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desirable sueles the market ior he bs 40
NEW BEHMUDA ONIONS.
If you never have had any in.t
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Prospectus
Prospectus
LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETK0-
LEEM COMPANY.

This company organized for the purpose of purchasing
ten years leAe Of the natural oil wells in Cacaseu Parish,
with the exclusive right dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
of land hundred DO acres which
embraces the old and we'll known natural Oil Wells in said par
sh together with the right the timber and pastuage
said lands to erect the Necessary works. machinery ETC.
to operate the for the purpose of refining the OIL they
see proper to do
Four miles of transportation over level road west
municaon by ds water navigation with depth of 25 feet of
water to the GGf uf Mexico
The capital stock will be hundred tn ugand dollars d
vided into thousand shares dollars each It
is contemplated that fifty to be paid the time of
subscribing will fund ample buy the lease work
the wells II further call will be made for instlmen
and certificates Of stock will be issued by the President
stockholder for the full of stock subscribed for Should
however further nstalmes be required call of only 10
cent the subscribed for will be made inter
walls of thirty days longer.
As the of thousand dollars shall have
subscribed the company will organize by election
officers.
The charter is in the hands of the Notary MT Magner
will be published in day or two.
Subscription lists left at the following places, viz:
WILSON, PATTON d Co, No. 1870 Graver street.
McLAURIN, P0THIER l. CO., No. Ill Graver street
ALSTON F0URNIER corner Camp and Common sts.
LAPEEE FERRE, No. 81 Old Levee street.
A. D. GRIEFF Co, No. 50 Old Levee street.
II. W. BuCKMASTER L CO., Nos. 80 and 80 New Levee
street
II, Won PHUL CO., No. lo9 Poydras street
CHAS. BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company corner Camp and Gravier streets.
AT the TINES OFFICE.
At the CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, N t N. Robinson
cashier Magazine Eatcez Streets where subscrp
tons can be paid
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VOLUME XIV.
Political.

Young Nen,E Democrot;c Association last evening at
o'clock President Fred Ogden the Chair He explained
the object of the meeting and urged unity Of action and ha
mony and concord of feeling any and ell
tempts to divide the National Democratic Party.
Moior F. Austin read the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted by the Association.
WHEREAs We believe the National Democratic Party to
he tbs only truly conservative political organization
istng restiup upon broadest principles of civil liberty
,ectng in generous spirit of mutual concession and
PROMISE all elements of dcordembacing in its ranks both
North and South. those who truly love the it
was Washington, to Jefferson to Madison and to
Monroe and who now rally around the Constitution of
orefathe and the face of every difficulty and every
ger still bear ao in proud defiance the glorious Of
Constitutional Notwithstanding hand in hand around the ad
mnistraton of our true and fearless President Andrew John
and looking to but single end-the restoration of the
Union and the prosperity Of the whole country.
Whereas We convinced that the National Democratic
Party is the only political association which has the strength
to sustain the President in the difficult patriotic course
he Is pursuing and that 1t alone defeat malignant
Vaccinations Of the Radicals and of macontents our midst
Whereas We fully satisfied that the restoration of
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The former was fined
charged with being drunk. The
ST and the latter SO 60

charged with beng drunk. The former was nned
S. and the latter So so.
Johnny Miller, youth, charged by VIM. Davis
with breaking the window glass in the Synagogue
corner of Baronne and Perdido streets, was re-
manded to the care of his parents.
Jack Martin was arragned, charged by ".
Boyce with keeping gambling house in which
are played the games of faro, roulette, etc. He
was released on giving $500 bail.
Lindsey and Scott, both colored, were arraigned,
charged with stealing from the residence of Judge
Maybin. No. 229 Carondelet street. a lot of silver
ware. The stolen articles were captured on the
property occupied by Scott as barber shop, on
Girod street. The case was continued.
RECORDER VENKARD's CoUET.-Thos Coolahan,
alias Red Tom was arrsigned, charged with house
breaking and robbery. Case continued.
Wilhemina Sottermeister, charged with lunaey,
was sent to the Insane Asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. West and Mrs. Fox were arraigned,
charged with insult and abuse. Case continued.
Albert Lewis, colored, was arraigned. charged
with malicious mischief. He was discharged.
Clifford Hall, colored, was arraigned. charged
with insult and abuse. He was discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaffer charged with insult and
abuse. Case continued,
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A WARNISG.-Mr Samuel N. Pike manufacturer
of the celebrated " Magnolia" whisky. publishes
card to-day, warning stencil plate makers and
all others, against any attempt to impose on the
public by representing as Magnolia whisky what is
not the genuine article. Mr.. Pike has lately had
rights in this respect asserted by decision of the
Fourth District Court, and parties ought therefore
to be particular what they do. His agents in this
city are Messrs. Longstreet, Owen & Co., No. 81
Union street, from whom purchasers can always
rely on getting the genuine Magnolia whisky, direct
from the manufacturer and in any quantity.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
BY THE SHERIFF.-We call particular attention to
the sale at auction to be made this day at noon at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans of
frst-a dwelling house situated on Canal street,
between Claiborne and Derbigny, First District.
Second-two lots of ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated at the corner of
Rousseau and Second streets, Fourth District. See
advertisements.
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PATENT CoTroN TIEs.-Messrs. Bruff, Brother &
Seaver, the well-known cotton factors and general
commission merchants at No. al Carondelet street,
announce to-day that they are the sole agents of
Hooks patent cotton ties. Planters will take
notice of this fact. See advertisement.
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IT. FStSsgIIxSle91i.


STATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is now receiving fns assortment of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly for
this market which he invites the Of his customers
and the public generally
BLANK BOOKS of every size and style of ruling bind
ing, constantly on hand and made to order
COMMERCIAL BLANKS Of all kinds on hand and printed
to order in the neatest style.
An extensive and complete stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes ne Copying Presses as well as
variety of cheaper ones all warranted.
Copying Press Stands, Books, Brushes, ETC.. etc.
Foey's Superior GOLD PENS.
Farchld's :. :.
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers
WRITING PAPER aud ENVELOPS Of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS Of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPER-2lhx33 and 3lx4S
Checks, Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange Bill Heads and
CARDS printed or Autographed in handsome style.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
T6 Camp Street
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Messrs. Garth.
waite, Lewis Stuart, in the Tulane Buildings Nos.
81 and 80 Camp street, are now offering their large
and varied stock of clothing at wholesale retail
and at greatly reduced prices This being the
season when merchants from the interior desire to
replenish their stocks, and when every body wants
summer outfit, the Tulane Buildings is the place
to go to, to get satisfaction.
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WILCOX & GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
BRAID tuck, gather, quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction Wilcox g. Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
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R'0ssat CEenr Hotel.

The undersigned will open the Point c,.o ry., ,
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment is now being repanted and put in co
plee repair and condition. Gas water works ara ,
erected the grounds beautifully ont and the hons,
nshed entirely uew with the best materials and thu ,a
improvements
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
Of the approved pattern have been ordered Pin
Alleys being built and every suitable the c
mate aud place afforded to man, and child. For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahanes this celebrated watering place has supe
the continent and the undersigned intends to make it
the most eassnt and comfortable in the world.
CHAS. E. SMEDES. Manager
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Dyspepsia destroys the teeth unless its effects
are counteracted by that pure vegetable tonic and
antiseptic, sozodont. No bodily disease can i'm
pair them if this antdote to all corrosive elements
that act upon the enamel is regularly applied.
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national railroad convention will be held in
Philadelphia July A. for the purpose of getting the
railroad managers of the country acquainted with
each other and the consideration of railway inter.
ests generally.
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The STITCH made by the Wilcox & Gibbs sew.
ing machines is neXceptionable, and superior
even to hand sewing, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No s ST. Charles street.
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Cedar Camphor defends furs and woolens from
moths and millers. Made by Harris & Chapman
Boston. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Concerning cholera in New Orleans, the Mem
phis Post of the llth says
The papers are silent, but private letters and
gentlemen coming from New Orleans report few
cases of the cholera at that city.
Nonsense!
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MlLKA-A New York milkman recently had his
. mill. y foruibly analyzed by his customers The
pafts of water to one of milk, to which was added
starch to give the mixture sufficient thickness,
grease to make it oleaginous, and small proportion
Of roasted sugar, to give it rich, yellow creamy
color. It would, no doubt, be an excellent plan
| to have some of the milk P" furnished in Phladsl-
! nhia similarly analyzed.
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CANNoN.-The French ordnance committee have
decided that the breech-loading cannon are fail.
ures for throwing heavy shot,
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General John B. Palmer has been relieved as
commander of the Department of Kentucky, and
General Jefferson G. Davis appointed to take his
Mace
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Go and see the glass steam engines at the Mu
scum, No. 90 St. Charles street.
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The LOWEST DErTH.-A man has been arrested
in Newark. N. j., for stealing Grape placed upon
door knob to indicate death in the houses
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Go and see the glass steam engines at the Ma
scum, No. 90 st. Charles street. 49,

Too MUcu "ATroN."-The following love-lstter
and reply we find in Mississippi ezchange:
Madane-Most worthy of my admratioa after
long consideration, and much meditation OF the
great reputation You possess in she nation, Ihave
a strong inclination to become yeur relation. On
your application of the declaration, saai make
preparation to move situatiolas to profess my ad-
mraton; and if such obligation is werthy Of OBJ
servation, and can obtain comynissesa ation it Will
be an aggrandfzation, beyoad. all calculation, of
the joy aud exultation of,
Yours, SAM. DGsIpERArIcN.
THE ANSWER.
Sir received your oration with much deaibera,
tion and little condensation at the great infatu-
alton OF your weak imagination. to show such
venerauon on so light a Foundation. Esuppsse
your animation was the fruit of recreation. or had
sprung from ostentntion to display your education
ey odd enumeration, or rather multiplication Of
WORDS OF the ss.aA, Termination, thoagh Of great
variation in them respective signissaiion- Now,
withont disputation your laborious application to
30 !edious aA occupation, deserves eommesdation,
ano thinknLg imitation sufficient qualification am
without esitation; SALLY MoDERATloN.
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Cnrpesss,gs, Curtains, Etc.

We have lately received handsome assortment Of CUR
TAIN MATERIALS snC Satin Delaine, Reps, Worsted
Dsmasks and Lace Curtains Of various qualities Loops
Gmps Cornices Bands, Pins, etc, etc GARPETINGS Of
all kinds and qualities FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATrINGS
and all other articles in line which offer at greatly
duced prices.
A. BROUSSEAU l. CO.,
Importers, 10 Chartres street.
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HOME AGAIN.-Some time ago Dave Johnston,
the Peoples halter, at No. 80 St. Charles street,
announced that he was at "home again." and we
have now the pleasure of informing his friends
| the public, all the world "and the rest of man
kind" that he is still sat home" and in his usual
hospitable and hat-and-captal style, will receive
all his visitors. Mr.. Johnston has been lately
| receiving, direct from Europe, large assortment
of hats of every description and of the very best
| quality, and he naturally desires his friends and
| the public to look ct them. He has also received
an assortment of French straw goods. All of
which he offers at reasonable prices. Mr.. Johnston
is not disconnected by the capture" of his old
establishment during the war, but has rallied to
the front again, and throws down the challenge of
competition in his old business. We feel that we
are doing public service when we say ego to
Johnston's for your hats"
| STEAMER CREoLE.-We notice that the favorite
| Gulf coast steamer Creole, Capt. Charley Walker,
| inaugurates the summer season by reduction of
passage to all points on the coast and passengers
can now go to Pascagoula for IS, and to Bay St.
Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi or
Ocean Springs for only 50. visitor to any of the
watering places can now have delightful sail to all
points on the coast for mere trife, in boat COM
manded by an experienced and agreeable officer,
and with the certainty of having his comfort care
fully attended to. Messrs. Leach g. Perkins, cor
ner Carondelet and Gravier are the agents,
and will give all necessary information. Freights
also taken at the lowest rates. The Creole leaves
this evening, as usual on Saturdays on the arrival
of the o'clock train on the Pontchartrain rail
road
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CoTToN SEED.-The Montgomery (Ala.) Ledger
states that the cotton seed which have lain in the
lint, ungnned, for IL months will not do to depend
upon for planting. Old seed, when ginned the fall
the cotton is picked are as good as now but
when the seed have laid ungnned for a year, the
lint extracts absorbs all the oil, and the seed
are not good. They will come up, but will die in
ten days. Seed ought not to he planted unless the
cotton has been ginned the same year it is raised.
DR.. Irving, on the Cooper river, South Carolina,
writes very dscouragngly of the coming rice
crop. He thinks the production of that region
will be about the same as last year. He adds
Before the negroes were emancipated the an.
nual production of Cooper river was about twenty
thousand tierces of rice, averaging 625 pounds
tierce but last year-the first season a crop was
planted by employment of free labor-not more
than 800 tierces were made. sad falling off, in.
deed.
This is the story of Jamaica over again.
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The Louisiana ussd TeIns
P EFT r o + EUM vAPOR STOVE
And
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Being organized have opened the exhibition of Stove and
Gas BURNERS at No. log Camp street, Poydras where
the public invided operation daily
{Sundays exceptsd,l from to o'clock.
An ordsr book open the office
.WnisOn DOree,
la. .,....,..,....C ANAL SIRE T.......,..,,l4 1 ID
NEW ORLEANS.
Joha strenna, Proprietor.
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Spring Trade.

Spring Trade.
BAR GAINS IN DRY GOODS.
j. IEVoIS &c CO.
ARE CLEARING
cases French JACoNETs,
In new designs at Csc. yard
cases French ORGANDT,
OF the newest patterns, at 5Oc
8 cases wide French PRINTS,
At 25c. yard
cases MOzAMBIQUES,
At 4Oc. yurd
SILK LUSTRES for travelling wear.
3Eases Printed LINEN CAMBRICs,
In new patterns and colors
Colored SHIFTING LINENS.
Colored SHIFTING CAMBRIC.
SOLID CHAMBRAYs.
WoRsrED and CAMBRIA sHAwLs
ORaAEDY ROBES and sHAWLs.
LINEN MEETINGS.
EMBROIDERIES in all styles
Also, an invoice of
New Style ParasoIs,
Making the most complete end desirable
STOCK OF NEW DRY GOODS
J. LEvOIs & CO.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
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WHeeS0cE, EFseEesy :, Co.,
WHOLESALE

DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
oaer for SALE AT TIE LOWEST RATES, the
following Goods of direct mpration landing British
bark Elida and steamships Alabama and Carolina:
rs casks SAL-SODA.
800 kegs BICARB SODA.
800 boxes French WINDOW GLASS assorted.
casks Cox's GELATINE.
10 coIemans MUSTARD, in glass and tin.
20 gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
ALSO STORE:
300 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
casks CARB AMMONIA in bulk
cases GUM sHELLAc
=. :. AssAFEDITA, primo.
-. ...., OPIUM Turkey.
% y. TARTARIC ACID, English
100 sacks CLUTCH.
80 bbs. ALUM, lump
1000 ba Balls. CoPAIBA, pure.
20 bbls. Refined BORAX, English
.." 20 :. CASTOR OIL, Mol r.M
"a kegs EMERY. asserted.
100 gross WINES, sixes
1000 bs SUGAR LEAD, English.
$40 . English CALoMEL.
sN ~ BLUE MASS.
ED , IODIDE POTASS, English and French.
2soo oss sULPH. QuININE, French.
aMD .. :. P&W
On hand full complete assortment of the EFFER.
vEsCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
Of Messrs T. Morson Son, and Mr. Bishop Of London.
Age,ts 70, Messrs Watt, of London for the sale
of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS, full and complete
stock of which We will always keep in store.
Together with a full variety of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
EngIs!a Medicinal Extracts.
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