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MONDAY MORNING. APRIL III. 1874
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1rHE essf Efs Il p The G b "A E-N75
Our nrhane mel ghbor wrath against rs coz:
tsnaes ii burn, after The manner a = merry
Snrnacs, Or. perhaps va should so. like llquor
thrown on Hi airs blast II burns, however,
rather haaoksrs sth more smoke than name
ma scorsiles IHcrc than il eniightens, Let ~
however, blaze away Oar whole serious attea f
ton 10 Il arose only from mistake
ii seems that the gentleman whom, from the
fai,ure IF any notice to the contrary, we had
every reason 10 suppose tho acting editor Of the
Coarier, has. for some weeks, ceased to be so;
and that its ancient conductor had, At that
time, resumed his editorial throne.
Ii. while All editorial compact Itself but what
should be the permanent Law Of the Press sub
sisss between two newspapers, one Of the two
contracting persons is changed, the compact
itself should still subsiss, If merely reasonable
one: hut il one which but stipulated for the
performance Of what was, even without it, oblg
atory, it could not be fairly set aside. In no
case could it Be fairly set aside. without notice
to the other party Receiving no such notice,
We were bound to suppose that the compact
towards us was meant to be kept; and we Kept
ii faithfully ourselves.
When, therefore, from the courier's silence
as to any change If editor Or Of intentions. we
fell into the error Of surprising the same respon.
sibility still 10 exist the fault became certainly
the Courier ), not ours, This, and the obvious
moss Of the fact that our rejoinder Of Saturday
to the repeated personalities Of the Courier was
prompted only BY our perfectly natural mistake,
should, beyond question, have excused us in the
eyes Of its late editor, and exempted US from his
rather angry reply Of yesterday morning.
For Us, il has ever been and ever shall be
enough 10 know that we have done wrong VIC
hasten, therefore, to recall whatever has ag-
grieved Mr. Fabre, and to express to him our
regret and goodwill His answer is certainly
rather acrimonious but we are not SO I'M
reasonable as to expect that . gentleman who
has been wounded BY mistake should not be out
of humor.
AS to our habitual style-- which, as every
body knows, is to authors the dearest part OF
themselves cheerfully in sign Of our amity
abandon it to his apprehension. He shall call il
a. BAD 81 he pleases We ourselves have never
thought much of it; our whole ambition being
only this: to have meaning, and to make tina
meaning Ineligible To us, the great matter
Is, what we say, not how we say it. Badly q
we write, We should probably write still worse
five tried to get q style
In only one thing will we Justify ourselves
he misinterprets US as to what we said Of hi
extraction: the Courier--that is, as we sup
posed, himself had accused US of not under
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CAMILLA URso.-We are glad to be able to
state that another musical treat is in store for
our citizens, in the way Of d concert from Ca
milla Urso, which is to take place tomorrow
tuesday, evening. This is to be the last ap
pearance of this talented young artistic in ti.is
city, and we trust we shall see o crowded house
on the occasion. Mmlle, Urso is q prodigy q
musical genius, for whom we predict a most
brilliant and successful future career.
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PERsoNAL--We would beg attention to an ad
vertisementi in another column in which a mc-
ther is anxious to gain information of her sor ,
Lord B. Bulford, who was in this city year
since He is supposed to be yet engaged on
some steamboat running to this city.
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pnopEsson HENRY DE- MAasAS.-The methe

abilities this gentleman highly spoken Of in this city
among the adc and gentlemen who audy the French
Combining the oral ayeem with the OF but single
admirable book reasonable method capable OF
the satisfactory inccnteatble esults and requires
great deal time than any other syaer dicuously termed
ouly suceesa ntahe nne' Professor shfARaANta
Dry Glasses for Ladies' Evening chea for Gentlem
He Private Lesson The residence OF the Pupil
rooms Camp araet opposte he City Hotel
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD CoMpANY.--We would solicit attention
to the able annual report, in another column, e
the affairs Of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, by the President James
Robb ESQ z z
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CANoERs Cunnp.-Dr. Frazee has the honor

- t. T
The public that he prepared all Of this
dssse; aud he wilt GUARANTEE A CURE +. EVERY CASE.
except when vital be rcensy affected Even IT,
the uHrer may rss Afflicted Cnnceftar
invited to visit DIFF. aous and advice fe,
Of hs sincerity his Confidence hia syate
treatment will every OF PIE
euied make charge unit, the patient ia cured. Prtet
pain the of the knife Twenty Dollars Nv
Injections for use, Address Dr. FRAZEE,
anil aplv Office, IS St, Chariea street,
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HOUSE F'ms.ssisFat,ag Store,

70 and rs CAMP STREET.
Subscriber daily receiving fresh additions 10 heirhEs
andya stock, comprised in which
QUEENsWARE GLASS md CHINA WARE ..-. .".
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS ard WATERS, in sets or single,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,
EHAMELED and HOLLOW wATz
BRITAsNIA PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HASGIKdS md DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssEEs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
sPERIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD aud WHALE OIL.
febqs am4p MILLER, HARRIS a EALTC.
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C0msasm. 9otton Casrabfe.

3 e A Q II 8 d Il u Il . u TN I M u " I
E Not only pains breast
back subduag Inflammation and the chest throat
which liable prevents entirely
Their formation The this nnen with the dree
lions and regimen given eosn invaluable either
sons already with the DISEASE predpssed H.
The principle this upon
opinions all the medical the and
be approved of.
For BYE BEACH, NJ d. chetsist hpoheeAy,
and Custom House sreets THOMAS RANKIN
Poydras Camp SYME Canal and Caron
dalai streets aplT bt2pkltW
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MARGuERIrE D'ANJou. AT the Orleans Thea
tire will be produced tonight, and for the first
time in this country, the above three act opera
by the celebrated Meyerbeer, composed by him
and performed many years ago in Paris. The
plot is founded on the contests between the Duke
Of Gloster and Marguerite d'Apjou, widow Of
Henry VI. Of England, in which that proud
Queen endeavored, by French aid. to recover
her husbands crown for his son, Prince Edward.
The plot is very interesting, full Of dramatic
points and romantic OF brilliant scenes and
tabieaux, and the manager has exerted himself
with his talented scene painter, to produce the
opera in a style of splendor yet unsurpassed
even by himself Costumes, decorations, seen
cry, all are new, and Of course, on such stage
accurate and rich.
The cast is excellent; Mines. Bertini and
Borghese, with Bordas, Genibrel, Lacroix.
and Beckers, having the principal roles.
Much care and time have been given to tht
preparation of the opera, which, being Meyer
beers and new to us, will doubtless have bril-
liant run.
Mr.. Fiot's translated libretto Of the opers
gives all the information required concerning
this interesting piece.
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Died.:

U16Q.
Sunday 18th inst at 4o'eosk WILLIAM C. Mlcou OF
this city.
s the family invited to attend his funeral from
THIS EVENING" At O'Clock.
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81. CHARLES THEATRE, April 10, 1854
the homer of receiving note to-day
proposing The ST. Charles Thsatre on MONDAY EVENING
for people Of New Orleans ia holding Mass
cling The subject subscriptions 10 great Railroad
enterprises, and inquiting my price
beg inform that Theatre ia at your AeIyee ami
that the anticipate realizing ia business the
completion will be ample remuneration for the loss Of
night Besides, have open account with the people Of Me-
Orleans, md the balance ia against
have remain, gentlemen, very respectfully
cbza;sn. servant BEN DRBAR.
To Messrs Rannsy Chairman VIM Henderson, Wm Massey
p IRWIN T. o. Stark, Committee Arrangements apt 2plt
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Stsaa,aaaen. Clothing.

Summer Clothing.
p. TRIM G E R l. CO.,
No. SIS Camp street.
IS- Invite attention To taeir superior assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large variety Of WOODEN GOODS adapted
FRENCH MERINo ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS
AIerino Dap dor, White and Figured Drill and Linen Duck
PANTS.
Rich Figured Silk Manslea VESTS, OF the atasi styles.
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style CRkyATs, NECK TIES, HALF HOSE Ere, Ere.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest Philadelphia Manufsc ture. APT 9p9m
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40 the Ladies'.


M A D n ? L T 3 N
f Respectfully her services the Ladies' Of New eau
of the following Iseasesi PEoLAPSus UTFl
WHITES PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL HENsTRuhTIoN, I'm
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted by In that which has roya
the ostdsnguhed Surgeons psriu London and New
hee Of which abe has ample testimony and THE
Aea oastRe hsrin that dR
Of the Uterus not of generous nature can be cared
Madem devosb herae exclusively 10 the Of
consulted DAILY, ut herrssidenee,
lSE II. Inlanh
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l8,if isi sbs ...s.s., FA2
j.
tF1,iylittES S4dhTeO
Collection on account of capital stock. 460o0
Collection account Of arrear taxes. ooouu ~ soo
New orleana. November 1 1898 $l2s $50
(signed) ]. CALHOUN, Secretary.
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RnfEcoGh Netting.

..n NEW ORLEANS, April Is 1854.
DsBar EsY, Aanagr 81 tie ST. Charles Theatre etc
sRThe undersigned, Committee behalf of the Stock
holders Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company bag inform Tint they have been appointed 20
ags Meeting the citizens Of New orsau'
OF discussing the inertia Of two sdnanoss recently
by Council subscribing to ihe stock of The
New Orleans Northern Railroad Company ia tho
amount millions Of dollars and he other subscribing to the
stock Orleans opeousas and Great Western Railroad
Company of million five hundred thousand dola
Thes only take effect being approved by the
qualified city, the Mayor has appointed next FIJI
day. ius which the OF the people shall Ia
ssearaned through the ballot box.
Committee had determined to call the Nesting in one of t'
public squares character Of tho weather
the propey arrangement Our object under the cir
ernces il the ST. Charles Thea.rs be leased
for the purpose Meeting, MONDAY EVENING and III
hat amount
Au early answsr ia respectfully requested.
respectfully obedsnt servants
H. ]. RANEEY. ehairmsni
WA. HENDERSON,
WM MASSEY,
P.IRwIN,
-.. 4. O. STARK,
aItttaa q Arr,o5
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Ge1atlensess, Take Notice.


III The New per "Cresten City" have arrived at
S. N. MOODY ~
Corner street and Exchange Place.
md his patrons, who have kindly waited for hl
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
can now Esect from the splendid assortmeptof
SUMMER cRAyATs,
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING,
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES and
FANCY ARTICLES, great variety.
M0ODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
had low 50 for Half Dozen linen boms etc.
EsS- Shirts made order any style.
tS- Rems,nber s. NJ MooDY,s Address. npi0 gpu
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H3ruqs, .yedsciss Is and Ghessicns.

DR.. &. J. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
sH DIR. L. j. coXE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive
neatly years. rar acquired
unsurpassed eqnaled by similar made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF cOPAlVA, SARsAPARiLLA AND GUBEBe.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES -
CHOLERA SYRUP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FL
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
Ky For ane by Druggists generally. iyT 81.
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: y. ~ 4.
a. &. SYKES AUCTION SALES.

Cargo OF Brig New World. ..... ...'from caai@.
BY r. b. SYKES
NEONDAY, April II, OF l0a o'clock vii l. %
VE sold a the store ses,rs aIatna No. 10 unam
bss ares The Cargo g New World by sample psssaxe
the and Wihea, 10 De deilHeeu 70
sdiaehatgei from brig nop,, ,,,,,srs ny
sa AGO az casks PORT wlNEi No..
m y, casEs md sd oeayes MADEIRA WINEi b
~ ar casts and Us ociaves Pa LIE SHERRY WlNEt
~ * ar ea.ks and IS oetayes GOLDEN SHElhf WlsEi
sos tcea and ito half kegs SEVILLE OLIVES r
sfB iafs, Nv lbs, OLIVE OIL; lG9 a5*14 "
l2 CASTLE SoA $3.50, rh;.t
Thu ,hova constitutes brig New dieet
c.ai on ne house Eehopsrd In bond onied to
debsnture. !, :. ,,,,u,,. yU;r.. and Br,p.
dies Of direct portatiop close ccnaigumnts m AMY
ii half and IS eighth pipes enen ph 1
Is ar. Casks MADEIRA VINE $50 ea,ks eLAaEi "iN@'
"a 1bl,, and half eatks WHITE WIZ % 49, Il
ass eases CLARET; 10 WHITE WINE shasstn't
1884 baskets CHAMPAGNE N1NEi .,x,,,,o,vr
ia essss PRuNEs, in Juice ITO baskets GUlGN0ET ,,
"a cnse APiCoTS, Juice 10 CAGES sp'ee
,ao case Assorted FRUITS Seville OLiY ESi
l I00 rnsea ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
| kSr Tarms tpae which will he liberal, anlo
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the .yesy orleans Printing Ezo,tse,

A NEW AND HOME EsrABLlSHMENf,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET,
(aatweep Poydraa and Natchei3 8q Il
1 =, W. SCOTT SHERMAN.
propnetor'' EDWARD C. WHARTON.
r AT hs Establishment executed GEAPLf NEAii ana
ExPEpTiousLY, all kindsot
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH
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VS. are under obligations 70 the Clerk Of the
steamboat Fanny Smith for Louisville papers
E and to Mr.. J. 4. Hauley, the accommodating
Clerk Of the Mediator, fol Cincinnati papers,
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BOOKS, DAY, CASH aud ORDER booas,
PAMPHLETS BILL. RECORD AND ISyoicE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, ste.
BLANKS FOR PUBEIcoFEICEs, DIARIES,
NoTARlAL BLANKS, lsALES RECEIPTS,
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, lcoTToa PRESS RECEIPTS
INSURANCE OFFICES de-. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
couNTINc H)usE do lsHoP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND sfEAMstfir
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, lsIEAsboAi on.po, r ~ ,,ns 81
airs oF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
m rrs WINE LISTS,
D'Ap a so DRUGGISTS LABELS,
AIRS OF IApINe fsAND-BrLIs,
| MANIFEST HEADS, IFi REMhn s sa'a u TNvtrA
CIRCULARS, BALL hNp o0~ $500
| JOURNALS and LEDGERs,i TloNs, s's.ss'
| Mg- PRINTING IN C0LohS. -a&
p.11 Avn sorprr INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE. etc.,
| ..pnINTEp
| GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere.
| t4y We have peculiar facilities RULING aud BINDING
y W. have lust received esock Of FANCY Esibosstp
and coLoRED PAPER Of various sre selected VIVA
care will dispose Of Otherwise
| rates.
| EE- We now prepared to print
POSTERS. OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
| FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
rgs- We use HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and %ee-
| GILES, PRINTING ENGtNE-the bost ro'F 10 use
s Cali specimens and prices for Gil KINDS OF ne
| = -. an,r,.,atsa noIT -
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RArLRoAD MEETING AT THE ST. CHARLES The
arRE.--A Iaass meeting Of the citizens Of this
city is to be held at the St Charles Theatre this
evening, for the purpose Of discussing the crdi-
nances recently passed by the Common Council,
subscribing two millions of dollars to the stock
Of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Company. and one million five
hundred thousand dollars to the stock Of the
New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western
Railroad Company. The approval or rejection
of these ordinances by the voters OF this city IS
to take place On Friday next, the 21st, the day
appointed by the Mayor. Mr.. DeBar, the man
ager Of the ST. Charles, has. with much hber-
atty, Withdrawn his performance which was
intended for this evening, and granted free use
Of his house for the purpose Of accommoda ting
| the meeting
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NE are d Eel npon to announce the death z
Billian 81 sIieou, d distinguished member II
tho Bar Of New Orleans He departed this life,
after an illness of several days, yesterday, at 4
o'clock r N.
Mr.. Micou was one of our honored citizens.
His death will create void in society as we'll as
III the scales Of his profession, which cannoi
easily he fllled He was an accomplished
lawyer, faithful citizen and finished gentle
man.
We believe he was native Of Augusta, Ca.
bnt for many years he had resided in this city
From his name (Which is proper within oul
knowledge to only one family we suppose ~
origin to have been from that Huguenot colony
which came to Virginia soon sitter the revoca-
ton Of the edict Of Nantes. (16s5).
Personally stranger to Mr., Micou' We ar'
| little able to do him the honor which we would
gladly pay to the great merits, professional ant
personal, which the undivided public voice as
sures us be possessed.
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f,entispgsl-We are informed by Messrs. Wilson, Hal
lett Co. Liverpool that freight engagements have
been made by them for the shipment of 5000 tons of rail-
road the New Orleans jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Company, purchased under guarantee
and for the cost which settlement will have to be made
eraby ia excess of the available cash II the Com
many payment suspension OF its works for
many months, willing to undertake the engage
ment on basis of the following arrangement besides
providing such sums may bs needed to meet the
monthly estimates and expenditures not available from
the Company's resources;
That the Directors shall consent to receive from
hundred fifty thousand dollars (S1500o01 of the real
bonds of the Company due IN 1858 and place
the credit at 90 cent and deliver to in
exchange one hundred and sixtyhye Thousand dollars
(sl65o0) ofhs six per bonds of the State with the
condition that their sale sha be advertised in this city
aud New York for sixty days In Of their SALE the
proceeds to be paid otherwise, If sale is made
the expiration of sixty days then are to take the
bonds payment of advances and give the company
| credit for them at par
In consideration OF the foregoing to receive in
terest per cent advances, and such commits
sion be directed and deemed proper by the drec
tors. Very respectfully, your ebedient servants,
lsignsd) JAMES RoBB g. co
4 To Messrs. W. P. Converse, G. NJ. Pinokard, chas
Pride Committee
P S. Ii the receipts of the Company fall short q thu
sum necessary to cover advances the condition
hin stated up the LIST Of May next we agree to re
ceive in final payment of any balance then due the tai
bonds of the Company,
PROBABLE EXPENDITURES Of he Men Orleans. Jacs
son and Great Nofthen Railroad Comgaay 70 January 81
| 1854.
Engineering Department and Contractors for oc-
tober, November, December and January, $4,000
Iron Rails. SlouV
Cars. t''.'t.tt''' 5vUe
GoptipgeReles tftf ffiifsIttttittFtf'rtft FVNe
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K,erzsatRsth Wotel,

NEW ORLEANS.
t This having undergone complete
pairs during pest open to the pnseaHa
paayoa would soct the Continuance -
4 same.
t The accommodations Families rnEussasd7 any Hot
| in The Souh, 9pAWH1 j. W. fUUNb, pfHlot-
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. -..= Sl,IS4,eoo b
JOHN CALHOUN, Treasurer.

STATEMENT Of Subscription to the Capital Stock Of the
Neu Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
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sRIMENT0--30 bags Jamaica Pimento for
nser AFftooHRAN d FitLtA % GFsyisF q,
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-z NORRIS s. EV'ay,
CLOTH IERS,
Corner CAMP and COMMON sTs (lnder the City Fiess)
k- Have just eeeived and opening their usual
EEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
Their stock sGENrLEAIENs FURNISHING GOODS being +ery
large complete they to uh their friends and the
public generally with every
ARTICLE OF APPAREL 4&
PERTAINING TO A GENTLEAIAN'S WARDROBE.
Being cshanty receipt Of the laen NOVELTIES arr
val North will the COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS & WAY,
fsbls 9dptf under the CITY HOTEL.
@s zEnfs, Taps, etG.
EsHas AT WHOLESALE.
e@ s HATS, eumprHn2 aEEss,varlatss
La OR s'AsstaERa, IExieAN, wooL. srRAW pALsiL&>
ls&I ga ;tir HATE, forasteby
iyis' sdew FROST co. 10 aagaaneatrest