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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 oustu1nhouse street., near
Syphiic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business, Friends and
all
The unparalleled which James, pra
uce in all OF the United States and Euro
markable cures he has effected which iRcu
services to the confidence of the unfortunate The
OF the diseases termed PrivaeH and which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR.
maneny eradcates nmey: Syphilis primary
tertiary Structures Urethfal Discharges elect GonoFrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of smales howsses
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism
cele, Cancers Ulcers Tumurs all Diseases Skim
DR.. james would also call the attention especially u
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain IN the Head Dnness
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Papitation
pepsia Nervousness Iabity, symptoms OF Cousumptian
etc. Mentally. the fearful effects the mind b.
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Idas Depression q
Love ef Solitude Tiity etc. Of produce
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms
not fan 10 call Dr. James and be pcre~
health let no false deacy but apply
save yourself from the awful and dreadful Of
terrible malaay.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full ser
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Of Dr. james, 80 custs
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hour sttsndas
from A. N. oeP. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
VI GonoTrhea cured In twenty hozs
or no pay. Dr. JAMES,
au1h nus ztrRs
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FOR RENT.

E%OR RENT-sEyERAL FIkE ROOMS SUIT ABEu
for Offices, the Bank Of New Orleans, 81 -
Charles and Union street,. Apply % The ceshier %
- FOR RENT-THE F0UR-sTORY sTORz, Ne
Nl % Graver street, occupied BY Messrs KinRxIs&
nell Bsrstow 4 Co Apply 70 the present oeeuysns
VINCENT CO.,
SEA No Is Casthlnhouse stresk-
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIEI.D, Auctioneer.
fTNIHs EVENING, at early gas Light, at No.
Il 50 ST. Charles street, will be sold
valuable collection Of the best works Of the best authors in
the various branches of Literature, Science and Art
Letter, Cap and Note Papers Envelopes Gold Pencils
This collection comprises the best Books of the principal pub
fishers the United States together variety Of London
Publications OF the fine, useful and industrial arts.
The Books and warranted perfect for exam
nation and private sale during the day
Sales without and will be continued evening
until are sold. MIA en
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DBUxIgHE CoUR De DISTRICT I SuC(
de Ia Nouyelle-Orleans.
A Wis est par lie present
IA ciers de la susdite succession ct
que celia pent concerner, d'svoir d ded
de la presenie publication, les reisons
presente par Ia tutrice nAturelle ct
succession ne serait point spprouve
entire SEES mains repsrtis conformem
Par ordre de Ia cour.
jan Is 80
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a. FOSTER's SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 COMNoN
- street. New Qrleans,-He keeps constantly hand and
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iros-
ard General House servens Also hnys and sslle
SLAVES commission Having the family a.
the three story building OF Slaves has msde
the best depot in the city and we'll furnished coas
Of Slaves.
dl q
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CEOLOGY-DR. BOYNTos RESPECTFULLY AN
VI hist in compliance with the invitation 81 a
bef Of Distinguished citizens Of New oTesns will give
Of
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON GEOLOGY,
-AsD-
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CREATION,
At
Odd Fellows Hall,
COMMENCING on MONDAY EVENING, Peb l. iss
Second and Third Lecture
On WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Sd and 5th and continued
per future notice.

p r o @ r AMME:
Mechanical Astronomy, IN which will be illustrated
formation form, motion and situation Of the heavenly
isneous condition Of this interior Of Me earth causes Of
volcanoes earthquakes and the elevation Of Continents and
Islands.
Composition position o, rocks gold deposits quarts
veins and formations OF California
First creation OF animal life. Classification Of rocks by
fossil remains found In them.
COs beds how the coal produced; with proofs that all
Goals Graphite and the Diamond vegetable origin. D
Terence between btuminous and anthrscs COAL and how
caused.
The period reptiles organic remains Of ryrads Of ami
finals that existed earth In the millions years
before the creation Of
T. Warm blood Observation-Disclosures between the animals that
eSist With and thoee that
created. Mastodon and hammoth period.
The present order Of animals with the human Age
nelogy The harmony Of Geology with the Mosaic
the Creation
Ansion viii be made and interesting facts stated with
regard TO the Geological formation Of the
Lake Superior with California Geology Min
eral WORTH Coli and Mercury mines from year eolog
cal observations In that country.
The above will be illustrated series Of more than
FIFTY PAINTINGS.
The paintings 5000 feet OF canvas and were exc
cuted at Of $1,000 Among them splendid pro-
ducon, by Healge, OF Niagara Falls.
The Middletown News Of this work ut is beautiful
picture well beautiful painting alone
worth the price Of the ticket 10 the course"
kSTcket TOT the course ~ Two tickets " for gentle
and ady single admission, 50e For sale the book
stores and door.
R-Doors open 61z TX O'Clock. jas0 n
MIME ERsIINE FRIsZZOIINI, PRIMA DON
lFl Of the Italian Operas London
Petersburg Havana and Academy Of Music New York will
arrive shortly from Havana and will make her first appearance
GRAND oPERATIc CONCERT,
In the FIRST week Of February at Odd Fellows Hail. under
the direction Of MAURICE STHAKOSCH.
Par trula in Faafv u7eufq ta9sf
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
soUrRERN FTRR-PRooF ROOFING.

The undersigned offers the public Fe-ruof ROodus ms
tsria possessing the following advantages er everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
It cheaper than SLATE, will last long needs NO Re-
Il Uncomfortable is mpervous water affected b.
the atmosphere by The and Is eonducor
be applied to he sides q houses taxing he place "
or and ssv s ys sSos covered the
u,b Gr t asd roofs Sf ears and is ay
With IT. as they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
flexible applied to silk OF CLOTH and will not crack
Once Of tbs mpany No S s. Charles basemsnu
orrIcE LOUISIANA MuruaL INSURANCE coMrAKr,t
This certify that amer thoroughly examining ehaT
acter Of the soUTHERS FIREPRooF ROOFING" Ihavs
had the galvanized roof Of my residence covered
that perfectly convinced Of IFS inccmbah ard Of its
city, opinion that admirably calculated Tor roofing
pa poses properly put roof With posi-
bly, leak around The chimney or sl'evhsss FL, s,os
We do hereby certify hat have used The SOU HRsN
FIKE.PRooF RooFING,o Of Aessrs. GLENNoN, coils
fire and water 's'''''' -
The skygh in Office been for number Of years in a
leaky condition hayisg dehed all made for
The prevention 81 same g, We used This Justly celebrated
annoyance and We feel that safely
the public: 49,
wANfED-Asens all parts Of the country Jas IN
Jefferson Parish, January H. isss
do hereby certify have had The roof Of nv sas.
Hous with the Southern Roofing 81 Messr
Co., and 80 i' has cExs B Rs5sss s
Dear sIs: We pleasure recommend your sos,hs4
with IL and cheerfoy FeeOmm the community 8 .
sale, cheap and durable heonns.
OLIVER h r. 4 NJ z CAaPBEII.
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ITALIAN MACcARONI AND yERMfcRIxI-Sp
cases and 40 half Just received and for BY
- J. YIoSCA il,
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n NJ. PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
W. frosrNo ~ Barenne street " No. iT6 Canal where he
has on hand and Is constantly receiving, Large and
splendid assortment Of Rosewood Mahogany Parlor
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected by himself
which he offers the public reduced prices the times
Call and ex anime before buying elsewhere inIs an
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ID VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
- for Sale-Removal from Espianade street
WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
xIS Baronne street where he will be found early the
fall with large lot OF Virginia and Maryland Negroes
He h preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
location is between Common on Baronne street
which is the second street due from the Hotel
and is convenient to all the merchants and hotsls
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
II and Is Baronne street,
aulI IyAW hetween Gravjar sn5 Carnra.nu
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN
PAR TOuRNE 4 THOMAS, Encsneurs
: Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
GAmEDI, lie 30 janvier, 1858, n midi, n Par
~ csde de Banks il Penesn,
de Honorable p II Morgan Juge de Ia Deuaie
District de la Houvee Orleans date anvier 1885, pour
escompte de la dite succession
UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendn dams Ia Deuxierne Cour
de District Peter Keenan, VILE pour somme
de % 40 enrege lie syri 1855 de plus La SO
les fFsis de
sS-CoNDITIoNs-Comptant ia2O q q 30
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WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION A MAN AGFR or ovKE-
w SEER On ssgsr Piansaiion for enmpaens Wis
nAs had many
,o.,.. VIZ. 4. LkVERIcH CO..
JAZZ Jaw "a OId Ievre View Orleans-
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM YoR GENTLE
- an 500 wife IN Fryste family For ssfiafsefsry
es1In esons liberal price will be paid location dezrs
.an IN oE nfeen minutes walk o. g. Chrrlss Hotel Adj
Stating lecrsion add other patenars b. A. rrssc@sa
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1ESSION DE Err ASMUS
SMITH-No. 1866.
hOnne aux cream
d toutes autres personnes
lure, sous dix jours a deier
pour lesquelles IL compile
administrative de Ia dite
ct homologue, les fonds
ent au dit compile.
?. s. Willy. Greffier.
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~ OF METALS.
city and country that he Ia do all kinds Of
his line with and in surpassed
any house In the Union
Watches, Table Service Casters Walters Baskets Piteerx
Punch Bowls GIIDED and STLYERED in seyke
Also, GLIDING and BRoNzIN9 Gas Fixtures Msns o.
naments, Lamps, Lnstrea and Candelabrss
The pnblc invited give him call and hls
stock, an specimens Of work d. CAST.
10 Chsrtrea street, between Bierville and Cund.
keferences-Hyde Goodrich Henderson, GAiass r Nd
lard, u. A Tyler, Foarnier Sebfecht a5l IN
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AUCTION SALES.

MINERAL WAFER MACHINE COMPLETE.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Aneiioneer
CATURDAY. the Both inst, at II o'clock A.
- NJ his auction No ~ Chartres street. between
Cont and Benyils streets VIII he sold
One Mineral Water Machine complete and IN good order
This being the second will be sold positively 70 the high
hs-TERMs-Cash OF delivery. jag
NEW HAM BAGS AND COFFEE BAGS
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer
CATURDAY, the 3Oth Inst, at III O'clock
~ A. M, at his auction room, 81 Chsrres street. between
Bienville and Cont streets win be sold
400 new Ham Bags, in good order.
5l01 Coffee
R~TRRMs-cash. Sale positive. ja29
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GooDs-l7o PACK
and Lots.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., AuctoneerB.
SATURDAY, the 3Oth inst. at 10 o'clock A.
. ~ their ancon rooms, No 70 Customhouse street will
be sold
10 bales French Jaeonsts;
10 Colored Drilngs:
$50 pieces rich Baleges
Irish Linens Swiss Musns Coronades Thodike and Wind
ham Bleached Fancy Prints Patent Thread Lawns Tape
Checks Lstadoes Bed Ticks Broche Musns Ribbons Mad
Handk erchief i24 sheetngs Diapers Umbrellas
soils Emboideres White Black and colored Silks Hosiery,
Corded Skirts, etc jazz
LADIES' AUCTION.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioneer,
Office rs Common street.
CATURDAY, 3Oth inst, at 10 lie O'Clock A.
~ At the store No ls5 Camp street. between Julia and Gil
Fine Jacores and Cambrcs handsome Embroidered aud
Irish Linens Towels and Napkins and variety Of other
goods.
rich, and fancy articles js29
LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
Scrip, exc.
BY PALFREY CO.,
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A,{A HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
AXIWASHIN}T0N BATTALION OF ARTILLERY-
fexzRs Arsenal Grod street.
ES The First Company Washington Battalion Of Artil-
lery will attend regular Monthly Meetings
DAY OF each month and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of
svery week at O'Clock, until further notice.
By order of
j, WALTON, Captain
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OfrcE COMMISSIONERS THE CoEsoLIDArED2
DEBT NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Jan. 81 1883. }
sgNotice is hereby given that, according
31h secOe of the Legislature Of the State OF
Louisiana entitled oldate the city Of New Or
and provide for the and administration Of
affairs approved the 23d February, 1852 and Of the 9Th
section Of the supplementary thereto end ding for the
incorporation of the city OF Layst with the city Of New Or
leans approved the day
Sealed proposals. received for the 'Sae to the City
Bonds $1,000 each Of the Bonds issued according the
foregoing until the 18th day Of February next 1858 l.
O'Clock NJ.
Proposals to addressed o. DEBUYs Secretary and
dorsed Proposals Sale Of Boudsn
COMaIsstosERs
GhRs. NJ. Waterman. Mayor. Adam Gifeu, Treasurer.
Thos Theafd, Comptroller. Adolphe Dupre, Chairman.
j. NJ Hall, Chairman.
ja21 sOt o. DEBUYs Secretary.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETTr BEsASDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, dzty
W. appointed Agent for the old established Of
BoUIN, AARETT CO., for the sale Of their very szps
Brandes sse sole Importer Of the justly celebrated PoanT
Brandy prepared receive either
market prices Cognac shipped direct port
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples hes.
at the store Of
g. WOLFF,
nil ly Corner Of Graver street and New Jevs<.
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~ Al FUSfEhs SlsAV y DBPOF,1 Common xlreet. =
this time. 100 likels Negroes No. Fi<i1
~. Hands, Cooks Wahers Irouers; Carpeat1r-
No Engineer Through the entire year VII be foand
well selected lot Of
Ibis market and will De receiving supplies week
ring The Having leased the home formerly occupfk
by Messs Peterson Stewart Slave Depot IN addition
my place will be sble furnish traders
comfortable quarters shall all endeayar
isfseon 70 all parties. TH0S. FOSTER
Fe7I fra ora~urrsr fr-~
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

top of a hill. The contemplation Of
tho heavenly wonder under those
circumstances must have an elevating
effsct.-A correspondent Of the
Union, writing from Placerville, says
that arrangements are being made to
build fume or ditch from Big Ca
non to Genoa, the object being to ir-
rigate the lands Of Carson Valley.
Stephen N. Nichols, a resident
of Coloma since 1849, died there on
Sunday last.-Our neighboring
county Of Sierra retains, and deserves
her old reputation for mineral rich
ness. We have not space to give
particulars Of mining news, but they
are exceeding favorable throughout
the State.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02
The PRESENT SEASON "a nrohoblv

THE PRESENT SEASON is probably
the busiest one our little town has
ever known. The streets are alive
with passengers, there are no dwell
ing houses vacant, nor empty stores.
New buildings are going up, mer-
chants arc laying in heavy stocks of
goods, and the miners are enjoying
their usual excellent success. Thus
far North San Juan has escaped the
common fate of mining towns-for it
has neither been destroyed by fire,
nor overrun by traders. Its growth
has been gradual and healthy, keep
ing even pace with the development
OF its resources. It has not vet
reached the acme of its prosperity.
AS claim after claim is opened and
yields its golden returns-as orchards,
and gardens, and industrial pursuits
multiply, and families increase in our
midst, the place will become more
thrifty and offer greater inducements
to those in search of a permanent,
pleasant and healthful locality.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

The CELEsrIALs are losing their
character for peacefulness, for they
have noisy quarrels nearly every day
oflate. tits usually the men and wo-
men who fall out, and the volubility
with which the women talk is anna
zlng, even to married men. On
Wednesday night, at an hour when
all good citizens are retiring to rest,
a famous conflict Of feminine versus
masculine Chinese came off just be-
hind the Sierra Nevada Hotel. There
was never anything heard before like
that little woman's tongue. John
weakened, and the outside barba>
rians +" frightened the woman into ST.
lencc by throwing a volley of stones
at the house which contained her.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

The GRIZZLY REsERvoIR.-Italy
has its Lake Como, much bepraised
BY poets, and San Juan also has its
Lake Como, admired by frogs, pigs,
and little Indians We allude to the
abovenamed reservoir. Located in
the midst of our town, Immediately
adjoining the main business street on
one side and laving the foot of a hill
on the other-its banks ornamented
by thrifty growth of weeds and a
curious collection of cast>away arti-
cles, its surface rejecting dead trees
and out houses-crossed by two high
fumes, and tenanted by melodious
family of frogs who are blissfully ig-
norant Of Johnny Crapeau--it forms
a great feature in the village, and
affords our citizens ample scope for
aquatic amusements by day and ro-
mantle moonlight rambles by night.
It formerly subserved the useful pur-
pose of soberzing the mortally ine-
briated individuals who were some.
times taught the beauties of hydro
pathy in Its muddy depths. A gon-
dola once glided over its tranquil sur
face and ducked incautious navigators
TO the infinite joy Of dry spectators,
and once it was even frozen hard
enough to admit Of skating. But the
latter sport has never been attempted
since q well known citizen, vsrdant
yet confident, broke tie ice and was
dragged to the shore like founder.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

n0r Mr.. Antrim, the Ambrotypist,
is now prepared to take portraits on
canvas, having so far perfected his
invention that he is willing to make it
public. These pictures have an ex,
quisite softness Of color, fine, clear
relief, and are protected from the in
furious effects of moisture by trans
parent varnish Of the artists own
invention. They can be rolled up as
easily as velvet, and forwarded in
letters great distance without det-
riment. They can be taken as large
as life-this is no fction-and are as
free from any binding lustre as ordi-
nary engravings. MIR. Antrim is a
man of great ingenuity. He has de-
voted much time and money to the
perfection of this new style of sun
portraits, and offers them at such a
low price that it is an object to every
person to patronize him. His inven-
ton IL destined to be talked about
and to become popular. See his card
for terms.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

NEW CALEDoN1A.-By the steam>
er Northerner, which arrived at San
Francisco from Victoria on Saturday
last, very unfavorable news has been
received concerning the superior nil
ming region of Fraser river. The
river is still high and the amount of
gold taken out but small. Bausman.
the editor of the Northern Light,
published at Whatcom, has discontin-
ued the paper and returned to Sacra4
mento, a wiser if not Weather man.
Whatcom is literally Ga gone COM
munity."
Dry diggings are reported to have
been found on the Siwash Gulch.
Much smuggling is going on to avoid
the 10 per cent. duty on goods which
is imposed at Victoria. Several fatal
accidents and homicides are recorded.
Victoria is rapidly improving. Two
new steamers have recently been
launched, one at Port Gamble, w. T.,
and the other at Victoria; both in
tended for the northern waters.
The Northerner brought down 225
passengers, $45,850 in coin, and
$2,206 in dust.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

'OREGoN.-By the steamer North
efner, which arrived last Saturday,
we have news from Oregon Of anotA~
or fight with Indians. It occurred
near the locality of Col. Steptoe's de-
feat, at -Four Lakes. Col. Wright,
With a force of $40 troops, artillery,
infantry, and dragons, With one how
itzeF, attacked a party of hostile Iu>
dians, numbering from 800 to 500,
and completely routed them. The
engagement and pursuit lasted about
Eve hours. Seventeen Indians were
killed and many more wounded. Not
one of our troops was injured /! Il
there any glory in such fighting?
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

JNo. GILDERsLEEvE, the noted
foot.racer, is in town, and it is ru-
mored that his friends hereabouts in
tend getting him up a race.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02
BIRTHS:

At North San Juan, Sept "a the wife of A. weisKit.
tel, of q son.
At North San JUAN Sept Goth, the wife of A. Pfues-
ter, of daughter.
At North San Juan, Sept. 90 the wife of H. Faieden-
thai, of daughter.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

STILL RETURNING.-Evsry steam
or from the north brings back TO us
= few mere Fraser river victims, who
seem rejoiced to be In San Juan
again. A report is in circulation that
Thomas Elrod, who formerly drove
stage into this place and subsequently
went to Fraser, met With sudden
death on that stream by the acciden-
tai discharge of gun or pistol in the
hands of another person.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

p@Some of the papers and cler-
gyn:en are seeking to prove that the
Atlantic Telegraph is prophesied in
the Scriptures, on which the Noun
tain Messenger thus sensibly express
es itself:
This, We are convinced, is simply absurd
IN the very passages quoted. as it would seem,
to make out q case, we caa find cs many or more
refutations of the theory as the ingenious writer
Of the paragraph can possibly adduoe IL. its favor
We admit the telegraph to be one Of the grand
est, we had almost said most sublime Pr, jscts
ever discovered by man, but that there should
have been predictions uttered relative to it pear
ly six thousand years ago, we do not believe
The proofs are far-fetched, and not such "a .
liwysr with the poores. cause in the world would
give utterancc to before an intelligent. jury
is fact"
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-02

French Corral Nevada county, Sept. Goth, of ty.
phoid fever, Mr.. JOHN WRIGHT, formerly Of Dent
county, Mo, aged q years.