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tE Dr.A w Coleman,s .nusnent;e and 6

Blters-For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Nausea Liver Com
plant CoVeness, Headache, Heartburn kness AS
Tonic IN most OF the ieble diseases climate and
acerin pTerentfoe Tor yphus and other
~ physicians OF the first standing this
practice diseases incident Pregnancy Nausea Hvstcria
eaach Fam IN the Abdomen, Painting Fits
biy, m preference TO of the preparations of paerio
tuelule'l remedy Females.
tSee directions around each bole.)
@ Put mp IN quart hote with the the large
raised letters each bottle.
made . the trade.
Fer SAL BY siCKLES co. 40 Canal and "a Magazine H.
foApRAS STREET. New Orleans. mh22
EV Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He
very best his profession the United States Ali that
IN need would do well give HIM cali sc
street.,
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LARGE FIRE AT EAST BosToN-The ard-o,l
factory situated near Chelsea street, East Boston
was destroyed by fire, between and 10 O'Clock on
thursday evening, 23d ult. large amount of
property was destroyed at about COO nno
but nearly covered by insurance
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DR. COOLIDGE PRONOUNCED GuTLTy.-T The
conclusion of the trial of Coolidge, for the murder
OF Edward Matthews, lat Wateryliet Me y tool
place before the Supreme Court. at Augusta on the
S'a MARCH The jury staid out a long time, and
sen, several messages to the Court that they were
unable to agree Atlength, however. they brought
IN "a verdict of guilty. When the judge asked the
prisoner what he had to say why sentence should
mol De passed upon him, he answered. :: can only
say y mas been passed against an innocent man 2
ne Then made some further remarks. and concluded
ny saying he was ready to hear his sentence His
counsel moved for an arrest of Judgment. Soon
ai'ef the rendering of the verdict Coolidge is re-
ported TO have committed suicide. This is doubted
by the Northern papers.
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LOUISIANA MOUNTED MEN-Jusf Decisi0n-
We are pleased to copy the following extract from
the Courier's Washington correspondence, dated
at the Capital on the 22d ult. However high our
respect for Gen. Twiggs, we think he acted hastily
ana without understanding the circumstances under
which the men We're enlisted. But to the extract:
Yesterday the Secretary of War settled a case of
much Importance to the volunteers in service If
was That OF the recruits for the Louisiana Mounted
Battalion, lately sent to the Castle-or in other
words imprisoned by Gen. Twggs-for refusing to
40 dnty as infantry, after hearing that they We're
not to be mounted. As the matter is the subject
OF general conversation to day. in military circles
see no reason why may not notice il here. 1t
seems That the General-prOhablV unaware of the
understanding under which these men enlisted
ordered them to serve with m,lskets. being then
unable to mount them. This they refused to do
assigning as reason, that they had enlisted under
the representation of the recruiting officer by and
with the advice and consent of the Department.
mat thev We're to be at once mounted. The General
finding them determined not to serve as infantry
for the time being, ordered them to the Castle and
reported the facts to the Secretary with the remark
believe, that the Department had given him no
directions to mount them, had he been prepared to
DO so, as he was not. He, also. recommended that
they be dishonoraby discharged from the service
he Acknowledgement endorsed this recommended
ton, and referred the case TO the Secretary The
latter informing the Louisiana delegation in Con-
gress OF the matter in hand investigated if the
delegation attending TO 10 the preservation of
the rights OF their constituents On considering all
the facts OF the case, the Secretary not only deter
mined not to dishnnoraby discharge them hut to
mount them according 10 their stipulation with the
Government, ere requiring duty of any kind from
them. 1t, however, has generated much feeling
among officers of the regular service now here
who, unfortunately, though extremely tenacious of
their own rights, are prone TO forget that the COM
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iGs- The steamer Palmetto, from Galveston on
the LIST instant, furnishes us with very late Texas
papers.
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Died.:

At VeraCruz February q of chronic diarrbm, ,o.
LUIS KELLEY, of Company B, Louisiana Voun, RNE
brother of Edward Kelley ofthis city in the ab
age. He was formerly from NewYork and f., AZ Nib
twelve years resident of this city. !" a.
flS DIRK papers please copy.
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u Col. Sampson I'll. Butler died at his resi-.
Madison county. Ky, on the 10th ult
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EXTRA LEcTuRE.-Mr. Glildon will deliver.
this evening, another lecture, explanatory ofvarons
hieroglyphical scenes supposed to relate to the
Hebrew captivity in Egypt, in illustration of the
ancient Lars Of Art in drawing, painting, color
ing, and sculpture. 1t will be found one of the
most interesting of all discourses hitherto delivered
in New Orleans.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CT oTHING.

\ LFRED MUNROE Il Co, Nh. "a .GLaG4ZhNh
Sree have received by recent arrivals very Ghoict
ontnf OF fashionable SIMMER CLOTHING, TO WHICH lne'
pu invite the attention Of their friends and custonJ
me following described goods all OF the latest sly anu
are maze and trimmed IN the very best manner All o'
eo0iS are Warran ed III every respect. IL
Dress Goats Frooks and Sacs of the following mar iaL
mas French Merno; Drap Etc; Fatametta black Gfp
caspian Tweed; Croon Cloth Drap d'indla white pfoMm
and yellow Linen; Linen Iistado Check Striped Linen"
blue, olive and myed Cashmerctte etc. etc. Lila.
Polka Goats OF the following materials: Black ana p
merette; light Tweed; white, brown yellow and cheN
Pantaloons of the following materials: French Memo,
Trap Etc; Drap de Eienne; Paranetta; Alpaca Dap"
great variety OF French Dnings India Nankeeni Li'aap
Check; white Linen Drill plain white IRISH Linen; heavy
and hne white Linen Duck; French English and American
CottOnade.
BLACK and colored Silk; Bombazine; white and fancy MAJ
seies-roing collar. straight collar, and doubled
orleans SILK and Linen; fancy Linen; plain Linen; pun
Cashmere; black and fancy Velvet; light Six and sas e.
striped linen and cotton shirts brown pink and white
ION khit, gauZe cotton, merlno, manner an"
silk Undershirts and Drawers
Rich and fancy silk Cravats; Muslin and Bate Casas'
Aso-Tmnks, VaIises Carpet Bags and Umbrellas ,,,,p
Z = . " are now selling stock OF heavy mn 4 hH
tLO7HLNG AT COST.
ap32dp ALFRED MUNROE s. co "a Magazine. s.
oo,--,,, LARD OIL:
CONSTANT supply OF superior article, from the ihamj
nlaconeS OF Iustus Wight, Rice Mitchell TO- "'
ap3 STURGES WRIGHT So Tchoupitoulas ST.
BUTTER: e
RIM FlRkINS ank kegs EXTRA western and ohf
OoC hns sIPERIoR GOSHEN. N store and foI sdie W
apo sTURGES WRIGHT So Tchoupitoulas St.
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NEW MUSIC,

'E'HE Steyermakische Music Tevotime Waltz by JUL
hem La sirene, varied by Henri Herr; Save Mana
scena and prayer from vedi's Opera of Lombard Jenny
nmord; Child of the Regiment; Raap!an and Song OF the
Drum; all as sung by Jenny Lind; What Enchantment-
with Spanish and English words Christy Polka and Song
Uncle Gabriel, and the beautiful Emerald Waltz by Hun
YER Just received and for sale at MAYOS Music Store
camp ST ap4
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OF We are under obligations 10 Mr.. Morse NJ.
c.. for pub lie documents
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A TALE OF SHIPwRECK AND SUFFERING
St John Nova Scotia papers furnish our northern
contemporaries with one of the most appalling mar
ratives Of shipwreck we ever read
The ship Omega, 1877 tons, Capt. Garrick, of
and from Liverpool, sailed for New York on the
10th January last, with general cargo and 3l5
passengers Upon her reaching the southern end
of the banks of Newfoundland she lost her fore
yard, main topmast rudder and all her sails; and
having been thus left at the mercy of the for
a week, she was fallen in with by the bark Aurora,
bound for St John, n B., which took off half the
passengers, and would have taken the whole had
not gale sprung up and separated the vessels. In
returning from carrying the passengers, the second
mate and four hands Of the Omega We're lost in her
plnnace. On the 18th February, the brig Barbara
of Pictou, bound to Cork fell in with the Omega
Ii had taken off all but thirty of the crew and pas
sengers, (Which 30 included the captain and first
mate) when, as in the former instance heavy gale
coming on, the Barbara was compelled to part
company with the Omega, which latter vessel is
supposed to have gone down that night
The Barbara bore away for Newfoundland, but
in doing so lost two boats They attempted to reach
ST Johns, and installing the land the vessel drfted
INTO the cove, and on account of the heavy surf,
struck cliff and stove hole in her bow So indi-
vIdlials managed to reach the Shore and in about
five minutes after the Barbara fell over and went
down, carrying with her about / Is souls.
There is another incident to notice. The Bar
bara on the I'd March deserted the homeward- bound
steamship Hibemia, which, after being signalled,
bore down, when she was informed that the brig
had $50 passengers on board, and wished some
water, ar they were very s1Hrt; the captain of the
Hiberna replied that there land ahead and that
they might steer for that and get wafer. We fear
that there We're some Irregularities on board the
Barbara.
Captain Skinner of the Inflated Barbara threw
overheard part of his cargo to afford the people he
(lmpDa hell lie
duct is In singular contrast with that of the captain
OF the steamer but regret 10 add that the noble
hearted sailor fell victim to his humanity. He |
was among the lost. All honor to his gallant memo
ry. The Aurora arrived at Halifax, March 18th,
win 10 OF the passengers rescued from the Omega,
having landed 80 Others at Canso and the remain.
der, about 60, having died since she received them
What tale Of disaster and of suffering,
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CHARGES OVER THE TELEGRAPH.-Theres seems
to be general opinion, all over that the charges
over the telegraph for transmitting messages, ETC.,
are too high.
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DUEL AT MIER, MExIco.-The following are
the details of duel before alluded to in our col
umns. duel, says the Matamoros Flag, was
fought at Mier on the 18th ult. between Lieut., J..
II. Maddox and Lieut. f. Mcpherson. both of the
Sd Dragons. Four shots We're exchanged Nc
Pherson receiving three wounds At the second
shot he was wounded in the neck, next in the shout
ger, ana al ihe fourth fire was shot through the
heart, and died Immediately. Lieut.. MADDOX was
unInlured. They We're both young men of high
standing, and much esteemed by the officers and
men OF their regiment. The cause of quarrel is not
known to u.s. We understand they were on terms
OF friendship and intimacy the evening previous. !"
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

Z. ALLEN, IS Camp street AZ
atom lion IE me.sse for sd The sale of Plant ~
This establishment embraces large $500
an assortment of the best and latest improved implements
Is 10 be found the United States containing more than
fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE, fward cuivaing
sugar PLOWS; Carey's. the improved Sioop Pttsbug
and three fnrow doi expanding CULTIVATORs of al
GRAIN MILLS Of all sizes; Corn and Cob Crushers Com
Shelters and Straw Cutters ten patterns each Horse Pow
e,s Saw Mills Cotton Gins Thashing Machines and Fan
Mills; Sugar Mills; Root Pulers Brush Scythes Gas
Cradles, shovels, Spades, Axes etc
a complete assortment of HORTICULTURAL. Tools.
Hoes etc f'' ~ ~ iS'ee'' ~
4 ,arge assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
TERIIL.IZERS. Plaster of Paris Lime f,uono
me MlsSiSSlPPl RIFLE, used at MONTEREY and b.
ap4 2md 2msw ~ Wv ' VIM
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u CAMP STREET. II CAMP STREET
GUINNESS & BUSH,

II CAMP STREET. IL CAMP STREET.
GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
COMES, USHES, PER FUMERY;
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Gases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, BRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SCARFS, CR.8V.7TS, GLOPES,
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
Il Camp street. Observation-Disclosures IL Camp street.
- Clothing--NEW GOODS-Latest Stuies.-AL;
FRED MUNROE g. CO.. No. "a Magazine have received
per ships ST. Mary, Palestine ETC., fresh supply Of
Superfne French black cloth Dress and Frock Coats
" :. Doeskin Cashmere Pantaloons;
'' black and Coored Satin Vests, best styles;
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests, beautiful patterns
Extra rich fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality;
ALSORown, blue olive green, olive brown and mulberry
Cloth Frock Coats of best French CLOTH
White Marseiles Vests
Rich light Silk Vests, for Balls and Soirees;
ALSOA variety articles
~ Call and examine. One Price Goods and deUidion
mh5 ALFRED MUNR OE L. CO.. 81 Magazine street
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1s lheatricals seem TO be not only extensive
but profitable in Bos,,
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SOMETHING WORTHY or ATTpWTToN

NE proprietor of the St Charles Loan Office IN -
VlteS the attention of the public to his large ga
ni Oh nnfedeemed pledges, consisting of Watches e. ii
Hsohps le"elry, Guns, Pistols Clothing Fancy @&s
Geei Time pieces for their wear will find this excel
tL vSpohity to no so at comparatively little cost Az
e offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
@ placeh IN perfect repair by sk,lfu European watch
VINO Is employed continually in the establishments
hatnre OF the oanIng business will feel assured that greater
can be offered by the proprietor than persons dong
si can be offered for less than half that sum In this e
III M no deception is practiced One price asked o
ny H cement the most inexperienced purchase
Winont fear OF being shaved" Citizens and strangers are
requested to call and examine for tbemselyes Rememb,
,es Jarfs Loan Office under the right wing Of the ,
~ -Four or five Pianox o ON With advances have
above i'S 'Ai>' 49, 49, and I'm
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II See advertisements on Third Page
Ta7aAotchee Rieer. TALLAHATCHEE Wa.
9ledanar1@ III hIlaAnMrl Mn Robb, 5p
Pitts5mrg. ......... PIONEER, Moore ' r. p NJ
Cincinnati JAMESTOWN WIZ. NJ
Lcfore ..............H Il ARD TINES, WILSON, I'm I'm
81 Lonis .......,. noNIER Swager r' Pm
shrfeeport ....,. RoCkAWAY, Jones, 5Pr
sgs- The regular Tallahatchee Rive, n.a,..
HATCHEE leaves THIS DAY, at o eo"I ITALIA
freight or passage FpRy SH bPfd foot Canal 5 p
e For Natehit1ehss Shreveport ec-The a.,
above THIS DAY, April A. at clock VIII leave IT.
passage apply on board foot Customhouse OF freight
ap4 T. B. SMITH 4 co. 96f Mse oIt9
~" The U. 5. Mail JAMESTOVN-Eo..2 s Se-lea
Cincinnati and Pittsburg.-This splendid steat Louisville
been detained by rain, will leave as above TIIaS hag
tuesday, at IL ciock positively from Poyd,. pal
:, HYDE & OGLESBY. u I Pos y What
Passengers will please be on board at the above
~" U. S. Mail PIONEERED LouzyiIo 5.el- aa
Pittsburg, and all intermediate LANDINGS rb Ilncnnat
steamboat leaves as above THIS DAY Tuedar T Ia packet
NJ positively from P2ydIas street wharf S' izO clock
-, NY DE " OGLESBY - povd
Passengers will please be board at the above on
e The regular Y 4rz Packet HARD TINES y ~
burg, Grand Gulf Rodney and Natrbsz erraalla, lck
racket will leave THIS EVENING. Tnesar us u Splendid
positively HYDE & OGLfSBY '1 = P a. . clock
Passengers will please be on board at the honr V'aa
eS U. S. Mail DIADEM-For I,orisy;IIo 77---S S4
Wheeling and Ptburg.-Fhis fast running and Nasnnal
draug hit passenger steamboat will leave As abor an e M
Tuesday at clock P NJ positively from Po nis DAY
wharf. For freight passage having snlandS a Set
rooms, apply on board or to 'fi'"''u AIRY stale.
HYDE 4 OGLEsBY. 1s pors.
Passengers will please be board at the above bona
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~ Towards O'Clock, last evening, we had a
refreshing rain that laid the dust finely.
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-The Select Committee
on Capital Punishment in the Senate in the State
of Newly ork have made unanimous report i'll favor
of its abolition.
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ANOTHER Tack IN THE POLITICAL BREEzE.-
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun of the 9th ult says:
The wings, if they cannot unite upon Mr.. Clay
va ~" p'esy seneIaiy SUPPOSED mere, WIN holl-
oecurred-or have recently. been made public
appear greatly 10 have improved this Generals
prospects of a nomination by the Philadelphia Ma
t e Conyehtion The ultra wings. the peculiar
i.. OF MI Clay impressed with vivid recol-
h,, n oa me administration of Mr.. Tyler, appear
Dy no means disposed to favor the nomination of
., @sh, laylor should it be found impossible to
TIe .iie nomination of their favorite candidate
contingency. '' e'0'' III SUI"
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STEYERMARKIsCHE MUSICAL CoRPs-The pro-
gramme=of the Steyermarkers performances to-
night at Armory Hail. will be found in our adver-
Using columns. 1t contains the names of some of
their most agreeable pieces; among which we may
specially mention Gungs g Sounds from Home, -
played by young Mr.. Rzhia, and Strauss Waltz,
Every Country hath its Charms" We have
already spoken in the highest terms of praise of this
band; and we fearlessy invite our readers to trust
to our recommendations, willing that our critical
powers may go for nought hereafter, if they do not
prove true in this instance.
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lit impossible classify With any degree of accuracy
in this Municipality, the political faith of the candidates
they were generally independent
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TT Browns Gold Pens-These unnvalled GOLD
PENS possess all the fe1bty of the best Quilts The following
tracts show the estimation in which they held by the best judges
From the Crescent.
We must particularly mention Browns Gold PENS which
that The pen is igher than the sword He
must have had such pens these his mind for they quite
From the Pcayune.
Messrs Guinness Bush have received of Pens
lie Pen will admire these They gby and smoothly and
to the establishment of Messrs Guinness & Bush No. IL Camp
From the Delta.
Splendid PenWe have Bush of No.
lamp street, specimen OF most excellent kind of PEN made
R % @ BE- atfa t se as sys G s Pn
tured 1t is actually pleasure with
From the Times.
men Browns Gold for wkch are N ebed pc our %o
& Bush Camp St. They are remarkably
flexible and write almost without effort These gentlemen
all needing this description Of article
l5- For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers in Fancy articles Gnd Gent Furnishing Goods
w the attention oil our readers to the advertise
mnt of Dr. A. W. Colcmans AniDyspepc and Tonic B,ers
another column They very highly recommended among
recommendations of their efficacy the Mobile
Goleman's Biters-We feel satisfied that no medicine
better adapted 10 diseases incident to this climate than Coeman
Bte Ii certainly becoming the
day, and IN dyspepic complaints seldom fails relief L
source s the proprietor is receiving The most aaterng Of
Nj. E. d. Coleman. Mobile, March LIST, ls4s
liable Anti Dyspep and Tonic Bters both hospital and
and the testimonials the efficacy and good effects
of this medicine, now add my m.
Very respectfully, F. II. KELLY, M. d.,
nh20 Physician City Hospital.
The Mobile Register says: Coeman's Dyspeptc and
Tonic Bie obtained great celebrity and, Think
We have used them upwards and find them
have used They have the appreciation
OF the Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials
numbers of the first and respectable Physicians of the
To u6 e1 e. &c h. 4
where may always be found the largest of Goods New
Orleans, AND at uniformly low prices. mh5
fRr Cure Warranted-DR. A. ". COLEM4NS
CELEBRATED GONORRH0EA MIXEURE.- This cele-
bae
profession. Ii purely pegeuhe compound. The upon
which
il is devoid OF nasean TASTE and warranted
patient in
In all where fails he
refunded.
p11N, IAua c,.
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lust RECEIVING-A large Invoice of splendid Eng.
- lish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass from lie
mannfaetory of Chance, Brothers & Co.. of Smthwick GS
Jersey manuiactoGes Parties want of Window Glass will
90 wei to call and examine my large stock of American
French and English Window Glass before purchasing else
where. and RORE GI NNlN AZ Canal 81
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

No 13O .HdgdzfRe, Garner Of Ldtduettest.
I L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community Of
~ NewOreans that he is at all times prepared at the above
Mills furnish and ground Coffee, ground Spices Of all
kinds together with Commeal, Hominy and Grz Steam
boats Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the shortest
tice. ap4 6m
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Total. .50S7
First Municipality,

Wings. o6 IN dispute The small precinct at the Lake
has not yet been heard FROM but will not chan the result
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LARD OIL:
CONSTANT supply of superior article from the man
nfactones OF Iustus Wight, Rice, Mitchell TO- a"'
Thomas Emery, for sale by
ap3 STURGES & WRIGHT. So Tchoupitonas ST..
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A NJ USE M ENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

ORLEANS THEATRE,
TUESDAY EVENING ArrII 4, 1SisNBere6t IF uu.
T., MARIA Ar LES MALHEURS d. TN AM XVI XVI
i!EUREuA. new vaudeville in 2 acts I'm ~
MANTS DE LA COURONNE an opera by An Anba Dih
LES ~ RS, a vaudeville in acts --"'''''
Performance to commence at O'Clock g