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MARKETS, rB Vs Tuesday wane, Not. 19, 1844. Ihhh ws almost aaspanded yestsrdav. owis to ths onfavorable- state of tha Weather. Th aajoa of Cotton wtr frfiiAm of 1000 bates, which in Itself Ml aufficisnt to throw a.

d- gltt mnni rncea, aewsver, ara ice a oa Saturday. jfothinf waa doaa yestarday ia Sugar, Molasses, or Western produce, and our previous quotations will apply to oach article comprised under thia notice. Tbera ia bo change ia the Money Texas fane's nave farther improved, but there were do trajwectkm yesterday, boUere raiosea sen. we may quote Bed Bark 14 to j4Xc. Intereat Note 16 to 16c, Eight per cent.

Boa da 18 to 18Je-f Tea per cent do. SO to 90c. Bill oar all quarter contiaa ia very good detnaad, at full jataa. We quote Sterling to 9 per cent. Prem Franca 6CSS wSttTjf; KewTork (SO daya 1 to 1 per cent.

diaaj Sight Checks percent, diagonal HEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET. CORRECTED Xxchaage on England, 60 daya 8V8Vprm Do-Do. os Kew York, at eight Jfcdiac Pot. Do. Do.

Do. Do. oa New Tor, 60 IjufrlVdiac SI DWIUB, u.lgui on Boston, 60 daya on Philadelphia, at 4.. on Philadelphia, 60 oa Baltimore, at oa Baltimore, 60 daya. diac lAHid disc fidisr Do.

Do. raited State Treasury parsdnc Sovereign. 94 86 I American Gold X1 Spanian i mexicau uouar Patriot do. 6318 60 Half Dollar i0 Franc 83 $3 86 par MEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS. 139l4diac I Exchange Conaobdated lsi0 diac I Orleaaa Improvement.

66 diac I Atchaialaya fiOd56lisc Com. Bk. Natrbes, checks oa Meirbanta' JLB other City pay tpecie MOTES Or THE stUNieiPi.LITTF.s Mnnicipaliry No. One Municipality No. Two Municipality No.

VMCVBB.BNT MONEY. United State Bank Notea Alabama State Bask and Branchea Bank or Mobile Ptaatere' Bank Poet Note. Nate he. a are Agricultural Poet Notea. Grand Gulf Mieeaaaippi Union Commercial and Railroad Bank, Ykkaborg Georgia Bank Virginia and South Carolina.

WESTERN BANKS. Ohio Country Indiana 1 parir'ldiae Stat Bank of llliaoj Bank of Illinois, Sbawaeetown Tenuimu Bank 392)e'dic 4094AtT.se S'ldiac TEXAS. 1214 cent on the dollar. latere Bonds SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Tuesday, Not.

19, 1844. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Cherokee, Cashing, Boston, A Herrrtt A Co Jmp Sultana, Dennis, New York, Aaron Cohen arque Florence, Decker, Boston. Whitney it Co Barque Sarah Band, Bailey, Philadelphia, Toby A Bogert Brig Uncas, Brown, Havana, Anguera Schr Foam, ew i era, jec ARRIVED, Ship Cato, Wale. 54 daya fm Rio de Janeiro, to Geo Green Bro 7500 bag coffee.

Ship Arragon, Knight, IT dys fm New York, to Fosdirk k. Bro id my. Ship Colombian, Barker, IT days fm Boston, to Harrod, Ir- Kng ft Co 1st my. -Ship Sir Colin Campbell, Pentecost, fm Liverpool, Sept Slat, to master let my. Ship Swatara, Smith, SI da fm Philadelphia, to roanter 1st my.

Ship Auburn, Durfcy 14 days fin New York, to Stanton Ac Co Sd my. Baraoe New England, Foster, 90 day fin Boston, to master Sd my. Steam Khooner Augusta, GiHeU, fm New Ibena, to Walton At SbeaJelst my. Schr Argus, Winch, 7 day fia Omoa, (Honduras,) to Abadie At Grasa 1st my. Schr D.

Wood Roe, 1 days fia Peneecola, to master Kew Ba sin 10 bales cotton. Steamer Wapelte, Redly, ftn St Looia. Steajnsr latan, Raymond, fm St Stsaroer Concordia, Tbomaason, fm Vicksbnrg 8370 be cotton. Steamer Olive Branch, Hay, fm Pittaborg. Steamer Talma, Sturgeon, fm Louisville.

Steamer Princess, Sandford, ftn Waterproof 900 bale cotton. Steamer, Fashion. Pullerton. fm Mobile. Steamer Yaaoo, Dameroa, fm Vkksburg 631 hales cotton.

Steamer Lodi, Cary, 6a St Martinsville bales cotton. Steamer Ohio Belie, Moore, fm Cincinnati. Steamer Sam Dale, Johnaoa, fin Ixraiaville. Rtesmar Bausville, Hopkins, fm Bateaville 61 bale cotton. Steamer Champlaia, Freligh, fm St Louis.

Steamer Patriot, Rodd, fm St Looia. City, lonng, fm Vacksburg. Steamer Suhana, Pease, fm Millikeas Bend. Snmmer Beeewiag, Hooper, tm Waterloo. Steamer Aid, Reed, fm Aleznndrie.

Steamer Planter, Kinney, fm Alexandria. Steamer Brilliast, Soott, ftn Baron Sara. Steamer Miaaonri Mail, Littlston, ftn Donsldsoavi. Steamer Republic, Streck, fm DoaaldsDnville. Steamer Victress, Thibodsnx, fm Lafoorcbe.

Steamer J. Dnpre, Gnce, fm Covington. Steamer Jams L. Day, RsynoW, fm Mobile. Tow boat MisMttuppi.Piasy.

fia ahe Pae. Towboat Phaniz, Annable, uathe Passes. Towbort Star, Beaton, fm th Passes. Towboat Tennesseean, Whaa, fm the Passes. Tswboat Porpoise, McMoQea, fm the Pasws.

MEMORANDA. Scip Cato left at Rio de Janeiro, Sept 20th, barques Yerona and 'Maid of Orleans, to sail for ITOrleane ia a few Brig Holloas sailed for thia port 11th Sept. Capt Winch, of the schr Argue, reports that a Belgian barque tna-Be not recollected) from Antwerp, bound to St Thomas, with emigrants, was lost recently near Cape Three Points no live COASTWISE PORTS. 9EWT0RK, KovlO Cleared, hip London, Baker, KOrU. PHILADILPHIA, Kov 10 Arrived, ship St Loni, Marks, from SOri.

SPOKEN. Kov 10th. by ship Arragon, off the Berry Martha, from Sew jork for this port. Oct 10th, by ship Sir CoKa Campbell, 1st 18, Ion 44, Swedish barque Colombo, for this port. Necrra CI-tMnir.

Cfin SUITS Negro Clothing, suitable for Plantation JUl use. Heavy Blankets: red Flannel Shirts, twilled plain and twilled Hickory do country knit Socks Scotch Caps for sale on reasonable terms. FOLGER fc BLAKE, nl3t cor, of Customhouse and Old Levee Sundries. Of( BAGS Rio aUU ISO do. Old Java Coffee; 100 casks Marseilles Claret Wine 5 200 baskets superior Salad Oil 10 Gnnny Bags 50 bbls Dried Apples 40 dox.

Cedar Pails: 40 boxes B5 lump Chewing Tobacco 30 boxes Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. For sale bv noTlMmo T. Poydras st. rhaxiires of Weather and Csttrbio Cold. IT should be remembered that a cough is always an evidence that some impurity is lodged in the lungs, which, if not speedily removed, will so irritate those delicate organs as to produce inflammation of the lungs, a disease which we all know is the high road to consumption.

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are a delightful medicine for carnrin? off a cold. Four or five of said Tills 1 1 1 1 i -I taken 1 r-very mgm on oing 10 ueu, wiu 111 icw unvi off the most obstinate cold, at the same time the carry digestive organs will be restored to a healthy tone, and tne ntood completely nunnea. For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. BRONSEMA, at tne recaynne pook pumery, oampM. novia THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE 100 dozen assorted West India Preserves; 200 do do Domestic do; IOOO boxes Sardines in Oil; 50 boxes Brandy Cherries; 20 dozen assorted Fruits, in jars; 25 boxes Canton Preserved Ginger; 100 boxes assorted Pickles; 20 dozen Tomato Ketchup; 50 dozen assorted Ketchups; 20 dozen dry Prunes: 5000 lbs.

Zante Currants; r' 20 casks London Porter; 10 casks Scotch Ale; 20 dozen Guava Jelly 25 Currant Jelly 20 1 do assorted Jellies; M- 100 boxes assorted Candies; White Raisins, Figs, Grapes. Almonds and Nuts for sale by R. F. NICHOLS fc CO, nl9-lw Corner Camp and Natchez streets. Novelties of the Season.

LORNE fc FROIS, 21 Qhartres street inform the ladies, and the public in general, that they have re-Iceived per ships Nashville and Vesta, from Havre, a full and fashionable assortment of SEASONBLE GOODS, comprising the following, viz New style watered silk MarmHets; Do -00 do do do- wadded and lined Do do gros grain do do; Do do rnch plaid and striped silk Scarf; Do do do black plaid do do; Do -'do do plaid silk Shawls Do do do broche do; Do do black plaid Ottoman Rich Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs I Capes: Do new style plain and embroidered Collar and vv An Rarthsi anrt Brachest Do "Musiin embroidered in colors, for WeRlcVnrwyle Cashmere delaine, al all prices; Do black watered Silk Do do pros grain do and gros de Swiss -Do new style rolored Silks; Do do do -fignred black Silks; i Do do do MuslmsembroKlered to colors; Do do do do striped and plaid Plain Swiss and Tarletatn Maslin; -A large assortment of worsted Caps dSbT Do do of infants worsted Boptees Socks; Do do colored and bla-k Silk Do do wstered and cut do do; -Do do white and black silk and cotton Hose Tcerwith' ai kinds of FAILY GOOpSof American and Er-elish manufacture, which Jiey offer at Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest cash pnees. They have also Just received a fine assortmei oi colored and Mack French Cassimeret and Cloths wsp, biack featin Laine; and the latest stjje French, CottDhr fides for Pantaloons, fcc, fcc pist LORNE FBOIS, a Chartres SYK. irvnr. a. nmtt MJ Wkhqntl.cerve.-1IIIS DAY, 19tb instant, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at their-Auction Store, fililaga- tine street.

onnnsitA a Tile a' 1 i An invoice of DRY' GOODS, -i 4 20 cases Boots; 4 i 15 do. Rustt Broganst I do. Calf JJrogau; 10 do. ,.4 80 Trunks Capl Yarions qualities. At 12 o'clock GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and LIQUORS.

1- Good: Clsthlnsr, fce. A. 3. Vanwinkle. Aoc- If SMITH tioneer-THIS DAY.

at 10 o'clock, at their auc tion store, No. 44 New Levee, opposite the steamboat landing a large assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting in part of: Prints, bleached and unbleached Do- mewe, aim ana couon tianaxerrateis, woouen ana cotton Shawls, woollen and cotton Hose and Half-Hose, Broadcloths and ass i meres, some of which are very fine. At 12 o'clock, an extensive assortment of CLOTIIING.consistingof Fine Dress Coats, fine Pilot and Beaver-doth Over-Coats; Blanket Coats cassi-mere, satin and silk Vests; also, a lot of Negro Clothing also, 10 cases of Hats, 10 do Shoes, 10 do Boots; table and pocket Cutlery Guns, Pistols, fcc Desirable Family Residence. BY J. A.

BEARD k. A. Bonneval, Auctioneer. Will be sold at auction on SATURDAY, the 23d instant, at 12 o'clock at anks' Arcade A COMFORTABLE DWELLING, in the Square bounded by Magazine, Camp, Josephine and St. Andrew streets, measuring 31 feet 11 inches fronton Magazine street, by 106 feet in depth between parallel lines.

The Dwelling is built of the best cypress lumber, having four good rooms on the ground floor, two cabinets, and two well finished anartments in the nnner storv good kitchens, cistern and well in the rear. The property is rented to a good tanant, who has been in it trom the time it was finished. Terms One-fourth cash, balance at 6, 12 and 18 months credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing mortgage until final payment. Act of sale before D. I.

Ricardo, Notary Public, at the expense cf the purchaser. nl9 E. A. TYLER, No. 39 Camp street, has just received, on sale, a small assortment of Gold Lever WATCHES, Spectacles, Gold and Silver Pencils and Thimbles, Fob and Guard Chains, a variety of ladies' Brooches, Finger-Rings ami Lockets; Silver Spoons, Hair and Teeth Brushes, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Razors, together with a variety of Fancy Articles all of which will be sold at very low prices.

Fjb Watches, Clocks and Musical Boxes carefully Jewelry manufactured and Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange nov 19 tf fnndrie. BACON. 20 casks Family Hams 40 casks Cincinnati Sides; 40 do. do. Shoulders.

PORK. 50 bids. Mess, Prime, etc. BEEF. 40 bids.

Prime and Thin Prime, new 20 half-bbls. Mess and Prime, da FLOUR. 250 bids. St. Louis and Illinois.

LARD. 2000 kegs, part Leaf. In store and for sale by J. It R. GEDDES, Agents, 102 Tchoupitoulas Medical Books.

WOOD ALL fc CO has just received ami now offer for sale a large and valuable stock of MEDICAL BOOKS, comprising the latest editions of the following popular Text Books, as well as many other works on Local Diseases, by the best authors, viz: DUNGLISON'S Practice, Therapeutics, Medical Htudeni, Physiology, Hygiene and Dictionary. DEWEES on Females, on Children, Practice and Svstem of Midwilery. CHURCHILL on Females and Midwifery. Gibson's, Dewitt's, and Cooper's Surgery Wilson's, Pane oast's, Wistar's and Horner's Special Anatomy Rigby's and Ramslotbani's Parturition; Wood and ache's Dispensatory; Perrioras Materia Medica; rocket Anatomist; rucriba's and United States Pharmacopteia Dublin and London Dissectors Eberles Practice and Children Kane's Chemistry Wilson's Dissector Lawrence on the Eye Hope on the Heart, fcc together with a great number of useful Works, which are respectfully offered for ex- amniauon. The above will be sold as low as they can be procured at in this city.

nltf-3t S. WOODALL, 49 CampsL Fashionable Hat and Can Store Wholesale and Retail. 31 Canal street. Ms THE undersitrued respectfully invite aa their present stock of HATS and the latest Paris and New York styles, consisting of Gentlemen's superfine black and drab Beaver, Moleskin, Russia, Cassiinere, Nutria, Silk and Sporting Hats; Children's black and drab Silk and Russia Hats, fcc Also, a cheap assortment of the latest and most approved patterns of Gentlemen's, Youths' and Children's caps, oi we following kiihis Gents' Coronation Cloth Caps Da Travelling do. do Da Russian da otter Lands; Da Plain Guard da da Da Smoking Velvet do.

Sea Otter, South Sea Seal and Muski at Cans Army and Navy tCaps Ladies' Velvet Ruling Caps, newest style; Yohtlis' Forage, Guard, Octagon, Ash-burton and Turban Cloth Caps Children's Velvet Turbans, Star, Fancy, Forage, Star Gold and Silver Taisels, fcc The above Goods, for style, material and workmanship, cannot be surpassed by any in the market, and the prices not higher than what is charged by some for articles of an inferior description. nlMtJ0HN ROBERTSON fc 31 Canal st. Clothing! Clothing! Cheap as Ever! ALFRED MUNROE, No. 34 Magazine street, at the North East corner of Magazine and Uravier has now received a full assortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, to which be would call the attention of purchasers. Among other goods are the following, viz COATS.

Black doth Dress and Frock Coat, from 12 to $20 00 Col'd do do do do do 12 to 18 00 Black and colored cloth Paletots, do 12 to 25 Of) Extra super drab do at 25 00 Tweed and cassimere Business Coats, from $4 to $10 00 Green, blue, white and ml Blanket Coats; Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans Com and Jackets. rAIN 1 ALtWiMS. Black cawimere Pantaloons, from Fancy buckskin do do Satinet do do Kentucky jeans ami kersey Pantaloons. $.5 00 to $9 00 3 AO to 9 00 3 50 to 5 00 r.a i a. Black satin Vests, from Figured do do do -Royal Cashmere Vests, from Extra sorter toilinet do do $2 SO to $5 00 2 50 to 4 00 2 50 to 5 00 2 00 to 5 00 Superb white and light col'd satin Vests, 5 00 to Royal colored silk velvet do 6 00 to Cassiinere.

sattinet and silk 'do 2 00 to 6 00 8 00 4 50 FURNISHING GOODS. The best assortment of Linen ohd Cotton Shirts to be found in the city Flannel. Lamb's Wool, Merino, and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers Rich Scarfs and Cravats; Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; Gum Elastic am! Silk Suspenders, the best assortment in the city Gloves of all kinds Lambs Wool, Merino and Cotton Socks; Umbrellas, fcc. Also, Otter, Fur, Seal, and Musk rat CAPS. Particular Notice.

Purchasers are particularly re quested to in this store every article will be offered at the very lowest nrice, and no deduction made. ALFRED MUNROE, novI9 3t 34 Magazine st foundries. WALTON fc SHEAFE, 52 Camp street, have landing and in store for sale SPERM OIL Winter and Fall Sperm Oil, pure article, in casks barrels and cannisters. SPERM CANDLES 100 bxs. hard pressed, superior.

PICKLES AND CATSUPS 400 boxes Pickle and Catsups, New York and Philadelphia assorted. CIGARS 500,000 American Cigars, in quarter boxes. OUNNY HAUS 10,000 uunny nags, Dusneis. PRESERVES 50 boxes Philadelphia Preserves. GpSHEN BUTTER Prime article, constantly on band.

SHAD 50 half bbls. Mess Connecticut Shad. WINES 30 qr. casks and Indian bbls. Imitation Malaga Wine.

4 qr. casks very superior Port Wine. Sherry and Madeira Wine, in cases. LIQUORS Brandy in half pipes Gin in pipes. CASTILE SOAP 100 boxes.

OLIVE OIL 100 boxes 44 Plaognol" WHEAT SACKS 10,000 Grain-Sacks, of linen, suit able for Wheat, Oats or Com. BLANKETS Granier green, blue and mixed Blankets, bv the bale. FINE CUT TOBACCO Chewing and Smoking, large and small size papers. CORKS 200 groce Velvet Corks. WHITE LEAD N.

Y. and Saugerties White Lead. AS Ponchong, in half chests. TOBACCO 500 boxes Leftwiches, all qualities. GUNPOWDER.

Hazard Powder Company Gunpowder, constantly in Magazine, of all qualities, in kegs, halves, quarters and canisters. novl9-3w II. Burrows Patent Mill Superior to any now in use. THIS Mill differs from all others in the construction of the Upper or Running Stone, which is composed of French Burr Blocks, inclosed in a cat iron case, which forms the back and hoop of the tnue, with a cast iron eye bush that is of "rreater-diameter at the bottom than at the top, which is secured to the back by four bolts, so that every block is in the form of dovetail, which gives greater strength to a stone than any other method, winch is required in small Mills where the stone is run with great speed and becomes danger ous if not strongly made it also gives any weight to a stone of small diameter, that is required without making it4hick or high, that makes it top heavy. This Mill is a square frame, made of wood or cast iron, in the form of a husk, with spindle, balance, rine, driver, and regulating screw, and grinds in the runner stone, it being of great weight, enables it tn erind nearer the centre a ereater ouantitv of emin with less power than an other Mill now in use.

This Mill is portable, and may be attached to steam, water, horse, or hand tiower. Also, all sizes of French Burr MILLSTONES, manufactured on the same principle. Joseph 1 1. Borrows, of Cincinnati, is the inventor of said Mill, for which he obtained Letters Patent, in 1842. AH persons manufacturing or using the above Mills, not bearing the name of the Patentee, and date when patented, accord ing to an Act of Congress to that effect, will be prosecuted aerordinp-to tlint law, to its fullest extent Prnlfi by W.

L. THOMPSON fc Cf wtmer of Commerce ami Julia sts. I where the above Mills can be seen In operation. Mf, Burrows, me reme, wm reunun iu jhe winter. nJ9 WANTED TO KIHE.

A smart NEGRESS, about 10 years of a je, is wanted to attend a young Cluld. Apply at No. 70 Ursuline street Abuv nntorl A rmnA L.tl unuiM i. asber and Ironer. Apply immediately as above.

nl3tf ANTE A steady, industrous Whig PRIN TER, a good writer, to take charge of Th meum TUlhlhn meiona An Ih. CMA instant, being about to engage in another pursuit, No LilSt. OT Material Immrrlintr TWv-r irrinn unll lir rnirrn the applicant possesses the necessary are as aooTemenUoned. it would be welt to have a note money. nrrvlfi tf Playlnn-Card.

AFLIN 8TEVENS. S3 Common i Ami. La for the Manufacturers, have in store the lb Hawing wMuucittui laying arus, viz 150 gross Highlanders, star and marble backs; 100 do do plaid and fancy do; 100 do Merry Andrews, do do do; 50 do Decaturs', star, do do do; 75 do E(trles, plaid. do. low priced; SO gross tlo star, superfine; Also An extensive assortment of Printing, Writing ami A fi, for the supply of Merchants, Printers, Stationers and Bookbinders at the lowest prices.

novl9 2w Sooth Carolina Slaves. J. A. BEARD it CO. J.

A. Bonheval, Auctioneer. WUI be sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY, 2Mb at 12 o'clock, at Banks' Arcade TIMBO, aped 30 years, a good Carpenter. JACK, 28 Drayman and Laborer. 36 a hrst rate Negro Driver.

ALSO Several Negroes, comprising Field Hands and House Servants. Full descriptions at sale. DAVID, 19 years, a Creole boy a very superior and honest segro 'he is a good Stevedore and Laborer, very likely sold for no fault, and fully guaranteed. Acts of sale before l. Ricardo, Not.

at the expense of the purchaser. novl9 Card to the Ladies. EDWARD MEEGEL, at the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Delord streets, No. 7 Dimond's Row, has the pleasure to announce to the Ladies, that he has received a Urge assortment of SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, to which he calls the attention of thejadies in this city and country. Having purchased his stock at the Invent ctuhpricx, and being determined to sell at the Mmollnt m-nhtx.

he flatters himself that he will sell rmnrr than anv mlipr hoiiM? in this citv. Give him a call, and don't forget No. 7 Dimond's Row, corner of Tchoupitoulas and Delord streets, opposite the St Ma-ry's Meat Market. 3t ED. MEEGEL.

ornft boxes manufactured tobacco. stilUU The subscribers have in store, and are receiving from Virginia by every vessel, a large stock of TOBACCO, put up expressly for the Southern market, which they oner for sale upon accommodating terms, consisting in part of the following brands Walter Roy-all, half ftoxe Wm. Rodney, do. Jones fc Son, do. Bruce, do.

da; W. Willis, da, G. Wingfield, extra 15lb boxes: as. IL Grant, da da da; Queen Bee. da da dat Wm.

V. Walsh, da tlo. Grant fc Williams, da da da Also, a large lot of Common, 16s anil lis, various brands. GEO. WINGFIELD fc CO, 34 Gravier st, novl3-3in opposite the Bulletin office.

New Books. NEW ORLEANS LITERARY DEPOT Just received FAMILY MONITOR, or Domestic Guide, by Mrs. Villa in 1 nl THE SKLECTJWORKSof Mrs. EUis, bound in 1 voL; THE PROSE WORKS. do n.tiM.'s iitsiiiKi ur tut, rurjes, aa; him Bl KKt tJr UL'KS, with 14 uliistrations, rla; THE COMPLETE GARDENER and FLORIST, in 1 voL; THE COMPLETE COOK and CONFECTIONER, in 1 LIFE OF MARION, in 1 DRAMA OF EXILE, and other Poems, by Miss Barrett, in 1 THE COMPLETE LETTER-WRITER by Punch, with illustrations by Leech DICK TURPIN, the Highwayman, by Ainsworth.

J. C. MORGAN, Exchange Place, nl7 2tdaltW adjoining the Postoffice. Cotton is very Tow Zrlnst be Hold C1IEAPF.R THAN EVER KING fc en's, 27 Chartres street FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ONE PACKAGES of British, French, India, German, Irish, Scotch, Ita-. Hans, Swiss, Russian, and AMERICAN DRY GOODS.

Jun received, per recent arrivals from Europe, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, the most splendid assortment of MERCHANDISE ever exhibited in the State of Louisiana. The subscribers take great pleasure in informing their friends and the public that they bave every advantage in procuring and vending Merc handle at astonishtne low rates. Mr. H. M.

ANDREWS, our senior partner, formerly one of the elder partners in the old firm of Andrews fc Brothers, and now a resident of tlie city of New York, having had twenty-five years' experience in the Dry Goods business, and whose judgment and taste is often soutrht attvr bv other merchants of the cities, being continually on the spot, and altenduig the auction daily, I gives us very, greaV advantages. We shall, by alinost every additional accessions through the season, of die newest style and roost FASHIONABLE GOODS. The store has been enlarged, and now runs through at Customhouse street. Be sure to apply to KING'S, 27 Chartres st novld 3teod Dry ftond. TT De GOER.i.

RIFELAHD.Na 21 Masaxine st 11 The siibcnlters. in addition to their lartre stock. are now opening a magnificent and choice selection of FRENCH GOODS, received by the late arrivals from France, which they offer to the city ami country trade at very low prices, by the package or piece. Dealers are particularly invited to call andexamine their assortment, which will be found inferior to none in the city. IL De GOER fc RIFFLARD, oct 2) .21 Magazine street New floods.

rXHE subscritiers will open tlieir New Store, Na 38 A Chartres street, on MU.MIAI, Novemiier lHtn. with a new ami handsome assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS; comprising Cashmere U'Kcowe, MonssHine de Lame, aiiKs, French and American Prints, Irish Linen, Cloths, Cassimeres, Cotton-ndes, Blankets of all qualities. Ibices, Hosiery, Gloves, fcc, fcc MOXOD DAVOCK, nl7 3t 38 Chartres street Neyy Merchandise. BINOCHE, 77 Chartres street, between Conti and Bienville, has tlie honor to inform the Ladies of New Orleans that he has just arrived on the Devon- mi a laim Hmrtindnl if Mew niul RAnntiTill -M ERCHANDlSE, which will be opened on Monday, the 18th uwtant nn ot Pictures JUST received, 700 engravings of POLK, entirely new style; likewise, 800 different varieties, Caricatures, fcc, which will besold lower than anv other establishment in the city. J.

B. RUSCONI, 3t 187 Chartres street BAREGES Just received, a handsome assortment of Bareges and other good for Evening Dresses, tor sale tow by nl7 3t P. fc E. RE ILLY, corner of Royal and Canal streets. Medical Office.

THERE are so many persons without knowledge, name, or character, who now-a-days put advertisements in the public papers, that for some lime past I have been hesitatins whether I would do any thing more in that wav. There is, however, tliis one conside-tion by which 1 have over-persuaded myself There are many, I have reflected, who stand in need of medical advice, and who wish only to consult in a private manner, that know not where to apply except the public pres direct them so that unless some physician of real merit is at the pains to publish some notice or card for their information, they can not fail to fall into the hands ol some unsKiitui wretcn wno manes a unneoi me ami death, provided only he makes profit of a few dollars. It is this motive alone that induces me once more to make known to the public, that I still continue, as 1 have done for so manv years, to treat exclusively the venereal diseases, for which I have already obtained so extensive a reputation. There is no form of the com plaints that bave not become acquainted wim, trom toe vast nuniDers 1 nave nat unner my ji ra at very great mistake to imagine that these complaints are uniform in their nature that it requires but a narrow experience to understand, and but one single nostrum to cure them. I never yet knew a family or general physician, that had any tolerable knowledge of the venereal complaints, or any man that did not give himself to them exclusively.

As for those ignorant fellows that know nothing of disease of any des ription, I say nothing of them. In fact, I am every day consulted by other physicians, who are always ready to confess candidly, the advantage ray ex penence has given me. But, in truth, this is a point so evlenf that I need not further insist upon it W. WATSON, M. D.

Office XVO. 118 Canal Street, oeiween ouiu Dauphin streets. Constant attendance trom in uie mvrniticmritll 11 at nifirht- pgr Separate apartments provided. Medical NoUee. DOCTOR WATSON, who has olitained so great a reputation in tlie cure of the Venereal Diseases, may be consulted at his office ctrm WO.

110 UVIIAL aiinr.i. Doctor Watson isnotone of those who pretend to treat thoe complaintt they are without the knowledge of. He obtained his diploma for surgery London, in which citv be studied in all the large hospitals, and he took the medical degree in New York, where he practised for many years, before the state of his health obliged him to reuiove to the Sowth. Doctor Watson performs a cure in recent cases in a few day. His medicines are not nauseous, nor hard to take.

"They never keep any one from his business, or oblige hint to alter his diet The Doctor never makes nse of mercury unlike those who advertise that they do not prescribe it, although they give it in every ease. But what the Doctor may, without vanity, make a boast of, is bis success in th treatment of those old, obstinate, cases, in which the poison of the disease has lain in the hodv for vears. Patients themselves know very well bow it attacks them in these cases, whether by ulcers in the throat or on the skin, with blotches, patns in tlie bnes. nodes, trleets. strictures, seminal weakness.

jmins neck of -the bladder, wasting of the testi cles, symptoms. Dr. devotes himself exclusively to those com plaints which is the puly way. that any oue can. learn tnem tnorougniy.

The office is very conveniently being No. 118 Canal street, between Bourbon and Dauphin sts, Constant attendance from 7 in the mo ruing until 8 et night ID tit -v- ORLEANS T1IH A TILE; v. 5 i FRENCH OPERA. i On TUESDAY, November 19th, 1844,. For the first appearance of Messrs.

Ornacd, 1st tenor i GajikYj baritone; Oqvut, 1st base and Madame Casini, 2d prima donna. First time this season, the Grand Opera, in 3 acts, by Rossini, of GUILLAUME TELL. Performers Messrs. Arnaud, Garry, Dourry, Cceuriot, Richer; Mes. Casini, Cceuriot Stephen, Mathieu.

To begin with the Vaudeville in one act of UN MONSIEUR ET UNE DAME. -Performance to commence at balf-past 6 o'clock. AMERICAN THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Tuesday, Nov. 19th The Hayf ltlEi LAUI OF liXOINS, Claude J.

Wallack, Jr. Pauline, Mrs. J. Wallack, Jr. To conclude with the Farce of THE OMNIBUS.

FatRooney Mr. Shaw. Fall and Winter Clothing. THE suiascribers bave now a full and well selected assortment of ready-made Clothing, for sale cheap. FOLGER fc BLAKE, cor.

of Old Levee and Customhouse sts. Stickney fc Hnckley's Amphitheatre. Corner of Poydrat and Baronne tU. A CARD. The above named establishment has ii.

become tlie most universal resort of the fashion of New Orleans. The unrivalled talent of the Company and that fellow of infinite humor and wit (the Clown, era arson wnose acquirements ana vanny arr unequalled in the U. States, in conjunction with the admirable order and style established throughout the whole arrangement, attract crowds of the most respect- auie poruon oi uie pojiuiauuii ui ux ciiy cuiu its environs, on each succeeding niebL A grand change of performance, embracing a variety of Equestrian and Gymnastic exercises," fcc fcc, every evening. novia it Washington and American Ball Room. St.

Philro ttrect. between Roval and Bourbon streets. A tie Aianager respecttuiiy uiiorms nis tnenas and the public generally, that this room hay-r ins been thoroughly repaired, will be opened for GRAND DRESS and MASQUERADE BALLS every Tuetdau, Thursday, Saturday anid Sun day evening curing tne season. Admittance uentiemen 91 00 Ladies Gratis. Doors open at half past 7 o'clock.

ujsti. a 1 No weapons allowed in the Ball Room. Orleans Ball Room. GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL, every Monday. Wednesdav and Fridau jfjjr evening during the season.

P. A. DUBORD has the honor to inform his friends and the public in general that he will continue the management 01 we uaiisol tne above esrctniishment Nothing shall be spared to render it one of the bext and most accom modating places of amusement in this city. A Restau- rani win ne miacueu 10 11, wmcn wm ue aounuanuy supplied with all sorts of provisions, where the society is good, ami where repasts shall be served with promptitude. The bar room will be constantly supplied with the very best liquors.

The Orchestra is composed of uie most aoie artists in tne city. Doors open at half-past7 o'clock. A strict police will be in attendance, for the main tenance 01 tue peace. No weapons are allowed in the Ball Room, bv order or the City Counc 0I8 P. A.

D. TagUoui Ball Room. Corner of Baronne and Pcrdido streets, aver the Car- roluon liauroad ltepoL The undersigned has the honor to inform the Ladies and" Gentlemen of this city, that subscriptions will be received during the month of November, for a series of SOCIETY f. sall, at tnis new ana splendid saloon. A subscription list is now open at the office of the Ball Room, where subscriptions will be received from 9 o'clock, A.

until 3 o'clock, and from 4 until 6 P. M. A committee for the direction of these Balls will be appointed by the proprietor, and the price osubscrip-tion, which will be moderate, will be agreed upon between the committee and the undersigned. novti tf JOHN A. BARRETT, Secretary.

Terpsichore Ilalt 1 1 -1 The Ladies and Gentlemen of New Orleans and the citv of Lafayette are respectfully lj informed that a series of SOCIETY BALLS will be snven at the TerpsichoreJIall Room this season. Subscription lists are now oner Room, and at Mr. T. Rea'sJob Office, No. 60 Magazine street The price of subscription for those who reside in New Orleans, will be $15 for twelve Balls, without any additional charge for car hire.

Those who reside in Lafayette will be charged $12. Non-subscriliers, for a single ticket, $1 AO, who will have to conform to such rules as the subscribers may adopt when the lists shall have been closed. Particulars more fully expressed in tlie lists. Due notice wdl be given of the first Society Ball W. VAUGHT, novl3 tf J.

C. WINGARD, Armory of the Washington Regiment. SOCIETY BALLS. MR. DEVOTI has the honor to announce to the Ladies and Oemleraen of the citv of New Orleans that a series of SOCIETY JV ,1 FmZZ w5ih fa? for BALLS will be given during the winter, in the splendid titled uu.

and newly painted throughout and bavin? fourteen large opeuings, is not surpassed for comfort and convenience as a Ball Room by any other in the city. The subscription list is now open at the Office of the Armory, where subscriptions will be received. Due notice will be given when the first Bajl will take place. novl2tf Wonder of the World. THE OHIO GIANTESS has arrived, in company with lier sister, in onr citv, and will receive visiters for a short time at 34 St Charles street, opposite the St.

Charles Hotel. It seems that her shipwreck on board the Shepherdess did not check her growth, as she now weiehs274 pounds, and is only 10 years old is 4 fset 11 inches high 5 feet 1 inch around the shou1 1 20 inclies around the arm. She is perfectly beaiuiV and active, and of agreeable appearance. This wonderful child has been visited by thousands of gentlemen and lad.es, and lry tLein pronounced 4he greatest curiosity in the world. N.

B. She will produce affidavits of her parents, and several respectable persons with the county seal, in which she resides, that her age does not exceed that above mentioned. IW Admittance 50 cents children half price. Call and see this extraordinary chihL Hours of exhibition from 9 A. M.

till 9 P. M. novlO lm St. L.ouis Ball Room. nnHE Subscription Lists to the series of SOCIETY, J.

MASQUE and DRESS BALLS, to be given at the above Room are now open. Gentlemen wishing to subscribe, are requested to call on Mr. IL RUFFlER, at the office of the Ball Room, or at the office of the St Charles HotcL lw Mrs. L. HAWLEY, Lessee.

Citv at Ticture Store in the Arcade. inlorm straneers. steamboat Captains ami Clerks, J. Citizens, fcc, that I have more than 10,000 Engravings and Colored Prints for sale, of every kino and price; and shall be aoie to supply country Aiercnants with new varieties, receiving constant additions to my stock by every arrival. Artists and Gentlemen of Leisure, can always find beautiful and pleasing prints of rare nnd superior execution.

My walls are covered with over 500 kinds, which are constantly changing, and I mean to mane a museum wen wormy 01 vjbii iruui the man of Prices moderate and according to quality. HUNTER, Arcade, noviu im ana prancn 111 oienvuie si. To Kent. THE LOWER FLOOR of No. 92 Common st reet Inquire up stairs.

4t A MONDELL1 has removed his Paint Store to No il 69 Canal street, the building formerly occupied I by tne carruton isanK. al5 tt ORN. 300 sacks Corn, landing from steamer iana, for sale by nlO FETTER, LONSDALE fc OKAY. The Election is over! WS. MOUNT fc corner of Camp and Com- mon streets, have received a splendid assortment of Clothing.

5t aO ATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS A large assort- Vv ment, of every description of Binding, constantly on sale bv S. M. STEWART, oct27 evSun6t 50 Camp street BLANKETS Just received 30 bales Grey Blankets, weighing from 84 to 10 for sale low by D. N. POPE, corner of nl6 6t Magazine and Gravier streets.

CRINOLIN SKIRTS and FRENCH CORSETS just received, an assortment of the above very desirable Foods, for sale low by P. fc E. REILLV, St corner of Royal and Canal streets. KENTUCKY JEANS AND LINSEYS-50 bales Kentucky Jeans and Linseys of superior quality, just received and for sale below the market valne by H. De GOER fc RIFFLARD, n9 21 Magazine street Cigars.

Z( fiOn HAVANA CIGARS, landing from siitiljUUU brig Uncas, comprising Regabas, Ca-nones, Millar, Trabucos, Dam as, Cazadores, snorted brands, for sale bv -nl6 Y. QUADRAS fc Co, Chartres st Srrav Horse. TAKEN UP, on Thursday, 14th November, ROAN HORSE and WAGON. The owner is reonested to call at the Lumber Yard, corner of Tchoupitoulas and Notre Dame streets PT charges and take them away. (Private wagon, No.a23.

Yrfftt or Stolen. FROM a carriage, on Wednesday last, in Chartres street, between Messrs. llyde fc Goodrich's and St Louis st, a PURPLE CASE containing a SILVER KNIFE, FORK and SPOON, marked -M. L. IL A liberal amount will be paid to any one rurning the above to No.

59 Camp street nlttSt Negroes For Hire. d' rate Barber and waiter, ageu years I JIM, 13 years, a gornl Waiting boy S. AM, II do O.HUA,10, do do do; JO. do do do; UIDTIV Art ALSO Several likely SERVANTS for sale, from Virginia, Maryland, and Soutn Carolina. Appiv w.

J. BEARD It next tlie Arcade, tAMX Maganw streefc, ALIUSELIENTS," 8ic 31 1 SHIPS, STEAMERS," cS'J For iraY-TiaiThe Steam Packet ZShin ALABAMA- IT Windlf. rnnr. svi'l sai for the above port on SUNDAY next, 34th instant, at 9 o'clock, A. -precisely.

For freight or passage apply on board, or to 1 novta MERLE; BE YLLE fc Co, 45 Old Levee. Var tin IrMtAn To-na. fimlnr sail on WEDNESDAY AF- known steamship NEW -YORK, J. Ti Wright, commander, will leave as above. i ne Kew York has been thoroughly overhauled and put in complete order while at the North, and has accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers unsurpassed by any steamer in the United States, with state roorns and lower cabins.

For freight or passage apply on board or to nl9 HAWTHORN fc WOODS, 63 Gravier st- British and North American Royal Alail Steamshiiisu 7- Dnurr Under contract with the Lords' Kin tf the Admiralty. 1 HHJERNIA Alexander Jftyrie, commander. J. Hewitt, da G. Lott, do ACADIA TI TnrlVin.

Will sail from Liverpool and Boston, via Halifax, as From Liverpool. From Boston. Britannia Septemlier 4. 1. September 13........

October 16. Acadia, 4 November 1. Hjbernia, October 19. November 16. Passage Money From Boston to Liverpool, $120t From Boston to Halifax.

20. These ships carry experienced Bo berth secured until paia ior. 1 No freisrht except specie iwpivpl Note. All letters and newspapers mutt vast through the Fostofnce. Merchandise and specie, (except for personal expenses) shipped under the name of luggage, will lie charged as freight, and liable to Customhouse regulations.

Specie taken as freieht For freight or passage appty to s. ML LEW IS, Na 1 Commercial wharf, Boston, or to JARV IS ANDREWS, june 29 Na 7 Canal Street Row, New Orleans. Fire Insnrance. CEAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. OJioe JYo.

4a Camp street. DIRECTORS W. A. GASQUET, President: Wm. W.

Montgomery, F. B. Le Beau, F. Duconge, Alex. Gordon, J.

C. Harrison, J. A. Uasquet, R. W.

Monteomerv, Edward sum. CHARLES BRIGGS, Secretary. This Company, by an amendment of their charter, passed at the last session of the Legislature, is now authorized to insure on the Mutual System, and all persons insuring their property in the Office will be entitled to the privilege of that System, in accordance with the Charter and By-Laws, witiiout incurring any kind of responsibility, from which they are guarded by an express provison of the amended Charter. All kinds of property insured against fire on the most reasonable terms, and tlie most prompt and liberal settlements made for all losses incurred. may4 ly.

CHARLES BRIGGS, Sec'y. Marine and Fire Insnrance. A GEXCY OF THE -MUTUAL SAFETY IN- XX SURANCE COMPANY of New York, continues to insure against loss or damage by Fire, 3Iarine and Inland Navigation risks. The Company has an actual earned and invested Capital ol 1 y. OVER HALF A MILLIOVOF DOLLARS.

This amount, witlj the addition of the profits on this 1 years' business, (which exceed those of any previous one during its existence,) gives this Company the largest capital 01 any insurance company in tne united states. The Company has also an additional sum in Premium 1 ir i nuicj, lur rsrutiuHj risns, oi nearly HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS. In ample security, assurance of liberal returns, and high value of every year's scrip, the Company offers every inducement wnicn can oe uesiren. Losses adjusted with lilerality and promptness. ZEBEDEE COOK, President, ALFRED PELL, Vice President, JOS.

B. COLLINS. Secretary. EST AGENCY OFFICE, corner of Camp and Gra- vier streets. 1 THOMAS A.

auams, Zmis Agent Advances. LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on Consignments of Cotton, Sugar, and other articles, to our friends in New York. RE YN A UD fc FALLON, (12 1 34 Tchoupitoulas street Advances. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on Consignments to our friends in Boston, New York, Phua- delplua, Louisville and Cincinnati. JETTER LONSDALE fc GRAY, nil 71 Tchoupitoulas street Vertical Mills.

irERTICAL GRAIN MILLS, and Improved Horse Power Manufactured and for sale at91 Carondelet street, New Orleans, by aug4 ly 1 jus. K. aulliSjK. Tire! Fire! Firt! FOR SALE. A New York built FIRE ENGINE, with Suctions and Hose in complete order has ueen useu a snort urae wui oe soki a oargain.

50 skies extra weight Gin Band Leather. sepiim juiipi nun, oa camp street. Furniture for Hale. 1 FOR SALE THE FURNITURE of a respectable private Boarding House, situated on Old Levee street, is offered for sale on reasonable terms by a per son wishinir to retire from the business. The furniture comprises every article necessary for a Boarding House, nearly new and of tlie liest kind tlie house containing: it can be re-leased on moderate terms for a number of years.

Inquire at the Paint shop, Na 3 Carondelet street I zw Cypress Lumber, THE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared to furnish Cypress Lumber at tine shortest notice, cut to any di mensions. Builders and others wishing lumber, may rely on having it of the exact size, as there is an excel- lent sawyer in Orders left at the corner of Magazine ami Ginxlstreets, or at theMill oppositethe I citv. will receive nromut attention. si9 tf RALNEY fc RUSSELL. 3Iahofmny.

A c. TAIIOGANY. assorted sizes: Balusters and Nei 1T1 ell Posts; Cherry, Black anriWhiuJ Walnut, Oak, Ash, Hickory, Clear White Pine, Cypress, Poplar and 11 n- .11 .1: 1 a.1.0 leilOW I IIItT Ol Kit UlUlt-llSHUlS MIR i UOUI9, Blind Slats, Fire Bricks, Cypress Shingles, Red Ce dar sleepers, 1'ittsimrg coal, cuarcoai. Tongued and Grooved Cypress, 1 to It men Do do I Pine, 1 and It inch .1 1 i 3 1 A llm.ki Lfll Ml 'irtl ail' 1 UK." Do do I Y. Pine, 4, 4, 1 and 11 inch.

For sale in lots to suit, bv PRAGUE fc SHERMAN, 0I6 6nid I 18 St Joseph sL Furniture Warerooms, No. 59 Bienville street. I Ikf ss frstwmBIW 9 nt Xdth. 11. U.IJVKZI Pit; iarxtiutCaA.a,ux rj wiu w-a- lers in FURNITURE, would invite the public and those buying urniture, to tneir new kiock.

maue in uie rrencu. auuuuc TM 1 imflo. iKu. niircinal allU 1HC1 IUIIk OLTlC. v.

annerin'endance in New York, and warranted equal to any made here or any where else. Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and examine for them selves, in regard to Quality, Fashion and fnces. 11. uriilli mvuinx.iv fim I- 59 Bienville st N. B.

Rosewood Furniture made to order at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable term. Vrsm GEORGE HEWS 3n' FUR.VITURE JFAREROOMS, No. 53 ROYAt STREET. G. IL has lust received an extensive asnrtnient of most fashionable FURNITURE, com- prising every article ui his line ot ousiness, wmcn wiu be sold at the lowest prices for Casli.

Prompt atten tion will be given to orders irom uie country or ciiy Merchants. 1 1 Furniture of any descripton will be made to order at bort notice. I WANTED Ten good Cabinetmakers, to whom constant employment will be given. Apply immediately as above. o27 lm Hazard Powder Company.

WALTON fc SHEAFE, 52 Camp street, having been appointed Agents for the Hazard Powder rnmnanv. will keen constantly on hand a supply of all the dirTerent qualities manufactured, Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs and Cannlsters, which tbey will warrant to be equal in quality to any powder manufactured in'the United States. The attention of dealers and others Is invited to this article any guarantee as to quaLty which may be required will be given. Tbey bave now in Magazine the following qualities, samples of which mav be seen at their Office FF Kentucky Rifle, in whole, hah' and quarter "Kegs and Canisters; American in Canister? i 1 Fair Lawn Mills, (a second quality) in Kegs Indian Rule, in Canisters. dec28 tf CTininpnjrue, Scotch Ale, etc.

mnF. milisrrilers have lately received, by the differ. ent arrivals from Europe, and offer for sale on liberal the following articles CHAMPAGNE, of very superior quality, La one and three dozen cases SCOTCH ALE. in onarts and pints: fcases; do PiSElSKKVKIi SAUilUJI. IB.

1 and 2 ID do do FINE OLD WHISKE iu puncheons and five (ralkm dimiiohns: PIG IRON. Cambroe, Gartsherrie, and bummeriee hrainis BAR and BOLT IltON! assorted aizes do LONDON PORTER, in qnarU and piuU; BURTON ALE, do; v. PORTER BOTTLES, in mats; FINE OLD MARTELLO BRANDY, in puncheons and demitohnst ENGLISH colors ts, do FLAG STONES, best tool dressed; SHERRY WINE, a few cases very old. d7 2taw-tf HOLMES fc MILLS, 55 Camp st ubscri- respecuuuy is generally, that he fta. I JLV attend promptly 10 anrt inori.roueTil WIUJ 1jL-.

'r .1, Winter Garments uhasas 'velSS. gtriefyi Scarts, lSwhIcb rlUl'i if mrTrates to suit Wtomeiis. be wul ESSCHM1DT; 88 St Cliartes st I o221m opPw the Cbarjas IIoteL cm Frv Na-vine. Te rlpndid and --(fast running steamer L1WWOOD, Capt- Phillips, wiil leave firtheaDove ana en intermediate landings on 1 UESDAY, the 19th instant. at 6 o'clock P.

M. For freight or passage apply on ooaroor to nl9 DICKfc HILL, 87 Canal st pirh. Regular racket Yazoo City. i 1 111s evening, njtsilAl.H ooxuica, nuncinsJl Vm. tJita.

Stmrtia. yicksburr. Grand liulf.RibumaaA A7irA The new. swift running passenger steamer YAZOO CITY, R. C.

Young, master, is now receiving freight and will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board," opposite Canal street, or to JOHN E. HYDE, biv 12 Poydras st N. B. The Yazoo Citv lakes.

freight fixr TVhnla- Williams' Landing, Marion, fcc Packet JOAN ftW THIS tVl-rslMU, (Tuesday) at 5 o'clock, punctually. For Memphis and Randolph, The splendid, swift running packet JOAN OF ARC, vtuaries o. vnurcn, master, is now recetvmg treignt, and will leave above. For freight or passage apply onboard, at the Canal street wharf, or to- ma joiiw js. hyujs, 12 royaras street The Joan nf Are wHl take freicrht forth RonHc Columbia, Month of the Arkansas, Helena, fcc V.

H. Mail Steamer Su THIS DAY, the 19th inst. at 10 o'clock. A. M.

For St. Louis, jilt on, Quincg and Warsaw. The very fast nmnirur and retrnlar ruu-ksA ST. LOUIS. Anshutz, master, will leave for the above ana intermediate ports as above.

For freieht or pas- sage, bavin? splendid accommodations, apply on board, or to nia r. C. SHANNON, 28 Foydras street taf Ths St Louis will land freight or passengers at Memphis, Randolph and Mills' Point For SuLiOnis. The new and light draught steamer INDEPENDENCE, Cant William Littleton, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 19th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. positively.

For freight or passage, having very fine accommadations, apply on board, or to SMALL fc Tchoupitoulas st For St. Louis, Randolph and Memnhn. The new and elefant last ran. steamer JUDGE McLEAN. H.

Combs, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, 19th inst, 4 o'clock, P.M. For freight or passage apply on board, at the foot of Gra vier street, or to ai'J T. B. sjhjth, 14 roydras street Steamboat jJJUnerva--THlS DAY, the 19th inst. at lOo'clock.

A. M. 'SOt. Far Mnhihr. Jh- Th wnr lnd nmninr packet INER A W.

H. Kevt, master, is now in port receiving freight at the Poydras street wharf, and Will leave as above, or treight or passage apply on boara or to nl9 P. C. SHANNON, 28 Poydras st NewU. S.Mail OHIO IIELLK.

"For Cincinnati, houisvUle, EvanrviU. smA-c On TUESDAY EVENING, the 19th instant, at 5 o'clock This new and splendid pas- senger steamer, James Irwin, master, is now receiving freight, and will leave as above. For freight or pas sage, having unsurpassed 'accommodations, apply on on board, at Poydras street wharf, or to. ni9 juiiw e. tiiiiK, iz royoras st.

The Ohio Belle wMl take frefgbt for Mills', Paducah, Smithland, fcc. Natchei and Waterproof Week ly Packet PRINCESS. The splendid 6 new steamer PRINCESS, B. Sanford, master, will be ready to receive freight early on Mon- oay morning, ana wui leave ior saicna, uktwoo, Fort Adams and all intermediate, on TUESDAY, the 19th instant, at 5 o'clock, P. M.

For freight or passage, apply on board, toot ot canal street, or to 0I6 li Gravier tU Yazoo Packet CiEIOIONT. F. D. Rotrers. master.

Fvf WtUxanW Landing. Yazoo Cttm. Satartia, CiriraA flulf. Rndneu. fcc This new.

fast runnin? and light draught steamer is now in port, and will leave for tne ooove and an iniermeoiaiejantungson 1 ci 1 the 19th inst, at 12 o'clock, M. For freight or passage pply on boara, toot ot tvravier street, or to 17 THOS WARREN, 22 Poydras st nr KegxUar weeuiy racttet uees-Ip eWING. On TUESDAY, the 19th aSia-sacaiiat 5 o'clock. P. M.

For Baton Rgute, Port Hudson, Waterloo and the GWt The fast running passenger packet steamer BEESWING, J. Hooper, master, wiu leave New Orleans lor the above landings, every TUESDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock. -Return- ing, leaves Baton Rouge every SATURDAY, at -i o'clock. For freight oa passage, apply on board, or to 4 nl3 P. C.

SHANNON, 28 royoras st -rrife U.S. Mail Iiine For Mobile. FSSSS3JThe new and fast running low pressure' Ai.v ''agteam packet Fuller ton, master, will leave on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst, on the arrival at the lake of the 1 o'clock, P. M-, train of railroad cars. rsf The Fashion is furnished with state-rooms ior families and ladies, and has two splendid saloons, with accommodations for passengers in every respect not 1 5 surpassed by any boat in the South.

J-" uiiixui un tL uuivnAiaa, acuu, nl9 Comer Poydras and Tchoupitoulas street. For Louisville and all interme- diate landing. The new, splendid and fast rnrmincrnasaensrer steamer TALMA. E. T.

Sturgeon, master, is now receiving. freight, and will leave on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at 4 o'clock, P.M. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board, or to' AiAitiin, unr.n -s 101 Tchoupitoulas street Steamer WAPELJLO-For St. Louts. This new and fast running boat, B.

A. Reillv. master, will leave' Tor the above and intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For Ireightor pas sage apply on board, or to U19 JVi iv i x.

A A. m. A m. uj Weekly Vicksbnrg; Packet WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING. the 20th instant, at Vxcktburg, Grand Gulf, Kodneg and JVatcJtcz.

ma splendid -and swift running packet steamer, John F. Dameron, master, is now receiving freight and willleave tasT oKa-iVata AVArT Worineodav. nnrwrnallv. Forfreis-htor passage, having una nrpassed on board, opposite Canal street, or to 4 tnrnn nl9 JUUiv Ka Sliusu 14 xuvuim m. sa For Cincinnati, Wheeling and -Jt iWIWrg." A inr ire-w ii "fc stHsuner OLIVE BRANCH.

Capt May, leaves for the above and all Intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at o'cioca r. For freight or passage, naving nne accommouiuiwuB, apply on board, foot of Poydras streeUor to SMALL fc Tcboupitoulasst. or to P. C. SHAISISUIM, 28 royoras street.

For Saint Iouis. The new and lipht drane-ht steamer HENRY-- BKi Scant Wineland. leaves for the above and intermediate landings, on THURSDAY, the 21st inst, at 5 o'clock, P. M. For freight or passage, having su perior accommodations, appiy on ooara ni 6C mCVSXXjLI, luiuupiuuuw N.

B. The Henry Brv willuke freight for Mem phis, Randolph and Mills' Point For St. aiartinsville. New Ihe- rta, jt ranJclvi, faaersonruus, ixnm Ban. and Bayou lilacx.

i ne new. draught and fast running passenger steamer LOU Ki r.arv. master, will leave for jhe above and all m- ro If nm Jllll 1 Louis. This fine light draujrU and -LJi-aafast running passenger steamer, Geo. W.

Cable, is hourly expected to arrive, sr wiH leave for the above and all intermediate ports, wiu despatch. For freisrht or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply to JOHN R. SHAW fc Hig Ageuis, it Weekly Packet for the Coast Donaldsonville, Baton Rouge, Port Hud- Ssammon. Waterloo. Bapou Sara, Poaxte Cou pee and 1 'untra.

I ne spienoia ana aouuie engine steamer kal hum a. r. ooiet, ihci, New Orleans every SUNDAY, at 10 o'ekick, A. and Bavou Sara every WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock, M. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on.

board. r2 For Covington, Madixonville, TnaMhmrt and V. ts. Mail steamer JAQUES DrPRE, leaves the New Canal after the arrival of the i o'clock, A. passerger barge, and the Pontchartrain Rail Road after the arrival of tlie half oast 9 o'clock, A.

M. Cars, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Re turning on TUESDAYS, THUKSDAXS and SATURDAYS. Freight for the above places roust be sent to the New Basin the days previous to her leaving. WILLIAMS, Hi MAIM It CO, Agenw.

a26 SI Camp st Baton Rouge Packet. Tjiew LlXLrTand fast mining steamer MISSOURI iVAXVAA-Sy A- LUC isWUy UlOJt' 1 s.cfuiii- resrular trips in the above trade on THURSDAY, 17th UIUCIOIUISMT, WIU irunic l.ci instant, running twice a week leaving New Orleans every MONDAY and at tu cciock, a. and Baton Rouge every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 12 o'clock. Captain Littleton having removed permanently to this city with his family, intends tp remain ia the trade altogether. His efforts will be to please; he hopes to give" satisfaction both to planters and For particulars apply to J.

A. BRAUD fc LANDRY, octU 3m I- Bienville st rIFl For Attakapaii. -The summer LiMFURILDA, BtoseU, masr, w0 tSLisahertafter make semi-weekly MartinsrUU, and aU rmedu Indian Village every MONDAY and Th Ci; o'clocET JffiU. 1 ville every WADNESDAYard bATLI o'clTck. A.

M. Passengers by the Brilliant will Omn.boses uimine, to convey then, to lf Ise in tune ior uir gcnLATRE. ocU5 tf Plaqnernmef oeu New Publication. TVIEW and improved Stock-PitlCES REDLCED. Ill an he Km Works of the day." ALSO AH the" Periodicals, Including the Popular win bv the Stalls, and saiiin? Packets, and for sale ot the publishers' prices at i ORMAN'S Book and Stationery Estahhihment, nl73teod No.

15 Camp sweet, i I termediate Landings on the Teche and Atchafalaya.on I An twsant fnnt fit fVinti Ktreet frc 1 Kni JOHN AITLlL. lor.