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PATENT CHAIR MAKERS
44S BROADWAY

DTvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Recumhtnt Revolving
Chairs Selfactng Extension kscumben Chairs Dentist
Vsarr, Improved Invalid Wheel Chars, Branch Reading
sud Writing Desks every variety Of Mechanical Chairs
iSr comfort and convenience, III.
Also, by permission manufacturers Of Major Series y.
9 A. Travelling Invalid Ghar.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made 10 order
VI w KING, 1<,,s WI
w. n. IIA.IECK, ( ~" i''h'
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MARKS = DUvALL,

ITAyE ON hand Battery Kettles Drasz Pals Plaers 70
III aud sheet Bruss Tubing Metal German Silver, anda
other goods manufactured by the Wocottvle brass Co.
Also Ryels both Iron and Tened. N4 -.
Wadhams a. Co.'s superior Gill Buttons, including Mill
Dexeris very superior Knitting and Tidy coltops rail- of
which, as Agents the manufacturers, they oner for sale
the most favorable terms
They are also Importers and Dealers In Pearl nntions
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Sken Sewing Cotions,
Shoe and Stay Iaces, and general assortment o. Fancy
Goods. FE 5M445s fFi't ys+
Pnpcr Hangings, window Shades and Up-
h0lstery Go0dss * r3FF Y
SyOLOMON a. HART, 2I3 broadway, are now receiving
y per various packet ships from England and France
city, an Of which they offer In any quantity, Wholesale or
RETAIL lower prices than can be found in any other esta.
blishment f,1 &sl;f
Country merchants and Others will End large pssort
ment Window Shads and Paper Hanxinys Of al theya
ous styles and prices, and whoa thsy are reirHed 10
call and examine t ls@t
This establishment Is always clossd on Saturday
l| +" SOLOMON IL HART.
Ipholsierers and Importers. 24a broadway.
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SOFASl SOFAsll

zaz----. A FRESH supply Of good and cheap
6 s ,l,s&o SOFAS just received. al the following
&AGx73fS prices--lf, % %, 49, 81, AZ and % dol.
~ lars. Also daily expected, fine LOT OF
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLoR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all Of which will he sold great bargains, at the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE under Odd Fellows Hall,
9TH street, between u and streete
All In will please call and examine the articles for
thrmsrlvrs 5. d. BROWN.
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IAiES, H..
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TRANSIATlONS, ..@
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Merchant Tailor, three doors west OF
~ Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, keeps constantly
hand large and elegant stock OF ready made clothing
in almost every ely and style Of garments Gentlemen
In want OF suit for immediate use may rely upon getting
goods Of the best aaty and made equal 10 The best be-
spoke work. All garments warranted as represented.
furnishing goods
MeaErsstaken and suits made 10 order One price on.
ly, Terms cash
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To Let,

THE rtcpa room IN TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suatse ir Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts,
such other purposes not Inconsistent with the principles oil
total abstinence Terms moderate. Apply 10
u. WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec ls-tf Or at the Hall.
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II. Sd. II. BRO OKS s. CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs & yEsrINGs,

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES e. VESTINGS,
Nos. ZIG and | l8 Chcrystreet " Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
ITAvE on hand a very large STOCK Of
Ill Fashionable ready made Clothing just manu-.
faclurej, and especially adapted to the season
Also, nh extensive and compete assortment Of
Fancy Articles. embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, Cassi-
meus and Vestings, by the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers.
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
to order in the best possible and in point Of
style not to be surpassed ss
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.


MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues fthe sar.
wi saparia, Ddndeiion, Wild Cherry and several other
EToc Plants whose wonderful properties al
together unknown, except TO the author Of
H.- IIASLEYiS FOREST WINE
II Is well known TO good chemists that nil vegetable sub
stances contain more less deetcrous properties well
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which
dnsed together IN every root plant and blossom remain
nserarabe in the extracts oblained BY the usual method
and in many cases either injurious or aoseier useless
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
10 cure
Il very different with Hasleys Fbres Wine by means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article, the entire virtues
the valuable combination Of plants discovered Is
obtained pre and free from every properly but those which
act In unity and harnnnze with the constitution Of the hu.
frame This renders the Threat Vine the excel.
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both i'm LIS
miraculous power of curing well delightful flavor
The Fbres ine most distinguished for its great eff
cary rene,riag ,carycut constitutions and curing gene.
raj IN health proceeding from nervous disorders complaints
Of the stomach trer heart and kidneys, including
ness dyspspsia, INDIGESTION oss q appetite and ds6iia
ted stale V e system. free use of the Forest Wine
s,ores nalis Of this class 70 the most robust strong and
vigorous health 1t has also proved uEef in restoring In
vads from lingering ate alter ree attacks Of aickptss
Price 81 per bottle, for sale IaHeys General Depot,
J. i. sCaan only ngent Washington City.
o. NJ I.nthicum, only agent, Georgetown.
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FRENCH CHINA.
d. G. 81 ID. HAvILAND,

+ No. "a JOHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods In
i usual assortment among which are:
100 S T r.n Sea s'N Some very rirh
200 pars Vases for Mantel Ornaments
600 pairs Rich Cofees
Card Baskets, Candestlcks, Dc.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

TuE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales is such
that they have come 10 be regarded ia the standard from
which there is no appeal J..
Scales Of the above manufacture Of every required mod
fcation graduated 10 the English, French, Spanish, Pou
ruese Chinese Standards for expectation and home
trade, constantly ON hand and for sale by
oct Z ly- FAIRBANKS ~ Co, 81 water st.
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j. STOUVENEL s. Co, 5,ss
No 80 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near broadway,
New York,
MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL DEALERS in &
CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, SC.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and al
articles warra nted.
complete assortment Of the richest cut press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
OIL at wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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A Prime article Of VANILLA BEAHs on hand, and
n for sale CHARLES STOTT, DrugEisi,
corner OF tn street and Fa a.dnre.
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TNDELIBLE INK, without preparation AZ % eIe psr boz
] For sale by CHARLES STOTT.
Druggist aud Apothecary
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y osE WATER pat W in bct.s ol,ll.s For sale By
" CHARLES SToTT,
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS

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lent article; have il used and highly rec ON
mend IN American. ip,d Is
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THE LEADING PERIODICAL In AMERIc'.'
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r AND l.. A. Cooley.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
0SeVv Orleans StatiOners's WarehOus
NO. IA CAMP STREET.

NO "A CAMP STREET. s-.r
L PAFEETs -17eatsntion Of those purchasing SCHOOL
BOOKS either for their own use or to SELL isrsspsuuy nyi to
,h assortment Of the subscriber sell ali kinds Of School
Books as low as they can be purchased auy establishment IN this
city He ntenisto keep constantly on hand all work. in the various
Departments Of education in general usssomeof which ARE
SPELLING BOOKS-N ebstsr's Comlys. Cobb's, En-
ersoD's York Towns Paray Bsuhsy's, Hazea's, and
MeGuaey'a Eclectic Spoilers
READERS Ghgg and ElOt's Series, Murray's, Emer.
sou'a, Frosts PoltHs Ncw York. Goodrehs PleFpon.-'
Cola'a Eeleeug Series nianasTie-s aud Worcester
DlCIlOH All E7NN enei w alSst s Iola 'onl'oH
and T2lLe 1 Vs"ils Co, !, ~. = 'I ..y n
leTs's, smith, Green's Bicwns Agaf's Aufray''' Comfy "
bniio1s, ana ColOg lig'sh lieiHllili.
khEiORlC-bi9i s. Hha'e5ss z, Jameson Inl ~ To-
ELOCUIlON-Uom'toeks s. Bafner s. anu hitAlam@
LOGIC-Mhls's, Whaeley's Hedges rappsns jamie
sons and PaEEeT'f logic
COMPOsITIOG-Parker' Progressive EEerCgs and Aids
English Composition.
ARITHMETIC - EmersOns, Pixies Smiths, DAVIES,
CQlbuln's DaloH Adonsa slsy's Pary'ss ColJsi Rays
and Vugtes's u s. Arithmetic
ALGEBRA - Davies's, Days, ColbuIn's, Bonuycasde's
Euler' Bridges Farral LacroNs, Harry p aud B0arlou
GEOMETRY Davies Elements Practical Analytical
Descriptive and Lsganlrs, Puy.aig's ana slapn's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Days Gummers's, FiinJs, and
Gibaons Surveying
SIMULTANEOUSLY Bonnyca.te's, and Ostrandes
Mensuraon.
DRAWING Davies's Shades aud Shadows Peaes
Daufos Bor.s
BOOK. KEEPING ennett's PtestOn's, Hauis,s, God.
dards AIaIh's E5uagd's Cruenl.as, Hs4aocks Ross,
. and Colts housekeeping
ey's Malts Brurs woroes 5 Adams Gooiriels, Biakss,
smaey's ana SMITHS Geography and Atlas
HISTORY UE1TFp ETArEs-G rimshaw's Key and Cues.
tons Frst's Hale's, 1WilarI's Oney3, Web1s, Wilson'S
GooiHah's, and Ruszsll History Of the United States.
VISTORY -ENgLANp- G rimshaw's Key and Questions
i'' PaadeE'.. Ms a5Ela Gooifs and Russell History
Of England
! Observation-Disclosures RusseP5. Miehelets
| and Caves History, Of France ~
I ~ FFaHnNr p n
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Bunw0e or THE IvANAoE.-The Cincinnati
papers inform us that on TIE nighfof the oh inst,
about O'Clock, the steamer. Ivanhoe, lying at the
mouth Of Deer Greek, undergoing repairs, -oaughy
o. fire. Tie flames soon enveleped the wbolebosG
ava she was cast loose in the stream. At The fSot
Of Pike street she caught on couple Of coal beats
lying abreast Of the steamer Melodeon. The Atter
oat was only saved BY theexertions Of the ireihen
The Alhansra was cast loose toescape the danger,
and Hoaiea out into the stream. The lvanhoe was
entirely consumed to the waters edge. boss pro-
baby 49, O0-insuled in Pittaburg. No cargo
on beard.
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The very funny FsTCs under this tethe author only
knows how it acquired sanuOt boast Of much novelty
hats well written and olsysy put together The Of
the piece created by the scOmpTehensOn of Miss Felt
erdonn tAIEs ROWe), old maid, bluesOcking, and
poetels Of the Mandy PANTY school, who discovers that It's
high time She should be marhsd-shswoud prefer man
with high flown poetic maguaon capable Of appTeca
ting all the beauties Of Byron Hemans and Mts. Hannah
More, but she very particular even upon this point
Her bother. FeahsrdOgH (Gerson), has quite enough 10
do to keep bis temper and watch the interests o. atayor
tie niecss itg (Mss SalZman) to whom Miss Feather
down stands not only the relation of aunt but also that
of godmOiher and in fact bearathe delicious
Julia; this creates the mistake which Mis- FeathsIdOwn la
bo under, in imagining that Count dc DqfoRdlere (Ey-
tnge) and C0pper5rP1H (Ohares) both making mati-
mOnial proposals herr As regards the first gentleman, it
immaeiia to hm whom he espOuses provided the dollars
accompany the BRIDE hesthe iei on pare JraHeais man
at boOmaker store and has thrown his last under
the impieoh that bis WhkeB and mOuStaehes arecersin
fowinthe heart of fair sdyoh. Charities street Cop
pelhown, however, although hes enough tin puT
ohssethe gold ring and pays his servant oses (Spea
wages by promises Of double short time, isthe bona tide
sweetheart Of Jna and with her consent asks ss Feath
erdown permission for the natch oye5yed the stock
Of happiness which she fanoie5 store for hsef this
amoFOus old lady cheenIy connves intended elope
snt by COFpehr0gn and bis Julia, and even agrees
10 make one Of The party disguised page. OF
tbiss ell discovered and puta stop n.pTOper dramatic
time By Old FeaherdOwn, who length sOeh and gives
his slow and blessing the yonng lovers. Joseph
hnds mate thu person Of H0tty Gins BOwen) The f.
male attendant upon the two Juias.. JOSEPH and Betty
have very pretty Of love jealousy, reconciliation,
and taiHting and durng The half hour which is perform
auce Involves the audience oonyued with lagghef
'tMammon and Cannon was performed at The Amen.
last evening for the stme; t will be repeated tonight
and commend it to the public worth witnessing.
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FINS DEGREE TEMPLE No. l. ncets al Temple HaiINo.,
IL Royal street. MnEsons Buildings, al halfpGs7 10 elk

ST. CHARLEs HorEL ioi NIountflrd Judge C R King
n o; q w D0ranCe MI Field, III Smith, Ala; Z J Gay,
Mo: i " Dlls-d Ga; z Il Smelly, JB K BallqeE, "
II w John On, Ark II M0se aud adV. La; w 3 JOHl
Mrs; BaCkgnqdge and lady, Penn; T. b i.gs Perune,
G Benton, a YandOn, M Wade and ohld, NJ ] Black,
Miss VeduestranIt, M Runnel.s and lady.
EERAND4 HoTsL-Boyie. 5efiyens, Ala; y G Hasey,
. WaTisis and family, La; II q Mcalyrs Uf HARRISON, q
Touey, l. j King. Miss; DE- SNYDER, Tenn.
PLANTERs' HoTEL.-B.a filtonld, w d P9ndeton, w
Williams, p kIaneis, BR'ize; Webb. Iimbnc0D j
Butler, NJ Izod MisssW Hampon, A r. sigHnl. Z War
tell and family, + PinGkard, La ID EdWr ds, COnkey,
w Burke n D.
BAsKs Ana Dg.--G Smith, J S Fraley, ArE; Bond.
w II llillard, n o.
CoMMERolaL' HoTEL.-G s Chalmer J N Jones La; 3
y Vanbibber, la; r KIRBY and lady, Wilson, Illinois.
LOUISIANA HOTEL-A Ellison AdOlne To- La; R B
Johnston, Miss ShiEadon, w Albeit, n o.
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Blastl Books, such as Super-royal
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and |
pdy Books, Invoice and Record /
Books, Royal Medium, Denny
and Cap, III full sets, Of every /
ltyle OF ruling ard binding, some
handsomely paced, and war
ranied Of the best linen paper.
Steamboat Books, ofevery form in
use-Freight and Cabin Regis |
b tiers, Passage Registers, Wood |
and General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and Memoran-
DUN Books, Of every kind Of
ruling.
lFitiHgp Gpers, super-royal, royal
DENY, foliopost, English, French
aud American Cap and Letter
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
mercial Post and Record Paper
ruled and plain, Packet Post
and Note Paper, Papeteries Of
variOu1 qualities, a very fine as
sortment, together with Motto
and Transparent Waters HUI
minated WMsIs-a new aud
beautiful article.
Fhneg Colortd Pope, glazed and
plain surface, various colers,
Eng iGh and American Tissue,
assorted colors, Tracing Paper,
every size, Gold aHd Silver Pa.
per and STRIPS, Bristol Boards,
every site and thickness, PeTi0-
rCted Boards Of different colors.
Sealing Wa and Waters, in great
variety, superiine English and
American, Of all culurs aud sizes.
| Writing Inks, Of every quality,
Engush, French, American ant
German, every cclor.
Erha fine French Pump Hikstaad4
Of very superior finish.
| Iaksid,lds Of every kind, glass, ma.
nogauy, iron and bronzed metal
very fine assortment.
Papsr Weighs, fancy gassi irul
and bronztd,
Pei FOLDERS, fine silver-mountel
Porcupine, Porcelain and rs
/ S S,io -'i''i 'i'-''''''''
H'i1'
Al0ft0 Sedte-Glass Motto seal'
various designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and iDory id5teis, a IN
assortment
DISK 7ddletssdnd CALENDARS.
Porcelain Slides, every SIZE, som
in Morocco frames, a very I'M
ana superior hill''''
bel.tf L.'Pg2 uiaSieu ~ t - ~,
Ia.'s ~ ~ ,, - "a ~
~ -. a,ssrsn, siles.
-, T,-s Ntsos,g,ss. A yer
o ~ " -. ,-.i.Ia f,r ~ noc h
+ -. O..
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Sc mend Pags fov CRY NEwa, 50,

furonrAEr 70 -P4vERs.-Ihe proceed
ines 81 the Second Municipality Council, which
are found in our paper to-day, should receive the
attention 81 al our readersesPecially Of those who
are called o. e pay taxes for The coming year
Everybody who reads these praeseaings win digest
his breakfast better than he would otherwise have
done Il will be seen that they have passed the
new ordnance Submitted BY the Finance Commit
Tee, inpesing tan Of two per cent for the pre-
sent Yeaf
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u N707-T--7I 7-I--- TTTI1I III ~
MARKETS..
10 Super Linen Patilas;
40 g. hrtduuasf
7.e Linen Crtos ls Aioraix;
81 Fancy Cotton Drlhugsi
i. {s Blue LINEN Lislndoes
n 0S Super Printed Cacoes
10 Lawns aud B8lzornes;
81 Rareges and Organdies
40 bales "a Inc Brown Shaeings
so Chicopoe d do
Is Assorted rwilled Couonades
Is 34 Indigo Blue Printed Cacoes
20 "A Bleaehel Cotton imneialcsi
rs 81 Mohawk Sheedugsi
In store and for sale on reasonable terma by -
no lw MCDOWELL PECK 96 Gravior 81.
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GcnNem5a-I an happy 10 acknowledge the receipt Of
your Communication, Of the 18Th inst in which y0ulniom
me that ny approaching retirement Tom oiics ha
10 some OF my fellow citizens OF New Orleans, without d
nnotiOn OF party the idea Of rendering TO public dn
ner to be given day to suit my cOnvensnce, when
entered upon the dchargeO the due Of the gnbe1toal
efoe sensbly felt the weight Of tbs Responsibility had
assnued and firmly resolved 70 berue and taful 20 the
dl eytentof ms poor abilities, to all the Obligations impo
sd on me by the constitution laws and the Official oath
whichhad been sDlemniy administered to me, How far
nv efoIfs and insn tons have been successful mns be lett
TO the decision Of my constituents 1t be admitted that
ny a1mnstFaOn has bean marked by Unusual and peiex
ing difficulties and certain il IS, that have failures TO Ia
ment aud eeis answer for. The highly atteIng terms
however in which you have alluded to my motives and
oonrsa will remain wlthe in my retirement proud and
much cherished recollection. TeHerng to GU, gentlemen
ms warmest acknowledgement shall hold myself ready 10
meet YOU on Saturday, the 2ih inst;
With great respect your obedent servant.
Isaac JOHNSON.
To Messs Kennedy, Convey Fabe, Lewis, DuHive, Ben
fsnrisfv nn1o Hers