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Cssbtsaet Makers

UPHOLSTERS MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt oornices Hair Cloth Shades Cured Hair. Knsmsiss
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tases, vanish Gps
Frngeo Springs Buttons and Twine Glue Picked and os
mon Mess, Oaphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints
Oils. Wall PAPER, etc., Al the LOWEST DASH PRIuEa. .,
HEATH d CO.,
mas 2ply No. 7e Camp street,
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PIKE County MISSY AGR1cuL1uRAL FAlR- We
acknowledge the receipt Of complimentary tickets y
the Pike County (Miss) Agricultural Fail, ,rscsissa
through the courtesy Of John T. LAmkin, En-, Trsa
urer. The fair takes place in the town Of Summit,
on the line of the jackson railroad, on the 6th 6kh
and 7th instants.
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II Card.

eHfF MAY QUEBE,
New Orleans, September, 1859.
Mr.. H. Fassman-Dear Sir have received from the New
Orleans Cotton Press about huud cotton bound
in new iron e and think 1t superior any the
ropebouud cotton yet taken in ship Cotons your e
compact and well shaped stow WE'LL and in
seen either the hoops ties give way the bound
sows better than the opebount take interest in the
matter and have made trial Of what you me-
convinced that coon bound rop with your e the best
for tho ship 1t does expand enables the carry
more
saw the COMPRISING ard think your gang handle the
rontie readily the rope Recommending of all
shipmaers and hoping brought general use
remain you're, respectfully,
fe20 2p'f F. E. JORDAN, Master.
NEW ORLEANS, September, 1885,
H. Fassman. Esqsir As the stevedoe of the ship May
Queen had good opportunity of observing the advantages
ronbound cotton found the you in iron
mari ably we'll pressed better than that rope enabling me
with greater ease the same greater amount the
same space.
Your e being free from the objection raised that hoops will
unhook and off will obvae all the difficulty in that res
pec and am persuaded will give shpmasters perfect salts.
faction. Respectfully, yours,
SEES 2ptf JAS. Il. HUCKINS.
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tsr TIE xAr1oxAL LIxE.

THE VICE RoYALFY fE cUBA.
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in store aud landing from ships Harriet j.
Montgomery Samuel Fales Lady Bessingon steam
ships Desoto ard Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ..
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
= Making of the
rgest Stocks
EYER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
To which cali the attention of buyers.
o.. stock is in part comprised of the following
ct6o PAIRS RUssET BRoGANs. for Plantation use.
1oe,o :. KIP CALF and SEAL BRoGANs
10000 =. KIP, CALF and THICK MUD BOOTS
5000 .. GRAIN, HUNTER and PLANTERS Boots
$1,000 LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MISSES
SHOES. of every variety.
" ~ " JOHN NJ. GOULD CO.,
sole 2p.f Magazine street.
Havana Cigars and Honey.
In store and landing ex-brg A. A. Chapman
s67, 400
WELL-sELECTED AND CHOICE CIGARS,
Consisting partly Of
REdALIA, MEDIA REGALIA,
CAzADOREs, LONDREs,
CONCHAs, OPERAS, BREyAs
MILLAR, etc. etc. etc.
of the following brands
sevllana; Clay, Calhoun and Webster; Cervanes Vim.
Prescott Know Something Washington Palma Celebrada
Nueva Empresa Sol Pureza Conl Puigdengolas; Fixed
Star, etc.. etc.
ALSO INVOICE
VERY SUPERIOR CUBA HONEY,
JOS. NJ. LABORDE,
(Successors of Laborde Xiques,)
80 New Levee, opposite Natchez st.
Sight Exchange on Havana,
Always for sale in suit purchasers. se14 2plm
To .adUertisers.
A. b. STRAWBRIDGE g. co.,
AGENTS ALL THE
BEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPERS
in the
SOUTH-w WEST,
Respectfully inform those to make their business
known throughout the country
CHEAPLY AND SURELY.
they prepared make advertisements
lengths and for any length of time liberal terms
A-Lists papers any time by applying
at their Office,
.e5 2pG No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE,
YC0ry TtxChctag Combs
Just received by ship Roger Stewart from Hsve
full assortment Of IVORY AND SHE'LL TUCK1NG COMBS.
LION b PINSARD,
| Sand Sc Royal street,
ee22 2ptf Corner Bienvle.
Southern OH Company.
FIFTY SHARES of this valuable Stock for sale Apply
to II. Mt this oGic, gntf
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SPAIN AND FRANCE AGAINST MOROCCO
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Feiegraphed to he New onea., cr...e-1
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Eupnp1
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HUNG AR1 4
MINISTERIAL CHANGES AT PARI
FRENCH COAST FoRTIFIcATIoN
THE CRISIS AT MAPLE S
SPAIN AND FRANCE AGAINST MOROCCO
sEQUESTRATIoN IN TUSCANY
FURTHER FROM INDIA AND cr5TN

sEQUEsTRATIoN IN TUSCANY.
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To Country .MerCSsNnfs.
THEODORE FROIS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
--Dealers In -
lD HI " GO q ID -.
They respectfully inform their friends from the country and
city that they have TEMPORARILY REMOVED from their
old stand, to-
No. IS CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN NEW LEvEE AND FRONT STREETS.
where they will be prepared to oer usual edngy
large and well selected stock Of
ID e p q o o ID S
on good terms at reasonable prices.
THEODORE FROIs & CO..
l8 Canal street.
sel3 2ptf Between New Leyee and Front streets.
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A8rReport OF the Mass Meeting of the s.In-
dependent Americana ON third page.
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Roots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in store and landing from ships Harriet
Montgomery Samuel Faes Lady Bessngon the steam
ships Desato ard Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
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Elegant Family JMansto,.

Elegant ENMltty JNNnStOn
f O r. S A L T. OR r E N T. {.
The undersigned oilers for sale his residence Espnade
street, one of the
MOST SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE
houses the State containing twelve in main building
with hall in the CENTER eight servant rooms Kitchen stables
fowl house, etc. etc. Every in the house, including
bath rooms. kitchen and pantryis
FURNISHED WITH GAS.
All the bed rooms are SUPPLIED WITH WATER from
LARGE IRON RESERVOIRS in tho attic. The grounds
elegantly laid with valuable shrubs flowers
mental Streets with grape vines Ct most superior quality The
whole forming eghful residence.
sells 2plm B. RODRIGUES.
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NUMBER 17s.
rslesraphea to tas New erleas, ere.ee.1
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM Eupopr

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HuNcARrAN.
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George III. Dinten,

George III. V,inteHa,
T Y P E E O U N d r Y
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
los Poydras between Camp and ST. Charles ss Orleans
PRESSES, TYPE, INK. PAPER, CARDS, and Furnishing
of every description, at manufacturers prices.
Agent for the sale of R. HOE CO.'S PRESSES and JAS
CONNER SONS TYPES.
ASOd type taken in exchange for at 10 per lb
Second hand Presses bought and sold ais 2pMoaWly
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W'Snes, Liquors, ETC.,
nos. l3 AND l6 ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quar-
pnts continually hand which Is equal the
this Market Also other brands OF inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY. GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Tins PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
Of the vintage Of 1885, l7ss and isO6
other brands WHISKY, ofa Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will be sold terms
other house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 9pIy Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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Selling OF! Selling Of:!

Selling OF! Selling orr:
CLOTHING AT COST
d. MOORE & CO.,
HAVING ON HAND LARGE ASSORTMENT
SUMMER CLOTHING,
WILL SELL OFF THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK
NEW YORK COST!
BLACK ALPACA 81 90
SILK =. :. Observation-Disclosures, co
FRENCH MERINO best quality. ............... 10 90
NANKEEN SUITS, complete, COAT, PANTS and
90
A large variety Of
BLACK ALfACA PANTs...... 90
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
Together with large assortment Of
r U II " r S HZNG c. o DS,
SOLD AT THE SANE RATE.
D. MOORE CO.,
aus 2pMou Nos l69 and III Poydras street.
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The Requested Mediation Of England

FURTHER FROM INDIA AND CHINA
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THE CRISIS AT NAPLES

FRENCH COAST FoRr1F1cAr1ors
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Cigars !! Cigars :

Purchasers will always nnd in assortment Of th.
welknown brands-1n,enudad Flor de Puadas Msrdians
Flor Panche Redowa Caharga Partssas Something
Washington, Dos Hermsnaa MaIo HRbano etc. etc., at the
P. PRATS b CO.,
o16 3ptf Commercial Place.
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N'OsU Opening,
NORRIS, MAULL 6 CO.,
Clothlers,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL,
An entirely new and elegant stock fine fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, etc., embracing
all the
New Fabrics
And
NOVELTIES IN STYLE,
They constantly receiving throughout the approach
ing season. large valuable additions their usual UNR
VAILED ASSORTMENT.
ee26 2ptf NORRIS, MAULL & co,
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Southern OIL Company.

FIFTY SHARES Of this valuable Stock for sale. Apply
to H., at this ofics. sell 2ptf
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"a CURIOUS SUICIDE OF NEGRO WoxAN.-Yes-
terday, Coroner Reachey, Of Richmond, held an In.
quest on the body Of = negro slave woman, named
Eliza. who had destroyed herself by strangulatioD
The case runs as follows:
The woman Eliza, heavy black creature, about ~
wears of age, belonged to Mr.. WIN. I. Quarles, OF
Caroline county. She was hired out by the agent,
Mr. Philips, cook at the boardinghonse OF Mrs 2;
that she was good cook, and well treated in the
house. and they wished to keep her as long as posi-
be Yet, she would occasionally get drunk and rage
and become insolent On Saturday last she was toll
cradle straight" but on Sunday after supper, she
was SO drunk she could scarcely stand. On Monday
morning, obout o'clock, all efforts to wake her was
in vain. She slept in room by herself and had the
door fastened inside. By means Of ladder, Mr.. E.
priced the window, and put little boy through it to
open the door, when Eliza was discovered lying I'M.
dressed in the bed dead, her tongue protruding and
her hands as if 10 the act Of graspng neckerchief
which was tightly tied around her throat There
were no other marks on her. The kerchief was
passed twice round the neck and knotted each time
thus showing an unusual act Of suicide the part
Of negro. She was, doubtless, attacked with h'
J OF delerum tremens.
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Indian News from IN. Frons,sr,
From the San Antonio Herald Of the 22d We az.
tract the following inte]i1ence -=g 5ss-.s--.@z

From the San Antonio Herald Of the aad :. a..
t-..+ -. s.,1,.;.1. ;...u,...r..
''- ~ ,'.e .o'.o"D A1,S.,s
We lea5n IIom y. =: q. bpei, VINO resides 90 the
fno about u miles N. =. OF Uvalde, and 20 miles
Mess OF tbs cIty That on the night OF Sunday the
osn lnss parry Of SIX Indians stofe cabelado Of
nus einzens, 70 me number OF ~, beaded ~ M.
~, Mo'ascn poss goide u Fort lnee Judge Davenport
sns Doctor, and Others, a. well - sergeant and four
Sotosrs from Fort lnge Len 10 pursuit on Thursdsy
morning. They soon found the trail leading up the
divide. rough and circuitous route) between the
~ suo Seonaa. Pursuing on, they overlook the
~. On sunday evening, about On hour By sun on
she ps n aoove tne head Of The two streams and
suu. ~ u. .1i'es nostn OF lnge They were making
DNaros sne Guadalupe, riding on = portion Of the
Doctors animals sud driving The others. The Dur.
suers immediate!y made charge Of shout three
quarters OF mile. the Indians continuing to herd
Their animals until the party n pursuit. rot vithin
700 yards OF them, when they bsOke bat finding
their horses 700 SLOW and they likely be oyertaken
wheeled and showed hghs by disch6yEIne their gums
shooting their arrows, hoil0wtng, ete. They now
again broke making fof cedar grove aons half mile
distant. Arriving 1t the cedar baks they undertook
to form . breastwork OF TIE horses. fhs party ad-
vanced up within short distance ard killed three
immedlately-one OF the slain had four bullets
through bis body and two through bis legs, when
the seventh ball struck him on the head md he fell
dead The two others had from three to five bulIefa
tak;r 8. $3.50 ~, 81 ~. 10 ...sI Low ,
s enns u .loos isa ~ aa1. ~ conunual voiley
Though "a II was late in the evening ~, ees,cL -
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Nem Orleans 9ailp Crescent.
Louisiana Legislature.

BATON RoueE, Feb %, 1s59-Senate.-A message
from the Governor was received.
Mr.. MaiIhiet introduced, without previous notice,
bill entitled an act to repeal the 4h section Of an act
entitled an act relative to sherifs sales by virtue Of
writ OF e. fa approved March 15 1855. as far % such
sales are applicable to the parish OF Ascension
ferred TO Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. SHINES, according to previous notice: intro
referred to joint committee Of the two Houses
Mr.. Burlington presented petition for the relief OF
J. D. Comeanx, Of the parish of East Baton Rouge
referred to Judiciary Committee.
The President presented to the Senate an Execu-
tive communication.
On motion Of Nj. Smart, the Senate went into Ex-
ecutive Session. On opening the doors Hon. W. N.
Kidd was called TO the chair.
Mr.. MaiIhiot introduced an act granting leave of
absence to the Judge OF the Fourth Judicial District
OF the State Of Louisiana referred TO the Judiciary
Committee also moved to take up bill No. 20, an
act amending and reenacting the seth section Of an
the same, approved March 15 1856 az far as the law
on the same is applicable to sheris and State tax
collectors of the parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson
The bill was postponed, on the call for the yeas and
nays, indefinitely.
Mr. Pearce moved to take up House bill on Appor-
tionment (the substitute to first House bill on the
Apportionment) after being read it was made the
special order Of the day for tomorrow.
| On motion, Of Mr.. Smart the Senate adjourned.
House-Petitions and Memoyiais-By Mr.. Morse
petition of citizens Of the parishes Of Bienville
Caddo De Soto and Morehoase, asking for the crea-
ton Of new parish.
By Mr.. Huard, memorial Of the Louisiana Assoeia
ton Of the Veterans of 1Sl4l5 for relief referred
to Commute on Finance.
Mr. Claiborne, on behalf of the Committee on
Federal Relations, made reportupon the Cuba reso
lutions Of Mr.. Harper which, on motion, was recon-
mitted.
Bills Introduced.-By Mr.. Brusle, an act relative
to outstanding warrants referred to Finance Com
mttee. .Y
By Mr.. Holland, an act to provide for the erection
OF proof building for the safe.keeping of records
in New Orleans.
to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Bush, an act requiring the Auditor to put
certain notes for the sale Of school lands into the
hands Of attorneys for collection.
Order Of the Day.-The bill to apportion the State
On motion of Mr.. Lawrason, the House took up
substitute for the original BILL and adopted the same
paragraph by paragraph, and the rules having beer
suspended, the same passed with its title.
| On motion the House adjourned. .De
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A DISTRESSING AccIpENT.-We are panied to
learn that little Of Mr. James Nicholson Of this
district came to his death by singular accident on
Sunday last.
1t appears that there several boys playing to-
gether, running and jumping on the back Of each
other. etc. Whilst this going one of the boys
had large knife in his hand whiting and had lust
placed his hand behind him when the deceased ran
round house and jumped on him not seeing "a
knife which entered his body and pierced his heart
causing his death instantly.
An inquest was held on Monday and the verdict
was in accordance with the above facts.
[Cheraw Is. C) Gazette.
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OPERATIONS AT HARVARD The
committee appointed to visit Harvard Observatory,
Messrs. Mitchell, Quincy, Winthrop, Bowditch and
others, have made their report upon its condition.
They state that observations for the revision Of the
position and magnitude Of the stars in the interesting
Nebula Of Orion, were commenced in October, 1857,
and brought to close in March, 1858. A systematic
and thorough examination Of this astonishng!y rich
region of the heavens called for BY singular va
riations recognized at different periods. From the
data thus obtained, chart may be constructed
which will faithfully represent the relative position
and brightness Of the separated stars. The great
animation Of the planets Jupiter, Saturn and Nep.
tune, well as many of the Asteroids and comets:
Survey, large number Of occnltatons of the stars
constituting the Pleades have been observed stimuli
taneousy with observers at several positions near the
north extremity of the Gulf of California; well al
on the borders Of the lakes Michigan and Superior.
1t is gratifying to perceive that the electric recording
apparatus long in in this observatory is appre-
cated in Europe, and under the title Of the AmeIl-
| can method is now extensively used. The magneuc
instruments are still used for specific objects and for
comparing other instruments in the Governments
| surveys.
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Fsox ST.. LANDRY PAR1sH.-From the opelouaas

From ST. LANDRY PARIsH.-From the Opelousas
Courier, of Saturday last we extract the following
Once more we have to record one of those acct.
1t appears that a young boy, a SON Of M. Etfenne
Miller, living about four miles from our town WAS
riding with negro boy, slave Of Mr.. Miller, who was
in the habit of hunting and selling his game in our
town. Both had gun with them and both guns
we're loaded when the in the hands of the white
boy started accidentally the whole load taking effect
in the abdomen of the slave and causing almost in
slant death.
ton residing in Bayou Chicot accused of having at.
tempted to poison their Mistress were tried on Sat-
urday last before Justices Cushman of Bayou Chicot
and Spencer, of our town, and ten freeholder, and
convicted. One is to be hung and the other goes to
the Penitentiary for life.
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AN INDIAN AND His GOLD MNE.-The st. Louis
Democrat publishes letter OF the 9Th inst, from
Platte Bridge, Kansas, from which we extract the
following:
have been told story, the truth Of which don't
doubt, as my informants are gentlemen whose We
racity cannot de doubted, about a mysterious gold
mine discovered by aged warrior of the Arrapahoe
Indians The exact locality Of the mine is secret to
every but himself Some three years ago the In
dian is said have discovered the mine and dug out
gold dust to the amount of $780, which be laid out for
goods bought from trader. A number Of his tribe
have been watching him to find out where his mine
is but they tell he is too old coon to be caught.
He has pick, spade and pan which be uses for mi.
ming. These have seen myself There is no other
Indian in the tribe who has like Implements they
have no use for them.
have been informed by Good Friday, Chief Of
the tribe, who was raised in the States from boy to
manhood, by Major Fitzpatrick, but who has been
with his tribe for about eight years. and who speaks
good English that this Indian only goes to his mine
in the spring Of the year. and that about two three
weeks before be starts he secrets bis mining imple-
ments several miles from the village. When he gets
ready to go he chooses dark night, and j. careful
that no one is watching him. He then gets on his
pony, and is gone eight or ten days, returning at
night, thus making his absence profound mystery.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-In the St. Louis Republicsu

A SINGULAR CAsE-In the st. Louis Republican
we find the following: ~
A young woman, the wife Of carpenter who lives
on Gratiot street. was sent TO the hospital yeerday
for mental alteration. She has been married nine.
teen months, and during this time her matrimonial
relations have been rendered unpleasant BY differ
ence between herself and husband in religious mat
church, and she is devout Catholic. They have had
frequent discussions about their peculiar faith and 1t
last it has unbalanced the woman's mind Eleven
days ago she gave birth to child, since that time
her mind appeared clear enough, until Monday, when
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w1NER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.


The late Dr.iChapman of Phadepha has laid it down
rule that be suspected in child where there
emaciaon and especially weakness of the bowels accompan
led discharge of slime and and all medical author
tiles that work thorough the stomach bowes
be invigoraed well the themselves dis
charged Wners Canadian Vrmie ful6ls both these
dons not only expaes the vermcules but strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent power of the gastric juice
and mpars healthy action the bowels. Hence its
complete and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy worms cken:ng and ye.
of every children less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there volumes
testimony that few doses of Winers Canadian Yer
mifuee will eradicate the diseased Parents make of this
established fact that the medicine free from
all deleterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
isvgorating the system these the merits of WINERS
CANADIAN yERMIFUGE preparation which eradicates
every class of internal with degree dispatch that ia
agreeable as it is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT co, Sole propretors.