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raN IN NH McHSAN HDA- MN M
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF.
The great celebrity this article has obtained throughout the
the of all other mineral substances
wherever has been ntrouccdhas caused various parties in
tcreseu i'll other mineral paints to sell theirs as the
BRIDGEWATER.
With view therefore, to protect the Company interest," and
prevent Planters and others from The imposition that has
been pracsed upon them, it becomes necessary 10
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
against pu chasing from other an the undersigned they
being the ONLY Agents the Company have had in the
SOUTHERN STATES.
Company was organized 1880 in 1851 the present
Agency established in this city and from that period the
pcsru, there single instance where the Paint has failed
give the fullest satisfaction.
THE BRIDGEWATER PAINT
acknowledged by the thousands who have this and
the nchorng States to be unsurpassed in durability and pro-
lection against
SPARKS, CINDERS AND LEAKS,
by any lead mineral paints known To eectuay
that the established price for the Brdgewaer Paint four
pounddry in barrels of $50 pounds and
is no deviation in price, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES will
be readily perceived that the genuine rdcuYater cannot
sold in this market less price by any other party parties
The attention of and the public invited
anime the numerous certificates contained in the Agent Cir
pToby well known in This community who fully establish the
character Of the
BRIDGEWATER MINERAL
as being, beyond question, the most
ECONOMICAL, DURABLE AND PROTECTIVE,
of any substance yet discovered.
'''D G. G. BoGERT & CO,
No. 70 Camp street,
Sole Agents for the States of Louisiana Alabama, Mississippi
and Texas. fell 2p6t
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s4sk the Physicians.

All medical admit that intestinal cause the death
of thousands children annually and entail terrible dis
those whom they do summary destroy No apo
ogy therefore is needed for introducing preparation like
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
which in three days will anuihate and off either Tape
Worms, Thread Worms Round Worms Nav Worms, and al
and intensity the digestive powers of the
stomach that return of the disease next to impossible
h particular and remember the name, Wner's Canadian
Vermfuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this Prepared by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
fell 2p6t Nos, q and Isl Charities street, N. 0.
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I'll Card.

To Dr. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, 115 Grayier street:
Sir feel it sacred duty owe to suffering humanity,
to make acknowledgment you for your successful efforts
only relieving from lingering torture restoring
and strength. For three years and half had
suffering ndescrbabe ortures owing my ace
and had been prescribed for and operated upon by of the
surgeons in Europe this country without ex
pcrencng relief when by chance heard you placed
myself under your charge You extracted the cancer
three weeks and by the application of your salve the
affected parts have been in that short time made well man.
This certificate you liberty publish use of
you please. Very truly yours,
JOHN G. NASH,
No. 125 Marigny street. Third District
NEW ORLEANS. january d. lS56-iaSl 2p&Mlm
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aNesU Gs3eGS T'GGagGbEe Discovery.

This delicious beverage superior all nygoans Corals
Scinapps Nervncs etc. use for the of Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn, Drowsnes Kidney Complaints, Mel
ancholy Deum Tremen Intempeance, etc. it will invg
strengthen, will not inoxicute Supply
Persons have become infatuated the Of
Tobacco Opium Sprtuous Liquors. will find speedy and
relief from the desire these destroying agents.
by trying bottle of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak sicky families will find Dr. Hams Invigorang
Spirit quick and sure all female difficulties being
Regeneration well strengthened Of the human system
Each complaint that the Aromatic Invgoang Cordial is cal
named the wrappers accompanying each
bottle full directions also infinitely given Price
ST per bottle
Prepared by DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No. Liberty street. New York. where whole
sale orders should be addressed Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
fell 2p6t q and ISL Charres street
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southern Commercial Convention.

This body closed its session Of four days at Rich
mond, Virginia. on the 4th inst, by the adoption of
several resolutions having for their object the promo
ton of Southern Commerce
These resolutions set forth the necessity of line of
steamers between some Southern port, ports and
some port in Europe the attention of Southern Le-
gisatures to be invoked in behalf Of the object and
Southern Senators and Representatives in Congress
are requested in all their votes for Northern mail
steamers, to nsistupon clause for like line for the
Southern ports. ga L.
A resolution in favor Of reducing or repeating the
duties on railroad iron adopted; Also resolutions
in favor of the Southern route railway from the Mis-
sssippi river to the Pacific ocean, and asking help for
that object from the Legislatures and citizens of
Southern and Southwestern States.
A committee Of six was appointed to memorialize
the above named Legislatures to unite with Virginia
in the formation of line lines of Atlantic steamers
to ply between Hampton Roads and other ports of the
South to Europe.
It was also resolved that the license tax on all di-
rect mpoltations should be released that Southern
manufactures should in all be used when to be
obtained as good terms Northern that South
eln should patronize Southern literary institu-
lions and books; and in excursions for health Or
pleasure, should give preference to Southern water
ing places.
held at Savannah, Georgia on the second Monday in
December next that information on all subjects per-
tanning to the objects of the Convention be obtained
by members and that the people in their primary
sembes be invited to express their opinions these
subjects. 5
The Convention then adjourned, after thanks to the
officers and neat and happy valedictory by Mr.
Tilghman, President of the Convention. .-
Thus has ended another Of those annual gatherings
which have been held throughout the South at diff
ferent places for several years. The usual amount of
defamation has been INDUCED in-the usual number
of usual resolutions have been adopted the usual
adjournment has followed And the Savannah Con-
venton, judging by the act1ates of the past will be
but prototype of its predecessors
We think it about time these conventions should be
abandoned They have caused a large amount of
laughter at our expense and have not yet been pro
ductiye Of the smallest particle of good.
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Anita STRINGS AND WATER.-Time and study
all the worlds wonders daily unfolding
mystery Of old and doing away with worlds
supetiens Already oden idea TINT the healing waters
oil fhaphar were only at Saratoga have been meauraby
peea IN few years they will be exploded altogether it
be proved that South mineraogicay and incidentally
ehaoWea ~ nature, as highly as other sections.
Among 'he notwithstanding this halcyon PERIOD that
which opened the efficacy and healing virtues Of the water of
ho eas ihe diseases and anoyances for which
commented and which certificates Of cnres effected Nv 4;
TO betrue may be seen another column signed by many
een who gre very well known this city and whose recon-
mendaons will be difficult TO all Who peruse them
The Aba water can be procured in quantities as may
be desired at the apeheeay store of Ducoux No So 81
Charles street Of Commercial Alley See the advertise
4 ( 80 Ts
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EGEeEasive assortment

WE'LL MADE CIzoTEELNGr-
SELLING OFF
AT VERY Low PRICES.
ALFRED NRoE & CO.,
On MAGAZINE STREET, "a
Invite special attention to their present superb assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING.
Which they are now offering AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR
CASH
An examination of this stock of Clothing, both for MEN and
BOYS will convince the purchaser that the is the
complete in the Southern country and the prices such
fail to please the economical Among other goods,
the following:
OVER COATS of every description
CLOTH FROCK COATS, all qualities and eolors
BUSINESS COATS, of every description;
CATELONIANS, CIOAkS and TALMAS;
Fancy Cashmere PANTALOONS, splendid Variety
Black Doeskin r ANTALOONs, all qualities;
VESTS of every description, rich and beautiful
A very extensive assortment of
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
of every description.
SHIRTS-he largest assortment in this city.
BOYS' CLOTHING,
Made in the very best manner which particular attention is
requested
Vases Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
H Clerks speaking the French and Spanish languages al
ways in attendance.
Ha5- No trouble to show Goods
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
fell Up "a Magazine street corner of Gravier.
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"a The best evidence that can be adduced
the ecacousness of Iooands German Btter
pared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson the unprecedented demand for
them from all parts of the Union and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet feel remark the
number of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
honoe persons of the highest character espect
by who found necessary have his prepare
tion is testimony sufficiently conclusive, that efecual
remedy the almost immediate relief afflicted with
that drefu maady, Dyspepsia has been discovered
See advertisement. fe4 lmd&W
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Central aaEaaerSCEg.

Persons DESTROYS emgrae kinneys purchase in Cen
trail America, for information will apply JOSEPH 7. JOHN.
SON No. q Rampant street. who will aid and assist eigrans
in making their outfit
1880 ACRES OF LAND
will be given all who emgrate the 18th of this month.
After that time only $40 Acres will be given
r. H. GRANT,
fel3 2pl2ts Agent of H. L. Kinney
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MEETING OF THE FIRST DISTRICT SCnooI BOARD
A special meeting of the School Board convened last
evening" in the Superinendents Room City Hail. for the pur
pose of making arrangements for the celebration of the ed Feb
ruary.
Prcsent-Messrs Benedict Bebee We Florance, Dillingham;
Hyde, Jennings Lushe Nixon Peae, PoindeXter, Rozier
Reed and Waters.
ApsentNIess Baldwin, nemarst, B, Floranch, Furneaux
Goodrich Lindsey +. 0glesby and Savage.
In the absence Of the President Dr. Benedict called
the chair
On motion Of Mr. Lusher committee of five appointed
Tor the purpose Of making the arrangements for the
proper celebration of the approaching anniversary Of the birth
day Of WASHISGToS Gommtee-HesSrs. Lushe Gliugham,
PoindeXer, Hyde and Read
The rules suspended by unanimous consent whereupou
Mr.. 1nsher introduced resolutions proposing ndd the
comforts Of the occupied by the Boys High School, which
were unanimously adopted.
After further business relating to the lectures
to be delivered in Lyccum Hall, the Board adjourned.
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On the 9Th inst. Capt Shubrick, Commander Foot
and Lieut. Biddle representing the three grades in the
Naval Board, were summoned before the Naval Com
mittee of the Senate and inteuogated according rea
sons for the dsmssals and furloughs of the 200 naval
officers who came under the action of the Board.
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MEDICAL GUREs-Dr. Samuel Reynolds, No. lis
raver street, devote his attention especiao and
diseases originating in impure Of the blood
his patients who resides this city,
number of his residence affixed may in another column
stating particulars of his affection the effected by
Dr. Reynolds Those who suffering Cancers ulcers
Sores swengs of that kind should
RS card and remember his residence.
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+ LYcEuM LECTURES. The Introductory lecture Of
the series to be delivered at the Lyceum Hall the
present season, will be delivered tomorrow evening
By Or. p. A. Gould, Of Cambridge, Mass. The sub
jeot Of the discourse IS The Theoryof Probabilities,
one that has been incidentally referred to by many
Neutrality-suspicious. and somewhat extensively treated by
theEEsoteric school of writer's It opens field for
much fine reasoning and close logic for much erudi-
tion and the display fscholastic attainments Those
who can, should endeayor to attend.
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For MEMPHIS The fine, new, swift running and
commodious passenger packet pgoma L. McDonourb
ter having unavoidably detained leave for Memphis
and aintemedate landings, the hour this evening
The Ingomar of the finest boats The Mississippi well
Offered and well conducted Those business that viii
take them up river ehoud bear mind the fact of her de-
paEture and also n Smith, New Leyee street and
John E. Hyde Co.. &C Poydras sereet are her agents
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Linens Linens 2! Linens !!

P. A. HEB r A D,
l1S CANAL STREET, 44O
The subscriber has the pleasure of informing his friends and
the public that he has just opened an invoice Of
LII ms,
Consisting part of cases full "A wide IRISH LINEN and
twcnty-i yards, warranted;
case superior LINEN CAMBRIS;
2 do LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKE RCHIEFS from 81 mp ;
do Superior LINEN PLATILLAS, from SIS to SIS
do l0.4, III and l2-4 LINEN SIIEETINGS.
All of which he will sell, with the balance of his splendid
stock extremely low prices is his positive intention Of
liquidatng this spring. jas 2pl5t
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aR Card.

As the Concert ROOM Odd Fellows Hail. viii be occupied
by Mile Parodi this evening, the MOZART FESTIVAL is
POSTPONED future evening The Concert will posi-
lively take place. due notice of which will be given
fel3 2p1t THEOD. v La HACHE
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Mile Rachel arrived in New York, by the " Black
WARRIOR" from Havana intending to take passage for
Europe in one of the first steamers. She s said to be
still in Yery delicate health. ~.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1856

~ Under Tile head I. Is there any Constitutional
Law ii the Land, the Baton Rouge Come, Of the
contains d very excellent article, to which We
direct the attention Of the public It's q seriously
written article BETTING the occasion and the political
and Legislative circumstances Of the State.
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8 g o , o o @ .

R9ztf91'OCe ERegCGGRetG E@EfE9G Lottery.
THE FAV ORITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
GLASS IL,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Ga MONDAY, the 18th
February, 1856,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$50, 900
Will he dirstbued according TO the following
UNSURPA SSABLE SCHEME!
s G III r. Nj e:
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One I'll un dred PriZes:
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-NO SMALL. PRIZES.
Prize6 Worts Havingi
H Price of Tickets-Whoes S. Halves, s. 50 Quarters
81 25.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing in bills of Banks without deduction only
presentation of the Ticket entitled TO the Prize.
~ Bills of all solvent Banks taken par All
tons strictly confidential. jag 2ptd
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NoTARIAL EXAMINATIONS The following gentle
men were examined yesterday before the Supreme
Court and pronounced qualified to discharge the du-
ties pertaining TO the office Of Notary Public:
R. Brennan, Walter II. Peters, P. G. Cuvellier, P.
.. Theard, A. Ahat, Ed. Barnett, H. B. Cenas Thee.
Guyo, Octave deArmas, A. Boudesquie.
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? III
4 S THE $MaILs. It is hard work for Mr. Campbell to
have the mails through regularly, though placard Of
fhePos Office yesterday mail through with dates
from and delphia Of the 9th inst which
would DO as late as DUE yet NE have received nothing
later from New York than the 81, Philadelphia the
Y 4th Baltimore and Washing Of the 6ththese two
last as late as due. When we do receive through
mail for 1856, NE shall notice the occurrence. M
BUsINEss ythings was lively and brisk yester-
day. Whilst a daily view Of things, we must
overlook the upper basin, or New Canal as it is
knoHn. The wisdom and prophecies Of the original
pruprieto1s of the Canal Bank are manifest by the
vessels, both steam and sailing, which come to our
through the avenue of this canal. To attempt to
enuerate the thousands Of cords Of wood barrels of
charcoal barrels Of sand millions of feet Of lumber
kegs Of and pitch, millions Of bricks and bales Of
cotton which seek d market, daily and monthly,
throag this canal, would take up more space than
we can spare. In addition to this the great euanti
ties Of Western produce, with sugar, olasses Coffee
etc, which are shipped by the many fine vessels
whose sails wten the lakes every day, would also be
o great task 10 promote the ends Of commerce, the
mouth Of the canal and the lake. end of the
Jefferson and Pontchartrain Railroad are embod-
led as port Of delivery, BY act Of Congress,
der the name Of Lakeport and a surveyor Of the
revenue has been ppointed who resides or has
office somewhere on the lake Shore, but where
abouts ne are not informed Vessels can clear coast
wise from either place. All these places are well
worthy of being seen, and if our worthy friend from
Paris will take q ride during this pleasant and mild
weather he will think not ogading
SO fast as he has been led to believe.
Business the levee appeals to be increasing par
tculary OF the lower landing. Boats are daily COM
ing into port from that rich section Of our State, Red
river. The valuable and large cargoes which they
bring are readily purchased at good prices, and
fancy it will not be long before We shall have to
chronicle still larger receipts In all probability the
cotton on the banks Of the river will be hurried to
market fast boats il; for it presuln
ed no planter will now be holding back for higher
prices whether peace is made or whether war is fol
lowed up in Europe. The weather here gives the
most encourag ing hopes that we may at least have
intelligence, in two Or three days, Of favorable
character from the West.
q We have however, nothing to say Of the great
mail contract heace to Cairo, H., because the mail
i doesn't come. I'M 54s8 Vi e $ 5
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Mr.. MuRDocHs BENEFIT.-The entertainments ut
the ST. Charles Teaer this evening" are very varied
excellent they should be when presented for the benefit
gentleman whose merits such Mr. Murdoch lay claim
comedy not before upon boards entitled Wine
Works Wonders, or the Inconstan will be produced with
the strength Of the company cast in IT, The everpopuar
comedy of the Honeymoon will follow, and wind up the
The merit Of the beneficiary attractive
of the bill should draw of those large and brilliant
audiences which, when they assembled make Old Drury
blossom like bride in all her Mrs Gasane plays
Juliaaa to Mr.. DeBar's Mock Duke in the last play
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FOR ArrAKAPAs-The light draught passenger
Ceres Capt Labarhe night and will leave
this afternoon at o'clock positively for Aakapas. For
esn' or passage apply on board to Chas Dean agent
No. II CusomhouSe street.
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$3 o, 90 o.
Eaaea3a'OUetg EKNU01sGg Plan Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
For HEarc1i-Class Anew Series.
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 18th, 1856, IN THE CITY OF
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
Capital Prize Eight Thousand Doliars!!
of Tckes-Whoes IS Halves 81 30 Quarters 81 2
Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing
bills of specie paying Banks, without deucon-only
senntion of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
f Bills of all solvent Banks taken par AL communi-
cations strictly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager
fe12 Montgomery Ala.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

" This road, Of which the New Orleans public pos
sess little knowledge, comparatively speaking is des-
tined at no distant day to be an important adjunct
and feeder Of the Great Northern road to bring to
it immense amount Of business and to contribute
largely to the trade Of the city, as well as infinite
venence and benefit to the inhabitants of the extern
siye and fertile region through which it is to pass.
In the jackson (Miss.) Flag Of the Uniou, of the
7th inst we find an interesting account of inter-
view the editor had with Col F. NJ White, President
Of the Company from which we gather the subjoined
valuable facts
The company obtained charter the called session Of The
Legislature II 1852 construct railroad from Memphis Tenn
popuous and wealthy counties Of Desoto Pamela raahatce
liz state ths IL country tributary e Tie oad
M
completion # line the produce will be doubled trebled
s I'D een niles st e and R
ss % e apa a Hep an for fGF m
aSs9ehs way E'n europe grazing s' a.
The conventions referred to are Of the most I'M
portant description the first place there will be
direct railroad communication between Memphis and
New Orleans by means of the junction of the Misss-
sppand Tennessee with the Central Road at Grenada
The Central runs thence directly to Canton, Mssis
sppi, and will there connect with the Canton and
jackson road--aow almost completed-and, by the
timethe various links aboyeare finished, there is little
doubt the New Orleans road will have reached the
capital Of our sister State These facts prove that
of the city have deep interest in the success of this
road The State Of Tennessee consideration of the
small portion Of the road within her limits has issued
to the company $4,000 of bonds, and the city of
Memphis has issued her bonds to the amount of
$l50,oO0. Mississippi has done nothing, as yet, but
the editor Of the Flag Of the Union trusts the present
Legislature will do the handsome thing. We rustso.
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THNEe2eGSMes--- V'tgEeBegi1ses.
AST SVEEk-I4th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
For sale by


THoS- H. VVEAETEs,7
LER AND STAT TONER
No. los Canal street.
VALENTINES to sut the people, consisting of Sentimental
and Serious
Also COMIC VALENTINES please all fancies. VALEN-
TINE WRITERS, at
fel2 2p4t No. I05 CANAL STREET.
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Selling off to Close Bsesiseess.

leighton s. BGa'bGf,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL SITS,
Have on hand some Of those
M A M M O T II S HIR T S,
FAalf-a-Dozen for Sc 90.
-Also-
The 81 Is 81 50 and So 90 SHIRTS besides large stock Of
YORK MILL and FINE LINEN
SHIRTS,
NS= SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
R- Mandatory, No lO6 Grand street Broadway New
York.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
st. Charles and Canal SITS,
NIB We have choice selection of NECK TIES
styles and patterns; CRAVATS SCARFS; Jouvns GLOVES
SUSPENDERS: SILK and MERINO UNDERSTANDS and
DRAWERS; RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES ETC. etc. which invite the attention of the pub
fell 2D6t
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Free of ChFyssNe.

The undersigned will relieve, FREE OF CHARGE, in
application with DR.. MIL.ER'S RHEUMATIC FLUID, APP
piled externally, Rheumasms Pans sweings,
and Painful snews, Muscles Joints Neuralgia anything
Of the above All relieved free of charge for
week only from MONDAY the 18th inst. their office and
depot lU7 Carondelet street. between Canal Poyras
tE- Price 81 20 per bottle. DIR. WIN. MILLER,
fcl2 2p3t VIM. DOWSE,