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1 i NEW YORK. AttNcr. HMnt, 5tw York, and 10 State street, Boston. iTm Areata (or tb moat lnflae ntisl aad largest JiiaV Tf'a'BwaTiBi Pern beta la ths Called States r7rVB YORK BUSINESS DIRECTOKV. rev xaSewiBg Hat of Baaiaeta Firms are aaiong tbc anaetc ia i.j i vw vi Dry Goods.

UTini. Importers ef Embroideries, White Seas, Ac. Ma. 88 Liberty street Amos. Da.

4" Broad BrrH HOMi. No. let Broadway, a few doora JjtHm Liberty stmt, Importers af Laces, Embroid scab" af British Dry Woods, Scotch and Iriah Linens, Dress iSwds.a flaraaaaod aelgiaa Broadcloth, Silks, Hosieries, au at hehena riaee. rROUCrt HOLTHACaE.N. Smead94 Liberty street, Importers of French, tiermaa at tWim Silks, Unbone, Velvets, Vsstings, Satins, Serges, St.

Wsolcns et every deaenptioa. A. A S. H. WITTHAC8.SI EzebaiuraFiace.

Import It. ere of Ilea a Forniahirj eases, Tailon'aod Lad lea' jreamlaga, Traal Silk and VVryi. SiTAHL1EISI CO 9 Broadway. Importers of Lscc. MUUaery Goods.

Embroideries and Trimmings, VB. HATCH CO William atreet. lnporteraof A weatleasea's laTaJaaiaf eooda, and Manulaclurere of taVocls. Ac, rrTBOHU MUNROE, Mo. 4 Fiaa atreet.

Colored Cot i Faddln(, Wlgans, sstirss 1 rT BOBIM90N No. 1T Broadway, Importrrtand fl. Jseber bee eooda. Ribbons. Silks, Emaroideriee, yfaairry, 8oecs, ghaals.

Small Waree, Ac. PAIESI. Na. Ml Broadway, Importer and Maaafaetareraef Frta Linen Cambrica, Lint a Cam BaadkarcAlel, Lacra, Embrotdefiea, Ac, (owDmaB ea. BOlftEI.

No. If Broadway, tbe oldest and moat ea traare establishment ln tbe Onked gtatra. Dcattsts. I. Sareene 'I W.

lALtaRn. at. Sareena UaetM. 1 K. W.

RINeSLEr. Mechanical Dentist. Broadway. EsfraTen. ttTHlTSET, JOCELf ANN IN, Artists and En VV ssararaaa Wood, Naa.

6S and 60 Fuhon at. Finest LTT CORNELL, General Enaraveraaad Printers, a. JM Broadway, entrance in Waer street. Orders Bail at TeJatraph. promptly attended to.

Expreanes. EDWARDS, SANTOS CO Eoreisn Ezpreas. No. Betas' way, eoods and packafea fTWard'd to and Aeaoartiaf tba world. Areata in New Crleaoa, Ad LoatiTe Needles) m.m4 Favey diala.

A WARD toILL, Importers of Fancy eooda, A fiaaiary, Slons, Laces and Emheolderiea. Acuta waswd wrtoetr LocamatiTe Needles. No. Dey stTN.T. CeaiMataMl SardaaT ADDarsitaa TJXNRT TOMES A AsenU fur Weetley Richards, AA af Lsaava, Import ere of dona and loaUuf warea of awry dsacriprioa, ti Broadway.

Ht Air Fnraace. TVITTO CTJLTER, (InTentor and Patentee.) 6 Cliff av awasa, maaafactarer ana Lrroier, wnoieaaie ana reran, MFstaatsa, Regiatera. Yentllatora. Ranees, Ac CO VIES CO in Grand street, Improred Hot Air Fsi asua. Eaagaa, ReflsteTS.

Veatilators, Ac laslisi, Cklaewe aad Persian Goads. P. FOUNTAIN'S. No. Broadwae.

is the onto atore I Siky aupp ni with the abrre foods ln rmrietlea. Also i emar. ladim Bakaer Kasdt. TJ08ERS ft WTCSOrF, a Coartiand street, India Rob Ik awcaata. aao Coma, Ctotha, Snoea, LUt Frearrr Cesi'sss Boots, Weabim.

Ac Racta. NS. Dealers in Oaimbr'i Imnroved A.eaa Omco in East t7th et and is Naama aejr I4t Al mMm tiiaaa aad Pletare Frsunea. r. aillAn rk.

ssaualactaiei, no. 101 Canal Hsw lark. eiMiag ra all Its braochea. Maeklaery aad Dlacklae Taals. CGEEXCJL'S Machinery Depot, 6S Coartiand atreet, MA WagiaeattaCUBa Twla' Waodsworth's Patent E0KARD1 Machinery Depot, 109 Pearl and 00 Beaver aaasta.

Marklalsts' Tsosi from tbc best makers i Maraleljea Ira a aad Wasd, li'UDNa A Maaafaerarera af Llgneoos Marble. Warsrasss Na. 6S4 Broadway, Factaty canker Centre ad Fwakaa atraeta, ta story room No. II Itewdlea. Fish Hsalu aod Tackle, cVc.

TBOSTAS H. BATE, (bite T.kT.H. Bate.) 103 Maid as teas. Needles, so Hooks. Fishing Tackles.

Ac. Pa weir WiMkiiui. CYRDB W. FIELD A 11 Cliff at net. Importers sad Wholesale Dealiis la American.

French, eennaa ail Fm has Papera, aad every deacxipUon of Paper Mann aaaarars nmkermhv Peaella ar MUN ROE'S rhrated end la. Sbrp and tar Schools. THOR MONROE. 4 Fin, it. Perfawiery aad Faacy Baava.

A J. RAMSEY, MaoamctareT and importer, 31 A. wieeawich street, af ajaacsmarated makers. HtatJaaerr Wareraaaae Wkaleaale. ITawT A lEUiri VD AV "Vrt tal.

km at a. Aw, aav ww 'f mm ww Auav aau to ran nw, aA AT a. im ar i a aa new lantRT, MpWiniwi rapicioa imrj dib mm urirT tirirsnl tTrrr rlraarHnMnn TTWaiNS A aVELLOee. No. Joha street.

Whole JV ssaiBoafcsetMraaBd Btattaners, and ManoJactorera of Aukiaaaat BiaoA aooka. Hales. XI M. PATRICK. Defiance Salamander Safes, (Gey IU tor's Patent Depot No.

1M Pearl street, formerly Mia street '1 1TH0F A AHXB0RN, Nua. 69 and 41 Maiden Lane, fx. importers ot xoys ana fancy uoojs. 1HARLES W. ULUENDAHL.

Importera of German, sreaea aao atoauaa jya and rancy uooda, ana IMal es hfmwtrki. No. 4Maldea Laae. Tllea far Flaara and Cklmaey Tape 'lTILLXR. COATE4 A TOOLE.

No. STu featl sere All Eajcaoattc TUes. GaiBkirk Chimney Tops, Flambs Wliilils, Metals, Ac BARER A BROTHER. 143 Water street. Im paneraof rreach window eiaaa, ubemicala, faints.

aaa. Agents of Aaencaa vvinaow uiaaa, uuuav 1 H0PXIN8 A Importera of French Window tWtaea, Braadiea aad Uaraaa Clgrara. TJxTresj A CHAMBERS, No 300 Broadway, Importers A af Wlaea, Brandlea, and Havana Cigars. wa Jsawlyiasp BUSINESS CARDS. S.

K1TJE1.BERGER, Stack, Note and Exchange Beaker. Ma IT Commercial Place. aall ft WHEELWRIGHT A CO Commission Mer I fklall fl 1 1 V.ll mr Sn Eefaaaeaa Heary J. aaadford. New York; Wm.

T. Wblt yr.loaaa. A kL Holbrook. New Orleans. acl dAWtf ivik L.

I'lacehar Wstlrsj fy.aTanmON MEiLCHAAT. ISO Peailstraet, Haas nt Jjjwjt, Hew York. xmawAces Was. A Wetmore, Messrs. Wetmore A ffraw, wrtaaell, Mlntara A Howlaad A Aaptnwall, fwtayha, Eas.D.

At Jsmgsland A W. W. Dc 'J? Ca, Nsw Yorki Daniel P. Parker, Esq. Gardaar Bostoe Edward Carringtoa.Esq Provl JM "svB.

iiejee, Philadelphia) Wm WllaoaA aenoau new Orleans. lima W. H0TT A Domestic and Tjreign Ea asm note Bracers, ones, Ita.B4Commercia Charles and Camp streets. nlfr ly 0WAJLD TnasiparM i. n.n rii.i.

rrnace Wines and Brandiaa. t3 Common street. a All asoda warranted to be as rrpe at uted. o4 as ly lea 4 WTi smasl 1 Orsc trs. Boa.

ia and 141 Mae I iy Boeert tRTVW t. W. WTUiama. W1LUAMS Ship Agents aad Com and Coat eepM axarchanta. TO Camp atreet A MAY, A.ertm.aara.Almralaera, Ac Ma Orteaaa aol SI Watam.

Inha a funija ATliA, CAJLDEN A Cornmlarian Mercbaats, iwmyqrMiaari, pew vtieana esses ly a. Kxeaaaae TM SDatS TO SDII. at Sight t.Jeie Leahrvllle. Philadelphia, Trfor, 1 Cinctanad far sale. lighter oa Timepnre based oa all the above a A3 oiax, imw a ca si Camp at.

Vrrs sltaatera dr. Len tVM0LSALE and Retail Dealers la ICE, Mo. II ana. euaataad St, Twrmae.aeerthe corner oi A Revs Orleaaa mhl Coal of Beat 19 ly laaasaAUm. J.

Q. A. FaUowa. AKNETS aad Ceaaaemrsat Laaflofflea, Coasxeee l2.Tr of CanaQembaUdlaatAeCrea aspaay. asa ty ,1 haea tiasaiad my Cadertaauag aad aasinpss Bnaa as ceau street ss namihoa artaek.

I base a ansa amen aaaeraaa. Farmwaatxatalahw i i mai4 bam 7' AO ST. WOOD. mmxaa a a HTf Onamxwmxt. nWlsmwa mW rv a sy 9 a STEAiMSHlPS.

UE UAL I WP, i. Laeaca aad Mataaorda. Refalai New Or uul Taa C. Mall Una of low oreaaere teamabipa The aew aad mafnlftcent ateamahlpLODISJ ANA, Jeremiah will leae aa aoore. landlnf IretrbtanthewharTaeatlndlaBolaand Laeacas (aaojectto Hcnterao ln Matacorda Bay,) without extra chare Freiaba for fialeeatua will daleered at the end of tke thlp'a lacklea, at aoarantlDe.

For freliht or paaaace, bar lof Tery toperlor taternom accommodatlona. apply to HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Julia atreet, ooooaita the Steam this Landtoi. Thie line barint eaubUabed ita awn pilot on Pam Ca ralto bar. will bi icreaiter roa la aad out ndertbeaopem ion of lta captains. sepis FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

POINT ISA bel, Matamoroa and Brawimlllc. Resnlar New Orleaaa and Texaa D. S. Mail Line of Steamships To asJlea THOH8DAT, at 'crock A. SL.ponctaally TbefaToritesteaoishlpTACHT Docey, master, will leare aa aboe, carryla( tbe D.

S. malla. For fretaht or passage, bavtnf Tery saperlsr accommodations, apply to HARRIS MO R8 AN foot of JoHe street. seplT opposite tbe Steamabip Landiaf. kaT Meararemejit eooda, per foot, cents dry barrels, tarb SA.

Vera fjraa. FOR VERA CRUZ O. 8. Mall Line The new aad munificent alramshiD TEXAS. (HOOtoni burthen) Henr Place, commander.

will leare for Vrra Croi on 8ATCRDAT. lbs 1st October, at II o'clock the U.B.malia. Rales of Paaaace Cabin M. Steeraje and found 16. Meaenremnt gooda oer cubic foot 30 cents.

For freight or passage, baring elegant accommodatlona lor cat) la aa.l steerage passeetyeai, apply to HARRIS MORGAN, loot of Jnlla street, opposite the Stesmsbip Landing. Passensersmnst proTlde themselves with passports from the Mexican Comal. BsT Tbe Texas will leave hereafter for vera Craxon the 1st and 14th of every month. BaT Sbipoers mast provide themselves with the steam er's bills of lading; no other form will be sigued. seplT New York and Glawjrow.

Bit AM CUalBlUMCATION BETWEEN New York and Ulaasow Tba Olasgow and New York Steamship Company 'a newsteaia hip GLASGOW, (IWM tana and uu borse power.) Rober uraig, comniander, is appointed toaul from New fork direct for Glasgow, on a SATUhVUAX, November mu, at o'clock, noon. Paaaace Monev First Cabin, Saloon State rooms, (Steward's fee in cloded) ,90 00 First Cabin, Midahip State rooms', (Steward's fee in eluded I TS 00 Second Cabin, (Steward's fee inrloded) Mi 00 A limited number of third class passengers will be taken, supplied with provisions of good quality, properly cooked, at Twenty Dollars. Carries a surgeon. or treigni or passage appiy to sep( McSTMON, S3 Broadway, New Tors. New Vara.

FOR NEW TORE, VIA HAVANA Tt new and masmficrnt side fare I stesmship BLACK WARRIOR. Cap. J. I) Bailors. L.

commander, will leave Mobile on SATURDAY, the 4h Septrmber, at 10 o'clock A Passage to New York to Havana gift. No freight takrm (or Havana except speel. Paasengeis for Havana moat be provided wilh passports before leaving port. Forfmtber particulars spply to WE AD A CO or to JAMES CONNOLT A 44 Poydraa Sep 1 3 New Orleans. OR NEW YORK DIRECT Tbe U.

8. Mail steamship PERSEVERANCE, John Y. Lawless, commander, will leave as above on FRIDAY, SSd September, at o'clock A. M. Caoin Paaoage Btseraee pes tag 90.

For passage only having elegant state oom accommoda tiona, apply to HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Julia street, aepo opposite the Ste Landing. Fare Kedoced. FOR PHILADELPHIA U.S. Mall Line Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Navigation Com pan The aew and aolendid side wheel steamship STATE OP GEORGIA. ItOO tonsref later.

Wal ter Collins, coai master, will leave Bavanaah as au Wednesday, istb Jolyi Wedneeday. let September; xna loto ADftrst, 4th atn ucoooevj 1Mb Novesnber; Ttn September loth This sblo has been built with the strictest reeard to the safety and comfort of her passengers, aad her accoradatiooa are aaaarpaased by any steamship aa tbe meet a aew ateamsnip now oeiHitog. in every reapecx eqaai to the State af Georgia, will take her place in tbe line daring tbe month of June next, ana will, with tbe State of Georgia, make a weekly line, leaving each port on Wedaeaday. uoin passage cram aavaanaii to nimneipni em. Mew York, 10.

Steerage, a C. A L. LAMAR, Agent In Savannah. HERON A MARTIN, Agents in Philadelphia. jyvo Callferalau FOR CALIFORNIA.

VIA ASPINWALL 4.ND PANAMA The United Stales Mall teemibip Company 's splendid line of steam era, with tbe Government malla and passer gui, leave New Orleaaa Ttb and ttd of each month Tbe D. A ma. I steamship EL DORADO, will leave ber wbarf. opposite Jackson square, oa luuuiiii, tbe too insc. et clock a.

bc, precisely, for Atpinwall, Navy Bay, connecting with the Pacific Mall steamship Winfield Soott.toaailfrom Panama Immediately an arrival of the mails and passengers for Saa Fraadaco. Tbe Panama Railroad Company brve cars rnnalni now near to Gorgona. Transit of the Istbmns at passengers' expenee; one day accuaied In crosaiog. bis route is the oldest, safest, healthiest, most certain. expeditions ana economical to tatiiVDis.

Throng tickets can no now be obtained at tbe office of ARMSTRONG, HARRIS A CO. 43 Matches street, near Camp. teolT sua CAL.irOH.NIA. Via VCKa caul Persons dealraoe of proceediag to California aa now do an. via Vera Cras.

City of Mexico and Acapnko. The new and magnifteent steamship iuai, iiaw sons onrtnen.) tsenry riace, commanner. win leave new ur leans tor vera cras on tne let ana I4tn of Every Month, at o'clock A. po actually, carrying tbe 8. malla.

Btagea leave Vera Cms dally for tbe ciry oi atexiceirrom thence to Acapeice mules can be had. The Mexican Oceaa Mall and Inland Comoanv will shortly havs caniagee on the road and eteamers to Aca paico ready so rnnsport paasengeni throagh to Baa Fran cisco. meaowblle.ee all the PaciAc steamers tench at Ara tmlco, passengers will not be long detained. For farther paracuars appiy to HSRKif a HOsssRi foot of oils street, ylk tf opposite tbe Steamship Landing. New Yark aad L.lveraaai.

THE NEW TOB.A AND LIVERPOOL O. I. MAIL STEAMERS The ships composing this Hns are the folkrwlne ATLANTIC, Capt. Weak. I BALTIC.

Capt. Cometock. Aciric, caps, a ye. i Adriatic, cap. wraAoa.

ARCTIC. Cap. Lace. I These snips bovine been balltbr coarrmct exoresslv for Government service, every care has heea taken in their coastractlaB a la their engines to easare strength and speed, aod tbelr ai' reai mod at! ems for pases ngtra are aae faaled far elegance and coatfort Price of psmaee from Mew York to Liverpool, la Srst cabin, gijo; second do. ST0.

Exclaslvs aae of ex traslse asa mome, 8300. From Liverpool to Hear York, A30 and AW. Aa experienced sargeoa attached to eacfi ship. Me berth aecared antll paid for. dates af sailing Protn New Yor From utvapoot.

Saturday, Oct. M. IBM. Wednesday, Oct Mb, ISM. Oct soth, Hovtd, Mov 17th, Dec 1st, Dec lftb.

ocx. lata. Oct soth. rtvi3n, mm MOV 87th, mm Dec 1 1 lk, Dectsth. Dacsvtb, Forfreiebt or aaassee arml to EDWARD R.COLLINS A so Wall York.

BROWN, SHIPLEY A Liverpool. B. e. ROBERTS A 13 Ring's Ann sYard, London. JOHN MONROE A Roe Motre Dame dee Vic GEO.

H. DRAPER, Havre. tolres, Paiia mW The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, tmlHon, specie, jewelry, BrecUras stones, or metale, enless bills of lading are signed therefor, and the vaiaethereof the sep'SM Iv SHIPS SHIPS. FOR PHILADELPHIA Penrose and Barton's Line Tbe resalar racket bark NASHUA. Holmes amaama master, having part of her cargo engaged, will meet with quick despatch For freight or passage apply to aall J.

H. ASHBRIDGE A CO. 1 St. Charles st. flsrrs.

FOR HAVRE The new Al fast sailing regular packet ship WDRTEMBERO. J. D. Ford, master, oaring pen oi ner cargo engaged will i 1. Fur balso'e of frelsbt apply ti have aoick despatch.

H. V. BAXTER. iiCarondelet arret sar For; apply to the captain on board. sepa FOR NEW YORK Onion Line The mat sail ing regular packet ship INDIANA, H.

ColBn, master, baving a portion of ber earro en eased. will have immediate despatch. For balance ef freight ap ply to JOHN 0. WOODRUFF A aaio iue magasiness. ii FOR NEW Y0RR Louisiana Line The very sailing regular packet ship WESTMINSTER, ispt.

nagedorn, navtag a aorron oi ner cargo ea gaged, wl bare immediate deapatcb. For freight or pas. sage, having Ans eccocfl rood at loss, apply aa board. Post ao, rim umnn, or ro a CHESTER HILLARDc'0O Magasiae at FOR LIVr RPOOT The Al fast aalllna RrlHsh ship CALIFORNIA, David Laidley, master, bavins the chief vtlon of her Oreo aneued will "'in tuwuipt awmatcn. or naiance of rretgnt apply PETER MAXWELL A CS7 se or to T.

C. JENRiNS.ktCoauaoast. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al nmtseilios Amen aau BOLVUPna a ivii i "Slhe greater part of her carp engaged, will nave diets despatch. For freight af Soar or heavy freight apply ta OlFFNEi A LOVTLL, ll6Cornmoa sc. FOR LIVERPOOL The eplendid aew A I feet aw Hag Amaricaa ellaaee ehhy eOlDING STAR, aaawaaaars Caack, aaaater, is bow taadlag aad will rV ceivelmanilmte dsapasrh For freighter tobacco aad cot toa aeaiy te LIVERPOOL Th fast aalUae I Americaa ship ELIZABETH BROCE, Thaadoro Bvawa, waaater.

bavtaa taa araatar aart hercarxe ea gaged aad going ea hoard, will kavaqaick dispatch. For ftaUN SstaasW dlfit sUeaJajt aasajyesi gaarn taa 1 Oil (HT 4 .41 Mj NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1853. NUMBER 203. COPARTNERSHIP. OTICEMr.

lUkTiA tiicrN01.D a pijtntr In 1 1 oar boose rrona this date. CHARLES ODIER A CO. New Orleans. 1st September, IMi. sepl Im VT0TICE DAN'L R.

TCRNF.R, this dsv with 1 draws rroui oar Drm. BRi New Orleans, Augost 31, ISM BRADLEY. WILSON A CO. sepl In COPARTNERSHIP We have this day associated with as W. C.

BIBB, of New Orleans, aad M. FACE LER, of Memphis, and will continue business as heretofore In tbe firm and name of BRADLEY, WILSON A CO. New Orleans, September IH63 sepl im NOTICE Tbe copartnership existing between tbe an arraigned, aa commission merchant In this city, under the firm of Geo. Poetletbwate A Is this day dis solved by mutual consent. GEORGE POSTLETHWATTE.

RICHARD SAN KEY TIPTON. New Or.sans, September 1, lwM. CIOPARTNERSHI Tbe andertlgned wilt cnorinoe the business of Commission Merchant with Mr. RICH ARD CARLISLE, (several years connected with Messrs. Richard Carlisle A Co Liverpool and Booth America,) under tbe firm of George Poetlrthwalte A Co New Orleans, and Foatlethwait A Carlisle.

Liverpool GEORGE POSTLETHWAITR. New Orleans, September lass. sepl Im COPARTNERSHIP Tbe andcralsn'd have atsociated with them Mr. SAMUEL NEWMAN, of Natch. Mias.

Tbe boeiness la this city will be continued from this date under the firm of B0CKNER. STANTON A NEWMAN, and in Na'rbei under that of STANTON, BUCB.NER A NEWMAN. Mr. Newman making this point bis place of residence after tbe 1st of November next BDCK.NER A STANTON. New Orleans, September I WS3.

sepl Im COPARTNERSHIP Tbe undersigned hss this riav formed a partnership with Mr. ROBT. li. BA1L1EFF, of this city. Tbe commissi cm and forwarding business will he con tinned under the firm of BUNNELL A BAILIEFF W.

H. BUNNELL. Mew Orleans, An gust IM3; sal Im IT OTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP I have taken Mr William Bathorst Into nartnrrshlo The business will be conducted under the hns of WILLIAMS, BATHDRST A CO. JOHN WILLIAMS. New Orleans.

July 1H, 1M3. Jyl COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE Mr. A. T. VENN I he comes a partner la oar boase from sod after this data Jylo tf J.

WRIGHT A CO. NOTICE Mr. JOHN tt GLOVER becomes a partner ln oar firm from this date WRIGHT, WILLIAMS A CO. New Orleans. September I MM.

sep3 Im I 'HE copartnership of Wlngfield. Trice A Co. Is this dsy dissolved by matnai consent. Either partner vlll use the name of tbe firm In liquidation only GEO. WINGF1ELD, AS.

A. TRICE. GEO. WIsTGFlELD will continue the Tobacco an General Commission Business as heretofore, under tbe firm o( eeo. Wing held A a solicits a continuance of the patronage of the late boase of Wlngfield.

Trice A Co. GEO. WlNGFIELD A CO. New Orleans, Sept 1, ISM. sepa if rrHE endersigned bss this dsy withdrawn from tbs Arm 1 of FEARN, DON EG AN A CO.

May 13, 18A3. A kL H0FKDR CO PARTNERSHIP Tbe undersigned have this day formed a partnership, for the pnrpose of con acting a Cotton Factorage and General Coaimtmion Business la tty, under the style and firm of POWELL A HOP KINR R. W. POWELL, mylft m. JeS taW A HOPKINS 1'ic i4t4icfsuit urie.w.e rusting ibe style uf Blackie A Blackburn, having been disaolved by the death of Joseph Bleckbarn, on the eutb alt the business will be rontluaed under the style of Blackie A Cook, who will liquidate tbe ad sirs of tbe late concern.

BLACKIE A COOK. New Orleans, September 1, 1R3. pep Im COPARTNERSHIP Ti.e subscribers nave this day aa aociated themselves onder tbe style and firm of J. A A A SNODGBAS8, for the pnrpose of cood acting a Factorage and Genera! Commission business in tbe city of New Orleans. Strict personal attention given to the sale of cotton at well aa everv ear lotion of Western and Northern Pro.

deeta. Also to purchasing ss well si receiving aod forwarding all goods boagbt by or ronstgned to them with prompt ness sad despatch Supplies ram lined planters on tbe usual terms. Office (temporarily) at Na Bank Place. j. A.

a a. an juunvaai. New Orleans, Joly l.lafts. Jyls tf rftHE buaiaesa heretofore coodacted by the undersigned la this eitv under tbc srvle of G. C.

Boeert A Co will he continued under tbe style aad firm of BOGERT, VtU.I.IAMB at tU, It. C. OOBI SI F. W. WILLIAMS.

New Orleans. July s.lgHS. JyT fjapaj taarahia). Tbe anderelgsed have formed a Copartnershlpandarths yle of BULLITT, MILLER A CO for tbe parpeee of transacting a Cottea Factorage and General Ccamlatlca Baelaeaa. CUTHBERT B0LLITT.

THOA D. MILLER, LLOYD D. ADDISON Sr. ewOrleaas.July 10. aair edptf 'I'HEeoTartneTshlp heretofore existing between tbssub 1 scribers under the firm of J.

R. MACMDRD0 A la this day dissolved by Its limitation. MACMURD0, Jane 30, 18SA WM. BELL. TBE sabaciiberwIU dose the unsettled business ef J.

R. Macmardo A and will continue to transact an Exchange and Banking batluem ander the firm of PICK ETT. MACMURDO A having aasociatad wiU him Mr. Wm A Pickett, hue of tbc firm of Pickett. Perkins A Co.

of this city. J. R. MACM0RDO. July 1.

lata. DaAaerreotype Balaaaa, W3 Ctai atreet TH magniflceat Saloons were opened 1st Novem ber foe the reception ef visitors. They contain a very extensive collection of Daguerreotype Portraits, as well as Paintings by the mast celebrated Artists, choice Messo tint Drawings, Eamvlnge, Statuary, aad Gems of Artjast received from Paris and London. Every attention will be bestowed by the Proprietor to give aatunacttbn, not only to hie patrons, bat to cttisrns a ad strangers, who arc Invited to visit this splendid Gal lev; af Fine Arts. By tbe on perl or arrangement of the Llgb' in the Operating Room, constructed at great expense witr aa Immense Sky Light, tbe Dagserreatype Portraits ail taken In a few seconds la an weather, with the proper gradatioaof Light aad Shade, tbas rendering the Llxeaeaa perfect aad natural.

For tbs high character which this establishment haaea loyed for many years, and for tbc eaperlor ex'ellence, beauty aad bnlllaacy of tbe Portraits, strangers are ra erred to tbe proprietors of tbe St Los is. Verandah and City Hotels, ae well aa to oar most respectable clUsens. Portraits aeat to any part of the Salted States, excep California, free of charge, al iv ice: STAFFORD A Wholesale and Retail dealers la No. if Elyslan Fields street, opposite tbe Poat hart rain Railroad Depot, lower aide. Mo.

1A9 Old Levee street. Mo. 14 Tcbenpitoalas street. Ma New Levee street. Mo.

New Levee street. Ma Commerce street. Ha aft Tcboapitoalas street. Ma 481 Levee street. Two Ire Houses betweea Ninth aad Harmony sfreeta.

Fourth Districts Jal Iv Skgar Estate for Kale. A VAD ABLE TRACT OF S0UAR LAN containing about too acres, situated in the Parish of Terrebonne, on both sides ef the Bavoa Black, bounded on tbe north by the lan is of ML H. Daunts, and on tbe aoaih by tbe Ardoyne Plantatonj and of which about 1 90 arpenta are In cultivation In cane, and in addition about 60 acres sre deadened and could be pot In cultivation with Utile labor. Tbe land la well supplied with wood for fuel and baa an abandaat supply of highland cypress timber for all I be wants of a sugar estate, and with a sufficient force will readily produce from 400 to Wo hogsheads of soger. It is situated within a few miles of the main track of the con lemplated Opeloosaa Railroad.

immediate pjssesslon siven of tbe whole tract save that In cultivation of cane, and delivery of that portion will be given as soon as tbe growing crop can be removed i or tbe ssme would be sold standing as It Is, or as it may be In tbe rail. For farther particulars apply to Messrs. L. C. A G.

B. Duncan, In Exchange Place, New Orleans; and for infer motion respecting tne character of the land refer to Bish ep Polk, or Judge Goloa, of tbe perish of Lafourche; or to Mr. Henna, Ardoyne, parish of Terrebonne. If not sold at private eale before Saturday, loth of De em ber next. It will be offered on that day at auction, ln this city, by Messrs.

Beard A May. Terms One fourth cash; balance ln 1, 3 and 3 years, with A per cent Interest, and if not punctually paid, to bear a per cent from raatarKy till final payment and special amrtgage oa the lend. ami tnavi Havana. Prod ace. Crj0 AS White, vellow and brown, of all onalltlea TOBACCO Voeita da Jibajo and Cuba, fox wrappers era aiiers.

HONEY In barrels and small packages, superior qaal Ity, as well as a carefully selected assortment of HAVANA CIGARS of the best brands. Regalia, Prensa doa, Londres, Millar, Panetelaa, Cllldradoe of the mana en ss Ki.Bivi iMBiocunai Aayioe. raiianisi umuia, wrqeia Brawl A Ac, Ac, constantly on band and for axis 8. DC VTSJER A vista as aad as Old Leva Or. Wauei's tiara.

I WILL ase no other art ln the advertisement than what may be mend la ptata troth. By length ef practice I have became master of all those complaints that arise front Impure cmttoa or, that I may express myself without af silt host rem rial ale that are called venaeesi. For aearly tbtoteea years past it has heea my eale baainem te taosecaaeai taereiieetbe only ment that 1 I hue givea more atteottoa to ans dam of diseases Sao any sthcrdoctav.sssdlkaowtbembettevteaatbeyda That is what I am alwaysiasisttagapea.aad which bo oae has vea tared yet tacoatradlct. Stnctorsa, Nodes, Dicers, 8cr. Ac.

Ac, are JusS ss (emitter to aa the tsainasnea thtnga of daily eoaervarJaa i which I eaa my without vanity, for I claim ao other merit than that af inerti I saTse ta eureia reeewt cases fa af ew days, aad And ne dlftcaHy I i those af longer darattoa, orttbeat aabcartting the patient te sack a coo res ef treatment as will draw upon Btmtbasttghteet asjaptelaa. ereMtge aim ta neglect his adairs, whether wttaoet aoors or wHkla. The diet need net be altered. There are la Hew Orleans baadreds that could esppry proofs ol thts; but theae ere matters that reqdrs the aiceet secrecy waick faiawra lavtelahiy nva I have manv eaalllcatioas wbleb I de net thmb kaeoea arytoadd.aatiaaad,iBat axf taaatataaa at already soffl. dentiv satAbllshad.

i naa sal aamaimaai lam la tae marainr wam a at aigh W. WAT10.M. M. n. ur.

wi BtJoaaisrBaiiivitmtTatTCaBtosTihsam.bstassa PORT, SIERAYa'aD afAbaURA ftsMmkwaod aa IV T1, kr.a..e s'" EDUCATION. Jefleraon Academy, SC Bourbon atreet, N. Orleans Conducted by J. G. LORD.

rimi planot this institution comprises a general and ex tensive svatem of education. Pupils are admitted al el a or seven years of age. and can continue till their educe hou complete, or tin tocy ore prcimrvo me weir ratoxe parsalts In life. They aredlstrl bated Into class fa according to tbelrtalent and advancement Tbe remises are Derbapa the best to be found In tbe cltv. with ample pare for exercise and recreation; everv necea aery convenience is combined for an institution of earning on a large scale Tbe professors are gentlemen of talent, chosen with care Good order reigns In the es ablishment, and strict attention is pais to the moral conduct ana improvement oi tne pupil.

Terms For Boarders, per month $10 00 Half Boarders, per month. 6 00 Day Scholars ander 3 years of age, per 6 00 Day Scholars ander IS years ef age, per 8 00 Day Scholar! above It vesrs of age, per month 10 00 These terms inclsde Board andlnatroction lntbe Enalieh and French Languages, Wntlng, Arithmetic, Geography, History, eiBtBeaiatica, book aeepiog, The following lansoatesarmi accomslishjnentsare taueht Tbe charges are For Latin Greek, per $3 on Spanish. German or brewing, per too Music, per month lo 00 Dancing, per montn 6 00 Fencing and Military Exercise, per month i ne classes eootinue session tne wooie year. School hours from half past till 3. and from half oast 4 till 6 o'clock.

niyiV '63 ly Freack Taaaht aad Well Mpokea la 1HREE MONTHS, P' is every day proved that It is Impossible not to speak Frrnch bv followine Prof. J. BRETTE'8 new succemlul and hitherto unknown system, without books, by which tbe pnpils ere imrnedtatefr tsusbt to sneak and to nnder stand a conversation. It overcomes at one bound and at onceine great oimcoities wnicn nave ao long impeded tne regress ana cionaea toe wimre oi Americans, ana which i really among tbe Impossibilities as followed oat by tbe painful Bad protracted svstems of other professors, rloeains tbe mind witb stiff rules, grammar and hooka Tbesys tern 1s infallible and no one has yet tried It ln vein. Profeesur'a room is 13 St Charies at.

dm ly Vsiii Ladles' Aradeinv. No. art Costombouae street, between Bouihon and Royal. 1 is institution is nnder tne direction of m'me rA RENT. and iareadv to receive hoarders, half board ers and day scholars.

Toe plsy (round Is large, the apart niei.ts ample and well aired. There is every advantage aud inducement offered to parents as to the cultivation of (he minds si their dsugbters. Tbe best professors sre em ployed. Every branco of a solid and rehne.t education is tsugbt aiso accomplishments, each as drawing, painting, music, embroidery, Ac. M'me Parent has made permanent engagements with the professors connected with her tnstitu'iou.

and would eons.der it superfluus lo add anything respecting the very disTlugnished talents of these gentlemen, so long known to tbe public. Music is tsoght by three of tbe most acknowledged tal ents in tbe (ity. ror rurtber partlcoiars, refer to prospectus, which ran be bad at J. B. Steel's, Na 60 Camp street also at tbe Instl tutlon.

auis 03 ly TenriaT Ladles' Iaatltate. No lKwCarondelel street THE Principal. MtssS. B. HULL, notifies her cations that this institution will be reopened on Monday, tbe 13th September, fur the reception of pupils and tbe resomn tion of studies Tbe specious mansion having been still further enlarged by great additions and improvements, accommodation will beafljrdedto an Increased number of Boa dir up' la guardians sre referred to tbe prospectus, which tnsy be bsd on application at the Institution, or at uj of tbe principal bookstores.

Sci.l lm L'alveraltv ef Lonlnlrtaa. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. THE Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will commence on MONDAY. November 14. and will termlna'c in Ibe enanlng March.

Jsinee Jones, M. Professor of Practice, J. L. Rlddeil, M. D.

Professor of Chemistry. Wsrren Stone. Pieftssor of Surgery. A H. Censs, M.

D. Pros amor of Obnetrlcs. A Wedderburn. M. Pmfearorof Anatomv.

Gaetavus A. Nott, M. Profrsaor of Materia bled lea Thomas Hunt, M. Professor of Fbysiokify and Path ology. Cornelius C.

Beard, M. 1 Demsnttratois of Samuel P. Cboppin, M. Anatomy iue iuiiiiii ioc ninmm win wr opaa irom uic in I ru Monday la October ta the 1st of AprlL Tbe Faculty are Visiting Phvsicisns and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution from Novem ber to AprlL i ne students eceompwey tne rroiessors in their visits, and thus enjoy extraordinary practical advan tages free of expenee. There are about one thousand patients prescribed for daily in tbis Hospital.

The number of patieota ta nearly twenty thousand in the Jo daWtNovU THOMAS HDNT. M. Dean. year. Day aad Baardlaa Mehaal far TOUN9 LADIMM FevadedlalkUby Mma Leiiis.

end coadacted el eels4t Bxrgoady strest, aadBleaviUa, ew Orleaee NOTICE TO PAREMTR ADAM DESRAYAOX aanoeacee to pereata that ea tbe 1st of Jane ber summer establishment at Pass Chnstlaa will be opened ror the reception or pupils. Tbe locality of the establishment at the Pass la retired aad altogether adapted ta tbe purpose Intended, being aau ply provided with shade reea.hathin booses and all othei reqalsltee te maka a eotoJro ea the lake shors healthy aad agreeable. Considerable additions havs heea made to the boose, wttb a view to the accommodation ef a greater number of boarder. The coarse of stadlea.lncladlng musical lastrsctloa, will be tbe same ln both boaaea The bouse in tbe city will eoattnae la operatloa the whale rammer for both boarda and day er holers Mac. Deerayaax avails herself ef the present opportaul ty to laform Barents that aha has permanently and excla.

sfvely aecared the services of Professor Eikia, who takes charge of the literary and scientific stadlee of tbe higher el Beam. The well known merits of this gentleman aecere so three Important brooches that throrowgb aad careful Irattoa which their Importance a. April ao. 13. Jeio ae dAWtf lionlataoa Callece.

Now situated In tbe perish of St Jsmes, at the site of the former Jefferson Calleee President: LOUIS DO FAD. Vice President: C. C. BISBEE.A M. rPHE President of this College, being convinced, attar a long and decisive experience, that order and disci pllnefthe chief auxlllarlrs to successful study) can only be obtained ln aa institution cennpnaed of boarders, aad remote from tbe distractions and dissipations of a Urge city, hss decided to remove his estsblisbment to the parish of St Jamea The UBbeaitby state of New Orleans at cer tain seasons of the year, the position and fine accommoda clone of tbe former Jefferson College, as well aa tbe honorable and ad van tag eon proposals of many planters, served to strengthen bis determ nation.

Tbe annual opening of the class rs bss taken place on the let Bcptembea Parents or Tutors who may have cholera to send to tbe College, arc hereby informed that on tbe arrival of each boat running In tbe trade, there will be per sons connected with the Isstitution waiting on the land log. who will receive tbe scholars and conduct thsm to tbe College. Terms i ,60 per quarter payable ln advance on tbe 1st of Beptem ber, December, March and June. Mending and washing, per quarter S3 Medical fees per ann am Music, drawing fencing, dancing, are the only branches of education wbicb form extra charges. Each month commenced is due to the establishment No deduct loo made for any absence less than a month.

Books, not furnished by Ibe parents, shall be furnished by the College at current prices da for medicines, Ac, far Dished by the apothecary. Parents who desire money to be advanced to their cbil drea. for hooka, clothes. Ac are reauested to deposit la tbe hands of the President a earn of from ,10 to H. Parents who desire their children to have pocket money, are also requested ta deposit It la the bands of the President, whose care it will be to make a prudent distribution eecb week.

Parents or guardians who reside neither at Bt James perish nor at New Orleans, are requested to have responsible ageat la either of those acre. CLOTHING. It Shirts. Ik Pocket Hendkercblek I pair of Bocks. Towels.

6 Table Nankins. 3 Bummer Frock Coats. 1 Winter Great Coat Summer Waiatcoata 4 pair Summer Pacta! 3 pair of shoes. 1 cap. 1 Silver Fork.

1 Table Knife. beddIng. 1 Msltrtis. a), long 3 broad. I double woolen Blanket.

1 Pillow. 3 pair of Sheets. 3 Pillow Casea I Mosquito Bar. 1 white Uullt The last mentioned articles can be furnished at the rate 1 Silver Goblet 1 Silver Spoon. of S3 a year.

AU tbe above article should be marked in fall witb tbe name of the student. N. For references application should be made at New vneans, te sumaa a aeralon, Na rtont ievee atreet ao4 3m ttallroad Natlee. Tn HE Stockholders ln Ibe Memnhlaand Charleston Rail road Company are hereby notified that tbe Board of isirectors nave mane toe following calls oa tae Capital Stock of said Company, vis One call of per cent to be paid let September, 1W3. One call af per cent to be paid let October, 1863.

One call of 8 per cent to be paid 1st November, IS63. One call of per cent to be paid 1st December, IRAS. One call of per cent to be paid It January. IBM. One call of 8 per cent to be paid 1st February, laM, One call of per cent to be paid let March, IBM.

One call ef a ner cent to be Mid i inril. ihm. Baid lls to be paid to FEaRN, DON EG AN A agents, ar neir omee, on or before tbe stove dates aal tf SAM TATE.Treaa. M. AC.

R. R.CA Texaa Haptr Plaatatlea for Hale. su bacrlber users fur mmlm. a VaJnahle Buear Planta. tiea, upon wblcb be has resided 31 years, oa tbe east bank of tbe Braeoa river, la Brasoria county, two miles hits iuc wwn oi Loiumaia, eontalnlng about laai acres, between 300 and 400 acres In cultivation, tea ia eager cane.

Tbe aaiSBnraved nart af au hwt la hmamd here is on tbe place a large sugar boose, steam engine and mill, with all tbe apparatus for sugar maklngi a comfort a ww awriiiai dw, gooa cisterne ot water, extra gooa no S' caoms, una scenic, etc The place la well dkebed. By haaTing sugar 4O0 yards a warehouse, shipments caa be made eace a week at all wiahlns Nina rwea. ssenaiev at vs. oww ton. Title mdiepatabem.

CHARLES D. SAY RE. mr This piece being leveed IsnetBcaJsct as everflww. rriHE aaetBsvablB Vmm.l. mm kataa JL Baraett, notary.) betweea Angela "Costa and Mrs.

COSTA A BRB, AkUMsV reaa thia date aeraar diasorsed by metassl 1 III U5BIX0 CfifTA, 0U LeveA Wear OlUaaW.Bwpk 8, il er a l' ItAW If required, the plantation will be told with moat of tba aasraaa all foraiina ataaaaiU a. aB. i.na I te parchase will pLease call oa the aubacriber. He 9 asv eaissaa aeiia, castasssaaasaavjaa BTal I itjnmt ua ar rsrtsao eavtag oasts PBXACHZD IN THE FIB8T CONGAKQATIORAX, CHTTSCH, 1 NEW OSLtANS. BY THE REV.

THEODORE CLAPF. My soul ig weary of my hfe 'Woo 10:1. In the original Scriptures, the phrue aty $ol often has the force of the flret personal pronoun in the eing alar number. Tbia ia ita meaning in the passage juet quoted. My aoul that ia 14 7 am weary of life." You remember that worde similar to theee were often uttered by the patriarch Job in the season of his severe afflictions.

Rut in the concluding chapters of his history he confesses that they were wrong that they pro ceeded from an improper state of mind from erroneous views of tbe Divine Character and Providence. You are also aware that dissatisfaction with life in, at this day, a prevailing dis ease among all classes of mankind. Thia is not to be wondered at. It is a fault whose cause can be easily explained. Set before you the picture of a very aged man.

Sup pone that he is alone in the world, and treading the thorny desert of adversity. There are no kindred on whom he can lean in his solitary da scent to the tomb. He walks amidst the graver of his children. Tbe feneration to which he be longed has departed and left him behind. It seems as if he were a forgotten one.

There is no home to afford him lore, sympathy and pro tection. Perhaps he has been very wicked and rreligioua. This augments unspeakably the gloom of his condition. Tbe retrospect of hie career is cheered by no monuments of virtue, honor and usefulness. lie has led a low, meao, base, earthly aud selfish life.

Poor man I Must he not exclaim, it is better for one to die than to live I But we need not have recourse to an extreme case. Consider, for a moment, those allotments, in which we all participate. The life of every one, no matter what the degree of his goodness, is a mingled web, made up of the alternations ol health and sickness, jey and sorrow, light and darkness; severe endurance, gloomy changes, multifarious and unavoidable ills. Setting aside religion, how little gratification have we derived from tkffe actual course of human events How many bitter disappointments have befallen ust How often have we felt the painful sundering of tbe ties of sympathy and friendship! How many of our weeks have been saddened by the loss of those to whom we were bound by affec tions strong aa life itself? Perhaps tbe most prominent objects that rise up to our view a memory traces the past, are tbe death bed, the shroud, the coffin and the last sad offices per. formed to the beings of our loved companion ship.

Reflect, that the sun or this morning sheds his blessed beams upon millions in a state of abject. down trodden and starring pauperism. Can they be satisfied with hunger! Reflect what multitudes are in orphanage, compelled, alone and friendless, to prosecute the rugged journey of life; what multitudes live and die the nnpitied victims of injustice and oppression I How aiany, from the beginning to the grave, wear the heavy, galling chains of unrighteous servitude and dependence I None but the Omni scient sees what numbers are at this moment on beds of sickness and pain and exclaiming, in tbe words of the text, My soul is weary of my life." Since we entered the church thia morn ing hundreds hare breathed out their spirits into the hands of God, the Giver; and before these services close, I hundreds more will have passed through tbe dark and dying struggle. Many sur. vivors by their departure will be subjected to suf ferings, which must last till they, in their tarn, will be called to enter upon tbe mysterious realms of the dead.

A superficial view of this eubject is enough to fill us with melancholy and gloom. Now to be perfectly frank, I must say that to me it seems impossible for a person to be satis fied with life, who regards its pains and looses in the light of real, positive, absolute, unmixed evils. By an absolute evil is meant one that can do no good to the sufferer can redound in no respect whatever to his benefit; is a diminution, draw back, or negative quantity In the system of his happinesa I need not pause to prove that we are physically unable to love pain, want, sorrow and degradation. On this topic it is hardly poa sible for ua to err. For we read that the peer less, immaculate 5gn of Ood, when looking forward to the agonies flf tbe cross, shuddered and recoiled from the prospect In view thereof he perspired drops of blood, and uttered the mem orable prayer, Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me." But at length ke drank ii with a calm, unfaltering trnst in Heaven.

And an apostle tells us that he was enabled to do so by a consideration of the joy that was set before This signifies, as all expounders grant that Jesus submitted to the shame and agony of the cross, on acconnt of the good that he foresaw would accrue from it good to himself, to the family of man, and the universe of his Father. The Saviour bids us remember that we all have a cross to bear. Can we do it manfully and cheerfully, without a faith like that which he possessed! Suppose that now you were labor ing under some affliction, loss of relative, friend, health, property, or anything else. If you fell certain that it was working out for you a great good which you could uot otherwise enjoy which would make your entire existence more bright, desirable and happy would you not be resigned, patient and even joyful We submit to the pain of baving a tooth extracted, the amputation of a limb, nauseous medicines, and ra rious forms of self denial to obtain a trifliDg pro limitation of life and health. This is wise.

What infinitely stronger motives urge hs to bow to those apparently adverse ordinances and appointments which the Creator has introduced, to prepare us for forms of happiness, grand and lovely beyond the reach or tnougbt and lmtgina tion. He who anticipates the bright results of an earthly discipline, so vividly portrayed in the New Testament, must be dead to the suffering of the present world. What are they in com parison with that preponderating, incomprehen sible, endless, ever growing futurity revealed by Jesua Faith in his cross draws aside the curtain of the senses, and enables the believer to gaze uDon the wonders of a spiritual universe. He can no longer doubt He sees he feels that ex ternal condition and circumstances are nothing that conduct and character, wisdom and affections are everything. They make the man.

The oblivious waters of time and change may roll over, but cannot erase them. They only stamp thereon the seal of an endless perpetutity When the disciple stands upon the sublime sum mit of Christian faith, the world, with all it attraetlnmi. Is at his feet They dwindle to nothing when contrasted with that succeeding state, stretching on beyond the rales of earth, and resplendent with glories which cab never be eclipsed. Let any person be able from the heart to otter snch language as the following: "I am Indeed in very lowly circumstances; At the most de pressed point ia the scale of worldly advantages Nobody knows me or cares for in a I am sot related to those generally termed fortunate and powerful the great in abilities, possessions aad success; who are caressed and adored by crowds of admirers, ana whose) names are per haps floated om the breath of mlllioas from eoev tinea ta continent, till they wAoorapejjs tae globe. I moat deacend to the dost aaAAewa, aav hoaored and aawaef.

Bit I repine not Tbs hnmUenesa At uj state has bAa vrtatasi by laflrdt Ltm, rJt wt't witka, jt )j enough for me to know that it is fitted toreak down within me the vile, sordid, earthy and ael fish to prepare me for a final admission to the land of spirits and the felicities of an immortal world. I can say There's a good for each evil, a Joy for each pain And always tbe sunshine comes after the rain. Aye. a glorious world is tbis green earth of ours, A beautiful garden, witb freshest of flowers And lhmgb thorns may be mingled its roses among, O'er all who will pluck them, their fragrance is fiang. And be who In coiling the fairest, is torn To bleeding and pain by tbe merciless thorn.

Fmda a balm in each leaf when the task is but done. And forgets all the pain in the sweets that are won." Supported i)y such exalted views of Providence, can the believer in Jesus ever indulge in the murmuring accents of tbe text My soui is weary of my life." I go a step further. Suppose that pain and death were banished from the earth that we possesed unfailing youth, bloom, beauty and fortune even then, after a lapse of time, of certain ages and centuries, looking out upon tbe same undiversified scenes of heaven and earth, we should grow tired. Our existence, becoming au insupportable burden, we should long to take our departure hence, though it might be through tbe dark portals of the grave. For the mind is so formed that it could not be forever satisfied with this narrow, circumscribed orb, but a few thousand miles in circumference.

It was made to travel successively through those planets, worlds, and systems upon systems, stretching onward to infinitude, which constitute the inconceivable inheritance that the Father has in store for his children. Nothing but the prospect of an ever widening universe can roll a full tide of glory upon the soul, and replenish, with raptures unutterable, its capacious powers, its immortal hopes and aspirations. But I may be told that thia is a mere fancy sketch that the vast majority around us who have cast off religious principles are entirely satisfied wilh the world, just as it is, notwith standing the aforesaid limitations and sufferings. Happy without a religious faith I I do not be lieve there is such a person living. My friends, let me ask you to trace this dark line of mortal being from birth till it is lost in tbe abyss of death.

Can you point out to me a single object that I can take to my bosom and say things heaven this meets and fills my every want I Apart from religion, can you see an asylum on earth to which we can repair in age, bereavement, sickness or death As tbe body cannot subsist without air, light and food, so the mind must droop and die without sympathy, love and hope in tbe Infinite One. I am well aware that amidst youth and pros perity we may manage to get along tolerably for a short time devoid of the resources of evangelical faith. But when health and constitution give way, when novelty and excitement wear off, when pleasures pall upon the taste, (and that ia a speedy, inevitable recompense of sin,) when fortune frowns, when that current which we vainly fancied would waft us to the haven of repose suddenly dries np, when affliction lays a heavy hand upon ns, and disappointment settles like an incubus npon our hearts in scenes like these witbout an Almighty Friend to lean npon we must sink in absolute despair we must feel as if we were bnt worms of tbe dust as fleeting aod unsubstantial as the shadow of a cloud which flies across the field and is remembered no more. Let this truth, then, sink deeply into our hearts, that life must of necessity be wearisome so long as we have nothing to trust in but the uncertain poeaeaaions and troubled pleasures of this transitory world. With a merely temporal inheritance the mind must be crushed to the very dust with a weight that knows no alleviation.

Nothing bnt God can bear up the aoul and make it light joyous and elastic Another cause of dissatisfaction with life is an undue, idolatrous, extravagant estimate of the value of property aa a means of happiness. Tbe lova and pursuit of gain are not forbidden by tbe precepts of the Gospel. If all persons living sdopted Christian principles all would have the means of a comfortable subsistence. But we should most scrupulously guard against attaching a false valuation to tbe importance of terrestrial possessions. How often since our eettlemant in this city have we seen gentlemen of polished minds, large experience and respectable attainments commit the dreadful deed of self murder during a paroxysm of grief brought on by merely pecuniary misfortunes.

I would not speak lightly of such instances of human wretchedness and infirmity. I can conceive that to behold the 'abric of independence of one's self and family, reared by the honorable and persevering exertions of years in a place like this, brushed away in a moment by the hand of misfortune, must pierce the bosom with an anguish which words have not the power to describe. Yet after all, what has such a person lostl You may regard this as a weak, childish question. He has lost, you tell me, houses, stores, plantations, all his funds in bank and his credit on the exchange. More, he has lost caste in society.

His former friends have deserted him he ia expelled from the circles of fashionable life. Indeed I What a melancholy result! Still, I ask, what does all tins amount to i I will reply by a quotation from the writings of an ancient Greek philosopher belonging to the sect of Stoics No events, no reverses of earth (he remarks) can deprive a wise man of happiness, for it is derived from the inalienable riches of a well trained intellect, noble sentiments, just and beneficent life." With the more exalted instructions of the Bible before me, I ask again, what has this man actually lost Has he forfeited that immortal being whose powers go out beyond the narrow horizon of time and lay hold on eternity; which will one day be adorned with those heavenly robes of worth and wisdom, in comparison with which all the magnificence of earth is but vanity and dust I Deprived of affluence and iis empty honors, he may live and die in "the lowly thatched cottage," and enjoy the boundless riches of God, Jesus and immortality. He may live and die in some humble cabin, unadorned with wealth, unknown to fame, anknown to the flaunting scenes, pomps and fashions of silly mortals, and nevertheless walk the globe with the freedom, nobility and joy of angels. He may live and die poor, and yet tread the path of virtue bind around his browa those ama ranthine flowers which bloom in the vales of Paradise; discharge the noblest duties of earth be clothed with ita highest honors and partake of ita purest delights. what to me ia the largest inheritance of earth, if I forget God amid his mercies ii the light of His reconciled conn te nance through Jesus do not warm my soul, nor the love of man ennoble my heart, nor the hope of a better world shed its beams npon the dart nesa of my grave.

I will glance at another cause of dissatisfaction with life, intimately allied to this, though a dia tinctlon obtains between them. We are all nnder the delusion that some other condition ia life would give as resources of enjoyment more extensive than those which we now possess The true doctrine to be inculcated is, that all tke conditions of life ordained by Heaven bare aeaaa tially the same means of happiaeaa. I have not time now to suggest the qualifications iweoiaite to prevent this sentiment from being miaondsr stood. You may say that it Is wrgnant to com vT. ha for ate the rich man SaUVSC aaasuaaaj, WH BAA OX a a a and the poor laborer who works hard to obtain a.ubaUtTnce, and ask whether Ue la ter.U a.

ws bv asraaVABrwSrj RA aarjgj BBVBS sbs ae highly tarored JT Providence, in a temporal point of lew. as th. lZJl upon selfish principle au. BWa ederatioa. The rich asaa may Urania a aar hotise.

kav a ssor eoetly wardrohw, tab, Btrt child knows that thisgs Hk that k.saaAeoABSciloa with real happuesaC I tsk nai fioffe ltw of wtrjt, which the opulent man has access to by virtae ot hla superabundance. Can he parchase kaowladga with it, mental acquisition, the joys, kopea aad treasures of Wisdom faith, repentance aad holiness! Can gold, pearls, diamonds; eaa all tha mines of California buy a ticket of admiaaioB ta the msnsions of everlasting life and glory? Caa tbe millionaire find an architect able to boild him a house which will shut ant from Ita lordly possessor the infirmities of age and bereavement the shafts of disease, accident and death, ar any other of the innumerable ills that are insepa rable from this mortal state Hew Bttarly impotent and worthless is mere wealth la comparison with a noble character, even when Ia indigence I insist upon it, that the poor man is not ia one particular worse off than his opaleat aeigkber as to the mean of temporal happiaeaa. For they have the same bodies, Jth their wondroos mechanism and powers of action and enjoyment the same attributes of mind, reason, eon science, joy, hope and immortal aapiraUicrwa. They have the same access to that aaUsfaotJen which is derived from the pursuits of basiaeaw, books, society, and the gentle intoreoarsa of friendship. On tbis topic we all need adraonitioa.

God has given us enough of everything "pr rtalaiag to life and goodliness. In addition to natara, we have the Bible with its inexhAuatible mines of troth and beauty. Who sees not Providence all good and wise. Alike in what it gives, aad what denies But we misuse, despise and trample under foot the gifts of our Heavenly Father. We virtually impeach hia wisdom and goodness.

Wa mora than insinuate that in the exercise of a vaoak partiality be has been kinder to others thaa ta ourselves. Has God any favorites Insteaa ot turning to a good account what we actually have, we foolishly fix our inteoaeat longings oa aotae attainment or possession beyond oar reach. Wa struggle and strive, weary and wear ourselves out in pursuit of this fancied good, ''like school boys cbasing a rainbow, which they know not la only painted on a cloud and while they rore from field to field in pursuit of the fairy visioa. It still retreats before them, and AtisIIt Tsnishrs forever." Of course, perpetual disappoints! eat makes ns cheerless, sour aad misanthropic. Thus we spend our days in a silly, fttUgulas; race of mortified pride and vanity, till the kaeU of mortality sounds, the curtain falls a pa thia stage of action, and our restless, nnbleat hearts forget to beat and all their flattering anxietlea are bushed in the silence of the tomb.

A distinguished naturalist has endeavored to show that those who live in the Arctic zone de rive as much happinesa from the physical Influences by which they are surrounded as tha inhabitants of Cuba, where reign eternal spring: and summer, where the seasons, as they revolve, let fall no chill upon the the smiling landscape. So I would ay in regard to the diversified eoattt lions of human life, that they a fiord, oasriallsllj. equal resources for enjoyment There a rasxi in all the evil of life, as ordained by God; aad it is better every day to encounter the greatest difficulties and sufferings, than to float quisUy and passively down the current of an exisleaoe, easy, untroubled and self regarding only. But the most prolific source of dlasatisfactioa with the present world, and one which I would say almost comprehends every other, la tha la dulgence of sinful paasionsv I define ala aa sexy Savior does in the GospeL It is soma toim af seusual excess, intemperance, pride ar eavy some oi tne countless workings of a narrow. selfish, ungenerous and malevolent spirit.

Tha mina waa not made to be the abode af taaaaa demons it labors and chafes under their away, and cries out in anguish, My soul to waary of my life." All the moral precepts of the Bible may be expressed in the following aasrteacs)i You must be holy, virtuous, good, or be forever lost" If sinners, we must be bora agaia if templed, we must resist and overcome temptation if guilty passions lurk in our bosom, wo mnst subdue them; if bad, we must become good, or never enter the Kingdom of HeavosU Thia is not an arbitrary decree of aa abajrj theology. It i inscribed axon every aerw mfl fibre, every element and power of oar insula! constitution. Not the superabnxidins; lav of the Father, not the atoning sacrifice of hia Son, can save us, unless we deny nngodllssss1 aad worldly lusts, and lead a sober, rightooas aad immaculate lire." We might as easily raise tb dead or create a world, aa find snbstaatial atyaea in the gratifications of sense and sin. If thoroughly understood our own Bator, aw should abstain from every species of naUwfid indulgence, for the same reason that wo eoald not drink a glass of wine which wo kaew was drugged with a deadly poison. If we wisely par sued tbe happiness of the present state, a should make religion the great, argent, tastaxrf, unutterable and all absorbing concern of oar BBS and being.

Each day would seem to bring witk it glorious opportunities to be improved, aavfl precious bleasings to be enjoyed its expertmeaa however adverse, would not make us weary of life. We should realize that they came front God, and so use them as to become prepared for a final admission to the joy, wonders aad glo. ries of a better world. There is no reasonable hope for us, hat In. lav mediate repentance.

"Behold now Is tha aev cepted time behold now is the day of eajwatfoa. I say not this to awaken gloom, but ta arouse from apathy and indifference, and make us mora earnest and decided in the proaeoutiou of our; spiritual interests. Tbe present is tbe signal that demands deansAtki How much is to be done 1 Mv hopes aad Brars Stmt ap alarmed and e'er list's narrow verge Look down on what? A fttbomleas abyas, A drrad eternity, bow sorely Seize then, tbe present momenta For be saured thev all are a set nee re i i And though their flight be silent, snd 'hl trirV awa As are the winged couriers of tbe air. They post to hearen, aod there neord thy felly. i Because though stationed oa the important watch Thou like a sleeping, faithless sentinel, Did'at let tbem pass, osnoticed, unimproved.

And know for that thou slambereet on tbc graa Thou ahalt be made Lo answer at the bar For every fugitive stay tbe present instant print the mark of wisdom oa its vsta, Ob I let it not elude thy grasp, bat like" Tbe rood old patriarch upon re ear d. Hold the fleet angel last, ajotn he Uleas tars I wiU conclude by rejvaUDg a remark which has been already maie. If we believe that tha soul most die witii the body that this asart extent of existence constitutes oar eatir allot. ment an existence in which we are desolated by successive waves of pain aad diasppojsf. ment that in the quaint language of the paatv here upon this bank and shoal of time, is the bar all and the end all of ataa that wa bav boost created to "know delhjht bat by her partlas mlle," lo stsad like accursed spirits, for A few hours, upon thaa booting of taVAw, to fall and ba loot in th gulf belew if this bat our creed, It is Impossible to lead a ekeerfal 84 rejoieiBff life.

Bat bach ia not oar melaaABAfy eonditioa. We worship la a Christian Tstialai adore a common Father. Wa kaael BofoJav that cross which is the symbol of hsuadlaos lewey and the pledge of our final delivairaAea frssst sin and wo. Wo look boyaad tha broke, aad emptied aepalehre of Jesus with a basse otarsoU. that cannot fail can aever ba diawolvad kop that epurniog tha tils, tha trail aad tha UawaaaV' like a mighty eoaqneror walks over the wttns domalns af viclaajtado aad tha gravsr saw! lag on its ansjeatie amsreh, thsvugh to erambla to atoms aressas "taTa, tha bMBdarlea of tha viafbJo ia cktos aad fort wer, bow oa hssbtor.tav eTasaaeaaesasf SASt waw 1 ft ii i i i 1 1 it i'.