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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL H. 1860
Fishing ThckEe.


Ro SSET ee- @EN I'M
Have reeeeeivsd their complete assortnaent--
Or Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle,
generally and call te attention Of country city dealers 10
10000 genuine LIMERICK HooKs-4u szes.
10000 N SHEEP HEAD
lo000 Chester Town FISH AND TROUT Hoogs-Al sizsv.
10000 MINNoW HooKs-Expressiy for bait
1900 Gravitation TROUT FISH HOOKS,
10000 KIRBY SEA HOoKs-aIl numbers
10 gross FISHING LrSEs-eoropIe,e
~ = 80 ready for
$50 ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES.
100 =. :. LINEN
10 h. WoRsTED, COTTON and IIyES-s4 feet
100 catties' Assorted SEA GRASS LINES.
Also general assortment Of amateurs Fishing Lines Fancy
corks Bamboo Poles Joned Fishing Rods Baskets Liquor
f'asks, ss lanes fisi Knives and everything belonging
amateurs of tine sport, for sale by
ROUssET & GENIN,
az <p'i So Canal street.
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Arrlyals !. .hs Prlne,pal Hotels Ysstertlay.

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D w WheIan Uincin Leblanc, Brnuot yinior shahss
Baton Renge Kennedy Ala Thas Conway " tonpess s y
sugg Kg sugg " Tlsshou' a5s & sIo 81 Iaals.
Norris VA; Michel 9 estahsn Isfas s SRs Ns esTo
Brownsville Tex; VIM kilsp a 1 tssssi' & + + sIossy
Wisoai M G q Moore s Elliott and aiy Y X iarfons -
Bush y YeoIans, + Rickes, 4 4 f; sa + 1o,aI ~
I ro AN Pleasant Hin; Miss Augusta Foster, sFS
| ter, Tuscaloosa y N ca .,...as .g
nn Maos Thos sndassoF and
iaay & N james Chapman pr anderson D
r., n ~ lady JAS Flower Hartman. Or w VIII
s I ga saml Huston Phil Il Cole and ladJs Hiss Crop-
psr ihsrslls Wi hams e CouIes r. n Assisrsos p
n i II Rndduek Bartlett aud LADY, Wna Booie iy
Ia = McIan, g b McIain Dr. " Nc 1iee Saml Mctiaae,
II fIilier, r Il Graves Miss j r Qua, Suinmit.
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Great Bargains

Great Bargains
-fZ--
Rim G. G O O d S,
MFRS. u. STIbhMA "a N, . :,
@a+ No. l54 CANAL STREET.
BARRGE ROBES, PLAIN AND BRoGATELED BA-
REGE, oRGANDY ROBES, LACE BURNouS AND LACE
POINTS, LACE PICCoLoMINI sHAWLs, LACE MANTII-
LAS, vALENCIENNEs LACE SETS LACE CAPEs, LACE
BERTHAs LACE COLLARS LACE WELLS, INFANTS
CAPS, PARAsoLs and large assortment of THoMPsoN's
BELL AND GORE HOOP SKIRTS
The --latest Importation of FRENCH BoNNETS; 10
of Fancy Grape and Chip BoNNETs; PEMELIA BONNETs,
LE6HoRN BoENETs; several of Fancy Hair and
English Straw BeENETs; of Misses and Chdren's
HATS; Black Silk CLoAKS and MANTILLAS.
The goods will be sold FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN
COST
a3-Country orders puncually attended to.
MRS. ]. STILLMAN,
az 2ptf No. l54 Canal street.
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New OPERA HOUSE," La File du Regiment"
with M,me Colson as Marie, will be given tonight.
Tomorrow night NJ. Julien Mathieu, first tenor
grand opera has his benefit, when "Rgoliette'zwill
be sung and the grand duet from the second act of
Otbello u
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Quantity Of Cotton received last year 1852 after the
7th Of April TO the 31st of August at seaports:

If there should be the same quantity received
this season, the gross crop would count up to
1911 900 bales. But this cannot be expected. We
do not expect there are 100000 bales to come to
the seaports. The overland receipts are to be
tested, that is, that part of them that may reach
the Atlantic ports.
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STRANGERS as well as citizens are invited to visit
Dobar Commercial College of the city Of New Orleans in The
Story Building Camp and Common streets, judge
themselves lis practical benefit young gentlemen who wish
qualified for business acquire the modern languages
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stMy DEAR, said husband after matrimonial
fare-up, :. you will never be permitted to enter
heayen.,' "Why not?'' 2 Because youth be want
ed below as tormentor.'i
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THE TRANSIT OF New PLANEr.-The new
planet discovered in France by one DR. Lescarbauit.
of the sun, 1t Is expected, on some day between
the lst and 18th of the present month. Those hay
ing telescopes are requested to assist in looking
for this transit As it will occupy but about four
if visible only on this continent it woud be in the
afternoon which part Of the day it is particularly
desired shall be observed. The year Of this planet,
or its period of revolution around the sun, ia but
nineteen days and half Its position is far within
the orbit Of Mercury; and if the calculations usu
ally made in regard to increasing heat in approach
ing the sun correct its standard degree OF heat
must preclude such animal and vegetable life az We
possess. philadelphia North American.
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xvoonu,s.s f,HERKY ExPEcToRANT-This excel
,,, IL dsly adding thousands TO the now almost
In of the enorsers qf its merits as remedy for
copehe colds and eonspmRea lis sold AID by
Me- wosdnan Bemeat, propetors corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
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WASHINGTON FIRE CoMPANY No. 20.-Otficers
and members of this company are referred to
notice calling them out for parade on Thursday,
18th instant, to participate in the celebration.
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THE Masonic FRATERNITY. Members of the Ma
sonic Order are referred to the programme Of ar
rangement to be observed on the 18th, published
by Grand Marshal G. w. Race.
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me SPRING CLOTHING AT Mr.. Robert Pitkin's
10 and Is Camp street, Of masculine hahiments will
great and varied stock Of fashionable and excellent
sonahe clothing adapted the dimensions Of every
one how critical how large small he may pe
The Of furnishing goods is equally large and choice aa
includes everything body see r fa11h
advertisement E
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FIFTH WARD AMERICAN CLuB.-A meeting Of
this Club at the usual place, corner Of Basin and
st. Louis streets, is called for Thursday evening.
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THE BANKs.-See notices Of various banking in
stitutions, announcing their closing on Thursday,
in conformity with the Recommendation Of the
Mayor.
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LAFAYETTE Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-Ofi-
GERS and members of this company are referred to
publication made elsewhere by their Secretary, W.
d. Andrews.
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HENRY CLAY MEDALs.--An entarprlsans eaeAan lasa
has already got up medal souvenirs OF the iz' ~ y 80,
in New Orleans on which day, will be reeofaaa n
Cay sta.ne was naugnraed These medals are q
metal bear appropriate and may be bad al 100
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcE.
Private Letters and CircuIars,

New YoRK April Io.--Messrs James Hewitt g
Co., in their circular by the steamship Niagara,
say the adyices received at Liverpool by tie last
the Liverpool Cotton market.
:, lay They quote Middling Orleans at e7d. Middlng
s They report the market closed heavy.
The circular or Messrs. Geo Holt q CO. says thaf
the Liverpool Cotton market exhibits no new fea-
tures that the quotations were steady and the
demand was fair sSs8 c.
It quotes Middling Mobile at Sid.
!. Gharles saunders, in BIZ price current reports
the Cotton market steady and the demand active.
Mails Of the Steamship Niagara.
New YoEK, april I0.--The European mails BY
last night, and the malls for the sonth were hume
dately dispatched by this mornings early train.
Congressional Proceedings
WAsHISGr0N, April l0.-In tile Senate Yesterday
Mr.. Brown, Of Mississippi, presented resolution
dated Nashville, octobsr ls59 II regard III to some
luton was adopted and referred to the Committee
On Commerce.
Large Fire in Nashville.
NASHVILLE, April I0.-7-A large fire broke ont ia
this city this morning, by which Ny. George
jeWelry store, the toy store, property Of Mr John
Luch, and the eating house situated on Union
street, owned by Mr. Barnes, were completely de-
stroyed. The loss Is estimated at $40, 900.
Pacific Railway.
New YoRK, April I0-The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Times says that con-
vention on the Pacific Railway was held yester-
day.
The Convention determined on one road. The
road determined upon is on the basis of the bill
introduced by Mr.. Curtis, which provides for q
route to tou III at Great Salt Lake City.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Gwin intended to
call up Mr.. Wigfalrs bill. SRfs tS5sH. AT
The minority of the House Committee on the
Pacific railway will report on Mr.. Wigfalrs bill.
The friends Of the Southern Pacific railway are
sanguine as to the passage Of the latter.
The Canadians have abandoned the idea of con-
structing railroad to the Pacific through the Brit
ish dominons. They consider this project as being
impraetieable.
Extensive Bank Robbery.
| CoLUMBus, Ca, April 10.-The Agency of the
Marine Bank in this city was robbed Of forty thou
sand dollars last night.
The safes in which laid the money were opened
| with false keys.
OF the money stolen about half were notes on
the Marine Bank the balance was Georgia and
South Carolina money.
A reward of thousand dollars is offered for the
arrests of those concerned in the robbery.
River Intelligence.
VICKsBuRG, April l0.-zThe steamer Vicksburg
passed down at o'clock last night. The Qneen
of the West passed at o'clock this morning.
The Natchez passed down at 5 o'clock this even
ing.
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
DIR. G. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location still the
same-old No. lA6, new No. 1876 ST. JOSEPH STREET, be-
Camp and St. Charles where he will continue to
treat diseases Of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his pc
culiar and successful method of
INHALATION OF MEDlCATED yAP0RS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES DR.. c.
will also continue TO administer the
ELECTROLYSES OR EcTRO.CHEMlCAL BATHS,
Which have already proved so wonderfully eicacous in
RHEUMATISM,
GouT, LuMBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
sCRoFULA,
And all cuaneous affections and in all diseases arising from i'm
pures blood produced by presence
system The Dr. will also give his attention diseases Of
the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from A. NJ. till 9P. N.
Patients abroad desou Of consulting Dr.. by letter. wil
address Box C. 10. dl6 2ptf FrMo&We
First Premium, Shirts,
FINE BESPOKE MADE CLOTHES,
And
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
e9- PRICES CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, and In ali
cases the WORTH given for the money, at
LEIGHTON g. BLANc'S
Corner St. Charles and Canal streets.
N. B.-Cothing and Shirts made to order ms 2peodn
Fairbanks
2 r N @ IP AL uTHERN
- Scale wareborsa
ANB DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND fIRE-PR00F SAFES,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
dl2 2ptf No. 9S Camp street..
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Fresh Supplies.

.
Landing exseanef Empire cy ships Indiana Lapano
and Glad Tidings- -
100 bbis M. slarse MACKEREL
30 bbls No. aF
200 half bbs. No j .
N 20 quarter \. . -.m. ..
100 kits Y.
% drums GOLDFISH.
go boxes n,
20 bbls. picked 7.
10 bbls. No. SALMON.
l50 kits
% bbls. PICKLES.
30 half bbls. =.
10 kegs gallons each.
500 boxes gallons, half gallons and quarts.
80 frkins Choice Goshen BUTTER.
30 bbIs. Pure Cider VINEGAR.
80 half bbls.
10 bbls. TANNERS OH.
800 gallons Pure SPERM OIL
1000 gallons Bleached WHALE OIL.
400 boxes WINCHESTER SOAP
80 kegs BI-GARB. SODA.
M 150 boxes LEMON SYRUP
10 boxes Il d. CHEESE.
s. bags Old Government lava COFFEE
50 casks Muir & SONS ALE s.e r@-.... .z
For sale by
PINCKARD, STEELE & CO.,
a9 2p3t Corner Tchouptonlas and Grasier sts
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Tho the Dny will be under the direction Of
the Clay Monumental Association the Special Joint Committee
of the Common Council, and the Grand Marshall
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FoR MEapHIs.-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet line mail Ingomar Captain j. B. Clarke
leaves this evening O'clock connecting with the Memphis
Charleston and stemphs and Ohio railroads for all points
North East and West and with fine mail for honis
vile and Louis. For through tickets apply j. III Ffes
igh agent Memphis packet Office under Charles Hotel
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sILKss SILKS!

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We have received most perfect assortment of Goods in
the above line and desire to call attention to the
KEEGAN & McCANN,
a9 2p6t No. IA Canal street.
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soNs OF TEMpERANoE.-See the notice Of Mr..
Bieakley, Marshal of Chrystal Fount Division No.
4, regarding participation in the ceremonies Of the
Inauguration Of the statue Of Henry Clay on the
18th.
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YoRpER OF PROCESSION:

Xoi j. B. Walton. Grand Marshal
HON j. o. NIXON First Assistant Grand Marshal
AND SPECIAL MARSHALL
MILITARY ESCORT
Consisting of the Louisiana State Troops of the First Division
and volunteer corps from other States invited to participate in
the ceremonies Of the day, commanded by
MAJOR GEN JOHN 1. LEWIS,
The Louisiana Legion which will attached the Donald
sonyille Cannoniers, under the command of
. Brig. Gen. H. W. Paey.
The First Brigade to will attached The Mobile Cadets
and The Mississippi Rides, Of jackson, Miss under
command of Brig. Gen.
+. T. Tracy.
First Grand Division.
COL Asst Grand Marshall First Division
Edward Toby, Esq, Chas j. Hoyt, Esq,
BW Huntingdon Esq, G.. S. G. Harvey Esq,
Clay Monumental Association.
National Clay Monumental Association Of Kentucky.
jackson Monumental Association, in carriage.
The Masonic Fraternity of Louisiana in the following order
G. w. Race, Grand Marshal.
Escort Of knights Templar (mouned)
Entered Apprentices.
Fellow Crafts.
Master Masons.
Mark Masters.
Past Masters.
Most Excellent Masters.
Royal Arch Nelson's
Royal and Select Masters.
Escort 10 Grand Conssory of Kni hts Kadosh 10th Degree
Knights Rose Croix, 18Th Degree
Members of the Grand Gonsistary
Members of the 33d Degree.
Rear Escort 10 Grand Consistory of Knights Kadosh.
Members and Officers Grand Lodge of Louisiana, A. NJ
Rear Escort of Knights Templar.
Orator of the Day, WM. II. HUNT, ESQ.,
Poet of the Day, j. w. OVERALL, ESQ,
SCULPTOR JOEL Il. HART, ESQ,
in carriage
- His Honor Gerard Stith,
avor of the city Of New Orleans accompanied by his sece
tafies, In carriage.
Recorders Of the First Second, Third and Fourth Districts Of
the city, in carriage.
The Road of Aldermen and their Secretary preceded by their
Sergeant at Arms, with their President, pro tenn.
Hon. b. s. HARRISON at their head.
The BOARD Of Aldermen and their Secretary preceded
by their Sergeant Arms, with their President
Hon. JOHN MONROE.
at their head
City Comptroller Treasurer Surveyor and Street Commissioner
Chief of Police and Iieutenants of Police.
His ExcelIency Thomas o. Moore,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
The Adutant Genealo the State and Governors staff mounted
Iieuienapt GoseFnor
Secretary of State State Treasurer, Attorney General
Auditor Of Public Accounts
Superintendent Of Public Edueaien, Surveyor General
Members Senate and House of Representatives.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoS-C0 C0nJeder-
alton of North Aae,icd.-This body of young
men will hold their Convention in this city, in the
McGehee Methodist Church, on Carondelet street.
The meeting for organization will take place at u
NJ. to-day the opening exercises viii be held at
u P. NJ, on which occasion the clergy Of the
city will ohiciate, and the address Of welcome be
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Walker, pastor of the
McGehee Church.
Already number of delegates from Charleston
and other places have arrived, and we regret to
learn that the steamers Emerald and Queen of the
West, with large number Of delegates have been
detained on the route, much to the disappointment
of those ON board, as well as to those already in
the city.
We hope our citizens will extend their usual and
well deserved hospitality to the friends who have
come from a distance to attend the Confederation,
and we also hope that the meeting may be produc-
tive of great good in the future.
It is to be regretted by all that the delegates on
the above named steamers will hardly reach the
city in time to participate in the Inauguration of the
Clay Statue.
The public are invited to attend the meetings of
the Confederation
The life and honorary members are requested to
meet wththe members of the Association.
THE ST. CHARLES The Wambold minstrels
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bamboo Fishing Poles.

TWO THOUSAND REAL BAMBOO POLES Just received
and for sale low by
RoUssET & GENIN,
a9 2ptf ss CANAL s,reet
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The Procession will precisely Mt Il o'clock down Royal
street to Espanade street. up the lower side Of Epanade street
to Chares Camp and Pryania streets to
Thaa street. down Thaa street TO Apollo street. dowa Apollo
street 10 St. Joseph street. mp ST. Joseph street to St. Charles
street down Charles towards the intersection oil Canal
St. Charles and Royal streets. 5 aE=
Upon the head OF the Procession eachng Posdas street the
State Troops and the First Division will directly forward
down ST. Charles Statue The Second Division will
wheel right mp Poydas street to Camp street down Camp
street street. and will take position on both sides OF Ca
nal street between Chares and Camp streets and the line OF
Troops established the space assigned for the Cere
monies.
The Third Division in like manner will at Poydras street
wheel to left Poydas street 10 Garondee street. down
arondeet street Canal where they will be disposed in sanf
manner as the Second Division between Bourbon and Caone
let Streets the line of Troops established as aforesaid
The Fourth Division will directly down ST. Charles
street 10 Canal street to the line of Troops.
Each Division will be halted arriving at the posi-
ton assigned where they will be expected remain dur
ing the performance of the Ceremonies the o
Which will announced by the unveng of the Statue and thu
firing Of a National Salute by the Artillery.
After the ceremonies concluded the Procession will bs
dismissed until which the Grand Marshal requests that the
music attached the several Associations and other bodies t
Procession will he directed 10 abstain from playing,
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THE ST. CHARLEs.- The Wambold Ministries
announce an entire change Of bill tonight.
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. 1T Canal street, opposite sde
No 2 door from Rampant where he will be pleased
ceive his old friends and others may
services. nl6 2ptf4W
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D R - 81 9 0 = 81
At
KEEGAN s. NT.CANN.S, MA
10, Canal Street Ia
just received per steamship Desoto-
PIFTEEN CASES
Spring and Summer Goods,
.-. AZ. Consisting, in part. Of .-+5
yALENCIENNEs LACE, CReaD 15c. 10 SIS per yard.
LACE SETS, from So to s35 each
ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES from 81 to SIS. Z
ENGLISH BAREGE Plain Figured at Is cents per yard
oRGANDY ROBES, from Si to SIS
ORGANDIEe, from 25c to 75c. per yard
PRINTED MUsLINs, at l21lsc per yard
American French and English PRINTS.
PLAIN AND FIGURED GINGHAMs.
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Programme
On the Occasion OF he Inauguration
Thursday, April ls, 1860.

II EN- RY OF A Y,
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Wines, Liquors, etc.,
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pin continually hand which equal the best that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
of the vintage 1885, 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, Of all descripons-scotch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pnts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will be sold terms as any
other house in the city.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. l3 and l5 Royal street
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NORBERT TREPAGNIER, Esq. Assistant Grand Marshal,
Fourth Division. "t5...l==
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VIcKsBuRG, April 1O.--The steamer Vieksburg
passed down at 5 o'clock last night The Queen
Of the West passed at s o'clock this morning.
The Natchez passed down at 8 o'clock this even
ing.