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II Y d Z GOOD RICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS


NEW ORLEANS, LA.
, We have always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
hANTEp Gums, and are constantly receiving through
Enrspean agents nnns, comprising all the NEWEST AT
IEkNs and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience aud
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
facturers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
enable US 10 say with confidence that have fac
YES 1o the pndmeon Of Guns suited to the of the
ana WEST certainly exceled if equaed, in this
We prepared receive and execute with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns Of ANY PRICE the peculiar
view and tastes OF any individual to furnish them AS
L ~ Nm ~ LIE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
By constant intercourse with the gun buying community of
ts south and West for thirty years have been
ed 10 front by tbs Of their varied experience and
nave introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICAN,
snd not Inqd e NET INT as OF THE GUNS IMP0RTED
INTO THIS C0uNTRYi
ring and Ammunition of every dessption-
zines, fo1a and Revolvets Colts, Allens Trauer's
Smith We sons and Yhaey,s Reneaers sole Agents Id
NeT Orleans for SHARp'S RIEIES.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
my7 ly Sign Of tho Golden Psiesnn New Orleans.
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lever AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND

FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
& as,SH he
as q @ sa SOIL hh and ss With By s
from t. While the sun below the horizon this fingers
the lungs blood There il acts as an Irritating poison
On the s1d sxsretng tn body The
also the bile from the blood Both and the bile
e sns s
hize with the liver become disordered also Finally he
infusion whole blood Of the BODY W ths
leaves the surface and rushes e ne
@ Sen me Ta the on xe But od s effort
central m and r1shs the surface in another effort
k Ills also @ and
the attempt exhausted and waits for the recovery of strength
S ass s
oua disorder will of course undermine the health if
We have labored to find, and found an antidoe.
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neualzes this malaous blood
does cure This affecting disorder with psrfe certainty
iect this infection II taken in season It expels it from the
attacks @ in health ahoueh h' exposed
the disease Tot only but protects
af IS Gh Fever
ao
ness Toohache, Eanche, Catarrh Asthma, PalpItaons
n hs Rssn sGs ra s
Sssn s ssf this I be 10
s these ep1n nts and eare the the disease
habited to do this Office Of Hence
end long enough or Is sacrificed in The at
tempt, while this "Agus Cure does it once and with
as safer remedy for the whole of diseases which
sill 5 Ssa sa
to the public, which Is that il is cheap well as good
Prepared by
DR.. j. g. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Has won fo itself such for the Of every variety
o. Throat and Lung Complaint that 1t is entirely unnecessary
been employed As has long in throughout
ta section we do no more thsn assure the people its quality is
TO 10 for their relief all has been found to do
Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIgE MEDICINE,
For Costveness for the cure Of Dyspepsia for Jaundice
for the cure Of ndgeson for eadache for the of pys
Piles for the Scrona for Mi scrofuous Complains;
for the cure of Rheumasm Diseases of the Skin for the
Tunors and Salt Rheu for worms for the cure Of Govt for
Dinner Pin for the Of Neuralgia for Purifying the
They are coated that the sensitive
fhe and being purely vegetable no harm can arise
&S-Price rs cents per box; FIVE boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Clegymen Physicians Statesmen, and
aIeled usefulness of these remedies space here
g on ne nssP9 q n Ihe Sso s@sd furnish
with also full desc pions CT the complaints the
tresnent that should b. followed for their cure
tons they make profit on Demand AYERS and take
no The sick want he bes. aid there for them ard
All our remedies are for sale bv
j. WRIGHT aCo.,
=, Also BY HAvILAND CLARK GEORGE, Mobile and b,
all pesers ie22 6m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE !
City Of New Orleans July I, 1855
RE :. That the tn Comptroiier %, and
standing advertisement official Journal that in
With the ninth section Of ordinance approved March
contracted under authority Of an order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
ISignedl E. L. TRACY,
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSigned] L. b. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855.
tsignedl JOHN LEWIS, Mayer.
The attention OF the on GERS OF the city Of the pubc
respectfully called sothe foregoing resolution
- " DUPLESSIS,
lyl6n Oomptroller CITY of New Orleans.
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NJ F.HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EyGTN EER
lSs has removed his office ANTE err where vii
attend to lsssng and surveying land, and will act GENE
NAL LAND AGENT in the parishes st. Helens ST. Tan
many, Washington and livingston
ssntsper acre. sul2 Iy
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.

- CULLUMs SPRINGS, UHoCTAW COUNTY,
Ala, eighty six miles above Mobile twenty five miles
east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and nve miles went
the Tomblgbee river.
The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing to his friends
and public that his now opened for the re-
cepon o. visitors During the past winter many
and additions have boon made with view corn
fort and convenience only tho invalid but = oshers :ssk
ing recreation and pleasure The conss q the
erection Of several cottages the discovery Two new
springs reestone the other Of iron water Che latter pro
modious billiard and the whole esanishment be.
repanted The bath for ladies' and
spring house. fitted expressly fer their accom-.
mediation, have been particularly attended 70
experience In the Of public house OF mofo
than twenty years. determination to keep his on the
list Of hoes will he trusts continue % secure 2
him liberal share OF patronage splendid band q music
places for amusement on the Tne CO..
tages all separate and neat, clean and airy.
Commodicus light draueht boats will ply regularly twios
curative virtues Of the they have not only
tie most aBgune expectations Of tho proprietor bus
be believes he can With perfect pepcy that there ai no
made public that many Of
obstinate chronic dissases certainly great
variety Of and valuable chemical medicinal combine
TONS
Springs the most valuable kinds Of found
country The celebrated Vchy the Chalybess the
the Sulphur Such these
Afford be found single place in the whole
South-a fact W ch invaids cannot te0 well note.
Arrangements being made SO as 70 have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these Springs IN order to
delay Of letters and caused by the malls which,
however, contract be carried regularly three times
a week.
Terms OF board will be moderate.
Carriages waiting landing the arrival Of
analysis the had by applying to j. WA.
TFRMAN Bro corner of Magazine and Common streets,
who my agents In New Orleans.
mvo n&warn Pronriator
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-, COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR n
Ea4l:I and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. II:

This watering will be open for the reception Of visitors
the list of June 1t is situated the line and in full view Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
Bonsack' Depot Roanoke Va which said Depot Omn
bus always be found waiting the arrival of the
visitors to the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have effected
curesthe White suphur dyspepsia
serious affections of the liver k-neys and bladder de-
by and especially diseases Of the and those
diseases peculiar 70 emaethe Black Sulphur all kinds Of
diseases Of the kn aggravated of letter. and other
tons of the skin
The equa to to be found in the
mountains OF Virginia. and the table and attendance Of the
satisfactory character together with fine band Of music and
other aracton usually found fsclass watering
placesas Ill of which the
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
taQ DIV, ErE ErN e d .
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= RAILEY sPRINGs, NINE NILES NORTH -

HsIof Florence, Ianderdale county, Alabama. &48
M Enow ' place long and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties qualities
its waters in scrofua dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
stages of venerea and diseases and all
Of the for the reception Of visitors
This watering place changed hands year ago. and
since time propfietors diligently engaged
of their guests. They have completed large HOTEL
containing paror ballroom dining sleeping
etc, ETC.
The location being the hills of Tennessee
shosl Creek the air and climate naturally pure health
full.
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the wholesome food
the markets afford with polite and attentive steward and
to attend 1t.
The Ba and Confectionery, Bowling and Billiard Saloons
will be well and abunnany supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure will
abundant field for at Bailey Springs good
Band Of Mnsic will be in attendance eAven and
pass eheeruy large Livery Stable with 6ue stock will be
open the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within es
OF the Springs with good road pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine romantic scenery.
Ono OF The physicians South Affords who
had successful practice in connection with the
water, will reside at the Springs
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
verted into hospital invalid servants
charge of experienced that all servants the
bereht the waters will have comfortable and receive
prompt and proper attention
These Springs accessible the South West the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis Tenn 70
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by coaches
the springs in Two hours
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train break
RGs co. s. Prepso
Refer ts-Messrs Scriggs Donegan Co., New orleansl j
Bradley, Wilson Il Co.,
". 1, Lanier 4 Co.,
s. o. Nelson L Co., =.
NiYop r (N0
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BARNES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY
The largest most commodious and desraby located
2lsI Hotel on the Gulf Cost.
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
grounds IN thorough repair during the winter would In
form his friends and the publ that he will for the
ception Of visitors on the 25th Of this month.
Attached to the Hotel Is splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
that will always be in readiness the Of the
excursions Of pleasure the various adjacent Islands
In the Gulf.
Parties wishing will please address the
aersigned, at Mississippi City.
VIM BARNES Proprietor.
nHorses and Carriages be obtained at the Hotel at al
Tny1q Arn
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ment fnvoraby known Is always open for the recep.
Hi ton Of BoArders, at their old rates,
w
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
This establishment combines all the comforts OF home
being quiet than larger hotels having separate bath
for ladies and gents, with many other conyenences.
There also telegraphc communication this place.
Mobile and New Orleans. W. s. DODSON,
DIM, R.apE Sfox
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7 UmBER-LUmBER-LUMB ER-

I UWbEH-AUWBER-L
4o0OO feet and X narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
O0 feet Ia and N wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
- FLOORING, tongued and grooved
20,ND0 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved.
looW feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongned and grooved
2s0 feet Ia dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERB0ARDS
lO00 feet rough Yellow LUMBER copsistipp Of inch
o Boards WeatherboArds, Scautling Joists etc.
1ooO0 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs Shingles
-ALSO-
SaShes, Doors, Blinds Moudings etc. etc.
chasers. by SIMPSON DORE -
se5o ly New Basin.
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-

- OCEAN SPRINGS HvTEL-E. ". GEER
Co. Proprietors.-This Hotel Ia being thoroughly
renovated and newly furnished. and will be opened for
the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of june Every e.
will made render visitors comfortable and TO make
their stay pleasant.
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Springs there better
place for yachting or fishing, bathing.
For the Of visitors there Tenpin Alley,
Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables etc Bar Is attached to the
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest Wines liquors
and cigars Bugges and saddle horses be hired Of the
Hotel
band music will be kest the Hotel during the entire
bal and supper will be given twice Week.-Mrs..
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers
excellent condition. omnibus i'll regularly
times day and from the Hotel to tbs Syringe For
the medicinal virtues of those Springs
may made Dr. Dr. Thorpe, New Orleans
to Rev. DR.. M'Intyeire Nash vile, Tenn.
Ocean springs never having been visited by epdemcs de-
cidedy heshiest we'll beautiful location
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON, Agent.
Ocean Springs, LIST May, 1889 my4 II
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g X. WILMOT'S PLANTERS PATENTED
os CORDW WOOD GUTTER.

The exclusive patent rights of The above have been
chased gentlemen of the city of New Orleans
of Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama Arkansas
Tennessee. Florida Texas and South Carolina All parties
parish, State rights
nchipery can OBTAIN by applying the under
signed who is sole agent for the above company.
F. W. c. COOK
No. IS Nachez street, New Orleans.
Refers to- Martin G.rdon Jr. N o.: NJ S. Brin-
ier Ascension Ia DR. g. W. Campbell Iberville la; Cap
j. G. Landry, N o.; q. O. Begert, N. o. c. M're St
James, myal iy
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Proclamation.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. July 9. 1885, :
titled An act amend an act to consolidate the city Of
Orleans and to provide the Of city New
Orleans and the administration of the affairs thereof an
proved March 90 1856 notice is hereby given an election
will be held on the goth July instant for Alder
for the First Ward in place Of james White
jyll TO GERARD STlTH, Mayor.
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ed to questions of general and public choroc.
Ter, the thinker, unless he is a mere nositive
VITO wrong -headed fool, soon begins TO be pressed
Mi MIN the sense OF innumerable difficulties
A"ere are so many considerations to be embraced
$50 many practical obstacles to be overcome
Inc domestic philosopher may, therefore have
PerSuaSons OF which he is only half persuaded
/ l-lewS which he thinks worth communicative
out ol winch he Is not very sure. And the per
sons VINO like to write novels appear to to be ex.
actiy those who like to think, but never to think
Quito daobleln great subjects, but to leave them
as Sooh rs the puzzle becomes intricate Their
great resource, therefore, is to make an imaein-
ary character In fiction convey these fthouShts
W Tue world. The author thus has his saw and
escapes responsibility. And if the thoughts run
u. TeiSlous matters or on matters connected
win clerical life and clerical administrator II
IS very convenient to make the mouthpiece n
clergyman. This is partly because such sub
JeetS seem professionally suitable to him. and
partly because fictitious clergyman best rem
reSehtS TO the mind of the writer that vail or
screen winch every one is apt to interpose be-
tween ms private religious thoughts and tho
criticism OF other human beings. If n nerson
were writing journal which he apprchended
m"sne ~ possibly be published, he would ineyita-
"ly think how what he wrote would annnar to .
reader or hearer Itwould be great r. o5va,,taoa
II TINS second person were a clergyman, RE
ehglons language would seem more natural and
'csS pretentous, and he might comfort himself
win thlnElng that, ii what he read was fit for
clergyman to hear, it could not do him anv
great dlScredit In the same way, when novel
writer puts what he has to say into the mouth
OF fictitious parson, he is pleased and s,t;c6aI
with the ingenuity of the compromise lie saws
nothing more than it is safe to saw in novel
out ne says more than he would like to saw If
ne could not shelter himself under the gown or
his clerical creation.
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CHARLES VI. Ct4jRTjHS5iFi:fEA N

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CHARLES W. q RHTfASi 300"
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- 5s2!li& ~ z,i,i siEitGs2Ei :CeiFte f!YhaeIIng.
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TNIRECT from the Importers Manufacturers VERY
~ ~ LARGE and beautiful assortment of
Gold Watches in Every SIylc-S5 TO 5000
silver do do do G5OISS75
Clocks In Great Variety. Mt Every Price
solid Silver spoons, Ladies', Butter Knives Knives
Cake Knives, Salt stands Cups and Mugs, Napkin Rings
Card Cases Pi kle Forks &e. Silver Plated Forks, Tea
Sets Cake AMI Gard Btsi ets Napkin Rings Knives
Crnmb ScraPers, &C. Diamoni Rings and Pns-some very
Cameo; all Gold and Plated do.
An endless variety I Sleeve Buttons Studs, Chains
Seals Keys and in fact everything usually kept in first
class JewelrY oTeHl o: which Will he sold very cheap
and every article '0trr1nted to represented
Liberal discounts made to Country Merchants Ped
dlers' c. p. BROWN,
Pr"ctical Watch Maker, and
Agent for Appleton, Tracy & Cos ucricnn Watches Mt
Wholesale and Retail. Agent for the Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machines. Agent FOR Mrs. a. SisrOs asons' and
m,24 lis Main St., Wheeling, Va.
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O. 7. BROWN

II > MAIN STIR RE3T,
EALER in Watches, Clocks, Jewrlry, SILVER and Plated
- ware Eancy Goods, &c, &C., Wholesale and Retail
agent Agent for the sale of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by APPLETON TRACY Co aIso
agent Tor the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
announc his return from New York complete ss
oFtien oI every variety Of goods line which will
be offered prices compete with muv bonse in IN
where. P' e'aStIiE .IE eise-
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SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS &c
MuOLESA II q. Is1.,.r, n

:, n,; HINI I .IIS9HAI4El NG ItTIAIII.
D. SM4ErPAkD' ho.1Sl Main St., corner of Union win
continue to Keep on hand large and comnis,.' ~.
o. az articles n his line consisting of and
sntelhshs sAddes, Fine and Coarse Harkess Tr,IE
Nalces Carpet Bags, Satc!.els Collars Hanos wtins
nv & call attention my stock and trust
OF the public patronage. "a 'O'i''n nuaEce
@ All Einds Of repairing promptly DONE and in mr. .er
ssp2U - - Sn MI E.ffAKD
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CFI AA. NIOItCAN.

Tvr,,o,r, CEAAS. NlORGAN, 4
w 4tOLESALE AND RETAIL 4lanufar,,ror. =. u.,,,-
cs usII naTntss and Trunks, dealer ID iii
Hm,; Kept by SaldleTk begs leave TO ufNr,to
bTDc % ina ne has opened No Main ST. dGT Sfat
Ine'e ne VIII be glad to any persons, y ,iSy
Of nnSc SI at lar Priees he obtSEn a
Work' an; repairing done with dispncll ~ y
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
Further by the Habana.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The steamer Habanna is
below with San Francisco dates to the 20th, having
sailed from Minititan on the lst inst.
The steamers Sonora and Cortez left San Francisco
with over 900 in gold for New FORK via Pana
ma, and 200 passengers
A British of war had arrived at Panama from
Vancouvers Island supposed to bring dispatches
for England concerning the San Juan dispute.
No arrivals were reported at San Francisco.
Business Improved. Provisions had an advancing
tendency. Candles had advanced 10 cent. Pot ashes
were dull Refined II Il cents
The dates from Vancouver are to the 18th. General
Harvey the 9th ordered four companies artillery
from Fl rt Washington to reinfoFee Captain Pickett,
who still occupied San Juan unmolested.
General Harvey had forwarded dispatches to Wash
ington.
Mr., Greeley had addressed, recently, large Pacific
railway meetings.
Governor Douglass bad issued protest against Gen.
Harney's occupation of San Juan and sent message
to The Vancouvers Island Assembly declaring that Brit
ish forces would be landed "a San Juan. There
doubtful that the British steamer Satellite had at
tackled the Island and killed thirty Americans.
FROM MEXICO.
The latest advices from Vera Cruz state that Mr..
McLane had presented President Buchananan's ultima
tum to the Juarez government demanding the immediate
ratification of the recent treaty. There is nothing i'm
portant from the capital Gen. D.gollado had ordered
the troops at IampcO and the ghborhood to march
for San Luis Potosi which place will be the general
capital in October. All the Pacific coast of Mexico
was in the peaceabe possession of the liberals
General Vidaurri was organizing forces at Nuevaon,
against the Indians and Americans.
Gen. Pesquiera had defeated the Indian depredators
in Sonora after a battle.
Business at Mazatlan was good.
Tepc had been recaptured by the revoutionsts after
considerable fighting
Gen. Marquee conducting s. 900 900 in specie to
San Bias from Guadaaara per British ship Calyp
So The Governor Of San Bias had resolved to prevent
the shipment of the money if the duties were not paid
Difficulty was apprehended, and Gen. Cercua had left
Mazaan with fifty liberals to attack Marquee at Qua
dalajara
The Isthmus of Tehuantepec was quiet.