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Au t-fsmlC? trim 0 ,3 5 1 1 81 taction 0ales iHonoan See Aitertltfuu Pun 0. Montgomery Bros. -A Co. sell the Entire Stock In Trade, Tools and Implement appertaining to Uie complete and irell known Foundry of John L. Bminger, at 10 o'clock, at the corner ot Magazine and Notre Dame streets.

J. DeJ.Mi, jr. sella Household Furniture, Pianos, Office Furniture, etc, at 11 o'clock, at his new Auction Booms, 183 Gravier Btreet, next to comer ot Carondelet. RQ2e A Thomas sell a 'general assortment of Household, and Kitchen, Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Glassware, Safes, Stoves, etc, at ic4 o'clock, at their salesroom, 167 Poydras street Afeelier A Thayer sell Household and KitcheW Fnrnitnre and Utensils, Office Furniture, Pianos, etc at 10 o'clock, at salesroom, 106 Graviertreet- Koflntan, Marks- A Co. sell a large assortment ot Foreign and Domestio Dry Goods, and Furnishing Goods, at 10 o'clock, at their salesroom, 88 Chartre street.

42abiel Leaumont sells a large assortment ot Hats, and Summer Clothing, and' Furnishing Goods, at 10 o'clock, at salesroom, 69 Chartres Hard ware. Shovels, at same time and placA. 1 Steamboat JDcpartures. See Advertisements on Pa T.J SUNDAY NeWTTork MARIPOSA, Kemble, 1A.M. Texas Farwell, 1A.M.

Texas Benson, 8 Texas CITY OF NORFOLK 8 A. M. i Batom Bongo NATIONAL, Gross, 10 A. M. Mobile MA IX, BOAT, 4P.H, cars.

MONDAY VT. G. HEWES, Tripp, IF. M. Mobile MAIL BOAT.

4 P.M. cars. Ohio Birer VIRGINIA, Holeroft, 6 P. SC. Ohio KICK LOXQWORTH, 5 P.

M. Xfltmbas JD-Jiflljt ORLEANS B. A. CHAPTEB No. at Grand Lodge HalL corner of St.

Charles and Perdido streets, meets at 74 o'clock. NOTICE. NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 24,169. All powers of attorney heretofore granted by ate. are hereby revoked.

ap2S--8t CHA8. HOLLAND. TNDIA MATTING- ON CONSIGNMENT, J. and will be sold low in lota to suit D. L.

RAN LETT, ap2S 3t 57 Common street. TOOOI, CARDING MACHINE AND PICKER. A new CLEVELAND A BROS mannfactoped WOOL CARDER and PICKER 26 tnck cylinder, la fine order, for sale low by KEEP CAULFIELD, kp3S lot- j. TT and 79 Poydras street JJAVANA CIQAKS. BORNIO St BROTHER, Importers of tbe ftneet qoalitieo of Havana Cigars, since 1848.

Thq oldest irapottatiOB house In the South. Clubs, Retail Stores, Bar Keepers and Country Merchantable respect, fully invited to call, examine and try oar stock, at 77 Gravier street. ap3 1m BORNIO A BROTHER. UrADICAL. MUSICAL, VENTRILO- AU.

quifflu, or bow to throw your voice. Any person can tram, laaies as weu asgenuemen. 25e. eack. Also the Magio Jew's Harp, never beare-exposed, a very surprising trick It is played without the touch of the finger; 50c each.

Also the Mocking -Bird "Whistle, tbe beet ever made, and, bow it is used to imitate birds and bow it ta need to Initiate birds and animals. All sent to any address on receipt of price, or all to one address for Too. Address A. JOHNSON. Box 211 Jersey City Post Office, N.

J. ap2-t ST PUBLISHED THE SOUTHERN OBTTTTARV RECORD AND MEMORIAL PT.ATV. ants.inlnir twairiMi many other interesting eatores, the spieodld por. wviut oi ueonrji. is, icc ana oiuilwauj JACKSON.

It Is ajust tribute to the memory of r. wis ueao, in iegaiw awnnit ror ue uving, ana Tery deun bis for every Southern heart. Printed heavy plate paper, in gold, black and tint, and got np in tne nignest style oi art. Agents wantea Zbron shout the South. Apply to H.

a. p25 2t AVTN8 4k Baltimore, Md. mo CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS a cotton Blankets, cotton ana wooienuoous, etc The Eagle and Phenix Manufacturing Com-pany, Columbus. are turning oat large numbers of their celebrated Cotton Blankets, and great variety of Cotton and Woolen Goods, superior Thread Rope, Sewing Thread, Knitting Yarn, etc, all ot which are sold at moderateprices. Orders may be sent direct to O.

CTUNBY JORDAN, Treasarar, Columbus, Ql, or through WOOD, LOW A.LUDWIGSEN, StAltW 1W) Common New Orleans. UNDRIES 6UNDRIES imRKIP. SOD MESS POKK, over weight. 100 Prime MESS PORK. 100 BUMP PORK, heavy.

SO Extra Prime PORK. 25 casks Bacon SHOULDERS. 25 tea. Wbittaker HAMS. 100 LARD, EdRing fc Sons.

2X kegs -25 bbls. Derby A Day WHISKEY. In store and for sale by IS. K. CONVERSE A ap25 St 68 Magazine street.

i 7 gTBKET C0MMI8SI0NEB'S OFFICE, Boom No. 7, City Han. New Orleans, April 25, X3S0. Was brought to the Third District Pound, of Wari-n and Morales streets, as an fllK SORREL Dm the left hip, which. If not claimed' within live days, and the expanses thereon paid, will be sold at pnbUo auction at said Pound on FRIDAY, April 30, 1389, at 12 o'clock M.

JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner. XOUIS 8ENECHAL, tor Comptroller. p2 gUNDRIES SUNDRIES 120 Casks Choice Baoon Clear SIDES, 40 Clear Bib SIDES, 40 SHOULDERS, SO tea. Sugar-Cured Canvassed Hams Magnolia, SO Perder, SO Rawson, 409 bbls. Heavy MESS PORK, ISO Bump 800 kegs Prime Leaf LARD 400 tea.

7S firkins Choice and Medium GOSHEN 300 bbU. Plant's Extra FLOUR, Smith's Favorite For sale by CAULFIELD, nnC 8t 77 ana 7PoyaTas street, COW PEAS 800 Bags CaroUna Clay PEAS. At Poatchartralir Baflroad Depot, He by 'J. 1CUBPHY CO pa-tir Poydras street. JpBXSH GETTYSBURG KA.TALY8INE WATER 20 eases in store.

Catt aadffrt areolar. DXVATT MASON, apgs st 1M Poydras street. FOOT. on- loo gallons pare. For sale by B.

f. WEST, 119 and 121 apSt OOOXOTTVB ENGINE. 27 Tons, feet Gauge, with Tender, in good -order. Foraalebr ap2S B. J.

119 and 121 Magazine street BEEF KXSS EEF At ESS THAN HALF; THE PRt.CE OF PORK. Can be bad, a superior article of Xess Beef, "Tctorto" brand, to which attention ia invited. PERKINS, SWENSON A CXX, ap20 89im 49 Caronlet, corner Unloa sb. no wTsnt TTTANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COL- ored woman, to travrt wlthasniall family. can furnish good references, aim wanted; a situation for a man and and son, axed 13 years, to go in tne country.

A ttuanian woman wants a situation, in Texas, as general servant, t-ervanta. laborers and mecbanies.arardenArflt saw-mill nanus aud Held bauds supplied on uhofl nonce. No servants sent from this office witbtnrthey bring good recommendations. Anplv at the Labor Agency, No. -107 Carondelet street, be tween Qirodanqjnua.

ap2 it TAT AN TED BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. IT a large, comfortable and airy furnished room, in some quiet to the ears, in usi oe in the upper portion of the First or lower portion of the Fourth District Auur, Buuug terms, location, a. as apii OtI WANTED-A NEAT, TIDY GIRL TO DO Housework. One who underatan its sewln is willing to be generally useful, and can give gocKi reierenoes, can apply at 140 Carondelet street. XIJ ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE-- 1 spectable Girl, to wait on a lady and take care of children would prefer to travel to the North or to Europe.

Apply at No. 191 Washing- wn mrecT. coraer u)uaeum. apt 1 TITANTED AGENTS $10 to 23 A DAY IS Tf made by agents selling the FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' MANUAL. Parties i aesicing agencies apply at once to JAS.

HIT MM ML, PnblAher, 108 Camp street, New Orleans. Xltr ANTED AGENTS FOR THE FAR-" mers' and Mechanics' Manual, a book dm- taining to agriculture and mechanic arts, edited by Geo. E. Maring, Agricnltnral Engineer of the Central Paik, New York. Nothing like it ever published.

ax engravings. Sells at sight 10 pianiers. rarmers. nixcnanics. ana wornuur- men of all classes.

Send for sixteen page cir cular, giving iuu aesmpuon. as. h. iiumu4 pnbusner. 106 Camp street, New Orleans.

ap24 ltdAltW TXT ANTED A HOUSE AND DINING- room Servant, white, that can come well recom mended; none ether need apply. Apply to THOSl JONES, at this office. MdcEtt TTTANTED A PARTNER TO PURCHASE Tf the Interest of -a party-wishing to retire. from a well established Crockery, China, Glass ana noom Aauress 708, Post Office. ap23 otf WANTED A DRESSER TENDER IN A Cotton Mill, one who cpn come well recommended can get a permanent situation one who can aitena weaving aiso wouia do preierreu.

Appiy at 48 uaronaeiet street, aown stairs. ap23 at TTTANTED A CHILD'S 1NURSE, AT NO. 248 Felicity street. One Well reoommended and fond of children may secure a permanent piace oy an eany appneanon. apzo ti T70B RENT A COMFORTABLE DWELL -a? ing, with or without the fnrnitnre, located in uerouno uiatnrt, jui aoove Jackson street.

convenient to car lines, ana otnerwwe aesiraoie. Has six rooms In main building. Address Glass BOX 1483, P. o. ap23 at TTTANTED TO CHARTER THREE OR four vessels of from 2000 to 10,000 barrehi ea- paaiy, to loan at an ouiport.

or terms, ere, ap- ap21 3t 46 Carondelet street. TTTANTED A SITUATION AS COOK BY a middle-aged woman rood reference given. Apply at 178 New Levee street, corner of Julia street; no objection to going across the ue. apj QALESMEN WANTED TO TRAVEL AND KJ sell Dy sample. cood wages guaranteed.

'Address, with stamp, E. N. rattan A 327 wnesmut srreet, ra apt ltawlm OALESMEN WANTLD BY A MAN AC- taring Company, to travel and sell, by sample, ww tine in guoas. Diinauons wnoauoiu; wages goou. 11.

it- kiuhakum tu, ap8 lm 413 Chestnnt at, Philadelphia. Pa. TTTANTED A GOOD WASHER AND IRON- TT er. Mtwt bring good recommendations Apply at 185 Carondelet street, between Girod sua jui aplS otf Wa5 ANTED A SITUATION AS TEACHER widow lady, without children, desires a situation as Governess or as a Teacher of the Piano, Guitar and Vocal Music, either in city or country. She can also rive instruction in all the ordinary branches of an English education.

She reiers to Kev. ur. walker, judge Atxu ana Mr. A. E.

Blackmar, 164 Canal street, through the latter, of whom eoaunosUoatlona will raecn her, apio tf sr TWENTY-FIVE LABORERS WANTED Cypress Cross-Ties Twenty-five men wanted to get out cross-ties on Che Jackson Railroad, two miles below Ponchatoula. Payments made every week; provisions furnished at -New Orleans prices. For particulars apply to Meson. CO RATH A WANG, and S. W.

THOMPSON A near the Depot. Tickets to go furnished to the men. in hi ft lm BENJ. F. TAYLOR.

THE CRESCENT CITY LITE STOCK. LANDING i And SLAUGHTER HOUSE, In compliance with section's of an Act entitled "AN ACT To protect the health of the City of New Orleans, to locate the Stock Landings and Slaughter Houses, and to incorporate "The Crescent City Live Stock Landing 'and Slaughter House Hereby give notice that on the firstflay of June next tbe Company will provide, at their Live Stock Landing and Slaughter House in Algiers, below the Opelousas Railroad JJepot, ample yards, sheds, and stabling to receive, shelter, and feed all live stock intended for sale or slaughter in tbe parishes of Orleans, Jefferson and St. Bernard. The company's slaughterbonse win afford ample facilities for all butcher lo pen and to slaughter their own stock, as required by section a of the above act, to wit: Tbe company shall before the first of June, (169) eighteen "hundred and sixty-nine, build and complete a grand slaughterhouse of sufficient capacity to accomodate all butchers, and in which to slaughter five hundred animals per day also, that a sufficient number of sheds and stables shall be erected before tbe date aforementioned, to accomodate all the stock received at this port, all of which to be accomplished before the date fixed for tbe removal of the stock landing, as provided in the first section of this act, under penalty of a forfeiture of their charter. Live stock dealers, butchers and others will have superior facilities in the yards of the company to Inspect, buy, eeQ, and care lor their stock.

It is the aim of tbe company to receive and shelter all live stock destined for sale or slaughter in this market, and not to Interfere wita the business of either the stock dealer or batcher. Tbe following extract from the law incorporating tbe company, will give tbe tariff of charges Extract from Section 8.1 And said company" Or corporation shall be entitled to bsve and receive for each steamship landing at the wharves of the said company or corporation ten (10) dollars for each steamboat or other water craft five dollars and for each horse, mule, bull, ox or cow landed at their wharves, for each and every I -day kept, ten C10) cents; for each and every hog. calf, sneep or goat, lor eacn ana every aay Kept, five (8) cents: all without including the feed. Sec. 7.

Thai all persons slaughter in or causin to be slaughtered, cattle, or other animals in said slaughterhouses, shall pay to the said company or corporation the following rates or perquisites, via For all beeves, one (It) dollar each for all nogs and calves, fifty (fiOo.) cents each for all sheep, goats and lambs, thirty 30c cents each and the said company or corporation shall be to tbe bead, feet, gore and entrails of all animaki, excepting bogs, entering tbe slaughterhouses and killed therein. It being understood that the heart and liver are not considered as a part of the gore and entrails, and that the said heart and liver of all slaughtered In tbe laugnternouses oi toe saia company or corporation ahall belong, in all -cases, to the owners of the animals slaughtered. Sec A Be it further enacted, etc That whenever said slaughter-houses and accessory buildings shall be completed and thrown open for tbe use of tbe public, said company or corporation shall immediately give" public notice for thirty-days, In the official journal of tbe State, and within suid thirty days' notice, and within from and after tbe first day of Jane. A. D.

(1888) eight' een hundred and sixty -nine, all other stock-binding and slaughter-booses within tbe perishes of Orleans, Jefferson and St. Bernard, shall be closed, sad it will ao longer be lawful te slaughter cattle, bogs, calves; sheep or goats, thelneat of which is detennlaed for sale within tbe parishes aforesaid, under the penalty of one hundred (8100) dollars for each and every offence, recoverable with costs of salt, before anyeomrtof competent Jurisdiction. That all animals to be also entered, the meat whereof is determined for sale in the parishes of Orleans or Jefferson, most be slaughtered in tbe alaagbter-honses erected by tne said company or eorporatiea, and upon a refusal of said company or corporation to allow any animal or animals te be slaughtered, after the same aas been certified by the inspector, as hereinafter provided, to befit for human food, the said company or corporation shall be subject to a fine nieach case of two hundred and fifty dollars, recoverable, with cost of salt, before any court of competent JtirisdietbMn said fines and penal-ties to be paid over to the Auditot ef Public Ao- counts, wnien sen or muui nuu ettuhto -the Kdncatkinal Fund. J. H.

McKKE, TTOOFJNQ r' I D. Anderson Sons ROOFING FELT, a en mMl- am 0 Carondeiet etroet. usp notice Office Cettea Brestr Anseeiatiaa, New Orleans, April 24, 869v Notieeu The oaval facili ties win be afforded to Bayers and Shippers la tbe delivery and receipt of an Cotton they may aesire te move from. Press to Press, they paying drayage thereon. w.

t. HErr, rresuent. W. O. BELL, Secretary.

ap2S 6t Oaera Amsehhas mt Npw Orlau. TTj j. aw oi i uis Association naving oeen aigneu "I inc niimoer oi suoscriDera reomrea lor orran. ization.uiri subscribers are here by requested to meet on MONDAY, 26tb at 3 o'clock P. over i no omce oi tne union insurance company, fct.

Charles street, for the naroose of electinr a board of nine directors, in oonfnrmitv witli the cnarter. order of tbe Executive Committee. apa 2t ALFRED ROMAN. Chairman. Hall ef Peliemn IMvlalaH Na.

1. lum -lemperaaoe, jso. 108 uamp street. New Orleans, April 23, I860. A meeting of this Division will ba new on tu jshiia V.

Anril 27th. at 7 o'clock. P. M. Tbe officers and members ara mmt earnnatlv fm-' quested to attend, as-business of Importance will uo urougiii.

ueiore ine mvision reraraing toe celebration of the twenty-third anniversary of J. DrSLAP.W P. JOHN A. CARTRIQHT, Rec Scribe. ap2- It Notice.

PauHieaaren ner XlmmUa JdiI. at from Havana, wUl please call at the Agent's Wffl. t'BEET, Agent, ap25 It 83 Carondelet street. Office Jrlandeville and Snlnhnr Nnrlma RaUroad Company. No.

46 Carondelet street- New Orleans. Anril 24th. 1869. A meetinir of tne btocEnoiders or the Mandeville aud Huiphur opnngs ftauroaa company win oe neia at tne company's office, 48 Carondelet street, on WEDNESDAY, the 3tith Ma3 18fi9, at 2 o'clock P. ior tne purpose or electing Five Directors, as required bv tbe Charter of said Com Dan v.

rranted vj ine uenerai Assemoiy oz tms stale, approvea Ofllee Riarlit Rank Railnud and Fraiarhc -iTansiemng tjompauy. Kio. 13 St. Charles street. Room No.

1 New Orleans. Anril 24. 1869. Sub scription Books will be opened on MONDAY Den. iui inNiA ax mm nrniw.

Tnr aniiAnnntinn tn 8120,000 of the capital stock of the Right Bank luuintaa ana rreignt ransiemnguompsny, Tbe Books will remain open until SA RD AY, ay rrom 10 a. m. to f. fik. aauy.

HJ oraer ot the iioai-d oi mrectors. CHARLES A. LA BUZ AN, Pres't. RICHARD J. EVANS, Secretary pro tern.

ap2S Olecbanics and Aariraltnral Fair A elation of Louisiana. Office at Mechanics' Insti tute, New Orleans, April 24, 1869 In conformity with the Charter, an election for twenty-one uiiTv-wis, B-rvu ivr uio ensuing year, wiu uo held at tbe Office of the Association, between tue nours or 10 o'clock. A. and 2 clock, P. M-, op.

TUESDAY, May 4, 1869. pa-M LUTHEK HoaLES. New ia the time te Paint, and at the Law Prices I am eellinr Paints, every one can afford to Paint their preiuisoa Don't throw awav money wbitewashlnr fences and outbuildings, get some of my Mineral Paint, 800 pounds for seven dollars, and Paint all your rough work and it will need nothing more in ten years. It can be made any, color except white itememoer tne piace, iw camp street, urst door from Poydras. G.

W. LYMAN. Dealer in Faints, wis. amino, itrusnes. etc.

ap28 2t Notice Neither the Cantata nor ander aimed scents of tbe British bark HENGIST. uureiieu, master, rrom uverpooi, wui oe responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said vrHsei. niiK icn api'i St 44 Carondelet street. Notice. Neither the Cantain nor the ga.

tfen-igned, agents of the British steamship noajiKi luwk uaot. i leaver, rrom ixewnort. win oe responsiuie ior any ueots contracteu oy tne crew oi saiu vessel. HUNTER ap25 3t 44 Carondelet street. Ia accordance with reaelarien.

adopted Dy iu nrinrwniauvra ajia niuiHivn) oi tue several Helirew.Courrerations of this citv. held on Wednesday last, the Israelites of New drleaus are Hereby retiuestea to meet at xfeuueue company II all, corner of Bienville stroet and Kx- chnnre Alley, on SUNDAY, the 25th at 4 o'clock P. Ml, for the purpose of taking into consideration the fearful and starving diHtrens pre vailing amongst the Israelites in west Knsia, with tne view of fleviHing means for their relief. ai3. flKJSKY Mreiary, Notice te C'enslanees.

The steamship CUBA, Capt. John M. Dukehart, mastr, from Baltimore via Havana and Key West, will commence dischar ring ber cargo immediately, foot of Galennie street. Consignees are requested to ttteud to the receiDt of tlielr roods on the Levee. or Utey will be Morad as taair rUk and expense.

11 lienor ijun, naxoxi oc k.j. ap25 a OflHra New flrleam Citv Uailroad Csvx pany New Orleans, autn Apru, it Notice. By direction of the City Surveyor, the running of the Cars on the Metaine Kldge will be suspended for a few days, until the extension of the Orleans Canal across the track of this company is finished. W. P.

SINNOTT, ap23 3t secretary. Notice The Committee appointed by the Police Jury of the parish of St. James, in its regular meeting, of April 3, 1869, for the purpose of negotiating tne panen onnus, as per aot oi tne Oeueral Assembly, No. 35, approved on the 23d of February, 1869, entitled "an act authorizing the Police Jury of the parish ot St. James to issue bonds for certain purposes," do hereby rive notice that they will receive bids for tbe negotiation of of parish bonds, until the 29th of April, ls6u.

Said bonds are of the denomination of One Hundred dollars each, payable to bearer, ten years after date, wth coupons attached, tx-aring lnterest at 8 per cent, per annum, said interest parable semi-annually. Address your proposals to the undersigned committee, either at Convent Poxt Office, St. James, or at New Orleans Post Office N. UNDERWOOD, President. N.

8. LANDRY, SOS. BRAUD. St. James parish, April 18, 1869.

10t The Steamer Dan Able having been withdran from tiie Baton Rouse and Coast trade, tbe steamer NATIONAL, Emile Gross, master. J. G. Landry, clerk, will take her place, and will remain permanently in the trade during the season, leaving New Orleans every Sunday, Wednesday andFriday mornings, at 10 A. M.

SINNOTT A ADAMS, Sp21 Otf 25 Commercial Place. Heathern Bank, New Orleans, Sept. iftt, 186 This Bank, continuing its Exchange operations, will receive deposits of Gold and Currency, and transact a general banking business. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday. Offerings should be made on the prcecing day.

ap21 lm THOMAS LAYTON, President. Philosophy of Marriage. A New Course of Lectures, as delivered at the New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing tbe subjects How to Live and What to Live for Youth. Maturity and Old Agej Manhood Generally Reviewed; The Cause of indigestion Flatulence and Nervous Diseases-accounted for; Marriage Philosophi. cally considered, These Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps by addressing: SECY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 74 West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.

ap8'89 ly Seas ef Temperance. Pelican Division No. 1, meets every FRIDAY EVENING, in Hall 163 Oamp street (over Bible House) at 8 o'clock. Officers for the present quarter J. B.

Dnnlap, W. Wm. McKeever, W. John A. Caraignt, R.

John H. Crebbln, F. Henry McGregor, John Abbott, W. B. Thompson, JfW.

Handy, A. as. Amar. will Gromesj O. 8.

Yon are in duty bound to attend onr stated meetings. JOHN A. CAKTRIOIIT, Recording Scribe. THOMAS H. JONES, D.

M- W. P. ol4'68 ly n-lal Raak af New Orleaas The Stockholders are requested to calL after tbe 1st, between 11 and o'clock, at No. Carondelet street, and bring with them their certificates of Shares of this institution. In order to exchange tbe same for City Bonds, and reoeive the final dividend.

FELIX LABATUT, lot President. Notice. The Annaal Electiea for Directors of tbe Steamboat Captains' Union Benevolent Association of New Orleans (to serve tbe ensuing year) will be held at the rooms of tbe Association on MONDAY, tbe 8d of Mar next, between tbe boars of (AM. and P. M.

ap4 T. BEEDER, Secretary. Fiscal Agency ef the City ef New Orleans. Southern Bank, New Orleans. March 81, 18881 On the 1st of May next, this Bank will pay, on presentation at its counter, all tbe past due coupons of tbe Bonds of this city indorsed by the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Bail-road Company, and by tbe New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Bailroed Company, and likewise all the coupons on the.

said bonds maturing on ox before the said 1st day of May next, lncrasiye. THOaT LAYTON, mhgl tmyl President. le ef Hewer. Ne. is.

every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at Franklin Temper arce Hall, corner of Lore and Spain streets. Third District. The officers for the present term are A. Drysdale, W. O.

H. Sbnlts, W. V. T4 Tbos, Keats, W. A.K Moulin, W.

A. B.J John oul grave, W. F. John McWhirter. W.

M- Small, W. J. J. Bleakley, w. D.

p. uoinn, W. w. Doyio, W. 8j t.

A. Peale. W. Oi Alex. Perton, P.

Batchelera Hair Pye Thia splemdla Hair Dye tbe best ia the world the only true and Dye barmleae, reliable, tnstanta neoaa i no diaappotntment no rVdioukraa tints remedies the. ill effects of bad dyes invigorates and leaves tbe Hair soft and beautiful black or browm. Bold by an Druggists and Perfumers, and property applied at tbe Wig Factory, 18 Bond street, New York, i mhl7 ly Wire Kailieg for Enclosing Cemetery Lota, Cottages, etV Wire Guards for Store Fronts, Factories, Asrlnms, Wire Webbing, Rice Cloth and Wire Work. Every information by addressing M. WALKER A SONS, 11 North.

Sixth street," Ja25 '69 ly Philadelphia, NEW OPERA HOUSE." ri.j.'-. Saaaay re-Iaa ApHI 3, 1SS9. Benefit of Mr. and M'me Morcanv A drama la five acts and nine tableaux lS'FuaiTIFSr-CJEssns BBOWN.J MONDAY LA FAVORITE. Shortly.

Blig- noli's Italian Opera Troupe. Doors open at 6H; to commence at 7 o'clock P. M. Box Office now open. ap25 It ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Popular and Beautiful World-Benowned WOKRKLL BISTERS, And their entire New York Company, in their Spectacular Burlesque and Musical Extrava- ganza, entitled THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. Sophie Irtne Constance. Suffolk. Jennie SATURDAY NOON Field of the Cloth ot Gold Matinee. ap23 ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Fascinating WORRELL. SISTERS IN OPERA BOUFFE. Presenting in their second week the modern Anglian version or Offenbach's Famous Ooeraa. BABBEBLEUE, THE GRAND DUCHESS, and LA BELLE HELENE. Monday Evening, April 20 First time in New Orleans, BARBE BLEUE.

Or the White Knight ef the Azure Chin, Miss Sophie Barbe TUmin. Miss Jeannle as Boulotte. Full Company in the cast. Grand Matinee on BATuaiiAi, at iz at. ap24 VARIETIES THEATRE.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT GRAND COMPLIMENT ABY BENEFIT To MISS JOSIE ORTON MISS JOSIS ORTON MISS JOSIE ORTON. Monday Evening, April 26, 1S69, The glorious standard comedy. LONDON ap24 with a splendid cast. VARIETIES THEATRE. Friday Evening, May 7, 1869.

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TENDERED To ALT. THEO. LA HA CITE. Tickets, $1. For sale at the music stores and at No.

20 Baronne street. Tbe beneficiary will have the kind support of bis musical menu anu tne Orleans Dramatic Relief Association. ap23 td ODD FELLOWS II ALL. Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT I Given by EDWARD GROENEVELT Assisted by M'me. Mr.

81 PP. Mr. GREULING And tbe GERMAN QUARTETTE CLUB, Wednesday Evening, April 2S, 1S69. Part First. Quartette for Male voices, Wlr Jungen Mnsi- aanten," K.ucaen).-uerman uuartntte riao Polonaise for Piano.

(Chopin) Mr. SiPD 2. 8. Orande Scene for Soprano from Der Fief- (Weler) Mrs. Fantaiaie Brilliante for Violin, (Artot k.

uroeneveit Qnartete for Male voices, Meerewstille," (Fianer,) by Herman Quartette Club Part 8econd. Chorus for Male voices, from Die Zaulwr- rlotte." (Mozart) German Quartette Club 7. Midsunimernight's Dream for.Piauo, (Liszt) Mr. Sinn 8. Cavatine from La Mnette de Porticl, (Aubvr) Mrs.

9. Air d'Eglise de StraleUa, for Violin, Piuno anu r. uiruuiiii, ui uw wald and E. Groenevelt 10. Quartette for Male voices, Kchlavlitgesang," (Kucken).

trerman QuMrtetto Club Doors open at 7 clock. Concert commence at 8 o'clock. Admission, one Dollar. The Grand Steinwny Piano and the Mason A Hamlin Cabinet Orgau are rrom I- Orune-wald's Piano Warerooms, No. 129 Canal street, ap2S 3t GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT And DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT Will be given at ODD FELLOWS' HALL, Friday Evening, April 30, 1S69, By the Artists of tbe French Opera, asidsted by Amateurs.

Tickets admission. Adnlts. tl Youths and iases. 60 cents. Can bo obtained at A.

E. Blackinar'a Music Store, 164 Canal street J. Ore sham and Baatian Bra, Book Stores, Camp street. The nrisea to be riven to those retnrnlnr the largest amount for Tickets sold, will consist of a nana some veiocipeae, aspienuia euver piaiea Pitcher and Salver, two 'Silver Goblets and Salver, three Gold Pens and Cases (from the manufactory of Hill A Higgins, of this city,) and a beautiful Photographic Album. No.

1, Handsome Velocipeded No. 2, a splendid Silver Plated Pitcher and No. 3. Two Silver Plated Goblets and Salver. No.

4, Handsome Gold Pen and Case, larre slse. No. 5. Gold Pen and Case. No.

ft, Gold Pen and Case (from tbe manufactory of Hill A Higgins, of ibis city.) No. 7. Handsome Photographic Al bum, and now on exhibition at A. E. Blackmar's, xo.

104 canai street. N. B. The Velocipede can be seen at the Carriage Repository of Marsh Denman dt Cow, Carondelet street. Tbe snnerior Grand Piano, to be used unon this occasion, is from tbe Celebrated Manufactory of Chirkering A Bra, and le kindly loaned by A.

E. Blackmar. ap2S TURNERS MAy May 9th and 10th, AT THB FAIR GROUNDS. Tbe different Booth Stands, Flying Hones, for this Festival will be sold by auction, on or at the Fair Grounds, MONDAY, April o'clock P. M.

Terms One-half cash and the remainder on the day of tbe Festival. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT. ap2E 8dp2t SCHOOL OF THE YEXOCIPEDB Na. 166 Canal Street. ADMISSION DAY TICKETS 25 CENTS, EVENING 60 CENTS.

L'ADIIS FBKE. ap3 otf JOHNSTON A Managers. NEW ORLEANS GYMNASTIC CLUB, Na128 Carondelet street, Davidson's Court. Having fitted up a eosnnodletui and complete GYMNASIUM with every modern improvement and secured tne services of Professor J. B.

JUDD, lata of London and New York, ara now prepared te receive snbsoribers on the following terms: Umax Gymnasram, one six months io mm v. ----'three .7 gparring and Fencing taaght by able prof oseors. For furUuer particulars apply at the Gymnasium. mk28--meed -pTJBLIC PUBLIC WEIGHER, Magazine street, HawOaeafisi H7-0tf AIViTSEMEK bba: to tbe citizens, and the music lovmg pobav flW Orleans and Its vlrlnity. that he has-0.

eluded an arranrement with Moos. E. CalabrefHA. Manager ot the French Opera, for the GREA MUSICAL ADVENT, vie: the first appearance In the Crescent City of the world-renowned SIQKOB T. BRIONOLI, the unrivaled, sweet, trilnrr-rofcrd Trnor, who has been since 18-W the triumphant Primo Tenor cii Orazia of the Orand Italian Onera at the New Vork.

Boston, Philadelphia Academies of Music, and the most favorite artist wherever be appeared. THREE RRIGNOLI OPERA jacTnTS Will be given In a brilliant style, as foliows Opening Night, Monday, May 3, Will be produced Donizetti's most charming Opera, DON PASQ UA-LE. With the following splendid cast M'LLE MARIE LOYISE DUE AND, From New Vork Italian Opera House, (her first appearance,) in her admirable role of Norina. Sig. PETEILLI, as the UvelyDoctor Ma tales ta.

Big. SARTI, as the Jolly Don Pasquale. Sir. BRJGNOLI, in bis famous part of Ernesto. Sir.

Steftanone Musical Director. WEDNESDAY, May 5 IL BARBIER DI SEVIGLIA. FRIDAY, May 7 IL TROVATORE. special Notice. The sale of seats for the THREE NIGHTS ONLY will commence on Thursday, April 29, at the Box Omce.

The sale of seats for either of the three nights will open on Saturday. Prices as usual. api 7t VARIETIES THEATRE. SOMETHINCTSPECIAL. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL To W.

R. FLOYD. Tendered by the Citizens of New Orleans, in conjunction with tbe Members of the5 Company, Orchestra and Attaches of the Theatre. The entertainment will eventuate ou Wednesday Evening, April 2S. 1S69.

Under the auspices of tbe following special COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. O. H. Norton, J. Plnckney Smith, James McCloskey, Ed.

Barnett. George Clark, R. M. Denman, J. S.

Lewis, M. S. L. James. Paul Capdeville, G.

T. BeauEcgard, E. 8. Drew, M. Adam Glffen, J.

B. Walton, W. M. Owen, E. A.

Tyler. Jos. Ellison. T. Moshy Simmons, Tbe play selected for tbe occasion is Sheridan's brilliant five-art comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, which' will be presented with a distribution of characters unsurpassed by any theatre in the country.

Box office open every day from 9 till 4. ap25 VARIETIES THEATRE. GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. Monday Evening, April 26, 1869, For the COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to MISS JOSIE ORTON. on which occasion will be presented Boncl- caalt's famous comedy of LONDON ASSU-' BANCE, witb a remarkably fine WEDNESDAY EVENING.

April 38 CompU-nientary Testimonial to W. R. FLOYD Sheridan's brilliant five-act comedy of THE SCHOOE FOR SCANDAL will be performed with a magnificent cast. GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC-NIC, FOR THE BENEFIT OF N. J.

AND O. N. RAILROAD Mntaal Beneficiary Association, Given at AMITE CITY, MAY 2, 1383. Trains leave New Orleans at 7 o'clock. A.

Tickets for entire trip By order of tbe President. 1 C. F. WILLIAMS, ap2.l 28 myl 2dp Secretary. VARIETIES EXTRA THEATRE.

4 CARD. The Committee, ot Arrangements having In charge the COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO MR. W. R. FLOYD, Manager of the Varieties Theatre, respectfully intimates that the Box Omce will be oien To-Day, Sunday, from 10 A.

M. till 2 P. for the sale of reserved seats. The proposed testimonial will eventuate on Wednesday Evening Next, SStb when Sheridan's brilliant comedy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL! Will be illustrated by this Superior Company of Comedians. ap25 LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND A WATCH AND CHAIN. APPLY to Mercer, Crescent Omce, 94 Camp street. apz -it STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE NIGHT of the 23d from the corner of Bayou St. John and Grand Route St. John, a BAY PONY, one hind leg white and white forehead.

A liberal reward will be paid to any person returning him to HOFFMAN, MARKS fe ap2o 8t 38 Chartres street. OST ON FRIDAY, FRON NO. 41 FRANK-lin street, a little black GIRL, about 11 years of age, by the name of Carrie Dock. Had on a blue striped dress; was bareheaded andliarefoot-ed. Any information left at No.

41 Franklin street, or at the First District Police' Station, will be thankfully received by her father. apl If JOHN MARSHALL. OARTRSmP C) PARTNERSHIP THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a copartnership, under tbe name and style of MESLIER A THAYER, for the purpose of carrying on the General Auction and Commission Business, at No. 108 Gravier street. u.

CLARENCE C. THAYER. New Orleans, April laea. apl3 6t COPABTNEBSHIP NOTICE BY THE death of Mr. R.

A. CURD, bis interest In the house of R. A. CURD A Liverpool, ceased on the 1st of October, T868. The business will be continued by the undersigned, under the same style, JAS.

A. MACAU LAY being the resident partner. JOHN L. MACAULAY, THOMAS H. RUNT, JAMES A.

MACAULAY. mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE LIB-' oral cash advances on shipments to the above firm, and to Messrs. Maeaolay de Co. New York, HUNT ak MACAULAY, 190 Gravier street. November 21, 1868.

n24 6m rjlHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE XX isting under the firm name of JOHN W. NOB-BIS A CO. baa this day expired by limitation. JOHN W. NOBBIS la alone aathnried to sign the firm name In ligfnidatlaii.

JOHN WV NOBRIS. R. E. CHAMPION. New Orleans, April 17, 136ft, TOHN W.

NORRIS WILL CON TIN UK THE business ot Commission Merchant and Manufac turers' Agent for Plows and otber AgTlcultuxaX, Implements, Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes, Bed Jacket Bitters, etc. JOHN VT. NOBBXS, apis 8t 27 Canal and 17 Crossman street. PERSONAL. PERSON ACQUAINTED WITH THE address Of MISS ADELAIDE DE EG ANA will render a great service to one of her dearest friends, by addressing B.

TABTI1CR, ap24 8t Box 4868 Post Offloc. New York City. YAMOKA. YAMOKA THIS VALUABLE AND NEW-ly discovered article made from the sweet potato, or yam can he found at the LOUISIANA icorner Camp and Julia streets. All letters ana commamoatians in relation to Yamoka, should be aildressed to the eare of WA-LilUiN JTKY A Louisiana Grocery.

apa-Ja J. WABSfifi. STnS-9 NO. at Poydra street. Apply en tha nremluM 1 Chnreh, convenient to wwdpo ui Aigiers.vOTDoaita taa.

u.h.H.r convenient to all theTferrr landing PPi me -eet uie yifwousas Railroad, No. 89 Canal apis et" H- fSPUS SA SHORE ence. Apply to resw BYRJ NE LTVAUDAIST '-ronaeiet street. apis to THE LARGE STORK a vi To RENT Csmn street. WareLouse "TDLEY A NELSOW.

Apply to Dv. .87 Common street, i ap-oxTj 'E, THE PROPERTY L'ua itjciM i. van square rrom jevee. A on Louisa street, one uleeof omnlbusee.) (formerly used for stabfina; h. Siawson, will be, nr ana car House of J.

iy two hundred sold. Lot eighty-three feet front, pressing or and thirteen deep suitable for tottc. -bllshment. picking, or for any manufacturing een. -ct order.

Buildings of immense size, and in perbx For terms, apply to DAVTD BTICKNEk ap8 lot to Oaroadelet strop. ROOMS ELEGANT Jt- JL nished Rooms to rent, in a private family, at the corner of Poydras and Basin streets. Apply uio grocery. ape JOR BENT OB SALE AT PASS CHBI8- tian A comfortably furnished House, with bathhouse, etc, situated near the Central Wharf, Well stocked witb a variety of fruit Tbe Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad Depot is con venient to tne nouse. Address Box 803, Post Office, New Orleans.

ap5 lmtl FURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT TWO comfortable Furnished Rooms, one large and the other medium sised. are offered for rent in a private family. The rooms front on different streets, and tne cars pass tbe door, both np and down, every few minutes. Tbe rooms wul be rented separately or together. Apply at No.

818 Charles- street, earner of Clio. mh28 otf mo RENT LOW TO A GOOD TENANT JL the Elegant Two Story Dwellings, Nos. 188 and 190 Basin street; near Lafayette street. A No. 250 Lafayette street.

Apply at this office. OCT mo BENT A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD-M. Ing, No. 83 Rampart street, between Canal and Common streets, suitable for a Boarding House. Also, the Two Story Frame Building, No 878 St.

Charles street, containing ten rooms, with gas, eta Terms liberal to a good tenant. A.ppiy to m. ujutrtun, rnotary aiy on 40 Camp JLOTTra "TV RAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE LOT- TERY. Far April 24 Class 98. Si S.

341 40157 34 17161 30 6129 35 14 Tbe drawings are published In all the principal papers, and are drawn in publlo dailf at the rooms of the company. u. J. nuwAiu), jrreaiaeniL SL Charles street, corner Union, N. O.

Witness onr bands at New Orleans, La this 22d day of April, 186a. ADAM GIFFEN, JOHN L. LEWIS, F. F. WILDER, Commissioners.

Beware of Bogus Lotteries. Ja8 JOUIfilANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY Incorporated August 17, 1863. CHAS. T. HOWABD PRESIDENT.

SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY. CAPITAL PBTZE. CLASS C. .823.000. TO- BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON SCHEME BATURDAY, MAY 10.O00 Tirkera 1 prize of 952,000 is 1 prize of 10,000 is 15, 1888.

Prize. 10,000 6,000 A v. 1 prize oc 1,000 1 prize ot 1.000 i prize or 1 prize of 1 prise of 1 prise of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of GO prizes of 1.000 1,000 1.000 1.000 are. 10,000 L000 200 are 10.000 ie prizes or iw are .....10,400 APPROXIMATION PRIZES 9 approximations of $200 each for the nine remaining units or tne same ten or -the number drawing the (25,000 prize are LS00 8 approximations of 100 each for tbe nine remaining units ot the same ten of the number drawing the 110,000 prize are 900 9 approximations of flOO each for tbe nine-remaining units of the same ten of the number drawing the $8,008 prize are 800 2SS prises amounting to Whole Tickets, fJ2; Halves, fd: Quarters, S3; EXPLANATION -OF APPROXIMATION Tbe nine remaining units ot the same ten of the numbers drawing tbe first three full prices will be entitled to the 27 approximation prizes. For example, if ticket No.

1218 draws the 125,008 prize, those tickets numbered 124L 1242, 1248, 1244, 1245, 1247, 1248, 124t and 1250, Will each be entitled to $200. ticket No. 231 draws the 110,000 prize, those tickets numbered 232, 233, 234, 236, 238, 237, 238, 238 and 210 will each be entitled to $200. If ticket Na 450 draws tbe $8000 E- those tickets numbered 441, 442, 448, 444, 445, 447, 448 and 449 will each be entitled to $100, so on according to the above scheme. Prizes payable in full without deduction.

Orders for tickets to be addressed to CHAS. T. HOWARD, President, Lock Box 698 Post F28'69 ly aprT69 lyW New Orleans. AVANA LOTTERY! The undersigned, duly appointed FIRST SUB-COLLECTOR OF EXPORTATION OF LOTTERY TICKETS In tbe city of Havana, will continue to execute orders for TICKETS OF THE HAVANA LOTTERY at a moderate cxminiission. M.

BORNIO, No. 63 Cuba street, Havana, For farther particulars, or any Information desired, apply to Messrs. BORNIO BROTHERS, No. 77 Gravier street. New Orleans.

aplO lm USE THE QUARTER -OAK COOKING 8TOYK. PBTZE BREAD, 1868, BAKED IN A CHARTER OAK. PRIZE BREAD, 1988, BAKED IN A CHARTER OAK. PRIZE BREAD, 1S69, BAKED IN A CHARTER OAK. BICE, BROS.

A 89 and OlCampstxeet; and KB XarailasV Dealers is Hardware, Stores and Cattery, nl-aapo Q.ORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY. B. STERLING 8JXVEB WARE And FINE ELECTBO-PLATED WARE. This Company, having the most extensive and complete silverware Factory in the world, and employing tbe best talent in designing, modeling and finishing, are, with the aid of ingenious and machinery, enabled te produce In huge quantities, and at tbe lowest prices, roods beautiful in design and unsurpassed in finish, tbe fineness of which tbey guarantee to be of sterling purity U.S. Mint assay.

Aeertin-eatels Issued witb all articles silver for tbe pnTpnaa of fwnftaaflw jtnrftmmrm 1mm of their designs. They also continue to manufacture fhetr wn known and unrivaled Nickel-Silver Elertea. Plated Ware, which wilt last twenty-five, yeaa with fair every day usage. Orders received from the trade enlr. Kn goods may be obtained from resDanjia a.i?Zz everywbere, yy-wm Traae 1 Trade PfcbK fEZS afiai5t0242amy4813l8I227Jel W1518W Inbon4and tnr aale 8 eaana 100 rha.

In 1 lb botUee ocrman. Jm. J. Hani as vu, Hi 75. 77 TCboajitBBl 8a straty FOE SALE.

-rsotf sai SALE OR RENT KY FINE LA KB .17 Shoe and jiii-miuC- la Miss. -4 ap2S 12t" LrLTNQ. 24 L'nioo street- FOR ftALjtt A PLEAS ANT OOUNTRY Residence, eltuated at Lewtsborg, parish of St. Tammany, two hours daily ma of tba city. Tl house a oste-Mtoiy Frame 4J'ttage.

with all the neceasa.T oatbuildlngM, arbor, suut-mer lioune, all tn complete repair. Tie giounds comprise abon fifteen arpenrs, ars weal fenced nnd lu an exUe.tt tato ef cultivation. The VeretaliU anil Vlnuu GailAna tint aaK paused on the Lake Shore while the. Orchard contjdns a fine collection of Pejvch. Pear.

Apnle Fig, Pecan nnd other valuable trees. Tna SOll 1.1 well ailantnH h. m.l, inn nl all Irlnil. i tKnX PIace nas a fi on tare a tne Lake of about 400 feet, with a. rood and bath house attached fhlrot 1m onmnr- parsed for health, neitier cholera nor yeWew STf rihnf Ter prevailed in tbe neighbh.eV oltht Mande ville and Sulphur fepringa auroad, now in rajild process of compTeoa, Zllui pJn.uid attached.

to be iocatoi witum a few hundred yards of the place. Term. tELi1 Py throush the Post Otiice, Qltum -14 tommm eu-eet, betweoa Ua apSrt M-. the ensuing week. raJVUABLE- 8AW KILL FOB SAXiEv's-' PROPERTY 1.

Tn acw'e on the TcbeCaneta River, betwesar 'adinsonville'aadCoylngtoa. vOb tbe premisea -are1 two engintevonesaw niU, one' planer, on itxistniill, one lathe aH eotoplete anif fn Kiod runninig order ttm necessary mill" bouset. and booses fow workmea'; dwellia'js bouse built last year, witb kttcben antf oat-bouses. -T garden, fruit rees, eto- The distsoce from Cov, nfrton or Madlneaville fa-about three-and a half i "nues by good roods. 2.

Four loi tn tne town of Clalborae, opposftev Covington: vie of them la and-extends from the' river to Plumb street, the whola length of tbe4o Tf" front, S. A tract of land containing twelve? hundred and twenty (1220 acres, to widen- acoees is obtained by a wcdeii railroad, which aas bee; recently relaid, ana' is in good order, and can be extended into as fine timber region as can ae found upon this oontinat. The motive-power onthisroadisalocomoi e. The Mandeville and Sulphur Springs Railrot building, will run' through this tract of Ian d. The whole property, the undivided tw-' thirds, win be sold cheap and on liberal To any person desiring to form a partnersnip with an experienced ami' industrious mill manager the two-tMrd interest i' reoonunended.

orfurUlexparticubPjyTOw Uivlted States Mint or CHARLES 'W. FOX, ap23 lm 8 XaTondelerstreet JpOB BALE A VERY LABGBf and commodious" Frame Cotta3v standing' en. pillars seven feet higb, situated m.Constaaea-street, (shady between cipomene andt' Terpsichore. It Is fartioundness of material, ex--trabize of lumber, and Honest finish wCwm If in ship, one of the very bt et frame ballaings ever pun np in tbe city the irrounds axe large, being; 97ii feet front by 127, i et of depth; tbe yard lav -wen paved and the walks handsomely flagged fences all new and bouse ra perfect order. It is a most coetifortable and alrr residence, (36 windows,) Trmisaally broad aalleriesv andwitbal a very styUsh cottage and grounds.

For price and terms, adttntes Lock Boxja Post Office. ap2i-10t FOB SALE THE SUGAB PLANTATION. with the Improvemea ts thereon, known mm The Carnavon Plantation situate on tbe left, bank of the river, at the KngBsh Torn, stxteeai -m Ues below tbe city. This operty. well koora-for its capacity for the culta of surer, can ajaa be easily arranged for rioe cm fcure.

Tbe property will be subdivided to suit on TChasers, on accom modating terms. Apply to fll.K MH.lt Ijl tai.ll ap21 otf- 18 Oameroial. Place' FOB SALE. A PLANTATi ION, filTUATKI-' in the parish of Plaquemii. fifty-two mUea from the city, measuring four 8 wres front on tnav Mississippi River, by forty aen in depth dwelling bouse containing sli.

well nnlsnea roams, kitchen witb: servants' rot ms, stables, etc. Tbe place, whsoh commands a I eautiful view of the riveT. is planted in parTwi th sixty bearing and numerous young orange covering- -about ten acres. The balance the land baav. been under cultivation until the last two years, and its low binds are bow planted rice.

For furt ber parfioulars apply to ESTOPINAT A LEG IE Na 43 Levee street, PortT Market, Third District. v- apa-o FOR SALE TWO DOUBLE WO BTOBI Houses situated on White, etween Jose-, pbine and St Andrew streets, fo ur toareafrooa. Diyadea Market, and half square fi mm the ears. floor, and twe -xuoma on the. aetioiijOt -ttoop, wika-.

kitchen and servaava room, lac ge Otstern, and. yards, 140 to 150 deep, more or le ss; stabling' for two cows or more, ready sale Ior uTk, with many vacant lots in the can be rente -low. Tliia. aakoda--an opportanic to persona te jkoa nonse contains two large ro an" own tbeir own borne and be free of payiiig rent. erms oX) casn, Balance in Lis ana 8 yearsv with notes seoured by mertgage on tbe property-.

Acre of sale before. W. J. CaeteU, witb iulernal revenue stamps, etc, at the expenat of the par-chaser, witb 5 per cent, clause. Apply to CASTELLi Grarlersfc Also two lots of grotmd'frontingon St.

Andrew street, at the Junction Of stleet, adjoin- -ing the grounds and mansion of that Justly cele- bra ted architect and builder, Fredert ok Rnesca, -Price $1250 each one-third cash balance la osa and two years' credit Acts of sals before W. JT. CaetelL where plana may be seen, with internal- revenue stamp, eto at the expense of tbe purchaser. apl8 lmeoodl "T7H3R SALE THE SCHOONER OLOFF of about 40 tons American measure; will carry 50,000 feet of lnmber wen salted for tha Texas or Lake trade draws about feet water i-loaded: sails new, and generally well found. Apply to WM.

M. GRANT, apl-4 lmlT 808 Rampart street. FOB SALE A DESIRABLE PLACE. IT nated on a commanding eminence, wlthisi half mile of Magnolia Station, Pike county. Mission the line of the New Orleans and Jaek-1.

-son Railroad, 98 miles from -the dry, containing about 12 acres bud boat 40 'acres cleared which there is a beautiful fesidenoe, eomnieted. fnrnished with all the- necessary outbuildlnga. -An excursion train leaves Uie city every evening, returning in time for business Metf --day morning. To a person wishing a desirabaa summer resort this presents an excellent oppor-. tunity.

ss it can be nad on most advantageoua terms by applying to Lock Box 696, P- or JL J. MACAULAY, 48 Carondelet street. apll lm SUGAR PLANTATION FOB SALE. Av valuable plantation, established eane, wiUr 4 good buildings, and well stocked witb mules and implements, cane planted and all ta order to a paying crop this year. Apply to ED WARD J.

GAY A CXX, 4 mh24 lm 27 Camp street, TTOR SALE THE STEAMSHIP "TAP PA- JC HAN NOOK, 438 tons register measurement, 8200 barrels, baying been tberongbly re paired in boll, spars and machinery at a beery -expense, and now in perfect order, la offered fo" sale an acoommoilatrng terms. For farther par- ticulars apply to WM; CBEEVYT F7 tf 1 1 Carondelet street, ARGB RAISED COTTAOE HOUSE FOa- M-t neat weU finished double tenement. containing fourteen rooms in all, together, wit a Bath-boose and outbuildings all covered wikaw. slate and In complete order has every oonva-nience was throughout, not end ooM water, andf a Mott'aPatent Range, two large Clsterna, Loevi 82x180, bricked all ever, andtv-ery nlghi basaUeW'--ways on each aide suitable for two small, re-- teet mmmee, or one large lanruy. 11 as uuiK.

trees and abraabery. Tbe-AnnnneiaUoastre' -cars pass both aides of the square every, 1 minutes, and it Is withinthree aqnares of tb Magazine Street Market and convenient top-- churches and rood neighborhood; Is eait ble either as an investment or- for dwellin Price $9600, balf cash, baaaaoe at six and tw. xmmtlia Address "F.TGiaes Box 3LFost Ootw ji die otf A UDlVi I.TMH FOR SALE AM COL'--, JA. stanUy receiving Alabama Lime, which offer 1 for sale in lots to out tne pure 11 asms at mm m.awWa. uIm Tftfa TjMA'Iti A.

lowest market price. This Lime is saoerior to-f other Lime that is sold here, and for eornloln 'm hard-finishing and Bugar-inaking tr "pea-. I saie oy Jy4-otf HAJl-'L JAilllSON, e-Caronn)ie street BOARD JNO PLEASANT AND WELL Booms, with er, without Bet TENTIBATEDV fc oan be had ts ssz tn. (jnanes street, corner 01 xnaua. i ka location Is convenient to business and.

near era! lines df cars. Charges moderate. sptat TJH3R BALEv At GENTEEL; SUIT OF Afit, wit a-. toe ehandpllera, 1 HallLamp' ia Globes, "7. 'C i Two-tight SI' got ptadaot, 1 Smoke BeUUbfue edge.

r.V One rear In service, rood ne-st. -Sola, aoooulof depaunre. wu be s-'dciif fc.iCKiMu.Y, aplt lotf Caronde street. i. Sam "VW KH- A JjlA A flnr retiring from the bueiaewK Olxers for- tn exchange far a pertion of tne purchase, K-1 FBtoanV heaEiy ioeatioa in the boethera States.

Property 111 or nwr This is a doable opportumty for any wuUinT tooonunence bosiness or to add a tipartinei.t of this kind to a business already estaWialieO. -Address Box 8057, Post-Onloe, New York. ap24-d6tAWlt 7j' SADDLES SADDLES AT EACH 4 2000 MoCieUan SADDLE'S at $5 each. 2M0 Double Barrel 8HOX GUNS, at fa audi io eacn, 2000 pairs TRACE CHAXNS, at 75a and $1 pair. .800 do.

BLIND BRIDLES, at 58 a dozen. Also, a large stock HARDWARE at low prices. For sale by CIITJBCHILL A apM-UR, tl Marula Stcoeta 'S:.