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Talk on 'Change--BusEncs

There was not much offering yesterday for remark.
1t was dull on the Streets On the leyee at the upper
steamboat landing there was good deal of business
doing, nor was it idle Poydras and Tchoupitoulas
streets and other depots of the great Western trade
But the weather was the great theme for remark.
We cannot tell exactly how many degrees the Their
mometer fell during the night of the 2lst and con-
tnued to fall by our feelings until last night. We
may well pause and inquire, not of the night but
about cotton Will some of those writer's who are so
valuable for the English market, and who well
posted up in FROST cotton drouth, quantity, price and
so on, step forward just at this moment and inform
us what kind of stand for cotton is likely to be OBJ
tanned with such weather as we have had for the last
thirtysix hours We also feel under some degree of
anxiety regarding the heavy stock the ls Of May,
and the 800 900 bales, together with the great rush
which was to come to market during the month of
May. We are not exactly on the tenters ourselves
regarding this great rush, but we cannot say what
might happen to some of the long crop estimators
who have been waiting since last October for COM
mission. In the meantime, we suggest that it will be
equally as conducive to commerce to conline their
opinions to facts and not mslead the cotton trader
of Europe by misjudged statements and theoretical
views. The decrease in cotton at all the ports,
is over 100000 bales. Is it not more than probable
that this decrease will continue until the end of the
commercial year, or until it reaches 100000 bales?
The next steamer due from Liverpool will be one of
the cunard line at Halifax, fully due The Ara,
pas mails may come through this morning, though
the chances are against them, as she did not reach
the the wharf until late the evening of the 18th
and all the mails might not have been assorted in
time for the morning train of the 18th inst However
there is not much produce in the market in first
hands to be influenced by the contents.
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Quite number Of country papers concern them
selves unnecessarily about the affairs of New Orleans.
They not only obtrude themselves where they are not
wanted volunteer their advice when it is not asked
set themselves up as judges of the moral status of
their neighboIs without the smallest warrant but seem
to take pleasure in making out the commercial me-
tropois of the Southwest arworse than it is, without
regard to time, place or season. Perhaps, if they
would condescend to look little nearer home they
might find ample scope and verge in which to exer-
else .heir superlatlvely righteous sensibilities.
In the Port Gibson claiborne county Miss.) Re-
vee, of the 18th inst, we find the following in refer
ence to the last election in this city, which we copy
for the edifcaton and enlightenment of the public:
JUDICIAL EiEcTIoN N NEW oRLEANsIt quite i'm
possible to hold election in New Orleans in quiet PIT
no occasion for sioiecs 10 seenra pnrpose We had hope
again find record such In the
polls Without any provocation We shag,
t an election illegal without sng-sh and brass knckie
certify it. TWAS not in The old conflicts between Whig
ing the existence Of that Other dsonted faction
The late judicial election in New Orleans was the
most orderly we have known for many years. The
disturbances at the polls were exceedingly rare, and
no one was seriously injured anywhere throughout
the city. The day was alike remarkable for peace
and the consequent exemption from pugnacions dis
plays. In proportion to population, we have known
twenty fights to one on election days in Mississippi
counties, the inhabitants of which would become ex
cessiyely indignant if anybody intimaed that they
lived in dsorderly counties.
Everybody voted here on the 9th instant that
wanted to vote there was intimidation any sign
Of intimidation at the polls peaceable voters were
assaulted and driven from the polls without any
provocation," or with provoeation. And there was
not the slightest reason on earth why every Legal
voter should not have exercised his franchise, except
a lack Of disposition.
:" In the old conflicts between the Wings and Demo
cratsn there was always more or less ightng-mort
or less disturbances. The only difference between
then and now is, that the defeated party took thei
whipping mantuly, and neither cried, nor whined
nor sought to hefou with Islander the fair fame OF tn
city of their residence is the rule at present of thos
leaders who fail to secure the petty spos of part
san triumph.
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If You Would Escape
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS, DEFoRMITY OR PRE-
MATURE DEATH

MATURE DEATH
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The ouy instant never.faling Auiote to Pain earth
WARRA NTED
to without smart and quicker other things
eve moreover has absolute and unmsakabe control the
many naades below named which dehes ALL other
edies and medical skill
/. Stops all pain, of Burns, INSTANTLY
2. Heals Burns and Small Pox etc free of scars
3. Admits no Scald to raise blister or sore
4. Talks away Old Sores fully.
s Subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
:. soothes Nerves to ease quiet and strength.
S. Restores action and strength to P9sed Limbs.
Destroys Modification instantly.
To- Generates flesh rottcd thereby.
H. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows
T. Dissolves Caaracts and streng thens Sight.
Is Draws and heals Blsters free of mark
A. Neutrazs all poisons and humor either hereditary
infused by bees hornets, mosquitoes, reptiles rabd animals
corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
whether the bgo believe it Fire, Poison, Inam
nation Modification Infection and Hydrophoba the horror
all men; Inepien Consumption Constipation, Erysipeas
Inflammation of the Chest Bowels, rersy Chronic
Dtarra, Dy cutlery ETC. rendered comparatively harm
less controlled easily byu child possessing but box of this
innocent, mighty, cheap ELECTRIC, rapid antidoe to uni
vetsal suffering.
will be forfeited it does LIFE where NIL medical
science fails
NIL LIONS
daily astoundcd satisrsction-al praise NONE ARE
SAFE WITHOUT IT. aud it has become the greatest
cial antidote
Refer Dir. V Mott New York, the greatest surgeon, etc.
in Americn, and all eminent Physicians.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
a2o op3eod q and l1l Chartres street.
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Drugs, Paints, etc.

The subscriber has the following articles landing and in
which offered ut reduced prices
% barrels No East India CASTOR OIL;
1000 pounds Powdered CAYENNE PEPPER;
loo demiiohns AQUA AMMONIA:
100 :. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE:
50 pounds Puv. Comp. Ext COLOCYNTH:
800 e.. :. JALAP;
800 dozen Garrelts SNUFF:
1900 pounds pure WHITE LEAD;
25 barrels LINSEED OIL, pure:
1000 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
20 barrels Eng. VEN. RED:
40 -. GLUE assorted qualities;
800 pounds COCHINEAL;
10 cases Refined BORAX;
10 jars CARB AMMONIA.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Druggist,
APO 2pl2 AZ Magazine street.
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The AMpHITHEATRE.-Beaefi Of Mss LOUISE
Let the Amphitheater be packed and cramued, for
the charming Miss Louise at last takes her benefit
She appears as the Duchess in !" Faint Heart ne'er
won Fair Lady, and as W'iliian in Black Eyed
Susan-n both of which she is great. Master George
appears aso as Lopez in piece and as Gratbraia
in the other The bill isn every respect capital Bear
in mind, particularly, that tonight, tomorrow night
and Saturday night, will be the last of the Marsl
sGhidreu in this city,
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ST. CHARLES. .Iuo Pickens, Houghon, La; ThoS O
Moore Clarke Rapides; r Connolly aud family Tenn;
League johnson, ? Herring. dalveston lien John
Nicksbug Cohurn, CobuTp ST l.ons Vim Wshirl Gin;
Lees, lady and Edw MceGfuott Mobile
Sawn Ephraim HavS Beston jno lroadiSs and
wants IIasll L SttinaN, lady and
Tanner. Y; W Garrett Carter sgd Two servants Ala;
Geo kerney AIN; Jas q Nciti Hall, Memphis:
lady Miss Il Rot ertson Montgomery: \ Rugg and
bother Va; Vim johnson, Miss; WriEhi Fa Petite
sehWaI NAclX; Walker, Monticello: red Orei, Y; NJ
Morris and lady, Galveston; Robertson, " Baton R2gc;
Joshua lifptBeust lady child aud Phil; Pub
Miss Fab Iafourec W Campbell Mis-; u Whitney, u.
CITY r TllorSon, New River W II Gilbert, Melsqcou,
Coast; Harvey, Il j tluS, Miss; Z i Smith, g CadoSa
Pa; Lewis Mendhn La MIS- Harper child and svl;
Seyeio, Ark Thos Underwood and lady G. Jas Walker
aud jackson Miss Gumin CHAM: Ih0s Miller. j
Tsrlio James Marsh. JAS Hoprse; VIM MekleFoly O.
j Hill Miss fill, Shreveport: W II Clarke Louisville
Head. o;J Brooks I.ouisvlle WIN Wynn, Assumption
la; 7 Smith lady and IRfourche Miss Roberts, do:
II Smith; VIM Robertson; j March, j; u Berwick, Ara
kapss; q schwing, u Schwing. Miss N Williams: Bayou
Re9ntf rugh Laioarche; II Mays; Mrs 9 ianks Mts
II Moore; II . kea, Felicina; Henson Miss, Nm Gavin
and lady, California; Gn, Miss: reneugill: Mllel
lady and daughter ST Mary; Wilson, W NeeI Texas.
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CoTToN.-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock last evening" were by the steamer
Scotland, from Tennessee river, 55S bales; John
Simonds, from Memphis, 1887; H. R. W. Hill, 16o ;
Ariel, from Red river, &c; Capital, from Carolina
Landing, 662 Laurel Ill., from Bayou Sara, 10
Total, 1911 bales
Receipts for corresponding day last year. 5sl7 bales
The exports yesterday were light, being only 59{
bales for Bremen
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DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE There will be a
meeting of the Democratic Parish Committee, on
Saturday evening next, commencing at / o'clock
The official notice, published by cotcmporary re-
quests members to be punctual in attending, :" as
business Of Importance will be transacted"
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~Degree of Rebekah, I. q. .. F.-Hoyvard
No. 49, O. O. F., will confer the Degree of Rebekah
wives Degree members DESTROYS of recev
ing the same on SATURDAY EVENING next 18th inst at
~ O'clock at Odd Fellows Ball. Room No g. The members
of the generally respectfully invited to attend with
their wives. DAVID MoOREs, N. G.
A. PORTEoUS Secretary. a23 2p3t
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SPRING MANTILLAS.

SPRING MANTILLAS.
BLACK LACE NAKTILLAS AND POINTS, at from 81 on
to SO 90.
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE AND LACE MAETIII,AS AND
POINTS, buge trimmed, from s. s..
EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTII-
LAS.
SILK PARASOLS, at 81 50 each.
RICH NARQUI SItS, at 81 50 each.
WHALERONE SKELETON SKIRTS, at 81 25.
FRENCH WOVE CORSETS, at s. n pair.
FLOUNCED BAREGE AND ORGANDY ROBES, from
81 60 up.
RICH BARECiESa and Organdies, very low
SATIN, PLAID AND PLAIN BLACK AND COLORED
BAREGES.
FRENCH j kCOSETS fine, at 2Oc n yard.
PRINTED LAWNS, fast coors, II i251c a yard.
WHITE PLAID NAINSOOk MUSLISS, at Is cts. r yard
worth y
81 LINEN TABLE DAMASK, at Boz yard.
DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS, at 81 % dozen. Ms
Having bought the interest of my late partner
doing business alone, will be enabled offer many goods
much lower prices than formerly. My customers will fnd the
Stock to be much larger and better assorted than ever
J. A. BRASELMAN,
MO- 2rAt Corner Of Magazine nd INC
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GAIErY THEArER. We were unable to be present
at the production Of La Travata last night, and
cannot therefore speak knowingly to its success.
It is to be repeated tonight however, and we shall
take occasion to report upon it hereafter
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Kl- Mrs. Boyd, No. I5S Camp street-Depot
for sale Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES All kinds
of Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats, Grocers
Families and Hotels Dresses made by model and with dis
patch the usual Ladies' Under Garments
made up to order or for sale ready made. MO 2pf
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1T the One Price Store

A L Z r Ed M U Il 0 Il CO.,
No. IA Magazine street.
May be found ~ usual, u choice variety of
SEAS NARLE CLOT NC,
For Men and Boys.
Also, SPRING and SUMNER UNDER GARMENTS OF ey-
cry description
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SuSPENDERS, etc
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF every description. ago 2p6t
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Sr. CHARLES THEATER.--' Asphodels " Rose and
Papion,p and the usual tght-rope evoutons are to
be given by the Ravels tonight.
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FIsK's CpTTos SEED OH AND CAKE. Messrs.
Green Hardpg Co., at No. CO Poydras street. ready
furnish The above superior articles corners See adyer-
tisement
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-, Flpglse{ s. Co.,

sTArIoNERS, PRINTERS AND BLANK BOOK MAN
UFACTURERS,
No. 81 Charities street,
Just received large and complete of PA
PIERS, BLANK BOOKS INKS MuCILAGE and PLAYING
CARDS Also splendid Gold PENS French White En-
yeope Paper Silk which they call the attention Of dry
goods merchants. Always hand Notaes Blanks, Blank
Notes. Blank Drafts Exchange Custom House Blanks Check
Books, Scrap Books etc,
P. DUREL & CO.,
all 2rtf 81 Charities street.
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Dental Notice.

DR.. GEO. ". SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON, may be
suited daily from A. NJ till r. NJ. Office and residence
Carondelet and Lafayette streets e Heyia street,
n39 ortF
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Ties : Ties !.
Ds". Re0C&'s

ANTI-C ATHARTIC MIXTURE
Is one of the best Medicines for the Cure of
DIARRHEA, DYSERTERY, CHOLERA AND CHOLERA
MORBUS,
that has been discovered Their is nothing equal it,
For sale by
E. D. BEACH, Druggist,
corner Charities and Customhouse ss
and by Druggists generally. a23 2p6StW
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MD-The Bitters nil they are represented to
pEackson, La August 20, lS5l.-Dear Sir: have used
your German Bitters they represented
be- and cheeruly commend them the public excellent
medicine Respectfully yours,
W. T. FAULKNER.
See advertisements. al6 2pln&W
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ORLEANS THEATER. Madame Colson takes her
benefit tonight, and may be that she will be
properly honored. Elizabeth y is the opera to be
performed.
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a20 2ptf

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTY OF IA,
New Orleans, March Is, 1857 {
ng-At meeting of this Committee held Oh
Thursday, 18th inst, New Orleans, it was
consideration of the fact that the impor
tat election for Charter Officers for the City of New Or
place the first Monday of June next the day
upon which Convention for the nomination of State Officers
held by Resolution American members of the Legs
laurs assemble Baton Rouge iii recommended that the
meeting Convention be until the SECOND
MONDAY JUNE NEXT L. o'clock NJ, Mt Baton Rouge.
Resoe That papers friendlyt the American Party through
ont the requested notice the change of time for the
meeting of the said State Convention.
mao 2ptftW j. 3. WALTON, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-23

E9- White Teeth. Fcrfumed Breath and
beautifu complexion he acquired by using the RAIN OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS. What lady gentleman would
Under the dsageeable breath when by using
the Balm of Thousand Fiowers'' dentriice would not
only render it but leave the teeth white aabaerE
know their breath bad and the subject
delicate their friends will mention it. Beware of
counerfeis Be each bottle signed Fetridge Co.. N
w For sale by SICkIES CO., Agents; MORRISON, and
all Druggists al0 2peod6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-23

ESEUlaEtESfOae sFF'g9CSeS.
In connection with establishment for ne goods
general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con-
tains the following for Spring and Summer:
ArTAkAPAS COTTONADE PANTALOONS, superior to
any of the Northern Coonade and sewed by Sewing Ma
chimes.
DeIims Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denims Log Cabin aud Brown L0en Jackets and Jumper
SHIRTS.
Women and Girls Coonase and Calico FROCKS.
=. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats, etc
+. MALARD & CO.,
IS and GO Canal street,
RIO 2pft&ItW corner OF Old I.evee street
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Gus ANTI.C ArHARrIo MlxrrRE.--For inte

0syKA HOTEL FOR SALE Or RENT.-See the ad-
versemeut to this effect 10 another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-23

LIME.--I. s. Holden & Co.. No. l04 Magazine street,
have large aHaatiiiss IL lime advertisement,
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THE MOBILE CONTINENTAL Ls.--M Mobile boasts of a
company Of" Contnentalsi' precisely similar in uni.
form to the magnificent of that name in this city.
The Tribune says it is made up of some of the best
aud iceightiest citizens Of Mobile, presenting
stalwart and substantial array Of men. We will wager
a cigar that the New Orleans company can put for
ward the biggest and most ferocious looking man.
On Monday last the Mobile Continentals had parade
They numbered Sc members. Madame Levert, taste
fully dressed in red, white and blue, met them at
Temperance Hall. presented them beautiful flag in
the Of the ladies Of Mobile and then made them
o very pretty and appropriate speech.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-23

ss- We take pleasure in inviting the attention of
readers to the card OF Dr. Geo. w. Smith, Dental
Surgeon corner of Carondele and Lafayette streets
His well established reputation renders commentator
from us Of his professional ability entirely superuous
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Floor. OH Cloths
G0rpeSi,ag.
Transparent HT'iaseSoeU Shades.

Just received Philadelphia large of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL. DESIGNS.
TODD & CO.,
l2O Canal street Royal
a20 2p6t Touro Buildings.
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DisSOgsstiOls.

The ceparnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of ERA
SELMAN BARDY is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
E. f. BARDY retiring from having entire
interest j. A. BRASETMAN the latter is fully auth orzed
to the of the firm in Liquidation.
J. A. BRASELMAN,
New Orleans, March 81, 1857. E. f. BARDY
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Esooss, Sf,oes and ksrogasss.

\ HATS, CA PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general of SIN Fnr
Cashmere Par1na Teghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mearsn
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & Co.
jyl3 2p&w No 10 Magazine srrest.
GEO W. THRIFT. A. G. OI.DS.
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MIssIssfrPI SCUM COMPANY. = Stockholders in
this company notified that they can receive their
certificates by applying atthe office, No. IS Gravier
street, daily, between 10 and o'clock.
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Ms-Eostettcr's Bftters-At this season of
digestive weakened and debit
and of vegetables and fruits, is
absolutely necessary that good and tonic should be used
keep off chils and the usual fall tevers stimulus
will it be genuine, nvgoratng tonic, and
there is nothing in the whole catalogue of
will all compare with Hostetters celebrated
Bter We glad know that the principal drug stores in
the city are supplied with Hosteer's great remedy.
u2O 2p6.SItN louisville Times
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nal deanee,nen Of the greatest indictments ex
1ant II il made and sold by Dr. r. D. Beach the corner Of
Charities and Crssomhopse stress See advertisement
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Southern Furniture EE'areroonas

Southern Furniture Hg'as'eg'oOnls
HARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street. Ne,o Orleans,
Has received from the manuHctoy, beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOG ANY ARMOIEs and BEDSTEADs in ad-
dition his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
prising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find to their advantage
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
Ed 2nft.GltW IL and LIZ CanAl street.
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DEGREE OF REBEKAHe Howard Lodge No. 10, !. O..
0. F. will confer this degree upon many applicants
as may offer tomorrow evening, in Room No. 5, Odd
Fellows Hall. Members Of the Order n.general are
invited to attend with their wives
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Fashionable Spring ana SSntnses'
CLOT HI n G.

Fashionable Spring 1isee Summer
CLO 7 HIN G.
LEIG HI'ON &. ARBOT,
Corner st. Charles and Canal streets,
Have inspection select of all
the LATEST STYLES of STRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING JUST RECEIVED from their manuractory. fully
prepared supply their friends and the public with
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GARMENT ADAPTED TO
THE SEASON.
Black and Colored COATS of every kind;
@. PANTS
.. VESTS;
\ complete stock of UNDER GARMENTS Of all kinds;
Grutlsulrn's FURNISHING GOODS in great variety;
TRAVELLING oEERSACES.
The SHIRT department is as usual, well stocked.
Fresh invoices of CLOTHING, SHIRTS, &c, by every
steamer from New York.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
40 2g6. Canal and St. Charles sts
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Second EEGnd Furniture Store,

Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing to dispose d
their Furniture either in in bulk, will find their
advantage call the undcrs gned The HIGHEST CASE
PRICE given.
Also SECONDHAND FURNITURE, AS good as new a.
very low prices.
Secondhand Furniture taken in exchange and repaired
Z. NJ. TOURNE,
m: 2p3rn q BAruiIne
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PACIFIC RAILROAD IN MOBILE Books of SUBJ
scription to the Pacific Railroad were opened in Mo
bile few days since, under the most atering auspi-
ces we advised by private letters received in
town yesterday. Mr.. Brown, Of the world-renowned
firm Of Brown, Brothers Co., (who happened to be
in Mobile,) headed the list with his honored name.
The Mobilians doubt will avail themselves of the
rare opportunity offered them and subscribe literally
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W.. EE. COOse1s,
alabama journal,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Poine Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fs
liciana. Residence. Ponte Coupee ?. o., Ia. $50 2o
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SsUHsl s Co.'S Lotteries.
y TICKETS ONLY $40.
Capital Prize $50, 900. -ss

o,, tn tho great favor with which our Single Number Lot
eres have been received by the public aud the large
for tickets the Managers s. SWAN CO., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each OF theh
for April, 1857 =
Glass 49, the city OF Atlanta Ca in pnehe' 'S'
SATURDAY, April Is, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE Il n ms
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for One BB0EIny-

No i26 POYDRAS STREET,
First Saloon from st. Charles st.
Also, FINE OfERA-GLASSES TO LET at TWENTY
FIVE CENTS,
G. U A Y
Depot of Opera Glasses aud AnbrOtypcs
me- 2p3n 1875 Poydrns street N D.