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y Lyce,1n, lectures

DIR. Baird delivered n lecture last evening at the
Lyceum Hall, which was very well attended and was
listened to with much interest.
The subject was the Greek Church, which, in the
fifth century, had the most friendly feelings both with
the Greeks and Russians. Their bishops and arch
bishops were originally taken from Constantinople.
The causes Of the present war were taken hold of
and given III down to the present time
The French wentto the aid Of the Catholics the Eng
sh to assist the Protestants and the Russians to the
aid Of the Greek Christians.
The wars Of the churches of Bethlehem and Jerll-
salem, between the old Greeks and Catholics, were
described. The Greeks having possession of the
church which Christ is said to have been born still
show the star signiicantof his appearance and ad-
vent. Both churches, however, claim the spot, The
star was lately stolen by one party or the other
which, !isnot known. &
The cause Of Menschiko6is original visit was men
Toned and the of diplomatic proceedings were
alluded to- The history of the origin of the present
troubles was given, and prophecy that Russia would
ultimately reap the benefits of it, ventuled France
and England have lost many men and much treasure,
and will be compelled to maintain troops in Turkey
for q considerable time in order to secure quiet.
| An allnsion was made to the inconsistency of the
Turks in their diplomatic proceedings at Vienna.
Turkey is, however, willing TO extend every possible
right and every advantage TO foreigners but not
willing to make them better than her own citizens,
4 which is, also, the case with our own people.
lecturer at close of his DISCOURSE expressed
wish that he might be able to return to our city the
ensuing winter and continue his addresses wish
which we very heartily endorse, and which was
/ approved BIZ al who were present.
Cry Bonds We have heretofore called the atten,
ton of our readers to the advertisement Of the Com
missloners Of the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans
setting forth that sealed proposals will be received al
their Office in the City Hall, until Thursday, 24tt
inst, at 70 o'clock NJ, for the purchase of aseres
four hundred and Fifty bonds, of one thousand dolar
each, said bonds to be dated LIST of May, 1856, pay
able in sc years. at the office Of the Treasurer of tn
city, with interest coupons attached thereto at the rat
Of six per cent, per annum payable semfanuuallyi
the city of New York on the LIST of May and list o
, November in each year.
These bonds should arrest the attention Of capi
talists; and ought to command more than their fac
calls for in the present hush condition of the none
market Better or safer bonds We're never ofsredf 10
purchase or sale. The entire property Of the city
New Orleans is responsible for their redennton, an,
the provisions in the charter guarantee, beyond nos
HGiis
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rI,e News Es,, fron, Nicar {, g,rss.

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The steamship Charles Morgan Capt. II. Place,
from San Juan de Nicaragua, arrived in port yester
day morning The news she brings is important
some of it mournfI Below we give as full q digest
Of the news as we could obtain, the letters from our
regular having failed to come to hand,
and no papers having been received.
The Morgan reached San Juan at s. clock r NJ.
on the 18th, and at landed her passengers, who
proceeded up the river edatey. The steamship
Oriziba, Capt. Tinklepaugh, from New York, with
525 passengers arrived on the 10TH The passengers
were Immediately dispatched up the river. The ad-
dtons to Nicaragua by these two steamers, amount
to some 500 men! es$. 5 s
The Morgan left in port of San Juan, the British
ship Of war Eurydice, Capt. Tarleton, and the W..
NJ. steamship solent.
Capt, D. w. Thorpe, Of the Nicaraguan army and
F. Matthews came passeng gers on the Morgan.
tt appears that the rout Of Schlessingers command
at San Rosa was owing to the gross negligence and
unmtigated cowardice Of that officer. His whole con
duct stamps him as a wretched poltroon, for whom
death would BE- too easy 4 fate.
It appears that the men under Schlessinger were
encanped upon an enlinence surrounded by dense
shrubbery no sufficient guards were stationed to
provide against surprise parties, from five to fifteen,
were out forging and everything in camp displayed
T1ost bn
s,,c cii,cn M IF tbe cost,
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Mt mono tban 5of 1yera, - rst
The assailants were up within fifty yards so says one
acconnt hafora tav ,vara discovara o,,,,ad WITH
AJnnia and; bIissssinn; r;7es scb1essinoar,s ,ero
obon+ 9en huh onI about TX co1ne into action tbo
Francb ana mitch commands nndar ae,roe ond
pranoe nj, forming. ii ali. cantains Thornes. ana
Creiehton,s companies made a stand. hut. being de-
sa,ted hv beotlers and nv SchIessne we've OBLIGED
to From, forty ia XIV men are s1Dnosed 10
ba l,llad and al,opt eohtv are n;ssinp The enemy
some of t1a detached narties Int did not fol
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5f= 81 CHARTREs STREET, April d. 1856
n5g@To the Medical Faculty of New Orleans:
AS the remedies known Railways Ready Relief Railways
Renovang Resolvnt and Radways Regulators under the mi
tails of r. R. r. been extensively advertised and freely
used by the people of New Orleans and other Southern cities for
the Of the most prevalent and dangerous diseases of this
climate, and being well of the prudces existing in the
minds portion Of the medical faculty. who know nothing of
the virtues of these remedies and the is approaching
when sickness will PREVAIL and disease again make its appear
in its varied forms the people, beg to inform the
medical faculty general that will afford pleasure to
any questions relative tothe efficacy of the r. R. r. Rem
and their fitness Diseases that members the med
cal profession Of the city of New Orleans may
ask.
likewise prepared prove, by practical demonstration
efficacy of the r. r. R. Remedies and their qckness
eving the touring pains, and curing the afflicted Of the
most difficult disease Subject subject either in the hos
pitfalls in private practice TINT member of the medical
fesson uay select and that public who the paries in
teresed i'll the merits dement's Of medical remedies may be
truly informed of the efficacy Of the r. r. Remedies will
ing that committee appointed by the medical profession of this
city shall report from day day the effects of the said R. R. r.
Remedies The said patients and their success DRILL success
in the treatment of the afflicted consider that IT is the duty
of the medical profession all others whose duty is
lister the sick to make themselves acquainted with the eff
cacy of every popular remedy in whether the
from member of the profession springs into
larty from an unlettered inventor.
The r. r. Remedies well known by the people is
wish that the medical profession will investigate their claims
popular patronage am satisfied that if the medical faculty
will examine medicines and will follow the example set by
many Of their brethren in the profession they will multi
tde of human lives and prevent PAIN misery and DEATH
From experiments have already made with Railways Ready
Relief in cholera and all diseases cholera type, unhes
ttingly of cholera and when used il
conjunction with Railways Regulators certain preventive
So with Fever and Aue Bilious Fever Lung Fever Typhoid
Fever and all malignant ever; Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Regulators, will only cure but will fory Tho
| system against their attacks
shall be pleGSedto inquiries relative 10 the r. R
R. remedies by addressing Streets
| leans. | '' - mI. e.. JOHN RADWAY.
This Il. r. Il. remedies sold by
| JOHN WRIGHT & co. :, Sole Agent
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al DeR1raued G1eCE OAie11iVer0tEs

Is ofe symptoms ofnestinal The patients
cases greedy for chalk slate pencils and variety of
seous substances Dysentive charges from the bowels rta
ton of the membrane of the nostris and repusve
breath are also ympomac Of the disease but however nd
oatedt may be cured thoroughly permanently and safely
whether the sufferer be child adult and whether the
cause Of the suffering be the round the tape worm by
sfew doses Of that great Specific WINER'S CANADIAN
YRRMIFUGE
particular and remember The name Winers Canadian
VemsGeea This is the only article that be depended on
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
- ]. WRIGHT & CO.
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GREAE SALE OR 4 GREAT PuRcH AsE.-The prop.
ertyisituatea nthe Northwest corner Of Camp and
sraYer streets, measuring 20 feet on Camp by l433
feet on Grayier street, has been recently sold for
banking house, at eighty thousand dollars. The
buildings now On the ground are Of four stories,
built Of brick and in good order Its fresh in our
memory when the entire half Of this square Of ground
running from Common to Gravier street, fronting on
Camp street, was rented by Gen. Palfrey and N. q
b. Hart, for twenty -flye dollars per month, Now 9
share of the same Ii sold at the rate Of three hundred
thousand dollars. Although this may not be quite as
rapid an increase as in some other parts Of the
country. We, as believers in our good city, feel sat
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ORPHANs' HONE NTERTAIsMENP-The annual
for the Orphans Home will take place
this evening, at Odd Fellows and will be con
tinued morrow evening, which Will be the last of
the present season.
We trust that those who are willing to do some
thing 50 laudabe charity viii not be less inclined
to do what lies in their power because entertainment
and amusement are mingled with true charity, real
/ beneyelence and sound philanthropy.
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Horace EEte2'by, ...
No. 1856 CAMP STREET,
Has Just opened beautiful assortment of LATEST STYLE
z LB ROI d f REES
AND SPRING DRESS GOODS,
e-e all of which hes selling at
HIS USUAL LOW PRICES.
Gupnre and Valencia Lace COLLARS, from 81 to So
Rich yalencienne SETS, $40 to $50 1'
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet SETS So to $40. III
Valencia Thread and Guipure COILARETS, So to Sl2.
Valencia Lace EDGING and INSERTING, very rich.
Plain and Figured BAREGES, 25c per yard.
Satin Striped ORGANIZES, 50c per yard,
Flounced Barege ROBES Sc to $40.
Flounced Barege ROBES, for Misses, S..
Flounced Organde ROBES, 81 to IS.
White and Figured BRILIIANTINF3 at 25 cents per yard
FIIET GLOVES and MITTS PARASOLS, CORsETS, ETC.
HORACE HARDY,
AL 2pMoWeFr No, 1856 Camp street.
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iyl3 2p&W
jyB2 p&W
KKcrs'iaeg's Safe again V'ictorioess.
EyTp .oRDJN ARy INSTR ANCE AG AJNST FIRE.

EKcg'a'iaag's Safe again V"iCt0ri0ees.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
of letter from Norfolk, Va, dated Jan IT, 1856
One Herrings celebrated Fireproo Safes in Adams
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
ago. remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when it was taken The fire, the occasion alluded
to- Of the ferceS and when the chest
was found, afer lapse of forty days, surrounded
by embers glowing brightly. When opened the papers and
articles contained found to be sound and generally
in good condition. thus aordg another proof of the security
superiority of these safes The alluded to be
at Of Messrs Rowland Bros, who agents
for Makers 1t shows sleay the evidence of test
of Its incombube qualities when its exterior redhot in
the burning furnace that roared around it. and amid the embers
| that gared around it for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
| named Safes A full supply constantly on hand.
| C. G. MILLER & CO.,
| MO 2pf No. 70 Graver street.
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RJ- We inadvertently omitted on yesterday, to
return our thanks to the officers of the excellent Red
river packet, ST. Charles for late Shreveport papers.
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SspRINs We have received the Sc
cond nunbe the Springfield Gazette the official
paper 81 parish, published at Springfield.
1T is d very neat little journal Of which Mr. George
Conner IL tie proprietor and 3. laigh publisher.
tt takes HE place formerly filed by the MPiney
sWoodsnan, and Ne trust career may lie pros
II 1,erous and useful. E$3s s. IA s;s=3
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e9rHostetter's Tsitters.-Since the award eff
numerous diplomas favor these celebrated Biters,
lions have made their appearance which caution the public
against as they he their meici
nal effects as tonc for which properties committee OF physi
clans gave The above award Dr. Heseter's BeEs here
efore stand unvnlled for medical powers in giving
strength and yigor debtacd constitution; and during This
weather, would advise every family keep supply
on hand Children, well adults will find the of
trial For sale by John Wright Co.. q and Isl Charities ST.
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.N'eaO V'ogasaaee by .7a'mae OssOJa.
Dne Thousand Things Worth

Oae Thousand IYst2pgs Worth
KNOWING ]
$500 OF PRACTICAL USE TO EVERYBODY.
here present greater of useful and most
carefully selected information than has been before offered
in any book Of the largest size and highest price BY
paying attention to the
Nj, Es.a -PL-dx3Vs OBJECTIONS
given in this work, any lady easily become her
COOK, DREssMAKER, CARVER AND PHYSICIAN;
while any gentleman thoroughly instruct himself in many
of the most USEFUL and MONEY MAKING ARTS. The
whole forming COMPLETE LIBRARY VALUABLE Do
MEsTc KNOWLEDGE and general Economy selected from the
experience of ages and combined with all the chief Modern dis
coverie and Improvements Of and other countries
those .s 2s8 sSS$5 st9a s5a96s.a s.
USEFUL AND ELEGANT ARTS
which not only contribute to the Happiness the Convenience
md the Comfort of Civilized and Social Life to tile
Preservation and Prolongaon of Life itself.
Thousands Of volumes have been searched by the compers
in order to obtain the Of Information contained in
the pages of this invaluable work. and every recipe has
satisfactorily tested The publishers rely upon the enormous
sales which the worth Of this book
conpense them for the great outlay attending its production
Price only Tvventy-Five Cents.
J. C. MORGAN,
a22ap2t Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-Ofice
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Tobacco.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also, Tobacco Plantation use hhd and
bbls and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand and for sale
by -
TURNER g. RENSHAW,
fed 2p3m-1y 96 Camp street, mp stairs.
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG Auctioneer
AVIiESIlA -fnf IrIr- lStili. ut

~ o'clock, at Banks Arcade, will be sold auction
That very desirable residence of Isaac W. Gner in Con&
ton La having ITO feet front Rutland street. by $50 te
depth o New Hampshire street The dwelling is large s~
finished has eight large finished rooms besides bassTe
carriage house. Stables ground cistern. etc large
yard flower and vegetable gardens, shrubbery fruit Tree
Titles guaranteed. rs 5-. . fslHs
TERMSQne-third cash; balance at one and two years
fornotes satisfactorily endorsed bearing per cent.
from date until paid, with mortgage retained upou the
Act of sale before James Graham, notary public, at
peTse of The purchaser
plan Of tie property is now exhibited at the aacts
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coTToN receipts for the ~ hours ending at
I sHo'c last evenng were, the Union,
Shreveport, 2s3 bales the GGlaize, from
Bayou Teche, $40 w from Pensacola,
and bales. Total, bales and
since satnrda last nelusiYe, II, ms bales.
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n1~ A learned writer, Dendy, says; "Dry-
his brilliant visions of poesy flesh
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the plan Green and coffee
Sleep induce dreaming Baptista Porta for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue
supper Indigestion snd that condition which termed
or irritable stomach constitute fruitful visions
The immediate influence of repleion, in totally alter
ing the and the disposition in waktngE moments is
proof power deage the circulation Of the
the mental faculties in Sleep People who are troubled with
Digestion may surely get relief from Hoodands German BIZ
ter sold exclusively in this country by Dr. c. A. Jackson
l2o Arch street. Phadslpha and by his agents See adyeF
tisement. M 2plm&W
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EaensOCeGg EeefaOUeiE -
FROM NO. is TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
ps constantly hand which is equal the best that
comes 10 this market
e. Also :. '
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HoCK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
BR N ID e s:
sAzERAC the Vintage of l95, 1913 and 1906 and DINER
brands
w HIS ky:
or all descrptions--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
:. Also
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES anu Lii
oUORs Ia the market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR, .~
d7E2ptf No II Royal street.
DIR. S0ntlseE Reynolds.
oFFICE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
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#ODn FEELows' SECOND ANNIVERSARY BALL--A5
grand dress fancy dress and masquerade ball will be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening, the
sth inst to celebrate the second anniversary which
has had observance here The brilliant success Of the
former ball Of brotherhood isa sufficient guarall
tee that the present one be pleasant and agreea-
BILE 10 those who attend. wi y
Tickets can be procured at thestoIe Of D. Felt y
tetson, 5A Camp street, Or Of I. Il. Shields, at
1.-The Grand Secretary Office, in the Hall. " 4.
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VENTE POUR EFFECTER UNF PARTITION
RnENLR slIITI ELcantau-


GAnTEDI 8 mai 1856, n midi, a L Arcade de
.9 Hs9s v III ST. & sSsn ps a efr % d.
T ?s5 fs s sF e.
Dire etant No 49, 80 pieds face rue
Ches rofondeur de l2 pieds entire seS parleies
Les anGlforaons consistent MADISON etage cui-
& GoSPITIoNs-c Compliant.
frais dc l'acquereur. a22 3 ms
A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST. MARY STREET,
BY BENJAMIN INK RE RSiitfcf. Auotoneer.
= Banks Arcade, the following valuable improved property
x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with NIL The improvements
c ee Mary and Maganne sas sad ot a
inches st Mary street depth between
5 d. soaiinnss Win
bsisE yith sss 1eo Ills gu aosF
divided into three frame Kitchen eoolsEs Of
and all other out buildings in the yard The house
TERMs-6ne third cash the balance at one two and three
Per per maturity
Act Of sale before James Graham notary public, at the
pcnse Of the purchaser. a8
A VALUABLE BRICK I RWEIIIN'i IN THE FOURTH
sf i Sc dny ~ os it as a
dERTaN oT GROUND with all the improve
merits thereon in the Fourth District bounded BY St
IL NJ 4 Said ii j nsls ines front
A o9 sieS a hs 1Sf ee S 81 e
or 4" aaS e 5 F On Gd
e al he Hsrs s 81 IL
Sn e TWO TSn e 4 psp and
GOOD eistsrn Iooded other necessary on1ndnss in the
5s j is of. of two xol g0 si
S 5nnes OF S IL sa aqS
months for on and s 0p w na per
cent until final D hd be insured and policy
Act Of before James Graham notary public, at the
pense Of the purchaser .a as
uSFHsHE r6 or THs " F Bs EE3yED AND
8H bEM9 ay EsSP 1885, a nt O'Clock at
, Banks Arcade will be sold at Auction the following de-
5 oTs Of S S With ,s
street. Lot No forms q Lafayette, Date ieya
SRa and of.
Feet aa Ges be e" so en- G 1
Nos 2and3 30 feet front by dept Of "A feet and 80
$ Feet ss f tie er
with sans in the Ts" On la P e p sanr four e
story brick divided into eight separate
et good I ase SG 511S M obn
each yard This property is in excellent order and will be
S0s TW9 cERTAiN LOTS OF
No. e D9yS sS s Hy Streets
Is EST
No. adjons the above lot measures &c feet inches front
YIHs bsS' dE h fS1S Is rs PSaP in e First
ypess and Wo% see and n"1ed as5 Lot
forms ts e s qlal5o borne and tae
ss s9s @ ssY s.
dp Of ~ ;ad feet lines lines the line towards Cypress
Iot q fest ,Whio@ street by
uSf cash. balance i md L IS mhoah
bearing 1 mGggga on the property wi per cent inter-
final payment
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON #CLAIBoRNE
Street. First District.
= Dill NIL. !,

SATURDAY, 26th April, 1856, ntIS o'clock.
. Btnks' Arcade, will be sold auction sT9i
A CERTAIN LOT OF G GROUND, with ali tie improve
mens thereon stuateinthe square bounded by Claiborne Cy
Willow and Florida Landing Basin
Said lot Is feet front Claiborne street, by depth
and trout Of 100 feet Cypress street The Improvements
said lot comprise story frame house. containing roes
one-Story Kitchen fine cer and all other necessary
buildings III the yard There is good board fence all around
the property.
TERMs-One,thd cash the BALANCE aud two years.
erest from date 10 maturity and II not then paid bear inter-
est of cent until nn payment the property 10 be kept
paid.
,kr,G oFy ln oDQ
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e Foa LOUISVILLE The well known and magniti-
cent steamer Robret j. Ward, Capt. silas r Miller,
leaves for Louisville and all Intermediate landings, at
O'clock, precisely, this afternoon. We cannot say
anything in addition to what we have often said in
favor Of the Ward, her commander, officers, cuisine
and These are all superb, and never
have sbsen surpassed On the western waters. Con
seausntly travellers would do themselves good turn
by securing herths as speedily practicable, plan
Of Tile cabin may be seen and ataterooms secured by
early application at the ofice.of the gentenlaniy
agents, Measrs Betterton 4 Keege, % Tehouptoalas
sffeet. (.
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BetEergoge j; K eeTe,

getEeTS01e s. KeeHe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. % TCHoupiroU4As ST., N. o.
Also, Agents for JOHN D. PARKS PURE NATIVEW1NE
\ and SPARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines warranted
the pure juice Caawba and Isabella Grapes Particular
attention paid to filling orders. ala 2p6m