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SearesE 4. Taylor,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS. ETC.
IS and I5 Royal street,
Has Nlarge supply of the celebrated CREME lie
B0U2Y CHAMPAGNE, u quarts and puts also other brands
viz CHARLES IEIDsEICK, PIPER HE1nSEICK PAH
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large of the best Old sherre such AMONTIL
LADO, TOPAZ. SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, OF
direct Importation other Madeiras of lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Pcr of less grade
The celebrated SAzARAC IES-Vntage 1875, lTg6
1902 and 1864 large supply always hand All grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
KYSScotcb and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts Hudq quarts. COR
DIALS My usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable other house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos. Is and 10 Royal street.
As to the above randes Sherre adeaE Ports and Cham
pagnes Satisfied house in the city produce good
better the prices ANY house have dozen Of
each named wines If they produce better the price
prices they canuo the judges be disneresed
parties the good with anything have for sale in the
same ratio
n1a 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK. The attention Of stock
holders Id this bank is directed 70 the notice in
column that an election FIJI directors viii
be held 1t the banking house On Monday, February
IIl latweeea lie hours Of III "a. NJ. and 2 r. NJ.
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81 THE HieEoRr GUAHDs ~ reference to our adj
ser sisiag column it viii that the organize
ron 81 this gallant corps has been perfected.
should the Pelican staterequire service, the Hick-
orF Guards will be found in the foremost rank.
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MosTSsofERY CiUagDs, FrEssTIos = Every Thurs
tiay evening this gallant corps will meet for drill
exercise at their arnor corner Of St. Charles and
Lafayette streets Members are requested 70 be
punctlas in attendance.
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MIR. rAL1ArERRo,s PROTEST.

As an act of Justice to very worthy member
of the Convention, we insert below bis protest
against the Ordinance Of Secession, which the Con
vention declined to enter upon its journal. 1t is
needless to say that we dissent, altogether from
Mr. Taliaferro's views scarcely one of his propo-
stions, in our opinion, being correct or tenable,
though, without doubt, honestly and sincerely en-.
tertained. But while we regret to differ SO much
with 50 estimable a gentleman it is but simple
Justice that he should be heard in his own defense
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Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

Cry HoTEI.--Mrs Parks; Mrs Settler, Miss Self
ger, Ala; Mrs Newman, Havana; A Yerden, Miss;
W Shewalter, Miss; W Burlington, No: a Park.
Ga 4; ] ] Wall, A w Strickland La: Jones, s
Halsey, La; NJ Morgan. w E Collins, La; S W
Stafford, V Vaughan, Miss; w D Smith, G ?
Dnval La; L Vance. Tex: Miss G P Alton, Miss;
W A Daniels, Ark !: j W Anderson, FL Nutf, @ G
Germany, 7 V 1 Anderson, Miss " Frierson
and lady, Ark; Mrs Morgan, Miss Muldrow, Miss
McFadden, Ark; N W Pearce, G a ] Brown w D
Davis, La Jno Condin. Miss J Fl Wall, Tenn Fl
D E Redmine. Texas; Jno Thompson, Miss; B
Magruder, Kidd, La: NJ D Lumsden, Ala; j
B Conklin, VIM Gotrell. H Andrus, G Robertson,
D W Eakins, La W r Hardy, Ark; J j White,
Miss; L Noble, La.
ST.. JAMES HoTEL-W HI Lancaster T K Hanson,
CT Murphy, Ark Z W Dwight, Miss J F Davis,
Md; W W Smart, La; Young, Ark; W Gill, l.
Karpler, La; N G Outlet and lady; ] 3 Muller,
Miss; ] E Scates, J " Berry, 4 Delery, H Philips,
La; J Welsh, E c Davidson: ] Gresham La Jno
Clark La: II j Stone, N B Palmer; J B Bradford,
G Petty, La; G 4 Shivey, " Gaines, Miss NJ
Patterson, W Gee. " Patterson. A Austin. L P.
Holmes, G Free, E w Davis, T " Boone, Miss;
W Ia Tihb, Tenn:4J Osment, Tenn; Miss Wheat.
Ky; p D Gales N Y; j Simmons. Howard, S
W Winstead, La; Mrs Woody and family, Texas
Smith, Texas T Crughton, Miss: H III Crane,
n Y; J D Williamson, Canada H Richardson, La
ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-J N Jackson, H Jack-
son, Miss; NJ A Thompson.J A Thompson, F F
Rand, Jno Sheffield, J o Nixon, G P Healy. Ala:
VIC Hite, G G Meredith. A L Tucker, c H Morris
son. La; " G Hite, Ky; S Clark, La; 5 Bryan,
Ross, Vas; 7 " Brisco, J Cofey, Miss; W G
Buzeale, J McWianls La: Hunter: Jno l.
Naming, Mrs Naming, 5 G; COLT Cannon J B Will
liares, Fl B Blackburn, La; F Field; A j Spring
Miss; L E Showers, T H Quitman, La.
81. LOUIS HoTEI-Mrs H Nudge Oakdale; II
H Hays, G N Hall, G K Hall. La ;7Jas LaBoyteur,
Ny; Il J Harp, 0pelousas; q G Stephens, Chas
Morgan N Y; Mr. Coleman j S Anderson, wife and
child Havana Mrs Hartwake: Mrs Aruant and
servant, La; R G Rogers, N Y; Mrs DaBaldrige,
La; Rev 7 $ W Mott, Raleigh; j Il Foster, Boston;
j. Wade, Thos w Beck, Geo " Moore, La.
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nj Mr.. y. i. McISeever, and his obliging assist
ants, have our thanks for Northern and Western
papers II advance Of any possible postal arrange
snart.
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as.s,vor.a E,estimonx. = scroon Ike. Is

AgeSxy0rn Testimony. : scroon Like, Es-
sex county n Y, February 6, 1858.
VIM. +. Hagan, Troy, N Y-Dear Sir: Havig Rscd your
Hair coloring Restorative aud having beennuch pleased
Whit take pleasure in making the folowinptatement
From the effects Of sickness WIN about eight
Of age my hair commenced tunnggrey and
tlnued grow until became perfectly being Eeryharsh
and Last reached my third year, when
was induced by friend to purchase bottles of Helm
streets air Colong prepared by you commenced using it
according directions in few day surprised find
that my haiE from the turning back its
original color II continued to CIV until truly
brown and glossy before " youthful days
fully restored to its original colo
NIyLA SEAMAN.
Essex county So Myla seamarcame before and was
duly and says that the abs statement is true this oh
day OF February, 1883. "
doEL f. PETER, Justice of the Peace
Remember that this result produced by Hemstrees In
imitable the original ysiable Hair Resorstiye
Pricss0 cents and 81 q bots. Sold everywhere.
W. Il. HAGAHz CO., Proprieters, Troy NJ Y
Sold by j. WRIGHT D., q and i5l chartres street New
Orleans. isl6 aplp7kW \
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PRoF. WIssHIP ourposE, Ne learn from the
Chicago Tribune, that ii that city one evening
recently, there was q grand display Of muscular
science BY ]" resident and foreign TALENT Or.
lVinship, who was present lifted 8 kegs of nails,
weighing 1000 lbs. Next with harness on his shout
ders, he raised 1917 lbs. Wm. Thompson, Of The
Chicago Gymnasium, did the same. The latter then
went on adding weights, and lifting with harness
shoulders and hips until the numbers stood snc-
cessigely 1880. 1896, 1896, 1885, 1896, 1896, 2l06
very remarkable lift, the latter to be sure. Then
Thompson swung the 1915 dumb bsiii, and Curtis
did the saIne, and DR. Winship lifted himself with
I big little finger and Thompson experimental with
An l05 lb dumb bell and Winship shouldered a
2as h. barrel Of flonr. and put it down carefully
and Curtis pushed $50 lbs. in each hand with
tie pully, and then 80 lbs. in each hand, and then
laying down "a bis back, put up ll0 lbs. III each
hand. But the feat Of Che evening was The great
lift Of Thompson, and the Judges SO considered tin
the award Of the 5000 prize To- him.
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~ Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos Grver street. New Or
leans. 5,a. ~. dE 2ntf
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To The E0eties.

ID ER's woRSTED STORE,
CANAL STREET NEAR DAUPHINE.
We have just received by the bark closor the bark
Edmund full supply of Berlin zephyr worsted All our ar
ticies ARE of direct importation.
jasl 2ptf REMAIN & co.
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Shirts as BV.ar zortces .


Shirts GE BVHas' Prices!
GENTS UNDER GARMENTS AT WAR PRICES I!
Cravats and Gloves ut War Prices!
S. n. MOODY'S,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
SIX FINE SHIRTS FOR S6-worth SOL
UNDER-sTIRTs AND DRAWERS, at about Halt-prico
AND
Every Article for the GENTLEMAN's TOILET, at a
SIMILAR REDUCTION
HdBaFirst Customers will secure First Cho!ce.e
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARG ST
TRULY Southern Shirt Emporium
In the Country,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS, N. 0
ja2s MoweThsa
Fine Clothing,
G II E; "A p f Q r c A III.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
May befound at Remarkably Low Prices
AT the PALACE CLOTHING sToREof
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
-M STORY BUILDING,
ja29 2p3 Corner Camp and Common street
Robert Estt6t7a
WOULD AGAIN INFgRM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENfLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Is New, Large and Complete, embracing every article
his line of trade.
AE-Ciens and Strangers calling at his
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
| Is and l5........... CAMP STREET ...13 and Is
Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel
Will find everything suitable to their wants. manufactured
and selectedwith great care MAGN1FICENCE and taste
ROBERT P1TKIN,
nlT 2uf 10 and Ii Camp street.
|
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pa-ExperIesace leacneS ua Gase tEeIfcaeyr
prevents many temaer applying the to alleviate
suffering and says IF That objection ohyated IN the
sr James Caes Female Pills, prepared after the pre-
suriptos Of Sir Clarke Physician to the Qaeeu of Eng
land and well to be the only sure and safe remedy for
female obsructions from any causen Thew can
besentin boz so pills. post by enclosing 81
and six posts stamPsto any agent
General at for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
Ny. RIGHT co. New Orleans, wholesale Acepts
andsold 'A 1saleslapis NFuGsis'S fog zplyAY
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MATaIcin a young man named 0rondaugh
vas arrested in amherst county, va, few days
ego, on . charge Of having murdered his mother.
The old lady's body was found about halfa.mile
from her house, bearing marks Of murderous gio-
lenca. and every circumstance pointed to her son
AZ he guilty one. i was supposed he killed her
to get possession Of her property.
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great fundamental principle of American govern
ment, that the will OF the people is supreme.
JAMES g. TAlIAFERR0,
Delegate from the Parish Of Cntahouia.
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R8~Brandreth's Pilis-Thc use of these Pills
ADD TO OUR VITALITY thus enabling to resist the
TIoN OF DISEASE.
The way in which cure effected may be interesting pro
fessiona yet it is not any consequence to man
woman in search of health They want to know WHAT
MEDICINE CURES not how it cures
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~ AMrsEMENTs- Particles 17ledtey. George Jor-
dan HAD last night just the benefit hedeAerged.
the house was iarnmed above and below /; the
dress circle was an especial blaze of feminine
beauty and fashion, IT was, in more respects than
one. the finest house Of the seasonal once re-
lnaneratige and complimentary to the deserving
beneficiary At tie end of Wild OATS the
RoueT was unanimously called out. He made
81 speeeh, or some remarks, appropriately brief
and full Of sense and feeling. AS an evil
dance that the Varieties keeps up with the
times, and e5mpeis the theater-going community
To keep up with IT, we have only To mention that
4 Dot Y with the same unelualed cast, il the card
again for to-night together with the farce Of & Mr.
and Mra. Peter White.'i Mark one other coming
sVent, il you please; and that i the benefit Of
Mark Smith, to take place on Saturday night.
St. Charles Iqaeater Barney Williams and wife
last night had their usual large audience, and
Prince Doloraso Of the Dolefa Isles and Willie
Riley or Not Guilty II afforded all the fun, pleas,
nre, and excitement, that any reasonable an
siience could look for on one night Tonight the
same capital performance II to be repeated.
Netc Opera House. Halevy' grand opera, HThe
Jeweas, il TO be produced at the New Opera
House tonight.
Of his great and varied circus and misunderstanding
exhibitions Tonight. Tomorrow night, just re.
member az you go along, Dan win take the grand
complimentary benefit rendered to himby the l. o
s. hi Read The correspo ndence ON this subject, in
another column.
AsntoTy HILL The Swiss Bell Ringers were
again visited last night bya large and select audi.
ence, who, no donbt, were as much pleased as the
hundreds Of Others who have preceded them.
There were several new selections given upon the
one hundred and twenty-nine bells, which this
troupe handle 50 dexteronsiy. The Bonnie
Eicse Brightest Eyes Galop, Ever Of Thee, I,
we're exqaisitely rendered also the different ope-
ratio selections These are said to be the closing
performances, but we hope the company will stay
another week, for they are really deserving of a
more extended patronage. The Saturday after
noon concert, no doubt will be grand affair." some
Of the schools having made arrangements to attend
Our charitable friends ought not to forget that on
Saturday night the proceeds are to be donated to
Sdhe Rev DR. Campbes !" Mission to Sailors and
Il prisoneraof New Orleans. u Tickets may be had
hy ths package By applying 70 the Young Mems
Christian Association, Oh Camp street, or ii Ar
mury Hall.
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RaAI EST ATE III. John Purcell, No. II Ex-
Place thar fe prepared oattend
t esing aud aecttg rents rites of New
llrleaas JeaslsoL and la1IoIllan DECENTRALIZATION
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NoTIcE. The public are cautioned by an adver-
ilsenenE against trading spdry drawn
+ BsJ. q, Kennedy See Advertisement.
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II III 70 IMP e G TIN e;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

Has cured thousands Of ofEthe dreadful te
yers Read and reflect.
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9~pr. Charles e. Heiis, Dentist, no. 1873
caal street between Caondelet and Baronne New oreans
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Clouks and .REanEiLSas,
MFRS. ER

Begs to inform her lady friends customers generally
her stock this season complete than before and
having ali been selected by herself personally during recent
visit to Europe, size is enabled offer her goods MO-
DERATE PRICES.
FRENCH EAfBR0IDERIEs ard REAL LACES of every
variety and entirely designs Paris made BONNE1S,
Head Dresses Flowers, Ribbons aud Feathers.
pRESSMAKING conducted uuder The superineud-
ence OF Mrs Turner rs herotoore by French lady of
knowledged taste and ability.
Ladies and Families residing In the country who may
inconvenien &c visit New Orleans may rely upon the
punctua execution of their orders by addressing MRS TUR
NER.
Merchants confding their orders to MRS TURNER will
them promptly and accurately executed. Jas 2p6t
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Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1861.
SiThe undersigned have been appointed committee on be-
half of the s. g. Council l. o. S NJ the State Louisiana
tender you complimentary benefit on such evening as Won
may designate. s..."
Respectfully, yours
D, I. RICARDO, Aid to s. q. G. of U. s.
L. "A. CLARKE, S. G. C. of L.
j. l.. JACOBS, Y. G. c. of La.
j. RICHARDSON, S. G. s
JOHN BURGESS G. P. Of La.
~. "~@ j. H. JONES. G. NJ of la.
-'B- +. D. WILLETT, P. V. G.
+. +. PROCTOR, P. G. @.
.ur.. STEAMER JAMES RAYMOND, JAM &c.
Brethren: Permit Son Malta lover
of the teachings and practical examples caary as taught
by august Honorable Order express my heartfelt graft
tn1e for the pains you have taken 10 render The recipient of
public honor that shall remember with pride
Not accept ehearfuy wod hypocrtcal on my part
for man, heart burns with enthusiasm when feel that
professional conrse has enabled the respect
and regard of such noble body you have honor rep
naeceptg allow me to Friday the LIST Feb as
the moss convenient time for receiving you.
Fra,ernally yours, DAN RICE.
To D. l. Ricardo, L. A. Clarke and others.
The Ovation
w.. Will 90. .
TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lsru
. When ....
DAN RICE
And the whole Troupe will appear special and appropr
ate performance ja3O &p2t
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elsyEp Goops. Messrs. Rieman & CO., Canal
auphiss advertise that tles ineceipt
supply q Bella zephyr sossfe6. They direct
oatio li oat lady readers viii dpu5tless call examine
sa0f themselves. Gs
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Nice Messfs. Thompson & Barnes, Nos. % and
non advertise that thsy receipt thirty
ffilnsof Goshen butter Think Of IT, 81 Ike nicely
hnA4ered rail- s1fH,raae, etes, for breakfast
1tLE IyIIouT tt7sEs VIZ. Tte particular atteu-
0R ii easd 70 the large aa without reserve Of
saR aegans clothing khiits aud DIR goods, take
plsea ss dry At 10 salessoeHs f. egerG Co
Mes. Is ana 81 old Iesee street. Terms At SALE
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q Q. ksxe,s, rssslter ana PrapFlesor.

ssE,1yrS III z : No. 70 CAMP STREET..
yearly sutacspti $40 By The Week, 20 Gents.
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FESDN f,sDA Z MORNING, JANUARY 50, 1851.
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY

n Raser Go se At Nos a and AZ Old Isyee
street. ana Bensil streets lot Of
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To the Public.

The ladies Society Of the Confederate Army desire 10 make
the following statement
it is about five weeks Society went into tho
rough organization and during this period have furnished
lint and bacdages and completed nearly teeu hundred peces
Of cluh!ng for patriotic volunteers
Whfh tbs little work that each individual can accomplish per
day aksn Into consideration pretty fair idea of the result
o. tbs socety labor: be obtained Sincerely believing
that we have done part in the good feeling
Conscious of an earnest endeavor perform faithfully adu
duties have undertaken, We call upon you individually
togise US your assistance.
We hNYeeugased forty women whom We pay
fair consideration per day for sewing thus enabling them to
partially support their needy and otherwise families
tbs Sociuty makes dny employ only such sed the
sistlcce thus given Starvation is word familiar lis all but
few are aware whee the fact may exist and houudc
duty wis' poyiny for tile OF those who pe led
Ia cor defence in and will per
rni tcFrSyie for tho utterly destitute and n who
EIay proyenRily fall into hands, The Society re-
teved portion Of the Thus employed from The
officers of the companies equipped by aud call u3o
on fox o fir, time, fellow citizens, forward and
aid MS bG donations however small in keeping these wo
men honorably empi, yed during The summer.
We receive the grGutous assistance OF large number
aees " 10 cy tender Their serVceR averaging about City in
afdaee who work unceasngy farnpe ten h9us per day
To them the Society desires tender its thanks.
To the TaItouS sewing machines 10 e Young Mems
HaA Asocihom 10 of hotels RESTAURANT r
tnch sent us, Hna to city press in general conodca
GonS are dHs for nnnlo' tagorS grluusy rendered.
CoNtrthEt ons will he received daily from A. H. 10 r. NJ
by The officers of the Association their rooms No 81 Camp
itTeat
Our citizens invited visit tho MID sec for them
selves the operations of the Association By order
MRS. JAMES RO s. President.
New Orleans, June Is 1851. =.a jel7 2p,f
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No. CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels si.
peror to Lard or equal to sperm oils, for
Railroad boxes. ,.......,...... SO cts gal
NO. REFINED OIL in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 90 E.
No. , REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white. ......,..... Is =.
No. 3 REFINED OIL 10 casks and bblS., suit-
able for Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof
ing etc.,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
No. l AS OIL, in casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds of gas apparatus. IS :.
COMMON R0sIN OIL, in casks suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences works etc, preserv-
ing the wood from exposure to the wea-
ther or for mixing with common paint or
Tanners oils.... .,................. %
AXLEo WHEEL GREASE. in barrels half
bbs, and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use. .........31s 10 cs H.
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined, in Casks, used
for manufacturing burning fluids 10 20 cts gall
NAVY PITCH, in q and 40 gall. barrels, war.
ranted free from Water, Sand, Chips, and
o'her impurities. Price according omar-
ket
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and are prepared fill n orders We call the attention Of
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed and by Southern men
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
at par Discounts made to the trade
SIMEON TOBY, JR,
iyl f2pbt PnhsideDf