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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPs-

| lEhnOFtf1iAE'S PERt'OmEkt-
GENERAL DEPOT,
No. 20 Monthoon street, Paris and at
II. MOreau's,
No $50 Royal street, corner of Toulouse street,
And
No SO St. Charles street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has Just received consignment
and complete supply Of Dermophiie's celebrated Peumery.
He hopes that in calling attention to this
such high and universal favor Paris he will have subseyed
the qualification of the Ladies' and all the elite thus
he respectfully solicits their patronage.
The following is list OF some of the articles
DERMOPHILE'S COLOGNE WATER.
EXlRACTS-sor the Handkerchief.
NiNE,iAR-For the Toilet.
LAVENDER WATER.
Hungarian P0MATUM.
=. POMMAnE DE CONCOMBRE.
PATE DERMOPHILE
=. COSMETICS.
SOAPS AND BERANGER's SOAP,
:. OPIATE-For the Teeth.
:. RICE POWDER.
-. COLD GREA AM, etc, etc.
Bach package and bottle accompanied by directions
for the most satisfactory of the articles.
The undersigned also calls the attention Of the Ladies'
large Of Trmmings and that of gentlemen his
of Shirts Of all Sizes qualities and patterns ali
Linen with Linen bOsoms white and colored Socks
va and other fancy articles too mention
T. MOREAU, ISL Royal street
NIL I'm A. vOIsIN. Agent.
ExCHANGE BOUGHT AND FOR SALE IN SUNS
II to suit,
New York, Washington
Boston, Louisville,
Philadelphia, St Louis,
Baltimore, Cincinnati,
"1 ''' E. 9. BENEDICT CO..
nl7 In No. l9 Camp street.
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T'OBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET

TNOBY'S EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
From and after this date will send Special Messenger
the ste VIRGINIA, who will Check all Baggage
through the points Of destination also take charge Of
cells Packages, and small freight.
Passengers by the VIRGINIA have their Bag
checked from the Hotels Residences and Steamboats,
Office Travellers coming this bound the river and
who may have decided their
their baggage stored ut our office free of charge.
The Baggage OF the Virginia will be received and checked
the Pontchartrain Railroad.
The Express Letter Box, Chest aud Wagon will leave
Office half an hour previous the departure of the per
her schedule
Packages and freight, marked to TOBYS EXPRESS will
meet with attention and be delivered with dispatch.
fe3 II ED. c. EDWARDS a co.
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DEuxIEME couR DE DISTRICT CHAs. @. z. BAQUIE VS..
I'm VERTU dun writ de saIsIe ct vente a
u moi adr.se Honorable Deuxieme our de District de
Ia Nouvee dams raiTe cdessus je procedera lie
SAMEDI 10 davril 1858 midi Hotel de Ia Cite, de la
Commune entire les u Camp des Magas, la
publ que adjudication de-
ENTERTAIN sue fnubourg des Religieuses, Qua asS
rieme District de VILE dams lot borne les ia
Ste Marc Ste Azee StAnre du Camp, desgne vi
du de 1913 depose No 81 fetude de T. o.
Stark notare public vile. lie dit terrain 81
pieds II ligues IL Marie
celles Azee du Camp III peds 10 gnes de
portion dun designe L. M. a.
plan dre JOS Pile date du II fevrier
S3 depose reude du dit notae Stark. de
VIM Chrisiy idevant notare public cette WILLIE
Ensemble les batsses ameoraons qui existent
fur L. dit terrain.
LIE saisi dams laffaIre c-dessus.
CoNDITIoNs-Compiant au momsnt de l'adudcation.
ms 10 26 az 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
of New Orleans. No. ll.9S4
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr} C. ,. PEARSON VS. JAS. BARR
by VIRTUE of two writs of fieri facias
II against John Watson directed by the said District
Courts OF New Orleans in the above entitled will
coed sell at public auction WEDNESDAY the 2st day
Of April 1855 11l O'Clock A. NJ the premises No. %
Orange street, in the First District of this city
ONE BRuELL'S CYLINDER Biscuit Machine n
with four cutters, one Plot Soda, Sugar and Ian
Rutter Cracker, pair OF Brakel ~
Together with all the utens belonging the bade house
all the bedding belonging the bakery also mules,
pony, two small biscuit day two
platform scales and lot Of soda biscuit boxes Also wood
shed.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-CRsh on the spot.
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I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I UMBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet IA and dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooved.
10000 feet IA and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow
FLOORING, tougued aud grooved.
200 600 feet Il dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 eet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
200 900 feet Ia dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing. square edged.
900 feet dressed WEATHERB0ARDS
l,5OOOOO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER of
Boards, Netherlands, Scaning, doists, ETC.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lshs and Shingles.
-A o.
Sashes, Doors, flnds Moudings, etc., etc
For sale the lowest market prices in lots purchas
ers, by SIMPSON 4 DORR,
$3.50 ly New Basin.
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>~sSeate of Departure OF European, California
ana Havana Mails, for April. 1868.
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VERANDAH HOTEL. CORNER OF

o. McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
A6SH a. III Common street, between Baronne and Ca
,<sEatsssg Az roudelet Streets New Orleans,
StslskG@@ksss F9- Meals from A. NJ. to l2P M.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL a McGRAW,
fel If Proprietors.
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closed matt consisting Of letters evspaper for States
s1 ces Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
roSsy sweden Poland Russia Greece IonAn Islands etc
J. sent from the postofce in New York semi weekly
R11psehooner Southerner, Captain Bellows
IRON batoe Is schargilg her cargo opposite jack
son Square. Second District 49,
ne commences Of the following goods order viz: r. in
ano 10y 6bin OYSTERS q a. l.. IL bundles tubs will please
present her bills adng to the dsHhargng clerk the eyee
aherSse they will he At their expense and risk
Hale GEO " HYNs0N : IN 90 49,, 81.
REmlFrANCEs TO IREL AND-THEu UNDER.
AEhen are pfepared 10 furnish the Bank Of Ire
land payable demand 10 sums as NAV be reqnired
10. FENNELL, POWER 4 Co,
inlo 9m 90 Common street.
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HEQuItman Lodge No. 90, r.. and A.. M.
o'clock the Grand Lodge Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street
OFFtcERs-Seth R Field, w. NJ; T. W. Peyion s. W.;
c. p skinner, j. W.. T. G. Herudon Treasurer H. j. SLAMS
bury, Secretary; u. N. Harder s.. D. Frank Bartlett
j. H. - Wul. II. Seaman s.; f. F. Proctor, j. L.
Hertz Tyler By order OF the W.. NJ
d25 ly H. j. sTANSBURY, Sec'y.
E5- Eagle Degree Lodge No. 1, L. .. %. +.
f. room No. Edd Fellows Hall, the hst and htrd
third SATURDAY Of each month for the comforting Of Degrees
Brothers cordially invited attend Officers FRANCIS
RAWLE Degree Master; L. A BENDIXEN, Deputy Degree
Master; R. l.. BRUCE Treasurer; l.. N. JAHAN, Secre-
arv. jy2i I'm
RF- 4. -. ~. fr.--Crescent lodge No. ,, meets
every TIL RSDAY EVENING in No. l, Odd Fellow
Hall, at T15 O'Clock. OcersJ 7. MILLER N g.; A. d.
CHIRON v. g.; WM HOWELL Recording Secretary
L. N. JAHAE, Per. Secretary; y. Z. BARBoT, Treas
urer. jy7
s8- 10. o. F.-HOVard Lodge NO. 10 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s Odd
Fellows Hall At ~ o'clock. Ofcers-ALEXR PORTEOUS,
N. O.; A. DE SOFA, V. G.. JOS. MAGEER, Recording See
r.tary: B. DAsILYA, Per Secretary THADDEUs D. VAN
HORN, Treasurer. lac
AJAX HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
EWNSTILLEeY--Arsenal,G irod street.
CES The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
sasffSly Meetings the frst MONDAY Of each month;
Regular Drison THU RsnAY Of every week at O'Clock
until further notice.
By order OF
j. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM H. SLACK. o. s. my2s II
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AE-zs-.--s BILLIARD TABLE MANUfAC--
e<A TURER.
ALL STYLES
B. ANTOGNIEI, Nos Il and IA Cont street,

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six ard etgs1
square Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops
Ions TO play the table either Pool the Game
full and complete Of every article in the line M
OF India Rubber for Cushons Ptchiuhoa Ear
aee Roulees, Balls and Pins for Ten-Pn Alleys Lo
EUOs0NICAL STOVES
Portable, and order, with erockery and cad
tops.
s7-walnut Wood for sale dH ~
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R%n G. BLEAKLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPANT
$A street. manufacturer of Carriages Buggies Spring
-2SZ Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches done 1.-THE shortest notice. las iy
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TRorsIExE CoUR DISTRICT ia WILLIE DE IA .oRLE-
de la Nouyee Orleans. JAMS vs. ELLIE BAUME-No.
l0,505
I'm VERTU dun writ de 6cri facias n moi
u adresse par phonorshls Troseme Coar de District de ia
NOVEL, irlean dams paaire edessus procederai
sAMEDI 10 davrlls5s midi rH6tei de Cite rue de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp des Magazin la
pubique adjudication de-
uN TERRAIN eue aans e Troisieme District de cete -
Vile dams ilet No. l4s borne par les abone Kerr E
lerec, Columbus Robertson lie M
pieds plus moins Claiborne sur 1876 eds plus
mon- de profondenr ensemh toutes les baes
amelioraons qui existent desss
lie sas dams l. faire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Compian au moment de Adjudication.
4. T. PARKER.
ms 10 76 az 10 sheriff de ia ParuisSe d'orIaans
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Doors open 6H o'clock Performance st 7.
PRICES OF ADMISSIoS-Dress Circle, I.attieed Boxes,
parquete and Second Boxes 81 So Pit 81; Third Gserv 81
CENTS No Sent secured unless paid for al0
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRoIsIExE CouR DISTRICT la WILLIE DE LA NOZZLE
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. ANS vs.. DANE CASTANEDO.
No. i0.eOS.


TRorsIExE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE la oRLE-
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. ANS DANE CASTANEDO.
No. i0eO3.
I'm FERTC dun writ de fiert facias n Oh
II adesse par phonorabe To sieme Cou District de
Nouvee Orleans, dams raaire c dessu procedera le
SAMED 10 davril 1883, midi rH6tel de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune, entire les dn Camp des Magasns Pad
Indication de-
ENTERTAIN stue dams lie Troiz enc District de eee -
Vile, dams Pilet No. IL borne les aandevie
Grandhommes dEspagne Casaealyo, lie dit Iii
As pieds plus moins de face Ia Vaudeville
2 ped plus mons de profondeur ensemble les bz
isses ct authorizations qui existent dessus.
lie saisi dams lafiaire ci-dessus
CONDITIoNS-Comptant au moment de l'adjudcation.
y. 7. PARKER,
ms 10 26 80 10 Sheriff de la Paroiosse d'Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. ELI
Of New Orleans. ZE BEAUME-Nn. 10 sos.
RN VIRTUE of writ of ii erf faeias to me
IL directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans in the above entitled will sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common
Camp aud Magazine SATURDAY the 10Th day Of
April 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sifnated IN the Third 81
District Of this city in the square No 49, bounded
Claiborne kerleree. Columbus and Ro Streets III
said lot 81 feet less font Claiborne
by 6 feet more or less in depth together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cgsh on the spot
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WANTED IMmEDIATELY-A WET NUasx
w with milk i've months old
paid. Apply at No $50 Magazine, between Nope
and Tr' psichore Streets a0
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nrRECT TRADE .
BAYLOR ~ co.

Notice thereby given that The termination OF the copart
nership existing according written articles Of sgree
men between the members Of The firm OF Baylor Co thu
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed ii
liquidation G, G.. BAYLOR.
Manchester March. 1855 as tffW
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va MADA "a III .l' Fi, Z III s SfsN
X and customers that she has just received her *
W Spring stock consisting Of large splendid
men Of DRESS GOODS Lace Bonnets and Trimmings which
she will sell At very low prices.
Having engaged skiu Mliners and Dress Makers from
Paris she prepared to do all work In her line in
O be eNcrlled In the city. m
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o. UNION RESTAURANT, No. o5 St.
XfNE A.. Charrs street
ayD w The proprie Of this popular establishment
asAAAs4n&zini the public that they be sup
red With ali The choice delcsces our markets and for lux
N.Y. comfort, eanness and moderate rates will defy the
Union 70 De surpassed by other house Ia city. They
respectfully solicit continuance Of public patronage alO In
Spring STYLES ........sPRING STYLES
Just received per steamship Black Warrior fresh supplies of
the following goods
Gents dne Black Cashmere Spring HATS Creole style
Gents extra Black Silk Spring HATS Creole style.
Gens extra Panama and Legh0rn HATS.
Lidies' Chip Straw Riding HATS.
BOYS and Chldren's Fancy summer HATS.
For sale by JOHNSTON 4 TURNER
al0G o. ''''''' a ma TX tb - uo,e,
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A CARD-BURNET HOUSE, oISoINEArI. a

N FURNITUKE = FURNITURE - tkx
" sons desiringto
It store their Furniture, or
To buy Furuitara.
gill da wellhx anDlxing at JULIENfS,
No, l69 Camp street,
fe6u opposite ST. Patfekis Chure1
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N. CORY J. n. BOcKIus.
Click LES Il CO., DRUGGISTS AND Apo HECA-
- RES, IS and 90 Canal street. New ntleans-Imporets
and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES Surgical In
strumens,
R9-Shp. Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up with particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine
ms Iy
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.. /,

BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS, July ,. lsoS.N
Sealed proposals for each class separstely endorsed
Proposals for class No. name the cisssD for the
nyy ard al name the ard, Will he receives al THIS
once until noon on the second day OF August next,
IoI furnishing and delivering NJ the several navy
yards named the materials and articles embraced IN
printed schedules, which will be furnished on sppli-
caton, ana sent oy mai, requested TO persons
desiring TO oner TO contract for sny all the cssses
named therein, bv the oommandants Of the several
navy yards for the classes for the wards under their
command, or BY the navy agent nearest thereto, or
by the bureau for any or all the yards.
To prsctaf C0af hsI0n nd mistakes IN sealing
the sfsTs, bid riIG Be reestred chieh cont tas
classes for more thaH one yard IN one enrelsps;
and each individual OF hrm must sign the bud and
contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be IN The form
a he'd and be mailed IN time % reach their
destination before the time expires Tor receiving
them; no bad IciiI be considered rhtch shdu be
reSstrsd 0f.tr the period sfaf,d, and no allor-
aHcs piN Be made for failures of the mail.
To gUar6 against offers beng opened before the
time appointed bidders requested 90 endorse on
the envelope shove the address, and draw line
under the endOrse ment. thus:
=" ! roPONTIS for Glass NO. fndtns ths clGsS) Jor
fhk Nary Yd-f az name the ydrf."l
10 the Chief OF the Buresu OF Fords and DOCKS,
Washington, ID. G.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-W " Young Nd; r.
Lilley and family, NC; w Liliey and fami-
ly, Nc ii l. Hayward and family. do; f. X Mar
tin, Cani w Creary, La; ID r. Ken2 ham, do; III
Chamberlain, NY; l. Williamson and LADY,
Tenn; Mrs Delannav, La; w G Morrow, do; j
Montfot, do G GOf and lady, Va II X Jones
and ladies, Charles Perrine aud lady, Mo; q w
HamSerlin, Miss; q D Skinner and family
NY; Baker and family, La II Harvey, Va; +.
ID Jewell, La; Il NJ Kohr, w Ross, Ga; Whit
ney, Miss; w L Brigham, Mo Miss NJ Cole
Nd Z TaliaferrO, do Theodore HaT buck X
Craight, Miss; Mrs II Wris ht Tex; A De Pc
ledin, do; w Sincere, Miss; J III Lang do; J
w Pope, do; Col Pulaski, Ga; DIR = franklin n
4; Sharpiess and lady, Pa; Ring, Me.
NORWOOD HOUSE-A w Mcdonald, Va:
Hamilton, USN; Mrs Mollsnders and fami-
ly, La; Tambourg, do; DR. K Walton Md:
Capt Hartstene, USN; w Brawner Va; L. w
Emory, Kan: NJ p Placids Md; III r Placid. do:
e Brandon, Mass; q l. Wilkinson, Md; ) Nj
Pook, NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-C Plunkett III
flunkett, Nh; Roland; Md; Il Cochran r la;
Thos Caldwell, Mo; Thrasher, Jno Coake
ana lady, Md; Haley, Va; l. johnson and w.
ATcner, Geo Rathburne, Pa; f. Young, Md;
Martin, do; III A Barron, X Edmund be; A
J Parker, John Steward; Ill; w s Hitatfer, Wa;
w r Chandler, NC.
NATlONAL HOTEL.-J III Busbin n Y; DIR
b Ames and lady, Jas A Warmer La; Mrs & HI
Mccormick, Miss MERCK, r F. Fowler. M; p X
Coakley, Jr, Md; II B smith, Ohio; A j w God
Kansas; Nj Sobel Tenn; y Primer, Ala: A
Hill, ARK. II Nj Mayo, Va; w Talbot Md: &
and Pennock, Mr. Colemer, Pa. b nj Hurry
thai, Ii Howard, NY; b Lord, Ohio
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most TO produce this hest, most
feet purgatlve which known to
man, Innsmerable proofs are shown that these
Pills have virtues which surpass in excellence the
eddy upon the esteem OF all men. They safe aud
pleasant to take and powerful to cure: Their psne
trating properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body. remove the obstructIons Of Its organs,
purify the hoou, and exPel disease. They purge out
the foul humours which breed dstemper, stimulate
sluggish disordered organs into their natural
tiou, and lmpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole stem. Not only do they the every day
comp aints of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases whlcn have haftied human skill.
time. in diminished doses, the safest and best
phy sio that can he employed for children. Being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which SUR pass belief were
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion of un
truth: Many eminent cIergymen and physicians
liability Of my remedies, whiis others have sent me
the assurance oftheir conviction that my Prepsra-
tlons contribute immensely to the relief of my afo
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
their use, and certificates Of their cures of the fol-
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, e.dacne arising from a foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid lnacton and
s%d sss OF
require an evacuant medicine, Scrofula Kings
nt MANY AND
Hegd not Be- su9P8ssdd they gould reach srSh as
Gus iTfl.abty, peranEe msnts ofthe Liver and Kid
neys, Gout. and other kindred complaints arising
from low state Of the body or obstruction of It's
Do not be put of BY unprinciped dealers with
AYkR's Pills, and take nothing else. No other
they can gave you compares with this IN its
s for nd the best
Prepared by Or. ]. c. AVER, Practical aud Ana
Iytloal Ghelaist, Lowell. Mass. Price . cents per
Sold BY. z ID. GILMAN. Washington, and BY II.
COOK. Aiexandr!s, and BY all dealers every where.
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sponsibility be certified 60 by navy agent, colleo
tor, d. trlct attorney. some ot1e person saus
EAcforlly known 10 tie bureau.
IL 10 10 BE- provided the contract that the bureaA
shall have the power of annung the contract. Wit
out loss de mare Co the government ga case Con
gress shsl not have made sufficient sppropriatlons
for the articles named. ar far the COM .ctics OF
crease diminish the guaEtIties named ~ the
casses not headed :" MIscclIGneous ga the schedule,
tv snty i've per cent.
Persons v hose offer .h II lie osPtsd vii be no
fIhed By letter through the post ohOe which notice
shall be oon<Idered Sudhcient: and AZ they d. not
enter into contract for the supplies Spec I'd within
fifteen days from the date e Uotce from che bureau
made with some other person or persons. and the
gusrantors 81 such detaultlng bidder vll be he'd
res ponsib.e for all delInauencies.
All offers not made SfTirf con OTNffy with this
advert sc ment will. AZ the option Of the bureau bs
rejected.
Those only whose offers may he accepted Will Ia
notified and contracts will he ready for execution
sooG thereafter may be practicable.
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ID + II b s f ii r.
l. ROTECTEO By R0yal I,eiters Patent OF

Eng land, and 6ecured by the Seals of tho Ecoie do
Phsrmacie de Parissnd the Imperial College OF Nj Cd
Iolne, Vienna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Re
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhau stIon of the
System. TrIesemar No eHectuay, In the short
space three days, completely and entirely erGdi-
Gates all tFaoes of those disorders which copavaand
cubebs have long been thought antldote for to
the of the health of vast portion of the pOpu
latIOn. TTiesemsr No. is the great Continental
remedy for that c!ass of disorders which, unforu-
Gatcy, the English ply Sican treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients cOnsl
tuition, and which all The sarsaparia the world
cannot remove. 1nesemaI Nos. |, ?, and are alike
devoid Of taste smell, and of all naus eating sua
ties. They may lie Oh the toilet table without their
being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Vepeau, I.al
ieman, Roux, Ricord, &c, DO. PIIce SO each,
or four in one for 80, which saves SS and in
81 cases.
Sold by Dr. n. A. BARROW, No. l55 Prince sta
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
dately on receIP of the amount DR.. b. will forward
the So cases of TTlessmar. and the large sizes,
rage paid thus InsurIng genuine European prepare
tons. The SIS CASES also sent hut not free of car
rage. Consultations usual, from II a. IN. till
p m. and from till .. H., at No. l57 Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. feIly
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An empty sound-a railroad whistle when
you are too late for the train.
iDThe Individual Who "stood upon his own
responsibility has been indicted for infant.
eide
o. A man boosted that he had brother who
was Revolutionary hero. Ii came out that the
person spoken Of was long on the tread mill
o. Some Roman Catholic priests who have
FOUNDED Temperance Societies in Russian Po-
land, have been recently punished, on that ac
count, by the order of the Government.
IL Charles III Deshon died suddenly at Bos-
ton. Ii Is alleged that his physician wrote a
prescription for him illegibly that the drug
gist sent the wrong mrdicine-
IL Travellers should beware Of pic pockets
while going to Philadelphia. At the Susque-
hanna river, almost every day there are COM
plants of pockets being picked.
III The st. Louis Democrat saws that on the
down trip OF the steamer Editor on the IL
linois river the other night, at nine O'Clock, a
shower or stream OF the Mormon or shad n
poured upon her decks to the depth Of six inches
and IL was a very difficult matter to shovel them
overheard They were numerous az to put
ont the watchman's Zig Int, and enveioped every
ming In midnight darkness. The trees along
the shore look as II borne down by these short
lived insects This visitation is said TO be prog-
nostlc OF sickly season
IL To be esteemed beautiful, il Is necessary
for a woman to have
white things-ths skin. teeth and hands.
black things-the eyes, eyelashes and eve
brows.
rosy things-the lips bosom and nails
long things-the body, hair and hands
snort thlngs-the teeth, ears md tongue
narrow thlngs-the waist, mouth and instep
broad things-the forehead shoulders and in
telligence.
3small things-the nose, head and feet.
delicate things-the fingers, lips and chin
round things-the arm, leg and dover
n all, 80 accomplishments which constitute
a beautiful woman