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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
BILLIARDS.
TIE DIAMOND CUE MATCH.


The removal of John Deery. the holder of
tho diamond cue emblem OF the championship. seems
likely 20 complicste tho arrangements for matches In
which the the main stake At the time tho great
tournament was held In NewYOrk, Mr.. Deery was reA
dent Of this CITY, and remained until the FosterDeey
match. week more previous TO that game, grille
Dion the efthanded champion Of the Canadas, chal.
eDged the winner, supposing the trial would take place
interval before the time for tho match. Mr. Deery re-
moved the Pacific Coast and nominated Ban francisco
the city In which the game should be played Accord
ing the rules governing contests for this cue city
bat those in them to be selected Deery
proposed 10 defray or allow reasonable SUN 20 dcffay
Mr. DiOns expenses IN going there. To this Mr. Dion
makes counter prOpositOn-ihat Deery award 500 ~
gold ia the event OF his lDonsl defeat Deery BIAS not
replied this yet, but that he viii comply With IL
body believes The game between tho men by tho way
should have taken place at date not later than the 9h
Of November. 20 '-'' -..'' ... ..... l'
RI THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ILLINOIS. loi ilal
On Friday evening last the game for the
championship of Illinois and 500 side, between Frank
Hall and resulted In favor o. Parker by lead OF l73
The play Of neither what had been expected. for
both stand high Ia billiard circles At the conclusion
OF the game fresh match Tor ESQ was MADE between
the Same parties by Messrs W. ST. Martin and Jesse H.
Smith The following is summary Of the game -,
= y - I Ckossrs Music HALf CinoAoo, Nov. 49, 1889
Pnk PsrIsr aud Peter psdi O points counting
puhbo. barred secohded rpotfes table With "
iael balls seorePstsI ga Spyde sa1 xiussrs HssIags
So Time Of game bOuG Referee Henry RbbsEi Vnpir, for
Psrt. l. Brun Umpire for snyd'r John AeDsr's' Nfsr
ID 10 TOURNAMENT IN BOSTON. q l4d %. p.
Preparations are being made TO hold a grand
Melvin Foster Edward Daniels, Matthew Howins, r. f.
wlnarth, and Frank Dennson. I'D os .' Yi o..
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

u Resisting Deputy U. s. Acknowledgements
Park the pilot who was charged before Commissioner
Shields with resisting Deputy Marsha Smith, while the
latter attempting 70 execute process issuing FROM
the o. District Court has been held 10 await the action
OF the Grand Jury. ' FL. .tfi- ...f.. NiIIfI .'I|
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asked me 10 cali Mr. Hmsuu and Hermann came soea H $40
Hsb,d Tsve hin SO ssIed emsB give some OF the money
The further hearing Of the case was here adjourned
until Friday next
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60 1hua it mug GrntirH.

a TCARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con-
N unE Bpgaee asd Contractor Once Avenue D. S<s
Tsshhsi- - ------------------
EXCISE NOTICE.-The undersigned VIII
II the hepolI.e BsAri Of Ete,,s 90 The os s o. p
Greenwich.st N, y Ill. ..r MICHAEL MI IklON.--
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euyartmrshig goiins.
UthSias 6arHs. IT,

"A Il WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fui-
"A tossI-wRDDIS0 CARDS and FlSE STATIONERY tssssS
lbed lslSD ....... ......I H......T
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nOtins Of Sanhragig.

IN the DISTRICT COURT. of the, UNITED
STATES Gr Tie DISTRICT Of SS@ BSgY-ln tse s,.!ss q
EV0RNH LAURENT, BankrupL-iS BAskEuPTcY-rO WHOM II
MAY CoNCBRNIhe undersigned hereby notice Of bis sPpst
meDt Assignee OF EUGENE LAURENT Of tho CITY Of Psrrsou 10
Coanty OF Pasc and Stsu Of jersey Hu sad nse w has
been sadgd Bankrupt creditors peU. By the District Cesd
Der. A D. 1852 ' ' ALBEIT TILT, Assignee &c
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

"i ......... MINIATURE ALMANAC ......if .... .
Sun rs.s 4o0 Neon res s4l
r .'I. ... aIsH uArhE THls oAr. 81 iIeI u.
s.udJ 01 Gsys Island Hell Gate LAS
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Cost auN fuunS.

T,OST- COMPUTATION BOOK No 4s2
IL Morris RsseI r. r. ABy returning the GO n
KING Tribune onee n Y. city, viii be suitably rewarded
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Corporation Suiitts.

Corporation yolifts.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO coSrRACroRSTbs ne for RECEIVING BIDS fo5 rt ese
Ictou u TIE Rohbes Wood Pavement" 10 Peuh -
Fnhss from the Bove MAngnL ard Of the Stow Foandsfss
Pavement 10 MAessn iheentbst from Broadway So
hereby exleadsd FRIDAY, Nov &C. fs2
ID. ..HD a-i 1'is.i 10 t.a TiOR SrRPHRNs Crtss
ROBERT l. DARRAGH. AqHrdaef
b" Ls-ssl sa 0EOs Il 0RkRNk. y BosrA
Hew-York Nov. n, 1863.
(ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed PkOPUSAIS indsrzsk
With the ue q the worn to shieh relates e Of .bs ah.
OF WEDNESDAY. Nov "a 1909 Tor the
knoWn "A the Robbins Preserved God Pavement" a. price ~
exceeding so square yA. IN Fourth from the
Msgissl Rahst from tho Bowey NspsinsL Ass ss
LAYING Stew Pouuda Pave1esl
At yries exceeding IS PEE ys H. AsDaps lhrsss
on Rtetth It, from Dohiwsr 30 Sesenhave BIDS v,n bs
legally authorised
pTemsa For rths intOrm,tcu srp the Contract 0lsrk v
OGsa THOMAS STkPhhn% I Crosos
ROBT. L. DAKKAGH, Aqusiast "a
GEORGE & GREENE } BosnL
Roruspl cIrr RALL PAkK Nov 10. tS6a ~ -alf i
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u -,r. err er NEv.Hoak, DsPAHrHasr 90 PI=Aso<
BuKEAu fRR RscEIyEs OF 1AIsS
ri Cogsr-Fogsa Pax, % CAanbspsL, No. 1894 , b.
ITO TAXPAYERS-Not is hereby given
will be ADDED to all ta.ss uned % as Les - -
December - Oa ell tasss
errss The rate VI tssss
calculated the sV the books were received o me hesss
Of TaEe 90 the Of paymsnl sdded No s b
sslvsd ahsr O'clock p. N ohes hoors fNm so p a.,
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4" Wbeu ,hnll us three meet sgaip,
10 thunder, lghtning. or In rain r 4.
fHarDer'6 Ferry Corr, Chicago

The Kennebec (Me.) Journal says that in
January last Capt Hiram Mari, fisherman residing at
southport started from hts home to cross the bay to
Georgetown. while making the trip IN his sa ,dS
the shores sesrched for many days Some months
S n note Of $50 Which Capt Mari Sd
against him at the time he was drowned. The debtor
tSas 81 he wa 70 the estate Of the deceased
As the note itself WIS in the pocket OF the Captain when
he lost conclusive evidence could he produced
that had been paid. But dnnDR the heavy gale OF
last September tho body OF CAPT MAR was Mashed
wallet containing, in nearly perfect preservation, the
note So the payment OF Which had been refused The
@ u dSposSS TO- after G S body Of o
seemed TO have risen from its burial place on purpose to
demand t. li.-.I a8. a.ll Uu. I'D O. .....
The turaco or plantain eater of the Cape of
Good Hope noted for the beauty Of tie plumage and
especially for tho rich red upon ts wings This red color
Ingmatter has been analysed, and fonnd TO contain
aeaLy per cent OF copper which cannot DO detected
pound without destroying IT, This colorng matter is, IN
@ E1 gsS sC Sgsn avs en-
90 this substance IL curious fact that this red In the
Ssp n washed al S os their
puRiage In few days by bathing IN the water which
%ase EsSsP Tor The .1 Of sSsr beauty c BIRDS aid
ret seem 70 DO AK me worse for the change would
elaboration Of chemical substance perfectly unique In
regarded poisonous 20 Snaas; and yet the sole pu
pose which, 50 far as We know IL serves In the animal
economy, V one Of pure decoration. .-.a.. II
A German paper tells an odd story Of trick
played the other day landowner in an sgrcultura
district Of eIesia. This gentleman, Herr sohre had
uaFnol with aeIgbboF. which led 10 long
encS and ono Of HE Letters be greatly provoked his
y hlch he Favored his epstsaFy style, few days after
there appeared III theI0cal paper the following Hdver
Taye be obfabed my farm.Sehfoi" This advertise
Dent immediately attracted tho attention OF jealous
ofcla VINO was eBpi0yed in the district 10 admnlGer
IA salt monopoly o. tho Governments aLd he directed
Gas or his subOrdnntes 20 at once 10 Herr SehIefs
farm and seareh The remiees for the salt ~ question
2e bltdRate after GOlDg ~ Slet tAe IalIh auu IOok
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s99g9ggYgV99Ss V9sR

RIO THE WORKING CHASING are now
prepared furnish Al classes Sb constant employment a. eoe
whole Of moments Ban" new s
and po6ah Of either Easily frois Oc to % g~
por,ua by deVotug 1eir whole time 70 e
BOYS aud EiI. G,ady much nsa That az 80
m address the buiues
~, unpa To well sasae We VIII "as
s 10 az trouble Of writing Pail paTeus ISge .n
and OF TIE Peopss
er the largest and best family seuspsp pse
kes scot y nsL Reader roo wat pe'nsoen tot'Asss
vorf sddres r Z. ALLEN l. Co. Augusta, hiine
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vori sddress 2 G. ALLbN 90 AoEu.ia. h.Ine
CU,roxfiou,E SEW.YoRK coLLycroRs oyroE Ner ~ -
ITO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, AND ALL
OTHERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u hereby gye1 thah unde. 10
cent the Treasury Department TIE 's'ea o.
All ss.ns Of shipped FROM ks TO Pase PeI
sT e Ibmgs Of Pauana VIII be GLohd on aad Aef tAs
21h inst tSalin0 day Of TIE steamer htdsksLl
dsts FhAneo by that rots
viii be eqaired uh tbs oGee detailed invoices Of az soes
Skinned Together descrpiive marks VIZ rY
lie ges coasug the 20 be furnished % OF %
for. the dSy Which the goods leave tbs port -,
These invoices marking Pafass sloc3 ne e 1875
the shipment Of goos om other eeas
TL:se requirements sppy Esed. shlEpel bond
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~ o II N EX @ II A N g K
~ BAG MANUFAOTORY.
t JOHN II. BAILEY,
N. E corner Of MARKET and WATER Streets
Philadelphia, L, 1. -
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
- OF every description, for
Grain, Flour, Salt, super Phosphate of Lime Bone
Dust, Etc,
Large and Sma GUNNY Bass constantly on hand
Also, WOOL SACKS.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
- Il o e l. A NJ A L / N.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OFF
PHILADELPHIA, April 0, 1869
The Coroners Inquest having rendered a verdict
that JOSEPH W. SMITH came to his death by vio-
lence at the hands OF some person persons to the
jury unknown, at the hail. southwest corner OF Sixth
street and Girard avenue, on the oath ultimo,
do hereby offer a reward OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the detection arrest and conviction OF the per-
petrator or perpetrators Of this dreadful crime.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
41O6t Mayor.
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HATS AND OARs-

w WARBURTON'S IMPRovPn yFNJTI
Lated and sasyting Dress Hats IN All the
door 10 The Pos oS .he season CHESNUT Street next
"0' uDS6p
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WINES.
HER MAJESTY
. CHAMPAGNE.
DUNTON & LUSSON,
OH SOITTu 'FRONT.' ct
216 SOUTH FRONT ST.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE is
solicited to the following Choice Wines, &C.. for
DUNTON 4 LUSSON,
2I5 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
CHAMPAGNES-Agent for Her Majesty, Due de Mon;
tebelo Carte Beue Blanche and Chas Grand
Nln Eugenie and Vim Imperial, NJ. Kleeman Co., OF
Mayence, Sparkling Moselle and RHINE WINES
hADEIRAS.-Old Island, South Side Reserve.
SHERRIES;-F Rudophe, Amontillado. Topaz, Val
lette Pale and Golden Bar, Crown, &c.
PORIS.-Vinho Velho Real, Vallette and Grown.
CLARETS-Promis Aine 4 Gle, Montferrand and Bor-
deanx, Clarets and Sauterne Wines.
GIN--"Meder Swan"
BRANDIES.- -Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy Co., various
Vntages. 4b
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THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE

THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY.
incorporated lS25-Charter Perpetual
No 510 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square
This Company, favoraby known to the community for
years. against damage
by fire on public or Private buildings either permanently
limited time Also Furniture Stocks OF Goods,
and Merchandise generally ON liberal terms.
Their Capital together with large Surplus Fund Is in
yested In the most careful which enables them
oe to the insured AN undoubted security In the OF
loss. o
Daniel Smith, Jr, John Deyerepx,
Alexander Benson ihotnas Snltn
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis, =. -
Thomas RObnsa =, j. Silngham feu,
DANIEL SMITH, in, President
WIN. g, CR0WEII, Secretary 39S
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BOARDING..

AT NO. 1921 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
ing Board also, II desired lu'
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Eht H4ru Orleans Qtestem
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1859.



we translate the following protest OF ex.Qaeen
Isaoelis rom the international Of London, Febru-
airy IL; .1ar ~ sa
Tothe spsnth Nation: vist TITS
Thu Cortes ileoalIv convotad ara afa.,.st
great extent by violent and criminal msssurss srs
about to meet ia answer TO the appeal Of four am
epIi.tng c1m;neis h tSsir csnss Savs sncceeded
sn n,ssn. ~ 1srro, n snhs,;tnt;rs tbs;, cc-dI
"a fatal t,,snnv far tfa' constitnt;on N wh;oI
thew mostly ali swore adety TO the religion. Laws
hsSyi,s sn2 cns,oyns ~ ths;, conntrv that fhsyy
hsva ovar,hrown ana vb;cb thav are dsv dss,royy
i WV 'Af NV .'0-' .-S' N-'' NSA"''
SThs ooment has nov arrivad for ma IN addra,s
von sano-sa ssnetoys and Senns;ss Of The Iag;t;.
49,, Cs.s 20 a. r;,5a,. ~ an,;s. ,.s;<,s 81;
ma.e SoI'es Va sno AkeoI, sue ensie r.s.' ~. III
psssaoie Tnossos "a Ss;. f"s; ooa'o VIC
, VI eiayo alu Vi pas l;.Ss o ss.
ioDger assis' 81 sucu sPecsscle yl.nV9. Ia.s.ns
ner voice IN protests thefeiofe' ie' !" % hnoWn
py all
pio'es' IN .ns moss sois ,a M ~. a.
snnei ueoialo nun suu rolu al s.e' o. me Ps's ,
rlehts niact. Oh which tnose wno Pre, en- 70 DC
WIN wa,cs NJ, Wv VII ha1a
vi uaIaness WIZ oneo., snen . soss oouu n'Te
gfanteo, nave nov peen aple 70 espotsess mo. ~
Is unnefssny known py via, moans sney nas9
brought unfortunate Spain TO her presen. painIui
posluon. Inanks 70 .umuisoous; sna' Pro.
sihnsu uniVslss anu SOY ts M IN, snsy ns,S
a. CT ;.S ~ .sss 80 ~. fTs-.e 49, ~. -
VIC mig. snseu " snes =. me an VIC ai o;s
aleen. ano Ieg.ima.e ispaesen.aron y, .ao PDiu
ca iisn. ~ Spsiu, " snov.J % inR e01Sso'e "a
IL s oeeeiiui ~ ,s pss;S .nd H.
ueie ~ nv ioi ,ae .aIes.'so, raer as,S 80 ~.
renee tnaI reign 81 present you m9piu sec "s
among you .. .nls momsns .-h. a.
puI vou snoltsns 'ne @,r y, panisnno an,a =
me couos nsapea up isssho9 GUS, aenue nsS
" .tys HaI ycasa hg sho.s ho
II, as Iuss, snoue ,h " Ln'.v;no
eIlosy Ivoeu he ~ ssao - t;nvs 80 a., thss
Low 1ise. 70 =. s ass ~ ,hua.hha7S ~ s,rsn.
plesu y, ee, sT az e .' 20 tasrs "a b;tts,.
seIs nv.se, " susu .uu oup ~ ~ ;nm shnr,S 70
nsss, .x tass uosn ~, LIZ rhirb =,
hinuie sne hao s, y, aa;,,ad Ne "a rh;ch NJ
PeoPie nave 20 ol.en ,hsn nv ont
sIeseu nea o., ~ na,na wh;cb 40
s Gu ant donnS snnuId aWaEsn with;a vo,,
nos s ;sn;rs the resnect Nv ths shadov NJ vbch
1--we can he dsveIonsd in a nnonarchv "a ansiant
eft = CatboIic The nrecons frniss Of nesce- wiss
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DENsACoLA eBsEKvER. III
H-.I a.a
PUBLISHED rR1wEzKLY BIZ VIZ. KIRK . 90.

subserfpacn-rwelvs menthr, -; sx months, 81 "a
vance This sng established Journal becomes very desiraos
Al his time view Of the fact that Pensscos enssny
Der railroad eommuniesions With the Northwest Ana
SecSm sss. n. ssg.eD.pt Of ne matsri.l IN:
tsrsss Of the Stats Of FLORIDA and In Its lssal de-
sstrent special attention - the immense Lun
and Timber growing It's vicinity also 70 osof
commercial items which the careful reaisr will Indicate
ne deveoumen gsat natural e-nntAzez Of Se1sAoos
a port A6ysrthf ems souets6.
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TEE TrErH's SALvATIoN.-Ths interior bark Of
the soap tree Of Chill is admitted by botanists TO
possess cleansing and preservatiye qualities un-
name, gtilldy, Ia from qliHidn. to make clean:
This matchless antisepte Is q main constituent OF
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead OF
every other article Of its class throughout the
Western hemisphere. r.-..
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Few York prices for the celebrated Grover d
Baker sewing machines, and no charge for freight.
Machine warranted for i've years. Only machine
ct for families. l62 Canal street.
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Keep Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulss street and IS
New Levee, keep on hand large aud extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. H. Hall q
Co.'s Msyesyile, KY, plows, sugar and eotton'A
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II ALTMAN. j. o.,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY,
rt rFi And
DEALER IN COAL. CHARCOAL COKE. WHITE
SAND AND FlREwooD,
Es. RIA Bienviile Street, Corner OF Aarais.
Orders eh stthe above place, Box 81 Mechanics hx'
change, viii receive prompt attention
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II NEAs3 n MAYo-3rr 9 f-llI1L
N SUCCESSORS TO MAGGIE KSKAssJ
Removed from No. EagsEins street,

zaHufaeturern OF sadoicFI anu A@~fAt
-IRoKTERs OF
zADDLERY, HARDWARE, BELIIEos PACKING Afb
HOSE, ETC, ETC,
Sos sTeaorpltoulss and New Lsyss' ard %, q sad 70
Common ssreeia.
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
yu.LkPEYRE. W. 8. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON, Ia b. PoTHlEK
VI yURFRBIER WIN. McCULL0OH.
Nv MARKS @. CAvAROO,
T. =. SCHMIDT, VIM CkEENf,
w CooPFR THOs X. FINLAY,
W pIKR ANTHONY sAMBOLA.
DAVID NcCOARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
OAuI.FIELD JNo. O. sINNorT,
aKRARD STTTH, w. O. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
yNo. DAVIDSON, President
WE PIKE Vice President;
r W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. TogRkIKR, treasure r..E
w. q. NICHOLS, N. d., Physician.
ALEXANDER HART, Medical Examiner.
n. O. FoLGER, Agent
once No Ix CMcndelsi street, DsvidsOns Row.
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IAMEa HARAR-

JAMES HAGAN-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Of Prytania and Washington Streets New Orleans
Marble and Brick TOnbS Nantes and Crates; Gernsn
and North River Tagging. Cement, Lime Plaster Fire and
Late Brick. Sand. Shells. etc
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LUM Der, COAL, WOOD.
DETER Ross.
Bull d & II /,

Returns thanks 10 the citizens Of New Orleans for Their pa
rOnsgs The last twenty years He has now made extern
.ve additions hs and introduced several wood
working machines which viii enable him to sttend promptly
70 any business his lima Shop and once corner Of Ply
tanla and WashngtOn streets, Mechanics Exchange box
Ne
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DIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

EAhlOlAS TENT OMEhAg
Psronred BY the Empress Of the French and excessively
an fashionable circles for its Excelencs and Superb
GRITTY.
RIGAUD 4 co.'s YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent. Rgsud Co. are the only I'M
Europe of the fragrant extract Of fangyand from
RiGAEb 4 90 IS TOLUTIyB, delicious Toilet water,
superior Ksu de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, or Forida
WRter.
mined ard keeping It's fragrance to the last
RisAUD 4 cos MIRANDA PoNAFUA, for pressrr
ing and identifying the hair. -
RTGAUD 4 Co.'s DENToRINK, most agreeable
sxr for preserving the teeth and peruang the breath
RIgAUD COTS TOOTHOREAk, . remarkable pre-
paraton producing brilliant vheness 10 the teeth
RIGA0D CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior to Violai
and All other Starch and Rice Powders
THF LITTLK MONITOR; GUInE TO THE TOILET,
Nth Photographs mnstraOns wiz be snt on receipts OF one
Wholesale, Rigasd 4 Co. rue Dc Richelieu, Paris
don.
N'''' =. DUcoygEs,
50 Chsrtres stres
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CnAKEsPEAKE FOUNDRY,
NO. zs GIRoD STREET. BETWEEN BARoNN
AND DRYADEs STREETS.
New Orleans.

John Geddes Jos. A. Shakespeare. s. SwoOp.
GEDDEs. SHAKESPEARE 4 CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Maehinists Manufsc.ur,
syery variety of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills
Draining Machines NIL and Gin Gearing and Crate Bari
store Fronts, Columns, vsntrston and Sash weights
Blacksmith Work Of all kinds
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New Books.

The Ne,rcomcs. Memoirs of q Most Re-
spectacle Family. Edited by ARTHUR
PENDENNIs, Esq. BY WILLIAM MAKE
PEACE THACKERAY, author of "Nanity
Fair" " The Virginians," &C., &c. With
Illustrations by the Author. New York ::
HARPER & BROTHERS.
We cannot refrain from giving the title
in full, as though this book had never seen
the light before. Divine THAcKERAY How
thy fame freshcns and strengthens with age !
How thy delightful pictures improve every
time we look ut them So infinite in humor,
and yet so refined and elegant We can
hardly think THACKERAy dead when we I'M
fold his pages and glance at his exquisite
sketches. We hardly know whether he ex-
celled as artist or author. After looking at
his drawings in "The Newcomes" We feel
that if TuAcKERAY were alive we would de-
part at once for Europe to see him and pay
homage to his great genius. In many re-
spects he was without an equal in his day
and century. We never expect to see his
like. He was q century man. Two like
him hardly live in the space of hundred
years.
The HARrERs do good thing in re-
printing cheap edition Of TuAckERAY's
works with his own illustrations.
Strett0n. A Novel. BY HENRY KINGSLEY.
New York HARPER & BROTHERS.
Sights and Sensations IN France, Germany,
and Switzerland; or, Experiences of a
Journalist az Europe. BY EDWARD GOULD
BUFFUM, Author of six Months in the
Gold Mines" ETC., etc. New York HAIR
PER Il BROTHERS.
The author of this book died in Paris a
few months since, at the age of forty-one.
He had been journalist, legislator, traveller,
and correspondent and had seen much OF
life and been uncommonly active and en-
terprising. The book before us is lively,
entertaining, and practical. 1t gives very
graphic sketches of life in the districts ira
yersed by the author, and also of the scenes
and gambling at Hombourg and Baden
Baden.
me mead Guest. A Mysterious Story. By
liElSRlcH IscHoKKE. New York D.
APPLETON d. Co.
This story, by a German author of great