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Steamer "Western Belle." Capt. Wm. Young. In consequence of the inclemency of tli weainer, inn neponure oi me above steamer is ae laved to THIS DAY, Wednesday, the 10th instant, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

jlO SHANNQ.V, 28 Poydras ft CsTThe fine fast running steam packet YUCATAN, 9 Burks, master, will leave liere THIS DAY.tbe 10th inst, at 10 o'clock A for White River, asbigli as Batesville. Passengers and shippers are requeued to be io readiness at Lafayette street wharf. ,110 SHANNON. 28 Poydras st The fine, regular packet steamer MACEDONIAN is now io port, in readiness to receive cargo Tor St Loots, Alton and all the intermediate i THITDQni ill i Jliavira, niiu will wm a a a wai Jllu at 4 51, by which hour passengers and shippers are requested to be in readiness. j8 PC SHANNON, 28 Poydras tt OYS WANTED.

Four or five in- dusirious Boys wanted to sell Papers. Apply at thU Office. TIROWN SMIRTlMr.Q inn ut a.a.m. A auv U.1C9 JJ Brown Shirtings, for sale bv j9 ROBERTSON fc CO, 57 Magatlne st 170UND Last Sunday night, in the A River, a bale of COTTON, marked A. which the owner can have by paying charges and applying to the Watchman on tha steamer BEESWING.

93t RAFFLE. At the Merchants' Exchange, (Taylor's Bar-Roam,) is now exhibited a BOAT, built by M. Abberson for, the Franklin In-stitute, which received a premium fV the superior workmanship and styled She will be Raffled off on THURSDAY, at 12 o'clock. j9 3t NEGROES FOR Two Nnm Men. one twrntv.fi nI ih.mKu five years old.

Also Three Women, one 14, one 16 and one 19 years old, all likely and fully guaranteed. Apply at 54 Common street. jg STRAW ing inHu imraur uenesee, several rases or STRAW BONNETS, Spring shapes for la- n-nivu uiictl IIVU1 uie manufacturer, and for sale by Jan 7 tf DP fCANLAN, 12 Chartres st, A GRADUATE of a distinguished University, well acquainted with the most ap. proved mode of Teaching, and for the last year a Professor at an eminent establishment in this city, offers his services in a similar capacity to Principals of Academic Institutions. He is accustomed to teach the Classics, Mathematics, and the higher branches of English Literature.

A hn addressed to "ALPHA," at the Post Office, will be attended to. j9it "PORTRAIT PAINTING Mr. R. A BQOLE has token rooms for painting, opposite the Verandah, near the St Charles Hotel, and over the Auction Store on St Charles street, where be will be happy to receive visiters. The public are also invited to see his large pictures, the Elopement and Rescue, which are exhibited gratuitously at the Washington Armory, on Camp street, over Messrs Beard fc Richardson's Auction Rooms.

Tyi fc WINES. 5 quarter casks Amontillado Sherry, or Harmony's celebrated brand. 80 cases of fine old Crown Sherry, in cases of three dozen each. 20 demijohns, 5 gallons each, fine old Pale Sherry. 100 dozen fine old Port Wine for sale by J7 3t HAINES, 11 St Charles st WILLIAM G.

HEWES, No. 40 Chartres street, has for sale 16 cases 7-8 Platillas, 12 do 4-4 Shirtings, 18 do Cambrics; 9-8 Shirtings, Lawns, Checks, Muslins, Printed Carpeting, Linen Drills, fcc. All entitled to drawback. j7St Dr. M.

F. HALEY, Surgeon Dentist, may be found at bis rooms, No 6 Carondelet street, in the bouse occupied by Dr. Slade, where he will attend to everynecessary operation on the teeth. The public may be assured that bit mode of Plugging and I Setting teeth is not surpassed by any I much less than baa been charged in thi vujtri. t.

LH lir IUT wori will DP 'city heretofore. Those needing the services of a dentist will do well to call and examine tor themselves. All operations warranted; Dr. Haley is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen of this city Drs. Stone, Rush ton, Slade, Snowden, J.

B. Richey, Gans, Thomas sod Rev. T. Clapp. j7 tf DAGUERRE'S CHEMICAL PROCESS TO PERFECTION, No.

25 Exchange Plat, next door below the Putt Office. EDWARD FREDERIC. CheroUt, just from Paris, and EMIL HERBhUGER, Professor of Music, takes beautiful olored Daguerreotype Portraits, equal to any io Franc. Being not load of challenging and boasting, being perfectly aware of the delicacy and difficulty of the Daguerreotype, they only would say to any person who has his portrait taken by them, try any or ail operators in the city, and if a picture better can be produced with the same settings, they will pay for the same and give their own taken gratis; thus any body Las a chance for two portraits if there is a rival. Ladies and Families can have tLeir portraits taken at their nSidenee if preferred.

Daguerreotype Apparatus and rntructinn cheaper than the cheapest. P. S. Emil Herbrtger teaches Music Theoretical and Practical, on every modern instrument with sure success and satisfaction. Music copied, arranged or composed on moderate terms.

j7 6t Rl.ANic Honrs 1X111 i i ouuouiucia uivc iccciveu uy late A arrival, a splendid stock of Blank LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY-BOOKS. SALES-BOOKS and ASH-BOOKS, fcc, fcc, in every variety and style of Binding, Ruling fcc, which they are selling off at ttnu-nailg low prices. AIo Counting-Honse Stationery of every description, and of the best quality. Letter and Cap Paper, ruled and plain superior Packet Post, for account sales Ink, Quills, Steel Pens; extra sixe Cotton Sampling Paper, of beautilol colors and excellent quality, for sale at low prices ly JT3t M. WOOD ALL fc CO, 49 Campst DRV GOODS.

The subscribers are juit receiving, and have in store, a large and general asonment of English, French and American DRY GOODS, consisting in part of Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings of various descriptions, Flannels, Checks, Linseys, Satinetts, Merinos, All Pachas, Mouwline-de-Lnine, Prints of a great variety of styles and qualities, Irish Linens, Lawns, Birds'-eye Diaper, Rutaia and imitation Sheetings, Russia Diapers, brown Linens, Taylor's genuine Spool Cotton, patent thread Sewings, fc. also, a few rases of super and medium qualities of English and American Cloths sod Cassimert-s, wool black Beaver Cloths, fcc, which will be sold upon the most reasonable terms for cash or city paper. r7 The Cloths are well worthy the attention of the city trade, and will be sold a bargain- j7 Iw ROBB fc HANSELL, 82 Common st. MHO MECHANICS L. E.

REY- NOLDS lias opened a DRAWING SCHOOL at the School Room of Mr. Bollard, No 142 Julia street, in one of the 13 Buildings, where will be taught the drawing of the Orders, Ground Plans, Elevations and Perspective; and also the most approved system o( Haadrailing heretofore taught; together with two entire new systems of applying the trammel in drawing the face moaliLTbeesystems are entirely original with Mr. Reynolds, and they are so simplified as not to take a practical man more than ten minutes to draw the face mould with the greatest accuracy for any Rail. Mr. Reynolds lias worked at th business for a number of years, and has no hesitation in saying that he can teach any carpenter, who is a workman, to do the most complex stairs in two weeksr at his school.

One lecture will be given each week on the various branches taught. The balance of the time will be occupied in Drawing. Nights Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thursday.

and Fridays. For recommendations call and see the production of scholars. The School to continue two months. TEasts Easy. Jr lai READ COME AND BUY A LFRED MUNROE, 27 Magazine seiung lUKK tLUi uinu very ONE PRICK, SxSrEM.

A. M. recommends with perlect confideT.ee this method of trading to all pur-cha-rs who wish to get their Clothing at Uie very lowest price, without trouble of beaung down, or the fear of getting cheated. Every article marked at tlie very lowest price that it can be sold for, and no deviation in any instance can be made EXAMINE fHIS LIST OF PRICES- Splendid Blue and Black Cloth Dress Coats, tl5 to t20 do do 'do do Frock do. to I20 Superior Cloth and Beaver Walking 0o! i2tn94 Extra Super Blanket Coats, 5 go to 7 Tweed and Cassimere Business Coats, tA ft Extra Super Flushing Coats, 4ix PANTALOONS.

30 Superior Fancy Cassimere and Buckskin Pants, $4 to $7 do Black Casiraere Pants, $5tot7 do Black and mixed Sattinet Pants, $3 35 to $4 uo a ancy Jts.xcueqiier rnm, So VESTS. Superior Cashmarette Vests, $2 00 to 13 so do Silk and Wool Velvet Vests, a 00 to 4 00 do Black Satin Vests, 1 75 to 4 50 Extra Super Plaid Silk Velvet Vesta, 5 00 to. 6 00 Saner Black Milk Volvet VesU. 5 00 Light Imperial Figured Satin Vests, for fiallsaridPartielT, 700 nrRMiiiNa annnt Cotton Shirts, witb linen bosoms and collars, $1 to a nannei, lambswooi, merino and cotton Undershirts and I l. Haml kerchiefs; gum elastic Suspenders; Gloves of sarouswooi, merino ana cotton Hocks satin UanllaX1'' Crprt Bng and coltoB HAT8.

superior Fashionable Moleskin Hats, $3 00 to $3 50 do do Russia do 3 50 to 4 00 ao do Cassimere do 50 to 4 50 ao Broad brim Russia do 3 00 to 8 50 do Cassimere do 3 00 to 4 00 jan? 2w 200 CASKS Marseilles Wine; 500 hailtPfai lit K.r. rnrka. OAalrai sm. 4aw assvaa wi as a vwu mm ur cargo of ship Augusta, from Marseilles, now J4 GEO oaEZN fc BSO, Grarier st AUCTION SALES. A LE THIS DAY BY VAtN WINKLE VINCENT.

A. 116 cWtres street rPHIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, an exten- wIf assorunent of Faocv Soaps, Pomatums, MUk Gre'AVirTnW-fter'rVvander Wter' Bm nL? ALsO-Cards of Knives, Scissors, Opera Glasses, Need.es, Fancy Boxes, fcc jlO nv TP. TP a At hit Sa'et Romn-58 Magazine tttyet, Banks' Arcade. -1 I. Put! IBfl A.

To tfcuS- Jan; 10. at nSvfiS assortment of Foreign an.l Domestic that line. ALSO Sundry invoicesjoC FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of Pins, Needles, Spool Cotton Thread, fef? Cotton Tapes, Sewing Silk, Hooks and Eyes, Percussion Caps, fcc, fcc At 12 o'clock An invoice 6f Gold and Silver Lever, Lepine and Watch- Also Guns PistoU, Table and Pocket CuUery; Mantel and other Clocks; Friction Matches Blacking, fcc, fcc jio Coffee Coffee! BY HEWLETT 60 CENAS.V TTILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, i1 the Warehouse of Twitchell, 74 Poydras street imPortl and damaged uci uu urr lair passage irom Havana to this port, and sold for account of whom it may concern. Terms Cash. ji0 BY WM.

H. ROBERTSON CO. 57 Magaitn street. WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, xv ciuck, ior ac count of whom tt may concern 11 Bales DAMAGED COTTON, damajed on board steamer Vicksburg. ALSO A general assortment of GROCERIES, among i uuiilu, nuui, nios Oin J9 Catalogue Salt cf Staple and Fancy Dry Good 0 A.

Detall, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 10th at lui o'clock, wiU be sold, at their auction store, 51 r- u.um AlUUiC fanc' and staple DRY- z. v' "ivwn anu nieacu TU1 piainana striped; Plaid Linsevn. 71. rk Fnnilture5 Apron Checks, Ginghanis, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton and Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen Cambric do, Irish Lineas Mousseline de Raines, Gingham Umbrellas, Cotton! Worsted, Silk and Satin Shawls, Marseilles Quilts! OF CarnlnfTiiM nnrl Rivul.

will Uon on the morning of the sale. j9 fxana ortet Piano Furitt BY BENJ. KKNDIG CO. (Corner of Coiiimou and St. Charles Wm.

Bebgek, Auctioneer. WILL be sold at Auction on ih. inK o'clock, A M- 6 superior-tuned New York and Philadelphia manufactured PIANO-FORTES. spienuia rosewood upright PIANOc: j7 Fine Family Horse. BY J.

A. BEARD RICHARDSON. X7ILL be sold at auction on THURS- DAY, 11 Hi inst, at 10 o'clock, in Camp street, in front of the Auction art A first rate family HORSE, 6 years old; very gentle under the saddle, and works well in single and double harness. Sold on account of the owner having no use jlO Splendid Jiace Baaty BY J. A.

BEARD RICHARDSON. WILL be sold at auction, on SATURDAY, 13th Instant, at 10i o'clock, at the Camp street Mart The very last running boat ISIS, 25 feet long, clinker built; in fane order; wuh 6 oars. Terms cash, jlu Furniture, Mass and Crockery. WBY J. A.

BEARD RICHARDSON. ILL be sold at auction on THURS-DAY, 11th instant, at hall-past 10 o'clock, at the Camp street Mart, and without reserve 1 handsome Rosewood SidalKmrd -f do do Pier Table 1 marble-top Centre Table 1 Mahogany Sofa; 8 do Chairs; 1 Lamp; sold by consent of parties to pay rent. ALSO A variety of very superior FURNITURE, comprising an assortment useful to Housekeepers. At the same time Several CHINA TEA SETTS, large French Mir-rors, fcc; and 6 very good PIANO FORTES, of the first makers. jig Real Estate! BY J.

A. BEARD RICHARDSON. AXriLL be sold at auction on SATUR- DAY, the 13th instant, at 12 o'clock, at Banks' Arcade, without reserve Two squnres of GROUND, In the suburb Washington, No. 30, being square bounded by Gordon, Ur-quhart, Mouroe and Girod streeu, divided in 32 kits. No.

31, bounded by Adams. Urquhart, Gordon and Girod streeu, divided into 31 lots. This property is within two squares of the Mexican Gulf Railroad, and well adapted to build on. ALSO A valuable lot of GROUND in the Second Municipality, 30 feet front on Thalia street, between Apollo and Bacchus streets, by 120 feet deep, between paral-lel lines, Taasts; Cash. j10 ralumble Lot on St.

Charles strett! WBY J. A. BEARD RICHARDSON. ILL be sold at auction on SATUR-a lbe 13th 12 o'clock, at Banks' Arcade, Magazine street VERY VALUABLE LOT. OF GROUND, with the improvements in the square bounded by St Charles, Poydras, Camp and Gravier streets.

of 160 feet, all French measure-to be sold without nri wnseuiot parues, Terms One half cash, and the balance at 6, 12 and 18 months credit, in notes drawn in sums toiuit the sellers, and satisfactorially endorsed, bearine mortgage until final payment; to bear interest at 10 percent, per annum if not paid at maturity. Act of sale before Jules Mossy, Esq, Notary Public, at the expense of the purchaser. The plan can be seen at the Auction Mart previous to jio BY C. C. WHITLEY.

7ILL be sold at auction on SATUR- I3th Jan- 1M4 at o'clock, p. corner of ra vier and Philippa streets The contents of a Drug Store consisting of a large supply of Medicines, Counters, fcc, alt in good order. The house and store is rented cheap, and in a good situation, doing at present a good cash business. Sale without reserve for cash. j9 TIRE AND MILITARY OABDS.

GF3 Columbia Fire Company No. 5. The officers and members of the above Company ore requested to attend a Special Meeting on WEDNE3-DAY NEXT, 10th instant, at 7 o'clock. By ordtr of the Foreman. J2 DAVID NELL1QAN, Secy.

Washington Guards Orders. Attend Drillson FRIDAY EVENINGS of each week, at half-past 6 o'clock, until further notice. By order of Capt F. Jordt nl6 CHAS. H.

KELLOGG, 1st Serg't. TN BANKRUPTCY United States J- District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana Present tlie Hon Theo II McCalelt December 27tb, 1843 M. KNIfJHT I. llr.u..w HontoselL Upon read mg tlie Petition of the said Assignee, to ell the property snrrendered by th said Bankrupt, consisting of Land in the Wisconsin Land District, tsaid to be mineral,) nil of which is particularly described and set forth in the schedule of the aforesaid Assignee, and annexed to bis petition. It is ordered, That a hearing ol the said Petition be had on the 1 1th of January next, nt 10 o'clock, A when and where the creditors of the Bankrupt, and ail other persons in interest, may appear and show cause, if any they have, why tlie prayer of the Petition should not be eranted.

te- NR JENNINGS, d312tml0ds cWrk. TN United States r. Ktrn District of Louisiana pre-th BwHon TLP M- MeCaleb Dec 27th, 1843. In PeZZ9HOlMK f.H- seU the ll Petition of the said Assignee, to bT lhe Bankrupt, in ihe Uu'bc of texalSeJ whh the accounts surrendered by the BankraT An nf which particularly described the schedole of the foresaid Assigo hi. peUtion It Is ordered, UHea'ehS PetUion to be had on Thursday, the Hu? of JaWrv next, at 10 o'clock A when and where tors of the Bankrupt, and all other persoos in interest may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the Petition should not be granted.

(Copy test) N. R. JENNINGS. "d31 2t miO.1 Clerk. RIO COFEEE.

The cargo of ship Paris, just arrived, 6399 bags of superior qualities, in double linen sacks, now landing and for sale by j46tia GEO GREEN BRO, 82 Gravier st i AMUSEMENTS. AMERICAN THEATRE. Under the Management of Mrs. Anne D. SeftonL Stage Manager Jas.

Walick. Jr. Second night of the re-engagement of Mr BURTON. WFn ITciiTv i ii.i. ii Bncksione's Comedy (in 3 acts) of SMmuil Mr Burton.

M.Sa.,n,a?, Coddle Mrs Anne Sefton. Mr Eredenck Wallack. jr. Pas Uy Miss Ince and Mr Oakey. HiRONDELLS by Madame Arraline.

STATE SECRETS Call for Papers. Gregory a comic Burton. wi" be produced a nautical drama CHILD: The Comedy of PETER AND PAUL Or the Merchant and the Mechanic, having been received with the greatest applause, will oe repeated. jjg :0 RLEANS THEXTll E. On THURSDAY, Jan.

11th, 1844, comic epera in 3. acts, by Auber. LA PART DU DIABLK. devil's share. Performers: Messrs Bles, Lecourt, Mathieu Aides Fleury-Jolly, Lecourtr Richer.

To begin with UN MARI MARMAUT. A Vaudeville in 1 act. NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE. (Corner of Poydras and Baronne StreeU.) Messrs. ROBINSON fc FOSTER Proprietors.

Immense Attraction in the UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTIES.g T' WEDNESDAY, January lOtb, HE Performance will commence with the Equestrian Cavalcade of the Stars anu stripes." Acts-including Heruandex, E. Stone, McCullum and Robirson. Elegant leaps on Siv tea II If hv lh nnrm.ll,l -nr i iVii wuiuuv ui vanere. rum bling. Vaulting, Posturing, Joggling, Dancing, Sinir-ing.

Equestrian and PanlominiicSceiiesby the Nation- Br In consequtnee of the extensive arrangemenU to. productiou -of ROOK WOOD, or Dick Turpin and bis Bonny Black Bess," it is unavoidably postooned until TO-MOHROW, Thursday when it will be presented with entire new Scenery. Dresses, Properties ridges, fcc. fcc -ery, ty Tlie doors will be opened lor the evening at a quarter past 6 o'clock, and the performance will commence at 7 o'clock, precwely. ty For particulars see bills.

10 NEW YORK. CIRCUS, Corner of Condi and Hospital streets, fjf IMMENSE. ATTRACTION! t'-d Engagement of Mr S. P. StickneT Misa Rosaline SUckney and Monsieur LaTORT TVTESSRS.

HOWES MABIE TJL take great pleasure ih announcing to the public the engagement of the above celebrated Equestrians all ot whom will appear, in addition to the talenteJ troupe heretofore connected with their establishment. Also, for tlie greater amusement of the juvenile parl or the community, Sabius, the real Ourakg. Uubrng. will be exhibited, and perform many lauzba-bla leats on his pony. 17 tf NEW YORK CIRCUS.

HOWES fc MABIE Proprietor ty THIS EVENING. 3 rpiIE managers respectfully acquaint the public, that Uie Grand Equeitrian Specta-clcs produced at this establishment, are the result of unremitting exertions and lavish expenditure: bein" determined that nl. wuiucmciii Mill 11 BarpaM in magnificence and brilliancy, all former exhibitions mic.ui iu na 11 ic patronaire the puhlic, on which alone tbey are dependent for success thry have procured the most splendid and appropriate costumes, in audition to a Company or Equestrians rot surpassed in the World, for TarwtX "l'reaieuts, and a beauUful stad ot well trained Horses together with the most admirable order and style established throughout the whole internal arrangemenU Among the most celebrated Artists cnnnertfrl with tlii. V.U1UIIMUK1IU wui uc IUUIHS In. naniM I Mr Howes, II Madigan, Blake, AUen, Hawkins, II mww Mr Waterman, Blackwood, Perry, Oborn, Moore, Claveau, Master Walter Aymar! pubhc are respectfully invited to call, where they can enjoy an entertainment of the first class, with the same care and quietude as if seated in tbeir own parlors Open every night at the comer of Conde and Hospital streets.

Doors open at half-past 6 o'clock Performance to commence at 7 nclck precisely Price of admission. Boxes 50 cents children half price Pit 25 Private seats arranged for the accommodation of families. Iw EXHIBITIONof CHEMICAL PICTURES, Corner of Camp and Poydras streets Na 94. Entrance opposite the American. Theatre.

TAGUERRE'S 1" Grand Chemical JS Secret" Discovered, by W. C. Allen, the justly esteemed Artist. On WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3d, and the days following.

The subscriber has fitted op in superior style, the large and commodious room, on the corner or Camp dT1 8lr't where he will exhibit THREE Pl, TURES of surpassing beauty and excellence, giving seven distinct views through only three canvasses. PICTURE FIRST. BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. This is seen In three views on the same surface of canvas 1st. The Palace by Grand Festival: Handwriting on the Wall, fce, 3d view Day Palace in-Ruins.

PICTURE SECOND. A VIEW IN THE CITY OF VENICE, seen by two views of Day and NighL PYrrr' tikdt iterr Brernner. CITY OF SkwlLLE and RIVER ouAOtLUUlVKR-Two views. Day and Niriiu passing through all that beautiful gradation of light ami shade from sunset ta twilight, ami from that to darker nighL The whole scene is then splendidly lighted up by the moon ami a fire on the shore of tDC CI124 lln 111 KlHrtnr onl Airnrsy, 1 I The Exbibuton wiU Insgin precisely at 7 o'clock. CF" Tickets 50 cents to be had at Uie door.

Children under 1 years, half price. ft 6t i J. M. HEWETT. Washington and American BALL ROOM.

SL Philip ttrtct. between Royal and Bourbnn. Ca A nnal arrangement having respectfully irW'orm bin fnDtanf1 the and Masquerade BALLS at this establishment will J2 Plwe on SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, until lur-ther notice.

i Admittance $1 00 Ladies, Gratis. nltf JAMES 0CONN ELL, Manager. No weapons are allowed in Ball Boom. CF Every FRIDAY night, Qnarteroon Ball. d24 Challenge for aaoo to $1,000 The undersigned challenges any operator, or all the operators the city of New Orleans put toethr.

to produce DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES equal to his, with or without color. Portraits warranted satisfactory or no charge made. Apparatus and every thing connected with the business, witb instructions, for sale cheaperthan any other establishment in the country. Elegant French pre- .1... MIK Dl VUlill street, three doors ftom CanaL an I PC tin Bmj JAMES MAOUIRE.

NOTICE. COCK PIT Faubourg DELASS1ZE Will be opened on SUNDAY, at 10 o'clock, and continued every Sunday throughout the svason. JAMES P1GRAU. janS Iw FOR SALE. A first rate KEEL BOAT Apply on board steamer Jas Pitcher, foot of Poydras sireet.

or at No 54 New Levee. j4 FOR SALE. A likely Negro man, a first rate FIELD HAND; for particulars, apply to 5 WOODLAND fc 54 Common st PHCENIX FOUNDRY The sub-scriber having purchased the above establishment, is prepared td execute any order for FOUNDRY WORK witii despatch, and in a workmanlike manner. The patronage of his friends and the public is respectfully solicited. ja5 Sai SILVESTER BENNETT.

LOST MERCANTILE BOOK The Ledger belonging to the late John Banks (which was commenced about the year 1830) is either lost or mislaid, A liberal reward will be given for its delivery to Messrs Laiorest fc Squires, 28 Old Levee. da 3w WM ROBERTSON. 1 (( REWARD. Lost on Sunday m.JL A M-T A-d Jt VMM MMMAMJ f.Miim ti I. Dvn wit tr runscocemaunng ioo in reasury aod nanarvotes.

which can be, satisfactorily described. Tb above reward will paid to the finder by leavin- the same at the Picayftoe or Bulletin Otfice. d2 THE public are cautioned against receiving or negotiating a draft made by G. W. Turner, and accepted by tbe undersigned, dated Dee.

13, 1843. and payable the first of January, 1844, to tbe order of At Lester, for 93,074. The same having been obtained without consideration, will not be paid by the undersigned, unless compelled by law. d28-tf w. -BASER.

CORN 500 sacks Corn, in fine shipping OTfler Vr rale by FETTER, LONSDALE fc GRAY. J5 71 TcfaoDpitOBias tt SHIPS, JL. si kj iMat a cm, Ca M. To tail on WED ESN DAY, 10th lost at 4 o'er P. M.

DvniTi.m virrpw or tialveston, Texas The well known and favorite steam- k.T mir vnip JM V9 iuuic tx irr. liajw OiK WIS been thoroughly overiiauled while at the North, and Pk- 'jnp'ete order, and has accrmmodations lor cahin and steerage passengers unsurpassed by any steamer in the United Stales, with state room and wtr cabins. For freight or passage, apply on board JZ JTAWTHOitN; fc WOODS, 63 Gravierst or Mobile, via New Basin. Thesiilfndid low Ann pi.mi. r.i.iuil HiTMnav wiU EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock.

For freight or passage, apply to fc LEVY, No 25 Gravier street, or to the captain an board. Tve in.n,ti wiU Mobile every WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock, A M. u-8, A '1 leave the Basin at half-past 8 o'clock. A M. For Matap-orrla Pnrf I.iVim uw.

ne suug-jnuai regular ouicr inaxicr, ill leave for the above ports on SATURDAY, the 13th inst. For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to the Captain on board, or to J9 DOBBIN fc GIBSON. IS New Leveo. For Liverpool The fine, fast sailing A 1 Rriti.l, fti np i a iipvm Captain Arnold, requires 300 bales cotton. For freight ot which, or cabin passage, having very elegant accommodations, apply to j7 lw vw HAINES.

11 St Charles st For New York I.miiciana anI Vur VaiHi i rT I 1 1 a uc anu iasi sailing PaMtoP SHAKSPEARE, Capt. A. Miner, is now receive cargo, ami will sail with despatch. ijoMreightor passage, having unsurpassed accommo-datiorw, apply on board, opposite the Vegetable Market, or to dl HULLIN fc wonnniTFt? mi -ww ww vsaUJljP DW For Freight or Charter Four 3000 barrels, or 158 to 300 hhds Sugar, will take freight V. icuuirea.

wm Hwa irom uie coasL For terms apply to ALFRED KEARNY fc CO. n24 2taw Sin 66 Gravier umi For Alexandria, Natohi- toches and Lake BitUiwau The reg- Hiram Wilson, master, wiH depart for the above and intermediate landings on THURSDAY MORNING, the lllh inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight or pas- oppdslte ClonTgoreer "ru StMttnfV fttPiW WD A ST IlUn UJU-a For Louisville and Cin- it tnnnati This elegant fast running I I I r.lnlsin i ww i. ne uct usual quica aespaicli.

For freight or passage, appiy on Iward at Long Wharf, or fc CO, 69 Poydras sU For LccoDolia. Grppn- wood, Marion, Tchida, Yazoo City, I Salariia. Vxrk-Aarm Sir Tl.n JlrmJnll'S rvgular packet steamer CLER- sogers-master, will leave for the above n1 bindings, on THURSDAY, the lutwu, i m. or ireignt or paasaze apply on board, or to THOS WARREN, Agent Jf 29 New Levee. on the Tallahatchie and Yallobusba rivers.

FIRST BOAT. On THURSDAY, the llih instant, at 4 M. or bt. Louis and Alton. The fine, double engine, regular Clegborn, master, having two thirds of ber cargo en- HI KITCHIIWTCi 1ST i fZSV' taTinS ccommodations, ap- Th UHTMlrtllian Will SAasvaa Ik Lake Providence, Princeton, Columbia, Heleim.

Men nlii. 17 a. ..1.1 I. .1 Splrndtd Passenger Steamer LIU WOOD. or mshnlle, Clarksville stmia landings an the Cumberland Trer, This new.

Swift rnnninv anA eleeHIlt Willism PI. i I'm. i. poil.r??,'l5r te've freight, and w.ll depart as above on THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at 4 o'clock ror ireigoior passage, navmg superior capacity as a freiirliler. with nnmirnaiuul rnmf.ir I accommodation tor paengers.

apply to the Captain on board at the Poydras street Wharf, or to j9 ALFRED W. GltEEN, 42 New Levee Pastenfr Steamer JOHN A VLL, Capt O. IT. CvbU' or bt. Louis and Alton.

This splendid light draught and fast running steamer is now in Dort and ready to receive careo aod will leave for ah and all intermediate porta, oo THURSDAY, the 1 1th instant, at 4 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage. having superior accommodations, apply on board at Poydras street Wbarf.or to JOHN K. SHAW fc 24 Poydras at.

tV Tbe steamer John Anil will tk miirh a Memphis, Randolph, New Madrid, Mills' Point and uairo. U. S. Mail Steamer Queen (With Immediate Desnatrh i or Cincinnati, Louisville andEvanrvUle. The new and splen- wj iw uje nuove ana ail landings on the Ohio river, as above.

For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply oo board, at Poydras sireet wharf, or to t(llT rn th, rl. ir nA will I i i uiiii i ti iz rovaras st. Steamer" SABINE." S. P- For Wyat, Bellmont, Panola. Burlingham, Eaton.

Mouth "i viw "mtr, ituvwu, wruiuimT I frm I. 1 rki.i.i lifu C.l.:. a rr. new light draught steamer is now in port ready to receive freight and will leave for tbe above and all intermediate landing, oo FRIDAY, the 12ih instant, at 4 o'clock P. M.

For Ireigbt or passage, having good accommodations, apply on board foot of Poydras SL. or to j9 TIl6S. WARREN. 29 New On FRIDAY EVENING, the 12th at 5 o'clock. i or Vicksburg, Grand Oulf, Rodney and Natchez, The nntaMlfr.

r. A il I o' p-vv aiuuaooa- 1J rv. It- .1 Kr.nhim mmdtAV i- 7 miw treihtanil will MMMfthm. eam pdw a -w dsc MING, at 5 o'clock, punctually. For freight or pas- "i'f'j i-vram, lire wimn oppoMte tjaaat WJZ.

JOHN E- HYDE, 12 Poydras st. If" The Ambassador will take freight and passengers for Yazoo River, and forward immediately from V'iL lts ev Regular Packet. Ludu of or lorence, Tuscumbia, and all tnterniediate landing ikr Mc a i'Tru. I lu Kini Wll known tMmlwAt I i nv O0 vfia master, is hourly expected, and will have despatch as above. For freight or paasage having fine accommo-datuns, apply to REESE fc WARREN.S New Levee, or to PILCHER fc RAYBURN, J7 '80 CaraD street.

Ouachita Packet" yirginia," J. At PhiUit master. Va7 i i "hu Riuuietiiaic afsparxo or Ji.core Fabre, Burks and Scarborough' Landings, Bayou ass UartKaiomem, Monroe, Columbia, Harrtsanburg, tteouf. Little and Tenia Rivers. The fine, fast, new and ubstantial Steam Packet VIRGI NIAN, Philips, master, will be in port on Mon-J oay, ready to receive freight, and will depart as aobve.

For freight or passage, apply on board, or to il PC SHANNON, 28 Poydras st vimmi runups uopea urn, py strict attention ami pnncinality, io receive a share of public patronage. Passenger Steamer Neptune. With immediate despatch liluZZJb For Pittsburg, Ports- VrunU MayrtnUe, Cincinnati, and draught steamer NEPTUNE, Thomas DeCamp, master, expected this day, and will leave for the above ami all larwtinr "ii. wuiv xw mm auove. For ireigbt or paasage apply on board, at the Poydras street wharf, or to JOHN E.

HYDE, 12 Poydras st Tennessee River Regular Packet tttamtt MaTeppa, tfZJS For Florence and Tus- if cavnW Tbe fine and fast rnnnintr sststeamer MAZEPPA, being hourly expected in part and having a portion of her cargo engaged will have immediate ilespatcbT For freight or nn.age, apply to d30 P. C' SHANNON, 18 Poydras QT The Maxeppa will take freight for Kooxville and all the landings on the Tennessee River above the Muscle Shoals, at rates satisfactory to shippers. There being now a regular line of communication between Tuscumbia and Kooxville by railroad aod ateasnera. Thi.boat will take freight for all tlie landings above Vicksburg, Memphis, Randolph, A-shport and Mills Point. PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY.

LliL.tivs WAREHOUSE No. 6 Magazine Signeftke Golden Harm TVTAGEE. KNEASS CO. invite the attention of purchasers to the examination of their Goods and Prires before tmrchaain? rlwlwr. Their Stock comprises all kinds of Saddlery, Saddle-ry Hardware, Harass, Trunks and Leather.

Tbe greatest inducements will be offered for Cah or a uems -wiii oe ooerea for or ap-H. B. An assortment of Carey Ploughs pro a faper. always on hand. BACON fcilDES.

50 casks fineWes-tern Bacon Side, in fineshippingorder for sale by j5 fc R. GEDDES, liU TcLoupuoulas su 111 III is STEAMBOATS. i See fourth page for Regular Packet" DEPARTURES THIS For WiUiama Landing, Tchula. Marion, Yaxoa unit and. rjjr jrrM 1 llc wen soma last running SSSSTiMi V8" ATTAKAPAS, Latham! boTe intermediate o'ctolAM 10th instant, at 10 fofGrTvi J10 T.

B. SMITH 9K xr 1 UCYFCm Hob LVm iPilS runnin- itun i l.x 1 LE, J. F. Lodwiek, master, will WEDNESDAY, uitTat at 4 o'clock P. M.

For freight or passa-e. aoolv on board foot of Bienville street or to PP 7 00 JlO J. H. MORRISON fc 2 Front Leve. tm riAl WJtTr? BaUsUe.

instant, at lUo'clock, A M. Ihe new, light draught steamboat II tav i I tirlf inact.r k.lrtnf. tr. i ml iiipj inu luiruaui fe 5 5 oonro, win irave as above. For freight or pasMg apply on board or to v- SHANNON, 23 Poydras st i-i.

VoUfn.w.111 wive freight for VickJ.urg. Mil-a re''' Lflk' Provi.lence. Princeton, Columbia and all the Plantations to Napoleon. On WE ON ESDAY, tbe 10th intant, at 2 P. M.

Or LiOUISTiIIa anrl in. cinnati. The eood and fast running "i'er. having been deuiwJ in constsl Quenr.eot the iirifmni-r r.r above. FdT freight or passage a only on board, or to ANN6n.

23 Poy.frasst frCighi fr ft-mpbU ilEZLtS Steamer "Little Belt," Boardman, master, is now ready lto receive freight at the New Basin and wui leave TO-MORROW feVENlNG. the 10th instant, ror Columliia, Monticello, Georgetown and all intermediate landings on Pearl river. J9 SULLY fc KIGEft, 59 Gravier strerL Steamer NODAWAY. For St. Loum ThU elegant fast running steamer.

Cat and will leav. on wVniTn 725 'PP'y J9 DOANE fc CO. 69 Pnvrfn. a U5eP? jTT wwner JUHSI ARMSTRONG, The Armstrong having been boughtrelsly for'tbe Sterv UJrouehlr others may rely on her ajs a regular packet during the B-cdfiOn. ai BuiiOUIIIUaU V.

S. mail packet On WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. or Mobile. The new and solemlid low nrmmnA t.antai,v 1 i -v-. 1 urru ooni express for fthVbfl7-h" rih Terf wperior accomnwlanons, (the lahe.

cabin being all in state-rooms.) will leave the Pontchartrain RaifRoad.on WEDNESDAY. 10th IWJ This Day aod on Wednesday until to Cap-j3 fc GEDDES. 102 Tchonpitonlas st On WFDNESoVYTiorbior positively. or Cincinnati and all intermediate landing, Tb -iiiruum, a iiswiitrnsminir passenger steamMmt CHIEFtaIN.H Carrell. master, is oow receiving freiifht, ana will leave for the above and all iaudings on tbe river, as above.

For freiirht or passage, having splendid accommodations, apply on board opposite Poydras street, or to JOHN E. HYDE, 12 Poydnu st. ue freifcThlfoMempbu Paducah. Smithlandand Evansville. Steamer EUen Kirkman-' To.

M. Jrmin, materT On EDNESDAV. th. mamT' bor MashTille, Clarks -yiBe, VeTbUspletvlid and staunch ltni "su ArWiD.WlU QC nlt UT ht nlasaa Skarl a apply on board foot of Lafayette street, or to 8C' GALBRA1TU fc GREENFIELD, Jf Snj Poydras st Rerulnr Parlrrt ty OnWKQVESJAY. the loU.

instant, a4 ocfock. or Memphis and Ran- dolph. Tbe new and splendid fast I mnnincr lu.m.. iniu fa vAi, v.r AH( -v, wui mr 1 Qis LtT. and wiU leave as above.

For freight or passaee! having exceUeot accommodations, apply ou board, at Poydnu street Wharf, or to 1 2 JOHN-E. HYDE, 12 Poydras st. T. Joan wil1 UKe freight for BoUvar, and all landings on the Hatchie River, and forward it by a small lioat from Memphis. For Williams T.anino- Tchula, Marion, Yazoo City, SataV- 7r7 "gDt araugbt and fast running steamer BELLE OF ARKANSAS.

W. T. Strattoo. master, will leave for the above and all the interme-diate laadings on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant! Fr freihl WeT.Sly iZrv. rr.u 7- B- SMITH, 25 New Levee.

BeUe. Arkansas will ascend the Talla-hatchie River as high np as Brown's BlnE i iiHMuioe For Louisville. Thp iTJl wharf on Thursday, the uiimi A or ireigbt or pascace to above, or all the intermediate landings, apply on board or to BALDWIN fc CO, III Tchoupiioolas street Packet Someroille J. A. Otaxrw.

master. For MilU' Point, New Madrid, Randolph, Memphis, Helena, lice, trc Tbi swift running and i i i i runnin? ana suUianiial steamer now receiving freitrht. and will Iph. Inr tho .11 TuiTDti Vl .7 innoings on THURSDA i the llih inttant, at 4 o'clock P. M.

For freight or passageapply on board, foot of Poydnu or to FETTER, LONSDALE fc GRAY, 71 Tchoupitoulasst. orto Jt THOS WARREN, New LeVee. Panenger Steamer Caitdonta." On THURSDAY, I lib instant, at 12 o'clock. 'fiiJliLJ For St. Louis, Cairo.

Irrr Mills' Point, Haiti Point and mil mU-mediate landings The splendid, ligm draught and fat running steamer CALED(-NIA, John Tbonihurgh, master, is now receivioir freight, aod wiU leave as above. For Height or pa sage, apply on board, at tbe upper end of Poydras street Wharf, or to HO JOHN E. HYDE, 12 Poydras su For Alexandria, Natcbi- tocktt.bythe Cane and LittU nrorrs ana mis tntermeaua lanainr. Tlie iisfin and fast running steamer COTE JOYEUSE. P.

If. Kimball, master, will leave as above on FRIDAV, the 12th instant, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For treiehl or oassase. aonlv on hrwrri inn, rn.i C7 MM mf BW WB rWl 1 street, or to Jiu K.

It. fOMROY fc CO. S3 Common st Ponmeer Steamer Grace Darlinm." for Louisville. The well known mnA inniA. pnsocilsrT Durtin.

uiatt-i', wil, W-ave lor tin- above and all in- wSATURDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock A M. For freight or paauire, havin superior accommodations, apply on hoard orto icm. Its, fc GRAY, no 71 Tcfaonpitoolas st Aew U. Mail Steamer "Diadem." with immediate Despatch.) or Louisville, Cincinnati, ffkeelinr. PiMir.

mmJ mil i 1 swaw, a-w KjarjaiuillUI. taat running steamer DIADEM, J. C. Russell, master, is expected to-morrow, and wilt leave as above, positively. For freight or passage, having accommoda-tions uiwnrpassed by any boat, apply on board, opposite Poydras street, or io nir.u.A JOHN HYDE, 12 Poydras st.

The Diadem wUl take freight for EvawviUe, Smith- Steamer "Diamond," R. McCtmnelL ate7. )Ky-S For Louisville and Cin- eiasssft. The splendid passenger steamer DIAMOND, R. McCoooeU, master, is boarly expected, in port, and will leave as above.

For freight or passage apply to jlO PC SHANNON, 28 Poydras st The Diamond will receive freight for Memphis. Ras-dolph. A.hport ami Mills Point. iVJZZJ For Louisville. The superior steamer RAINBOW, Capt -3 umim, leaves tor tlie a hove and ait inienuetliate porta, on THURSDAY MORNING, tbe lltbimtaot.

at 10 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to j9 MAUNSEL WHIT fc Gravier st. Uyeiamim an I -p Or Lane Jiegular heckly Packet The new and substantial steamer ST LANDRY, Geor- master, will lejvc? tut For apply oo board or to ADAM fc i I 'I- aaL aaaxaaaiK MARINE, NEWS Fort of Wrsr Qrlaana Janpary io, 1844. Sh Liverpool, 8k Whitney fcCo Schr Florence Howlad. clerfugos, CoblrX Steamer Bou D'Arc, Smoker PorVcdd mSS? ARRIVED.

Ship Manchester, Bos worth. 21 days from New York, to Fosdick fc Bio 1st my. Skin IV.li;..,.. D.l v. lr sverpoot.

Mot 5ib, to Hastes 3d my. Ship Leodes, Robbms. 45 days ftm Maraeilles via Gih- raliar. to Toby fc Boeart 3d my. orisr Gnra w-t at r.

Beck-at the Point. schri Kanh, Johnson, 2 days from Mobile, to master 4 davs from Apalachicala, to fchrHiS Co-d y-73 baleVcoooo. fiS1 2 dy fro" Blind Biver-New New'hlS8' dy fro Bay St Lours- fashion. Fullerton. fm Mob Ue 187 ImW cotton.

ten Morgan. Gordon, fm peioasa-l6 bales cotton. Keu Rover, Pilcher, tfn Nasiv.lle-79 bales cot Ion. Grace Darling, Dotin.m Louisville. Cote Joyeue, Kimball, fm NatcMtocbrs 1033 Ucoto.

BeUe of Arkansas, Strattoo, fm Yasoo River 1165 'orcDCP Ratier, from St Martinsville. Tbibodeaux. BatcbeWer. fm Lafoorche. -0fn City, Dugao, fm.CixcinnatL lJr from Phtsburr.

Towboat Star, Heaton. from ihe Passes. Towboat Hail Columbia, Limbert, fm the Passes. MEMORANDA. Towboat Star reports on the Bar, bound out, ships Roscoe, Walter, and Yaxoo; mod Brit barque Eleanor.

Ship Manchester reports having exchanged signals with ship New Jersey on the 13ih Dec, in lax 37 24. Iong7107. 8cbr Haste, Capt Reed, was capsized on tbe morning of tbe 8th instant, in tbe Lake, to the westward of tbe Pickets oo lives lost Steamer Queen City, Dugan, left Louisville 4th mat, reports 9 feet water in the Canal and falling fast. WANTS. WANTED.

2 good WAITERS, yj at the Globe No. 43 Nalcbet street. None need apply but such as are acquainted with the busi-oess of a Restaorat. jg WANTED A situation as GOVr- -ii tajT copetent to instruct ia to anJ fin" education. As bi IJ refrreoceean be given.

Pleaie apply Np 167 St. Joseph st. j7 6t WANTED A Situation.byaPastry competent to fill tbe situation, and cai give the best recommendation. Apply between tha boors of 2 and 4 at No 137 BonrW st j63t "VXANTED Information of GERD DORNBUSH, a natrve of Hanover, a-ed Zh.l 55 "tout threS years ago. His brothers New York are anxious to hear from huh.

Should Ibi, adverU-emetrt not ne nis eye, any person acquainted with him. wiU confer oo them a particular favor by commnnicatin? what may be within their knowledge, by letter, addressed "Vi 16 Ann city of New York. J2 HERMAN ItQRNBUSH. "pARTNER WANTED In a Steam -i MILU built on West Pearl River, twelve miles from its ruouih is in complete urder, and cno-venient to market at all seamoa ol the year. Timber can be procured at this mill (cypress or pioe) Cm the most reawuuihU tk.

i Mpiuu irvuuru Will Oe just sufficient to pay tbe expense, oi tbe milL For I lirtTkAr mm iral.i. I a I a r. us. a. a.

s. r. "AU.MI.K, AO C7 Chartres street, or on the premises tn pov8 2in G0TTLOB WAGNER. WANTS A SITUATION, AS Awstani Clerk in a Commercial Hou-e. person i -r re anexcept ona-bte.

He pves instrnctioo ra the following Uraiicbi Heading. Wrtnnr, Anthnietic, Onimmar, Georaobv GeonrlSSfe'' orfr Composition, Uhet-aAJJ114' N'i01 Asnionwny Has do objection to g. into the country. tneetattenUon: uuaomcewm ROPER SAND FORD'S AND FENCING ACADEMY. No S3 Pp o'iTt? StCharle.

Exchange ROPER fc SAND FORD respectfully inform the Ven-tlemen of New Orleans, that tbey will open their Aca- teat hine the above an, tk- commended by the roost eminent pbrsicians, partica- 3 r-' eiicnwry oaoits. Honrs of tuttioo. from to 8 in the moraine. 1 to anA a a PLOUGHS. On Consignment and Jabex King's Carey Ploughs, full site do do do do.

Iron mould boards: iS vod Pattern10 9011 Pl.vlnn A 25 Of the celebrated Peacock do S5 DuUey do; Purchasers will find the above to be tbe largest as-jonment in the city, and at the lowest market rates, for Cash; at MAGEE, KNEA8S fc COS, 6 Magazine street. TO PLANTERS MILLERS. STOCK. FEEDERS AND DISTILLERS. THE public are hereby informed that FILLER, of the City of Lafayette.

Parish of Jefferson, Loui'tana, ha made an improvement on the ordinary Corn or Grist Mill, of which be is the patentee, by which mills are made to grind com the mrwith the same facility as if tbe com was shelled, thereby saving to those who feed and distlL the in- vaiuaoie product ot tbe cob, which, as has been ascertained from exprriment and use, contains one-third of the nutriment of the whole -As to tbe value of provender thus made, and tie economy of its use, no one will doubt that il is of sufficient importance to command attention. In this simple, though valuable improvement, -tbe mackiuery of tbe ordinary mill may be to changed as to grind the com in the ear, and then be replaced to its forr jer position, by stopping tbe mill only one minute, without ihe least injury resulting therefrom. -This improvement can be applied to mills moved by horse, water or steam power. Distillers will find it greatly to their advantage to adopt this improvement, as they would be enabled ts commence grinding their corn in the ear much earlier than it eould be shelled the cob having the tendency to sponge off tbe stooea and prevent them from' clog- fing or choking. As soon as the ear is dry rooogh to uk, it is fit to grind.

The undersigned bas proven, by a series of tbe moat socceasfal experiments, that tbe cob answers as a substitute for small graiD. Tie earlier the com is ground, the more nutriment tbe cob possesses, and at any time it is worth as much as tlie san of mni. -An experience of three years, duong which lime the undersigned has had a mill with this improvement io operation, bas proved that mills prepart-d accordum- to his patent, are not subject to g-t out of repa aodlhe feed has given enure satisfaction to aU who have nsed n. been engaged from his youth in the milling business in Ihe Slate of Pennsylvania, with his father, and having thoroughly examined all ibe vanvus modes and improvements made ii the dinerent States on grinding, the patentee feels entire confidence in aying that his improvement bas not. or cannot be excelled, for its simplicirv, durability, and utility.

Planters, Millers, Distillers and Mechanics from other States, are invited to call a-i examine this improvement for tbemielves. at the LaCyette Steam Corn Mill," which is kept constantly in where ah; orders for mill stones, or mill irons, will be protnour filled at low rates. Tbe patentee wiU also make selections for persons from any part of tbe country wbo wis-h to purchase mill stones at all times giving bis personal attention when called upon. He will abo dress new miU atones, nt tlie irons, and attach the improvements for grinding ear corn to the same. Teams: Tbe right of a single mill, including the necessary materials, and the personal attention of the patentee in attaching tbe improvement, will be on hundred dollar.

The right for a single i 'S. with the materials and a model, and all necessary uistrocuoos for filling it Bp, sixty dollars. i N.B. Tbe date of tbe Patent above referred to January 20, 1843. All letters addressed to the Patentee at Lafayette, rorr paid, will meet with prompt attention.

CF" At the Lafayette Mill can, at all tiroes, had corn meal, race bone hominy, chopped corn, fcc, at low rates. Grinding will be done tor others at the following rates Ear 20 cents. Shelled per Corn ground to meal and per bushel. .20 1 Not a less quantity than filty barrels or bushels wiU be ground at lbe above rates. Gentlemen in the city of New Orleans wuhtng to.

visit the mill can be landed, for one dime, either by the omnibus or borse ears, wuhin o-' soaare en' -Ov7 oi'wlawrtfcWtlr J.V 3RMIULIL I 1 Ire jt the pivtniura K' -4 mnnanl -i. are vi t'o Um mio i i "ire rrx oi I anicies ia a Use txiilMn fl me Offered I 1 ii i Call aixl exa-oine. at eer -ertr UJAC 3 Cltr oot sboe Store, j5 ood a- Chartres st.