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MARINE LIST. Port of New Orleans. July 7. 1837. CLEARED Ship Jane Ross, In tosh, Havre Ship Antioch, Mann, Marseilles Barque Agnes Ann, Roebuck, Glasgow Barque Hercules, Marks, Philadelphia Brig Independence, Rich, St Marks Brig Spartan, White, Havana Brig Gustave, Hoffman.

Havana Brig Samuel John, Perkins, St Marks Brig Olive Branch, Emerson, St Marks ARRIVED. Steamer South Alabama, Aldrich, from Mobile Steamer Velocipede, Stanley, from Attakapas THE Gentleman who took a large black silk umbrella, with round top and black stock, from the Western Exchange, on the fourth of Julv, wil! oblige the owner by returning it to this office. jvS-dOtf' NOTICE 7 A LL persons having claims against the estate of -rsk- the late Jasie P. Lo.vu, will please hand in the same, and all persons indebted to said estate will please make payment without delav, to E- Rousort, attorney ior SAMUEL W. GLOVER, jv8-40-3t Testamentary Ex-ecuior.

A CARD. the undersigned. Architects, of New Orle-y ans, hereby testify that we have duly examined Mr. Plough's New Plan and System for a Cemetery in this city, to be denominated the City of the Dead," and believe the plan, system, and foundation, to be good and practicable. Its adaptation to the fcoil and climate of New Orleans, would render its adoption in our city expedient and useful.

DAlvIN, BELL DA KIN, JAMES GALLIER, A. MONDELLI, REYNOLDS, NEWTON RICHARDS, R. P. RICE. PROTECTION IIOSC COJIPA.NY.

AT the Annual Mcetinr of the Company the following were elected fliccrs for the ensuing year. J. C. Page, Chief Director. J.

F. Dola.v, First Director. J. M. Pollock, Second do.

do. F. Matiiieson, Treasurer J. I. Breedlove, Steward.

jy7-3'J-2t WM. B. ROTTA, Secretary. I A A It DING. No.

74 Magazine St. jMENTLEMEN can be accommodated with Board-ing and Lodging, or Boarding, for the summer -months, on reasonable terms. AIso-3 or 4 families. OCT Store room No. 74 for rent.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. The sreamer Bmiker Hill, J. M. -f "t'CB master, win positively uepart HSA this day, Saturday, the 8th inst. at 4 o'clock, P.

M. For freight or pas sage, having a large a.rv upper cabin, apply on hoard, or to HYDE COMSTGCK, jy8-10-lt 32 Camp street. The Bunker Hill will also take freight for Na dies firand Gulf, Vicksburgh, and all intermediate landings. FOR LOUISVILLE. A tcOi The well known fast running steam ft Ij boat Gen.

Gaines, W. Coggs mas-I-rE-iJ ter, will depart for the above and in- termeiliatc Dortson Saturday, the 8th 7nst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board opposite to Bienville street, or to PIERCE SHANNON BROTHER, jyG-39-3: 2G Gravier street.

FOR LOUISVILLFl The well known steamboat Baltic, will depart for the above and ail intermediate ports, on Sunday, the 9ih inst. fclie can accommodate titty cabin passengers, and hs very superior accommodations for three hundred deck passengers. For freight or passage apply on board, opposite Bienville street, or to E. HYDE, Jr. jv7-3'J-3t No.

82 Common street. FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. The splendid passenger boat Co-A-j-JiljlA rinthian, W. Srodes master, is ryVjlM hourly expectid to arrive in port, and '-a, g'iS-f will depart for tlie above ports on Monday the 10th inst. at 12 o'clock, M.

For freight or passage, having superb accommodotioiis, cabin all state rooms, applv board or PIERCE SHANNON BROTHER, jy6-33-4t 26 Gravier street. FOR LOUISVILLE, and Intermediate Ports. The new, superior, ana verv last i running sieuiuer suuuicincij j. ya- -1 ai-i rey master, is now receiving freight and will be despatched for the atove port on Saturday, the 8th inst. at 4 o'clock, P.

M. For freight or passage, having a large airy eabtn, ap- ily on board, foot of Gravier street, or to pjy on ooar HYDE COMSTOCK, jy4-37-4t 52 Camp street. FOR ST. LOUIS, ALTON, and all intermediate landings. jg-jca.

The new fast running upper cabin A 1 steamboat Belle of Missouri, S. rrt'HSs? Shallcross master, having a large pro-Sfcjzrl portion of her cargo engaged, and froing on board, will have immediate despatch. For freight or passage, navmg ppinium ui-wimimuuuuvus, z4 07 89 Common street roil MOBILE. The new, substantial, and Jt running steamboat Columbia, Capt. S.

fuTror iTJptriilnr Packet Letween vyliaiiuitil j. s.nrf will leave the Luke i -c ot'or thp nrrival 01 the 12 clock ears, every Sunday. For freight or passage, having buperb accommodations, on board, or to mo27-5-3m FOR ST ALL, HIGH CO. TWENTY DOLLARS IlKWAUB. Ranawav, on or about the first of June, a Negro Boy named Reason, 18 years old, thin featured, high -heek bones, with very white fr teeth, long flat feet, and stoops when walking.

He has been seen on the Levee, and on board of steam boats. The above reward will be given lo any pel son who will lodge him in prison, with information where I may get him, or on delivering said Negro to me. No. 219 Common street. tahwcstaw i jy6-3S-7 GEO.

S. JOHNSTON. A 5MMEDIATELY a first rate CHILD'S NURSE, to whom liberal wages will be given. Apply 94 Camp street. J456- Dr.M'PAHLANE'S TTNFIR3IAIIY and Private Chambers, comer ol a.

Poydras and Circus sts. j3 3'" i i. i. ii fi II I URGEON DENTIST, Office No. 7d Canal street, New Orleans.

my21-100-3m REMOVAL. FERGUSON, PARKKR CO. have removed from No. 8 to No. 11, Front street je3-lll-tf AS removed to No.

193 Camp street, ext door to St Patrick's Church. jy4-37-tf NOT1CK. HENRY D. BOHANNOX, late a soldier in the Tpximi nrrnv. should be in the citv.

he will bear of something tljat concerns inm by calling at Bienville street. jy 3-37-4 1 DKNTAL SCRGIiUY. AL. PLOUGH, Surgeon Dentist, informs his friends and the public, that he will continue to exercise his profession during the summer, at his resi-dence No. 7a Canal street.

je30-34tf WANTED, A SITUATION as seamstTss or housekeeper, by a middle-aged woman- Good reference can be given. Address II. through the Post Office. je27-31-3t LOST, "'SrESTERDAY, about noon, between the Ex-JL change Bank and the Mechanics' and Traders' Bank, a roll of money and Municipality notes, two fifty dollar Exchange Bank notes only recollected. A liberal reward will be given to the finder upon returning it to the office of the Picayune.

4-37-3t Ranaway, about the first of May last, a cro Man named Isaac Bennett. He is about 25 years of age, feet 8 or 9 inches high, black. He belongs co Captain C. S- Longcope, of Belle-Isle, Miss. A reasonable reward and expenses will be paid on his being delivered to IRWIN, HALL WALTON, jv4-37-lw 27 Common street.

DOG FOUND. FOUND, a large black Dog. The owner can have him by proving property and paying charges, at No. Poydras strtet. jy7-39-3t DR.

C. I. J1EKRMANS, office. AS removed to No. 11 Bourbon street, (opposite the Episcopal Church,) where he has opened an Dr.

Heermans will assiduously attend to the practice of Physic and Surgery, and trusts that from an experience of many years of public and private practice in New York, and an acquaintance for the last three years with the diseases of the southern climate, he will be enabled to treat successfully such cases as may be entrusted to his care. a26-73-3m NOTICE. ALIPriNCOT respectfully informs his friends and the public in general, that the business former-tnerlv carried on nder the firm of BAIL LIPPIN-COTT, is dissolved by Mr. Baily having absconded from the city. The business of sash and blind making, sawing and turning, will be carried on by A.

Lippincott, at the corner of Canal and Treme streets, where orders will be executed as follows Plain and ornamental sash making and glazing. Doors and blinds of all descriptions. Together with all kinds of turning and sawing. riiay21-100-3m. A CARD.

THE undersigned, Cabin Passengers in the ship Archer, from New Orleans to this port, take pleasure in paving this tribute of respect to her worthy Captain, OLIVER MARSTON, br his many kind attentions, and uniformly amiable and gentlemanly deportment towards his passengers an able and most experienced seaman, well deserving this small mark of respect. SULLIVAN A. MEREDITH, Natchez. G. DANIELS, Philadeiphih.

EDWARD J. HUBBELL. Baltimore NATHAN F. COMLY, Philadelphia. MORTON TAINTOR, Conn.

JAMES MEANS, Sieubenville, Ohio. JAMES BEARDSLY, New Orleans. A. F. WIG HTM AN, Philadelphia.

S. DANIELS, do. Philadelphia, June 13, 1837. jyl-33-3t JCrTbe Bulletin and Picayune, New Orleans, will please publish the above three times, and send bill to Thomas C. Swain, Canal street, for payment.

thr. NEGROES l'OR SALE. Four likely Negroes for sale, two boys and two men. Apply on board the steamboat Bunker Hill, nearly opposite Poydras The Negroes are young, handsome a ml heal- jy2-3G-2t FOR SALE. IN Texas scrip.

Also, 2,000 VrW acres ot lexas ianns. ror particulars enquire of Ji4S S. WHI I or 1KW1JN, 11AL.1J jy2-36-4t No. 27 Common street. NOTICE.

ALL persons are warned against purchasings discharge given the subscriber by the Government of Texas, exempting me from military duty on account of disability. je24. CLAIBORNE A. JOHNSON. MISSISSIPPI NOTES AT PAR.

AGRICULTURAL, Planters', Rodney, and Commercial Bank notes will be received at par in payment of accounts or for by WHITTEMORE, BLAIR CO. mlS-96-10t Corner of Chartres and Canal. REFORM REFORM FELLOW CITIZENS I cordially invite you to call when it may suit your convenience, at No. 78 Canal 8t. to examine the new plan of a Cemetery, to be denominated the "City of the Dead," with a new sy stem of interments, and thereby judge for yourselves of the necessity and great propriety of the adoption of it.

I call upon every individual, from the Executive of the Slate to the most humble citizen for this concerns every one, the poor ns well as the rich and in fact all who possess the slightest glow of humanity, every citizen who has the pride and spirit of a man, and who regards the future prosperity of our beloved and growing city, its moral and physical condition, its reputation at heme or abroad, should lend his countenance or support to the accomplish nent of an object so desirable. I therefore sincerely hope that this call will net be in vain. Since the scenes of 1832 and '33, mv attention has been unremittingly engaged in the development of a plan for an amelioration of the present system of sepulture: that object I think I may say I have accomplished. I feel not the s.ightest doubt but that it will meet the approbation of all who may take the trouble to investigate the subject, OT TT A. L.

PLOUGH. THE FLORIDA LINE. FROM MOBILE, ALA TO AUGUSTA, GEO. Improved and Expedited. "Hf EAVES Mobile every other lay, per the splendid R-A steamboat Champion, for Pensacola, steamboats thence to La Grange, thence four horse Post Coaches via Mariaana and Brownsville, F1-, Bain-bridge, Pmderton, Hawkensviile, and Louisville 'o Augusta, connecting regularly with the Rail Road Cars to Charleston, S.

C. and the Steam Packets to CvTew York, Norfolk and Philadelphia, The steamboats are the best for the service, and the navigation presents more than can be found upon any ie inboat route iti the southern region. An arrangement having been made with the steamers plying between New Orleans and Mobile, whereby the passengers from New Orleans wishing to proceed north or east, without ihe delay of stopping at Mobile, will, in Mobile BSy, be transferred from the New Orleans steamers to ihe Champion, on her way to Pensacola, (and returning from the north vice versa,) by which a passenger, from New Orleans will reach Char eston in seven and New York in ten days. The proprietors offering to the public speed and accommodation, so much beyond that of any other line or route between the south and north, hope that the same will be an inducement for liberal patronage, whereby they will be remunerated for the heavy expense which it has cost to thus build it up. Thy would take the liberty to recommend the route to all who travel in their private conveyance, as the roads are of such a nature as to enable them to travel many miles further in a day, with less fatigue, than.

over any other natural roads in our country, independent of the expedition per steamboat between Mobile and Pensacola, and the beautiful navigation to La Grange. The great impiovements in the route have been produced by the construction of forty miles of new road, viz. from La Grange to the Cows Ford, four milts above Cedar whereby the navigation of the Choctahachie river, and the consequent detention have-been avoided entirely: and of a fine road from Mari an na, Fl. direct to Rain bridge, Geo. instead of the roundabout road by Chattahoochee, rl.

lessening the distance above forty miles, and improving the facilities by more than one day. A branch line of four horse Post Coaches leaves Bainbridge, Geo. ever' other day via Quincey to Tallahassee, Fl. Also, a branch of two horse stages leaves Hawkensviile every other day via Perry to Macon, connecf'ng regularly with tlie Savannah and Darien line a trav-elier wishing to take tlie Piedmont route, can do so by this line to Macon, thence to Milledgcville, when the Piedmont or south western line emanates. The proprietors are determined that the business shall be done in the best ftyle that the southern country will admit of; they wiil therefore limit the number of passengers and will make an extra charge upon the land route, as is customary upon the southern stage routes, for ail extra baggage over a fair and liberal air JAS.

W. MAURY, For Stockum Co. MOBILE TO PENSAdOLA. ACT Fare reduced to Six Doaars The low pressure coopered and copper fastened fcamboat Chamuion, plying a a packet in regular connection with the F'orida line, will leave Moliile every other day for Pensacola. In accordance with the aforenamed arrangement of the Florida line, she will meet the s'eaniers fiom New Orleans in Mobile Bay, haul up alongside, and take from them such passengers as may be travelling north, or may wish to visit ihe salubrious city of IVusacoJa, affording thereby a very pleasant and speedy conveyance between ihe cities ol New Orleans and Pensacola.

Passengers from New Orleans should leave that city to meet thtf Champion, upon the 2d, 4'b, Gtb, 8th, 10th, even days of May, upon- the 1st, 3J, 7th, 9th, uneven days of June, upon the 1st, 3d, 5th, 7tb, ice. uneven davs of Julv, and everv alternate day thereafter. E. MURRAY, Master. Schedule.

Leave New Orleans at 2 o'clock, P. and arrive at Pensacola next even'gat 4 o'clock. Do. Pensacola at 8 o'clock next morning, and arrive at La Grange same eve. at 4 Do.

La Grange at 5 o'clock same even. and arr. at Bainbridge next even'g at 7 do. Do. Bainbridge at 5 o'clock next morning, and arrive at Hawkinsviile next even, at 1 do.

Do. Hawkensviile at 2 ocitck same evening, and arrive at Augusta next night, and at Charleston the next evening, making the whole distance in J70 hours, and allowing much time for sleep on the route. TIME RETURNING. Steam Packet frn N. York to Charleston 70 hours, Rail Road from Charleston to Augusta 12 do.

Coaches from Augusta to La Grange V0 do. Steam Boat fm La Grange to Pensacola 8 do. St. Boat I'm Pensacola to New Orleans 24 do. Total time, N.

York to N. Orleans, 204 hours, or je24-3m. bi days. OSBORN'S PII1LOTOKEN, OR THE FIJI ALE'S FRIEND. THIS MEDICINE is of a purely vegetable origin, a very certain relief in all painful periodical visitations, as well as all those sympathetic diseases peculiar to married ladies at particular times.

It relieves the pains, sickness, 'heart-burns, peculiar to the sex. It strengthens, invigorates, and disposes to rest. It is well recommended by thpse who have used it. A pamphlet accompanies each bottle, and can be had gratis, at the shops, giving particular directions. It has been under close investigation for the last seven vears.

and so confident is the proprietor of itsex- traordinary powers in the mitigation oi female sufferings that he will agree to refu.id the patient's money.it does not effect the relief promised, if his directions are strictlv followed. To be had, wholesale and retail, at E. II. Ke.lley's drug store, corner of and at the principal drug stores in the city. $20 REWARD, WILL be paid for the apprehension ot the boy LEROY 12 years old, slender built, high check bones and sharp chin; has a down look when spoken to, but sprightly.

Leroy ran away from my plantation at Manchac in February or March last, and 1 will give the above reward to any one who will lodge him ia any jail in the State, so 'that I get him ABRAHAM McGEHEE. CONGRESS WATER A frr-sh supply from the establishment of Lynch Clr.rk, New York, just creeived, and for sale, wholesale ajid retail, by ap5-lm-is SICKLES CO. 40 Canal st. FOR SALE. A BAY PONEY, Barouc'ne, and Harness complete, together with a and bridle sold on account of the owner's -leaving the city? price $400.

Applr at No. 78 Chartres su je23-33-3t TAKE NOTICE. I CALL upon ray fellow citizens ia the full assurance that the call will be responded to, to lead their In tlie erection of the much desired Colonnade Baths and Institute of New Orleans. Let all public spirited citizens subscribe for stock agreeably to their respective rnean9, and we should soon behold a stupendous standing forth, at once the pride of the soutlf-west-ern emporium, and a monument of the enterprise cf her citizens. It is unnecessary to offer as an argument in favor of this contemplated work, the great improvement in health which it is destined to effect thatmut oe obvious to any one on the shghtest reflection.

At the same time that health will be improved, facilities will be offered for improvement in the arts and sciences and general literature, as well as means offered for the enjoyment of rational amusements and recreations One ot for subscription of stock will be kept open at the Commercial Insurance Office," next Arcade Magazine street; and another at IMo. iS Canal street. jelQ-17-tf A. L. PLOUGH.

MALAGA WINE AND FRUITS railib subscriber has for sale the cargo of the brig -H- Ilecla, from Malaga, viz 150 r. casks Dry Wine; 300 Indian barrels do. do. 400" Sweet Wine-, 600 do. do.

xuihi ooxes iiunck Kaisios 100 halt boxes do. do. 500 qr. boxes do. do.

550 boxes do. do. 50 Bloom do. 150 Clusters do. JG1 I in fine order.

20 bales Colored Mats, je2-10 B. LORING 7 Julia street. A CARD. WILLIAM A. DUCAY, offers his sen-ices to sugar Planters, on his new mode of rectifying suar, believing it to surpass any improvement ever known before in this state, or in any other place, making it whiter than any rectified Loaf Sugar.

He feels more confident in his chemical operations, since he has succeeded in giving the utmost satisfaction to those gentlemen who have employed him. Refer to N. J. Dick Co. Steven Henderson, Esq.

Samuel M'Cltcheon, Esq. James' M'CuTcnEON, Esq. John D. Wilkins Co. P.

S. For further particulars, apply to E. A. Cohen Co. No.

166 Magazine st. m7-88-tf THE order slate of Steam Tow boat Grampus has been removed to the store of Messrs. Fogg.dc sBiook, on the Levee, between the markets. jc2S-32-3tis JOS. D.

LOTHROP, Agent. DOCTOR C. A. SEIGER, TROM GERMANY, ftjp ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of New Orleans that he has commenced the practice of his profession at the corner of Duplantier and Magazine streets. Having practised for upwards of three years in the citv of Philadelphia, he would recommend all who are afflicted; to give him a csll.

Ulcers and sores of long standing are treated in a peculiar manner by the application of barks and roots. -He will be found at home every day. ap21-3m A CARD. mi (John Kreisler" brand. THE MARINE HOTEL and PUBLIC BATHS are now readv for the reception of boarders and visiters.

Both have undergone a thorough repair, and the establishment has been fitted up in a style of elegance not to be surpassed by any in this city, as the proprietors have spared no expense to make it They pledge themselves that they will endeavor to make every thing in the estab'ishment as commodious as possible, and flatter themselves that they will not be surpassed in this city, aud ask' a share of the public patronage. The table will at oh" times be supplied with the best the market affords, and the selection of wines' as choice as any in New Orleans. HAMILTON POPE, apG-C2-3m Proprietors. WHITE HALL East Pascagoula. H-X This pleasantly situated retreat has been leased by the subscriber with a view, if suffif ciently encouraged, to his making it bis per manent residence.

It is now ready for the reception ot company, and the undersigned himself, rrom the unwearied pains he has taken in arranging its means of accommodation, that it will bear comparison with any other similar one in this section of eountry. In the advantages of location, temperature of climate, purity of atmosphere, and beauty of scenery, the place may "justly be ranked among the first of the kind irr any country. The house will accommodate upwards of one hundred persons in single rooms, forty of which were constructed particularly for the use of families, each pair of them, one in front and one in the rear, having communications between, and are of sufficient size to contain conveniently a double bed, and all other requisite articles of furniture. These have spacious piazzas in front of them that communicate with a room sixty feel by. thirty, which will be used as the Ladies saloon during the day, aud at night, as often as desired, to accommodate dancing parties in, for whose use musicians will always be in attendance.

The bar, billiard, and gentlemen's sitting rooms, are in a separate building, placed some hundred yards from the main establishment. Steamboats plying between New Orjeans and Mobile pass here daily, from which visiters debark on a sale and convenient wharf which extends to the shore. The bav on the north side of which, something over one hundred miles from New Orleans, and i.boutjseventy from Mobile, the Hotel stands affords fUh of every variety, and oysters and hard and soft erab-3 of a very superior quality. So abundant are tlifse, and with such facility may they generally be aken, that the proprietor expects to be able to famish them fresU from the water for every meal during the season. The supply of wines and liquors now in t-tore have been selected with great care by the best ju dges, nd the undersigned intends that those only of the very best quality shall ever be furnished tor the use of Ins guests In fine, if the advantages of the posiuon ol his establishment, and his own unceasing personal attendance in its management, and the services ol oblit'in" and attentive agents, of experienced and faitu -fal servants and competent cooks, can entitle the proprietor to a share of the patronage of the public, it WW most certainly be merited by their humble servant.

East Pascagoula, June 1, 1S37. je2-10-2m iUTLER'S Magnesiau Aperient A9 on i Annriflnt. we know of no medicine of the present day more generally, and we may add, more justly esteemed than Butler's Magnesia. During tlie warm season no family ought to be without it. It is mild its operation, agreeable in its taste, and singulariy effi-cacious in those complaints of the stomach and bowels so prevalent at this season of the A fresh supply of this valuable medicine just received and for sale wholesale and retail bv SICKLES CO.

Druggists, 40 Canal st-Sole agents In this -N. B. The above medictne'tsparficiilarly recommended to Travellers goirg to 05.