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IS FIxruREs-eAs FIxTUREs-

No % Canal street,
: CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Han Lamps
Lanterns Mante Lights Portable snd Drop lights etc.
French English and American manufacture in the greatest
Low PRICES.
Hz-when desired they will be put up.
hand - sel2 ly
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HAVANA CIGARs-s5o7O0 Havana Cigars Of direct
II importation comprising ali sizes and Of the
brandt, Just received in store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
. Tchoupioulas street,
ZIG between Gravisr and Nalchsz, up stAirA
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be subscribed aforesaid follows per cent the
time subserbing in sixty days ths resfer
per ninety thereafter and the remainder called
for by Direction insaments exceeding per
each intervals of less than sixty days. Calls
payments shall be made by Of less than sixty
days in least newspapers published in New Orleans.
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GUAVA JELLY AND PASTE-s0 boxes Of 50
VI dozen each just received in store and for sale BY
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
% Tchoupitoulas street.
nj between Grayier and Natchez, up staisI.
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AND RESTAURANTS.

- VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner ofCamp
M Street and Lafayette SquareUn and after the LIST Octo
Iii Der meals will be served at this Hotel follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until 10 o'clock.
Dinner from till O'Clock. rs. . ..-.
Tea from till O'Clock.
aaIs 6r
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On the conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
said said Garay Sloo grants
said deed of trust the Board Of Directors shall said
Trustees the aforesaid millions Of dollars OF full paid stock
for the purposes Of said and sRd stock shall be consd
ered in ali respects If paid in cash. and the execution of
said ad Board Of Directors shall further issue
said Trustees for the OF said trust the eight per
bonds Of the Company for million of dollars
That portion said bonds which, under the said
trust be used for the payment the and liabilities
upder the SOO grant, shall be appropriated
satisfaction of such debts and liabilities the parties
whom said by the of said
convey same Of their sole
discretion may think proper pay being distinctly under
stood that this Company assumes the debt
eontreted by persons under
either the said soo Garay grant except provided in the
eighth article of this charter
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100000 shares.


Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened the times and places
required by the Of said grants and such other times
and places the Directors determine for subscription
much of said eight millions Of cash stock may remain
after deductng the subscriptions Of those who sign this
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The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages the parish
and city Of Orleans ceThes the within charter
recorded this in his Office in book society No folio 49,
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans. August l. 1851.
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REMOVALS..

hEMO x1IlIJs
ID EMOVAIs-R. J. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
N in Piitsburg Coal have removed their office from New
Leyee foot of Julia street to No Commercial Place Jas I'm
y EMOVAl.--C. ". PHILLIPS a co. HAVE RE
N moved 20 Union mis-
EMOVAI.-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM e5
II Camp the Of Graver and New Levee
streets. .-s o2e
OEMOVAL-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re-
IL moved the Banking House. Of St. Charles
and Union streets, .
DEMOV AIi-THE UNDERSIGNED Has REMOVED
N his Noiaa Office to No 81 Royal street. between Custom
% EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPrROLLER'S OFFICE, I
- CITY of New Orleans July 7, 1855
y RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he hereby authorized and requirea give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official Journal accordance
With the ninth section OF ordinance No l42 approved March
80 1854 the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order COMPTROLLER
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSignedl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The Of the officers the city and of the pube Is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD
iylsu Comptroller City OF New Orleans
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ENPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-H
u ere conduit depot des Epaves du Quatrieme District
Jackson les Gonsanceet aure CONNIE epave
Une Chevre Blanche ayant bout de la corne ganche
coupe.
81 la de chsvre nest pas recamee dams dix jours les
fras pay ellie vendue enchere pubque au dit de-
pot, MER OREDI, "a mars 1865, a 10 heures A. NJ
2. A. GUYOL, Commssaire des rues.
Nouvee Orleans, lie IL mars 1855. ml2 II %
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DENTISTRY.

ssgzvs@EsA DENTAL MOTTO E0.-DR. j. WEST,
Practical Dentist No. liz ST. Charles street,
NS{sSSS5 49, linear Poydras street. sa
1I1l1 = w Tsqld call particular attention to his
perfectly natural in form and shape with false gums. The
original form and expression Of the mouth and face Is
with and distinct articulation Of speech This effected
by having the inside of the teeth and Of natural
which the tongue Is readily adapted This prevents that kissing
sound often observed in wearing artificial teeth The
Doctor has been prsceng in this city fifteen years.
will satisfaction honor
him with their All esirous of obtaining ais
services would dowe to call and examine his specimens.
mh2ly
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10 McDUNN ELLIS REST AVRANT. No
<eszf :. IN Common street. between Baronne and Ca
j<SESzsD NY rondelet streets, New Orleans.
SSAxZSAdka nSy- Meals from A. NJ. to u P. NJ.
Furnished for transient BoaTders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines
Liquors OF every description wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL & MeGRAw,
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- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
fsa7 Charles and Canal streets
AI The undersigned, for several years has had Il
of the Arcade informs his friends and
thar he has opened the above location which
designed to be FIRST GLASS in The
large aud well venlaed-the Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting W
support respectfully asks share the
age. j. DEBAUN,
Jag Iv Proprietor
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HENRY FoRNo, Chief Of Police.
MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.

MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
...N City Hall, lOth day Of March, 1883. :
Common Council City of New Orleans
.s No. 37S5. /
Resonei That in compliance with section 1874 Of the city
hnrtrr the following Of Liabilities and expenditures Of
he city vi New Orleans for the year 1855 and the is
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INOURTH DISTRICT POUND--Wa brought
the Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel Streets as estray-
One large white She Goat the point Of left horn cut off,
Which If claimed within days and the there
on paid win he public auction said pound WED
NESDAY March oath, 1855, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
P. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner
Registered March Il, 1855. - -
HENRY DUREL
Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans, March IL 1858.
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pATHs-BATHS-BAT No.
ID rs st. Charles street.
ROLLINS oee more at bis post The verandah nre for
while stopped the operation Of his well
but Time the great has 70 him better one
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Vapo Shower or
Medicated BATHS
His BARRIERS sALooNs supplied the best artists
the country afford and Shaving Cutting Cleaning
Dyeg aud Dressing have been reduced 10 science he
feels assured that he with aaey dispatch the
most fastidious.
He well assorted stock Of fresh PERFUMFRY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and the best Dyes
the hair
RCallat his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
NILS JOSEPH ROfJTNS
90 JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE Lon or
- Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands
~ Biack sniths House Carpenters Cooks Washers and
~ lroners, Senstresses and Honss Servants
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during season. which
be offers for sale approved paper at
Old Stand of Espanade land MORGAN streets New Or.
leans
se2l smi4Ws John B. SMITH,
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ARTICLE VII.

No dividend shall be declared before the railroad ia
peed The Company shall derive greater
than from It's tolls and whenever the receipts
tolls shall the amount required for the maintenance Of
the road the Of running expenses and dividend Of Is
per per annum there shall be raabe dmiuon Of
tolls keep the dividends down Is per per
This Article shall not impose any Limitation the Of
dividends that the Company decae from sales
its lands any Of tolls for
portation OF freight and passengers. ltU-
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.


The number arrested Of of
February Of arrest
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,lsr6EooK Ia feet lnehes font on Frankln street
Az CoNsEm DE VILE DE LA NILE

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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ALABAMA,
FACTORS,
FRERETs,
ST. Msrys street, between Perddo and Poydrsss
LOUISIANA, - -.
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of TchouPtoulas and Richard streets.
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Levee and oHignaestreets.
Corner Annunciation and Riehardstreets.
SZYMANSKrS, - a-ti5
8 500 Corner Levee and Clouet streets. Third District.
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Lsveestreets.
- Corner New Leyee and Roniguaesreets.
| - Corner Canal and RobertsOnstreets.
| - Corner of Tehospitoalasa orangestreets.
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS; ,a
1 Levee between St. Ferdinand and Nontegu
| r-.H streets, Third District.
Ievee street, opposite 49, Third District.
/ INDEPENDENT,
~ 49, New Lsvee and RoHignac streets.
Esyee street. between MOnisgutand oiOaststsss.
| Third District
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Resocsd That the New Orleans Gas Light Company be- and
they are hereby authorized have placed in vo Circle the
necessary gas lights their regular price with the city,
be done according to specifications be furnished
by the Surveyor,
ISignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignsdl S. p. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March Is 1858
lSignedi CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
A true copy: JULES CAssARD,
milo Secretary Of Mayoralty.
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except that such meetings called for the purpose of nereas
enumerated in the ah section Of the act Of The
Legislature OF louisiana entitled An for the organization
approved March 4th iSs shall composed persons
os P the the Company IN oe take valid
binding action in the premises all other meetings Of stock
holders and at all elections majority Of those present and
ARTICLE XIV.
President power tomake all by
laws necessary oI me PROPER and regular OF bn
rate name any properly real or thing
for the construction repair maintenance of the roads
determine the line and loo ion of the roads and
maze All % h 'S i WI
and steamboats, and all equipments de med By them necessary
the purposes Of the Company and general to do
every thing and proper effect Che objects Of this
| tation Of passengers, freight and mails
| ARTICLE XIV.
me re- sna nave P a ana smo SI them
pleasure may borrow money and issue therefor bonds notes
may deem best and mortgage the property OF the Company to
ARTICLE XVI.
stated annual meeting Of the stockholders shall be held
week before the election of Directors receive the report OF
into the condition OF the affairs which meeting full state
meP Of the financial and Other affairs Of the GS%psRT ha P
office Besides this meeting the President and Directors may
any time on the written requson Of representing
2. The stock Of the Company to call meeting Of ss
interest of the Company Az meetings Of sioekhedsrs shall
|
leans.
ARTICLE XVII.
Stock books shall be kept in the offices Of the Company
Certificates Of stock shall be issued the shareholders and NJ
transfer Of stock shall be binding the Company until mad
ON its stock books
ARTICLE XVIII.
The Board Directors shall contract specially
for work. labor materials, lands and effects to be furnished
the Company. able in whole the stock OF tn
Company until the whole of the capital stock OF III
Company shall have been exhausted.
ARTICLE XIX.
As Il will necessary into arrangements wit
the Government of Mexico and that Of the United State
Messrs Emile ISere and j. r. Benjamin are hereby made tn
joint of the Company, with full 10 wit
either both of said Governments for such modification
amendments and changes in said most jud
cou for securing full perfect protection for the rights
interests Of this Company.
ARTICLE Xxx.
At the expiration Of the charter whenever the dissouts
of the corporation shall render its liquidation hr
commissioners shall be elected by the stockholders whose du
it shall be take possession OF the property OF the Compan
and business final Liquidation snch
in such shall be determined by meeting OF stoe
holders regularly for that purpose and IT,
expiration charter majority OF the stoekhodeI
number shall desire the for
further term stockholders dissenting from sseh
shall be their stock those desiring the
newa fair value to be affixed by appraisers mutual
chosen for that purpose
Napgn i liz
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The six hundred thousand dollars advanced by r P Falc
the Mexican Cove for the Soo grant, shall be
by the Company in its bonds such may be
on and the Company will reimburse itself of the share
the Mexican Cove nment in the net profits provided ia
Sloo grant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. 18Th day Of March. 165R
Common Coui ell Of The city q New Orleans. }
.. No. 1888.
ored That permission be and the same is hereby given
Nesrs ner iaQan continue their black smith SHOP
properly situated the sqaare bounded BY New eyee,
Caope and Delod provided the be placed
fire proof building according law the 10 remain during
the pleasure Of the Common Councii. -
'S ~ isgnedi j. MAGTONI
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Tsignedl s. p. DgLABARRE.
.. President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
NfksIgnedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor. nile
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
Frua III RicLmoad { No. Mirror.
Excitement N Kansas.

The following communication addressed to
the editor OF the "Brunswicker," by Thomas
II, Starnes, Esq, of Butler, Bates county, was
handed us BY the bearer for publication.
If the facts alleged in the communication
are fairly represented, it dscloses a truly al
arming state of affairs in Kansas, in TIE vi
cinty of Fort Scott We have known Mr..
Starnes for number of years, and know him
to be reliable man. lie was one of the ori
ginal proprietors of the 'Gallatin Sun" and
was subsequently connected with the South
ern Democrat" published at Parkyille, Platte
county, Mo.
We have not room for comment Here Is
the letter:
Butler, Bates county, No, May 3, 1858.
Editor Brunswjcker: have an opportu-
nifty to send You few lines-excitenent is
too high for comment. Civil War" has com
menced in earnest About ten day, ago, the
Abolition party attacked the L. ). troops,
near Fort Scott (about thirty miles from this
place. wounding Capt. Anderson and others,
and killing one of the troops. Since that
time, they have robbed and driven out all
the pro slavery men and all who sympathize
with them, aud all who voted for the Lecomp
ton constitution. They spare all black re-
1uSIe several uuu6ISu Oh
those driven out now In our county; but ma
ny are yet in the Territory, and We have fears
TO their safety. They have threatened all the
border counties of Missouri. They doubtless
are now in possession of Fort S1ot,, as to day
was the day for u. 5. District Court there
and they swear another shall never be held
there.
L have just returned from the Territory
It Is SUPPOSED they attacked and whipped
three companies Of troops last evening, on
their road to assist the |. ). Marshal / here
are FIVE hundred OF them ON the line of this
county, % miles from this place. They have
sent US word they would bc in our county
tonight. We believe they Will come. those
who have been driven out, and many of our
citizens are now fortifying themselves Oh the
line, but III the States. 1t is impos- -iLle 10
give You au idea Ut the affairs as tLey exist.
Their numbers arc Incrcu>in. every hour
Many that we though; pro slavery, have JOIN
ed Though fear, whilst many honest Iree-
Stale men have Iun from the Territory. Ia
haste IllOS. II. SIAENIS.
EsThe Washington States SAYS it is ru-
mored about there that Gen. sam lLou-t.u i
10 be governor of Arizona, upon it, organiza
ton a Territory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
S.a --
WARD

WAND 4 SOUTHMAYD have just received
W aud ofTer for sale, a large assortment of
Hardware coysting in part of hoes, Mattocks; grub
bu., hoes froes log trace fifth styetchcr lock and
halter chains, grain grass AMI brush Scythes grain
cradles, cut and carpet tacks, hrads, nails horse
shoe nails cotton and wool cards curry combs, gun
caps. gun luclls. Y cut, mill, pit and hand saws,
c.ridesticks chest closet, till and door locks pad
scythe sn:thcs, rke pitchforks. planes, plane bits
bench screws biacsniitiis bellows, anv lis, vices
and hammers brass kettles scythe stones stely lyards
horse and shoe brushes, blacking, spoke shaves'
hollow augers drawing; knives, cast butts, table
hinges hammers hachets, spirit levels, pocket and
table cutlery, curtain pins, table and bed castors,
corn mills spades and shovels, shovel and tongs,
cotton and MANILA rope, augers, spike and nail
gimblets together with almost every article usual
IL found in hardware stores ". d 5.
NAV IL. IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
"EWOIsfiEi SALOON.
Nain Street,
Van Barren, Arkansas,

@ ~ THE undersigned would give notice TO
W. all those desirous of drinking wewokec
w. Water, pure from the Fountains of Old
Bourbon, Tone glass Of which is warranted TO pos
sess more virtue than all the Holy water in Priest
dom seven times blessed by the Pope) that they
keep the article in its unaduterated state and feel
desirous of serving their customers as formerly
mixed or unmixed punched, cocktailed or strait in
quantities to suit the taste and constitution of each
aud every individual Come therefore all We that
thirst and quench it in the fountains Of life whose
powers of incautatiou is the soul of JOY
DICK G 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-28
DIR. e. r. BROWNS
YOUNG AMERICAN IMMINENT.
Rejoice oh! Yc Cripples.

| The remedy has at last been discosered for
be ,cithout it-One t,ee,ety. fac cent bottle
| aciN do more to convince oou Of ITS efficacy
than all tie advertisements n. the World.
THIS celebrated and wonderful medicine, al
though as vet but partially known to the public,
has been thoroughly tested in the hands of the
proprietor for the last five years, during whcE,
tine the rapidly increasing demand for 1t, equal
led by nothing but its wonderful success has IN
duced the proprietor To extend the of circu-
lation to the utmost limits Of the civilized univ ersc
la offering. this liniment To the public, as do
in the full confidence that it must supcrcede nj ;
others now in use, as an extsrnal remedy for the
cure of all diseases in the reach of that class of
medicines We can safely assert without the least
fear of contradiction that it stands unryalled in
the list of medical compounds, externally applied
for the cure of disease. Feeling therefore that
it is unnecessary to puff remedy eminenty
wonderful in its effects, my steriousy iiallib.e
III its powers of relief, causing the deaf to hear
the blind to see the nervous drawn crippled rheu-
matte to walk erect, and rejoice again in the vor
of youth aud manhood this preparation is offered
TO the public upon It's own merits, and claims no
volcanic origin essential oils of the Arabian de-
serts but the contrary, is what its name i'm
ports. and is Il and rare combination of of the
powers of the North American products
This hniment Aaq gained lasting reputation
where it has been used i'll all which require
an external remedy; such as rheumatism soreness
and swelling of the breast, pain aud weakness in
the back and joints; spraius, bruises, cramps, numb
ness flozen limbs, bites of insects, old sores, fe-
Yer sores goitre swelledneck, paraly sis wounds
eryspelas bites Of reptiles, headache, white swell
lIngS, marge, poison, burns, all sgcllings, salt
rheum, corns, warts, sore eyes, run-rOunds 6c.--
" e daily hear of the most astonishing cures on
animals by this excellent remedy, and hazard no.
thing in saying that there has been its equal
curative for horses. We assert, positively,
that it will cure any case of swe9ny in existence;
also splint; gals, strains, pr sprains, bruises or
scrat' hes, wounds big head wind gals, sore eyes,
swellings &C. and has failed to cure fiisuIa
poll evil, ringbone aud SPAWN, when used in the
beginning. strictly according to directious.
s5y- Price twenty-five and fifty cents; two sizes
For sale 10y every merchant and druggist through
out the country.
may II, 5S