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When Mr. Stephens i, beaten in argument, he has sui
ability enough to scold Yet he should remember tina
this is merit II he legislator. be conenis
with it, we viii not quarrel with him; bat he shoul
not forget that, with such weapons, and al sud
displays, he may md himself oyeTnaiehed by tn
eoaIsest bully politician OF the grogshop The whig,
indeed are sadly beaten everywhere--defeaied o.
the protective tarif-stnPped of their monster ban.
put TO shame in all their predicnons-an honor
able war closed and an honorable peace accom-
plished-ample indemnity secured in the acquisition
immense territory. with It's fine ports and ample \,
sources-goy covering the OF country in ever
aad,he debt reaching only about so millions in
stead of $50 millions the wings have found nec.,
sary to proclaim-,heir adversaries thus triunphap
on every great issue before the countrywide resources
has the smooth faced orator of beaten party on
in and scuuiloas language Let him have h,
say-it is perfectly harmless.
AS to his resolutions, they are readily answered. am
on them he will be beaten again but then be ca,
90 on, scoding like drab," until his choice vocabula
Is exhausted
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Practical Chemistry.

THE subscriber continues give his personal attention
instruction in practical chemistry, nneraiogy, ana
geology according the method which he has pursued
cessfuly during the past thirteen years in this city
ec library of practical and scientific the Eng
fish, German, and French languages together with min
ty to the student.
Analy of Ores minerals, sos waters, vegetable sub
stances and the produc tons OF art, will be carefully
cuted Persons residing distance may send by letter
small average samples of Ores earths, &C. weighing from
100 grains to ounce
The various applications Of chemistry manufactures
agriculture medicine, and pharmacy will receive special
Where 1t is practicable, researches will be in
stituied and opinions given all chemical
Laboratory PIT Arch street, above Sixth, in the Arch
Street Hall, Philadelphia.
JAMES C. BOOTH,
Member Am Phil. Society, and Prof. Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
July 9-4tdNlawtI Oct
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

/E1xTTD u. s. NAIL LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON
LIE1lIME0AND BREMEN.-The steamers of this com
E.SA44A4k.pany will sail regularly a month, u.
FROM NEW YORK.
The WASHINGTON, Capt j. Johnston, the 10Th July
The Hermann, Capt. Crabree on the 2lst August
FROM BREMEN.
The Hermann, the 18th July, 1873.
The WASHINGTON, on the 10Th August
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
The HKRMANN, the 10Th July, 1913,
The WASHINGTON the 10Th August.
When the 10th of the month falls Sunday the day OF
sailing from New York will be the 2lst
Passage from New York Southampton Bremen, Is,
cabin SI20.
Passage from New York to Southampton or Bremen, I'd
cabin, $50.
Passage from Bremen Southampton to New York. Is,
cabin, $3.50.
Passage from Bremen or Southampton to New York, I'd
cabin, $50
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight passage, apply at the office of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company go Broadway, New York.
July I2-lW
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Maryland was in full feather Monday, in both houses
of Congress- In the Senate Mr.. Reverdy johnson de-
ivered eloquent and powerful speech on the Oregon
question He goes decidedly against the Wilmot Prov
so, and argued with great eoquence, and as patriot
should have spoken, in favor of compromise between
the north and the south. We have no doubt that his
speech will be sought with avdty and will be much ad
mred 1t was indeed great and noble effort, with one
exception.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Mcane of Bal
tmore very essentially 'used up Mr. Stephens of Geor-
GA This last very important parsonage had for
ward with certain resolutions of inquiry into the Pres
idents conduct in regard to the Rio Grande Santa Fe
&C.; and in the of his remarks, he called the
President very hard We shall not recpro-
cate the compliment. although his ephes might fit
properly the We not astonshed the tenn
per of the member from Georgia, the language which
he employs He polite enough to attempt some Sc
verify against ourselves speech he made the wings
at Petersburg few days ago Scarcely has he returned
to his seat in the House. before he commences his eg
lave duties there by pouring out gross abuse upon the
President 1t is no matter The country will not now
learn for the first time, that there those in the world
'Whose praise is ccnsure, and whose praise.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUsl
Consulting Of spendidly talented Troupe Eques-


trianS,
From the Chestnut street Amphithcatre, Philadelphia,
WILL exhibit at Washington, Saturday, July 10Th,
w Monday, 18th, Tuesday, 18th, and Wednesday, l9h
S4S. The high estimation which this celebrated estab.
lishment has acquired and holds, prove sufficiently
the truth Of the description of talent attributed each
artist, and of every effect advertised in the bills and pam
phcts One OF the extraordinary and wonderful
provemens in travelling exhibitions is the introduction
the syvic gas for lighting this immense establishment
which is introduced into the centre Of the beautiful pav-
lion, in large coronet OF silver brilancy.
The Orchestra, the finest in the United States, will be
under the direction of the celebrated Mr. Richard Willis,
surnamed the King Bugle Player.
The Performers OF the superior class in talent
The position of the proprietor enables him all
great talent Of America and Of the European continent
The Noble Stud consists of horses and ponies of the
beautiful shape, full blood, and iancifu marks, of any
equine selection in the known world Journeys the most
expensive have been undertaken Gull the pride OF Ara
bia the choice OF England and France and the selections
of Scotland.
Various pictorial illustrations given in the bills and
pamphlets of OF the striking feats of the astes
in order bring forcbly the mind of the general
readers the wonderful effects about to be witnessed.
0Hours of exhibition n o'clock in the evenings per
formance TO commence at 8. Exhibition Wednesday
afternoon only; doors open at O'Clock, performance
commence at "a.
DT-Admtance Is cents.
py-For particulars see large bills and pamphlets.
July 6--Tu& Thurs2w
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HORSE LOsT!-Escaped from my PASTURE adjoining
the railroad where it leaves the city, small ligat bay
horse high spirited, marked with white hind foot,
and having the hair rubbed off above eye. He
formerly owned by Mr. DeringeI Of this city will give
suitable reward to any who will deliver him my
residence on + street., east of the Patent Office.
july T-lw AMOS KENDALL
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Notlce.-Publio Houses at Nantucket.

The Ocean House. kept By r. +. Parker-The atlantic
House ut Siasconset, kept by H. g. Crocker.
rINHE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged and
otherwise improved, with good accommodations for
bathing is now, in comfort and convenience, interior to
public house in New England.
The ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this at Siascon.
is large neat, and commodious and it cannot fail
be pleasant home such desire pure fresh air. magni
icent ocean scenery, and fine fishing
The fine steamer Massachusetts, Capt. Lot Phinney,
four trips week, during the summer months, be-
tween Nantucket and New Bedford, folowss
Leaves Nantucket Monday and Saturday at a. l.,
and OH Tuesday and Thursday at 81 a. m.
Leaves New Bedford Monday and Saturday at
and on Wednesday and Friday at 81 a. m.
The time occupied in making the passages between Nam
tucke and New Bedford, including the landings Holiness
Hole and Woods Hole is only about A hours.
Those passages delightfully."- pleasant in summer, the
July Il--d3w
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Criminal Co,rtThe trial of Major Tochmens case FOL
alleged challenging OF Joseph H. Bradley commeneed 10
day The testimony has been closed and the District Az
M, the Hon. Reverdy Johnson viii address the jury on
behalf Of the defendant
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C,ARTAINs ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.-An
- admirable likeness and admitted by officers OF the
army in the city, to be faithful and elegant repre-
sentation OF the distinguished old Hero
For sale, by the dozen, or single copy, by
w 4. KENNAUGH,
June 23f Sole Agent. the National Theatre.
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W acrIoo, by whom il has been adopted and worn ever
since first invention by the late ingenious Mr. Potts. of
London whom the present artist was for eleven years
pupil and assistant
&c have the artificial leg of Mr. Selpho its con-
sIuchon appears u ven oS 81 20 answef
those who wear them this is positive and undenabe.
Some of my friends whom have mutilated inform me
that they superior to all others
"VALENTINE MOTT
Professor of Surgery, University New York"
Also selplos ARTIFICIAL Hand.--An entirely new and
useful substitute for lost hand, arranged that the
wearer open and shut by means of the remaining
stump w. s. will give further information by appca-
ton by letter, post paid He also refers Dr. J. s.
Wear, OPP. Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina, who Is authorized to receive orders
Ju ll-3m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Annual CONNIE ncement of
~ the Columbian College, for the graduation the Sc
NOR Class will be held Wednesday next in the Baptist
Church, E street The exercises will commence at II
o'clock, A.
Tho public is respectfully invited to attend
COLLEGE Hull, July 8-dyt
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4 CELPHO's FIRST PREMIUM AN
hO GLEsEA LEG.--Introduced into the
United States and made solely by William
Selpho, "a Spring street, New York. This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis OF
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IIOFFMAN's Course OF Legal Study, second edition.
III rewritten and much enlarged Two volumes octave
bound in one /; price (bafprice) ~ rs.
MAY T.
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WOIiTHINGTON q. sNETHEN,
Attorney aud COsussei20r-0t-L .Ga1,

Has permanently located and will punctuay attend to any
business intrusted to his care in Dallas the adjacent
counties Nav I6-9n
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zENTLEMEN's BOOT AND LADIES'
SHOE STORE.
UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA.

III J)Ep.HRI.HENI,
FVIHE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
1 in this Department will commence on the SECOND
oNDAF Oh oPGog nfAt, anu conue un. Emg Isl O
branches OF the Cannon and CaUH LGa5, Public HterRd
ti0Hat aud Constitutional LH50.
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
subjects, by four Professors.
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD will embrace
l. The history of the Roman Law from the earliest times
H. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according TO the most approved method OF the Ger
man School, Ill The jurisprudence of Louisiana, COM
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France and
Spain. ~; An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana
whether derived from France, Spain the United States
Those by Professor THEODORE II. MCCALEB, will treat
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
ana Obligations OF Masters and Manners CohsonS ana
other Maritime tos, general average Salvage Civil and
pOhecaons and contracts for Maritime Services in Building
Repairing and Supplying of Ships. Ill. international Law
the absolute rights of States, International rights of States
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and
Courts of the United States embracing the Original and APP
peae jurisdiction Of the supreme and Circuit Courts and
the Original Jurisdiction Of the District Courts Courts of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
The Lectures OF Professor RANDELL Hunt will treat Of
camille Property and CONTRACTS and Mercantile Remedies
dnge LeGIe2 VII ~ P g ~ so D9e sns If Ri ~ NJ
change and Promssory Notes and Shipping OF Bailmen
and Contracts with Car1e Contracts OF by
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship Of
Freight Iettison and Average; Salvage and insurance.
IL The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts OF Criminal
Jurisdiction, and-III of the Law OF Evidence.
The Common and Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Peadings in Civil Gases at Common Law, andII Cons
tutiOnal Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, Esq. will assist as Adjunct Pro-
iessOr in the Department of the Civil Law.
Students viii be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
The degree of Bachelor of Laws win be conferred only ON
those who shall have attended two Courses of LectuIe or
one full course after having studied at least one year in the
Office Of Counsellor at Law and after strict examination
by all the Professors. during the COaEe there viii be fire.
quent examinations.
There viii be organized, also Moot Court which viii be
oldeu once every week. presided over by Of the Pro-
feSog.
ss The phee Of Tickets foz the Course fxedaf $780,
OF S25 for each Professor.
H A. BgLLARD, Dean Of the Faculty.
New Orleans. June /, 1873 is5 5m
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NEW SCHOOL ROoKs


And other Interesting Publications., For Sale at NO IA
Camp Street.
CyFSAR'S COMMENTARIES On THE GALlIlC
u yVAR-With English Notes, Critical and Explanatory,
a excon Indexes, sc By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. NJ,
Editor of The New Testament in Greek with Notes
on the Historical Books, +" AnOlds series OF Greek and
Latin Books nc, &c. o,,-, ,r,re,
With Notes for Colleges By w. 5. Tyler, Professor OF
the Greek and Latin Languages in Amherst college,
AppleOn's New Edition, 1913.
AN INTRODUCTION To the Authors Course Of Read
mg,' and Elements of Reading and OTatoTy. Part
Second. By H. Vaudeville, ID. D., Professor OF Moral
Science and Bellies LettTes in Hamilton College
WRAH' = PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER; A Com,
pee Account of the Cultivation and Manqacture Of
the sugar Cane According to the Latest and Most I'M
proved fIocess with numerous Illustrations. 1873.
THE MANSI0hSO OF ENGLAND; " PICTURESQUE ge-
neatIons Of the Seats of Nobemen from Drawings by
APPLETON'S RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
COMPANION, Being Travellers Guide Though the
United States of America.
BOSTON NOTIONS, Being an Authentic and Concise
Account Of That Vilage.'' from 1880 to 1917 by
GeoTge Dearborn, author Of the American Tex Book
of Letters, y &c.
ROSS ACCOUNTANTS OWN BoOK-And Busi-
just eosysd and for sale at the New Orleans satiOnes
lei LB STEEL. IA Camp street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
For the Crescent.

For the Crescent.
Forever gone each joy my soul had known
Each hope e'er had cherished in the past
Yet still forever thine. till life has flown,
The heart that loves thee while its life shall last.
Forever lost the tones thy lips had poured
With sweetest music on my charmed ear
Those tones that vibrate yet on memory's chord,
Though absent thou. whose presence made them dear
Forever faded from my vision now,
The dreams that once my every thought illnmed,
Such as dreamed when gazing ON thy brow
felt life's self in love for thee, consumed.
All time that changes ALL to me has brought
The doom of anguish and of dark despair
The future brings but sorrow with the thought
That only misery awaits thee there.
He who upon life's stormy wave is tossed.
Knows not despair while hope still guides him on
But when cen that bright influence is lost,
There nought remains but dark oblivion.
Forever gone each JOY my soul had known,
Each hope e'er had cherished in the past
Yet still forever thine till life has flown,
The heart that loves thee while its life shall last D.
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TOOTH ACHE CURED


| Dr. MENsiNG5s 7 o 9TH A Oh L
ELlXIR.-This ieIe Is devoid of all poi Y $500
sonous ingredients Try bottle and you I1J
will see a WY tace turned into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POWDER.-This article is the best now before
the public 1t eadcate the Tartar without the aid OF in
by Or MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, Office, No. 50,
BGr0pne street. four doors ABOVE COmmonst. my Is 3m
w. r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST. -
Il CGrondelet street, .Gclo Orleans,
WILL perform all operations the TEETH for Their
Wv preservation in the most scientific isggssssszsf..
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert f{ssEssssAA53
ed, from one to whole set on the most4 7 fYySae
Teeth extracted without the use of ChOrOfOm, and with
but slight pain TO the palent.
From long experience his profession and strict appca-
ton business he hopes to merit share OF public patronage
Reference can be gwen 10 the eminent medical
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. myl7 I'm
J. WEST, Practical Dentist
TTTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOreans
w that he has removed hH office 10 1919 Co.
CARONDRLET STREET, corner OF POydras
street opposite the Church. Thankful iOrI Ss59s9a
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed -ALIJIy
him. he VOud solicit continuance OF thesame Alter
practce Of eight years the mechanical department both
in Europe and the United States, and having avae him
self of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction tc all those who may favor him with
call. List of Prices.
Single Tooth mounted fine gold plate. ...,.....$ so
. pivot. .........,..,..,.,,..... . "
Plugging with fine gold, per cavity W
full set Of Teeth, highly finished, principle ~,
The loss Of the Palate supplied without clasps iga,
J. w warrants ali his operations to be the best Of work
m8nship and material and to give satisfaction to those who
may patrOnize him. charge will be made
Old plates remOdeed and repaired st the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely having Their work
promptly attended TO- by sending correct model.
ez1 DENTISTS supplied with Teeth Instruments, NC
NIB. w can refer to many persons who now en-
Toying The benefits OF ms practice. apo bIn
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o. Among the good people down east, the pious
Puritanic custom is not yet obsolete, the naming
children after the cardinal virtues of Patience and
Experience, Faith, Hope and Charity, Righteous
ness and Justice, Truth, Love and Mercy Not
long since, clergyman in Connecticut was reading
to his congregation the beautiful and poetical psalm
of David, wherein he says Mercy and Truth
are met together; Righteousness and Peace have
kissed each other" At this passage little girl IN
the assembly manifested great interest, and WINS
cred to her mother" That's Just as true as you
live. see Righteousness Hill a-kissng Peace Pea
body behind the smoke-house = but how dld the
minister know it -
This reminds us Of an anecdote we nave heard
of gentleman of wore. in this country, VINO was
paving his deyoirs TO the daughter OF worthy
old farmer. who reioiced in the Christian name Of
ChQrity. An elder sister enjoyed the name Of Pa
tience On one occasion, shortly after the gallant
bean arrived AT the house of the father of his lady
love . a Groom from the stable announced that
Massa DIS horse was mighty bad off with colo.
He was noble steed, the pride of the owner, and
adiudged the best piece of horse flesh in all the
country. At once all was alarm, and the beau for
oot his stctned, and turned to bestowing all his at
fention to the long switeh-tan roam. He became
very much alarmed, and exhibited so much rest
lessess and anxiety in his endeavors and resorts to
relieve the animal, that the old gentleman called
upon him to Have Patience, MIR. , have
Patience" This was so often repeated, that the
young Lothano thought it, perhaps, an attempt To-
foist the eldest daughter upon him, and he exclaim
ed, No, II 4 can't get Charity, I'H be -
If 1 hare either
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

UAhhIATE NNaW u AZ OAI,
THE Patronage that has been extended to very be
Il ally the last seven years, while in Com st 8F -
mon street, has induced US the last summer 49, ~
to erect large building expressly for manu- bSS(fE
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES N1&---SE-
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared with good Northern wOkmen,
and the best of Materials build any style OF Carriage to
Order and guarantee them used IN the country.
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and can restore them almost their original beauty
and durability, although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent to repair Vewll,
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages or their old ones repaired
call our Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves at the corner of CfRy4HIER and CAR ONDELET
Streets door to the Office Of the Commercial Water
Works rear of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
les 6m MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
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POgTABLE COTTAcES,

TgNHE subscriber has hand and building to order
1 a variety of PORTABLE COTTAGES, to 1Azsts
which the attention of those who intend passing the g
warm season in the Lake Towns and Watering E1E%G
Places near the CITY, and those who would wish TO have
cheap and pleasant residence of their own invited.
specimen of the Portable Cottage be Magazine
street one door above DeOrd street, river side. He has
FOUR on hand ready for immediate use
Jel9 I'm SAM DENMAN, "a Graver street.
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suMNlER RHsIDEMoE AZ MANDEVILLE.

81 4 delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
fN devie, measuring two aTpents fronting the Lake by
lli4 twelve arpentS in deptll-all fenced in The i'm
prOveents comprises good and substantial FIame Dwelling
Of three rooms fronting the Lake, galleries in front and rear
two Cabinets Kitchen and Servants Rooms; other
good building built expressly for vsite having two large
with gallery Stables etc. On the premises fine
Spring the only there probably at Vaudeville, and
in front of the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cows
Horses. WAGES, ETC.
For Terms which are LIBERAL and full particulars, apply to
my22 PERSON & BONNENAL. 81 GTavIer st.
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HAIR TONIC.

TENHIS valuable preparation eXCts the scalp 10 and
healthy action; ceanseS from sCur and dandTu pre-
which often appear upon the head and in majority OF cases
produces fine growth of HAIR 1t also gives the Hair
rich glossy and beautiful appearance unequaled by
other article of the kind
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wauantel, if
strictly applied according the directions change the Hair
from ang other color beautiful auburn, perfectly je
JkGck, without staining the skin.
JAYNES AGUE PILLS-A positive for Fever
and Ague These Pills are warranted to Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed, and CUre Is
not effected the money will be returned
For sale by n. JARVIS 4 co,
Je27 if corner Magazine and Common streets.
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rNR YuGATAM

MILITARY GOODS.-The subscribers have now on
I've hand 200 IT, 5. RIFLES, from HaIpeT,s -.sssss
Ferry large supply of COLTS REPEAT -.
ING PISTOLS six shoOtersl English BELT ,seSS =
PISTOLS HOLSTER PISTOLS; also, low s4sEE1-s
priced Revolving Pisto which with complete assortment
Of SWORDS SABRES. Military Sashes, and other Mill
ary Equpments they offer for sale low for cash. at No 10
Chartres street [Je22GI HYDE GOODRICH.