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Hggs His Prhsr FAIR While BlondIn
M on stills u Trey, On the 9th inst,
iii attempted to turu sonlersault, but che crotch
ti@t The rope suddenly gave way, and he
auiepgss the seats and the people below. He
Wa considerably harI By The fail. and one Of his
allas appeared te - partially paralyzed BY con.
acs wit HIS hard substance ot the bach of seat.
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NJ nil morning publish smother card from MI.
III EaWlsr Smith in reference to that cargo Of
Eaft psr tha Queen Of the South. We refer the
feadeE III II VIZ IRE assured BY the importers
ssz,aS Boston merchants have no interest whatever
III &. II h 70 be sold by Mr., D. 3. Morphy, this
aayting. ii II O'Clock, ut bis auction store, No.
III Harazira street.
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sa- Ed. Creseent-I feel satisfied, ia the
publication Of caad Ct the l2b scnr paper ia regard
e the q The Queen The sapth thar hastily
sod committed which deeply cgret it being
iaiassise N ny part to parties Interested,
R, LAWYER SMITH
New Orb ans, Nov. ls.h 1870. MS 2plta
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GALL GOODS.

Those Elegant BRoCADE sIl ks Of which have already
exhibited the samples besides Others equally desirable.
arge varied Of Printed FouLARDs. These
are entirely new, both in color and pattern.
Embroidered article for Paror Dress
100 Rattle SKIRTS Morning Open Robcs-st S..
Brocade TARL ATANE- for Evening Dresses
Gupure COLLARS. GAPEs aud sCARFs.
Muslin, Percale and yaleuciennes GAPS for Ladies.
GHILDREN,s SETS : In auslin Jaconet and Application
Work
ooIFFUREs AND HEAD DREssEs-for sorees or the The
ater
OPERA cLOAKs.
New style of SHE'LL COMBS, BIJouTERIE, ETC.
200 pairs Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lsce CURTAINS.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN for Curtains.
New style Rich French CAL1coEs.
Three cases New PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
Don't forget
CHILDRENs CLoAEs,
FUR cAPEs aud CUFFS,
PIoUE DRESSES, etc,
Cloth and silk,
We open Two cases of SUPERB VELVET cLoAKs.
j. LEyoIs & CO.,
n12 2pst Canal street, corner Bourbon
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as 81. cH sRLEs THEArER. The petite, piqaant, and
rather lovely Maggie Mitchell last evening etnged
zpsn tho boards or tie ST. Charles. the first sss
III she season.. She was well supported by Char
Iey Pofe Ill some IT the others; the audience
waro mora than satisfied. Success TO pretty
Maggie
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MSExISa iii SouTH G 4norIsrA Ms. - meeting Of
jill ~ tvss ii lid gallant Palmetto State, will take
pIace 81 tic ST. Charles Hotel. Parlor r, at I
,esUsk sliia evening" n is intended 70 give an ax
rressiea III sis sympathy Of the Garolnian resid-
ine aeFe HI he action taken BY their native State.
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G AT REDUC OTTO Nj.

DRESS GOODS.
GRISA1LLEs FINE GOODS at 10 cents n yardyyorh 2oc
RICH C0L0RED DELAINEs, at Is eentsworth Is cents.
DOUBLE WIDTH P0PLrNs. at 20 cents--worth IS cents
FANCY P6PLINs at Is cents-worth 80 cents.
RICH PLAIN SILK and WOOL P0PLINs,
BRoCHE voLANTINEs, z...
FANCY GRIsAILLEs.
And all our FANCY DRESS GOODS will be sold in the
proportion.
REAL IRISH SILK PoPLINs-Gray High oolors at rs
CHINE MORE SILKS, goods, at sl-worth 81 so.
81 rs.
1900 EMBROIDERED BANDS will from Is cents to
30 cents -haf Of their real valne
5000 EMBROIDERED JACeNET COLLARS and SLEEVES
ats1-worh s8
LACE COLLARS trimmed with wide yalenciepnes Lace at
PTQuE oBEs AND TALMAs for Children from 81 to 81 80
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, THE
largest and most complete found In the CITY,
from 81 90 to SOS pair.
J0BrfNs KID GLOVES.
atsl pair.
FRENCH BED BLANKETS, from 81 to HI
FRENCH PLANTATION BLANKETS, sllz points white
and gFay.
G0UNTERPANEs, -s4a a..
SILK and WOOL DAMAsg,
BLHAcHEp and BROWN GREETINGS.
Anda full line Of
Plantation Goods.
We invite the buyers general and examine The
goods here above describe they viii aed them 10 be
GREAT BARGAINS.
U. LAROUssINI & CO., =
No. 1877 Canal street,
n2 2pst And at the corner Of BeEonne and Poydas sts
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.attesstio,a, so4sh Carolsmias,s !.

All South Caroians residing and present in New Orleans
who favor the late action of the State Of South Carolina in call
ing Convention respectfully invited in Paor p
ST. Charles Hotel, o'clock, THIS Tuesday3 EVENING
the 18th inst indorse the action of their State
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- = . I 2
- 4 n is.

On Monday laih inst at l2lS O'Clock, JOSEPH GANnLI,
aged 81 years. native Of Geneve and late member Of the
Meg LUsitAuos Benevolent Association.
NEW LusITANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
NEW ORLEANS members of the above Association are
quss.ed their Hail. corner OF Greanen and Ely
sian Fields Streets this afternoon at o'clock rEeciseiS in
order TO attend the funeral Of deceased brother
BY order of the PRESIDENT
ANTHONY sAAIBoLA, Secretary
On Aendqy. l2th inst, O'Clock P. NJ. FANNIE ELLIS,
wife Of Edwin Marks aged 10 years and months
The friends and acqusntances the family respectfully
invited to attend funeral the residence Of her parents
No 1855 Felicity street, between Magazine and ep streets
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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EIsrEnIoR Cock ron sALE--Any person de.
ns gachasa superior house servant cook or washer
ssa q ven notice advertisement which appears IL
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D. =. Monrnr, aactioneer, calls the attention of
his lends and buyers rans 10 the cargo which will be sold
By him This ay o'clock Ills salesroon store No II
Magazine street.
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ExrEXsivE SAFE or DRY GooDs.- The particular
aHslaa U sassss called % Ii extensive dry goods
aka piec ay oelsek b Roger Co. auction
7sa@s Nos . md II oia feege street. Terms sale
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pskHp \ ExaHaNaE ron TaAonIao.~.An ex-
4eseier snakes proposition through the columns
~ Crescent scsy 10 teach ia private family for bis board
81 adsaaissniAnf
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n g. xIxpx. Issaassr ana rsroprastor.
isssls Subscriptions, le s. By DC Fssk, 20 Cents
- ssss.s z NOVEMBER Is 1890.
4 t5TEoN SALES TINS DAY.

a s a. s II 10 oelccks et Nos. $ and n Old Leyee
s~a hsawasa eassomhpaae ans Rieavc streets, iargs
assaFisaess u mi goods. ste.
9 n aiscn 20 closa the premises foHl the cor
y IL AMfayese Claiborne ste 4. buildings ana ~.
assrseasn an Claiborne streek
~ M Mosphs sals d llS osork Il M Il Magazine street
a3ot Ut naissas.
FSSeS5 Spear XIX O'Clock. s. Cls1ds street be
x5aznut fsssniisre Il
II heads ssh page
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Naenons 10 HRE. An opportunity to hire
swxs Abe addisd negroes until the M Of January Is offered
W W Algaisiser "a or fp7iay paper.
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ladies,

Please take notice on MONDAY we shall have opensd
ready yonr Inspection The following additional articles
to already a.+m
MAGNIFIcEHT STOCK
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hardware.
sEri2aes, Aiqseoss, ETC.,

Mes. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
AsuppIs q eREHE DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, Ia quarta
aud pntsi continually hand which equal Co the hss @
this market Aso oe brands Of inferior op.i.
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, sIERHA sHER
RI, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY. AN
gHok SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK. Old snd
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA ANR SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage Of 1905 and 1905 aad
other brands WHISKY, Of all descriptions Scotch Isish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pnss and qaArts
Also on hand, my usuelassortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will unreasonable ,erg AZ snu
other house in The city.
sEWELL t. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. Is and Is Royal street
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Will NE g si,l,slE Her 2
By NEW ORLEANS LAWYER

Lo5. Canal Street
Has just received the following
THE MAN WITH FIVE W1yEs-By Dumas. q
THE RUINED CANISTER by Reynolds.
HARRY CoVERDALEs couRTsHfP-By smedey.
COUSIN HARRY-By Mrs. Grey
cANIhlE-Frgm Dumas celebrated play.
nUNALLAN-A good old novel. repeblished
ODD PEoPLE-By Capt. Mayns Reid.
THE WOMEN OF THE soUrH-with Portraits.
New Supply of RUTLEGR aad
HOUSEHOLD OF BoUYERTE nls 2p3t
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Resss0UssG.

Z The office Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES is re-
moved to
15e CANAL STREET.,
Two doors from Boronno street. and nearly opposite H.
Holmes store.
The price Of SINGERS LETTER A MACHINE is reduced
From $50 to $3.50,
And price Of the FAMILY MACHINE is reduced 10 IS
Needles are IS cents dozen.
With recent great improvements, SINGERS MANUFAC.
TURING MACHINES no. p far SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS for Fine Sewing and they also made to run
with very little noise Their success has placed them
Far beyond all competition.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
p nls ACCOMPLISHMENTS 100 Canal street.
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Clothing. Clothing. Ctothsng.
MALARD & ToOIxER,
Conner of Canal and OLD Lexee streets.

:.
CORNER OF can"i ana Ola Aevee streets
,.=z.=@..-z=.---.
:, ,,,.1,,5 -. :, =, gIa.....- .
r.,... stro. ..,aa,a,
,.,.,
o.. .ss-,..,5a.
NJ VOW m ora ppocr ,,,,nTs ~ sss,, o,.ds
suPERrINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
BLACK AND coLoRED CASHMERE sAcs
AND BUSINESS osATs.
BLACK and ooLongD UNION CASHMERE PI1Erors,
sAGs ASn BUSINESS COATS.
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TslHS N 81. MAag.--- The Planters Banner Of
Gatnraay last says:
have Had smother very sudden change in the
Ws8tsef turning from simmer heat almost to the
ffefxflg point. We had eopieus rains on the night
NJ TaA6asy and during the day of Wednesday and
EhHfsday. Yesterday. until ubeut 10 A. NJ, it
41Nkea giuomy enough. but il cleared away toward
ay0s md Tho latter half of the day was beautiful
g behold W. eonid not desire better weather for
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lgw AIopG oF sETl'rso JEwEL Among the re-
ceaS applications Of electro-metallurgy, says the
scientific American, We may instance the happy
ides 81 r. Gandil fl employing it ID setting jew
els This 10 q vers delicate and expensive branch
of iewelry, and % difficult that the setting of a
JtWA VAN sel dom pc fully relied upon. The inven-
6or Dist takas mould ia wax Of the ornament that
Is aD feceive the Jewels, then places it, at the
prapar points The jewels, embedded in wax to a
zsSElieIant depth. the wax model, rendered con-
stof of electricity Il placed ii the gold solution,
anH Abe metal deposited upon it. Whom the
deposit Is completed the jewel is found firmly en-
VI II tlle metal, from which, if the process has
akza properly conducted 1t will be impossible for
zhe jswel ta escape. The saving Of time effected
BY IRIS process il also very considerable. BY the
1zsiinAEy process jeweler can scarcely set so jew
aa# MI, hut by The new process as many as l5oo
10 1900.
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zilaaelphia a noticed by the Prairie lAIiss.) News
ii clever NoFtherner He forwarded Major
II III Hubhafd. of 0kolona, through the post
elSea beautiful little pistol as present 70 his
wsla hnping that the little arm might in time Of
need provo valuable friend Ne touch OR
laE II the gaIlant Nj. shafps, and would that the
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Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiana with Agricultural
and Mechanical Departments and subject the
Of Trustees six appointed by the Lagsa-
ture, and age 70 be elected
nually BY the sub
scrbars.
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.Hesc Malaga Fruit.

.vesc .fEGEaga Fruit.
400 boxes LONDON LAYER RAIs1Ns.
200 hf. boxes :. =.
zoe qr.
300 .. n. R. RAfsfNs.
1900 Inf. :. :.
.==z 1000 ar.
80 prime LEMONS.
Now landing ex big samoset.
A. y COCHRAN K HALL,
Is New LeYee and Il Fulton st.
, 1860-05-02
faiBcRlta11e0tlx.

EMt8CRlla1tRUu&'.
THE UNITED. STAT TEs
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT q =: b.a.'; Of esssr
IKs Comp lnles. fEo1a fhe Eou,rtIo!e'f hs'
port fur uM and Rep - Of Com
pAnits d!si for 16s7-
New lHEed ~!lan ANo' Ao"'s
poat.es. the IeAf 1Et: - r.x soo 4, ..- soo
loN United st,tes Life. for s3!o *SsM ;Sa
- =, New Ne of',ld fo.r Lfe..,... Is a1@ 1.s:saS
~ Manila 'tan..-.-....-. i'sst ESS 1gsits n
g! Conn.ctts t..:....... 70; e; 3ss1i1S iSts *
- hntual Bensfs-...... - ! ttxstT A'''''''
Albion. Qn........-....... III 'fs2'e@a
The sss.ts Of th.. Company e1eted t7oo,Mo.
Tie Annual income exceeds e1a0o ltA pufGY Aa
tus:: and ita d,I!drata afr paid IN C1ah.
Shes it, crx 1nlstlcn a. hss t-ued 11tl@ ponelea
The Iar.e Iantat vas LIVES mems aod economical Mau-
a{enent, Tenuxr Is security beyond question:
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
sN. G. DE GRoOr, Actca:J. jolly EApis.o oee5.
[N 1&- 10y F7R
Application for Agencies In tAh Northwest ahcula ,.
ORREN e. MOORE, Genr Agent.
ap.o eel6s.n 0a:c l<sx South Natsr street.
r MIILER'S CELEBRATED
, 1860-05-02

1T costs something to he proians IN Wor-
cester. Mass On Saturday Joseph s. Hill WEB
fined Is md costs. amounting in sill to S15.l9,
for "prnfune swearing" II some people This
way we're to be iued fter that sty ie every time
they swear, they would very soon reach pecuni-
arY ruin.
-Tacituz once said that early marriages
mike rs immoral. They are the soul aud chief
prop Of m empire. That man who resolves to
livc without WOMAN, and that women who re.
solves to live without mai, are enemies t. the
community in which they dwell, injurious to
themselves destructive to the world, apostates
from nasurc, mud rebels against Heaven and
Earth.
Thirty years ago thero were eight rope
walks in Nantucket, giring employment toncar-
II three hundred men. at present there is only
one ropewatk ou the Island, md only two per.
soDs arc employed III it-one Of them Is 4 man
seventy five years old, who makes fishing lines,
and the other, who is eighty-six years Of age, il
employ ed in turning the wheel for him.
The editor Of the Louisville .]curnal has
been informed by - one Of the frat mcn Of
Is "honest but not bright" We don't make q
boast Of il, but the fact IL, one Of the ludiana
Senators is Bright but not honest" ."-nddiso',
Courier.
SPIRITUAL FACTS That whisky is the key by
which many gain an entrance into our prisons
and almshouees.
! That braudy brands the noses Of Ill those whe
cannot govern their appetites.
| That nine causes many to take Q winding
way home.
/! That punch is the cause of many unfriendl,
/ punches.
Thst ale causes many ailings; while bee'
brings many to their bier.
| That champagne is the source Of naanv rea
! pains.
That gin s'ings hare slewed" more than tb
sincs cf old
, 1860-05-02

TlcAs Popular n1rrrRs poAs.x II III. nours4:ns md
:ry1snssias proper, Of 1'uaE Oh Dur1no. WrukT.
n ART ccns dsrs< The most c4.ioas 7oxs and sz1Au.
1Ax7 well the fnoz Agreeable s7ox 4cn.c e*cr o.
fe:ea +, I'll. ,auc. a. Tonc ff Old People, da;eats
Ladies' czva c,crnt snvslaa ard Al weakly people, they
suao 1t sur2as.ed !u Ill of Weakness &: Debility,
1lrv viii e:ve r,:ncstc rctt and mpa,t strong healthy
toae to tie Fystm. sal Will es,ahah ttelr merits
over al ether Toacs II us:. Fer Lrxo CoxrLAiszs
Bsoscn71.. Drtrxrk,4. Nrrrous O1rAsE1 AID LIVE
CosY1A1x7 they are inral:ahle Remedy: and ass \
ce.ta:o preventative Of Cn1114 and Ftsxxs.
r., IN Quar-: oes, in Of enc and two aosen.
lid for aa,e hY Druggists 4nd Groeers everywhere.
POLLARD l. CO., Asen's for the United Statea, -
T1ea.out street, boston. Aa~.
j. Il. JOHNSON. Gent,al Ageat.
No. 20 s;tote etzeet, Chicago.
u,H. LASDOy, Agent. apE:'6o.dAwly
, 1860-05-02

The Fraud OIL the Georgia state Bank.
In the early part Of last week, Mr. J. S. Sulli-
van Of r climond, Texas, arrested man calling
himself J. Green, uuder tia suspicion that he
was the person who perretEated the fraud On
the State Bank, by means Of which be obtained
the unlawful Possession Of over twenty -one
thousand dollars. The grounds upon which
Mr.. Sullivan proceeded are Of character to
justify the anticipation that the perpetrator OF
the deed has been caught. Upon bis person
was found twenty-oue thousand dollars ia bills
on the Bank o. the Stute Of Georgia, md liz
personal appearance answered to The descrip
tion Of the torger, which had breu transmitted
by mail 10 Galveston BY one Of the directors oi
the hank. The intelligence Of this arrest was
tefcgEaphed from New nsleans by tirm there
to ths agent Of tho Bank Of Savannah, at Co.
lu,nbus, who by the same means forwarded The
news to tile proper officers here, whom it roach.
ed Oh Thursday last. TIC directors Of the State
; Bank Immediately sent Wallace Cumming, Esd.
Assistant Cashier, o. to Riclnund to cxamine
into tic affair, and he will probably rencn thai
point By tomorrow or Ee1t day. Richmond
We learn, is utout 60 miles from Galveston, ant
rs We hare no telcgraphia COMMUNICATION be
yond New Orleans, there wit. probably be nj
intelligence received until next week.-iSaran
nah (G1. Republican,.
, 1860-05-02

The Pekin R*pu6liaan Of Friday, furntahes
us With the following acccount OF tragedy
which occurred at Hopedale, in Tazewsl county,
on Tuesday night Of last week:
Tho parties in the affair were young man
BY The name Of McDowell aud another A. J:
Finley. II appears that several young ladies ct
the neiehbcrhood had met at so1ne time pre-
vious, 10 put church in trim for some kind Of
meeting, and eereral Joung men nss'sted them
After this was d singing school which Finley
waa attending on Tuesday night, when McDow'
ell called him out and accused him Of making
some depreciating remarks concerning certain
young Indies engaged in the house cleaning
abore referred to-. This Finley denied, when
quarrel eusued, and Mcdowell threw of his
coat and sworo be won1n hare tho affair
"aettled" then and there. Finley said If moth
ing but fight would DO him, he must hare it,
and preparing 10 defend himself, stepped back
q step or two and waited for an attack. BIC
Doweu struck him and be returned the blow,
1heteupon the former drew knife and stab.
bed hin in tue temple, and in the right
side, causing his almost immediate death. 4
turned in accordance with the ADORE: L mas
ascertained that The stab in the temple had pen-
etrated to the brain, aud in his side the knife
had passed entirely through the liver. AcUoW~
ell was arrested, and, on examination, commit
ted to await trial. His brother, Edward Nc
U0Te!1, was otSos IL SOME HaFs Concernta III toe
nfTnfr; be was bouad over Indcr $500 bonds,
and committed in default Of bail. They were
:; brought here yesterday morning, BY Constable
DaEis, and lodged in jail.
From the testimony Of some Of the witnesses,
!! and, indeed, Of the wounds, it appears that the
F.! knife used by Mcdowell WAS T. rak'sh looking
| thing, for such cases " made and provided" Il
is represented as haring blade some six inches
/! long and orer an inch vide. The knife. how
ereT, which be gave the Constable, and rhfch
| be and some Of the witnesses swear Was the one
he used, is vcry ordinary pocket knife. Public
Dowell Finley VAS buried yesterday, ut 10
/ o'clock
, 1860-05-02
DR.. Jas. AIcClintock's Asthma


~ DR.. Jas. McClintock's Asthma
1:EMEuI.-Who that cncu.rs tic agony o. Atthms-
choking Ia dirk weather. aut erer wr cnou to tnjoy
evea genial utnoecte docs Et long with }ntoase 4nx'
e:y for relief cure? In this preparation tie Eeaus
rseensed NA post.e .t.oute, uae4ccpt1oaahle spe'
aac 10th fos i...n.a aaa oopins Cough. r'tcc tn caa
ups-lm Eta iy JOHE y. PARE. 1Ss Lseest-
1W 1IcClint ock's Cold and Cough
Mixurs perforns In every inance what WEI promised
when aa!at1clurca. 1t cE1ee with the uniform
esr.ala.y sh. n,orsns d'srt!' r:x III e varieties Of
revere cod larrass,n: cogh ua3 relieves Influenza
lol1;ne.s sud ttaSlnx nf tie ralate and t'at Price
+. ctnts.
Fold l1T JOHN n. TAEK. 1et Lake st1+o.. ~ In
c| Barry's Tricopkerous is the best
md ehe4r*s, .!c3r for tre.*iu=- btau1nf cleansing
rrrar p'crrsin: una restoring the hair. Iadcs ~
Enl: liz nj tr.c.At- ~rd l'r'nsnfrx. at;4;r<iafn
, 1860-05-02

- Nottce 10 IHysiclaAs anu Inc
ru,a,c.-AL1cocK's poRors rLAs1Ees.-TEsT1.
MOS.AL.~-T T. ALlCock + CO.. No. ~ Canal street,
Nc:s :ort> coth Sov., ls3eGes1euan: lately suda'sl
scve.nly from wrakness IN my lack, occaLoaed 1y
eudtcIl- oresegeane ,ayscf. HaEins heard your rlas
ter. much recommended for of ills XII d, ptoeurd
ere. a1t Lac resr ait that could desre ssu:ls
psas Ut cured mo ,na weas. Ieurs .cs:cetfn1,.
J. G. BRIGGS.
Tsorrie' c. c: The Erandstth EouEe. Scw f0rk"
The,r noslns equal in the zy af faster II the 70
rous piastrr 1T. ALLCocE. Everything 4 pleasant
Ahout ttcm They the p!ses Ct tr cay anda hstyp
Of oar eut ud*aneee In scitacr anea.t. IT. nnia
Cough Ku+y Affections Ind local dcc7 caaa PAM, they
1or1 perGanent relief; ard for WA b:e rsnk In the
.'de tcht and era.uoGic rains generally tasy ae un-
.a.IA~d for Tie leacet~ they 7pa1 Thytians should
examine .ha 1Ece wlica ls universally approved ~hefe
known. rce. 8 ct.ts each. Principal ofce, ~ ca'A
stsrt New York Sold " I'll respectable teaess In mea-
.i., fnxt futSw
, 1860-05-02

vALCAr1oS AND INSURANCE or TuE BOAT.
1hs A. Z. Lacey has been running about three
years, being regular st. Lous and Scw Or
leans packet. She was built ut Cape Girardean,
about three years ago, and was afterwards
Elongated at l'aducah. She IVES an excellent
steamer, Ta1ued st 100000, and insured in this
ind Rodney, Of Cape Girardeau, No., owned
one half OF the steamer, and Capt Geo. Taylor,
her commander, tbs )ther hslC.' Capt. Taylor
Is veteran on the river. md recognized uni,
Tersa|15 as careful md jndicinus bostmau.
, 1860-05-02
4re38 l. Ttihuttt.
PATIENCE AND nIATMIm0NK.

A xoutt aod maid cpc w!ntry night,
Were sittip< In \ FoFt.er:
Hta r,1ne, we're told. was Joshna Whit,
AnI her's was ihuauc< Warner.
Not MUCK the pretty maiden sa.d,
BeAlde the Younk MAJ mttnE:
Htr checks were flushed ypsY red,
iIer {, q beat on her knitting.
Mr. could he gueas what tloughtsof of Llm
WeFe In her 10 Mn dackfrE,
A. her dnxcra 4 ~itt aud aI!1i,
Flew stund and round the stocking.
White Il for Joehra, bsshful youth.
Hfswotd3 Ertw fAEr anu f. w+fs
Though al tlle tine, to tell the truth,
Ills chalr edged Gl5sef 10 her.
Nsantlmt her lali Of yszn Ense cut,
Sha knitting fast atd Ateahy;
Ard hs Eluet klFe htk I'D, no doubt,
To EeL another ready.
liz hrld tha skeIn Of rourse the thrfAd
Got tAnKie1 fnss}tA ana sWisted:
'Hare paiien< Z = cried The &ztlesa mid,
" hin who her asaIsted.
Good chance VA thin for tongueIed chur1.
To shorten I'll tAlartt:
"IIAye Patience" cried he. sdeAte1t gil,
And mAy reu!ly hare LET?
The iced was done; no ,nors that night
clicked the nee 1ea IN the tbs1!Gr,
~ ahc Il M'a. tGshu1 NhtIG,
Who once was Patience Warner.
, 1860-05-02

ForR NEeRo1s K1ILED.-1n Columbia coun.
II, Ga % Monaay ert.y negro mn; ;nelSn.
55ia,tation 5 owned b.; Col. T. Clauton, and bru;
III = murdered four negroes: Ore vas a. 70 ga
ma1, aud the others were children Mr.. Whl-
1ington, the overseer, shot the negro, and N
thai war arrested further destruction oi Ms-