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sssinger's Celebrated Sewing Machines.

80 ~ ~ Us -,
"n o' ''
preference to all others at the largest and most dress
making IN New Orleans also at all the large no.
tells and principal and in hundreds Of private
families and give universal satisfaction They will last life
tneare warranted superior to other Machine, thu
refunded and three in the charge of
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight,
They are sold If desired on trial. with any and all other
Sewing Machines. WALiEh BENNETT, Agent, W Camp
' " -<s---------- .1ffA-' Il.
ss-Experience teaches US that delicacy
prevents many females from for the means to alleviate
suffering and save e That objection Is obsated in the case
OF Sir James Carkes Female rus prepared after the pre-.
scrpon of Sir James Clarke Physician TO the Queen Of Eng
land and well known to be the only and safe remedy
female difcues and distinctions from any ihey can
be sent IN bottle containing % pulls post ire Ss enclosing u
AND SIX postage stamps 70 any agent. & ii
General Agent the States JOB MOSES
~ =, 4 !" IT, oieA' ~
- - = - - -
nSy. Siont 81 Co.'s New EliptiGnI Sewing
MACHINE in the uniformity beauty of its work.
vance Of any Sewing Machine for plantation family sewug
using threads and making the Lock Stitch, justly
toled the only stitch that cannot be loosened unrsveled
is superseding the complicated Wheeler Wilson Ma
chime does with the troublesome leather pad and loop
and by the most scientific the very
plus of Machines Side side with those the several
houses the combinations really remarkable
80 ~ ~. .u II : 80 ~
ana <pi1nSW -
ne.xYostatt.,.,s ssto,,,.eh ts,.ta,.str ,,, o,,o.
rt,on - HI d mon 10 tash w. oI A.
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H. II ~ 500 ,, - III, ~ go a's ~ m
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MADAME Cas,retf.

GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANT,
Who has the golden opinions of world and proved
by her correct deneao that there revealed
and the future told perfect and guard one
against many difficulties and dangers that might otherwise
injurious.
Madame Gaprell may consulted ii l2f GUsToMHoUsE
STREET.
Horoscopes written at the shortest notice.
We would say a-come wonderful Indy
- his may be your last opportunity. a2i 2pltE
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Fishing Tackle.

no SSErT &C, c. Il M I'M
Have reeeeeiyed their complete assortment
OF Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle,
generally and call the attention Of country and city dealers
the following
10000 N genuine IIMERlc ok Ho0Ks-sNll sizes.
S1,O00 NJ SHEEP HEAD :.
lo,a00 Chester To~n FISH AND TROUT HooKs-A1 Sizes
l0,ooo MINNoW HuoKs-ENpressly for bait.
15,0oo Gtaviation TROUT FISH HOOKS
30,00a KIRBY SEA HoOKs-all numbers
10 gross FISHING LINEs-Gomplete
10 SILK ready for
$50 ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES
loo LINEN
10 WoRSTED, COTTON and LINEN-s4 feet
loo cat,ies' Assorted SEA GRASS LINES.
aiso general assortment Of Fishing Lines Fancy
oork Bamboo Poles Joined Fishing Rods Baskets Liquor
Fask SILK Lines Fish Knives and everything belonging to
saseears Ct the sport. fer sale by
R0UsSET & GENIN,
40 2ptf s. Canal street.
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scuffie between two Irish laborers took place
on bridge, and battle royal ensuing one Of the
Hibernians was very ndtety tumbled over the
bridge. While he was Laundering in the water, he
loudly exclaimed to his opponent: "Och, you
spalpeen. come and hit me 1ao,o if you dare.n
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AMsHiTHEaTER--i tatidn Opera. Tonight. first
Appearance Of Signora Alamo, III Verd,s splendid
opera, IA Tfagiata.n sbrigla sal Gnone an.
pear again.
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Important TO Consumers OF Gas.

Important To Consumers of Gas.
Great complaints being made of Gas bills
in this city, The of this is readily for in the
fact of the increase of the Mans supply the demand
on the Gas Company new invention,
LefingweIPs Gas Regulator
completely regulates the variations
at the Conpanys Gasometer uniform steady
fame, with large reduction in the consumption
Twenty cent saving any burners guaranteed nher
trial Is allowed in the of it,
They guaranteed for year and they work per-
feetly for that time, the money will be refunded.
take pleasure in referring the public following cerH
Gates:
OFFICE OF N. O., j. AND @. n. RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, March 8, 1850. :
r. Belcher, ESQ.,, Agent, etc:
am happy 10 state that we have of LefingweFs Gas
Regulators in depot which proved emf
nenty successful The saving in gas bills during the month
of February has been considerably per cent
cheerfuy recommend the machine public favor and patron
being the only philosophical method for economizing the
consumption Of gas that has been brought my notice
JOHN CALHOUN, President.
DAILY DELTA OFFICE, .
New Orleans, March l. 1850. {
Dear SiT cheerfny respond your inquiries by stating
that the experiments made in this Office with Lengwels
Regulator have proved successful It is saving than
twenty five per Of gas bills heartily recommend its
adoption by the consumers of gas in New Orleans
HENRY j. LEoyY, Business Manager.
NEW ORLEANS March 8, 1860.
F. Beicher, Esq.,
have Lehngwelfs Gas Regulator in use and satisfied
that is saving of than per cent well
can judge, ever patent burners.
ANsEL EDWARDS, Auction Book Store
50 St. Charles street.
F. BELGHER, Agent,
ml2 2ptf % Commercial Place.
Chateau GiscoMss,
From Tho vineyards of j. P PEsoAToRE for sale only
s. D. GRATIAA & co.,
az 2pim 50 customhonse street.
GiOces. GIoees. Gt0Ues.
just received from Paris large and of
Silk and Lsle Thread GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen
s..z Also #5. a#z.
very rich assortment of Ladies' and FTET MITTs
LION Il PINSARD,
81 and Sc Royal street,
az 2ptt corner Bienvns st.
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DIE ID .

On Sunday night, April q, HENRY b. COPELAND late
member of the Varieties Company of this city.
acquantances invited attend his unersi
this morning 10 O'clock from stones Hospital Canal street.
corner Claiborne.
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1s ohEisN AND Domestic DRy Goons.--The par
nssiAs attention T buyers Is called 10 the large credit sale Of
sa aha asnss dsy goods place this day IL 10
e od issss ssssei Tesms sssr ssoo 50 days crsdIt.
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hureHERs AND BAKERS viii notice the adyer-
tasement for sealed proposals for furnishing the
chasity Hospital during the next twelve months.
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NeaUf0l as

sVeaUFOAS1s
CELEBRATED Gof-D PENS.
Comprising the following Justly approved styles Congress
PEN Eagle Penn" II. clay Pen aam Pen,' Large
Penn Commercial PEN Omitted States Pen Bank Pen
aud Account Sales ren.n for sale BY
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
General staioneFs, Printers
Book Binders and Blank. Book Manufacturers.
a23 2ps No. 90 Camp street.
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lnrARTSsasHIrs See advertisement Of A. A.
sshuerlaann, announcing the partnership in com.
mendaln OF Messrs. Steiner & Marioni with him.
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PEsserEHsscg FIRE coMrAS Regular monthly
meeting this evening, = o'clock. See adj
vertisement.
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cLAssIc Music socrEry The sixth grand con-
cert of tho above association Of talented amateur
' and professional musicians viii be given at odd
Fellows Hall Tomorrow evening. We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of tickets complimentary
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IsouIsIANA DKEDGING CoNpAsY. Books open at
Waterman i Brothers. for subscription TO capital
stock. See advertisement.
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FouRTH WARD AMERIcAs CLvB.--Meets to.mor
row ayening. a o'clock.
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~ fssls. 3. ITS q AHnsEa SMITH will sell this
day at 10 o'clock, Il Nj 81 Magazine street
snt n god mahogany aznuss esfsts plane ete Fex fun
Rarsisnars. - advertisement,
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#WesadOse Shades.

We have reee Ss received large additions 70 stock
Sados l ~ unsurpassed assortment Of various and
designs
wo have also new Srticle Of Window Shades intended
Lake snr ei,ee shiei viii exclude the rays the SUM-
a.,l cause pleasing slade # light in the room.
j. D. CAMERON s. CO.,
a99 apst i2i Canal street
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nBFourth Ward AmericanCl Club VIII meet
the us1al place, WEDNESDAY April rs at halfpast
o'clock P. NJ
a24 2p2t BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Bamboo Fishing Poles.

TWO THOUSAND REAL BAMBOO POLES Just received
and for sale low by
40 2ptf .. s. Canal street,
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EEaIRvoYASr. Madame Capren advertises con
aul,ations IN hsr line At II cusotnhouss stress.
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.assericaas nominations.
FOR MAYOR:
JOHN II. MONROE.

JOHN II. MONROE. ~
FOR STREET COMMISSIONERS.
o. o. FLECHIER. s55@ts
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICTS
VIM. ErINfERsoN.
REooRDER, SECOND DISTRICT;
y. l.. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT:
WEBSTER LONG.
RECoRDER, FOURTH DisTR1cT:
q. q. CAMPBELL.
FOR Aide EME IN:
First District. ,.t.,............A. g, BRicE.
4. :. ..................A. II. FIELD.
Second District. .,..,.........F LRvAssEUR.
Third District. ............P s. Witt
Fourth Distriet.... ........,..s. A. SUBWAY. 81
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN;
First Dstrict-lst Ward ......,JAMEs BEGGs
"a Ward a. ERNEST ToLEDANO.
. Sd ward..,....C, T. HATCHER.
Second District 4th Ward. w. HoDGK1Ns.
. 9Th Ward ,....J. FREMEAUX.
Third Dissrict-7th Ward. ~. II. sEIcsHNAYDRE
sth Ward, .....J. Is. LEEFE
Fourth District-llth Ward. Capt JAS. DAVIS
al9 2pte
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Great Fire In Mobile.
Wines, liquors, etc.,
NOS. l3 AND I5 ROYAL STREET

NOS. ls AND I5 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quarts
and pins continually hand which equal the best
to this Market Also other brands inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES,
BRANDIESsazerae OF the vintage of 1895 1898 1906
other brands. WHISKY, of ali descrptons-scoteh Irish,
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pinis and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the bes.
Wines and Liquors
Market which will sold on as reasonable terms as any
other house in the CITY,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. 10 and Is ROYAL street
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IA Hnvnna and Conmcrcfal Correspon.
AGaencG 9M "a page 4sS fs5

THE YARIEaIEs.- His. John Woods Benefit
Mrs. John Weod, The fair and famous ana peerless
comedienne, who has been delighting the habftues
or me Varieties of late, appeals to the gallantry
and appreciation of the public tonight. The bill
~ Z fine one, and deserves full house on its own
naerits and aside from those Of the beneficiary. At
comprises Flanche g comic drama " The Pride Of
NE Marhet, with Mrs. Wood as Marion, The Pride
sof tic Market, MIR. Davenport Is Marquis De 70
4asxssyes and Mr.. Chapman a. Baron Iraplaid J;
and Z Mischief Making. = in which Mrs. Wood, Mr..
Chapman md others appear. The Misses Gale
will mise appear in dance.
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SAILIna Of THE srEAAsHP HABANA.a-The steam
ship Habana Capt. r. B. Mcconnell, saled yester
day morning for Hasana direct, with the following
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Great Bargains


In
sPRING Go 0BS,
MRs- - sS LM q MS,
No. ls4@oANAL STREET.
aARRGE ROBES, PLAIN AND BRocATELED BA-
<REGE. oRGANDY ROBES, LACE BT RsoUs AND LACE
POINTS, LACE pICCoLoMIGI sHAwI4s, LACE MANTII.-
LAS, FALENCIEsNEs LACE SETS, LACE CAPEs, LACE
BERTHAs LACE COLLARS, LACE Wells, iNFANTsf
GAPS, PARAsoIs and large assortment Of THoaPsoN'S
BELL AND GORE HOOP SKIRTS.
The Latest Importation Of FRENCH BoSNETs; 10
Of Fancy Grape and Chip BoNNETs; PEMELIA BoNNETss
LEGH0RN BoNEETs; several Of Fancy nar and
English Straw BoNNETS; 4 Of Misses and ChdreRs
HATS; Black Silk CLoAKs and MANTILLAs.
The goods will DO sold FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN
COST
. Ra~Country orders puncsuaiy attended to.
MRS. J. STILLMAN,
az 2ptf No 154 Canal street.
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A MEDICo-LEGAL TREATISE ON MALPRACTICE and
MEDICAL MISUNDERSTANDING the Evidence Of Med
ieal jurisprudence. By Jshn j. Ellwell, n. D.
INTRODUCTORY LECTURES AND ADDRESSES on Med
ieal Subjects. By Geo b. Wood, N. D.
JOHN HUGHES BENNETT NJ D.-Clnicsl Lectures on the
Principles and Practice of Medicine from the last EdIn-
burg edition, with 800 illustrations on wood.
HAMILToN'S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON FRACTURES
AND D1sLOGATt oNs-Illusrated with 2s9 wood cnts.
DIXoN's GUIDE TO THE PRACTICAL STUDY OF DIS
EASES OF THE EYE
ALTHoN's TREATISE ON MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
a23 2p3t
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
removed from No. III street. opposite Bda
No. 2 door from Rampant where he will be pleased to
ceive his old friends and others who may desire his professional
services. nl6 2ptf&W
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rnsassx " f Emitia KsG Aonastein r. RI aIartrex N
ss; ~ ssndsissr - Mayor N Yaeon r. Cahknees
sne y H. MAJ AsAlpheas end family Mrs. Garcia and
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rtJEsD AZ MORNING, APRIL u, 1860,
4 AUs,r1oN SALES Tz1S DAY.

Rnsar CO. sell ut No acock a Nos g and oa
sslsss bewess CsSznioae awd Bisnyile streets arg
azsottrstnf K - spods esassssasries. ese-
~ Psss d aardss Smih ~ ~ iesa oeeea' r. -
Inc sssess, hsxscheld fasnssssrc1 ess,
Vss Iarx i ca seA q III o'clock At their saesrooh,
nsscnic Hail Hi Gssss stFest valuable Chinese -
psncss 1x1kizs md Persian goods
Asl S~.is aaas early Easight II NJ y ~ Charles
ss.s p books o. cnoiee
Is sdsestiseens under auction heads 5h page.
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Cigars J Cigars ].

Purchasers will always find in the wen
known brands1nenndad Flor de Puadas Mediana Flor do
Pancho Redowa Caborga Partagas, Something WASH
ngon, Dos Hemanas, Maso Habano etc. etc. Lowest
prices.
P. PRATS b CO.,
o25 2otf 70 Commercial place.
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Greet Reduction


RICH oRaA ND9 ROBES,
And ~
English Bareees.
The undersigned will offer on MONDAY, their ENTIRE
STOCK Of
oRGASDY ROBES and ENGLISH BAREeE ROBES
AT &zos
One-Half Pricei
AIS 2plas HAGGERTY BROS.
j. LerOis $ Co., .
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Beg leave inform their intention
during the weeks offer their entire stock of Rich
Fancy DRY GOODS at greatly reduced prices preparatory
to the extensive alterations they propose making the first
june difference price will be apparent all upon
animation.
ENGLISH BAREGEs oRGANDY ROBES,
And by the yard
GRENADINES.
TISSUES,
SILK MusLINs,
LAcEs AND
EMBRoIDERIEs.
PARAsoLs,
LACE AND BAREGE sHAwIs AND MANTILLAs,
And all seasonabe goods viii included in the general
| reduction.
We have just received invoice of superior
FRENCH LINEN sHEETINGs,
| TABLE DAMAsKs
ToTLE DE coURTRAIE. et.., etc.
which we shall offer equally advantageous. . Il.
j. LEYoIs l. CO.,
9us.@ Touro Buildings.
| NB.-The elegant OAK STAIRCASE, in The Of
| this stor e for immediate sale. a23 2p6t
Spring, 1850.
NEW SUMMER CLoTHIN
| Pierson, Harrison ~ Co, @
| CORNER OF CANAL sIRREL
| SPRING CASHMERE SUITS, 49,
BLUE NAVY FLANNEL SUITS,
| FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS,
| BLACK BoMBAzINE COATS,
! BLACK ALPACA FRocKs
| = SILK and MARsEILEs VESTS
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
roe SPRING WEAR.
| A6Csl and examine, at ri ~
PIERsoN, HARRISON Il CO.'S,
| %l..a MAGAZINE STREET
a2s 2pst -z Corner Canal street.
Fresh Canton .uatf;ags, etc.
| JUST REcrEvEp- .-... .@5 M
A fine assortment of CANTON MATTISGs-Prain an
| Checked-4-4, ga and Cd wide
A choice selection of WINDOW SHADES, New Designs.
Also
FLOOR L-CLoTHs,
OF different widths suit any sparments-a Of whc
| will be sold at REAsoNABLE PRICES.
Also, grand selection Of
Carpets,
Which at this season of the year Will be sold on deab
terms-tc which attention is respectfully solicited.
| ..=@=...=# GEORGE L. MARINE,
a2s 2pst 100 Canal street, Royal Touro Buildings
Canton Mating.
Eight hundred pieces A. 5-4 and 6-i FRESH CANTol
MATING White and Checked, of superior quality.
J. d, CAMERON & Co.
a23 2p6t l24 Canal street.
.sesU Medical Work.
MALPRACTICE AND MEDICAL EVIDENCE
MEDICAL BOOKS,
| FOR SALE
THOMAS L. wIIIIE
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
I95..........CanaI STREET,. los
MEDICAL EYIDENCE-Com the Evidence Of Nee
eal jurisprudence. BY Jshn j. EllweIl, n. D.
INTRODUCTORY LECTURES AND ADDRESSES on Nee
cal Subjects. By Geo. b. Wood, M. D.
| JOHN HUGHES BENNETT NJ D.-C1inieal Lectures on II,
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Crescent, Tnesdas. .NorMi,tg
Bessshsysesa, LetCis 3 Co.,
IIs. ............cANAL sTREET.............I ING
Ara Offering
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
oRGANDIES,
JAe0NETs, AND
ENGLLsH BAREGEs.
All the Novelties
BAREGE ANaLAIs AND oRGANDy ROBES
PLAIN JAcoNETs AND oRGANDIEs
MOURNING JAcoNETs AND oRaANp1Es
PRINTED LINEN cAMBRIcs
Included this the following desirable lots
Goods
800 pieces Fast Color Jaconets, at is cents.
200 pieces Satin Plaid organdies, at 20 cents.
$50 pieces Fast Color organdies, very neat at &c.
100 pieces high oolorea organizes a. 80 cents
100 pieces Choice Chntz Celored French organdies
y eon's
With many other styles Of desirable DRESS GOODS which,
having been bought late in the season. be offered at profit
LESS THAN THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
r An examination of prices is respectfully
solicited.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & Co,
lls Canal street,
a3 2ps Adjacent to the Clay Statue
visiting This city should examine The Large Stock Of
y, ,,r ALTON
FAMILY AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which we offering on LIBERAL. TERMS, at
Very Reduced Prices.
,a...,-.,o,. :. nv ooon,
.a.,,,aa. ~,
=
>D''S RENTHITYsEN. LEWIS 90
1ls Canal street,
aas 2p& Adjacent to the Clay Statue.
Shaapls and .y1a,,fillas.
We ara now offering large stock off,
e-Aeh a aas nalxTss
SIX SHAW sHav,s =, =,
TRAVELLING BUSTERS etc, all Of the Latest Styles, al
,1e Camel s,rs.,
40 -Ps' F'aeeh' 10 'ne eiaS els'hs'
w,n and ii our establishment FIJI, lines of-.
EsIBRoIDERlEs
ohsA As
rNer1su R.prcps
ROBES, s@
fAhAsoLs,
prRRoNs ana rprxxrNes N.
Much under obber prices sr cash mr. c,t sccsrtarcs
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS IL CO.,
ZIG Canal street,
- $500 = - =. -
Pure Linen Shirts.
-a
a
ua.ssa,,,a z,;,,. ..rau MA.
i''' ''9'
REAL. FRENCH All, LINEN SHIRTS
Patent Yoke Shirts,
An onai,ies from, $40 n s6o nov do,en-oe s d,stsxa
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The Eastern Clarion,
..zz. .5 PAULDINGs MISS.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
Of any country in the South very respectfully Of
tered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
leans Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE d CO.,
ol8 zptf No. q Commercial Place.
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DEA1sr oF Ma. Corr Axp. M. Henry b COPELAND,
lately "a Is Aemed and popular member Of the
Farfstics theaxrlcal company, expired on Sunday
night shortly after midnight. At Or. Stones Hos
pital.
H. unfortunate aiffay in which he received
wsuEL ii FIRST thought triiing; his subsequent
painfsi fllness and the final amputaHon Of bis leg
we're grief enough to hia friends whilst the public
saissed and regretted the absence Of his pleasant
4ace ana fine manly form from the stage Of the
Varieties
Thsugh bis Icg healed handsomely after the am
ssutxticn and he cheenully expected recovery, the
poison ii bis wound had reached his nerves, and
iii sised of tetanus. It will DO q comfort to his
2esr relatives and friends to know that he received
not enly Tho best medical attendance and nursing
10 s had 10 this city hut the kindly visits and at
tenaions of his theatrical and other friends. When
~ hope was extinguished, by the news, softly
gwen, that he could not survive, he resigned him
~ with quiet fortitude which bespoke him a
III VI man. He was about So years Of age, and I'M
sAxTied. His mother resides in the State of New
York, ana he has several brothers living in different
parts Of the country
The funeral viii take place this morning at 10
a'clack from DR., Stones Hospital.
Y Qi3
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CHAMPION FIRE-PRooF SAFE.

wARRENros, Ga, March 49, 1860
S. Herring CoGenss The Herrins's Patent Safe which
bought of you April 1883 has stood the fire. My house
the 18th inst When the Safe got cold opened and
found my books papers and money all safe and sound would
like to know whether 1t would stand another fire.
Yours, respectfully, a.
FOSTER H. THOMPSON
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

Tor the Traveller he waylays, when be presents a
pistol to lis breast. and says, your money or
your life" If that is conservatism, 1t is very
late pattern, and there is no need of "a patent
to protect the invention.
The truth is, the Democracy is not, and never
has been, in the strict sense of that designation,
conservative party. 1t had its origins in what,
in Washlngton's day, were regarded as wild
and mpracticable schemes of advancement and
progress. 1t pretty early began to fllibuster.
But whatever errors it then had, fond at
tachmeht to the 1" domestic institution was
not one Of them. 1t erred rather on the side
Of Freedom than Of Slavery, and was much more
often found taking sides with the oppressed
than with oppressor. 1t modelled It's politics
after those Of revolutionary France, and would,
no doubt, have been revolutionary itself had 1t
not fortunately got into power, when, of course,
1T at once saw the necessity Of exacting obedi-
enee to the government, the Constitution and
the laws But then, and for long time there
AFTER, ana iii Gery recently one OF ltS most pop
ular notions has been that the people were
governed too much ; that constitutions and
laws were well enough; but still must be very
mild, and the less use made Of them the better.
Now all this was not the highest type of con-
servatism.
AS far as we can see, the Democracy to-day,
on every question but that of Slavery, are as
radical as they ever were. If they are entitled
to be called conservative at all, it is only because
they set themselves up as the especial champi-
ons of the peculiar institution. They are con-
SENATORS of tyranny, not freedom. If they as
pire to that honor, we are quite willing they
should enjoy it. We only ask that they make
no conceament, but openly wear the black
badge of their profession