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a at 11 o'clock, IM Poydras street. mW Bee Advertisements. Slanonie. UOtNT 1TORIAH LODGE No. 9, Grand Lodge HslL wtfiyimwitlna vaLtAwS H.

A. CHAPTER No. Grand Lodge HalL Bteti Monday evening. LOUISIANA LODGE No. IM, Masonic Hail, meets Monday evening.

EXCELSIOR LODGE No. lfia. AND A. In Masonic Hall, meets Mondsy evening. Odd Fellows.

LASALT.E ENCAMPMENT No. 6, Odd Fellows' Hall, meets Monday evening. Room. Foorth District, meets Monday evening. UNION LODGE No.

6, loom No. 6, Odd Fellows' Hall, meets Mendav rvevn.r. DELTA LODGK'Ne Room No. 1, Odd HaU, meets Monday evening. MERCHANTS' LODGE No.

4i, Room No. 2, Odd Fellows HaU, meets Monday evening. h. n. a.

sTCREWMTNS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, at their HaU, comer f.rossman and New Levee streets, meets Monday evening. flee Uit Page Mobil Mven, 3ii P. M. cars. Teiu.

MEXICO. Talbot. 8 A. M. Apalachirela FLOK1DA, NrUon, 8 A.

M. Key Weet. Ac GALVESTON. Hutchiiis. 8 A.

M. New York BIENVILLE, Bulloch.HA. M. St. Low.

J. C. SW ON, Jones, 10 A. M. MON DA ALABAMA, Board man, SM P.

H. car. CoriugtOD PAMLICO, Hodman. 10Jt A. M.

cara. Alabama GRAY CLOUD. Newberry. 5 P. U.

eari Rivet ROBf.RT" WAT80N. Pierce. 12 M. Texea. 7ir, A.

M. cara. Lafourche MUSIC, Brown. UM. led River R.

CARROLL. Kimhall. 5 P. M. Arkansas PARALLEL.

6 P. M. St. Louis JOHN' .1. ROE, Yore.

5 P. M. Cincinnati O. TV LOR. Collier, ft P.

M. Cincinnati. Hoople. P. M.

TPittsburg H1LVER WAVE. MrMillau, 6 P. M. IOUTHERN FIRE PROOF ROOFING COMPANY Tiavo for aale Improved Tatent Asphaltlc ROOKING FELT, also CEMENT, lor Covering Roofs, whether flat or steep, tin or zinc We will Reroof and Repair Houses rnrered with other Pateut Roofing, and fully guarantee all work done by ua. 7 8T.

CHARLES STREET, New Orleani. try Bend for a Circular. sjU lt FOR PEARL UIVER The. learner ROUT. WATSON will delay ber riepsitu'e for Pearl River till MONDAY, 16th at 13 M.

spl4 GEO. D. HITE. 5 Front street. NOTICE The schooner J.

AUMACK, from Chsrles ton, la now discbsrginz her cargo at Poit Second Dietrirt. Consignees will plruae aae out theif permits at the Custom House for the landing ami delivery of their goods without delay, otherwise they will be st'at to publir atorea at their risk and riiniiw E. R. POOLE, 74 Magazine street. pl4 7t cunier Poydras.

fear Captains of Stesmboars and Steamboat Agents can bave the Monilngand Evening Picayune by the dozen the names of the boat and captain stamped on them, delivered on board, at the offir of the agents, or forwarded by railroad to meet the boots at Vickibarg, by leaving tbelr orders at tb counter of this office. mhlO tf PASSENGERS FOR HVr.ItrOOL The Al finerlipper fcoilt Aostralian passenger ship OCEAN BRIDK, having superior acreirHnodat'ons for rniin pes sen gers. will sail for tb above port about the iMh Inst. for pwge, apply on board, to Capt.AB.ETT, Post Si, First District apiu VW Tile steamer Vlckaburg connects at Yirksimrg with n. 11..

ft .....1 'l 'hi. i nil si.rtt rMiRlanwil 'tn rin. rtpumer Dew Dron will vo through without detention at higUwatcr rates. api II Jl. r.

i. EXCITING. COAL OIL LAMP HAS EXPLODED I Who told he Oil? When Coal Oil Lamps explode, it is not by Coal Oil. It must be by some mistake. Houses selling Cam phene and Fluid may tomeiiinr make a mistake and give Fluid, Instead of Coal Oil.

At 539 MAOAZUXE rttKET no Fluids are sold, but tin GENUINE COAL OIL, from th best factories, warranted pure and unadulterated, and ith less odor than that sold at an; other house in the city, at 91 25 per Gallon. Parties using oar Oil, and are not satisfied, can return the tame. Oar Oils we warrant to give a superisr Light, Jest smoke, and scarcely any edor. Wa bave the LUCIFER COAL OIL. We have the ECONOMY COAL OIL.

We bava the H.EROSINE COAL OIL, Which we import directly from the factories. WT Oadcri promptly attended to. Oils delivered to any 3art of th city, free of charge, at tl 38 per gallon. Depot, 699 Megazlue street C. W.

WIL80N. J. B. Ox KENNEDY, Agent. apllm Boilers, Eocioeg, kc.

20 UBL 'LDX1 uILeRS from 20 58 feet double Jhied DOCTOR BOILERS. 1 and 14 feet. lt 1 Mir BHGINES, 10 feet stroke by So inches. ji. Ju 4 and 6 feet stroke by 14 and is AgcuM viriu 5i iyrm ati4 tf under St.

Charles Hotel. Cotton Seed HaUs, FOR FUEL, REE OF CHARGE, To soy ou that will come alter them, at my Factory, U. 80 New Lavee street, corner Notre Dam. api4 at F. M.

FISK. OH. a A BBL8. HAW LINSEED OIL: 4U bbb). Refined COTTON SEED OIL BM1TH, COOPER STEBBINS, 1 Poydras street.

Chata' Cables stud Anchors. ANCHORS. tt to 1VC1B each: OU (0 tons CHAIN CABLES, best English to 1 Inch. Per sa by SMITH, COOPER STEBBINS, 74 Poydras street. Tin elates.

anirs bright Tin. br it: OUL) louo boxes ic and Ix LEADED TIN slightly iimmmA hv water. For sale low bv SMITH, COOPER STEBBINS, 74 Poydras street Coreiaae, Dock, Sets, m1M man ILLS ROPE. 1 to 8 inch OlIU SOOBslss Woodbmy COTTON DUCA.Nos. to 10i landitiv, and in store.

For by SMITH, COOPER A STEBBINS. 74 Peydras street. PiaTia. 100 PIGS BANCA. For sale by tsUIH, uuurttt at siiDoms, apl4 tit 74 Poydras street.

Hotel Bar at a Bargain. THE Good Will, Stock Fixtures and Lease of a Hotel Bar, in a central cation, with a good ran of custom, for sal low for cash. This is a rare cbene for a practical man, who has a little money end understands bis busin ss. For particulars. Inoot' of Dr.

OaRBY, 197 Gravier or dares CHARLES HOWARD, at th St Charles Hotel. api4 at LaOSt. Saturday, 13th on Triton Walk, near Bacchus rarondelet streets, a lam POINT LACE COL or Carondelet nree UK. Tb nnaar WUl oe aouaoiy rewaiata Dy leaving at this office. St Htraw Drav aad Horse.

Brwaght vesteMay e.ening to the stable of tha Saversjaar, rorner oi oiipviiKiiB rrnri uiMtt. a atrav UORSE wltb Drar. marked No. 70s. Tb owner can nave it oy applying aiineaoove place, ana paying tne expenses.

apie 11 JjOSt, 11 1 u. wa A ill 1 uauf.u VI x. 7 a sollt steel rins. The finder will greatly oblige by leaving them at the office af th Picayun. A suitable reward will be given.

spl3 8tTT Ntravrd. A small Terrier DOG, fawn co'or, long ears i and tali. Also Hawfinindland SLUT, abonf two years old, black. with glossy hslr curled, three white feet and yellow eyes. Jtny person onusiM ceiv Fiv DoJara Reward, and' no questloss aaked.

8t (liwaiaors auatas. aco. sTAA fiAA FEET Dressed Florida TeiloW Pla Floor UU.uwU tng and celling. 1S0.000 aeekJfiSqnjar Eug Floortna 1O0.0OS bet ihelvtng. It and 1 Inches WW.

son. 000 feet l. uj, sad 1 bask Ssasonsd Cypress. 00.000 aningiea. sum Itha.

Ahllnpply 4DoeCT Jsasa Winds arid MosJdlng always a bsokd, mad to ordor ai th shortest notsce, at th oMiebrmted Bagdad Saab Factory, of Bagssat, West FlscWa, lav aaaa as sa sswen msnei 1 UMPSOH ItewBssda, I St at iaa i J.lU. i THE BATTLE WON. SelllnaT Off at War Prices. ss 11 1 Gnat ladocemcnu are ottered to per imiiism in nff to mix nans isrws. I r.ti Fine ectav Psaaoa or aswslrfti II 11 iso, to reaoc noes sou ss ss a sargo, ost aceooot ot sara nsoos.

Citizens and stranser are invited to examine for them ejeiveo. sr. X. oaauiun apt ot tasWCajap, and vn Canal at. 1.

P. Werlela 4f IlalsoF. 1 FnbBsbers at Sho Maaic snd Mosie 'Rioka. Ageirr for th sol of Light A 1 rtni Bradbory's Piano Fortes. Also, Peters, II tf ii tf Webb A Co.

Sooshota nude Piaa "Fartoa. Everything in the Music Una. rtan Tartest Tsm4 ni BmBlrfL leirea. ERLECf A HAL8ET, riaao to set, p. WEI Ml and Camp im 17 Noflet Plrtwtftv.

A FRENCH PROCESSOR, with the best rcemmnd 1 XX. at ion, take this sceaiioi to offer hi an lie to lieod tsimiliea who may desirv, in these times of poit. ticai troablea, to edocnte tbetr children ander their own eye. Indroctioo in tbe lighter a well elementary rrancms given. sutures r.

au, Dy letter, care 01 in Kaynne. as Necroes for Sale. On (oed Cook, Was he and Lraaer, roais OH. n.l. .1 mm A likely House Girl.

18 jeers old. i. Lm. Will told low. If spyuod for toon, at Spl4 M.

Montgomery sells Furniture, C. AMUSEMENTS WW WW AUADBMY OP MUSIO ST. CHJRLKS STXBBT. MONDAY EVENING, April 15, 1HB1 Highly flattering Cvnipliuirutoiy Benrfit to the renowned Magician, ROBERT HELLER. Bv the employees of the Theatre, And LAST NIGHT OF THE 8EASON.

STUIENJ)nUS BILL! WUNDERFl M1RACCLOUS! MARVELOUS! Firxt and lt time of the INEXH USTIBLE BOTTLE. LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE SECOND SIGHT. Profrramme entirely new Trirks mysterious, laterextmg and inrgii.prebi'jisihle. Ch'iice selection of soug, by MISS JkAKr" BERTRAM. THE MAGIC PIANO.

Under the inniic touch of tbe Great Magician, will dTs conrw, niaguT.lly. Rwset niuic. '2t ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ST. CJIJJtr.KS S'iliiOtlT. SPALDING A ROGERS Proprietors.

6. CELESLEY, Manager. D. R. CALDER, Treasurer.

EE ENGAGEMENT OF THE RENOWNED WIZARD ROBERT HELLER, And the Cbarrrlng Balladist, Miss MARY BERTRAM, For positively only One Week Longer Wonderful Magical and MechBuiral Deceptions Superb Music ttie AJagic Piauo New Effects in the Bewildering Second Sight Niw Bsllads by Miss Bertram, and toe Great Sensationnl Illusion of Execution Done on Heller, or the LAST PEN ALTV, and EXTRAORDINARY REAPPEARANCE OF THE RENOWNED MAGICIAN, spa it tS' Ssturday Last Noon Performance of the Renowned MAGICIAN, when a peculiarly pleasing entertainment will be presented lor Ladies aud Children. VANNUOHI'S MUSEUM. 107 ST. CHARLXI rCREET. early oppoaiU the St.

Charles Theatre THE TEMPLE OF ART I Containing ever no FIGURES, LIPE SIZE, rrreit lng many tbe most celebrated subjects In History tbe greater part the Fignre moving by klachinery. GREAT ATTRACTION I Zngagenient for a limited period of the 8COTCH GIANTESS, FANNIE WALLACE, weigbing 676 pounds, who has had tbe honor of appearing before Queen Victoria. Her first appearance in this country. To tbe already Magnificent Collection, baa been added THE RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY, by President Buchanan, at tbe White House, May 17. Tbe Clothing and Weapons were presented SIG.

VANNUCHL by order of tbe Prince, linimo Booisen. The Conference between LOUIS NAPOLEON, VICTOR EMANUEL and GARIBALDI. The Figures in thai Group are considered splendid Likenesses. BIRTH OP CHRIST IN THE MASeER OF BETHLEHEMA beaotiftil Tableau. THE LAST SUPPER THE TRIAL OF CHRIST.

CRIMEAN HEROES AND EUROPEAN POWERS. OLD JOHN BflOWN AND HIS ASSOCIATE MUR DERERS, of Harper Kerry notoriety, wmra will retirement them trotkfully In form. feaksr sad stature Admission, 80 cent Children, Unit pries. Fl tf 40 J. lim JACOBS.

44 WATCHES, JEWELRY, CALIFORNIA AND REAL DIAMONDS Banjos, Accor eons, Guitars, Vielm, and ail kinds ol Ifutlrai Instruments. AT Watt bee and Jewsiry carefully repaired, sao ewn? SO and Charles street CHOICK LIQUORS. 3 1.500 casks CLARET, oT the following Itrands ST. CHRISTOLY MEDOC, ST. LAURENT and ST.

ESTEPHE MEDOC. T. JUL1EN MEDOC, 8T. EMILION an HT. TAL ENCE, PAUILLAC BIEDOC, CANTENAC and MARGAUX MEDOC.

LAROSE MEDOC, LEOYILLE MEDOC. Grand 8T LAMBERT. GRAND YIN VRAI BOYER CANON, 1857. GRAND TIN PAUILLAC MEDOC, ler. cm, 11.

GRAND YIN MARGAUX MEDOC, ler. cm, 1861. GRAND VTN CHATEAU LEOVILLE MEDOC, 1851. 3,000 boxes CLARET for Tablo anal Dessert Usei CANTENAC and MARGAUX MEDOC, In pints and quarts. ST.

JUIJEN aad ST. ESTEPHE MEDOC, In pints and quarts. LEOVILLE and LAROSE MEDOC, in pints and quarts. CHATEAU BERN ONE and PAPE CLEMENT MEDOC, In pints and quarts. CHATEAU LANESSAU snd CHATEAU FERQANSON.

GRAND TIN VEAI BOYER CANON. GRAND YIN. MARGAUX MEDOC, ler. cm. GRAND VTN DE8NIEVAIL MARGAUX.

GRAND YIN CHATEAU LEOVILLE. GRAND V1N CHATEAU LAFITTC Also A general assortment of WHITE WINES, In boxes, casks aud half casks. BURGUNDY WINES. Hsving the Bote Agency for the Sale of Messrs. JULES LAU8SEURE a CO.

'8 Superior WINES, we call th attention of the trade and public In general to their fine qualities, snch as follows BEAUNE, VOLNAT, FOMMARD, NUITS and ST. GEORGE GRAND VIN RICHEBOURG, CHAMBERTIN, RO MAN EE andCLOS DEVoCGEOT. WHITE WINES Of Chablis, Meurssult and Moutrachet. SPARKLING WINES Cote d'Or, Vleux Cepa and Romance Rouge. CHAMPAGNE.

Piper A Ca'i HEIDS1ECK, of 13 bottles esch. of 84 half bottles each. J. Laosaeure A Co. RED STAB, of IS bottles each.

of 44 half bottles each. BKANDIES BRANDIES. CROIX BRANDY, in half, quarter and octaves. WM. RAYMOND BRANDY G.

V. BERNARD A CO. BRANDY, In half, quarter and octaves. NARTIGCE A BIG0URDAN BRANDY, In half, quar ter and octaves. R0UTLLAC PROPRIETORS in half, quarter and octaves.

Celebrated BRANDY WINE, hi half, quarter and octaves. MRE. CASTILLON, JR, 1815, in halt quarter and octaves. Old Superior COGNAC fine CHAMPAGNE, quarters aud octaves. BURGUNDY, PORT AND WINES.

MADEIRA 150 quarters HADERIA, F. Grossset. 100 quarters PORT WINE, .1 SARDINES IN Oils AND JUICE. FRUITS IN 160 cases SARDINES, of 100 qr. boxes each, mark RodeL 100 bf.

100 boxes, of 12 bottles each. Assorted FRUITS, la Juice. OLIVE OIL. AND EMPTY BOTTLES. 100 baskets OLIVE OIL, of 13 bottles each and S4 ounces.

Fossel A file. 100 bsakrta OLIVE OIL, of 94 half bottles each and I unces, Fossel A fils. too baskets OLIVE OIL, of It bottles each and t3 ounces, Fossel A Ala. lfiO baskets OLIVE OIL, of 34 half bottles each and 11 ounces, Fossel A file. M0 baskets EMPTY BOTTLES, of 100 bottles each.

JSC baskets of ISO half bottles each. AU the above Goods are of direct importation and diflerent vintages, in store and oncer Customhouse keys, for sale on reasonable terms by A CAEEIEEE 37 Old Levee. epI4 SuAWe BRANDIES, WINES, Sce. EUG. BOOHEBEAU CO 16 ana 18 St.

Loals Street, Offer for aal tho fcDowlng gweds from United Stat Bondod WaroBoatsa BSAITBDtS. Raynal A Aloaos's very aapoisr Brandy, J. B. Sodard, Castfllon. Bunker Kin, Lagmigo A Sodard fitrea, Godard A Co Th.

Hlna's of aevaral tltttagea, J. Oesroains tis, Otard Dupuy, sterramaad, Bibort, Lusa PnevoieiB, CkBMsryvlsaraCoBissV Th boat kman, sttbor ta wood or la glass, omjtht loOowinf Boaaeti Bartoa A Serastisr, J. A B. Bodoa, Montaooil Frone A At Gaatao, DoantaU I 1 cHAatTAeNz, una co.x rORTWDTE, apM BAUl5ESt i6 AMUSEMENTS. VARIETIES THEATRE, SHAMES.

STREET. Mr. JOHN OWENS. Mr. CHARLES Mr.

GEO. T. COLLINS. Lessee and Manager. 8tage Director.

Acting Manager. SUMMER SEASON. BUT DAY EVENING. April 14, 1881 Second time of the popular comedy of JOHN BULL Hon. Tom fhbfttVton, Mr.

George Jordan Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr W. Leighton; Frank Rockdale. Mr. F. Mac der Job Thornbcrr Mr.

Cbas Bias; John Burr, Mr Wallack: nris Btulgruridery. Mr. C. Morton Dbji, Mr. Ed1n J.ady Caroline Brsy more.

Miss C. Thompson Mry Thnrnberry. Miss A Graham; Mrs. Brulgruddery. Mrs Cbspmaa L'AN DALOUf M'lle Francis To rnnrlude with the tarrc ol SKETCHES IN INDIA Principal charac tirs by Meiers.

Mark Smith. C. Morton. T. Elwin; M'mes Cbsrman, W.

H. Leighton and Seym nr. PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to location, from 4 to $8 Parquette and Dress Circle, 76 cents; Seats reserved daringtheday, $lj Quadroon Gallery, Mi cents; Loges, 50 cents Colored Gallery, S5 cents; White Gallery, 25 cents tV The Box Office open daily, from 9 o'clock A. M. to 4 o'clork P.

when sests and boxes may be secured two days in advance of the day of performance. 0 Doors open at hsf past 6 o'clock; performance to commence at 7 o'clock. apl4 W. B. CHIPPENDALE, Treasurer.

MAGNOLIA CONCERT HALL, CORNER PER DIDO AND BARONNE STREETS, Above the Carrollton Railroad Depot. Proprietor Lacorrma. FREE CONCERT OPEN EVERY EVENING The best Entertainment in tbe city. TW ELVE TALENTED ARTISTS, who appear nlgbtlv In a series ol SONGS, DANCES. PANTOMIMES, KARCE3, c.

Doors open at 7 clock. Performance t. commence at 8 o'clock. mbty im SPALDING Sc ROGERS'S MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET, (Adjoining tbe Academy of Music) THE GRAND AUUARIA, OR OCEAN AND EdVEB GARDENS.

perfect Working Model Miniature famous German Mechanical Orchestra. largest Storied Specimen and Skeleton of a BOA CONSTRICTOR ever seen Beside tnn.Gno other curiosities. ADMISSION SO cents. Children and Servants cents. SOT Open day and night, from lu A.

M. to 10 I'. M. i0 For Sale. A SMALL SAILBOAT.

Inquire at ERNEST TURPIN'S Confectionery, o5 Old Levee street, epl4 rt between St. Louis and Conti streets. Pork, Beef and Sausages. JOHN CLAVERIB would inform tbe nubile that at his Stall, No. Poyriras Metket, the best PORK and BEEF Is to be found in the city.

He also is always snpn M'me Claverie's celebrated SAGE SAUSAGES. he would invite the attention nf epicures. pleased to have a call from mar 1 etera. apt Loan for the Defence of tbe Confederate STATES. IVE MILLION! of this most advantageous Invest ment will be offered to the public on the 17th April ensuing, and every ritiien throughout the Confederate States will have the opportunity of takinc a share of the beiient, at the aame time of sustaining the cause of his country.

Bunds with enrtpons will be issued In sums from SI 000 to bu, and here it is preferred, stock certificates in tbe usual form iray be had. The Interest is at eibt per cent per snnuin, payable every six months at ail our principal cities. 1 he debt has the very nnusual and important security cf a duty of one eighth ot a cent per pound, or about sixty two cents per bale on all it ton extorted. Tnis duty, under all circumstances of peace or war, aecures the punctual payment of the Interest, and furnishes a sinking fund lor the redemption of the principal. The coupons when due are receivable in payment of tha duty on cotton, and are thus made available as coin.

everywhere in our country. In order to enable all por tions of our people to take part of this valuable Investment and to exhibit their common Interest in raising funds for the common defence, books of subscription will be opened St the cities snd principal interior towns five per cent, must be paid la cash at tbe time ol subscription, and tbe remainder on or before tbe 1st May inter est to run from tha dste of sucb payment. Persons desiring to secure their subscriptions may pay in cash the whole amount and take a receipt for the delivery of bonds or stock. To equalize the rate of subscription at all points and to suable all persons coaveniently to subscribe, current bank notes of tbe place, will be received at tbalr market value in coin. In case of an over subscription, preference will be given to those wbo pay down their whole subscription next subscribers of (160; next to subscribers of duo.

C. G. MEMMINorER, Secretary of tba Treasury. Montgomery, March 16, lrttl. For mors ample information to ail concerned, a opy of the act of Congress Is sobjalned An Act to raise aioney for the support of the Government, and to provide for tho defence of tbe Confederate Statea of America.

Section 1. Tbe Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact that tbe President of tbe Confederate Statea be, and he is hereby authorized, at any lime within twelve months after the passage of this act, to borrow, on the credit of tbe Confederate Statea, a sum not exceeding fifteen millions of dollars, or so much thereof ss in his opinion tha exigencies of the public service may require, to be applied as the payment of appropriations made by law for the support of the Government and lor tbe defence of the Confederate 8tates. Sec a. The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized, by the consent ol the President of the Confederate States, to cause to be preprred certificates of stock or bonds, in sucb sums as are hereinafter mentioned, for the amount to be borrowed as aforesaid, to be signed by the Register of tbe Treasury, and sealer) wi' the seal of the T.easury aud tbe said certificates of stock or bonds shall be made payable at tbe expiration of ten years from the first day of September next and tbe interest thereon aball be paid semi annually, at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, at the Treasury and such other place as tbe secretary of the Treasury may designate. And to the bonds which shall be issued, as aforesaid, shall be attached coupons for the aeni annual interest wbicb may accrue.

Which coupons may be signed by officers to be appoi jte3 for the purpose by tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury. Aud the faith of tha Confederate Statea is hereby pledged fir the due payment of tbe principal and interest ot the said stock and bonds. Sec s. At tbe expiration of five years from the first day of September next, the Confederate States may pay op any portion of the bonds or stocks, upon giving three months previous public notice, at the seat of Government, tbe particular stocks or bonds to be paid, and tha time and place of payment; and Irom and after tbe time so appointed, no further interest shall be paid on said stock or bonds. Sec 4.

The certificates of stock and bonds shall be Issued in such form and for such amounts aa may be determined by tbe Secretary of the Treasury, and may be assigned or delivered under such regulations as he may sstablish. But none of them shall be for a Use sum tbaa fily dollars and he shall report ta Congress, at Its next session, a statement in detail of his proceedings, and the rate at which he loans may have been made, and all expenses attending he aame Sec 6. From and after the first day of August, 1881, there shall be levied, collected and osid a dutv of one eighth of one cent per pound on all cotton in the raw state exported from the Confederate Statea; which duty is hereby specially sledged to tbe due payment ot interest snd principal of the loan provided for in this act and tho Secretary of the Treasury ia hereby authorized and required to establish a sinking fand to carry into effect the firovisioLS of this section. Provided, however. That the Dteseet coupons issued under tbe second section of this act, when due, a hall be receivable in payment of the export duty on cotton; provided, also, that when ie debt and interest theron, herein authorized to be contracted.

shall be extinguished, or the sinking fond provided for that purpose shall be adequate to that sad, the said ex port duty ahsll cease snd determine. Approvcu nam rvuruary, leoi. Sinking Fand for the Confederate Laan. CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, Treasury Department, Montgomery, April 4, 1861. In pursuance of an Act of Congress authorizing a loan of Five Millions of Dollars, and 'directing tbe Secretary of tho Treasury to establish a sinking fund from the ex port duty on cotton, for the payment of the principal and interest rf tbe same, I do hereby establish the foilosring plan for tbe said sinking fund: The Treasurer ol tbe Confederate Statea shall keen a separate account of all moneys paid over by the collec tions or tee customs as tha nect proceeds of the export duty on cotton, and from the said moneys he shall pay the semi annual interest wllch shall aocrua on each first dsy of March whenever an amountajdlll be placed in the Treasury sufticient to payJhgaaVwfst to accrue in tbe following September, he Basser reserve tbe soma for that purpose, and'the surplus proceeds of the duty received up to tbe said Brat of beptember, remaining after payment of all interest and expenses of the management of the debt, shall be applied to the purchase, tan the lowest bidder, of the bonds or stock certlacates issued under the said act.

Public notice shall be given in a gazette at the seat of Government for thirty days, and at such other places as the Secretary of the Treasury direct, inviting proposals from holders for the sale to the Government of the said bonds and stock, to be accepted at the discretion of tbe said Secretary of the Treasury, when the trlds shall demand mors than the face of tha bonds or certificates. C. G. UEMatTNGEB, Secretary of the Treasury. Referring to the above advertisement for a loan of Five Millions of Dollars to tba Confederals States, together with the act of Congress creating it, the undersigned, appointed Commissioners, give notice to the public that books of subscription for said loan, will bo opened at tho' Citizens' Bank, of Louisiana, on tho lTtO of April, lsat.

Apart from ether conaiilerations, this loan offers to sa scribe rs a high rata at Interest eight per cant, per annum payable semi annually, and tha big neat order of security a special appropriation ef an export duty on cotton of one eighth of a cent per pound thus presenting inducements which cannot tail ta commend tha wan to public favor as a soud snd profitsble Investment 8AMUEL 8SDTH, JAMES D. DCNEGRE, EDM. J. FORSTALL, JOIUf 1 OBLE COBBDAsaaaadOaOsSssw Sew Orlaaaal April 1861 wih taplT Bt vt) Dollavra Reward. saw LOaT On Thursday, nth lost, in tho tmrY neighborhood or Uagazins and fed ward a Setur SLUT, color White, with liver colored ears.

Had on a brass collar with chain, snd owner's asms thereon. Any person retnrning her Oj S7 Gravier street will receive the sbeve reward. apl3 at i Dr. H. H.

Dabys v. Consults tins Rooma, J7S srvier street, aacasui heaaf from Bsrona New Orleans, snTf particular attentioa ta Diseases aridnc Irom VT imparity of the Wood. Irresaiarit'ee of too Nervwua System treated, una Liectro Msgrtrtsssn. Saa 'ted with to which would be il NOT1CE8 II AT order Jjjchai" ATTENTION. JEFF DAVIS CADETS Yoo are ordered to atteud drill on MONDAY, at To clock P.

the Arsenal, corner St. Louis street ana bl ue Alley. Bv order of J. J. E.

PLANCn ARD, Captsln. B. I.LC'IN ADAM. I). S.

anl It HEADliL'ARTEUS LOUISIAN A GUARD, April lwil. You are tfrebv ordered to aaaembie at your Armory, ou MONDAY, the 1Mb at II o'ctors A. In 1 full unitorm. to our co nradea of the Iuiiana 'Guard, rem nt Kitlis snd Montgomery Guarda, cn route for Penaacola. Bv order of C.

E. G1KAKDET, Captain Com'g. JAS. A. MORAN.

Secretary. I sl a'l beoka open fir on week longer a No. Cunmi.n to give all etorkholdeis an otxirtuutty to siiujcribe fortok the Southern Pacific Railrjaii Cum panv. at share, slid all desirin? to becone shareholders, not now owning stock, at 10 the share. All frirnris of this great ouihern enterprise ar invited to caM within tbe next week.

srl lit R. V. RICHARDSON. Aunt. ANNIVERSARY EXFRC1SES OF THE COLISKUm' Place baptist runcay fciiool wiM take place SUNDAY.

14th inn at II A. at tbe Cburrb, comer of Camp aud streets An address will be delivered by tue Kev. Dr. HOWARD. opl3 Itf I.

U. O. F. The regular meeting of LAFATETTE ENCAMPMENT No. 7.

O. will be held at JeUer ton Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, 15th I use, at half pst 7 oVlork. The officers and memb.rs are reqoested to attend, as business ot' imrortanre will he brought belore them. By order of the C. P.

5t 1 J. BEACH, Scribe. Chief Engineer's Offire New Orlens Fire Department, Apri' 1:1, lHril. Official notlre, coming to this orfii of tbe use of the Fire Alarm Telegraph tor military purpose This is to notify the Fire Department that TWELVE blows ou tbe repeated four times, isnot a tire alarm, end the Fire Department will te governed accordingly. DAVID BRADBURY.

apI3 EAM Chief Engineer. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. W. F. A.

special nieetinj? of this Loure wil1 he held in the sll of their Sessions, Odd fellows' Hall, SUN AY MORNING, at 10 o'clock. Bv order of the W. M. apl.il J. FURNEkCX, HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS LIGHT HOUSE, i April 1:1.

mil. Tu obedience to General Order No. a. the members of the Orleans Light Horse will keep their horses sadtlled at any convenient p.int, anti themselves ill readiness to aiwenihl: in full nnifuini, at the corner of Canal and Rampart streets, instiititly on the signal of alarm hcinc given. J.

iii o. taylok. Captain. SPECIAL ORUER Ilt adquarteri of the Lutii.iana Zouaves, New Orleans. April 13.

1SI. I Spuria1 OrdrT No. 13. Captain mour Lauve will, dunnir mv absRiire. 'he in commaiul of all trooua reiiininin at the ti Lit.

All tli officer, both of bis coin pan and of tUr n'lminis trfction, vii submit themselvt to bis orders. Captain I.uiivr will organize tht 4th Company in the shortest p. Kible time, and aooon as rady will rrport to Mr J. W. ZacliDi who will give liim his man lau orders for Pen sacois, witti instruct ions for the transportation of his men and snpplit'B remaining at quarter Cnpt Litavewill i Lid ntinoBt to make up the complement uf men want in ir by 1 utsduy, the lth inst.

J( Cupt. Lauve tan. in th time aftizned, get 2 1 men nmri han the which will compose the compan, he will eiindl tliem as saprt rs All mufiif inns preni uting themselves will be accepted, withoi the necet sity of a medical exaoiinatiou. By order of Lieut. Col.

(i. C0PPKV. WM K. FOSTER, Acting Adjutant. ap lf TT Headquarteis 1st Division La Volunteer Stare Tronps, New April w.

lsil. I General Orders No 8. 1. In obedience to General Orders, Nr. 81, from the Hcailnuarters nf his Exrel lenrv THOMAS MOORE.

Governoi and CnuiHisiider iu Cbief. the Volunteer Troops of this Division, on rereiot of this order, will asM ti.bl at their respective Arseuals, fully armed and equipped, fnrartive service in the tirlii. 2. Ipon the usual signal of alarm being given, the troops vll repair, by Brigade, to their respective places ot rendezvous, and, after forming, will march to the head ot Canal stieet. 3 Brig, tien E.

L. Tracy, Commanding 1st Brigaie, Brig Gen. W. Palfrey, Commanding Louisiana Legion and Mnj N. Augustin, Commanding the Battalion oi Or'emis GuaHs are charged with the execattou of this order, and will report to the Major General for further orders.

By order of JOHN LEWIS, Major General Commanding. L. E. FORSTALL, Inspector 1st Division. Headquarters 1st Brigade 1st Division V.

S. new ur.e&us, April in, loot. Order No. 1. In conformity to Division Order No.

8. tbe Volunteer Troops of this Brigaie will assemble, forthwith, at their resoective Armories, fully armed and equipped for active service in be field. i. The Battalion of Washington Artillery will hold themfelves ready aa Artillery. 3.

Tbe Commanders of Corps are charged with the execution of this order. They will, on assembling, report at once the strength of their command to headquarters. By order of E. L. TRACT.

Brigadier General spl3 JOH.N PRaDOS, Ald de Camp. AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY No. 3 The officers and members of this Company ai hereby noti to atrena a caneu meeting acme rrucx Hanse, on MONDAY next, 16th lost at 7 o'clock precisely. By order spl 3t A. F.

PICTON, Secretary. FIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. An adjourned quarter, meeting of tbe Directors of this Association will be held in tbe Lecture Room of Odd Fellows' Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, the 16th lost, at half past 7 o'clock. apli 3t J. F0LGER, Secretary.

Office New Orleans, Jackson aud Great Northern Railroad Company, New Orieana, March 39, 1861. In conformity with tbe charter, an election will be held at the ofhee of the comDanv. on Camn street, oooosite Lstsyette Square, on MONDAY, April l. IStil, from 9 to 3 clock, for eighteen Directors, twelve to be cnoaen trom stockholders residing in Louisiana, and six from stock holders residing in Mississippi provided a majority of the stock of tbe company oe represented ax said election but if amaloritv cf the stork be not then represented. the election will be beld on Monday, April S2i, 1861, at the otfire of the company, from 9 to 3 o'clock At the asms time and place the stockholders will vote for the acceptance or rejection of tbe Act of the General Assembly amending trie charter ot tne company, oy repealing the tenth section of the Act of Incorporation, epll tapis If R.

S. CHARLES, Secretary. ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS An officer will be attendance, from 8 o'clock A. M. until 9 P.

daily, to receive enlistments, for immediate active service, in the ranks of tbe Orleans Light Guard, at their Armory, over the store of Messrs. Faures A the Norman, corner of Customhouse and Hovel atreeta. By order of DOUGLAS WEST. 1st Lieut. Cora'g.

apll MaF.tt C. PARKER, 1st Sergeant. NEW ORLEANS. April 8, 1881. A meetlHS of the Board of Health will take nlacemt No 69 St.

Charles street, on MONDAY next" 1Mb at 6 o'clock, P. for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. GEO. WM. DIRMEYER, ap9 et Secretary Board of Health.

Steamboat Captains' Union Benevolent Association, 1 New Orleans. April 1. 1861. Tbe annual election for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing vesr, will take place at the Association Rooms, on munliai, may imi, at uo'cioca a. u.

ap3 td H. G. McCOMAS, Secretary. LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY, I New Orieana, March 30, 186L I In conformity with tbe provisions of the charter of this Camoanv. tbe annual election for Directors will ba held st the office ot the Company.

67 Gravier street, on MON DA tne locn aay of April next, Between tne noors ol is A. M. and I P.M. spl td TT JAMES FLINT, Secretary. Office ot he Finance Committee of the City of New Orleans, Room No.

14 City Hall, March 25, 1861. Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with resolu tion No. M29, approved March Ss, 1861, authorizing tho cnairmen oi me nuance committees oi tne common Council, to advertise durine twentr davs. that aeaied nra poaais will be received oy mem lor tne redemption of the bonds issued by the city In favor of the Pontchartraln Railroad Company, for each amount aa msv be now de posited in the Citizens' Bank, after paying all coupons of Interest now dne on Rlllmil Bonds Sealed proposals will be received until the 18th AnrU. a i t.

Committee, No. 14 City HalLfor the aale to the city of Thirty five Bonds issued in favor of the Pontchartraln Kaiiroao company. Proposals to be addressed to A DUPRE and L. E. FOR STALL, Chairmen of the Finance Committees of the Common Council of tbe ctry of New Orleans, and endorsed "Proposals for sale of Pontchartraln Railroad Bonds." A.

DUPRE, Chairman Finance Committee Board Asst. Aldermen, L. E. FORSTALL, Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen. mh2 tapis To Nicaraumana and Their Friends.

The friends of the lata Gen. Win. Walker wise to raise a Company for service under the flag of the Confederate States of America DURING THE WAR NOW OPENED. 1 Come forward! and nrove vonraalvnSL aa von ever have done, THUS miENUa UfTIUS SOUTH! Apply at No. 99 Graviar street, THOS.

DOLAN, apis 6t Late Major Nicarauguan Army. Far Hale. The fine Clipper Schooner BRAZIL. 116 tons. four years old, and well found in every respect, tend fit for any voyesre, will be sold st a reasona ble price, If applied for soon.

Now lylaf at Post 17, Second metrics, ror terms sppiy to T. JENKINS A 183 Gravier street. gfaplS 3t Or to Captain on board. 'UtY LOST On the llth between Canal st and the Fourth District Girls' High School, oa Chestnut street, a Lady's J81d Hunting Watch, witn ttoia cnain, tvey ana uean anacoaa. 'Tbe finder will otease leave It at this office.

and receive tne aoove reward. apis is N.ttc. ACCORDING to a Judgement rendered by tha Third District Court of New Orleans on the 19th aad signed thsssd March, 1861, the said Court has decreed a separation bom bed and board between AGNES WOLFFOR8 TER and her hasboad F. JUSTUS. TTAVING repurchased my Dry Goods business from A.

a ait. it. av uuuu. i nope to continue to merit, by a strict attention, the liberal patronage received in past times, F. R.

JUSTUS, spia 3t Tf wt and 84 Tdiooprtonlas atreet. TEN Va7LLAR8 REWARD Absconded yesterday morning, the llth inst, from fit Claiborne street, the srine sjri JOSEPHINE, axed about 39 years, slim built, about feat to 10 lac bra tall. French aad English, has a sear aa one of Lei tegs i was raised ia this city. The above reward will bo paid for her recovery and delivery to il Ceanmon street, neat Tcboorttonlaa. aplv gtf Cal Oil.

JTJ8T reeefved, a largo consignment of PARAFFINS BURNING OIX, from tba Great Kanawha and Virginia Ctmpaaiea The KBdersigned are Bote Agents for the sale ef Ibeae Oils in tbe Canfederste States. WEST A Y1I.I.F.RE. splS tf 40 Cnion street. WalBwt LFr. CUBIC FEET ofiVyMV WALNUT LOOS, ef large a' zs and superior quality, auitabla Fr aale freient hv 12,000 KJ StUpTrtPg LER A DAYEMPORT 3S Exchanre Place, i A nargaiB anereo.

Also, ao9.oi feet at stewed OAK LUMBER, at low rticttxcwksxiiici. apU SPECIAL na. 'Ms JL of 'GROCERIES. FAMILY GROCER, 99. atriPft .99 NEW ORLEANS', Is now receiving and has for sale a fresh rifrXy of well selected articles in lis line, which may be emtrwed antkr the following classifications, to which the attention the public is respectfully solicited ARTICLES IN CANS.

Baltimore Oysters, fresh aud spiced. In 91B cans. Salmon, fresh and spiced, in 1, and SB cans. Lobster, fresh, in 1 and cans Veal, Mutton, Beef, Turkey, Turtle, In TS cana. Turtle, Ox Tail and Chicken Soup, in 'JJ cana.

Sardines, in whole, half and qr. boxes. French PaWs, Truffles and Mushrooma, Fresh Green Peas and Anchovies. American Green Corn, Tomatoes and Asparagus. Solidified Milk.

BUTTER, dfce. Goshen, selected to order. Western, iu large and small kegs. Lard, in kegs and jars. CHEESE.

Dutch Head Cheese. Sap Sage Cheese. English Dairy Pineapple New York Cream Cheese. Western Bent's Water, iu tins and berrela. English and American Crackuell.

Butter Crackers. Sugar Crackers. Water Boston Soda Lemon Wine Ginger CANOL.KS. Mary's Pstent Colored. Cincinnati Star.

Mary's Patent Wax and Sperm. raraffine Wax at 3oc per pound COFFEE. O. G. JavaCotfoe.

T.aeuayra Extract Coffee. Mocha Coffee. Mexieau Rio Coffee Jamaica CHOCOLATES. single, double and treble Vanilla; Premian Plain Cocoa and Broma Baker'a' No. 1 EXTRACTS.

Preston A Merrill's, in 4 oz. vials. Vanilla, Almond, Pineapple. Lemon, Orauire, Rose, Ac Peach and Rose Water. Orange Flower and Ftorida Water FIjOL'R, fcc.

St. Louis, extra, barrels and half barrels. suexwueat, in Dags ana ooxss. Corn MesX Maccaroni. Oat MeaL Hominy, coarse and fins.

Corn Flour. Tapioca. Arrow Hoot. Cox's Gelatine. Beans.

Sago. Farina. Rice. Split Peas. Pearl Barley Vermicelli.

FRUITS AND NUTS. Dried Apples, peeled. Dried Peaches, peeled. Prunes, in jars and boxes. Pisa.

Currants and Citrons. Layers and Sultana Raisins Oranges. Almonds and Pecans. FISH. Mackerel, Mess snd Large No.

I. in kits. Mackerel, No. l. iu quarter aud half baarels.

Mess Shad, In kits. Halibut Fins. No. 1 Salmon, in kits. MEATS.

Westphalia Hams. Western Hams, various oranaa. 8ides, sugar cured and plain. Beef, corned. dUuu.

soicsd and smoked. Tongues, smoked and pickled. MOL.ASSES. Sngar House Molasses. Golden Syrup.

Rebolled Sugar House Syrup. extra Olive, "KlepperV Lard OIL Sperm on. Cotton Seed Oil. PICK.LES. English Assorted, tn quarts and pints.

French in pints. American In gallons, half gallons aad quarts. Nonpareil and Capotes Capers, Spanish and French Olives. Stuled Peppers. Stuffed Mangoes.

PRESERVES. French, tn Juice, assorted. French, tn Brandy, Shaker Sweetmeats, Baltimore Sweetmeats, assorted. Baltimore jemes. Baltimore Peaches, fresh.

In cans. Baltimore BCrswDemea, rresl la cans. Guava Jellv Canton Gincei Guava Jelly er. English Jellies Prepared Calf's Feet. Madeira and Lemon Ensliab, Jellies.

Fie Fruits, English and American. SALT. Table, Amer. Fine, tn boxes. Table, English Fine, in Jars.

uverpeoi, aas ana iou Dgs. itui i isiana, coarse, in sax. SAUCES. Worcestershire Harvey John Bull Soy. Beeateak; Reading; Ac, ate Genuine India Currie Powder.

English and American Walnut and Mushroom Ketchup Baltimore and Boston Tomato Ketchup. Pepper Sauce Salad Cream. SOAP. Honey, Almond, Ac, In cakes Castille. White and TsrlusttA Hull's extra Brown, New York and Boston brands.

SPICES. Pepper Black, whole and ground, and pare. White Pepper, tn bottles. Cayenne Peoner. in bottles.

Cloves, Ginger, Cinnamon and Alsplce, ground and whole. mace ana uimegs, woote ana ground. Mustard Durham. Rentuekv and "Smith's11 Boston and French Mustard, in Jars. SUGAR.

Crushed Sugar. Powdered Sugar. Loaf Granulated Suirar. Brown and Clarified Plantation, TEA. Imperial and Gunpowder, Curious.

Extra Fins. Fine. Young Hyson, Curious. Extra Fine. Oolong, Curious Extra Fine.

Fine. Souchong (English Breakfast,) Extra Fine. Kin These Teas are selected tram the choicest evades to i 1 UB UOU I1K J. lt UlHKt, LIQUORS. BRANDIES Otard Dupuy at Achlle Petit and Old UCuncMJ, IW SOIU VVeO, WINES.

WTSE8 Madeira, Sherry, and Port, in alass and wood. CHWUPAGNE Heidseich, qtaand pta i Versenay, do w.ugene ao.j ijongwortn'S LUAKM in casea, plats, ano an mj to EACTERNE In oases, pints and quarts. CORDIALS. Anisette. In baskets.

Assorted French. Curacoat Maraschino. Absvnthe: Wolff's Schnsnna. Aiconot stay sum. MALT LIQUORS, tfte.

SCOTCH ALE India Pale Ate, and London and Bublin Foi ter, in quarts aad pints, various brands; Newark Champagns Cider Boxer's, Hos tetter's and Southern silvers. I SUNDRIES. HERBS Ssge, Bummer Savory, Marjoram and Thyme. Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Saleratus ia papeat, Cream Tartar Is apera.

EGAR White Wine tad Cider. Teaat Powders. Water end Flour Buckets, Floor and Wiap Brooms, Blacking. Shoe and Scrubbing Brashes, BaUBrlehv? Jiotnee Unas aad Fins. Blue.

MateheaL fnnrmrtt rml Lever Knives, tor opening Tin Cana, WTsnh Beards, Ac All tba above goods are. folly guar an toed, aad will be delivered free of draysge ia ths city country, accornpanied by the cask ear mmmW aaca, will be promptly attended to. Orders front the good cjry acosptvi JAS. lrtE, SPO aaASul Camp itrtrt. F.

i i WANTS. irVVWWvM WANTED A sitaaiion by a respectable Girl la sme private family, who Intend leaving tba city She wi 1 take charge of rhi'dien. tntasd fit tbetr dres ies, aad make hen elf generally useful The best of c.ty references given Address D. at thla omce, or ITi 3t Aa drew street, near I.aureL apt 4 St WANTED Two Musicians, to accjmpanv tha Louisiana Guard to rensscnl on Monday, the 15th last. Arp'y to Headquarters.

HI Magazine a erect aplt It WANTED TO II IRK A good Cook. Washer and lrontr. Calmed nielsrred. Addraaa G. A thia office.

apl4 St WANTED A Girl to Nurse and assist in doing Housework Colored preferred. Appfy at No. 614 Maga z.ne. cormr or Ki nanl street. apis tf 7 ANTED By a young WU.iw Lady, a situation a a ft icniirou Srametrfes or Nune, to travel orasitua tiou ss common Seamstress, In the city or conntry tba connlry pitferred.

Please address L. Lafayette Post Omre. apis it "IXTANTED To Teach in an Acedetnv or sir institn tion of leaning. ur private family. Latin.

Oreek Belle Lettres. or the common brstwii. es, tao cr three bii'i per day. Would takeaclassof Boys to prepare fjr or, if desired, would carry them threogh the ua sl college counve Beat of references given if desired. Address box 19 itf.

Poet Office, or con. suit J. WEsT, I2i Magazine street, or JAMES OTIS. Fsq at this ofVe. apU gt WANTED By a respertahle, healthy Wo nan, with a fif.h breast of milk, a situation aa Wt Nurse.

Inquire at No. 13 Second atreet, between Laurel and Jersey strettr, Fourth Di trict, right hand side, towards the river. apU St WANTED One two Gentlemen, or a Lady and Gentlemen, can he accompanied with Board and pleasant Front Rooms, fitted with gaa, a private fa'nily. References exchanged. Inquire at 364 Magazine street, nil Sutf WANTED WET N0RIE A colored Girl without a child would be preferred.

Apply at No. 146 Su Aim street, between Burgundy and Rampart. apis at WANTED By a respectable middle aged Woman, wbo understands rutting and fitting children's d'esses, situation ss gee no virus or Nurse In a private family. Batof references given. Address M.

B. C.attaisothce apl3 at WANTED By a respectable (in I. a aituati as Seamatresa and to do neutral sewing. Andreas 8. st this office.

apt 3 St "Yy ANTED BOARDERS Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with Boatd in a genteel French family, per manciitly, if convenient. Location pleasant and within five minutes walk of Canal street. References exchanged. Addres E. Picayune office.

aplO lm WANTED A Wet Nurse, without chili must come well recommended. Apply at tbu corner of Bayou Road and Maraia atreet. apU it Tf WANTED By a Lady of superior accomplishments, a situation in tbe bouse of a Widower, to take charge of bis house, servants, aud would prefer a piace where there are no small children. Apply immediately. Address M.

at this ofrirs. apis 3t Tf WJ ANTED A No'se to take rkarge of three smaii children. Apply at 17 Carondelet street, up stairs, apli 3t WANTED By a Dry Goods House, an Assistant Bookkeeper and Coliei tor. fermauent aiturtion. Good salary.

Adoress Fost Orhce Box szu. 2 3t ANTED A situstiun as Drug Clerk by a young Man of experience. Refers to bis last employers, Address Box No. 3M3, P. New Orleans, ap'2 lot vv ANTED A Cook Household Servant fora small St.

Charles aud Carondelet streets. apis 3t ANTED A first class business Penman, for a part oralltbedav or 11 neaired, the work can be ''one at night. The situation may be permanent if desired. Apply, with reference, to A at this office, apli it WJ A TED A Wet Nurse, without a child, whs can vv give good references. Apply at No.

134 Julia (treet. apl 3t WANTED By two German Girls, situations to do housework or sttend children, with parties leaving the city lor the summer. Well commended by present employer. Apply to MR. R.

SCHWABTZE, apis 3t 405 Caronaelet street. WANTED Boarders A Gentlemen snd Wife can be accommodated with good Board and a well furnished room, in a private family. Also, a few day boarders at reasonable prices. References given aad required. Addnrss R.

Picayune Office. apis st WANTED A Lady, qualified by experience in the education of young ladies, desires au engagement as Instructress in family. Her department of instruction includes English. French and Music Address Instructress, Box 739, P. O.

spls 3t ANTED TO GROCERS A young man, having bad 11 years' experience in the Wholesale Grocery business, desires a position sa Salesman, General C.erk or to travel for some House The bast references given as to ability, Address S. L. Ace of this paper, apli WANTED A young Lsdy desires situation as Governess, In a fami'y or school where instruction in Enslish branches and Music would be required. Address Box 739, P. New Orleans, La.

apli 4t WANTED A Lady is desirous ot procuring a situation ss Saleswoman in a respectable retail store. She is active, and would be wlllins to advance the inter ests of tbe baeineee in every way her power. She can. I fnrnl.li til. ref.renc tn rnmwtxnr, And ruwt? I ability.

Address F. Picayune Office, New Orleans, aps 6t ANTED A good Cook, to assist in the Washing and Ironins for a small famiiv. Best references re quired. Apply between and 11 A at 16 Josephine street. apt tf Tf IU ANTED A man.

advanced in wishes a sltua tion as Bookkeeper or iu any capacity bis services migni otnerwtae Da uaeiuL Trie nigneat references can be given. AdcLees Picayune office mhlO tf 1AISSOLCTION Ths Partnership of RUSHA A XJ HAWN is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent. Eltbr partner will attend to tbe settlement of tha bus! ness of tbe firm, and tha name of the late firm will be used in liquidation New Orleans, April 11. 1861. E.

M. RUSHA tiopy. r. HAitj. THE undersigned bave formed a Copartnership, In tMs city, nnder the firm of BARKER A HAWN.

and will continue the Factorage and Commission Bssiueasof tbe lata firm of RUSHA A HAWN, st.Ns.t Carondelet atreen up stairs. new urieans, April ll, 18.1. w. w. apia tf LCopy JOHtf P.

HAWN. COPARTNERSHIP JOHN MclNTYRE and MARK H. APPLEGATE have this dsv associated them selves together for tbe purpose of carrying on the Plumb ing Dusiness, at tne oio sxann, iw royoras nreei, rv. j. ncuiiixB at srriiLuais.

New Oriesna, April 8, lwjl. aplO 6t rtlSSOLUTlON OF COPARTNEL8HIP. The firm of LUMKSCHLOBS. BROIHEKS st CO. has thia dav been dissolved by mutual consent.

Mr. J. Berbecker, No. Maiden Lane, new lark, and Mr. a.

Luneaenioaa. No. 114 Cam street. New Orleans, will attend to any on sen leo ousiness oi tns laie nrm. H.

LDNESCHLOSS, C. LUNESCHLOSS, J. BERBECKER. Bv H. LUNESCHLOSS.

Attorney. New Orleans, January 15, lWtil. ap7 st I I8SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Tha firm of MORITZ A WEIL, of Trinity. La Jar as dissolved an tue iHtn marcn.

oe unoersisoed will assume tne nav ment of the liabilities contracted by ths late firm. Aa. aUUIA New Orleans, April 1881. ape lm NOTICE The firm of HAYES A SANDERS ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will sign we name oi uie arm in uqmaatieu.

A. Ij. HAZES. B. W.

SalS' DESA. New Orleans, March 30, 1861. WE have this day associated ourselves together for tha nomose of carryina on a Cat ten Far to rase and ijommiasion onsiness, under tne style of jxaieb, bapiujuls at as Ol earonoeiet atree. A. Lt.

Xtai SjO, R. SANDERS, E. A TOLEDaNO. New Oris ana, March SO, 1881. mhSO Imf DISSOLUTION Tbe Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under tha firm ef BRANDER A HUBBARD, is this day dissolved by mu tual conaent.

Either partner will use tbe name of tha mm in liquidation amy. uuas ii. a ti aosxiO a. sasKUba, n. JAMES S.

BRAIIDER, ny Euwssii surinsws, New Orleans, March sa, 1881. Attorney. COPARTNERSHIP Tbe undersigned have this day formed a CoDartnertbiv for ths transaction of a Gen eral Factoraee and Commission Business, nnder tha firm of BRANDER, CHAMBL1SS A In continuation of tbe business of tha late nrm ef BJtANDta, at HOB BARD, aa per act before T. GayoL notary public, ef this data bajhuel i. ijriAmisLis EDWARD MATTHEWS.

JAMES 8. BRANDER, JAMES A BRANDER, tn eomnsndflm.1 zy MiifAsii mAlluc VY Attorney. New Orleans, March aa, 1861. mh99 lm DISSOLUTION Tha partnership heretofore listing between DAY A KLEIN, ia hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Dissolution takes effect from tha 1 at InsA All liabilities of tha firm will a paid by J.

A. KLEIN, to sans au ueuw iw sue sin wiu oe paia. DAT M.f.irv. new onaaoa, msren is, ibbi. VTOTTCE Haying purchased the entire interest 11 B.

DAY. In the lumber business. I Intend to con It in New Orieana, and having made arrangement of m. I to continue arrancemeaM far keeping fall supply of the bast Yazoo Cypress Lumber, I hops by strict attention to continue to merit that liberal patrunaga heretofore received by tba lata firm of Day MR. JAMES SILL hi nr legally authorized agent tor tba transaction of all hosintrs connected wish tbe trade New Orieana.

Aw Zkutii. BS.V 10.1 a xli'stfHSNnre ofattaraey avratofore arranhsd by uk ntwupM an scrsv, Ml tt a. a. zsai. DISSOLUTION.

The partwarsnta of PAYNE A HAR B.I80It ia. this day dissolved by aaasaal casasaat. Kithor Bartnsr will attead te us SHTitmntst saa Boaa neaaeftJieeoBce aad taenaasees last awe aim will, aa wiad anlytt Isquidatisaw si ew urssaas. siaai saw i.n saaw vrssaue, A vv. PATmB.

1 J. P. HARRISOsT, W. HDNTINGTOa. W.

H. DAMXAOS. FTtHX aadersigned hays formed a cocarterahrp, ta thia A cMy. nader the firm of cMy. vuadcr tne arm et rains, etu TIN urvn asut wui cowaraaa Factovsure aad rssnmiasinei Payne A Han lean.

la, 1801. jnsinias at tac imie nrm at Kavf Orleans, Fsbruary SJ A I TA. mm e. W. w.

as. a a ais.au IV. KOtltJw. V' Tha arm af LUMSDEN, KENDALL karat keen maaorvad, rm the eighth day ef Sspterabev last, the death af P. A.

Lamsden, tha settlsmaat of tba aSairs af tbe firm will be made try A. H0LBRO0K, asm the snnriving partners. 1 Tha rVayane Newspaper and Job Printing: Ofiee trsTf ke eosviarUd ky the sarvivinf psrtnara, tut rtja al KKHDALL, BOLBEpOi ACO. v. i Bew OrUrett, Soywabt I860, vl sjiltiiA tn RE 1 QCONTRT RESIDENCE FOR HE NT A coan fry Betldenra coatamlnr thirty i scire of well tmarrs hmd.

tare miles from tbe city, with all necessary Buildings for a large family a 4 servants Tha, abeve place fssHoatrd wbere stsgee now ran ee ry a aalDarea, and where I orae cars will bo raning by tho first of Msy. tjt pxrtlcalars sdd: saa Box No. 13 14, P. New Orleans apH FOR RrTiMEeasoiiabie, te a good tssaat. a neat two story fravt liwelllng, Tre'md atreet, he tween Cnnnot sm4 livin.

ssista veoaaaT tbe main building, sr two story end asaraed with fowr moras, kitchen room ararf wood house In the retr water and ras hronghoot the aoase, with a II raved yard and shrubbery. Apply to R. T. CHARMtfCRY, spH tf a Canm ieiet street. FOR RF NT Tbelavirefh ee weet corner of RampaiCEwt BnvilWarreetm, Anahr to Ll STANGENGEKG.

opll lmTf ia toDm srree. FOR II E.N'T A neat, rotafcrtaWe Cottage Hoase, 1 with outhous a. well loud, at Paas Christian, fnrrt ishrd. Will be sriaasd taar Sa a 1 teusrt. Apply to tbe undersigned, tha cornar of Girod and St Cbarles streets, or No.

Poj Aas street. sptl tf E. L. TsUCT. MFOK RFNT A.

large number of Dwellings anal se.rral fust class Boarding HooaV, furnished and nnfnrnsbed. Also stores snd la dldetons parts of tie city. Apply to E. f. Bi5NJ6oV Real Estate Broker, 6toiT Building, fenu Camp and Common up stairs.

Several country residen end a num Swof valuable plsntstions fur. aale. Also sr.ooo acres of sBttoa caada, eoual to any fn tbe world, a portion, of which will be ex changed for productive city properly, dry goocT, hardware, ry, fn ruitore or slaves. apU at FOR SALE OR RENT A highly deairabl Real dence, at Ray St. Loals, very finely improved and fcavlne all the comforts uf m.m.(m.

n. m. large family, completely furnished, wl'hln twenty vnla ntea' ride sf the steam (wet lanKng For terms apily ta AUGTSTIN A MANN, Ag'faoTMra. O. Ogden, apio lmtl Law Office, OS Camp street, FOR SALE OR RENT Toe Seslrah.s twostsry snd attic Da ling.

No OM St. Cbartea atreet, bo twt en Fourth and Fifth, nearly now. la Ana suitab'e tors large family, bghtej by ras throusboat. Tbe lot Is AO by 190 feet, neatly ornavmnted with ahrab bery ana fruit trees. Peeseaalon on the 1st May.

If aea' sold by the i.Ma inst will be reused with tho furnitaxa. Apply on tbe premises, or at 98 Nstthez atreet. to apio fts rests, as nsaan, FOR RENT One of tbe most eligibly lacated stores on Canal street, between Bourbon and Dear pbiue streets, suitable for a fancy goods or mliLnsry store. For terms, ftc, spnly to H. M.

VAN SOI.lNGEt CO tf Commercial Piaes. FOR' SALE OK RENT That Meslrahle Famllw Residence situated at tho corner of Becdnd and Chestnut stteef s. now oecuaied br Mrs. Mare Ann Ogier. If sot sod by tbe loth tiriamouth, will he rented fit herewith or without the Pnroitnre.

Possession given imn.ediarHy. Apply to RICHARD LLOYD, aps im 88 uravier or on tne pr.sniees. VOll RENT OR RALE That lares and eomoso. dlona Hotel at Ocean Sprins, embracing tha main bnildins. two wiusa adisinine.

Alan ball allev. bar room, billiard room and cottage house, together with I the (rounds now an der fence. The hotel is well tar nished, and tbe whole premises, bowing been lately ra sired, is in the best order. Fosseaaiou given at ones, or particulars spply to DV nrHiiyi ss 4. E.1U Lib ap3 tf si and see Old Levee street.

TO RENT Tbe doable four store Brick Rtnrsu No. 164 186 Canal street, stpretwnt occupied by tbe Southern Ciutblnr Manuffctorr. ia to rent Iron the 1st October proximo This property measures so feet on both Canal street and aa alley running from ttaroans street to Drysdes street, by IV feet ia dep'h. Apply to EUG. BOCHEREATJ apJ tf ia and IS St.

Louis sttewt. HOC8E FOR RENT AND rDRNITntE mi Sale A spacious snd airy raised Cottage Dwelling nil uvu UB1I SMIV ies, situated corner Soniat and Drysdes streets, Jefiersa City, two auuares from Soniat Carrollton Raii rsad. Ami Ve grounds and every convenience attached sa the place. PoMeaeinn given about tbe let May Tha Furniture, Fiano. fine Cow.

Horse. Barouche. Ac are alaofor aale. Apply on the premises. apt lmT A FURNISHED H0U8E FOR RE NT Ox, Ram.

i iS part street, containing four rooms and bata room, BiilL all on tbe second floor, to a reanertabla entlemesi from 1st May until the 1st October next. Servant womsa in attendance. For particulars, address M. Pass Office. aps lot 'FOR RENT.1 The oremlses known as tha Bilavd Hotel, at Biloxi, with a lawn containing snoot four acres of around and shadwd with mtnr beautiful forest trees, will be rented sow Inr a term of years to a rood tenant.

The nremisas are Bains vsmaireA and thoroughly renovated. For particular apply aa tha premises, to J. R. NIJtON.orto a ntAun, S3J UDorvy street, mhao NWwOrhasaa. TO KENT The three stvrv BricA Dwallma.

Ns. Ill St. Josesh street, between Cams aad as. i till 1st November. Possession sivaa aa or "baton the 16th AprU.

Apply to J. D. mbM tf 194 Canal street. HOU8E FOR RENT A vers SasfraMs Dsvelke ing House for rent, situated In tha Fourth District, i ln a verr desirable nehrLborhoad. vefth eat.

Sl Also the furniture for sale, which very aeaS and aof costly. Kent low. Address at this office. mhJO lm FOR RENT A first class two story trams Bona 4SS Baronne street. Appl? at WI MelpoueBS street.

sahl6 lm TT' in TO RENT A handsomely furnished Front Raarav Also one or two smaller rooms. Tha famitara la all i new and the hoose lust nminted. Alea half a tea, i story house unfurnished or partly fumiahas, soinabie to a small family. Terms moderate. Inquire at 194 Baronne street, between Girod and Julia.

mhl4 tf FOR RENT Tha two storv Dwalllna Haoasl' with garden in front, Na. 1U Oalenaia street, ba i tween Constance and Hasasina atrseta. Possessing given immediataly. Apply to BTsnrrEK ss rs ri i IaOawh TO RENT In Canal street, splendid AparttBsata TO RENT. The larval two state Twlllma Mm.

aa Constance street. Apply en the si sinlsas SW tf TO LET One atory (48 by ISO feet) srithaasest I a Sen horse steam a nrer. fa the fire preot avdldlna, IBS AaiiA Front staast, oma alack below Jalla Appiy sal ha premises. QFOR RENT The two tbree story lttarat aa Proa Levee, betweem Erato and Gsiennii streets, lately ad Immediately. Anoly at as Caa aaaUUS aaaava.

aaeal oroce, sec a floor. at ChatiaTS) mf Cliaiats) far thes Sarstnaerr. ONE degree of latitads north and svo fewt uf assyatasys gives a difference of two degrees of MAGNOLIA is one decree north ef (saw Orieana. and between too and 400 feet above it rrraasnaaatl it sues a climate of two degrees north. A residence in New Orieana or la sny part or rut Bat counrry aroano is aoem tne same taut as ta Climate.

not tne chaaae of even swa desrees nsatialili is i aastraofc two dollars to get tht re on Eacursinsi er Cornmatlosl Uicset, new uneana ana jarason.st. aw anaaa aapu QtJN BTOJEUS. Sign of as OLDII a MagMlas) strsot, Opposlts tba St. 'aenes Hoaai. of doahtebarralad.SHOT 8 DNS aotsi I of ass haodred diflaraat nanasttat, raada awbat.

vovrksh, Freach and Mgiaa gas anaiftranrx mwm wsyrarratoassyodshstsnassTaaiTaae at at THS RUT RIFLES 119 sMTOLTBaU. WHOIsSSAIaB OIIUIWJJU l.atf.rf TATLOB a CBViCBXSJ Omat, rRn TATLOB, New Tark. CBAA, M. CJLUaVQssXbssi yi to lyids Xttrsl Oil tuist lstasMwd. 1, AIV waiu fstr niiis i mbj viu sow j.ngnsa znosuuf ViMf SOO CASTOR OIL i i 00 boxes Southern Made SOAP.

For aale ry CSC TTSK, apis et NaMNswLeysaatcor ttotBaaasss, Fp atN On aeeouot of departoja, pair oCSna eaacA twW HORSES, 10 hands high, sound and. gentle. sTW. Apply at 1 sUsrrack street, apfr tf betwoawBoarooaasMtPaapasaa. i fittli Pen.

FARRELL McOOWaN, Gold Pea Msanfatgrar, Ha. S4 Comniercisl Place, Hew Orieana. uoia rens repaired eqaai so now. All work guaranteed. mhaa las SlatATfakT tsjs PJiar.

Bs us. a. nonaa, ssaas Mobile, now residing a 'traet. betsaaen Jolsa and CHrad i New Orleans. WIU give lnatrwcuoa a few pupils ta Singtag and la rtaying the) riw i4 PAItatraxaTC.

Fsetarage for Males and Cows, at Muwnable rates, an a large tract of land, wail fenced in. Apply ta TH. THAYER, apio im upe leasee a. h. uepas, Aigiera.

CW Ps5Sla COW COW PEAS, ot every description, pot up an any maa aeydeslied. oTor sals tow by A. WXLUAIIU CO apio at ajaasmassioM saercsiavvs, asswisi S4. Jta Havc M. Can? sttreec.

TeRentyrfthBoardlnaaiateA theaeotmar aeaaaav Large aad airy front rsnms. Also suits ef rSTaaa aitabse tor families, at saodsrsle prices. eplo lm Mrs. ms ri mm uvavvrsvsi a lasisiv, WILL givs Laaaans oa the Piano, Hsrp am rarticalar attcatisw paid to the cvluvat. waica.

Apply las Cases au a. mhss i ana smtkmei the las A nvea red Cow, from the censer of Caaal aad Liberty streets. A snttaolsr reward Ui be paid tor insarmatioa that will stad to her recovery, ay rrPODBN. efaans. and Caro ootet ste.

apli tf AeellATat. Mrt OjJatSS RhL ADl! V.r ta p.ur ga lons of mil per from tare, tar lBs a ITOBl UV I "WVf esa. be i 1 bioaibt te every wavniue A. tn iarrs suaatiiscs, it Hlaarortal DO Mil.