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r. r. r.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use Of
Railways r. X. Remedies. There are none 40
sick or diseased so weak, feeble or crippled with
pain or infrmitics, but that Railways Ready Re-.
lief, Rcnovatng Resovent, or Regulators. as the
nature of the disease or sickness moy reou;re
will quickly and rapidly cure 1N'
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready
Relief; Railways Renoyatng Rcsolvent; Rad.
ways Regulators. Each of these remedies Don.
sess special curative powers over certain diseases
fet there are other diseases, wherein their com.
bined medical properties are required; and when
mus used II there Is sufficient life and strength
within the diseased or dying body to sustain tbeiT
action, the patient will live and be restored IL
health "
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that aflct humanity are inheri-
ted as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sick
ly sires. Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and
Fits, are among the most common of constitu--
tonal diseases. Now, we care not how many
generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established in the system, corrupting the
blood-Rad'e0y's Reaorating Rcsoirem will crat-
icate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti-
Gle of diseased deposits, and fill the veins with
new, pure and healthy blood
CIILDREN's DISEASES.
Radroys Reaorating Rcsolrent should be hail.
ed as II blessing by every mother, throughout the
land, whose infants are afflicted with Sores. Hin.
mors, &c. These breaknes cut (thus early) are
evidences of disease transmitted from the parent
stock. few doses of the Renorating Resident
will eradicate every yestige Of the disease and
insure the child Il sound and healthy body.
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K. Il. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Head-
aches, whether sick or nervous Rhcu-
matlsm Paralysis, Lumbago, Gout,
Neuralgia, Tooflache, Small Pox,
Fevers, Swollen Joints, Kidney Com
plants, Scarlet Fever, Pains around
the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds. Rad
ways Ready Relief will, in few
minutes, change the miseries you suf-
fer to joys Of pleasure
X. r. R.-Radways Renovating Resolycnt, for
the cure Of chronic diseasc--such ~
Scroinlous snd Syphilitic Complaints,
Cnnsumptiye and other affections of
the Lungs and Throat, lnduration and
Heterogeneous OF parts, Eruptivc and
other diseases OF the Skin, Nodes,
Tpmors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising troman impure
state of the Blood.
II. X. R.-Radway's Regulators viii cure eflec-
lively and speedily, Costiveness, In
digestion, Illumination of the Bowels
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Diseases
OF the Heart and Kidneys, Female
Complaints, Small l'ox, Fcvers, Meas
les dc, &c. Whenever the system
is out Of order, Il dose Of Railways
Regulators will restore il to regulari.
". No female should be without
them.
Il. Il. R.-Remedies are Thy Druggists every
where.
RADwAY & co.
New York.
FOSTER Agent, Houston, Mississippi.
April ist l.5- % "
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Eamily Newspaper

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every household, while its constant devotion to
the principles of right and justice shall win the
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Increased Attractions! .
Thackeray. Charles Readc Mrs. GaSkeII,
and Wilkie Collins.
ThRPERlS MAGAZINE.

HAHFEh'S MAGALiNE.
COMMENCEMENT or 4 NEH FOL UME
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FACT ROMANCE written exclusively for HAIR.
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Mobile EVENING NEWS.
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l.. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Capt
Bowen, w. p. Gillespie, Chickasaw
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, j. T.
Cason, Monroe; II. B. billiard, John
Shannon, POntOtoc.
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The American Banner,
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erlcan.
Land Plaster.
30 ne Dus t, and
Super Phosphate.
Iime--Philadelphia
in Hogsheads, and
agents of the Shelby
Lime Company.
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Calcined Plaster.
plasterers' Hair.
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MOBILE EVENING NEWS.

""'0IIeH T.'VT! I4FFIIIITg, SUfIUHy FXcepttd, III
the City of Mobile, Ala, by
W. G. CLARK 81 COMPANY,
Office Daily Advertiser, No. "A Royal Street.
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In the matter Of the minor chdren ~ Jules A. Banc No.
BY PALFREY CO.,
G. l.. G. DuPuY Anctoneer,
Office No. "a Camp street
CATURDAY, May LIST, 1855, at lie o'clock NJ,
- Banks Arcade Magazine by virtue par,
order Of the Hon second District Of New
Oreass bearing date Of the 18th day of March, 1888 will be
sold public anctOn to the highest bidder In the above
Ter, The toiio.ing de . property wit
suatee in the fanbourg Bougny parish Of Jefferson this
designated by the No IS the original plan Of said
bonrg drawn by O. Zmpei Surveyor and deposited In the
American 800 feet front Nayades The
front Apollo 306 feet front tadE ST eet and the
front jena
and Improvements situated in tine fanbousg
the Of the above described square, and designated by the
Mo- II on the pnn aforesaid square being bounded by
Apoo Ba chus adiz and lena streets measuring $40 feet
front Apollo the front Baechus street 81 feet
front jena street. and the front Cadiz street. all
SIX LUTS oF GROUND with the improvements thereon
In the faubourg in square No 49, bounded b. Barchns
Hyades hnN hna Jena Auee ara ussgnaiec rs NOE n o.
y ~ ana ~ on plan drawn by r. D. Raihass on the 5ist
March, 1851 and deposited 10 the Office OF j. H. Van Dalso
late Notary in thi city. Lots Nos s. md 10, adjon
each other and e1ch - Bacchus
2 feet deep lot No 10 forming Bacchu and
dig streets and lot No II 30 feet front Cad
BY 100 feet in depth AL American myasuse.
The who 10 bs sold In block
be- TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One-fo fourth Of the price
to he paid In cash and the balance credit of three
and four year, divided into bearing
at the Of six cent from the date Of the sale
until the maturity Of said respectively IL
punctuaIly paid bear Interest thereafter unit final payment
The rate OF eight cent tie amount OF
Sl2 o. 500 OF each term secured first
the said property and the remainder OF be
thereon buildings on said prop
fire, end the policy Of he transferred j. Blanc
natural tnler Of his minor ehdreD until the payment Of The
Theodore G6yo Esq., Notary Public The expense Of the
purchaser.
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lETAIRIE JOCK K !


- Will commence on SATURDAY, the
Sd April with the
@ two miles Gen Ssepon s s 81 $50 w sRS s
added by the Boston Club provided start The
second horse his stake Colts sc lbs ies and geld
l. T. j. Wells names g. c. CALvIT.b by Yorkshire, of
q r. Ia, or Co name b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe
g. p O. Heberi names UPsILoN. by Epsilon. of Kate
A. D. f. kenner names b. c. RUPEE by Voucher out of Ha
s. 4 l. Bingaman names oh. f. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty
g. A. L. nrsman names CHI f. CzARINA by Glencoe out of
J. A sprague names CHI PORTLAND by Sovereign. out
s. Myers Moore name CHI C. MONTGOMERY, by Boston r
O. Smith Perrlt name b. JoCCosEE by Glencoe out of
TUESDAY, Apriie-JooKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats
three miles.
WEDNESDAY, April JOCKEY CLUB PURSE. $500;
heats, mile.
WEDNESDAY, April 7--GAIETY CLUB STAKE for two
forfeit so0 with $1,000 added by The aey club provided two
The second his stake Colts SO
Il j. Wells sssaas irARRE by Wagner out Of
p @ Heber names b. KoH-I-NooR, by Nuneo out of
8, p F. Kenner oh. c. brother tn Voucher
T. l. A. Brinsier names CHI PICNIC by Louis dor of
A. T. Bingaman names Capt JOhnston' b. by Voucher
I. Myers Moore by Glencoe out OF Belle by
s. H. oliver names b. by Sovereign ont of Odd Stocking
Brashear Power name ch by Albion of Terriaers
10 a x Richards names ch MISS DUKE, own sister of
H. Also ch TRANsYLvANIA by Ms.sond out Of Pevtopa.
IL Also, b. +. by Sovereign out Of sister to r. yor.
THURSDAY. Aprils-JocKEY cLUBP PURSE, $500; heats,
two miles. H
FRIDAY, April e-JooKEY CLUB PURSE 5000; heats,
SATURDAY, April 1O-JocKEY CLUB PURSE, $500;
heatf, four miles.
MA dShW Chairman Executive Committee.
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= STORAGE TUE UNDERSIGNED
having leased the large and commo ions building occupied
by hess lusk Co. No. Front street would respectfully
invite the attention Of having goods on sale 81
Otherwise Their rates Of will be reasonable accord
anee with the times. WII.LETT WILSON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
te@o ON No. Front street,
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seconde Cour de District de Ia Nouvele Orleans.
PAR PALFREY 4 Gle
c. L. C. DUPuY, Encanteur.
Bureau No q rue u Camp
SAMEDI, Ter mai 1858, a midi, a TArcade
y de Bans des Magasns, an ordre de hopo
26 1855 vendue encan an 81 haut ecers
dan; l. sdiie Attire proprete cP,es decrie
tue dams f4lbonrg oneny rson
bourg dresss pr e. F. zimpe eft depoe au bureau De
Louis T. Cairo ci,deyat aire en- cette ye ayan
facade sur Ia Apoon 6 pes de face sur les ue Cadiz
2 UN AUTRE ILEr DE TERRE avec les am6lioratOns
sue dars b. meme faubourg derriare e cidessus decr ct
les Tues Apoon ssccbus aas ct Jena eufsnt 300 pied Dc
ne "a se Ap2on "a ee taeaae sIr u rue bacenas 5i
5 SIX. LOTS DE TERRE avec les aneioat ons, situes
BAG bus p,yades Cadz Ct jena designs par les Nos
3 TO- ct H. plan drese r. D. Rahaas date di
q 1851 Ell deyose dams bureau de H. Van Dason CT
devant noare dams eette vile les lot Nos g. I Set ~
sur 2e pieds de pIofondepr No 70 fome encgnge des
oadiz pieds profondeu americana
sTERMF SET quart du px de Pad
ndieacr compliant d g balance dex trois guslre ans
De six par Ia date usq d parfa Placement
ss sont pages ponctnement eur echeance ills
beS Sis pour IA sornne e si2ood 80 cha
rs blltts poU a blanee porerSI sseSnde hypneone
Lee ameioraton sur Ia dite propee deVEoni ee assuIees
pacific DC qteur na,qre de enfnts ineu iaqaau
Laes de veute par Theodore Gnyo notaire public
frais de l'ac1uefenr. m29 30 81 alO "A myl
SUCCESSION or THE LATE POLLY WILLIAMS. f. w. c
Cash Sale of Lot of Ground on jackson street.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, April 23, 1858, ut I2 o'clock
NJ at Banks Arcade by virtue Of order fromihe Hon
nrbe the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, dated March
H. s5sNo 29-will be sold at public auction for of
said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District, su-
aed in the square bounded BY jackson. Palmyra
Peur designated Lot No. H. according plan
drawn by Jos Pile City Surveyor Of May,
and deposited in the office of u !. Me(ny Notary Pub
lie. Said ot q feet front jackson
depth Of 1U9 feet 10 inches and lines.
HJ-TEKMS-Cash
SUCCESSION DE POLLY WILLIAMS, +. C. l-vente au
compliant Jun terrain la rue jackson.
Par N. VIGNIE Encanteur.
IEUDI, le 81 d'avril, 1858, a midi, a FAR
cade de Bank, pour lie compile de Ia de succession
M odre de Phonorabe Quaeme Cour de District
la date du II mars 1855 No 2sO9 sera
yel du EN- vente pubique--
I'm certain Lot de TeIre sire dams lie Premier Dist
ilet borne les ef depres un plan re na,
degn date du 1870 ct depose en- atnde
de ~ L. Mccoy, aors nouire public LIE lot mesue d
peds de faoc aekson profondeur de e ped
lU pouces ct lignes. ~ avs Pieu'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. mis- a. al9 81 %
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sHERFF's SALES.


Sixth DISTRICT CoURr ESTHER voYEILE .isos q Win
Of New orlssas. ) derlin, vs. HER chEDifoks-So'
by VIRTUE OF ard In obedience to an
- order Of sale rendered March 4b, le aud also b yne
q supplemental order rendered hasch 18th ls soin q ne
directed by the honorable Sixth Diact Court OF New Or
leans 10 entitled matter win proceed 70 sell Al
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY. the In day %
May 1883 O'Clock NJ for account Of the creditors Of sd
insolvett-
LOT OF GROUND situated IN fa1bossg Deiassize, -
70 The Fourth District Of this city measEFsng 10 feet
inch and lines front Magazine street, by I'D feet LII
aesp and fos on Harmony street plan drswn By q
oe AfnN Deputy dated March 20h, bb
and which will be exhibited the and place Of
IoestheF with the buildings and thereon,
stug OF awo frame house. With gallery In the second
around the corner having below and above kit
tsneh saesooed with Gre PLACE. small frame house sste
fooie1 nsvirR rooms with FIRE places, cisierns
snrfensered ~ said ins0ivent 20 his creditors.
1Fhhs-one3oarh cash. and the balances years
credit in enal nsamen By mortgage on the pfopr-
" sold AND bearing six interest PR
q adjudication Ihs properly 10 Be kp Insured BY pur-
chaser 10 the amount Of g 800 YEAR and 10 the
amount of s50 for the year transferred 10 he
syndie.
,T.PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans and syndic estate
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Yene de Aeubles lie Bsnc No. 1853 de rRae du Christ
PAR PALFREY Gle,
G. l.. q. DUPUY, Eucanteur.
Bureau, q du Camp.
CAMEDI, lie avriI, 1858, n 10 heures A. NJ,
- rbabation dessus de In Bsnqur de Louisiana,
angle des R0yal ct Cont encan yertn
dun ordre de Honorable Deuxe Cour de District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans No 10 $40 DAYS aaire de Ia
sion date dn 10 mars 1853
Les Eefs mober de Il de succession CONSTANT Meu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m22 2s al 8
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER, DRAWER STREET,
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. March 81.
The Great
RoEzATI BALLET TROUPE,
VIII appear. for the ss time in another NEW GRAND BAL
LIE GAMIN DE PARIS, OR THE YOUNG SCAMP.
Introducing for the '' tn; S T. Sss Orleans THE INFANT
ENRIco AND PA cEccHETTI.
Aged and years.
Mile Louise IAmoureux,
sigDora sau,oiigI, ADD
Aided by complete CORPS DE sAgiSr; Vii Nsv See
merry, Splendid Costumes, and Rich Parhpnernalia
sTn consequence Of the Importance Of this Ballet there
n5Deor rom opeI a. o'eloeE to commence a. *
sS-Pfiees q admission 's a usual. msl
SPALDING g ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMrHI-
- THBATER,
81. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
G. r. spaidng Manager.
LAST WEEK OF
MARsH'sJ UyENILE COMEDIANS.
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Admisson-Fsy Gents, Children and Servants half
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81 1868 will be presented
with entirely New sceRarT, Properties Drses and Meehani
81 FEE o gSp o ne ss oss sss
Of interesting and startling effects The msn deck Of the ship
mountains o. ice-4HroTs Bofeais-spiendd palace il Paris
which changes nto the Sea Of Ice.
n9~Box off e open from "a. NJ. o5PM.
Doors 81 o'ciockOverture commence at quarter
msl c. A. sPAIDINo. Tree.u-et.
ORLEANS THEATEH ORLEANS sTREEr-
SUNDAY, April 4. 1853
Benefit OF Mr.. RICHER. LA RENE NARGAT.
H1 Monday, April 5-Firs night Of the reengHgement Of
Mime Frezzolinf.
Doors open 6< O'Clock Performances commences T.
PRICES OF ADMfSSI0N-Dress Circle, Iatticed Boxes,
and Second Boxes 81 50; Pit 81 Third Gallery 80
cents No Seat secured unless maid for m3l
VEsTYALt's GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
Due notice viii be given Of the first representation
c. BUSCH
MA Agent of Mile F. vestvalL
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH g.
AT ARGoRY HALL.
waugh's Italia and the italian Fantoccini,
A Panoramic Voyage
FROM BOSTON TO ROME,
And Home Again
FROM NAPLES NEW YORK. ua
This Painting splendid views OF LIFE IN ITALY its
Scenery Cities Churches Nominations, Volcanic Eruptions
the Carnival Band Sauay, Excavations and Gu
rosies both natural and artificial and il is universally
coded be the elegant interesting sublime exhibition
presented TO the notice Of the American people
Ra-A descriptive Lecture by gentleman thoroughly
quaiuted With the country. st
and SATURDAY At 70 O'Clock.
Ris- Admission, 80 cents; Children, rs cents.
DIR. q. D. BEALE ...
m6 I'm Proprietor and Manager.
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L'LY AND nTOSQUI TRAPS
GLIDER PATENT.

ILBERT's PATENT. 8.
Notice Is hereby given undersigned have acanred
the sale ~ Louisiana Of the above article.
All orders and communications must be addressed to at
obbers Retailers orders are solicited will be sup
piled on very favorable terms.
HENDERSON 4 GAINES 90 Canal street.
rs-The above Ingenious invention been in use but two
and has attained popularity rarely equaled
tory OF new in enon needs only trial satisfy any
Of he season, es viii become sufficiently numerous
to b. kpi running At night they viii
qnoes which Will b. attracted to the trap in preference
alghtng an persons in the room. m5 If
a MEXICAN AROMATIC BIT'FER COIt-
unsurpassed is the most successful tonic and restorative known
the h action Snd naons Of M o
Rch and thereby prevents dyspepsia often brought by
and humid climates. Said Cordial may administered with
ons pped on e e az a so ey aD % me a.
taste is net The least of its recommendations.
epa eoieehoues of this city snch sazesc Gem Ruby
~ s @ Stake. s B dm S.
doubt all have tasted the American Bitter
nse. For sale BY A. A. PEYGHAuD. S
B. ruRp1N No. los Royal street.
$3.50, IS Old Leyee street
d. An - Fxchs1se Ailev.
u EFRIG EIsArORs-IMP GALVANIZED
principles The and eonvenienien
cooling and preserving milk, butter. fruit wines
eaeh shelf and being confined from the eecs Of the hot
Keeps the the coolest point the Fefrizerang
huence to be the throughout the whole apparatus
effected by the dppngs from the which ALI
other refrigersors. They top make
neat piece of furniture be placed in ROOM
water Jar by which perfectly cold be
had without additional ice These Refgea expert
ment They have been in sucefu ope upwards Of
the eradication OF those who in use a.
their certificates will show and the most approved
before The public The improvements which
the most perfect ventilation insured great saving ice
has been oba'red more feid air produced aud durability
effected certainly place them far in advance thing ever
offered for public patronage.
GALVANIZED IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving Of zinc thereby
enabling us 10 offer them entirely free citation and
corroson, and consequently void odor
which has heretofore Objectionable in other efirers
tors In addition TO their being vastly superior 10 others
owing 70 their convenient arrangements and unequaed pn
cple, they more servceable, il
Galvanized Iron IS durable any other metal as
not affected by acid, salt water, etc.
For sale by
m sm FLINT JONES, "A and 4e Royal street
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs-I HAVE JUST RE
ceivec superior article of BONE BLACK, for sale.
W. E. THOMPSON,
sells No. 40 Camp street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD Auctioneer.
'INHIS EVENING, ut early gas light, at No


valuable collection Of the best works of the best authors In
the various branches Of Literature, Science and Art
ALSO
Letter Cap and Note Papers. Envelops, Gold Pencils
This collection comprises the best Books Of the principal pnb
hhers in the United States together with variety of London
Publications OF the fine, useful ana industrial arts.
The Books and warranted perfect and for exa
nation and private sale during the day
sales without and will be continued evening
until a trPso nj R1n
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Pafoisse d'Grleans : GKIMSLY.
I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri facias 81 moi
II adresse pat Phonorabe J. X. DiAon Premier Jnssie
de Pax "a parose dOrleans Js prucedera le MAR
d. Is dsv 1885, midi, magasin, Julie No II,
Il vente pubique 1t adjudication de-
UN LOT De MEURLES.
SAsi dams laffaiFe ci-dessns.
CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de padjudicaton.
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