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1--WE ara baggage car were t4r5 80 on the track, or.
W. .,,. No., s4 ~ s,s..d In one of the oaoo-, "
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"'uIrr'es' Aittf detention OF 'e" hout' the
tran c0r" % and arrived a. iis des'a atom 10 jersey
O., ir sor.tv
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the p.ocice- Of a 7es'uoiycf, ia PQLltc p1ia Aaron
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F.GAL RAILROAD ACcIDrsr Coroner Perry bed
tnsvess Ycr,erSy 81 DE Nov Ysh uo,gs. CP,s he s,iJ
lean Brsiy la tee rot, 4 lse asi fsn iriares
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IsrRoDucrlox OF W .rER i ~ aatA fiI-s Of NE
City 4 Hlsor ~ f.....r- .5es e-as 3f tn n
v.tr. NO tLst r!.v i, % 10 80, y u ''y ,
Esrsr Wofls tbs ai.'ri.-'. Tcsss.-f ID Wa ..
Tia. city Az C.. e tie Les'-., tu'e ~ - 49, -
r9u - n son +, M. t,.n IL 5Js-4 & wax ? nfs'eis
OF tie CIV o. d lsn rs ttn lily 9Tt'-~1 eoi - 2
p2;se sLsiresr az .g.yeje ~, -. 70" Ir--di-.
vii not b sree. f5r1 d. f.. 80 &c In-.f- ~
iLe yoy-a on Il tho, cy i,E r. "i-1iS @i lI' ID "
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Il15 ~ > I-0G3L- 20 90 - - --s'-'
..air. thc s--r, 3. - -7gt So. o.
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n lie :. .uer IL . ore OF -T 4.s1 %"
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10 o,s-rs % p9orE: - l.-s r. -se c'' f- y
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tor.l s- sl.. 10. B. ss 80 e-- II 80 20 - = - ia
Tae l~s- u -ctlr - &c --es sr~d = @ - 20 20
r.t-.e5 re-s4r t.tts @-et u 'ft 80 q
IN -or-,.-d.y -s.-ri besuse infy were ~. nH.4hJ
t.as, a ls ve. tie s7i. r'ia5 ~ iai r'.>a Ia''-f
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COMPLIMENT TO THB BRIrISH MINI>TrA.-ln view
Of the courteous reception whist Mr. Dass tic L. ;.
Minister at the Court OF 81 James, received A. the
hands OF the Liverpool merchants, The New fOIk
CHAMBER o. Commerce resolved q extend welcome
20 Lord Napier the Nes b. ,h MInister to this c0ln-
try his arrival at this por.. Ga Saturday afternoon
the deputson waited uPon tie British Mn.s.ei q the
Clarendon Ho.el. A. his request the cere rony was
entirely private. Among the merchants present were;
NesHS. Nj. II. Grinnen, James G. KoS, caos. Cle:-
son, Henry A. ca, DENIM puer, Adam Norre, .nes
DE Peystcr Ogden, E. L. Morgan Hen,y G..Aaei,
John A. Stevens, Alex. Duncan, p. PERT.
Joseph Fowler, esq, a,E-S ViceConsul II. h. NJ.
m thus city, performed toe ceremony Of u;:o1n .oa.
The meeting wSs oogdis and picdu ed 70 s,sfee abe
impression Gu both sides.
p PERT esq, President of the Chamber - C1n.
rsrce addressed bis Lordsdp IL tie folio Wing teros
In bels.f OF the ChsnbeT OF Commerce OF NeSi ~,
have called 10 pay ou o'pects % on and u on
10 you you lady and fsnUS coris weicO NO 20 toe
shores u country; Ia dong WHICH We Oa' give ~
terance to the sentiments Of the whole con- nldy.
Your a1y& in tins Country tie more tcfcstinS, IS
will iay restore the o matte Relations OF crest
Britain and tie United Sts'ev OF Amercs, and Will We
tIukt BE- the means OF aiding sreGsh % lac tics O.
eonssngunity friendship and interest which bind these
nations together. Ga thls continued nOny Ut lce-
ing and action depend no, Oily the prosperity OF SsS
rea1 aId powerful nstOns but the advacc ulant 81
Commerce civilization and liberal institutions through
out the weld. Il wil be The di,tingu, NJ privilege O
your usiOp We trus 70 contribute largely & these
gfea; Objects We regret that your esdy departure for
sshington viii prevent t1e Opportunity Of teodef *
Ea attellons which II would hGvS auo del GO Gdt oGt
ieilOwc yeLs great pleasure TO render, aud tntt
csr Dcly Saer you IN this interview hearty wec1ne.
Lord Napier replied:
M. Proe;ooni and Gonuemen--I beg you will ounvev
10 tie hsr-foIk Chsmssf Of Commerce nv hisnsj'
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NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-F ounded in 1888, by Madame Lers, and
Quoted since ls40 by Madame Burgundy street. be-
Session of this establishment Pass Christian,
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY hoarders and indefinite number Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
every stage department education
great facilities for the requirement of the French Ian
guage Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Mr.
will reside at the Pass during the and will
his lessons fsngng and soege in the establishment HI
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations music take place month during winter
city and every fortnight during the the Pass
The city school remains the whole year boarders
dRy scholars. my26 IL
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS EXECUTIVE OF
FICE, Baton Rouge April L. S6I.-By virtue OF the Act
of the General Assembly the State Of Louisiana entitled IAN
Act relative Debts of The State approved 18th March,
the and h sections thereof NOTICE hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received until the first day of July next
at meridian for the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS (more less) of ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR RS EACH
or the Louisiana having forty years and bear
ing interest six per payable semi
annually day of January and the first day of July
OF each year. ...,.
Bonds offered solely in exchange for of the
receivable by the State security for the circulation of
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au
dto of Pnlic and the Treasurer the State and
mus, be endorsed proposals for Exchange of Bonds Said
proposals will opened the first day Of July by the
Auditor Treasurer the presence of the Governor and
exchange will awarded the bidder bidders who
offer the The Governor however,
right of rejecting all the bids and to direct
new advertisements for proposals.
has been created for the ultimate redemp
ton of the be issued under the aforesaid act which
IAN ne yer diverted any other purpose whatsoever
Tsgnadl ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE.
lSignedl G. +. GRENEAuX, State Treasurer
Signed s. F. MARKS, Auditor.
BY the Governor:
ISsnedl ANDREW S. HERON,
tIyI1 Secretary of State.
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| Fft. SVOUIJ, 4 RS
IL experience this practitioner of medicine, for
the future will attend principally to office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that he with paral
leed diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Diarrhea word all chronic
plain ana Rheumatism in its worst FORM Also the diseases
Of and chldrenespecaly of emaes Proapsus Uter
Fleur Abus Amnioehoe and that class of diseases
termed yenereal primary and secondary
All who suffering would do well to give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
obgate myself to cure al persons who have Rheumatism
Pains ia the Limbs make charge for services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had office. This
is of discoveries Materia Medical and Is
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound
In Of the humbug advertisements in the
with reluctance give the public
Address call on me at DAvIDSON'S ROW. l4S CARON.
DELFT street, between Poydras and Hevis streets.
Office up stairs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. to 9P. NJ.
SIS ly J. F. LOCKWOOD, NJ. D.
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CQPARTlFERSHIP.

T1HE UNDERsIGNEDHA HAS ASSOCIATED WTTH
s Nj e. eWs 4 e. ssss &c
IN Cotton Fsctorage and Commission bsrne from dis
Ne New Orleans. APRIL !. Is1-sz 1m4w
Z. rs 4 4. ss.nsI, a, PART
''''ea an'e' ''' '-'"' ''''' q. ". NEWTON co.
New Orleans April 7th Iss7,--ss Ina
1JOpA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDERSIGNED, sue
cessors to Mesrs sonthmayd Hsrrson have this day
fer ss u general and
Forwarding business ''"' s T + aAifH
New Orlean. April !, Is57.-a3 I'm .-------.
" son county Miss. and THos JENNINGS, Of this city,
today members Of @ and ths s and
and 's'e Oh o u q o. g h'oN' . VI j. c. R1cKs co.
New Orleans, April 1s, 1857 -a2 I'm
~ r.. IN
John b sybsadt authorized to The name e the
hF'n in liquidation Of its AFFAIRS 4. 4. 1 NESIss.
ausiss By the above firm will es continued e heretofore
New Orleans, 18th March. lss7.-mr7 sn
b1E a hs son To sas
s 1 d and G. nss b ne s Canal
recommend him to the patronage Of all my friends and Gus
All those who have claims against, indebted to-
Dunbar Co. win please call alone the ONCE No
| u. ~
| New Orleans, February IA, 1857
! NOTICE-HAvINGT THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment e 9 9 Dunbar Co. No u Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery at
the place for under the style Of b. A.
DUNBAR Co. respectfully solicit The patron
the friends Of the late house. well that Of
friends JAS. A. DUNBAR.
New Orleans. February IA, 1s57.-fel6
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS EsTABLTsHED
IN himself BROKER, at No. gu Grsvier street Partic-
uar attention given the sale Of Gunny Bags India ard Ken
tucky Baggng and ROps, and Of Sa By prompt
ention business he hopes to merit share Of
! CHARLES H. SHEAFE.
New Orleans January g. 1857. Ja7 6m
| NOTICE-G. s. MoSBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
~ the firm of CLARK MosBY, the Commission and For
the firm Of CLARK, MosBY CO.. which they have
neced Wholesale Grocery Wine and Liquor business at Nos
q and Is Front Levee and "a and rs Fulton street
1 j. s. CLARK, ~
''a @ j. 8. MOSBY,
| 8. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans December Is. 1s5e-d16 If
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IS d o RE G U 1 L J. f T,
For upwards of twenty Professor of Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages in several Colleges the United States and
for the three French teacher in the High Schools
the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
Mr. Vctors where he intends form classes
in the above languages
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the
yeience occupations of gentlemen of different professions
TERMS-For three lessons week, in class $40 month;
for lessons single scholar according the number
of lessons required by the applicant.
khe fees be paid in advance ST. Charles
No l6. Vicfor's
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sOULE's COMMERCIAL COL.

S0ULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
49, IEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirants-
~ sEg Located at VIM. Gaunt's Writing Academy,
21=sslEal Camp and streets.
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for the various duties of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered advantages
and facilities this Institution than other in the South,
everything taught by practical exercise would be learned
in the Counting Room. and instructions impaired individually
and not in classes The study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING as practically applied 10 various
branches of buSness PENMANSIP characterized for
gance, rapidty and legiblity; COMMERCIAL CaLCULA-
TIONS embracing species of computation
business know, worked by analysis and cancellation
system only taught in this Institutes BOOKS posted closed and
with dispatch and reasonable This Insti
perpetual session. and pupils time for
full branch they desire, and attend
houos from A. NJ to PIP NJ. Terms moderate and sasac,
ion guaranteed in every fec ly
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nOUBLFNG THE INCOME OF COTTON
" z L "A n 7 EkS.

PATENTED IHPRoV EMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop up onefourh the
her required raise is nAmber consisting of children of
nix years OF and above, and unfit for blowing
picking cotton.
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BiNATloN OF MACHINERY inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE il necessarynaHely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
in one Machine and the Machines of the Spinning Sc
Spipners
=, oNE.uALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
TIE very first year. will MORE THAN PAY the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine the Spinners
My IMPROVEMENT results to the Planter is eGuva
lent to his having purchased of plantation negros etc.
more productive than those he forks; while Spin
ming interest will prove his diversion he exempt from
cares anAleeS Inherent Planting
Baing ups crop. "
MACHINERY a CASH ARTICLE hut for cood accpnt
hnce can grant reasonable facilities: the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT, onefourth to be pd each of the first
with contract insng payment should the plantation
prDpretors 7
Propositions may now be made and to know
cost OF Machinery in their particular they omit
to state what has been the number of pounds Of
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
Az GEO. q. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
- Agency for the sale of their improved Sewing Spchne
especially adapted 10 the making up NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is established No. street These machines
premium Worlds Fair in the Crystn Pal.
Machines: and the only Sewing Machines the
Governme of France in mRkn the clothing for the
with Silk, Cotton aud Linen Thread, SpooS Needles,
always on h"nd Orders promptly "tte9ed TO- Address
! 40 I'm 100 Canal street, New Orleans
| NfN-50 barrels New York, for sale by
u JOSEPH LANDS d CO,
a23 50 rchoupitoulas street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY--MOET CHANDON'S
~ Fleur sery Cell de Perdrix VerEenay and Vim Impe
rial.
JULES MUMM'S 4 CO.'S Anchor, verzenay Cabinet and
Imperial
The subscriber authorized receive orders liberal terms
for direct importation of the above named superior Cham
pagne and socs the attention of dealers in general stock
always on hand Samples can be seen at the office of
NIL " s. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

7'&{'f ~ 4AGfIk2A 4yVAA0xA0s ~ 8@szce'. p i
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PTFTEF II
sixrH DIsrnIcr corar WILLIAM GwARTEEY vs.. hi. .
New sssei' ass
e,. !. hereby , given e M
eng; %ssssS psS
dsibeasins on lie affair. If The inoivsai
s o sp , Gns II aesGaas
SON and property are stayed u'''
Clerks Office. April q, ISL ''''' as6 sin5od
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
srx1Exs coun DE DISTRICT WILLIAM GwARTNEY rs.
della Mile Orleans Steamers sssD't Fa into ct e
AVIS est par Ie present donne aa1 ne cream
na pa fP %?
DE- ou
"a ID ct en- touteS poursaes cone
GAsP,D JAMES, Depute Grefhie-
Bureau dn Greaer. ce % ayriI, 1857. ago sinaod
sEcosp Ds5R!c1 coupr SUCCESSION OF "; r HAMIL-
IL ns5sshy F, s ts .fs
@ ass he @
erentary 81 this should homolorated
and dc rid discharged further
trust q and liability IN the premises.
a28 my2s P s. WILT, Clerk
4 e NeassIls orlsaH nsl't HAafIToS-So s7sa
"A Dc la ssdte soaes
s
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repas dit compte lie dit tesla
a2s my2 Ps. Witt Greher.
sroo.p Dls1sor COURT sUccEss5sosNo OF ALEXANDER
NoTICE IS hereby given to the creditors of
9
| the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
| ais my2 S p. s. Witt, Clerk.
DE- SDsH o Pc HR Pc S
est ie
que celia peut deduire dix daer
raft point les onds entire mains repair
a2s my2s P.s WILT, Grefher.
Rr%1kfGE of writ y asSi rs 81 e
Id % s s
snd Fs;dido streets Wednesday May es ISL
One lot Of OFFICE FURNITURE, consisting of Desks, Ia
fffss "a f' ON os s1 til suit
Az q my26 ". W. MITCHELL, Constable.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT MARIA KETCHAM vs. her husband
of New Orleuns. 5 II. FORNO No. $3.50
on t eod It any
|, in the words and figures following, to-wit:
In this submitted to the Court the evidence in the
record the Court considering that plaintiff
favor plaintiff Maria kecam and against defendant Henry
Forno her husband and that there be separation of
and dissolution Of the community of and gains hith
existing between the parties plaintiff and defendant.
Judgment rendered April LIST, 1857.
, Signed A pril 4th 1857.
[Signed j r. H. KENNEDY Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereno hand and aix
ed the seal of the said Court the city of New Orleans this
4h day Of April in the of Lord thousand eight
hundred and and in the eighty first of the
3 as 4tin3ld r.. TOLEDANo, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRolsIENE CouR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM
DE LA NouvEuE-ORLEASs.S epous, H. FoRNG. $50
ugement etc ntenter dams dams lie dit process
= en- les paroles ct chphres suivant Get d dire:
. Dams ahae, soumi la Ia lie temognage dan
rarchive la conderent que plaintiff
, de plaintiff, Ma ia Kecham, efendent, Henr
Foo separation soft ait de proprete
cessation de communicate dacquions lei
g istent entire les parie plaintiff ct defendent
II est de plus ordonner defendent les ras
n Jugenent rendu lie Ter avrl, 1857.
y | Siene lie 4 ayril, 1857.
D Signe: T. H. KENNEDY Juge
En- temoignages de queles as poser ecture,
ionr d'avr ans de Seigneur mile hut
cHquante ct dams la de indepen
Y. ence des Etats Unis.
as 4tin3ld ]. R. ToLEDANO. Grefier.