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NAIVE MERIT.-Photography is certainly a
very beautiful science and one which is so uniyer
sally encouraged by our people that it is becom'
ing very remunerative, aud fortunes are amassed
by those who make il profession. There are
tricks in all branches Of business and there are as
many in this as any other. For instance, 10 fitting
up studio or innaking an attractive show for
passers by, one can send to New York or other
large cities and buy the genius of other artists,
such as magnificent pictures of great men or other
rare specimens of Photographic art, thereby hay-
ing the award OF merit meted out TO them. But
we say that those deserving the highest common
dston are those VINO rely upon their own native
ability for the patronage of generous public
AMong this last class is Mr.. Jno. Fl. Clark, lOl
Canal street, who ranks second to none in pro-
fessional skill. He is prepared to do all manner
of work at the shortest notice while his prices
are exceedingly moderate. Call and examine bis
specimens.
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Honsa OF Representnfives,

The House met at IL NJ, Speaker Lowell pre-
siding, and sixty.four members present.
Mr. Bennett d. of Claiborne announced that
Mr.. Landets, representative elect from Union par
ish was in the hall ready to take bis seat. Mr.
Lsnders came forward, qualified before Chief
Justice Lyman and took his seat as a member.
A resolution by Faulkner of Caldwell that the
porteIs employed by standing committees be paid
for services already rendered, ELECTED much dis
cussion and was finally laid on the table, as was
also motion by Gray of st. James that the chair
men of committees who have without authority
employed porters be required to pay them them
selves.
A report from the committee on commerce aud
manufactures recommended the passage OF the
act relative TO master and wardens of the port of
New Orleans, with amendments. The considera-
tiOp of the bill was however postponed to Tues
day next.
A majority report and a minority report, the
latter signed by Noble of Orleans, was received
from the committee specially appointed TO exam
inc the act redstrictng the State into five con.
gressonal districts. The majority favored, the
minority opposed the passage OF the bill. Both
reports were received and the act was engrossed,
put on its third reading and was finally passed by
q vote Of 81 to Is.
Notice was given of bills, as follows:
By Noble OF 0reans-B uthorizing the corpora
ton Of New Orleans to release contractors under
certain circumstances.
BY Harper of st. Charles-Authorizing the
auditor to appoint certain clerks and messengers.
by IeDlhnC Ol ANOyeAos-Joiut IoSBuliOu
that no act be passed by this legislature until
after the militia bill shall have become a law.
By Lott Of Rapides-To repeal article ninety
! five Of Civil Code of LOuisans.
By Morey of Onachia-Relative to the dvi
sions of lends under legal sales.
BY Lee of ST. Bernard-To extend the Jurisdic'
| ton Of parish judges.
The act authorizing ]. Madison Wells TO bring
su for his claims in any of the District Courts OF
| Orleans, reported by the committee on claims
was read and placed on the calendar.
An act introduced by Mr. Pierce, of Livingston
| granting to K. Mullen the exclusive right 10 ga
tsblish a toll bridge over the Amite river, was
| read and placed on the calendar.
An act by May of Orleans, relating to appeals
| was read and placed on the calendar.
An act by Lott of Rapides, TO organize the
| Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana, wa;
twice read and referred to the committee on
| Judiciary.
The clerk Of the Senate announced concurrence
in several House bills, aud presented others from
| the Senate for concurrence. Without acting uDOr
| these, the House, on motion of Lee OF ST. Der
nArd, adjourned to Monday, the 9th instant, a
| II NJ,
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HEAVY AND SHELF HARDwARE.-The advertise
ment of Messrs. Rice Bros. & Co., dealers in hard
ware, cutlery, etc, ETC., SO and 81 Camp street,
and SOS Magazine street, claims the especial at
teDton of our readers this morning. Their stock
is complete in every particular consisting Of every
article in this line. These gentlemen are, as is
well known pretty much all over the South, the
sgents of the celebrated Charter Oak cooking
stove. They are just now in receipt Of large
invoice Of these economical household indispens'
ables which, owing to the stringency of the
money market, they sell at greatly reduced prices.
Every hOusekeeper should have one of these
stoves, and now is the time to buy to an ad-
vantage. Call and examine their prices.
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WISH / HAD CAPTAL.-SO we heard great
strapping fellow exclaim the other day 10 Office
We did want TO give him piece Of our mind so
bad and we'll just write to him. You want
capital, do YOU And suppose you had what you
call capital, what would you do with Il! You
want capital Haven't you hands and feet and
muscle and bone and brains, and don't you call
thai capitals What more capital did God give
any body? 90, but they are not money" say
YOU But they are more than money and nobody
can take them from you. Don't you know how to
use them? II you don't, il 5 time you were learn
ing. Take hold OF the plOw or hoe, or jack plane,
or broad ak, and 60 10 work. Your capital viii
soon yield you large interest. Aye, bat there's
the rub You don't want to work; you want
money on credit so you may play gentleman and
speculate, and end by playing the yagabond.
Or you want plantation with plenty Of hire
lings upon 1t 10 do the work, while you run over
the country and dissipate; or you want TO marry
some rich girl who may be foolish enough TO take
you for your good looks, that she may support
you.
Shame on you, young man Go to work with
the capital you have, and you'll soon make inter-
est enough upon il TO give you a. much money as
you want and make you feel like man. II you
can't make money on what capital you have, you
could not make IL il you had million dollars IN
money. II you don't know how TO use bone,
muscle and brains. you would not know how to
use gold. IL you let the capital that you have lie
idle and waste and rust out II would be the same
thing with you if you had gold; you would only
| know how 20 waste It.
Then don't stand about idle, a great helpless
| child waiting for somebody 10 come in and feed
Won. but 20 to work. Take the first work you can
ind no matter what il is, so that you do it well.
| Yes, whatever you undertake, do 1t well always
| do your best. II you manage the capital you al
ready have, you viii soon have plenty more to
manage but if you can't or won't manage the
capital God has given you, you will never have any
other to manage. Do you hear. young man
| Rutland Co JguihA-
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Advices from St. Thomas to the 18th report the
arrival of Senator Valentino, from Venezuela, as
the agent Of Gen. Monsgro, to purchase sehoon-
ers. ammunition, etc., for the new government
The American minister to Venezuela has also ar
rived, having been compelled to leave for fear OF
bis life. He was 10 embark soon for Washington,
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An agent has left Cuba for India to secure more
coolies the demand for that kind Of labor on the
island having considerably increased. The cof'
fee, ginger and rum trade as well as the traie in
anise, Is very active at present. The small pox
has been epidemic in the interior.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES.
The steamship United States. Capt. Nor1on' sailed
last evening for New York direct, with tuil
freight and the following passengers
Commodore E. Robinson and lady A.. neNen'
wrs' and Mr.. j. Kitridge, W. r. Hodges, p.
Beker' p. C. Richards, Mrs. NJ. A. Harris, Miss =.
Harris. jamie Kelley, Miss Foster, Miss j. d.
Brown. Jno L. Walker, Miss NJ. Cazeant, +. J..
Wing. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hamilton, Jas. Leighton,
Cbas' M. Aldridge, wife and child; Samuel X
Floyd, wife and daughter l.. r. Adams Jss. H.
Barrett, A. L. Cbarnez, Jno. D. Whiteing.
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AWestern editor, in response to q subscriber
who grumbles that his morning paper ives intol.
ersby damp, says " that it is because there Is 80
much due on it,
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THB LOUISIANA STATE SEMISARY.-The next
session of this popular and fourishing institution
of learning begins on the 9TH of September, 1865.
The faculty consists of full corps of able in
structors versed in all the branches of literature
and science usually taught in universities. The
surrounding country is high and rolling, and as
heslthful as any part of the world. The terms of
the school, including every expense except that
of clothing, is $40 per annum, 5000 Of which is
payable in advance, and the balance in equal
payments January LIST and April LIST. Prof. D. F..
Boyd, the superintendent, makes the comfort and
interest Of the students his chief and only aim,
and we knew Of no one to whose guardianship we
would sooner trust the training of our youth.
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AGENTS wAHTEp FOR THE BEST
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TIE bn leyylng ten per cent. tax
on the interest on Government is
ready to be reported from the Ways
and Means Committee. 1t is brought
in by order Of the House on Buffers
motion, but it is said all the members
OF the Committee except Logan, and
possibly one other, are opposed TO 1t,
and wiz protest sgaInst its passage.
The effect Of IT will be that bonds now
paying SIX per cent. interest will here
after pay but ave aud two.ffIhs per
cent? bonds paying ave per cent. viii
hereafter pay but four and a half per
cent, and bonds paying three per cent.
will hereafter pay but two and seven.
tesnths per cent.
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"rHAT good old Democrat" to use
Senator Fowler's expression, Jefferson
Davis, has Just been Joined by that
other sound Democrat, John c. Brock
iuridge. and both are now at Canada
awaiting the proceedings OF the Demo-
cratic National Convention, In the re.
suit OF which they are 20 deeply inter,
ested. -
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his proved ftselfto be the most perfect pre-
Pareton for the Hair ever offered to the
public 70
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Color.
on from disease or na'u ral decay.
twill prevent the BAR from falling ont
All who use Il are unanimous In awarding
It the praise Of being The best Hair Dressing
eXtanL
our treatise on the Hair cent free by mai.
Manufactured only By R. P. HALL d CO.,
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For sale by all druggists JeIe.Imd4weod
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THE Texas delegation to the New
York Convention, numbering one hum
dred of the widest looking men
ever seen passed through Pitts,
burgh Wednesday. They excited as
much curiosity as would Barnum's
collection in its palmiest days.
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HOOre's Life OF Hon. Schuyler COIEax.
7. b. Peterson q Brothers, No. 800
Chestnut street, PhiIadelphIa, have in
press and Will publish in a few days,
THE Life of Hon. Schuyler Colfax,"
written by Rev. A. Y. Moore, of South
Bend. Indiana, who was for twelve
years, as pastor and friend, in the entire
confidence OF Mr.. Colfax, and had ac-
cess to the dies of the paper published
by Mr.. Colfax for twenty Year,, and
to the Congressional Globe; knows all
his past history and all who have
known him from boyhood.
twill bs published in large duo
decimO volume OF i've hundred pages,
printed from large type, and on the
finest of white paper, with a portrait,
on steel, Of Mr.. Coltax, executed. by Ill
man Brothers, the well-known en-
gravers, as we'll IS a profile bust: in
guilt, on the back, from photographs
taken OF Mr.. Colfax within the last
year; the whole bound in cloth in the
most substantial manner. Price 81 so
a copy. Canyassers wanted every
where. Large discounts given. Copies
will be sent to any one, at once, post.
paid, on receipt OF price by the Pub
lishers. .s-
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4 SMALL FAM CONTAINING E4s
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,Eu1-AvxUAL s1ArEuEET WHEEL

WHEEsG sATTSes ISsZTIrLIoS,l
Isl July, IetS.
The directors have declared = Dividend Of
ten (iOJ pr cent on The capital stock OF this
Institution, ont Of the earnings Of the plaSt
sax mont. 4 free Of FEDERAL and state tax
PAYABLE To the stockholders on demand
jySE &C QUARRIER- Trsasr.
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First NATL Bank Stock for Sale.
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sFH OF JULY EXCURSION

HEAPFIELD r. q.
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Music! Music.!

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CHARLES sFTRRR

EIANCY DYER, sCoURER AND Re
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ksR Depot. Wheeling, W. "a An kttas
Of SaEWls, BEeSless -kE1hooE1R-- md GSeET .
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A Sn.
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