The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 2

I BY LUMSDEN, KENDALL CO. T.A.Lam0a, Oao. Wilkin Kendall aad A. M. Holbt; 72, camp street.

Saturday MontlMg March 3tf', "3 TlttMS OF THE 'WATIJHt sad qimrterly.it tli Kune rata. AUiuMcnpu mSTSTm for ever, squeal insertion. TUoae ii, Uortli chareed in proportion. Adrtttuemnu, ot to tim. wilt be published one Btootb and charjed ccprdgly.

But no advertuMnuent or Ucriptio wUI be ftopped until all arrearage are paid aalaa at the optina of tin proprietor. jtdvaftiaainaat jiobliriied at interval, vis weekly, semi-werl. ly, td-wasMr, or monthly, are charged one dollar per square for Tar iaaertioa. Marriage and Obituary notice are charged one dollar per square A liberal diacoont made to thooe who advertise by the year. CONTENTS OF THE OUTSIDE PAGES.

First fAGt. Kobbers. Koumnce and a Great Care in Kentucky Going a Ducking- Peripteral Hexastile Retributive Jii6tice of the Indian. Fourth Page. Legislature of Maine A Biter Bit Stephen Burroughs Woodstock, Vermont Copying Stearns A FisljStory Bread, Salis at This Dat, March 26.

Jot. A. Beard Co. sell Indigo, fine French Brandy, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, at the store opposite Camp street 'Auction Mart, at 10) o'clock; also, Running Rigging and at 5, P. also, Blood Mare and Colt, Tattersall's Stables, at 11 o'clock.

VV. II. Robertson Co. sell Beef, Tobacco, Fruit, at No. 67 Magazine street, at 11 o'clock.

R. B. Sykes sell Real Estate, at the City Exchange, St. Louis street, at 12 o'clock. The Races.

The races over the Motairie Course increase in interest as they proceed each day. The entries for to-day 44 those "of the two preceding ones by a long hot. Miss roote, Luda, Hannah and bail Margrave are a crowd that don't come together very day. The betting on Miss Foote was up to boiling heat last evening. When her friends planked the last of their current funds, they were ready to put down their negroes.

This was spunk. tO We omitted to mention in our paper yasterday that the Hon. Waddy Thompson, U. 8. Minister to the government of Mexico, arrived in this city on Thursday evening.

We had the pleasure of an interview with him yesterday, which has favorably impressed us with his fitness for the importunt office the duties of which he is about to assume; and convinced na that die tone of general commendation in which be is spoken of, byrtiose who know him best, is but a deserved tribute to merit. Yesterday was the anniversary of the Savior's crucifixion. It was observed in several of our churches with solemn prayer and pure piety. ICF" McKean Casey have received 44 Cecil' a Peer-by the author of Cecil, a Coxcomb." Numbers 3 and 4 of4 De Lunaiico Inquirendo" re also upon McKean and Casey's shelves. Peter L.

Jure. This erudite, courteous, accomplished, polite and publicly popular gen- tleman addressed us a communication yester day, disclaiming all idea, design or intention of offering himself as a candidate for Muyor at the ensuing election, and denying having given power, pcrmisBsion or authority to any friend to put forth his name in connexion with that office. The following is the concluding paragraph of the learned librarian's letter 44 My private or domestic circumstances, together with the littleness of my claims upon public favor, does not leave ma even the possibility or wish to oc capy, a moro elevated station than the one I now occupy. 1 incline to cam every thing I get, especially the confidence and esteem of a liberal community." ILT" The Legislature adjourns to-day but not, we anticipate, in a row. Well, they have had a protracted session of it and many of them are now, no doubt, on the anxious seat, as it were, lest their constituents should fail to re-return them.

no matter; they have done the state tome service, and in their return tic hearth holds out to them. Morse; 6th do. S. W. Downs; 7th do.

Daniel theatre this evening. She can offer no greater attraction than her own simple name, yet she has out a most seductive bill of entertainments. Go instantly and place your name upon the box sheet, and shrine your autograph in a talented lady's heart. Pay proper courtesy to one of the pleasantest actresses that has graced the New Orleans boards for ten seasons. ICTIn reply to our own inquiry of yester- f.ncro ia me juapiaary we are now enabled to announce that he may be found in Tchoupitotilas street, on hand as usual, with force a fuUsupply of rocks.

CP Lead is a scarce comodityt the present time inTexae. "viuu jij UUUIUU IVevr Orleans) Jwckey Clnb Races. HETAIRIE COURSE. "SPRISO MEETING 1842. 'Third DKVr-Fridtiyilarch 25 Jockey Club Purse, $5003 mile heats free' for all ages.

The entries for the race -of yesterday were Lizzy Hewitt, by Ivifnhoe; Tom Marshall -a' full brother to th? celebrated John R. Grymes; George Martin, by Garrison's Zingance; and Humming Birdby Industry. The attendance was good. How could it be otherwise, when Nature wore her finest livofy Tom Marshall wa freely backed again the fielJ, but at the start few were bold enough to venture farther than horse for horse. On stripping, Tom and Humming Bird had decidedly the preference as to condition-George appearing rather high and Lizzv much too low.

First had the track, rom wc: ond, George third, and the Bird outs.de. lorn, however, managed to get the start, closely fo lowed bv George. In the back stretch all well runnins almost side by bide. On reaching the turn into the home run they were ranged in Indian file, with Tom still for leader he show- in" alieau at me tuunu uj uuu Lizzy second, with George and the Bird close i it I .1. in their wane, uccrge, on minting mo woi turn, quickly took Lir.zy-in hand, and gallanted her to the home ruti.

Here he deserted her for the company of Tom Marshall, pushing his importunities at on increased speed, still withoHt effect, to the stand Tom leading past the ttand first, George second, Lizzy third, and the Bird fourth, in 1:52. On entering the back stretch of the last mile, Tom had widened his gap to four lengths. George not being willing to al low too much of a good thing, brushed up to him, getting to within a length. He wiis.here held hard in and trailed him into the last quarter. Once more, in straight work, his jockey pulled him out, and here a Bevere struggle en sued to the draw-gates.

George passed h'uu here. Monk, the rider of Tom, finding he had lost the heat, commenced pulling up George winning easily. Time, 5:40. Second Heat. Humming Bird seemed distressed, George was 44 fine as a fiddler," Tom doing well, and Lizzy appeared right.

The "Kaintucks" were in their glory George had won a bent, and liis game undoubted. Two and three to one on George were current' and quite a 44 pile" wus heaped upon him. Humming Bird sprang off with the lead, having Lizzy on her quarter, and bounded into the back stretch, both determined to 44 do or die" George and Tom running in company, and viewing their efforts in calm sublimity. Lizzy managed in the he mi; run to, take the track from Hummiug Bird, and passed the stnnd first, the others close up, in 1:53. Turning into the back stretch, George wcut to work, au.l as sumed a wailing position in regard to Lizzy.

In the home run George and Lizzy went ut it in earnest George the victor at the stand, in 1:56, Lizzy second, Tom third, and Humming Bird already falling fust in the rear. To in Marshall running hard in hand into the back stretch, here made his decisive stand for the heat At a killing pace he cut down Lizzy, and running to the saddle-girths of George, the two, under the heaviest pres3 of catgut and steel, finished out a punishing heat. George won the heat and race, jn 5:46. Summary Fergus Duplanticr'a b. George Martin, by (jurrisou'd Ziogauce; dam Gabriella, by Sir Archie.

4y.o. 11 A. L. Bingaman's gr. c.

Tom Marshall, full brother to John RCryinen. 3 y.o 2 2 Jame S. Garrison's b. f. Liz Jewttt, by Ivan-hoe dam Pi Ulceus Aniie by MoDtieur -Tonson.

3 y. o. 3 3 Duncan F. Keuner's b. f.

Humming Bird, by Industry, out of Virginia, by Thornton' Ilatlcr. 4 y. o. 4 dis Time, 5:40 5:46. KT J.

C. Bryce, of Rapides, is a candidate for the office of Representative from the Third Congressional District, in the U. S. House of Representatives. Mr.

B. is a gentleman of very superior abilities. Why does the editor of the Natchitoches Herald harrow up the feelings of Dr. Plough so? 'Tis too bad. CP We were invited into the Presbyterian church, Lafayette Square, yesterday, by our friend Dr.

Rogers, to view, one of the most tasteful P.rinnrlptifra iva liavo mvar anat Lnn to the bosoms of their families, we wish them It was manufactured in Philadelphia by Messrs'. 4c me uomes- Corne ius Cheatnnt at h.J.f a I Wl the New Oilcans Gas Light and Banking Co. KPThe following gentlemen were elected! It is composed of upwards of three thousand by the Legislature in joint ballot MAJOR GENERALS. 1st Division, John L. Lewis; 2d do.

P. E. Bossier; 3d do. Isaac Johnson. GENERALS.

1st Brigade, Horatio Davis; 3d do. Ai G. Carter; 4th do. G. Flarijac 5th do.

P. A. pieces, ana there are twenty-four lights. It is pronounced the most finished and tasteful piece of workmanship ever executed in tlris country, anu tar excelling any from abroad 1 he wheel of a buggy, in which there were two fell off the axlo yesterday opposite mo at. Uharles theatre.

The horse ran awar tlia irpntloirum i Edwards; 9th do. Gilbert Leonard; 1 0th do. cf'the bu t. iiii, bJ all(J atop was "Fv" put to me voluntary race. This is the amount ZT Correct auihorit1 refutes the rumor of a OI niisctiiet done yesterday.

l. a i I t- utict mi MuiittiumiiTiiic, jii which nir. isrifi I bAHLl NAVIGATION OF THE WlSTERH nwpuiieu nuc oreu iwneu. l.ak.jc.9. a eieaniDoat leli Buffalo for Detroit Mrs.

Farben. This admirable actress and 1UU1 innt an unusually early estimable lady has a benefit at the American season for the navigation of those lakes to be open A New Light. An odd character, calling; himself Henry Gass, wa3 arrested last night by the irst Municipality police. Mr. Gass is by- no means ns great a luminary as his name would import; and if.

he ever did 44 shiue," his light has gone out long ago We hare now in our possession his journal, or the diary of his daily doings. In point of orthography, syntax and style, it is a production altogether unique original. From it we learn that Mr. Gass has tried his hand at almost every thing from peddling pins to preaching Universalism, ond from chopping wood to flagellating echolars in Mississippi. We will avail themselves of the brains r.r i plva a few ttrnt nnar iki fJJ- MNata," sorry to say it but the barrel.

you re in K3 They have got a great gun up in Lafnv. ette, and now make it tell by striking one ninir. Thev naoil In rr i-n I If' if" S.VIi.i'i th ti.nu iKul Koll rinir. when it will be seen that we do not overrate the versatile talents of Mr. Gass in thus speaking of him.

But the pun which Charley perpetrated in making the arrest is what we wish to speak of. "ei up, said Charley, when he stumbled a uei1 across Uass, who was lyin-r in the eutter thia purpose, but the gun will henceforth per- 1 44 get up! Who arc you 2" oruviuw uuijr. urn aiajcue gun is JUStCOIB- 44 I'm a Christian m.nlo,,. OB1U UttSDt mencing operation, as tome folks are begin- go in for the largest liberty in a future mat-BiDg to tolk abonthuUiflg up the mouth of the I'm a UniversalUt rnn in 1 jifavAtfA anna re a movement tnwhii-h MOh: 1 I 1 IIIU81 IlHVn ISdan .1 wa decidedly object. V- long 8ice, old "else you wouldn't be lavhY thVKTr' "quired Peter lf a clergyman, but unumio kuuriviiiiu iuni buuid- i bod7 pulling rope!" replied The of this pun would have caused Henry, rrj i taken pre, "eiWD8 Mory throuffh ah ear-rrumrjet-I rantionarv meunr tn r.

and then 7 Mass is 01 ine narrator, I now to oe seen in tne parish prison, and he is a -v view or tbe subject. greater cariosity than the invincible ass. rx a V8.S- From the busi- nessof the House of RepreaeuiauT, iia Hih we select th following as bto-ral in its nature and application. rv On motion of Mr, Stanley, That the Secretary of the Trtasu-rjta dSSW iofor this flonse. whether, hi his "opinion, any further prov.sion by law necessary fo secuie to American owned ships th noastinz tradarff the.

United States, and also lbs conveyance of passengers from one part thereof to another. Adopted. On motion of Mrrf Bottrf, Retolvctl, That the Committee on tho Judiciary be intruded to inquire into the expediency from one of the United States to another. Adopted. This latter resolution is evidently meant to operate on the British West India steamers.

Mr. Mallory, from the Committee on Naval Afiuirs reported a bill to authorize the construction. of a war steamer for harbor defence, which was read twice and referred to the Committee of the whole on Ihe state of the Union. Mr. Barton, from the Committee on Elections, reported in fuvor of Mr.

Levy, thu sitting dele-gati: from Florida. A minority report wr.s also made against the right of the sitting member. Ou motion of Mr. Triplctt, Resolved, That the Committee on Foreign Affairs be, and are hereby required to inquire and report to this House if Cornc lius P. Van Ness, formerly Minister to bpain from Ihe U.

States, hits or has not received a larger amount of money thun he was entitled to receive by law, and whut steps, if any, are necessnry to recover back the money so improperly paid. And that tin; letters or the lion. Kichurd llawes.of 1st nnd 30th March, 1841, and the reply of the said C. P. Nan Ness, be referred to the'said Committee.

DCr Stephen O. Webb, whig, has been elected Mayor of Salem, Mass. KJ" The shoemakers of New. England held a convention lately in Boston. All leather and prunella.

DCP The longest kind of a requisition is published in the New York Standard calling a public meeting in the Park for the ICth sustaining the present public school system of that city. Foreign Theatricals. Mrs. Waylett is at Bath Celeste is nt Liverpool Taglioni is still at the' Russian capital Rubini is, for the present, on his estate at Bergamo. Mrs.

Ken fMiss Tree) and her husbnnd are at Plymouth, or were at the Inst accounts. Miss Vandenhoff was at Birmingham- Brough is in Liverpool, winning laurels in inclo-dramatie and sailor characters. He about to go (qr. come on a musical tour with Miss Adelaide Keiuble. Mrs.

Honey and Mr. Balls arc playing with great success in Dublin. New Play. A new five act piece, called ihe Irish Heiress, has been produced at Covcnt Garden. It is by M.

Bourcicuult, the author of Loudon Assurance. Madame Vestris has paid him $2500 for it. KJ We are glad Ihe. lively inte rest breaking into manifestation for Harry Pearson and J. S.

Browne. They have each suf fered to a terrible extent by the late calamity, i and we are glad to find their friends are upon 1 Ihe alert. Two handsome benefits may be achieved, without either clashing with the other. If necessary, a week may intervene be tween them, and full time be allowed for the parties to act. The beneficiaries may also volunteer with each other, and so add another pleasant aspect to the business.

We venture to say there are going to be two regular bum pers for our old friends Browne and Pearson and we know of nothing more to be envied than the gentle, satisfaction attained by all who as sist in such a cause. Patent Vertical (Jrain Mills. We have a hint for our planters and others that may prove valuable. Wc examined yesterday a ma- wuen brougnt to sucn necessity, a trilling expense can replace the machinery in all its ori ginal usefulness. Every person interested will find it a matter of immediate importance to ex amine these newly invented patent vertical grain mills.

They must soon be in genoral use, if our notions are anywhere upon the borders of ordinary correctness. The machine we speak of is in constant ope ration every afternoon at Shclton's yard, as we have noticed, and visiters are invited -to make inspection of the affair. It is an improvement of great public utility, and we would advise all griculturi8ts to pay a visit to Shelton's, and examine the work. Biddle Co. In the matter of the writs of habeas corpus taken out by Messrs.

Biddle, Cowperthwaite and Andrews, the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia decided on the 14th instant in favor of the motion of the Attorney General that is to that the writs shall argued before the Court of General Sessions. mored that a sale is soon to take place of Bell's beautiful collection, preserved from tho recent land-slide nt Algiers. TT CI W-k u. o. isank otock.

ive hundred and lirantii.nnik r. V. CJ.A I.UIJ -un ouairn uuiieu oinics name were sold in New York on the 14th instant at $3. Steamboat Lost. The steamer Chieftain of Charleston, with a full cargo of cotton on board, has been snagged and sunk near a point called Rock Bluff, between Hawkinsville and Macon.

The boat owned by the Macon Steamboat Company not insured. The prin cipal part of the cotton was also uninsured. as a book-binder. (Q Why are weddings called bridle (bridal) parties Because folks generally get bit by them. Alas! the Expatriated Polks! The Emperor of say 8 a letter from St.

Pe tersburg, has resolved to allow several more Poles who took part in the revolution tp jet urn homo. Amongtbeni is Prince Oginski, who, for several years post, has subsisted in France FLORIDA. Oae of the hardest tosks we haye is to keep the hang" of the Florida newsI The following the 44 latest-;" it is taken from the Augustine" News, 61' the 17lh itistaut. Recent intelligence from Msjor Belknap, at Fort Carroll, Pease Creek, informs U3 that he' (Mojor1 has been successful in getting the hand of Assinawa, one of Sam Jone.V chiefs, consistingpf twenty-three warriors and sixty- seven" women' and children. Thn bund was conducted, in by Alligator and Holartoache, of the Arkansas delegation, nnd W'jxchudjo, recently a' confederate of ihe Prophet and Sum Joucs.

This success will leave fcaui and the of so amending uie navigation mwi Rione nr not twin in ti nnrt of ropilCl nilllOSI BlOlie. foreign steamers wilh Ihe revenue Uwb of the The commands of the JJ nod 7iU inMntry, United by the transuiision of letters under Major Nelson, now co-operating on the frontier of Middle Florida, co Tallahassee, and the Suwannee, have succeeded in capturing two squaws, a nejro and three children. These prisoners, by the last accounts, wre conducting tho troops to the strong-holds nnil hiding places of the Indians iu Cook's A woman was murdered on the 1st iustant, about twelve miles north of Fort Gilmer, sup posed by a puny of about five Indiana. The troops were iu immediate pursuit, but the purly of ludiaus scattered, leaving not track to be found. The 3d rcgim.Mit of artillery, after scouring the ountry from Fort Puree, en ft of the Si.

Johns, without discovering the pign of no Indian, arrived nt PiUtka on the tid and froin. thence took up the line of inarch, iu column of two companies each, for Cedar Keys, the post of concentration, previous to their final dcpartuic from Florida. New Vo.kk Cotton Markkt. Nina hun dred halm of cotton were sold nt New York on the 13ih instant, nt a decline of i per cent, per lb. on previous rale.

KIT The U. S. blenliier Mississippi, Captain Salter, has left Norfolk f.r Nw York. The U. S.

bloop of war Vandalia, Commander Ramsay, has been ordered to the Coast of Africa. On Dit. It ia stated in tlm northern papers that a gentleman of Louisiana is ready to libe rate an send la Liberia (provided the Colonization Sock-ty will defray ihe expense) eighty to eighty-five slnvcs, worth as piopettv of $150,000. Who is he? An Apt Anecdotk. We eijoy nn opportune anecdote.

Wc smile over it, we laugh over it, we sometimes sneeze over it. Mr. Spriggs, in opposing the amendment of Mr. Stanley, froai North Caroliua, to slrike out tho salary of the Fir I Auditor, took occasion to speak of the unnecessary delay in postage of the civil and diplomatic impropriation bill, caused by unnecessary amendments, inude, in almost-every instance, he said, by the died- in the-wool Whig he said, was like that of a inun he met on a race course in Kentucky. Tho tunu had a wolf in his arms, which he said he caught on the plains of Tippecanoe, and when naked if he wna not Harrison man, replied 44 Vcs, by Gd, wolf and all." Something of a Jump The Carlisle.

(Pa.) Patriot swears to the following "On Tuesday night a little black mare, which raa until lately iu the Engineer coach from Curlisle to Longtown, on being led to the stables at Can- nobie, brokn awny from strapper and look the old rond to the Hollows nt full gnllop. In its course it met with horse and cart, which it was expected would stop her career; but the mare look the lap without Irsitution, md elenred th obstruction in splendid style, much to the astonishment of the driver of the curt. The mare arrived at Lanholme full twenty minutes before the coach from which it had been taken; and it is a remarkahlo fact, that although never on thut road lefore, the animal galloped to the stables of the Buck Inn, where the coach changes horscr." An Absence ok Mind Case. A very had case of this disorder occurred yesterdav. A chine now in operation at V.

Shelton's lumber gentleman with repudiated funds in his posses- yard, New Canal Basin, which will grind on an average thirty bushels per hour. It is a very simple and substantial structure, and can be used for years without need of repair. Even sion was heard inquiring here he was to ap ply for specie I Distinguished Stranger. The British steam frigate Warspite, which brings out Lord Ashburton, is expected to bring out another distinguished stranger also, viz the bo Jones who once or twice so unceremoniously made bis way into the Queen's bed-chamber. Wonder if he be any relative to John Jones, of tin; post office, or his erudite namesake of the Madisoniun.

Wc npply to our friend Prentice for ihe desired information. The Difference. Among religionists a love feast means a kind of hulf social, half pious soiree, where all present fieely unfold their experience." Amou parties affected with the tender pas sion, it is a dialogue principally carried on agreeably to the rules of the silent system the eyes performing the functions of discourse in a most eloquent manner. have some reason to be on the alert, i It is ru- dead Among topers, the principal ingredients of a love feast arc brandy cock-tails und gin aud sugar. Posthumous Fame.

Poor, lamented Mc Donald Clarke, who hungered for bread while alive, has pecans of praise sung to his memory 03 Lovers of recherche plants and flowers bv the writers in the newsnanera now that he IVavat. Istei r.ifiFxrF.i List of ofBeers nt w- tadhed to the United States sloop of war Ful- mouth, now lying- at the port of Havana Captain James Mcintosh. Lieutenants J. Calhoun. J.

McKinstrv. C. Grt-en, D. Dougal, T. A.

M. Craven. MnHter E. Anderson. Surgeon Wr.

J. PowelL Purser S. Kamsay. Assistant Surgeon I. J.

Williams. Prof. Mathematics W. S. Fox.

Midshipmen S. E. Wondwnrth. C. S.

Cooper, J. II. Moore, E. Renshnw.T. J.

Mil- cr o. 1 urimo. r. iveuog, j. u.

Wlntaker, E.W. Oliver. J.Kell. Captain's Clerk E. C.

Jones. Acting Boatswain J. Featherston. Acting Acting Carpenter R. L.

Sheffield. Acting Master's Mate W. H. Christie. Acting Gunner P.

W. Richardson. U. S. ship Decatur, on tho const of Brazil, in November, 1841, Passed Midshipman Gough W.

Grant, was tried upon charges of 44 Disobedience of orders," "Refusal to do duty," and "Disrespect," found guilty, and sentenced to be suspended from, duty for one year, on half Griat Mail. The mail brought eat by the pay. The sentence has been approved by the steamship Acadia was tho largest that has ever I Secretary of the Navy, except so niuch of it as arrived in tbe United States. The number of deprives Passed Midshipman Grant of a por- teiters were about forty thousand, and there uon of bis pay, which is remitted. Mr.

Grant were wrty bags or The postage has since arrived in the United States. on the letters for New York amounted to about Tbe-U. S. sloop of war John Adams. Thos; fJyWU; Philadelphia, $650; Baltimore, $200 A.

Ponover, Esq commander, sailed on the Awarij, icuy ana o.stnbation) $500. 8th instant for the Braiil station. FdR MAYOR DENIS PRIEUB. n. i I fiiuu.

buiium ieu announce ta wr re pectablo and popular journal, tbat Dsm Patina a candidate for tho SI ay or ally. JJIe will roceiva. 1 apport of the Firt Third, and nl5 Becowd MpmciraLiTT. Tit the Editor vf the Picayune C'kntlemek Pleatfl piilluh In your journal, tbat I ai tno requen oi ms nuineroni friend, WILLIAM FKEIIKT ha coucnted to become a caadtdata for ro-electioii for the vfice of Mayor of the City of New Orlcaca, at the ensuing election. jl9 dte To the Editor of the Picayune: Gr.NTLEMr.N Kleaaa annouuee in your paper that the friend of PAUL 1SKRTU3 will agaia anpport hi in for tho oifice of Recorder of the Firt Munici pality, at next eloctioa.

feb 10 RECORDER. We ara authorized to announce JOSIIUA BALDWIN', an a candidate for re-election for tbt I office of Recorder of tho Second Municipality. ml9 MANY VOTERS. IlKCORDKR OK SECOND MUNICIPALITY. To the Editors of the Picayune announce in your popular paper, that U.

Gaiex.nik will be aupported by the liberal of all parlice, for the Office of Recorder of the Second Municipality. fm15 10tJ HIS FRIENDS. arrftnls at the 3rinripal JQoUU. Mabch 24, ISIX ST. CIIAKI.K3 KXCMAXGK HOTEL.

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Ark; Pi-cl, Mi IWrer, Baltimore JP wis. Maysullc. Kv. II Kirkev, Holmes, the above port on iuitant, at 5 o'clock. P.M.

For frrifl or passage, apply to tha coiumiiitier oa boaru. or to rrACAR' PRIXCIis. Vaterprof I iutr-rmetliate lai 11 nt 10 oVlrx-k. 1' board, or to FSIXLE CO, mCfl 45 Old Levee. rr The U.

S. Mail steamer SOUTHERNER, E. Allen, leave ilie take end or the Poat-cliartrain RsiiIquJ, for on Mondst Motf- inc. thn S3tu iniit, on the arrival of the II o'clock For freirlit A. Ukv- iifcx.

1 ntvare.ariiilr to U. 8. Mail l.iae Ofliee, Camp street. lar weekly packet steamer vtd. maxtcr, will leave for hex.

Fort Adams, and all MoaxiKC, the SCih inst Ut or passage, apply oa D. R. CARROLL. 93 Camp street. XZTA'CAKI).

8. mail paarener steamer BELLE OF THE WEST, for Loui.ville, Kadisoa and Cincinnati. Pss.engers by this splendid steamer are requested to be on board, oppoiite Poydras street Titti day, (Saturday,) the 26th instant, at 4 o'clock; at which hour will poiitively leave. m23 JOHN K. IIYDE 12 Toydra street.

XX A CAK.U. For Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate laoJinr. The new and splendid pas-scngereamcr DUKE OF ORLEANS, Burns, master, willVjave as aliove this day. (Saturday,) the JCth itiatanw9fi4 0VI0 P. precisely.

Passengers vill pleaeTsan board nt that Lour, as she will positively leave. a VVTIIIL 41 Povdras suert. iii26 or STETSONS AVERY. "Champion" for Mobile oa Sunday. XT CARMThe tow pressure, copper boiler, sea stramiirCIlA.nUO-N, J.B.Canou1 master, (with the United States Mobile,) leaves the Lake end of tbe Poutcharlrainlvmtroad, on Sunday, the 27th inMaiit, ott tne arnvait tne 11 o'clock, ears.

For freight or pamnre, or m2G ELLI St FOSTER51 Magazine st. HZTA CARD. For Floreuce, Tuscnmbia aad all intermediate ports on Tennessee River. The fat running and substantial steamer NEW ALBANY, Coleman, maater, will depart as above on Saturday, the -Cth insu, at 12 o'clock, positively. in'J5 E.

WEBR, Agent. 41 Poydras t. C5-Tha U.S. Mail steamer MONMOUTH. J.Swift, matr-r, will leave the Lake end of tbe Pontcbartrain Railroad, for Mobile, on Satubdav MoaniMC, infctnnt, ou tho arrival of the II o'clock carr.

For freight or parage, ani-ly to G. BLOO, U.S. Mail Line Office, m23 23 Camp street. HIBERNIAN SOCIETY. TTA special vnoating of the 14 Hibernian Society" will lie held at the Committee F.oom, Banks' Arcade on Saturday eveniug, the 2tith inUnt, at 9 o'clock.

Punctual attendance is requested. m25 II. -HAWTHORN, Secretary. Orrica Fibemen8 Insurance Compaky, I New Orleans, March 24, 1842. (DTThe Stockholders of this Institution are hereby noiiGrd that the Annual Statement of its affairs will be ready for their i-tspectidh on Saturday, the 2d of April and that an ELECTION fur thirteen Directors will be held at the Office, 21 Camp street, oa Monday, the 4th of April, 1842, between the boars of 10 aud 2 o'clock.

By order of tbe Board m2310t E. L. TRACY. Secretary. ACES! RACES StXljouia Jockey Ctnb Bares.

OVERATHE ST. LOUIS TJOURSE. Spring Mcetinc, 1812. COMMENCE ON MONDAY, tha IGlh MAY. aud couniiue six dnys.

FIRST DAY. Proprietor's Vurse 50 eutrance $25, added for 3 year olds; heats. Proprietor's PnrWe SKD; one mile heats. 'I1KU DAY. Citizen' Purse 300 two mile heats.

FOX'RTII DAY. Jockey Club Pursov iOO three mile heat. (IVTH DAY. Jockey Blub Parse 1 four mile heats. suqru day.

Proprietor' Purse $sC3 mile beaU best three in um. O-The proprietor respectfully informs bis friends anu 1110 pwouc, mat ne baNesicd the above Coarse aud the extensive HOTEL.We'ntiy erected at the Tha la large, with fine large parlors aud bed-rooms; with large and commadioua lorces an around the Hotel fitted an with entirely new furniture of tbe modem atvla. a.yrt I. i At at A tbe comfort mv.u i "1 ma Kucais. ientiemea from ton South Suit it a pleuaant retreat in the innnieV The location of iuu eaiauibnmeat is adnurabiv suifd to bosiueaa or pleasure, being within threcles of eitr of St.

Lou a. A aeleet assortment of tbe I -t wines aad SoiriM will leant nl Ti 0" MARINE IKTEl5SFr Barqoe Sarah Uaod, Henkk, for BriC Standard, DnrreU, for liarhTjo1 Scar LioaVCtift, forApMaeairolr MoWk Bear Richmond, Holbrook, for Tnomaatoa. Altai vri. irll! Porter, fa Bottoa. thr PhilanthropUt, fa Mobile? Weamer New Orleans, Fulton, fa PitttW Steamer Tribune, lUUxrJ, Steamer Teche, Gordon, fa Opelou.

Steamer Suluaa, Tafu. M.llike.'. Steamer fa Ouadirtl Steamer llouma, Cl.ibor.e, fa Red Steamer ChiefUia. Brickell, fa CincuTnatL Steamer Caddo. DavU.

fa Red River Steamer Creole, Day, fa Mobile Steamer Algoanuia, WiUoa, fa Yaaoo Ck Towboai Sur. Ileatoo. fa the Palai T' TAKEN UP. fortbead, about 9 year old. The owner or owners can have them by prorU.

property and payinr chart ea. 7 proviaj m2C 3i bu on P. McMAIIQN, 1 CO Graviar M. 3 REWARD. -Abacondel, or decoyed awar.

a old, brown tnffe color, ha. a very riaibU scar over hw ric ht rve-braw. 1 burn whe younif. He is aToa.Z tit, atout fellow, 5 feet 7 iaebe. kirt.

23 when be went off a anit of bins; i-v-. Uloons with bright buttons. This sl.ve to Mr. 3. M.

Coulter, of Sevier couaty, and no doubt has been decoyed off by some man. All musters of abips, vessels, or steamboat, are forewarned from Ukinjr away the above under the full penaltiea of the law. The above reward will be riven, if sltve is secured in auy jail, so I ret him or ddirered to me or fifty dollars for the appreaensioa and conviction or the person who iove.rled aaid slava W. F. FOSTER, Nx 10 pUn.de 10t NewOrWaaa.

CHEESE, LNK, ALE, Ac. GOSHEN CHEEisE boies prime; i Prioter's I nk SO krrs. New York lxmoa Syrup 25 boiea Miller's Albaoy Ale 20 barrels Ta lor'a Pure Ginger 39 kers round No. I Soap 100 boxes No. 1 For sale by THOMAS E.

ALLEN. m2fi 't aOld Levee. ST. I.OUIS EXCIIAKGK HOTKL. A.

YOV CHILDREX I.yn-. Juniiisrs, TM Fuller, Mr Keane, CO' UM Pa NOil Mr Hhnnuon and ldy. Mobile Wiater, i airuciinr yeeag iw i.giun aiyii oner inear aat-vices to the inhabitant of NewMVleans; and, fcr strict ailention to the pupils entrusted to ibtrcar k.na la Msaeaa a I hpe to merit the approbation of parent. Uwiirf aad Grography laogbt when required. A SautW School taught gratia.

Terms, par montli, f3 Cflt School-rvaal, No. 80 Conti street. Bi26 It FOR 8 A I.E. a r.Grenzrbark, II Wright, Mayo, 11 LTheU, A Pi Xew Orleans. 8 -i I stroar.

and a remarkably Baa weaker aad iroaot JOT A CARD For' St. I-ouin. Quincy, Warajw, Pxirhncton and Galoua The plcmlid swift ruiininr Ktctiner PRESIDENT, will leave for the above and till Ijiidinfft on tii upcr avtsinc, nt 5 oVIock at hich hour pasaenrera will plrnse be on tward. opioite Poydras at. tu'M 3JA CAKD.vAf'or araasv -The steam backet ALAUAM4K.1I.

Winille. naviur l'he ceuileiunii's course. I en unavoidably trWaiued, will positively leave for capable of preparing ladiea dresses aad clear stares-ing. She is also a good chamber-maid, plain seasj. stress and tolerable fair cook.

The moat satisfactory references can be given. Any person agreeing to give the price can sire, her day or two oa tha'. She can be seea at Messrs. ANDREWS IIATCUER. Eaptaaadestreau i ofdf JIKDICAL, OFFII E.

who are suffering from a cebtaix ma ase. are reaueated to call na No. 122 Cstjal street Those mora mnir.i.ri. invited to cVna who bare suffered from improper treatment anthe abase of snorenry. Recent care cured in a fewUsys; and those of longer auaaiag, ia which tbe cctiintim has become affectad, effsc toally treated wVbia a reasonab'e period.

Such a re obliged to 1evs tbe city within a dsy or two, may have all tbe ftedicioes required pat npcarefaU with sufficient Virecttoo for, by reaaoa hi tbroagh kaowlecgef secret coaaplaiati, sU fci lengtn of eiperieucADr. WaUon caa foresee every stage they raa into, adLaa to adapt his laa liriam -all tbe symptoms as tbVr arise. Doctor Watson's method is to destroy the peisea of tbe d.aeaio at tbe oliaet wfier which tbe cars proceeds by regular stageY in so mark, that the patient erery dsy perceivea Bbnaeu to be improveaW There is not tbe least intarrnotioa ria thi. method to diet or exercise Vhe mediciaes are not naaaeou there is no mcrcuV nsed and the patient is enabled to coneeal bis cOmplaiat freaa every one. Doctor Wauoa, having sttdied in tbe meat celebrated colleges Europe, had many yean eiperience and practice ia the Utsited tSutea, la which there are twoasand who cad eatify to km skill aad knowledge.

He has arcaireXlhu know. leiige oy devoting bimself exclusively tsubis class or disease, wfeica otherwise it is imposaibfor any wssvj iwiis Office 12J Canal street, between Boarboa poiu streets. Opea from 8 o'clock in the mor until at night, mar 28 dla BLOODED STOCIC FOR SALE. ro. I.

Br. m. Polly Peach am, rfS l(the dam of Portsmeata. Polly "lijfH Greea, Norfelk, Aic) by JohartA Richards, out of Fair Forester.J by int poked Chance 12 years old. 2.

BL CyDoLLY Taoar. by imp. Shaktpeare, oat of Polly PeacVara 4 years old. 3. A yesAng k.

by imp. Moaarce, oat of Pollr Peacham. 4w Lady CaljraanELD, cb. m. by Arab, dam by imp.

KaowUby I years old. Lady Chesterfield is tbe dam of SerenVlJp, and other nns" 5. B. by imp. rViam, out of Lady ChesterfieU 3 years old.

6. B. m. Lady RoVrow, by Tariff, dam bv BaDIi' Flortzell 10 years oId She was the dam of Jlarths uecanam. 7.

B. r. by Cymon, damVr Gokanna, (full sister Anadne); 3 years old. DT 8nrkt of Janny Green's dam, by Archy; 3 years old. w.

or. r. by Medley, dam fullVirter to Old Bett, dam of Mingo, by Rattler 3 yeaXotd. 10. B.

g. Rir Rap, by Byron, dsnt by BaJfori; 7 years old. CTThe above stock have fall aad waVanted pedigree, and will be offered for aale'at tok Eclipse Stablea," on Circus and Pfaillippa, facingbe end of Union street. If aot disposed of at privateaaln, tby will be sold at auction on SATURDAY, at llfe'ciock, at the Metairie Race Coarse. Terms at aaleA 20 HUGH ROGF.I METAIRIE COURSE.

few Orleans Jocke? Clnb Itaces. SPRING MEETING, 1848,. FOURTH DAY. LadiY Committee IT. i tr.n.

and Dr.t3.lton. A. Jacksoa, Dr. Ritckie, M. ells ant J.

Kirk man. CoMMtrrec W. 17. Avery, G. Of-B.

j. Weiu WinoJ'd w. f. Harrow, a. 8A -DRDAY.

MaacB2, 1812, Jockey OubPu. -a00 4 mile beats Free fbretf'. ages. ErRaccto meoffat2 'clock. iTates: 1.

L.Cock enters b. Hits Foote, by imp. Coasal; dam Imp, Red and Whits. 9. D.

F. Kenner b. m. 5 y. o.

by Medoc; oat of the Duchess of At. Iborouglk Dress, Rad ana Kea. 3. D. Myers enter b.

f. Hs Harris, 3 y. by Bertrand, (rail sister to JoL i Baacombe) out Grey Goose, by PacoleL Dress, fclee ani 4. Garland, Taylor St Co. enter b.

e. Earl elfar- grmve, 3 y. o. bv Margrave 1 dam. Marram Alay, by Pacific Dress, BlackVnd Black.

After tbe Race, a Paring Trong Bfatck will come on 3 mile heals awa. G. Keuner's h. DUmond against F. i Harmon's Silver.

a CT The Cars of tbe New Orleans nJ abvine Railroad will rnn rernlarlr ta and from the "laces, halfSbonr wv.v, from 11 aatil 2 o'clock- gratefully acknowledging ifavort be b. received I CTThe members of tbe Metairie Jeeksy 0 from his patrons, since vbened bia HoiJ. a as ores I obtain their weekly badrts at No. fcU them that he will avoidno paina to accopmodate second oor, an dat the Ucketeflea al such as may grant him a call, in a style beat klud to Weekly badges caa be obtained at tbeir wiabea. IltNRY 8HACKLETX at tbe Coarse, which will entitle imm- Bt28 3tdaWtR Proprietor.

ffatoa, the public stand and 'fflned by a CABARET AND GROCERY FOB SALE. Vfftr'LU. percent. wiU be" A CABARET and Grocery, situated at tbe cornsr eHlb; f( Club if to barged I. alt eaaa.

will ba sold on ndraaugeous terms, la eonseqaence Suhdat, M-r7--Jockey CM rarne nt tlim m.m wi.kln. a r.lir. It is well snppted I aata.f i i ww a hk--i Wnrifmra beata, I ft. .11 -mil m-- A I umImI BT 1M Uim.l i vii iw .1, mi WblVX Ham-ill KWW I SlL.Tr Vi km raa or I ctom. 1 oi tha Theatre, For terms, Vc apply oa the premises.

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