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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
BERT's PATENT

Notice hereby given that the undersigned acquired
by special with the pauee the Patent Right for
the sale in Louisiana of the above article.
All orders and communications be addressed at
New Orleans.
Iobbers and Retailers whose orders solicited will sup
piled very favorable
E5@For sale also at retail
HENDERSON 4 GAINES, 30 Canal street
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- BURN having formed copsrneship offer their profess
sionAl services to the citizens OF New Orleans
OFFlCE-Corner Canal and st Charles streets.
Dr. Grahams residence, No. Euterpe street; Dr. Black
burns at ST. Charles Hotel. jail SPIN
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milo I'm

DIR. GUSTINE'S OFFICE FOR TREAT
.%E<NNMENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and 1mperfec.
tions Of Vson-169 St Charles street. opposite Latay
cite Square.
surricn operations of the Eye attended to- such Caa-
Squirting the insertion of Artificial Eyes etc al2 If
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Office of the New Orleans Jackson 4 g. N. Railroad,

Office of the New Orleans Jackson 4 @. N. Railroad
New Orleans, Jan. IA, 1855. !
Mr. j. R. Poiner sir-In your inquiry gives
pleasure state, the passenger freight
you covered for us last June with Chld Co.'s Patent Cement
have thus far given perfect satisfaction they have been
slant about months have leaked
pear perfect when on take
pleasure in recommending this Cement preparation
rably adapted for car and roofing purposes
Yours, respectfully,
S. Il. VAN LOON,
Aluatnr AInnLs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER, GRAvIER STREET
ARRIVAL AND FIRST APPEARANCE
| OF the celebrated
Ronzani Ballet Troupe.
Who viii positively appear on TaURsD AY EVENING, March
| In the Grand Fairy, Romantic BALLET, entitled
THE GOLDEN H0RsEf
Principal characters by the following Artlses
Mile LOUISE LANoREUx,
signors GAETANA PRATEsI.
s ss"sr G sEE AEES1 SS e Efgs9
signor CEsARE CEccHErTi,
signor FILIPo BARATTI,
signor GIOVANNI PRATEsL
RYPHEEs aud FTGURANTEs and numerous MALE Aux
an Ensemble more complete than wa
reyou. Ballet will be presented the popular vaude
WHO SPEAKS FIRsTs
Captsin Charles Mr.. J. g. bingham
MI MILITANT Nj Clark
Old Potter Grattan Dawson
Smart J. 7. Harrison
PRICES OF ApMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquette 75c
Family Circle fequa ~ sigh, and comfort 70 any part Of The
vate Boxes sea 75e Twelve elegant Private Boxes from IS
H9x Office open from till daily under the direction of
vim be opened at 81 o'clock precisely The
evening
milo ". coRBYN, Manager.
VARIETIES TREATER-GRAyIER STREET.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT
Ronzani Ballet Troupe.
n-seais and Private Boxes may secured TODAY from
A. NJ. till 4 p. NJ, for THU RSDAY EVENING.
mo W. CORBYN Manager,
VARIETIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET.
NOTICE.
The members of Orchestra the Corps de Ballet and ey
cry person engaged for the
RoNzANI BALLET TROUPE
are Tegnss@ T. %ss iGr FULL on the Stage
milo f. RuLMAN Acting Manager
CoMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH g.
AT ARMoRY HALL.
Waugh's Italia and the Italian Fantoccini,
Panoramic Voyage
FROM BOSTON TO ROME
And Home Again
FROM NAPLES TO NEW YORK.
This Painting has splendid OF LIFE IN ITALY its
Scenery, Cities Churches Nominations Volcanic Ernpuons,
roses both natural and artificial. and it universally
ceded be the elegant interesting sublime exhibition
presented to the notice of the American people.
ED-A descriptive Lecture by gentleman thoroughly &C
quanted With the country
Exhibitions EVERY NIGHT at y. O'Clock; WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY a IL O'Clock.
k8- Admission, 50 cents; Children, 25 cents.
DIR. G.. d. BEALE
mo I'm Proprietor and Manager.
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TERPSICHOREAN.

On ORLEANS THE DRESS
SA AMID MASQUERADE BALL in the style Of the Bail Of
&fM the Grand Opera al Paris. ~ y
laI& FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1858. Cst. Joseph's Dav)
H3-Gentemen's Tickets, with lades) 50.
ing the Ball. ~
R75-Doors will open at o'clock
orehe ra of twenty musicians will be the d.
sTieke be and Boxes secured by applying
at the Office Of the Thester. ~ i NJ
m PROF.. J. VEGAS THIRD CHILDREN,s
E@ AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Liz Prof. j. VEG AS respectfully informs his friends and
the public In general that his Third Childrens Farcy Dress
Ball will be given on
TUESDAY, March l6 at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
when his Pupils will exhibit many the new Fancy Dances
appropriate for Childr, - ~
The Ball to halfpast o'clock p M ard con-
tnne until II O'Clock, after which the Ball the Adults viii
begin. wa
ADMISSION.
Ladies and Misses not Pupils .................Free
Iehlenlel ....-..........Sl 50
Young Genileuen not exceeding IL years..,.,... 50
Misses and Masters, Pupils. Free-
HIades and Misses wishing will
send to Prof j. Vegas at Odd Fellows Hail. Gentlemens
Ickes can be obtained at the Hall and Music Stores
and at the Ticket ONCE on the night Of the Ball.
the donr. fe22 Ia
q MIME DeBAR,S DANCING ACADEMY
~ The Ladies' Of New Orleans respectfully informed
~ cthat the above Academy Is open where ali the
IN Fashionable Dances will be taught
"a brated Bernadine Quadrille Ia Cour and Lancier,i
toGP.M '' ~ a. " ""u =
from 6 r. VI. = '''
Private essonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from IL
Qtay,I
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DENTISTRY.

tEssEySgsTzzzA. DENTAL ROTICE.-DR J. WEST.
~ sEssA Practical Dentist, No. liz Charles street.
lfW4AE%1f$NSl near Poydras street.
01II1 j. W. would call particular attention to his
method of constructing TEETH They are made
perfectly natural in form and shape gums The
original form and expression Of the face Is restored
with clear and distinct articulation speech This effected
BY having the inside Of the teeth and of form
which the tongue Is readily adapted. This kissing
sound often observed wearing artificial teeth me
Doctor has been paccng 10 this city years and feels
confident that he will give satisfaction who NAV honor
him with their patronage All obtaining hf
mh2ly
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SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM J. LOGAN.
PAR JEAN C. PoINDEXTER, Eneanteur
CAMEDI, 20 mars 1858, n 10 heures A. NJ.
~ dun ore de Honorable Deuxieme
trict de Ia Nouvee- yeudu rencan snr les
eux reinforcement par defunt U7 ST. Charles
pour mpte de Ia lite sion
Ia lot de meubles CONSTANT bcs de Its matelas
installations oune caetere grand lot de moules de pa-
Tiers, images mroirs, etc.
Hs~C GTTONS-t'omptant. mq 3tinl0d
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Depot N. O., O. 4 @. w R. Ri
Algiers, Jan. ?, 1853 {
j. R. Pointer, Esq Sir-n your inquiry my
opinion of "Childs Patent Roofing have say
covering which put last July the
admirably and from it, present appearance led
TO believe that will prove durable than any paint
composition heretofore in for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
A. B. SEGER,
Vice President and Superintendent.
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Hsxa SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
III fMain Depot 80 Camp street-Branch SO Charities st.

E--7TlN-a
m ~ fMain Depot 80 Camp sreet-Branch SO Chartres st.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
sTEINwAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS. $3.50
N. B-These celebrated Pianos considered, by the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
Meess s. Sons have received public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North less
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority of their Pianos
Also large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices
to suit the convenience and of all classes of
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN's CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs.
Harps Guitars Vions, Accordeons Banos Flutes Brass
Instruments Of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
description
pH-Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NOTEAny order for Music Pianos anything
relating to be left either store addressed by
mail will be promptly attended to.
AB-TERMS LIBERAL.
E9 ly l. GABICI
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a BITA WATER F0R SALE

The water Of the "Chrty Aba SPRING. so celebrated for
me numerous cures has effected q many Of trouble
some diseases such scfofua Chronic niarrhea Of
ye q he skin Of the Kidneys, Bronchitis Iaryngis
.sefFous AFFECTIONS, Paralysis. Disease pecnar 10 Feriae
ee ETC. may he purchased fresh In glass vc.,
the folgwng nam places A. o. WILDER 4 Co.'S g9 xavier
street. ~ Drehamp Il ST. Louis street; H. Mortou's
streets. '
d. kidde the following language in his report or an
alysis Of The wRteF
Among the recorded analysis Of several mineral
lar to the Abita Sprinesu
This Spring ocae the head waters Of tho Abta ri YER
about three miles east Of Govingfon parish famanv IN
- state II is remarkable for the vulume qnantiry
o. water discharges a well as for the force 0f It's
current Is makes IS exit from the earth which proves clearly
thA us fountain head Is elevated region great
distance from the tping the quantity discharged
about ~ gallons minute aud which
crea This remarkable spring Is in fact nalural
well' as pronounced by Prof. Riddsll
To prevent the
Wishing TO use Is ate in pure slate the foprie
Tor iessito he duty De to the public that
no manuer concerted with the spring recently excvated
adjoining prone ~ the water OF which has been sold the B
Ahita WaterH from the Bagley Spring
mo tt J. s. BossIER.
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n LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
m y. ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton and
w# Enphrosine streets Oce No. l06 St. Charles street;
~ 1.-TWO doors from the st. Charles Theater) Manufac.
the latest and approved Patterns of RaneF
randahs Doors Shutters VRuls Bridges Straight and Crcu
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
Railings Castings Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
ators sale Old Stand I06 ST. Charles street New
Orleans. aa51y
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4 EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW 0RLEAES.-LREDe A
- Vo Iron Founders and Manufacturers OF Vertical Hoi
Kettles CARRIERS Filters Horse Power Vsu-
Ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts Tor Buildings, Furnace Mouths al
Machinery required for the South.
We have duly are prepared 10
fela d4wly IEEDs co.
A CARD-BuIsNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI. o.
The subscriber this opportunity of greeting bis old
friends patrons and the pnbe generally and bes leave TO
state that the above magnificent
and otherwise finest America-il hence7rth be
Quoted scale Of enlarged beray and accommodation
"9Ihy us widely extended reputation -. -, -
In sympathy with the spirit Of retrenchmen and economy
rendered imperative by the stFipgeny Of the times an0
vadug all the price of daily board will from this dat
be reduced to Two Dollars @e2
Cinc1 natl manifold which are more liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible Offices
public convenience Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
ing loom America The most liberal arrangement for TAX
hour In the twenty four
of situation and close proximity to all prominent places 81
business.
Trusting to recognition Of these important advantages re-
| i4 fe22 s a s3' 'Ss,', A. B. COLEMAN
brand s. ADAMS, CSuCCkssOks TO LAYTON .
ID co No. 81 Magazine opposite Arcade. Import
ers and Dealers In Domestic and FeFegH HARDWARE SHIP
CHANDLERY, have in and syon-
Planters, Carpenters, Backsmiths and others.
BRAND 4 ADAMS,
Az iy&W No 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade.
wU-ano G. Bile Al MLkcf 81 ANDel KAMrAKF
3 street. manufacturer Of Carriages, Bugges Spring
-NSZ Wagons etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing -
all the branches done atthe shortest notice. las "
IOHN WOOD, DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER
Bull ion Uneuren Bank Notes. Land Wsrrasts Treasury
Notes Gold Dust etc. Is Camp Of Common street. e
Orleans. ms I'm
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From and after hi will send Special Messenger
he ste VIRGINIA. who will Check all Baggage
Tough the points o. destination also take c1sA o Par
~ ~ faakages, and small freight.
PASSENGERS the VIRGINIA have their Bag
gage checked Hotels Residences and Steamboats,
onT Office Travellers coming this way bound the river and
may decided unnn their route or boat have
their baggage stored a office free of charge
Baggage the Virginia will be received and checked at
the Ponichartr5i in Railroad.
Express Letter Box Chest and Wagon, viii leave
Office previous The departure of the
her schedule - .
Packages and freight marked to ToBYs EXPRESS will
meet with attention and be delivered with dispatch
fel3 If ED. G. EDWARDS & co.
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IA We have hand and for accommodating terms
GSNS NINETY SLAVES, embracing Men, Women and Chill
f irsn-among them about fifty Sugar and Cot
tn Field Hands from two Plantations. Also, No Cooks
Washers and Irners Sesmstresses HRdresses
and Dining Room Servants and Nurses constantly
receiving consignments from South Carolina, Mississippi
Georgia. Alabama and Florida.
fel0 I'm j. L. CARWAN co. 60 Magazine street
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a M. PAPPEyHEIMEfe HAS REMOVED
VI from No 80 Baronne No. Canal where Ia
~ has hand, and Is constantly receiving, arge and
splendid assortment Of Rosewood and Mahogany
and Bed Room Flu ENIfURE. all selected by himself
which he offers the public reduced prices times
Gall and examine before bnying eleewheEe. Ills
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STEAMBOAT departures Tbis 4lau.

Date of Departure OF European, California
and HAVANA Malls, for March. 1859.
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rI,nRY,s ExPREss. No. 81 oAMP STREET

50 gallons each of different qualities.
All Of which offer extremely low prices, to clenr
signments ial9 3rn
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The Drawing of this Tobola will POSITIVELY take place
on MONDAY, the 29th inst ARMoRY HALL There are
f5w more Tickets left Price, One Dollar. ms I'd
MOTICE-FROM AND AFrFR THIS DATE ALI.
~ Pa kages and Freight by TOBYS EXPRESS 10 Thiho
dsux, Houma Napoleon and TerIebonne, MUST BE PRE-
PAID
fe23 II ED. Q. EDWARDS & co.
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NR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
H. tboomew Hospitals and six years with Rcord Psrs
has reopened his mice al No Il Dadphine for general
Geneatve Organs in both without the mercury
Office hours for consultations in French English IL K
NJ. p, NJ. A23n tf
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers
cities OF the Herma Austrian Postal Union. and Denmark
osway sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
sssnt from the Post-ofice in New York semi weakly
F4s c The steamer Virginia leaves for Mo-
bile TO-DAY from Jefferson Railroad, the arrival OF the
Railroad on the arrival Of u NJ trains Cabin fare.
MIL It Ed. TOBY, Ags 81 Camp
. ES- The ship Dorcas Prince, York, master,
from Liverpool ready discharge cargo Post 20
flts District C9nsgness requested TAKE
I within i've DAYS and attend receipt Of freight
on the Levee otherwise their goods will be the Public
stores at the risk and Of the thereof.
MO JONES. MAcKINDER co ~ Graver 81
ss-NotIce 40 Shlppers--Fron AID after This
dRe me steamer VIRGINIA will receive freight Mobile al
me Jefferson Raioad Depot Tiyol Circle. For further
formation, apply to
fe9 n EDWARD TORY. 81 Camp street
THE SMILE, NO 1903 ST. CHARLES STREET
The undersigned respectfully 10 he public that
be hiss taken the above SALOON where all times he
found choice and well selected Of WINES and
Liquors. for which he socis share Of public patronage
49, hne lNtlH will be served up daily from 10
A. NJ to io'el0ck r. NJ. ~ - ~
mil i'm WIN B. FERRELI.
~ LOST-oN MONDAY MORNING. ABouT
SEFE ~ o'clock A. ~, Il large WHITE aud BLACK
wv SPOTTED BULL rOG, which answers 10 tho name
1919 Of BULL Ten dollars raward will he paid 10 me
huaer delivering said Dog Stall 81 Poydras
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~ Sir; In accordance with the above reso-
utiy passed by the Board Of Directors VI this Company
beg leave 10 inform you that all Stock your
which Instaments due aud unpaid sold at pnbc
auction the 18th inst
This Stock has been purchased by gentlemen who have
large interest in The Road and they have instructed that
should Stakeholder wish the amount due his Stock
within month from this date permit him DO and to
issue 10 him his Certificate Of 81 paid.
Official information has been reee sed. that The twenty miles
Of the Road requ ed by Charter be completed by the
18th Of this month"; finished and the running thereon
,he llth inst.
fen d&Wf GEO s. YERGER President
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MALL PAPER-wALL pArEn-Itsr nEogIvET

I Afi Il LII RAFtSt-N ALL PABEk--bA ST REtElNED
~ direct from the manufacturers the largest and most de
rable stock Of French and American PAPER HANGINGS
brought into this market consisting OF Oak Marble Coli
Stone Silver Velvet Papers, deserip
tnn, Also large Of Satin and Blank Papers Of
M very price aud quality. For sale low by
-. +. NEWHALL
60 Can8l, corner Old Iievee street. up stairs.
R-Compeent workmen any part the city
IRIS ms 3n
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CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3, 1865

hausied, by backing him around the stable, he
will come down on his knees, in which position
it is an easy matter to push him ON his side,
when his throat should be released Now pat
and rub him gently for about twenty minutes,
when, in most instances, he will be subdued-
1t is only in extreme cases necessary to repeat
the operation Of choking. The next lesson is
to teach him to lie down, which is de-
scribed below, IN the account of the second
method Of tanning No horse can effeetually
resist the terrible effects of being choked.
II must be constantly borne in mind that the
operator must not be boisteTOus or violent, and
that the greatest possible degree of kindness is
absolutely essential. When the horse is prostraie
he should be sOOthed until his eyes show that
he has become perfectly tranquil
ANoTHFR METHop.
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NO. 1856.

When your horse baIks, he is excited, and
does not know what you want him to do. When
he gets little excited, stop him fve or ten
minutes; let him become calm; go to the baIky
horse, pat him, and speak gently to him; and as
soon as he is over his excitement, he will, nine
cases out Ct ten pull at the word; whipping and
slashIng and swearing only make the matter
worse. After you have soothed him awhile,
and his excitement has cooled down, take him
BY the bits; turn him each way as far as you
can; pull out the tongue soothe him little :;
unIeln him. then step before the baIky horse,
and let the other start first then you can take
him anywhere you wish. A balky horse is al.
ways high-sPirited, and starts quick has his
pull out before the other starts by standing
before him, the other starts too By close ap-
Pleatlon OF this rule, you can make any balky
horse pull
If a horse has been badly spoiled, you should
hitch him to the empty wagon, and pull it
around awile on level ground then put on a
little load, aud increase it gradually, earessing
as before, and in a short time you viii have a
good horse that viii work withou. troubling
VOu
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In praeticing the method exhibited in the
above engraving, retire with the animal - be
operated upon into q close stable, with plenty
OF litter upon the floor ItanbaTk or sawdust is
preferablej In the hrst place fasten up the
fore-leg with the arm strap, In such manner
that it will be permanently secured. Then take
broad strap and buckle and pass It around the
neck just back of the Jaw bone. Draw the strap
as tight possible, so tight as 10 almost arrest
the horses breathing. The strap must not be
buckled, but held in position to prevent slip
ping back The animal will struggle for few
minutes, when he viii become perfectly quiet,
Overpowered by a. sense Of sufocatiOn; the
veins in his head will swell; his eyes lose their
FIRE his knees totter and become weak; slight
vertigo viii ensue, and growing gradually eX-
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ANOTHER METHOD.

The plan described in the above engraving is
very simple, though not as expeditions as the
previous one. Buckle or draw 4 strap tight
around the neck, lift fore leg and fasten
around it the opposite end of the strap. the
shorter the better. In the engraving, for clear
ness, the strap is represented too long. 1t will
be seen that in this plan the horse is made
the instrument by which the punishment is
inflicted. When he attempts to put his foot
down his head goes with it, and he thus
ehokes himself, care should be taken that he
does not pitch on his head, and thus endanger
his neck.
TAuTNG A HnRsE MITHnrr RFsnRT 10 sTRAPs.