Founder of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. This Priscriptlon he has used in bis private practice for the past THIRTY TEARS, and, as be remarks, It hss NEVES FAILED. Sold by J.

WRIGHT A F6 tdplt? No. 161 Chartres street. St. TalentTne's Day! Just received, a large and well selected assortment or SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALENTINES, of the most beautiful and unique styles ever imported. Also LACE AND EMBOSSED ENVELOPES to match.

For ssls, at Northern prices, by J. B. STEEL, i Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer, T4 SdpetAltW 60 Camp street New Bosks New Books For sole by I TIIOS. L. WHITE, No.

106 Csnal street. BRITISH POETS Hood snd Collins. CAPT. CANOT'S TWENTY YEARS IN AN AFRICAN SLAVER. LIFE OF P.

T. BARNUM. 1 NOTTE'S FIFTY YEARS' REMINISCENCE IN BOTH HEMISPHERES. F4 Sdpit Joy tm the World. Perry Davis's Pain Killer, for tbe entire eradication of all Pain external and Internal remedy.

No family should be without it Oue twenty five cent bottle will do more to convince yon of Its efficacy, than ail the advertisements in tbe world. It Is what Its name denotes a Faio Killer. gaP For sale, wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT A F4 dp6t 161 Chartres street Lyon's M.athniron. The most delightful Toilet Article snd effective remedy for DendrotT, Nervous Headache, losi or change of color of hair in tbe world.

It requires but one trial to satis alL Sold by the trade generally throughout North aad Sooth America, Europe, and tbe Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles, for twenty fire cents. THOMAS LYON, H.l Broadway, New York. Sold at manufacture ra pricis by J. WRIGHT A F4 161 Chat tree street (Jarpetlnsr at Med need Prices. We are ottering at much reduced prices our large stock of English and American CARPET1M, which comprises Wilton, Medallions, Velvet and Kroasela Tapeitry B'us sela.

Three Plys, Ingrains, Venltlana, Dutch, Ac. also. Table and Piano Covers, Window Shades, Hair Cloth, brair Rod. Drugget and Linen Crumb Cloths, Matting, Floor Oil Cloth, of all widths and qualities, Ac A. BKOUSSEAU Ac ft Sdptlt No.

83 Chartn a street I II A LA TION! AS A Remedial A cent and Application FOR DISEASED THROAT AND LI NGS, Ac. Tbroat snd Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, Ac. Treated and cured by the INHALATION of WARM ALTER iTIVE, BALSAMIC and OXYGENATED VAPORS, POWDERS. GACES, Ac. by THOMAS GREENHOUH, M.

Permanent and resident Physician of New Orleans Pot the above speclall'iea OFFICE 11 Dauphine street, one door from Canal street, in tbe rear of Christ Church. Residence, 105 Love street F4 JrSuTuTb tf Penal Pen! DOLBEAR'S Fine Commercial Steel FENS. Extra Fine Do. do. do.

Ladles' Superfine do. do. Large assortment Just received. Prices 1 gross, $1 60; 4 (roes, S6 60; 100 gross, S75. Merchants, Teachers, Ac will find them a superior article.

N. All who have given orders will please call for them from Itto 4 o'clock. F4 Sdpst BCFt'S DO IB EAR, 106 Canal at. Oilman' Hair Dye Has made its appearance in our city, very much to tbe gratification of our young beaux who wear red mustaches. Gentlemen are now seen going Into our balr dreaaing saloons, with balr, whiskers, mustaches, eyebrows, of all imaginable colors, and in fire minutes they will appear on the street, having tbtm entirely changed and decidedly Improved by a lustrous black, obtained by using Gilman's Dye.

gaFFor sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT A F4 sdpftt 161 Chartres street Winer's) Canadian VerniifuAe. The best remedy erer yet discovered for all kinds Worms. It not only destroys Worms end Invigorates the whole system, but It dissolves sod carries off the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent In tbe stomach and bowels of children, more especially of tboae in bad health. The mucus forms the bed or nest in which worms produce their young, and, by removing it, it is impossible for worms to remain in tbe body.

It ia barmleaa in tta efferta upon the system, and the health of tbe patient is also in proved by its use. even wben no worms are aia covered; the medicine b'lng palatable.no child will re fuse to take it, not even tbe moat delicate. Bkar Prepared by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Cbem ist, Hamilton, Canada Weat Sold wholesale and retail, at manufacturer's prices, by J. WRIGHT A F4 Sdpttt )S1 Chartres street To A One assortment or PLANTATION DRY GOODS, comprising Osnabnrgs, Ker seys, Lloseyr, Blankets, Cottonsdes, Denims, Ac Ac with a superior stock of FAMILY AND FANCY GOODS, can be found st SIMPSON'S, 116 Canal street l9Tcrma, rash or approved city acceptance. Ja20 idpt Urane and XHeepnlinz Trees for Hnle.S 1 from Jamaica Se, 1.0 from Sirily Seed Cuba Seed from Creole Seed u.ooo Mespuliax ar Japan Plum Trees The above are from two to tire years old.

Also, Citron and Lemon Trees, and a variety of otber plants. Orders left at wo Camp street JsSO idptf R. F. NICHOLS. For Bale! Sale! Having leased the BELLVILLE IRON WORKS In Algiers, 1 oner for sale, on long credit, ai.

tbe Tools Steam Engine, Cupola, Flasks, Ac, In comp etc order, as they now stand in JULIA STREET FOUN DRY. Alao. tbe LEASE of tbe Fo ndry. SSV For further Information, apply to bis Adptf F. W.

C. COOK, on the premises. Selling Otfat Coat! RICH CLOAKS, TALMAS and MANTILLAS, in Cflotb, Velvet, Satin and Silk, at D. P. SC AN LAN A i Jal9 sJptf No, and 14 Chartres street Boota.

Rboee, lirosana, uate and Caps. AT WHOLESALE. I A general assortment of the above goods received by tbe latest arrivals, constantly for sale at low prices, and on liberal terms. I Particular attention paid to plantation orders for ROS SET BROGANS, WOOL, STRAW AND MEXICAN HATS. FROST A Jyao SdpSnTuFrAWly 10 Magazine strS liyon'ej Kathalron.

Who, that ia young, but values the luxuriant locks of youth and beauty? Who, that ia middle aged, but sbud ders at Gray Hairs? Who, that ts old, but would svett Baldness? Tbe remedy ia LYON'S so universally popular among Ladles and Gentlemen for Beau tifylogthe Hair, and which is equally efficacious in preserving its natural health: Sold by all dealers, everywhere. for 26 cents a bottle. D.S.BARNES, I 161 Broadway, New York. I 17 J. WRIGHT A SCOVILL A MEAD, and JAB.

VI 8 A WOODMAN. New Orleans. Fl lidplmAW I Diseases or the Tnroat aad Lnnsa I TREATED AND CURED BY MEDICAL INHALATION, IN CONJIWCTIOX WITH OTHF.R. APPROPRIATE i IREaTMENT. principally of a Tonic character, by DR.

EDWARD JENNER COXE, I gaVDr. Trestles on Medical Intfalation and Do meetic Medicine to be had at Mr. MORGAN'S Book Store, and at the Doctor's office, No. 9A Camp street, sec ond Boor. aa ouiui Dr THE 85 SHIRTS.

I A TAW KOBE FAC SIMILES OF THE Medal Diploma and Honorably Mentioned I SHIRTS, Wbich sold so high at auction in the CRYSTAL PALACE. Also, Just received, a large supply of I THE )1 50 SHIRTS, from oar manufactory, 16 Park Place, Mew York, well worthy the attention of a discriminating public i CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES I We Brill continue to sell our present stock of fashionable WINTER CLOTHING, warm UNDER GARMENTS and GLOVES at very reduced prices, to make room for our very extensive stock of superior SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, now making, of the most approved and latest style. LE1GHT0N A BARBOT, rF3 Sdptf Cor. St Charles and Canal streets, N. i to raA taraae I 96 Camp street.

All desiring storage In a large and dry bouse, conveniently located, can be accommodated. EDWARD JENNER COXE, M. I Office 96 Camp street, np stairs. sot The unexpired LEASE for rent. gdpet Whlakera and iUniftaches.

THE PAPHALEON will produce WHISKERS and MUSTACHES, of beautiful grwtb, IN FOUR WEEKS. Gentlemen with whom tgVse manly and beautiful sp tendages are of slow growth, will receive, by mail, a box the PAPHALEON by enclosing at, post paid, to PROF. BELMONT, New Orleans Post Office. Warranted to prodnce hair In Four Weeks. Sdp Carpetiaa Caroetisa! 7 We hare on baud a choice assortment of the latest 1 styles, at low prices, of WILTON AND BRUSSELS' CARPETING, THREE PLY AND SUPER INGRAIN CARPETING MATTING.

RUGS. BAIZES, MATTS, Ac. FLOOR OIL CLOTH. to 34 feet wide, ef English aad American make, of choicest detlgus, a very extensive stork. 1 1.

WINDOW SHADES, feet to 10 feet long of el late and beautiful designs wa an excellent assuitnitnt, sad cannot tail to rib ass D. sFMpt Chartres and st Customhouse gtrtet In tain are at bo wan M. SIMPSON. 118 Csutal Street, 110' Being desirous ef CLOSING OUT HIS WINTER GOODS, wiU now offer his entire slock of MERTNOES, I1CT.AT14 aadothet BRESS GOODS, At prices fully ts per cent, cheaper than they can be bought at any other bouse, Also, he will offer GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKS AND TALMAS, comprising all ihe latest styles in Satin, Moire Antique and Cloth, with A LARGE STOCK OF TRIMMINGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The assortment of HOUSE KEEPING DRY GOODS, Embracing Curtain Draperies, Table Linens, Sheetings, Blankets, Ac.

Ac, is very extensive, and will all be sold 08 AT LOW PRICES. PLANTATION GOODS, of all kinds, will be offered very low for cash or city ac ceptance, affording Planters an excellent opportunity of filling their bills of Fancy and Staple floods at one nouse. aV A call ia respectfully solicited at SIMPSON'S, Ja7 sdptf 116 Canal street. Valentines! Valentines! In time to send abroad, mailed free of postage, at NORMAN'S, 14 Camp street. A lane and splended ttock last received, comprising all the new and original designs, admirably adapted to the various traits of character.

Tb's splendid ttoek Is of superior order, differing tram the 01 dlnary styles of the dsy, with suitable ENVE LOPES, BOOKS, ire at ji A 8 F4 Sdptf 14 Camp street, CERTIFICATE. This may certify that we have sold to the BOSTON STEAM ENGINE COMPANY all tbe PATTERNS, DRAWINGS. Ac, TOG ir HER WITH THE GOOD "nVVuilME Pr.RTilfimfl TO THE MAN DFACTURE AND SALE Of ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY HERETOFORE FURNISHED JJY OJ 1 FOR SUGAR PLANTATIONS, such as 81EAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, STEAM APPARATUS, Ac. we cbeer h.M KTEAM ENGINE COMPANY to all our customers and others desiring Machinery of Uiis description, feeling as area mat tuey wiu luruuu them promptly and efficiently. Cincinnati, rov.

lu, ijm. NILES A CO. Snaar nillle.Vacnnm Pane and SteamAppa. RATUS FOR MAKING SUGAR, Ac Ac Tbe great reduction in tne price 01 iauor mu In tbe Eastern eitiw, with tbe well known advantages of the location for manufacturing over any other portion of tbe Union, have enabled tne uusiun tiwi ryji rtn LI nM u. Mill h1lU hlnfV at much lower pricea than any other company can do, and of better styles, proportioua, woriniiuimri weights of metal, tbev having at their Works in Boston all tbe patterns of the late firm of Niles A of Cincinnati, added to their old stock, wbich baa been accumulating for twenty five years, and is now the largest in tbe world adapted to tbe Sugar Mill bustuees.andcoinpnsesupwerda of 0 sites oi Steam Sugar Wills, Steam Engines from 4 to 1,000 barse power eacu GLOBE AND CYLINDER VACUUM PANS, of every sire and JIfcAM BATTERIES.

EVAPORATORS, CLARIflfeRS FOR DIBECT AND EXHAUST STEAM, SOGAR HEATERS. SYRUP HEATERS. BLOW CPS. TANKS STEAM BOILER8. PUMPING ENGINES.

AIR PUMPS, CANE JUICE AND WATER PUMPS, FILTERS of all sizes, BONE BLACK KEVIVIFIERS, of varioos kinds; BA GASSE FURNACES, of tbe most aoproved construction DRAINING MACHINES and SAW MILLS of all sizes; SHAVING. CRUSHING and POWDERING MILLS. ALL BUSES OF DEROSNE'S APPARATUS, COM PLETE FOR MAKING WHITE SUGAR DIRECT FROM CAN JUICE, AND WITH NO OTHER FUEL BUT THE BAGASSE OPEN STEAM TRAINS, WITH OR WITHOUT A VACUUM PAN AND FILTERS ATTACHED FOR MAKING 1 ANY QUALITY OF 8UGAR. from good brown to beet white, and with a consumption not more than three fourths of a cord of wood for each 1,000 pounds of Sugar made This Train can be seen in operation in Louisiana until inat, exhibit ing a construction of Steam Batteries and Evaporators that never require cleaning or obange of pipes. Tbe attention of Sugar Planters in want of a 'heap fuel saving ap paratua is particularly invited to this simple open Steam Train, in which all the boiling is done by the exhaust "XT PLANTERS 'ORDERING WORK MADE FROM THE "NILES" PATTERNS MUST TAKE IT WITHOUT ANY GUARANTEE, the work made the past year from those patterna having broken badly rnmrA arrimia deiava.

wbile the comoanv have got to learn of tbe first breakage of Sugar Mill Machinery from patterns of their own construction, which are fully one third heavier for the aame price, as a reference to worx in operation or the specifications will show. Tbe Works of tbe Boston Steam Engine Company being situated on a dock in Boston Harbor, tbe company will continue, aa they have doue for the past fifteen years, to deliver their work at anv Dolnt in Aiortbor South America rihVMi indie, that can be reached bv water or rail road, and at any season of tbe year, and furnish competent men to put it in operation, under a guarantee of one 'nerlfirations and nrices for snv of tbe above works for the year 186 msy be bad on application to the subscriber, attbeomceoi tne agency in new urieausoroi mtvum pony In Bueton. Orders addreasea to tne care 01 air. joun O. Woodruff A 31 Natchex street, New Orleans, will be promptly attended to.) 017 yaptmu mx.

CHRISTMAS GIFTSI CHRISTMAS GIFTS I I Mareaa'e Great Annual arToya! 151 Royal street, corner of Toulouse street. 1 ORE AU respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen that he is now arr ging his Grand Exhibition of TOYS. DOLLS. WORK BOXES, SEVRES CHINA, BISCUIT GROUPS and STATUETTES, FAN CI BRONZE and JEWELRY, SEVRES CLOCKS, PRESENTS FOR LADIES, CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, Ac Ac Ac BSF The in i aire variety of his large assortment being too long to enumerate, the prop! ie tor of this establish ment invites the Ladies and Gentlemen to come and visit it. dl4 Sdp HIGH CHANGE DAILY, SUNDAY'S EXCEPTED, From 111 HI.

to P. 31., AT VBB COMMERCIAL NEWS AND READING ROOMS, Comer of Gravier and 8L Charles streets, Entrance on Gravier. got Masters of Vessels admitted free d31 Sdp SHERMAN, WHARTON A Proprietors Great Baraalna SALES ONDER COST PRICE. A. STUfiZENEGGEB St ETERNOD, 47 Chartres street, between Bienville and Customhouse, offer for sale, at extremely low rates, In order to close consignments RICH FANS, Pearl and Ivory.

Black and colored VELVET, single and double width. Black and colored Velvet RIBBONS, in all aU kinds of doth. Fancyand black Woolen SATIN. All kinds of DAMASK for Curtains. 1000 Pieces GROS DE NAPLES, TAFFETAS, and plat.

Satin BIB BONK BBS Conditions aSS tdptf nennment to Wosxlrnfl and Xrleleead NEW ORLEANS, March S3, 1K4. At a meeting of the Joint committees appointed Mississippi Fire Company No. and the Exempt Fire men's Benevolent Association, held on the evening of the sist marcn, ism, (or tne purpose or raising funds to erect monument to the late DANIEL 8. WOODRUFF and WILLIAM McLEOD, who were killed at the fire on th morning of the 16th Inst, tbe following gentlemen appointed for the purpose above stated 1 His Honor A. D.

Crossman, Mayor. Mr. John D. Bien, 89 Camp street. Mr.

George Allan, 175 Gravier street. Mr. Henry Bier, Msyor's otnee. N. Hswtborne, 1A7 Canal street.

Col. R. M. McAlpin, SO Common street. CsL H.

L. Goodrich, (4 Common sireei. Mr. T. Poole, 997 Bourbon street.

Capt O. Larsen, 46 Engbien street Mr. W. W. Mathews, corner of Commercial Place aa Camn afreet.

Mr. T. JL Adams, corner of Carondelet aad Common streets. J. H.

WING FIELD, BJ Sdpt retary Monumental Committee Crockery, China and Glassware, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The subscribers have In store a large stock of Goods In their line, of the most approved new sbspes and Datterns. Bayers will save money by making their purchases of us, ss we are onenng goods at very low prices for Cash or City Acceptance. For CASH we will sell fully 10 per cent, less man current credit prices. aT Goods for the country packed In the beat manner.

P. FELL A 84 Common street. JsS4 Sdplm near Verandah Hotel. OLOA All MAS, and mantillIs, inciotb, Moire Antique, Satin and Bilk, BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED and of the most MODERN STYLES are now oSered at SlmpMn'e, 116 Canal street. order to clow out the entire stock, AT IMPORTATION COST.

SaT The LADIES are particularly Invited to examine the REDUCED PRICED at SIMPSON'S, JalS Sdptf lis Canal street. Sentnera Billiard esJeea, 105 and 107 Gravier between Carondelet and St. Charles, ewer Holt's Houaew the largest Billiard Saloon in the South treat, eontaiaing Foeirteoa Tables aa the saxne floor. ThanMngmy friiads aad the public in general for their liberal patronage, I have the pleasure sf infAminf them teas 1 have, in tne past saontn, much enlarged and newly renovated and erabelhahed my Saloons. The Grand Saloon, extending from Union to Gravier street, will eon tea tables, aad the adjoining room four all cf which' of the best manufacture and.

approved euality, seven them having nuarbla beds entrances oa Union ana. Gravier streeta both lit an at at.ht b. lanterns. It Will of endeavor to make the A B. Aaloaa the saost ale not.

ouiet aad ooonlae in thai cit. A cotitinnnos of patroBaare la anbuted. dls adpiF. M.M. aULLEB.

Crwckery my Ike facdaagre. VO Crates to Costoa Hoase Stores, suitable for the Mex aoerfcs. For ssls mfrgggjjit a Jan adpiot 84 Common gtrsst. a Sltutum galea gfrte X3a. B.

Bykes sells Groceries, Provisions and Ltaaar. e'dock. at 4S Magazine street; 4H o'clock, at the Mississippi Press. Morphy A Nevlxs sell Groceries, Provisions LiT at o'clock, at 40 Magazine street; ai Tj" Tabs, Chasas. at asms time and Whitt and Decorated China, at 11 tv aw aa.

au onsgviiicxj at vsk rui urn tore, at a'daA ar Camp street. Bernard Turpin sells Brandy Fraita, Clsrst, Eardlaaa. a at 101, o'clock, at 47 Magazine street. Gardner Smith sells Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Artfx Ac at 11 o'clock, at 13 Boy al street H. Peychaud A Co.

sell Dry Goods, at 10 o'clock, a a au Levee. J. L. Carman A Co. sen Jamaica Coffee, at SO 'dark.

a the corner of Julia and Front Levse strests. A. Rogerson sells Watehes, Jewelry, Ac o'ebts S48t Charles street. SaT See advertlaementm. I.

O. O. F.Y R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOmSUWA, Grand Room, Odd Fellows' Hall, meets this svenina ORLEANS LODGK No.

11, Room No. 1 tJT Hall, meets Tuesday evening. Xf1 LOU6LHi WMhingtenHa! Msrtr. Baildinga, meets Tueaday evening. 'S.

W. M. 7 MEKONA CONCLAVE No. over Carrollton Depot, meeU Tuesday evening. PUBLIC NOTICE! Rnaktoa.

Clark Ar. 1 i em The Iste firm of RUSHTON, CLARK A CO. asW dissolved by the death of Wm. L. Rusbtoa (too saha? soa of tbe name of Ruahton ever connected with OksbTi the business In future will be continued by BEGEMAN.

CLARK A CO surviving partners and sole successors of ft. C. 4 n. IAS, 273 and 61 1 Broadway, all connection with tbt Na 10 Astor House being discontinued. Oar Mr.

Hegrmaa bas been connected with tbe llshment twenty six years, and for twelve years aenit partner and hart tbe principal charge of th kasuwaiati with tbe benefit of his experience, ana the camtlZai efforts of each member ef our firm, we trust to aunt m4 extended ua. THE GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, hitherto made oy a. v. a win in inure Maadeai', by us It was our Mr. Clark who aient toNewfaaaiiai aoperintend iia manufacture, and we warrant it Our Oil la sold by ail tbe most icspectablelhraggavslaiai United 8tatea.

CAUTION Be careful to see that the aaau BE8t at n.iBK A r.O ia nn carta label anS th. upon tbe cork of each bottle, without which is ssn uina. mm wiaxat" fashionable Winter Ciethlns! jTa, J. UaVAiAAAiA A vmmt ssnwuv WA am nDii Tr Dr.nrTrvn vnrrvi wrta sn a am K. STRINGER No.

35 Camp street PALETOTS AND TALMAS. FROCK AND DRESS COATt FANCY CASSIHERE PANTS. VELVET AND FLUSH TXB glLA. asu mcainu unvtasaiHii, Jal9 Sdptf DRAWERS. HALF HOSE, tc gparklinc Hack; 't 100 Boxes Nonpareil brand, Just received.

Any pesja wishing a bottle as a sample can have It at the same sna as per box. Tbe Republican Tokay Wins can be Bat sj the bottle, dozen or demijohn, together with say seal assortment of Brandies, Wines, Ac Jal4 gdp2m SEWELL T.TAYLOR, IS Royal 1 Fa A. Abbet'a STEW YORK TELEGRAPH AGENCY. No. eo Wall street Having dissolved my connection with Mr.

Wlaast, 1 hall continue tbe business sf Telegrapk Reporting mi Correspondence on my own personal responsibility, my new position (if such it may be called) 1 soaks a promises, bat leave my efforts ha the bwslnaas, far aesh six years, to speak for the future. All Despatches and Letters should be Sd dressed, g8 dptf F. A. ABB01 S. HOPKINS, Clatbinc BlanafaetiireT, Has just received a very large and wen assorted sbxtg FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER CLOTRIHI, wmcn ne IB anaauua mi bku bh.

approved paper. 1 The above stock conilsts of Coats, Pants, Vests, Overcoats, Shirts, Cnicrsktrs, Drawers, Cravsts, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Socks, all qualities and prices. S. HOPKINS. as MAgadns street, 7 gdptf earner of Gravta Tbe Grand Balaona ai 12 JACOBS, No.

93 Camp street, Werespened to the public on the 1st Inst, They a tain the most valuable and extensive COLLECTION OF PICTURES In Oil and Water Colors. Drawings. Print Impissslaal i the most costly Engrsvlnga, Parian Marble and Brosss STAT UETTES, with other choice Works of Art, ever sxhlMtsd la onth. 1 Strangers aad 'citizens, particularly tbe ladles, artb vited to examine (free of charge) thla unrivaled sat unique Southern Gallery of the Pine Arta. THE DAGUERREOTYPE DEPARTMENT, In its various improvements and appointments, I any Dagaerrean Establishment in Europe, or In this oss tJT' PORTRAIT are executed lu the nneat stylo knawn ts the art, Salt.

a new philosophical process, arc fully equal to then, I beautiful colored inat urea, displaying the iUe Uht a presaion of the features. Instead of that spectral 1 ance so peculiar to Daguerreotypes tak en by the srilasv method. 4 The stock of Medallions, Lockets, Blags and Braastata of fine gold embraces every variety, and of the scsat fashion, furnished at manufacture rs prices. All nam lor VBJunmnjp. wm.Mr panled by cash.

Tbe Dry Sensitive, prepared by A Jam for operators, is warranted to maintain Its chemical sernes pare for six months. Price, 10 per Jar. NILES WORKS, Cincinnati. The proprietors of these works, having pure bar ai i Messrs, lies A Co. their entire eatablUhawat, the Locomotive Shop, are fully prepared ts mraJahW Planters of Louisiana, Mississippi snd Texas, at low prices with Engines, Bugar Mills," Baw Mills, Draining Machines, Steam Apparatus, team Trains, Vacuum Fans, Pumping Engines, Vscuam Pamps, Filters, Clariners, i Bane Black Burn era, and ever deagrlptlosi of Repairing in Wroagbt bsi Cast Iron, Copper aad A.

intrv President. fl BMrTH. Bermtarv and All orders will receive prompt attention by sddnsnaj A. at. IKVin.tnsracxav, or J.

BURBRIDGB A AgMts, a. sortaicnea awv, x.ew Cincinnati, Nor. 10.im. aT mapm Creme De Benzy CkuunpsTe. Jaraaeaann a File brand, an entirely different era SS SSI the Creme de Boozy of other brands.

1 i Now landing, lao baskets of the above and oths brsas, in quarts and pints, and will receive in the course 4H days a still farther supply. Thla Wine decidedly superior to any otner narar Impsrted Into this market, as Is well knoWabr all sv bsve tried Jacqaesson A File brand of ett sr tm Bouzy or Fleur ds 8tliery. Also, on hand, my usual assortment of kef Jf and Llouors In the market, which will be so OS a a sonSDie terms as any oiuer nouse in we city. 100 Baskets fXmede Bouzy Champagne, just, I vizi 60 aunrta and 80 nlnta. Jacaueason A bra a.

aUEWELL T. TAILOR, Jaio gdptf Ua. RiyaL Irs Wsue naaltln t. H. P.

BUCKLEY, (late Young CiJ No. 8 Camp street, Importer and Dealer In the finer deacrlptlmis af WATCHES for Ladles and Gestitta Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Diamond Rings and Breastpins. Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Breastpins, As. Bpactaclea suit all sirbta.

Silverware, a large assortment of the best easllta. articular attention given to repairing Fin Wstcsa Having unusual facilities for executing every drvtriptj of mechanical work connected with Watches, tnr be repaired with certainty and at moderate prices. Baf Jewelry repatied; Canes mounted DJaaviaiiiw 016 6m i I MERCHANTS PURCHASING Sehaol JBaaltn aad Blank Beeks, 1 either for their own use or sales, can 6ad at NORMAN'S, a campisttbebt; the largest and must coup lets stock over city. gsP Prices the ssms aa la New York, aad Otsatrssi' suit purchasers, NORMAN'S, sat gdptna 4 Csssp si Irnporrant to Use Deaf. DR.

JAMES T. SMITH, Aoriat, Principal lnsati, Ohio, and Buflalo, N. Institutions Deaf, is now la New Orleans, snd can be consulted st room No. 79 St Charles Hotel, from o'clock A. i Deaneaa, Noise ia the Head, and all disagrees jjf chargea from the Ear speedily aad pennaatemiy iwwj Wltnout causing the least pain or inconvenience.

Close aad undivided attention to this branch ol spec yractioe, hss enabled aim to reduce his trentmeati" degree of success as to find tbe moat coe filmed an etinate cases yield by a steady awenuon jjiuifi sWI a LpCda BaaaaaaBBi aBSaTsvaBBBjaBBaaaaBBaat Cetrsatnptiaa Curable. BEACH'S BREAST UNIMEMT not only those pains snd aches ia the breast, sides and bark, doing tbAinftamroatlon and soreness In tbe cheat and uiraai, which corsmmptlve persons are liabie to, bat tirely tbe furtheT formation of itnberclea. Tbeoaeof tw liainma, with the directions and regimen given Is directisas, art In valuable either to persons aireaoy ajv with the disease, or In any way predisposed to It The principle of this treatment It founded upon latest aad moat scientific pinions of, all the emiseof medical mea ef the day, and earnest but be approved ot For sale by E. D. BEACH, M.

Chemist aid Apothecary, Caraer Chartres snd Customhouse sue THOMAS corner of Eoydras snd Csrr istiesnt rJAMMMW' corner of Canal aad atdeUt ttrssnj 7v tdp6t41tW.