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X. A. M. Montgomery acll furniture, Ac at 11 'cIock, at Its Peydras street. See Advertieement fllaaaato.

SfOliNT MORIAH LODGE N. 9, Grand Lodge Hall, meet thh morning. ORLEANS R. A. CHAPTER, tie.

1, Grand Lodge HalL meet Monday evening. LOUISIANA Ko. 1CB, Masonic Hall, meeta Monday evening. KZCELSIOR LODGE No. 166, F.

AND A. la Mesooic HsIL meets Monday evening. Odd Fellowa. LASALLE ENCAMPMENT No. 6, Odd Fellowa' Hall, meeta Monday evening.

LAFAYETTE ENCAMPMENT No. Jefferson Lodge Boom, Foarth District, meet Monday evening. fJNION LODGE No. 6, loom No. 6.

Odd Fellows' HalL meeta Monday rvmrng DELTA LODGE No l. Room No. 1. Odd Hall, meeta Monday eremite. MERCHANTS LODGE No.

48, Room No. 8, Odd Fellowa Hall, met Monday evening. 8. B. A.

CREWMEN'S" BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, at their Hall, corner Crossman and New Levee streets, meeta Monday evening. tailing So gaj i fSe Laat Page. Myers, 3i P. M. car Texas Talbot.

8 A. M. Apalarhlcola FLORIDA, Nelson, 8 A. M. Key 'West.

Hutch in 8 A. M. Kew York. BIENVILLE, Bulloch, 8 A. M.

Bt. Louu. SWON, Janes 10 A. M. 7 MONDAY Mobile ALABAMA, Boerdmao, F.

M. can. Cot loft on Hoffman. 10U A. M.

cars. Alabama CLOUD. Newberry, IP, M. Fee.Rivet........ROBERT WATSON, Pierce. ISM.

A. M. cars. IafonTehe MUSIC. Brown.

19 M. Red River D. R. Kimball. P.

M. Arkansas River PARALLEL. 6 P. M. Bt.

J. ROE, Yore. 6 P. M. Cincinnati.

A. O.TYLOR. Collier. 5 P. M.

CincinnaU MADISON. Hoople. 8 P. M. PltUburg BlLVER WAVE, McMillan, 5 P.

M. SOUTHERN FIRE PROOF ROOFING COMPANY tier for aale Improved Patent AsphaJUc ROOFING FELT, alio CEMENT, for Covering Roots, whether flat er steep, tin or tine We wiU Reroof and Repair Houses covered with other Patent Roofing, and folly guarantee work done by us. 7 ST. CHARLES STREET, New Orlean tar Bend for a Circular. epM lt FOR PEARL RIVER The steamer ROBT.

WATSON will delay her departure for Peart River till MONDAY, 1Mb at 18 M. i GEO. D. IIITE. Front street.

NOTICE The schooner J. AO HACK, from Charleston, if now discharging ber cargo at Post if, 8 ond District. Consignees will please take out tneir permits at tbe Custom House for the landing and delivery of thlr goods without delay, otherwise tiiey will be seut to public tore at their risk and expense R. POOLE, 74 Magine street, pl4 3t corner Poydraa. aT Captains of Steamboats and Steamboat Agents can bave be Morning and Evening IMceyune by tbe dozen Wth the names of the boat and captain stamped ou them, delivered on board, at the office of he agent or forwarded by railroad to' meet the boats at Vlrksburg, by leaving their orders at the counter of this office.

mu to tf PASSENGERS FOR LIVERPOOL The Al 6ue clipper uilt Australian passenger ship OCE4N BRIDE, living auperior acrommodattona for cabin pas(enurs will sail Yor the above port about the IKth inst. For pillage, apply on board, to Capt. AJLETT, Post Si, First Dislri. t. apio Tbe steamer Vicksburg connects at Vlcksburg with teamer Dew Urop, for i aaoo and I alianat nie nvers ail Craighfeonaigned to care of steamer uew itrop will go iroagn witoout aetennon at nignwacer raies nltfir M.

DENT. EXCITING. COAL OIL LAMP HAS EXPLODED I Who sold be On? When Coal Oil Lamps explode, it Is no by Coal Oil. It most be by some mistake. Houses selling Cam phene and Fluid may sometimes make a mistake and give Fluid, Instead of Coal OIL At 639 MAGAZINE TREET 3X0 Fluids are sold, but ths GENUINE COAL OIL, from the beet factories, warrsnted pure and unadulterated, nd with Jess odor than that sold at any other house in 'Welt5't per Parties using our OU, and are not satisfied, can return 4he aame.

Oar Oil we warrant to give a superior Light, less smoke, and scarcely any odor. We have the LUCITER COAL OIL. We have the ECONOMY COAL OIL. We have tbe S.EROSINE COAL OIL, Which we Import directly from tbe factories. 4eT Ordsra promptly attended to.

Oils delivered to any put of the city, free of charge, at 81 86 per gallon. Depot, 63 Magazine street. C. W. WIL80N.

J. B. G. RENNEDf, Agent. apl4 lm ItaUsrec Kwarlnea.

dee. 20 DOUBLE fLU ED BOILERS, from jo to 36 feet lowr doume fined DOCTOR BOILERS, li and 14 feet. 1 LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, with Engine attached, lr ENGINES. 10 fact stroke bv incbea. 4 and 6 feet stroke by 14 and IS inches.

Tor sale by J. E. HYDE igent Diving Be. I Boat, apl4 tf under 8C Charles Hotel. Oot Ub 8eei BnlU, FOR FUEL, rRE OF CHARGE, To any one that will come alter them, at my Factory, Xfo.

80 New Levet street, corner Notre Dame. apl 3t F. M. FISfL OH. SO bbls.

Refined COTTON 81 1ED OIL for sale By SMITH, COOPER A gTEBBIf Tt Poydraa Street. Chain Cable aa Anchor. a AKCHOS8 SD to ltil It CKll OU SO tens CHAIN CABLES, best English proved, to 1 inch, rer sa ny SMITH, COOPER 8TEBB1NS, 74 Pjyarei street. Tin flate. untra RHlftHTTiN '0 jjv M.

OUu. 1W boxes Ic and la LEADED TIN; slightly aasnaaen by water, ror sale tow oy 8MJTH, COOPER A 8VEBBIN8, j. 74 Pevdraa street. Cerdaare. Dock.

500 COILS MANILLA ROPE, i tinrh: 300 Bales Woodbuiv COTTON DUCR. Nee. i 10 1 landing and in store. For sa by v. SMITH, COOPER A 8TEHB1NS.

74 Poydraa street. PI Tin. 106 PIGS BANCA. For sale by SMITH, COOPER A 8TEBBINS, aale Mt 74 Poydraa street. Hotel Bar at a Bargain.

THE Good Will, Block. Fixture, and beas nf a Hotel Bar, in a central kcatioa, with si good run of custom, 4ot sale lew for cash. This is a rare chance for a practical man, wno has a little money and understands bis busin a. For particulars, inqol'. ef Dr.

OavRRY, 197 Gravier address CHARLES HOWARD, at the St Charles eL i apl4 r' liOt. ON Saturday, 13th oa Triton Walk, near Bacchus or earamdelet atreeta. a Urge POINT LACE COL IAR. The fiuder will be suitably rewardrd by leaving atnt at that office. aei Stray BreiT and llorae.

Brongbt yesterday evening to the stable of the 3 avvsriiaer, corner or ieipomeue ana rerres atreeta. a stray tlORBE wito Orav. marked No. Vo. The owner can have it by applying at the above Ialng the exprnses.

apit it" 1.01, A small bunch of KEYS Ix or seven), a sollt steel rmsv Th finHer will greatly oblige by leaving them at the office of aha Picayune. A enstaoie reaera wiu oe given. pia 'egav A small Terrier DoG, fawn co or, long ears la I. tail. "TTh.

Also A yewfenndlaed BLUT, about two years old. black, rrTtUglosly hBircurled, three white feet and yellow eyes. person bringtngthem to 17 Canal street, snail ra i ceif Five IeaJara Reward, and no questions askad. SiBsnvrj susasnsi. UK cj.

fr i at a run' Dreaaed Florida fellow rtne rioor eDUU.UUU tnxandO Celling, tare Edge 180.008 feet fat Banare 100.000 feet DD flhelvina. 11 and 11 l.oo.er feeg Rough Lam ber. BcentHna and Joist. eoe.oao fee 1, 1 llsj ad taeh Seaaoned Cypraav oa.orsj BUrigli A ftul anrpiy Door Jasah. Bttada and Moulding eiwavt tea baavd, or made te'eeder a tbe sbortost notice, at the sUhratsd Bagdad Ssah Factory, of Bagdad.

WeeCFwrirla, a thA lowest market prices, by SIMPSON A DORR, New Basla, aa tasnaaf Robaitsoa and Tirmlonse rtre ta. njapi4 oi 9l" THE BATTLE WON. cftelllnar Off ac War Prieesj. ureas moacemenca are eirereei to per sorts wishing to buy Plaan Fortes. a tftt Fine octave rianee are bow ottered At I'll if 1 tor ti $vn, to relne a sto.k stiU Imrea.

on account of hard times. CHlxena and strsneers are Invited to examine for them fetttvea. p. p. mERLEIN A HAL8EY.

pl4 6t and Camp, and 1 71 Canal eta, rP P. CTerlela Se Haloey, Publishers Sheet Maatc and Masic "Booka a rants for tha aale of Liehte at Bradbmrv's Plane Fortes. Also. Peters. 5J Hi if lWebe, 4 Soothera made.

Piano Everything 1st too Music line. Tro Forte TW ar HpeJred7 Snata to set.v,,,'. p. VVERLETN A HALSEY. I api4 f.g, and Camp and 1 Canal at.

I A' IftENCH PRo'lTiSt'tVth'besr recommend aiions takes) tola eeeaaia to Am hi. as fceads af jsp.iriea who.aaav" desire, la these Mm a of ooH Bicar troublra to edncate there ehiil em tvrsv. Inalroctioa la the lighter as well aieuieuttry givra. auuicm sneer, care or cue jPfcat i ne. at Nesrroo tmr Hm.1: 1 Oa good Washer and Ironer, SO years r) t' A'Na, I Field Rand, tt yatra eld.

A i 5 4 A likely Honsc GirL 18 yean a d. jjLm, Will be told low, it applied for soon, at f.wiuon street. apl4 tt 4 AMUSEMENT ACADEMY OF MTJSIO. ST. CHARGES STREET.

MONDAY EVENING, April 16, 1881 Highly flattering complimentary senent to tne renowuea magician, ROBERT HELLER. By the employeea of the" Theatre, And LAST NIGHT OF THE SEA80N. STUPENDOUS BILL! WONDERFUL I MIRACULOUS! MATRVELOCS! First and laat time of the INEXH aUBTIBLE BOTTLE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE SECOND SIGHT. Programme entirely new Tricks mysterious, interesting auu lUtuuipreut uMuic. iUuice Km liuu vi uuat wjr MISS MARY BEHTRAM.

THE MAGIC PIANO, TJndeT the mairic touch of the Great Magician, will dis course, magically, sweet music. apu at ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ST. CHARVKS STREET. SPALDING Jt ROGERS Proprietors. C.

G. CHESLEY, Manager. D. R. ALDER.

Treasurer. RE ENGAGEMENT OF THE RENOWNED WIZARD ROBERT BELLER, And the Charming Balladist, Miss MARY BERTRAM, Fr positively only One Week Longer Wonderful Magical ana aaecuauicai xreceptioue aupero music tn tne Magic Piano New Effects in the Bewildering Second Sight Naw Ballads by Miss Bertram and tne Great Sensational Illusion of Execution Done on Heller, or the LAST PENALTY, and EXTRAORDINARY REAPPEARANCE OF THE RENOWNED MAGICIAN. ap8Y Saturday Last Noon Performance of the Renowned MAGICIAN, when a peculiarly pleasing entertainment will be presented for Ladies and Children. VANNTJCHFS MUSEUM 10T IT. CHARLES STRJCET.

If early opposite the St. Charles Theatre. THE TEMPLE OF ART I Containing ever 860 FIGURES, LIFE SIZE, renras eating many ef the moat celebrated subjects in History ue greater pan ei tne rignrea moving oy oiacnmery. GREAT ATTRACTION I Engagement for a limited period of the 8COTCH GIANT ESS, FANNIE WALLACE, weighing 675 pounds, who baa had the honor of appearing before Queen Victoria. Her first appearance in this country.

To the already Magnificent Collection, has been added THE KECErTlUn Or IMS JATAKESE ESI ABUT, by President at tbe White House, May 17. The Clothing and Weapons were resell ted to BIO. VAKN UCHL by order of tbe Prince, linimo Rnnian. The Conference between LOUIS NAPOLEON, VICTOR EMANUEL and GARIBALDI. The ngnreain una Group are considered splendid Likenesses.

BIRTH OF CHRIST IN TtlE MANGER OF BETHLEHEM A beautiful Tableau. THE LAST SUPPER THE TRIAL OF CHRIST. CRIMEAN HEROES AND EUKOfEATt fUWEKs, OLD JOHN BBOWN AND HIS ASSOCIATE MURDERERS, of Harper 'a Ferry Notoriety, which will represent them truthfully In form, fearer, and stature. Admission, centsi Children, half price. F16 tf If 40 J.

JACOBS. 4'J WATCHES, JEWELRY, CALIFORNIA AND REAL DIAMOND! Baiijoa, Accor eons, Guitars, Violins, and all kindi of Musical Instruments. Watches and Jewe'ry carefully repaired, sso 40 and 41 St. Charles street CHOICE LIQUORS. 1,500 casks CLARET, of the feltowlnc Brands i ST.

CHRISTOLY MEDOC, ST. LAURENT and ST. ESTEPHE MEDOC. T. JULIEN MEDOC, ST.

EMILI0N an HT. TAL ENCE, PAUILLAC MEDOC, CANTENAO and MARGAUX MEDOC. AROSE MEDOC, LEOYILLE MEDOC, Grand ST LAMBERT. GRAND VIN VRAI BOYER CANON, 1857. GRAND VIN PAUILLAC MEDOC, ler.

era, 1861. GRAND VIN MARGAUX MEDOC, ler. crn, 1851. GRAND VIN CHATEAU LEOVILLE MEDOC, 1861. 3,000 boxei CLARET fer Table and Desaert Uae CAN TEN AC and MARGAUX MEDOC, in pint, and quarts.

BT. JULIEN and ST. ESTEPHE MEDOC, in pints and qnarta. LEOVILLE and LAROSE MEDOC, in pints and qnarta. CHATEAU BERNONE and PAPE CLEMENT MEDOC, in pints and qnarta.

CHATEAU LAN ESS AU and CHATEAU PEROANSON. GRAND VIN VRAI BOYER CANON. GRAND TIN MARGAUX MEDOC, ler. era. GRAND VIN DESjNIEVAIL MARGAUX.

GRAND VIN CHATEAU LEOVILLE. GRAND VIN CHATEAU LAFITTE. Also A general assortment of WHITE WINES, in boxes, caska and half casks. BURGUNDY WINES. Having the Bote Agency for the Sale of Messrs.

JULES LAU88EURE A CO. '8 Superior WINES, we call tbe attention of the trade and public In general to their fine qualities, such as follcws BEAUNE, VOLNAT, FOMMARD, NOTTS and BT. GEORGE GRAND VIN RICHEBOURG, CHAMBERTIN, RO MANEE and CLOS DE VOUGEOT. WHITE WINES Of ChabUs, Meursanlt and Moutrachet. SPARE LING WINES Cote d'Or, Vieux Cepsand Ro mance Rouge.

CHAMPAGNE. Piper Co. 'a HEXDBIECR, of 18 bottles each. of 24 half botUal each. J.

Lausseure at Co. RED 8TAR, of bottles each. of 84 half bottles each. BRANDIES BRANDIES. CROIX BRANDT, in half, quarter and octave.

WM. RAYMOND BRANDY, G. V. BERNARD CO. BRANDY, In half, quarter and octave.

NARTIGCE A BIGOURDAN BRANDT, In half, quar ter and octaves. ROUILLAC PROPRIETORS In half, quarter and octave. Celebrated BRANDT WINE, in half, quarter and. octave. MRE.

CA8TILLON, JR, 1815, in half, quarter and octave. Old Superior COGNAC fine CHAMPAGNE, quarters and octaves. BURGUNDY, PORT AND MADEIRA WINE. ISO quarters MADESIA, F. Grouaset.

100 quarter PORT WINE, SARDINES IN OIL. AND FRUITS IN JUICE. 160 caae SARDINES, of 100 qr. boxes each, mark RodeL 76 of 100 hi loo boxes, of is bottles each, Assorted FRUITS, in Juice, OLIVE OIL. AND EMPTY BOTTLES.

too baskets OLIVE OIL, of 1 bottle each and 34 ounces, Foasel A fil. 100 baskets OLIVE OIL, of 24 half bottle each and 1 ounces, Possel At fila, MO baskets OLIVE OIL, of 13 bottle each and tS ounces, Possel A fils. 160 baskets OLIVE OIL, of 34 hall bottle each and 11 4 ounces, Possel A fila. isketa EMPTY BOTTLES, of 100 bottles each. 13 baskets of 160 half bottle etch.

AU the above Good are of direct importation and different vintages, tn store and under Cnstomhsuse keys, for aale on reasonable terana by A. CASBIERE 6c spl4 Bo A We BRANDIES. WINES, tbe. EUG. ROOHEREAU OO 16 ajl 18 SbXaala Street, Offer for sale tha foOoviac good from United State Bonded Warahoate i BRANBTBS.

BAyTAluaMvwiperlar Brandy, J. B. Oadard, Caatttkm, Banker HBL Legrang As Gedar frtreV Th. Oodard Ta jsf aeveral vintage, J. Deamaln la, Otard Daaay, liiiaaml, Btbart, Laaa preTt1 Peflevoiaia, CK aUTlarj Mrq( CAnU laartla'.

1 CLARETS. Th beat brand, either tn woqd kU glaaa, (roan the meowing bowse Barton 4k 6rsrtlf, Davargier, B. Redoa. Monthesrll Frasve f. a.

Bare dc SaDJua. J. Iauin Ja.k 'i CHAMP AG NX, KING a PORT 1 HXIETJES, TEEafOUTH, apl4 it tARDUm. ac VARIETIES THEATRE, GRAVLER STREET. Mr.

JOHN E. OWENS Sole Leasee and Manager. Mr. CHABLES Stage Director. Mr.

GEO. T. COLLINS Acting Manager. summehTseason. SUNDAY EVENING, April 14, 1861 Second thv of the popular comedy of JOHN BULL Hon.

Tom Shuffli ton, Mr. George Jordan: Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr W. Lclghfc.n; Frank Rocadale, Mr. F. Maeder Thomberrt.

Mr. Chas Baa John Borr. Mr. Wallack: Dennis Biulgrudderv. Mr.

C. Mo ton Dan, Mr. T. Edoin Lady Caroline Braymore, iwiss c. Thompson mary lnnrnoerry.

miss A trra hatn Mrs. Brnlcrudderv. Mrs Chapman L'AN DALOUSE 'lie Francis To conclude with the farce ot SKETCHK8 IN IN DI A Principal charac ters by Messrs. Mark Smith, C. Morton, T.

EJwln M'mes Cbapmsn, W. H. Leightonaud 8ejm ur. PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to location, from 44 to a farquette ana ureas circle. 75 cents seats reserved during tne day, el quadroon Gallery, cents Loges, 60 cents Colored Gallery, 36 eenta White Gallery, 26 cents.

saT The Box Office open daily, from 9 o'clock A. M. to 4 o'clock P. when seats and boxes may be aeenred twoo'ays in advance of the day of performance. BaF Doors open at baf past 6 o'clock performance to commence at 7 o'clock.

apl4 W. B. CHIPPENDALE, Treasurer. MAGNOLIA CONCERT HALL, CORNER PERDIDO AND BARONNE STREETS, Above the Carrollton Railroad Depot. Charles Lacoume.

FREE CONCERT OPEN EVERY EVENING The beat Entertainment in the city. TWELVE TAL ENTED ARTISTS, who appear nightly in a series of BuIVuB, DAPiuts. rABiomimiS, PAtttLS, ate. Saff Poors open at 7 o'clock. Performance t.

commence at 8 o'clock. mbm lm 8PAUDING 0c ROGERS'S MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET, (Adjoining the Academy of Music.) THE GRAND AQUARIA. OR OCEAN AND RIVES A perfect Working Model Miniature Steamshin The faanone German Mechanical Or largest Stuffed Specimen and Skeleton of a BOA CONSTRICTOR ever aeen Besides 100.000 other curiosities. ADM I8SI0N 50 cents.

Children and Servants 15 cent. gsT Open day and night, from lu A. M. to 10 P. F0 For Sale.

A SMALL SAILBOAT. Inquire at ERNEST TCRPIN Confectionery, 66 Old Levee street, 6t between St. Louis and Conti streets. Pork, Beef and Sauaagei. JOHN CLAVERIH would respectfully inform tbe pub lic Uat at his Stall, No.

0 Poydraa Market, the bestl PORK and BEEF la to be found in the city. He also ia always supp'ied with M'me Clavorle's celebrated SAGE SAUSAGES, to which be would invite tbe attention of epicurea. He would be pleased to have a call from marketers. spin it Loan for the Defence of the Confederate STATES. FIVE MILLIONS of this most advantageous invest vnan.

Mill I h. nlfarail fn tk. nn lh Inh An.ll ensuing, and every citiien tirouguout tne States will have tbe opportunity of taking a share of the beiefit, at the same time of sustaining the cause of his country. Bonds with coupons will be issued in sums frora (1000 to 60, and where it is preferred, stock certiticatea in the usual form may be had. The interest is at eight per cent.

per annum, payable every six months at ail our principal cities. 1 he debt baa the very nnniual and Important security of a duty of one eighth of a cent per pound, or ahout sixty two centa per bale on all cat ton exported. Tnii duty, under ail circumstances of peace or war, secure the punctual payment of the interest, and furnishes a sinking fund lor tbe redemption of the principal. The coupons when due are receivable in payment of tbe duty on cotton, and are thua made available aa coin. everywhere in our country.

In order to enable all portions of enr people to take part of this valuable investment and to exhibit their common interest in raising funds for the common aefence, books of subscription will be opened at the cities and principal interior towns i five per cent, must be paid in cash at the time oi subscrip tion, and the remainder on or before the 1st May interest to ran from th date of such payment. Person desiring to secure their subscription may pay in cash the whole amount ana take a receipt for the delivery of bonds or stock. To equalize the rate ef subscription at all' points and te enable all persona conveniently to subscribe, current bank notes of the place will be received at their market valne in coin. In caae of aa over subscription, preference will be given to those who pay down their whole subscription next subscribers of too next to subscribers of also, C. G.

HEMMINaER, Secretary of the Treasury. Montgomery, March lft, 1(01. For more ample information to all concerned, a copy of the act ef Congiese is subjoined An Act to raise money for the support of the Government. and to provide for the defence of the Confederate States of America, Section The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact that the President of the ConfaHorsr States be, and he ia hereby authorised, at any time 1. fV wnuiu iwont uiuuiiu ma ui tma tCL to borrow, on the credit of the Confederate Btatea, a sum not exceeding fifteen millions of doUars, or so much thereof aa in his opinion tbe exigencies of the pnolic service may require, to be applied to the payment of appropriations made by law for tne support of the Government ana lor tne atieuce oz tne uonieaerute state.

Bee 8. The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby author. lzed. bv tbe consent ot the President of the CoafealAraea. States, to cause to' be prtprred certificates of stock or bonds, in such sums aa are hereinafter mentioned, for the mount to be borrowed a aforesaid, to be signed by the Register of the Treasury, and sealed with the seal of tbe TiCisurv i and tbe aaid certificates of stock or bonds ahaJI be ade payable at tbe expiration of ten year, from the first dav of September naxt and the interest sbaii be pua semi annoaiiy, at tne rare oi per cent, per annum, at iu, iroawury auu sucu utuer place as toe Secretary of the Treasury may designate.

And to tbe bond wtiici snail dc tasueo, as aioresaiu, snail oe attached coupons for tbe aeir i annual interest which msy accrue, which coupons may be signed by officers to be appoi ited for the purpose Oy tbe Secretary of the Treasury. Aud ne iniiu oi toe oiaies is nereDy pledged for tbe due payment of the principal and Interest of tbe (aid stftck and bond Sec a. At the expiration of five years from the first day of September next, the Confederate 8tates may pay np any portion of the bonds or stocks, opon giving thror niomhjrVrevioos public notice, at tbe seat of Government, et the particular bonds to be paid, and the time and place of payment: and Irom and after tli time so appoiutea, no iurcner interest: snail oe paid on said stock or bonds. Sec 4. Tha certificates of stock and bond shall be Issued In such form and for such amounts a may be determined by tbe Secretary of the Treasury, and may be assigned or aeuverea onuer socn regulations as ne may stabliaa.

out uonv oi lufiu laaii uc lor a aum mas niry OOllarSi and be shall report to Congresa, at its next session, statement in detail of bia Droceedinn. and the rax at whlih tbe loan may have been made, and all expenses attenuixig Bee 6. From and after the first day of August. 1881, there shall be levied, collected and aaid a duty of im. eighth of one cent per pound on all cotton in the raw state exoorted irom the Confederate States i which dots ia.

hereby specially pledged to the doe payment ot interest and principal of the loan provided for in this act; and th Semtary of the Treasury ia hereby authorized and required to eatab'ish a sinking fund to carry into effect the provisions of tbis section. Provided, however, That the interest coupons iasned under tbe second section of tois act, wnen aue, ne receivaote in payment or toe export doty on cotton provided, alao, that when tae debt and interest heron, herein authorised to be oontracteJ shall be extinguished, or the sinking fond provided far tnat purpose soau oe aueuuaie to ana ana, tne said ex. port auty anau cease ana artermine. Approved SOth February, 161. Slnklnc Fand for the Confederate Loan.

CO CI FEDERATE STATER OF AMERICA, Treasury Department, Montgomery, April 4, 1861. Ia pursuance of an Act of Congress authorizing a loan of Five Millions of Dollar, and directing the Secretary of the Treasury to establish a sinking fund from tbe export duty on cotton, for the payment oftbe principal and Interest ef tbe same. I do hereby establish the following plan for the said sinking fond: Tbe Treasurer ot tbe Confederate State (hall keep a separate account or all moneys paid over by the collec tions of tte customs as tha nett proceed of tha export duty on cotton, and from tha (aid moneys hs ihali pay the semi annual interest wtlch shall accrue each first day of March whenever an a mount shall be placed In the Treasury sufficient to pay the interest to accrue tn th following September, ha shall reserve the same for that purpose, and the surplus proceed of the duty received an to the said first of September, remaining after payment of all interest and expenses of the management of tha debt, shall be applied to the purchase, from th lowest bidder, of th bond or (took certlacatea issued under th aai act. Public notice shall be given in a gazette at th seat ef eovemment, far thirty days, and at each ether place a the Secretary of tad Treasury rmay direct, inviting pro. poaals from bolder for the sale to the Government of the aid bond and stock, to be accepted at the discretion of tbe said Secretary of the Treasury, where the old ahall demand mora than the face ef the bond or certificate.

C. EMM INGE R. 1 Aecretary of the Treasury. Referring te the ahoy advertisement for a loan of Five Millions of Dollars to th Confederate States, together with the act of Congress creatine It, th undersigned, ap pointed Commissions rs, give notice to the public that book of subscription for aaid loan, will be opened at th Citizen' Bank, of Louisiana, on th 17th ef April, 186L Apeit fieea other ccmsiderationa, thia loan eifora te am acriber a high rat at Interest eight per cant, per an num payable semi annually, and th highest order ef security aparial atpi epilation ef an export duty en pottoa ef eae eigntb of a cent per pound thru presenting Inducements which cannot fail to com spend thobaata public favor aa eerf pro ruble investment. Tj SAMUEL SMITH, Hi.AME8 D.

deneork; J. FORSTALL, lOUai NOBLE, new OHeaaa, Aprft (B, 1M1 athJO taolT lrfre Dalian Reward. LOST On Thursday. 11th fat Ska neighborhood of Magszioeand Edward a aeuer btoj i. caMor wn.tsi.

asm liver iaiiorae 1 an. Had a a brass coJar with chain, end owner's aaea hereon. Any person returning heT te Gravier street will ivcelT lb above reward. Dr. B.

II. Darky CensultateaaV Room, its tarevier street, econ atonal frum Barrmn, NrwOrlean, GTV7CS part rular attenthrn te Diseaeea arising front impurity ef the blood. Irregularities ef the Nervous System treated with Electro Magnet issa. aia asm i SPECIAL NOTICES ATTENTIOnTjEFF BAVJS CADETS Yo are ordered to attend drill on MONDAY, 7oelocliP, at tbe Arsenal, corner St Louu street aud nge Allev. Kv nrrlrr nf 1 F.

PLAXCHIKD. CaDt.ln. B. LCCIN ADAM, O. 8.

aol It HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA OUAttD, April 13, 1861. Ton are hereby ordered to aaaemble at yonr ArTuory, on MONDAY, the lilb at 11 o'clock A. In I full unilorra, to esroif oar conradea of tbe 'Guard. Crescent lliiles and MontKomery Guards, en route for Pensacola. By order of C.

E. triKAHLHsr, Captain torn g. JA9. A. MORAN, Secretary.

tar 1 shall kern hanks ooen for one week tenser a' Na. 84 Cumman to rive all stockboldevs an ovportuuity to sobfcribe for stork the Southeru Pacific Railroad Com piny, at K.the shs and nil desiring to beco i.e shareholders, not now owning stock, at 410 the shar. AU frii nils of this great Southern enterprise are invited to caM within tbe next week. 14 Ct R. V.

Agent. ANNIVERSARY EXFRCISES OF THE COLISEUM Place Baptist Sunday School will take piece SUNDAY, Uth lust at 11 A. at the Ckurch, corner of Camp and Tt rpsichore street An address will be delivered by tne mcv ui. nunAtu. apis im I.

O. O. F. The reirolai meetlna of LAFAV ETTE ENCAMPMENT No. 7, I.

O. ill be held at Jefferson Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, 15i inac, at half pat 7 o'clock. ne omrers ana menioers are requesrwa attena, as business of Importance will be brought before them. uy oraer or me r. apl3 3tH J.

BEACH, Scribe. Chief Engineer's Office iew Orleans Fire Oepartineht, Apn is, lmiK Official notice, coming to tbis offn of the nse of the Fire Alarm Telegrapn lor military purpose Tblaisto notily the Fire Department that TWELVE blows on tbe bells, repeated four timea. is not a fire alarm, and tbe Fire Department will te governed accordingly. VAV1U BKiUSUil apl3 EAM Chief Engineer. tn MOUN' yMrA special YJr Hall ol til DAY MU MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No.

F. A. al meeting of this Lodge wil' be held in the their Sessions. Odd fellows' Hall. 8UM DAY MOHNING.

at 10 o'clock. By order of the W. M. apiair J. FURSEAUX, Sec'y.

HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS LIGHT HORSE, April lHhl. In obedience to Genera! Order No. 8, the members of the Orleans Light Horse will keep tbeir horses saddled at any convenient puiut. and tliemKelvea in readiness to assemble in full uniform, at the corner of Canal and Rampart streets. iufitantly on the signal of alarm being given.

J. McD. TAYLOR, Captain. SPECIAL ORDER. Headquarters of the Louisiana Zouaves, New Orleans, April 13, 1861.

Specie' Order No: IX Captain Nemours Lauve will, during my absence, be in command of all troops remaiuhiff at the depot. All the officers, both of bis conipanv and of the adminis tration, will submit themselves to his orders. Captata Lanve will organize the 4th Company iu the shortest possible time, and so soou sa ready will report to lr J. W. Zecharie, who will give him his marching orders for Pen aacola, witn Instructions for the transportation of bis men anrl supplies remaining at quarter.

Capt Lauve will do his utmoet to make up tbe complement of men want ing ox lucsday, the ititn mat. If ('apt. Lauve can, in the time assigned, get 21 men more tban the 9fi which will, compose the company, be will enroll them as sappers All muaiiana pteneiiting themselves will be accepted, without the necessity of a medical examination. Bv order of Lieut. Col.

G. COPPEi. WM K. FOSTER, Acting Adjutant ap 3 It Headquarters 1st Division La Volunteer State Troops, I Iew ur.esus, April lHol. General Orders No 8.

1. In obedience to General Orrlers, No. 81, fnm the Headquarters of nia Excel lency THOMAS O. VOORB, Governor and Coinmaudrr in Chief, tbe Volunteer Troops of this Division, on receipt of this order, will afuen.ble at tbelr respective Arsenals, rully armed and equipped, for active aervice in the field. 2.

Upon the uaual slffiinl of alarm being given, the troops will repair, by Brigade, to their respective ffiaces ot rendezvous, aud, after forming, will march to the head ot Canal stieet 3 Brig. Gen E. L. Tracy, Commanding 1st Brigade, Brig Gen. Palfrey, Commanding Louisiana Legion and Ma) N.

Augustm, Comt. ending the Battalion oi Orleans Gusrds are charged with tbe execution of this order, and will report to the Major General for further order. By order of JOHN L. LEWI8, Ml or General Commanding. L.

E. FORSTALL, apl3 Inspector 1st Division. Headquarters 1st Brigade 1st Division V. S. I New Oneaua, April 1861.

Order No S3. ja2lVr54r 1. In conformity to Division Order No. 8, JCeaWj tbe Volunteer Troops of this Brigade will assemble, forthwith, at their respective Armories, fullv armed and eauiDDed for active service in the field. The Battalion of Washington Artillery will hold themaelvrs ready as Artillery.

a. me tjommenaers oi lorps are cnargea witn tue execution of this order. They will, on assembling, report at once tbe atrength of their cowman to headquarters. ny oraer oi u. lust nrigaater General apl3 JOHN PRADOS, Aid de Camp.

AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY No. The officers and members of this Company are hereby noti nea to atrena a caneo meetiog at tne rrucu House, on MONDAF next. 16th lost at 7 o'clock precisely. By order apis at A. r.

riii ur. secretary. FIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. An adjourned quarterly meeting of tbe Directors of thie Association will be held in the Lecture Room of Odd Fellowa' Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, the 16th InsL, at balf paat 7 o'clock. apis 3t J.

rvLuEa, secretary. Office New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern 1 Railroad Company, New Orleans, March 29, 1861. In conformity with the cbarteY. an election will be held at the office of the company, on Camp street, opposite Lafayette Square, on UON DAY. April IS.

18til. from 9 to 3 o'clock, for eighteen Directors, twelve to be cboseu from stocanoiners retiding in Louisiana, ana six rrom stoca bolders residing in Mississippi i provided a majority of tbe stock of tbe company be represented at said election bat if a majority of tbe stock be not then represented, the election will be held on Monday, April S24, 1861, at the office of the company, from fl to 3 o'clock At the same time and place the stockholders will vote for tbe acceptance or rejection ot the Act of the General A.semoiy amending tne cnaner oi tne company, oy repealing the tenth section of th Act of Incorporation. eel i tapis i tt. b. iuakles, secretary.

I ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS I An officer will be lin attendance, from 8 o'clock A. M. until P. Idaily. to receive enlistment for Immediate active I aervice, in tbe ranks of tbe Orieana Light Guard, at Mbrlr Armory, over the store of Messrs.

Faure It Norman, corner of Customhouse aud Royal streets By order of DOUGLAS WEST, 1st Lieut. Com'g. epu msrejti ct v. rAKKEH, ist sergeant. new orleanr Apm, ism.

A meeting of the Board of Health will take niece at No BL Charles street, on MONDAY next' 1Mb at 8 o'clock, r. tor the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. vtih vrro. it tt a u.t apf 6t Secretary Board of Health. Steamboat Captain' Union Benevolent Association, 1 New Orleans, April 1, 1861.

The annual election for Thirteen Directors, to serve for tbe ensuing year, will take place at the Association Rooms, on ON DAY, May 6, 1861, at 9 o'clock A. M. aps ta ti. u. mccujsAS, secretary.

LOUISIANA TEHCANTEPEC COMPANY, New Orieana, March 30, 181. I In cemformiry with tbe rrrovleions of the charter of thia Company, tbe annual election for Directors will held at the office of tbe Company. 67 Gravier street, on MONDAY, the 1Mb day of Apt 11 next, between the hour ot 1 A. M. and P.M.

apl td II JAMES FLINT, Secretary. Office ot He Finance Committee of the City of New Orleans, Room No. 14 City HalL March 35, 1861. Notice k. hereby given that in accordance with resolu tion No.

662, appr ved March Si, 1881, "authorizing tbe chairmen of the Finance Committee of tbe Council, to advertise during tweuty days, that sealed pro Ksals will be received by them for the redemption of the nds issued by the city in favor of the Pontcbartrain Han roe a company, tor sucn amount a may be now deposited in tbe Citizens' Bank, after paying all coupon of una, An nn RailrMd Bnnila Sealed proposals will be received until the 18th April, 1861. at 6k clock. at the office of the Finance Committee, No. 14 City HalL for the aale to the city of Thirty five Bonds issued in favor of the Fontchartraia Railroad Company. rroposais to oe aaaressea to a uuruis ana li.

rag. STALL, Esq, Chairmen of the Finance Committee of tbe Common Council of the city of New Orleans, an endorsed Proposals for sale of Pontcbartrain Railroad Bond." A. DUPRB, Chairman Finance committee Board Asst. Aldermen. L.

E. FORSTALL, Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen. mh26 tapl Ta Nicaraaaraaa and Their Frleaaa. li The friends of the late Gen. Wm.

Walker wian te JH raise a Company for service under the flag of the Confederate State of America DURING THE WAR ill NOW OPENED. Come forward) and rrrove yourselves, aa yon ever have done, TRUE FRIENDS OF TOE SOOTH! Apply at No. 89 Grarlr street, THOS. DOLAN. apl 3 6t Late Major Nicarauguan Army.

Far Sale. The fine Clipper Schooner BRAZIL. 115 ton, four years old, and well found ia every respect, and fit for any vovaare. will be sold at a reasona ble price, applied for soon. Now lying at Post IT, Second District.

For terms apply to T. JENKINS 188 Gravier street, aplS 3t Ot to Captain on board. Twenty Dallara Reward. LOST On the nth between Canal st and the Fourth District Girla' High School, ea Cheatnat street, a Lady's Sold Hunting Watch, i with Gold Chain, Key and Heart attached. 'The finder Welti Dieaa leave it at this office.

and receive the above reward. api3 St Natlee ACCORDING to a Judgement rendered by tha Third District Court of New Orleans on tha 19th and aimed cne sso marcn, iboi, sue sura vsart nae uecreeo a se tion rrom dm ana ooara oeryreen auntia wui.ni TEJt and ber huebend r. R. JUlrrus. HAVING repurchased wiy Dry Good business from Mr H.

GOGREVE, I hepe to continue to saerit, by a strict attention, th liberal patronage received la pass rianea, r. a. juaiut, apia at a and t4 Tcboopitoulas atrect. TEN DOLLARS REWARD Absconded yes terday morning, the 11th inst from 66 Claiborne street, tn gnne gm josEirtuNE, agad aoout 'year, sura aaut, eoont feet i iscM (ail, French and English, baa a sear ea en of (er iaa wae raea In Uits city, TstswnsivaM WIU be paid lor aer recuveiy and delivery tl Cosamew atii ut, near Tchea ntoalas. ant tf Ceal Oil.

"TtJBT reeeirsal, large const gnmenf of PARAFFINE BURNING OIL, free tbe (treat Kaaawha and Virginia Ccaapaiiiee Tbe anderatgned ear Sot Agenta fer the aale ef Uaeea Oils in tbe CosirAerMe State. a WEAT A yiLLERE. aplWtf 'y 49 Cntoa street Walaac I. 1 fifir. CUBIC FEET ef Squars WALNTJT LOGS, of large a xe and saperior quality, auitabi for snipping Ft aei or freight by 5 aAh rgainnfrered.

Ala, tee ex Sawed OAK. LCMBER. at low prices, tor cswh paee. putf eVatfSJsw tj GR0CEPJES. JAMES W.

FEE, FAMILY GROCER, 99. wtreet. 99 NEW ORLEASI If turn receivinj and has for sale sr fresh supply of well selected article in bit line, which mey be embraced under the following classifications, to which tbe attention of the pnbiic is respecSfully solicited ARTICLES IN CANS. Baltimore Oysters, fresh and spiced, in STB can. Salmon, fresh and spiced, in 1, and 6TB cans.

Lobster, fresh, in 1 and 3Tb can Veal. Mutton, Beef, Turkey, Turtle, in 116 cans. Turtle, Ox Tail and Chicken Soup, in gn can. Sardine, In whole, half and qr. boxe.

French Petes Truffles and Mushroom. Fresh Green Peas and Anchovie American Green Corn, Tomatoes and Asparagus. Solidified Milk. BUTTER, fcc. Goshen, selected to order.

Western, in large and small keg. Lard, in keg and Jars. CHEESE. Dutch Bead Cheese. Sap Sago Cheese.

English Dairy Pineapple New York Cream Cheese. Western Bent' Water, in tin and barrel. English and American Cracknell. Butter Crackeia. Sugar Cracker Water Boston Soda Lemon Wine Ginger CANDLES.

Macy' Patent Colored. Cincinnati Star. ncy's Patent Wax and 8perm. Paraffine Wax at sue per pound COFFEE. O.

G. Java Coffee. Laauayra Extract Coffee. Mocha Coffee. Mexican Rio Coffee Jamaica CHOCOLATES.

'Baker's'' single, double and treble VanlUa; No. 1 Plain Cocoa and Broma. Premium EXTRACTS. Preston a Merrill's, I ol viale, Vanilla, Almond, Pineapple, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Ac Peach aad Rose Water. Orange Flower and Florida Water FLOUR, dee.

St. Louis, extra, barrels aud half barrel. Bucxwneai, in oags ana ooxe. Corn MeaL Maccaroni. Oat Meal.

Hominy, coarse and fine. Corn Flour. Tapioca. Arrow Root. Cox's Gelatin Bean.

Sago. Farina. Rice, Split Pea Pearl Barley Vermicelli. FRUITS AMD NUTS. Dried Apples, peeled.

Dried Peacbe peeled. Prunes, in Jars and boxes. Layers and Sultana Figs, Currants and Citron Orange. Almond and Pecan FISH. Mackerel, Mess and Large No.

in kits. Mackerel, No. 1. in quarter and half barrel Mess Shad, in kit. Halibut Fin.

No. 1 Salmon, In kit. MEATS. Westphalia Ham Western Ham, various brand Sides, sugar cured and plain. Beef, corned, plain, spiced and amok.

Tongues, smoked and pickled. MOLASSES. Erurar House Molasse Golden Syrup. Rebolied Sugar House Syrup. Oils.

'KlepperV extra Olive. Lard Oil. Spent. On. Cotton Seed OIL PICKLES.

English Assorted, in qnarta and pint French in pint American in gallons, half fallen aad aoarta. Nonpareil and Capotes Caper Spanish and French Olive Stuffed Peppers. Stuffed Mangoes. PRESERVES. French, tn Juice, assorted.

trench. In Brandy, Shaker Sweetmeats, Baltimore Sweetmeats, assorted. Baltimore Jellies, Baltimore Peaches, fresh, in can, Baltimore Strawberrie fresh, la can. Guava Jelly: Canton Ginger. English Jellies Prepared Coifs Feet.

Madeira and Lemon English Jellte Fie Fruit, English and American. SALT. Table, Araer. Fine, In boxe Table, English Fine, in Jar Liverpool, sks aad 16B bgs. Turk's Island, Coarse, in ska.

SAUCES. Worcestershire i Harvey John Bull. Soy. Beefcteak; Reading; Ac, 4tc Genuine India Cnrrie Powder. English and American Walnut and Mushroom Ketchup.

Baltimore and Boston Tomato Ketchup. Pepper Banc 1 Salad Cream. SOAP. Honey, Almond, Ac, in cake Castille, White and Variegated. Bull' extra Brown, New York and Boston brand SPICES.

Pepper Black, whole and ground, and pure. White Pepper, in bottle Cayenne Pepper, tn bottle Cloves, Ginger, Cinnamon and Alsplce, ground and whole. Mace and Nutmegs, whole and ground. Mustard Durham, Kentucky and "Smith'" Extra. Boston and French Mustard, In Jar SUGAR.

Crushed Sugar. Powdered Sugar. Loaf Granulated Sugar. Brown and Clarified Plantation. TBA.

Imperial and Gun powder, Carious. EatreFin. Fine, Young Hyson, Curiou Extra Fine, Oolong, Curious Extra Fin fins. Souchong (English Breakfast,) Extra Fine, tar These Tea are selected from th choicest grade to be had in the New York market. LIQUORS.

BRANDIES Otard Dupuy Achile Petit; and Old Henneaay; in glass and weed. WINES. WTNES Madeira, Sherry, and Port, in (las and wood. CHAMPAGNE Heidaeick, qt and Ms. Versenay, dai Eorene Clicquot, Longwortbs Catawba, da.

CLA RET In cases, pint aad qarta, 8 to 10. SALTERN? In casta, pint and quart CORDIALS. Anisette, to basket Assorted French. Curacoa; Maraschino, a larr Alcohol Bay Bum. MALT LIQUORS, dee.

SCOTCH ALE India Pale Ale, and London and Bublia Porter, In qbarte aad plot, yarion breads Newark Champagne Cider; Boxer's, Hostetter's and Southera Bitter SUNDRIES. HERBS Sage, Summer Savory, Marjoram and Thyaae. Carb. Soda, Bal Boda, Saleratua papers. Cream Tartar la YTNlWAR WhlU Wine and Cider.

Taa tFowdera. Water and Flour Bucket Floer and Wisp Brooma, Blacking. Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes. lhttBrlc7 Clothe Una and rtna IWaabal rmmmm latTcr Knlyea, for opening Tin Cant, Wach Board, Ac, FAU thaky good ar oUy gunrantaea, and eruv be delivered free ef drayage in the cityl Order fraavkb a eountry, accamranleA by th cash or good dty pccaptX avmWfrraaiptlyirttenAedte. S.

JAS. W. FEFL at SAStt at Camp (tract. Jsr trv. J1 WANTS; WANTED A sitaal ion by a respectable Girl hi amn private family, who intent leaving tbe city She ari 1 take chars uf children.

ut avd fit ibelr dresses, and make herself generally useful The beet of ty refef ence given Address D. at this office, or ir St At drew street near enret pI4 Jt ANTED Two otic i ana. to accompany be Louisiana Guard to Pensacnl a on Monri the lAth lnat Arp'y to Headquarter, ffl Magazine street. apt it ANTED TO HIKE A good Couk. Washer and Iron.r Colored mclureit.

Andreas B. ft. this office. ap)4 8t ANTED A Girl to Nurse and assist in dohig Housework CVl'Ted DTflfirr.H Annlv at No. alii HBaa zine, corner of Ri bard street.

ap'4 tf ANTED By a young Win Lady, a situation as ronm on 8eamstre or Nure. to travel or a alt na tion ss common Seamsiress. tbe city or coun'ry the conntry Please address L. Lafayette Post Offic apl 4 3t WANTED To Teach In an Academy or a institution of leaning, or private family, Latin, Greek, Batb matl.s. Belle fcettres, arc, or th common branches, two or three bou per day.

Would take a class of Buys to prepare Ur college, or, if desired, wonld carry them through the usual college coorse Best of references given if desired. Ac dress Box iftW, Post Office, or eon sut J. WEST, IS. Magazine street, or JAMES F. OTIS.

Rsq at tbia office. apU gt vvTANTtli By a respectable, hraltby Woman, with a Vfrr breast of milk, a situation as Wet Norse. Inquire at No. 188 Second street, between Laurel and Jersey streets. Fourth District, right hand "aide, towards the river.

epl4 3t WANTED One two Gentlemen, or a Lady and Gentlemen, can be accompanied with Board and pleasant Front Rooms, fitted witb gs, in a private family. Reference exchanged. Inquire at 864 Magazine street. nil Sutf A ANTED WETaN DUE A colored Girl without a vv child would be preferred. Apply at No.

143 St. Ann street, between Burgundy and Rampart, apl3 3t 1 ANTED Bv a respectable middle aged Woman, who understands cutting and fitting children's d'eises. a situation as Beamstnss or Nurse in a private family. st of references given. Address M.

B. Cat this office apis St 11 WANTED By a respectable Girl, a situatlin as Bramsrress and to do general sewing. Address 8. et office. apia 3t yy ANTED BOARDERS Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board in a genteel French famHy, permanently, if convenient: LocatUn pleasant and within five minutes walk of Canal street.

References exchanged. Addre E. Picayune office. apio lm 4 ANTED A Wet urse, without child mast come well recommended. ADPIy at the corner of Bavou Road and Maraia atreet.

apt 3t WAN I ED By a Lady of superior a compllshments, a situation In tbe bouse of a Widower, to take charge of hi house, servants, and would prefer a place where there are no amall children. Apply immediately. Addreea M. at thia office. apU 3t WANTED A Nurse to take charge of three small children.

Apply at it Carondelet street, up stair apl8 at VV ANTED By a Dry Good. House, an assistant Book Yv keeper and Colle tor. Permanent siturtion. Good salary Address Post Othca Box iiti. apia 3t AJ ANTED A situation as Drug Clerk by a young VV Man of experience.

Refe to bis laH employer. Address Box No. 3M3, P. New Orleans. ap'S lot 11; ANTED A cook a Householu Seivant for a small vv lamilv.

Apply at lit) St Joseph street, between St. Charlrs and Croud let street apit 3t" WANTED A first rlasa business Penman, for a part oralltbeda or if desired, the wrk can be ''one at night. Tbe situation may be peroianeut if desired. Appiy. with rtterence to A at thif office, apl 4 ANTEti A Wet Nurse, without a child, who can give good references.

Apply at No, 13o Julia itreet. apia 3t WANTED By two German Girla, situations ta do homework or atttnd children, with pvatiealaaving the city tor th summer. Weil commended by present employer. Apply to MR. SCHWAKTZE, tapis 3t 4( Caronaeiet street ANTED Boarders A Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated with good Board and a well fur nished room, in a private family.

Also, a few day bnard er at reasonable price Rrierence given and required. Address R. Picayune Office. apl8 St ANTED A Lady, qualified by experience in the education of yormg ladies, eesirea an engaeementae Instructress in family Her department of instruct'on includes English. French and Music Address Instrnct res Box TO, P.

O. aplS 3t ANTED TO GBOCERS A young man, having bad li years' experience in the Wholesale Grocery business, aesires a position aa Saleaman, General Cterk or to travel for some House The best references given a to ability, Address 4. L. office of this paper. pli 1 ANTED A young Lady desires a situation a Sot ernes In a family or school where instruction in Enelish brancbea and Music would be reauired.

Addreea Box T39, New Orleans, La. apll 4t WANTED A Lady is desirous ot procuring a situation Saleswoman in a respectable retail store. Sbe 1 active, and would oe willing to advance tbe la tores ta of tbe business in every way la ber power. She can furnish the st references as to competency and respectability. Addreea F.

Picayune Office, New Orieana. aoo 'et WANTED A good Cook, to sssiat in the Washing and Ironing for a email family. Best references required. Apply between 9 and 11 A. at 15 Josephine street.

ape iff 'ANTED A man, advancedjn years, wishes a situation a BookkeeDor or in any carxcitv his servieea might otherwise be useful. The highest reference can be given. Add i ess MBicayune offic mhl9 tf COPARTNERSHIP. DISSOLUTION The Partnership, of RUSH A HAWN ia thia day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will attend to tbe settlement of the bus! nese of the firm, and th name of the late firm will be need in liquidation New Orleans, April 11.

1M1. E. M. RUSH A icopy.j Junn r. Hswa, THE undersigned have formed a Copartnership, fn tMs city, under the firm of BARKER A HAWS, and will continue the Fartoraxe and Commission Hssinees of tbe lata firm of RUSBA A HAWN, at Ni 79 Carondelet street, up stair.

new uneana, April 11, lsvt. w. w. ztAttaEK, apis tf Copy.J JOHN P. HAWN.

EK8HIP JOHN MctNTYRE and MARK H. APPLEGATE have this day associated them selves together for tbe purpose of carrying on the Plumb lug business, at the old stand 109 Poydraa street, N. O. McINTYRE A APPLEGATE. Iew Orleans, April lstu.

apio tit 1 DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNELSHlP. The firm of LUNESCHLOSfC BROTHERS A CO. has thia day been dissolved by motael consent. Mr. Berbecker, No.

66 Maiden Lane, New York, and Mr. H. Luntscbtoss, No. 114 Cams street. New Orlean will attend to any un settled bualaea of th late firm.

H. LUNEBCHLOSS, C. LUNESCHLOSS, BERBECKER. By H. LUNEBCsILObB, Attorney.

New Orieana, January in, 1861. ap7 u1 ISSOLCTluN OF PARTNERSHIP. The linn of MOK1TZ a UL of Trinity. duao ved on the 18th March Tbe undersigned will aesume the pay ment of the nubilities corAreetsd by the late firm. L.

MORITZ. New Orlean, Aprtl 6, 1884. ap6 lm NOTICE Th firm of HAYES A SANDERS thia day diaaolved by mutual consent. Either partner will sign the nam ei the firm Uqoidatioa. A.

L. HAYES, R. W. SANDERS. New Orieana, March IMl.

XJ hare thia day associated ourselves together for tbe purpose of carrying on a 'Cotton Factorage and Commission business, under th style of HATES, SANDERS A at 81 Carondelet street. A. L. HAYES, R. W.

8 ANDERS, E. A. TOLEDANO. New Ork ana, March SO, IMl. mhao lm DISSOLUTION The Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under tbe firm of ISsvAN UBtL MUBttAxlU, this day dissolved by ml tnal ceosent.

Either partner will uae tb nam of the fiint tn UaidaUon only, CHAS D. HUBBARD, JAME8 S. BRaNDER, JR JAMES B. BRAtDEn, By EDWARD MATTHEWS, New Orieana, March 88, latsi. Attorney, POPARTS EBAH IP Tbe andersiiaed have thia day formed a Copartnership for tha transaction of a Geo.

oral Fertomee and Commlaslon Business, under th firm of BRANDER, CHAM BLISS A in eonttaaatian of the business of the lata firm of BKANDf A HUB BARD, aa par act before T. Goyoi, notary public, of thai data SAMUEL L. CHAW BLISS, EDWARD MATTHEWS, JAMES 8. BRANDFR, JAMES S. BRANDER, fin comsmndaaa.) By EDWARD MATTHEWS, Attorney: New Orlean March aa, ieei.

mom lm TVISSOLUTION Tha partnership beretofore existing between DAT A KLEIN, ia hereby dissolved by mutual consent. lMseolution takes effect from tbe 1st Inst. Ad Uahilieti anilities ot tbe nraa wui be pas by J. a m.t.is whom au aeote ua ids nrm wui a pasoa DAT AvKUCIN. New Orlean March 19, WH.

XTOTICE Having purcbaeed tb i Vi B. DAY. in the lumber boirlneea, I it In New Orieana. and havina maaie based tb entire latere of inreaai eo wnnaas arraogemeate Soa. keeping a full supply of the beat Yaaoo Cyarees Lumber, I bone be strict attention te coa tin ne terns rtttb at liberal petronag heretafor received by th tat firm af MR.

JAMES BILL la laanlrr antbovizad agent tax the transact ioa of all basins ennhaeted with the trad mNswOrioan i. JL KLEliiii March in. mai. taT N. All aerwen of attorney awetofbr gmatad br anasusixnM sn narreay revoaas.

mhntf S. B. JttAY. TIBSOIJmON. The asnnamlnM PAYNE A BUR.

XJ a thw rmy diasorved by muksal conaen. Either partner will attend teth attlsnM of Ah bast aeaa of the cencera, an ta ftaateftmrU wsed anlv ta haoJdatioa. i J. IXTAYIUL a. a.

idaa W. HDNTlNeVrok.V, I W. H. tMMKKON. 4 TUB nnderslgaad aava formed a cooertneTshrp, fa rhlg dty, under th arm of rATNaH0NTINSTON and will cooateM the Factorag asm fimiasmliia bf th late Arm af Payee a fiarrtaoa.

New Orlean. February la, a sv ataarara. m. v. lainu, 6 W.

H. DAMERON. a. ajr ew waw aia avwasBTaast. Th Srm af LUMSDEN, KENDALL harm aa aawtr; on ta eighth day af September last, th aeath af rA.

Lunuden, tha aettlement af tha affair fthefirm wiub made by JL H0LBR00K, on tne eurvtvlxig partner ThlVaynnNwpsrDer and job Frtatini 0fkrfll becond acted by the urytring partner, icder th ttyl af KENDALL, H0LBROOK A CO. New Orirant, November 13, iasa go tfdW In RENT G. CO' NTRt RESIDENCE FOR nENT Arounv try Resideuc aontahiing thirty (an. eCrea of well hnpron land, two miles from the (try, with all th nrretsary Buildings fee aJarge fmly a 4 servants Tba ahoy, place Is situated wbere stsge now run. ev ry tea minbies, aad where I ere ears will be running by the first nf Hey.

For particular address Box Net. tat, P. V' New OT'eana; api FOR RENT Ressmnable, to gfwrl tnant. a flattaaliH.fMM. lln 'rl I mi wmt li tWeen Crminra anil R.nn k.n.

aarvwat ransaal tbe n.ln building, a two story end attached with four rooms, kitchen room and woodnnnaa in th. rr, vraver and re throughout nelson. with a wll paved yardanel nrobbery. Apply to, R. T.

CHARMBCRY, apl tf 8 Csront street. FOR BFNT Tbe Urge rh ee eiwy Dwelling sterth rat corner of Rampait snrf Bienville street Apalf iplMti'I 14ft FOR ENT A neat, romt abls Cotg Hoaaev ii vim onniiniva. wcu ivcivu, rasa vuna ltUn. fmrished. WiU be rerttrd low aaod tenant.

Apply to the nnderslgned, ar the earner of Gtrod and Rt CnArfaa atreeta. or No. Jt iWdTae'atieet. optl tf E. L.

TRACY. FOR RFN'T A. larm number uf Dwelling aad several fii st oiasa Boarding Hoon ffirnisbed and unfurnished. Also stores and etfVees in different parts erf Uie city. Apply to R.

F. BH1HGS. Real Estate Broker, Story Bunding; Corntr Camp and Common sr, up stair. Several comitry reetdencee end a nnrr.eair of valuabl plantstioas for' sale. Also 80,000 acre of entten lands, equal to ay in tbe world, a portion of which will be exchanged for prod active city property, dry goods, saddlery, furniture or slave apll FOR Ai.r nn rf.ti ki.ki.

jii.i dence, at Bay 8a Loela; rery Coaly hrjeroved aad raving all tha comfort and eonvenla sma for a large family, completely furnished, wi'hln twenty min utes' ride ef tbe steawibeat lan ng. For' terms apply to) ACGUST1N A MANN, AgtaoT Mr G. apio lmf Law Office, 68 Caanp atreet. afti FOR SALE OR RENT Tne eeslrab.e two story na and attic DeeUrrg. 661 St.

Cbarlr ttrwskbw 7 iicu ruurvn ai'u ru.u. any, aai nuxai suitable for a large family; lighted by gas throughout. Tbe lot is 60 bv ISO feet, neatly Rented wttn ehrab. oery ana Trait tree oases ion oa toe lec may. it bo old by thesnta will be rented wfth the farxltur.

Apply on the piemises, or at Natthe street, to apio st FELL A MARSH. FOR RENT Oneof tbe meet eligibly lieste tore on Canal street, between Boorboa and Dau pbine street suitable for a fancy good or millinsr store; For terms, Ac, apply to y. B. M. VAN BOLTNtyEN CO 4 ap9 if 1 8 Commercial Piae.

MFOR SALE OR RENT That desirable Family. Residence situated at the corner of Becsmd anal Chestnut street now occurdad bv Mm Mars iia Ogier. If sot said by the 1Mb this month, will ha rented either with or wVhont tha Furniture. 'Foaaesslon given immediately. Apply t4 RICHARD LLOYD.

i. aps lm TT 8e Gravier or on tha premiaaa. FOR RENT OR SALE That large and commce i dious Hotel at Ocean Bprinea, Mis, enabraclng the) main building, two wins adloinlna. Alsebalt alley. bar room, billiard room and cottaae house, toaetber with all tbe grounds now under fence.

The hotel is well fetw'. nisaeo, ana tne wneie naving neen lately paireo, is in tne neei oraer, roesession given at one. or particular apply to 5 SCHMIDT ZEIOtER, api tf S04 and S06 Old Levee street. mTO RFNT The double four story Brick Store, No 164 15 Canal street, at present occupied by tb Southern Ctothlnc Manufactory, ta mat fear the' 1st October proximo. This property measure 60 feet on both Canal street and an alley running from Baron a atreet to Dryade street, by no feet In dep'h.

Apply to EUG. BOCHERCA0 4k apl tt 16 aud 18 Bt. louis street. HOUSE FOR BTENT AND FURNITURE FOR Bale A spacious and airy raised Cottage Dwelling ell in gooo omer. with wide ball aad sallae iea, sitoated corner Soniat and Dryadaa streets, Jefferena City, twosiuares from Soniat Btion, Carrollte.

RasV reed. Ami le ground er .1 every convenience attached tbe place. Posseaainn itven about the lit May" Th Furniture, Piano, fine Cow, Horae, Barsuche, Ac also tor sale. Apply on tha premise aps lmf A FURNISHED ROU8E FOR RENT 0 I part street, containing four rooms and beta room, all An tha mmnnA A 1. 1 .1 from 1st May until tbe 1st October next.

Servant woman in ettendanc For particular, address M. Peak Office. apa lot tFOR RENT. The pramitsa known as tb Bilont Hotel, at Biloxi. Mis, with a lawn aoout four ac.ee ef around aad shadsd witb man beautiiul forest trees, will be rented low for a term year to a good tenant Thajfremise are being repaired and tborooghly renovated: For particeiars apply est th premises, to J.

R. i at. a. rtiAon, uborty axreet, rnhSO NawOri." TO RENT The three story BHck Dwelling, N. 111 St, Joseph street, between Camp aad Magazine, till 1st November.

Posaeselnn aivan an a hsfnra v. the 16th ApriL Apply to Vi vV j. li. i7Aaisaon at mow i HOUSE FOR RENT A very deairabla OwelU 4 ting House for rent, situated In the Fourth District in a very desirable neiat borhoorL with eav ake. Also the furniture for sale, which is very neat and no costly.

Rent low. Address at this office, mhto im FOR RENT A first class two story frame Hessa 468 Baronne street. Apply at gw Malpem tree. i mbie lmV TO RENT A handsomelv fazarshed Front Alaa one or two smaller room Tbe faro iter I ail new and th house lust oainted. Alaa half two story house unfurnlahed or partly furaishad, auitaM for a nnau lanuiy.

lerma mooeratOL inquire a 1IM zaa ronne street, between Garod aad Julia. ubl4 4f FOR RENT Tha two atorv Dwellrn Baawav with garden In front. No. io Gaianui street, hex aa "I jtween Constance and Hagsatias atreeta. given immediately.

Apply to SLARX, STAUFFER A F34 tf ri (warn a TO RENT In Canal atiraea. amlendid ADaetaaensa fer th accommodation two aaall tnmllln AaV dress Bex lea, Pset Omc. as 4f TO KENT. The mrg twn etory Dwelllsvg Bia tw Cionstanctrek. Apply a the premies, 7 ten horae (team twer, In the fire proof building.

It Veant aiock bataw Julia APP'iren' hepreanisea, FOB RENT Ths two three story Bterea ea Free4 I 4 Levee, betweea Erato and Gaiennl streeta, latei Avk oer a tried by Crowell A HalleU. had Immediately. Apply Caroadeiot atreet, bacA flaoe. at Cbanxfe af Cllgaate far. tk Satnnier ns aegree oi tautuo norttt and two feet er aieratlea aivee a difference af two dearsee of lazlta'date MAGNOLIA la ona desree naartb of Naa Oilaass.

and between an aud so feet above it, coaaeqaeutiy it has climate of two degree north. A residence la New Orlean er in any pert ef.th fiat country around ia about the aame thin a te climate, la not tue chana of even, two degree rlaaarsble I It easts twe dollars get th.r oa Excunuoa er. Cesnmutaea Ticket, New Orleans and Jackson R. R. mh dswf GUN BTOBE.

Sign of th QID11 Ir. a Magazine atrast, Oppoattetb JaaxmHAsi' at bl barreled SHOT PNS wM aistsef on haudred suffaren enrletlea, snad aw Franch aad Belgian gun mnsartzrv. aattnfMfiMBseAfr'j mm fsn sUflu and bjtvoltxrja WHOLESALE HARD WARE DBA TATLOK CHOaVCHttU rETEK. TAYLOR, New York. CHAR, H.

CAURCJUU Mia? mmm lytd Laral OU MM, Llaaaaai OJU KOO gallon Superior LARD OIL 4000 Eagliaa LlNBExUrOOilaa. CASTOaiOUUt. ifc.v,Wj. 800 boxe Southern Mad SOAxV i Fer aai by F. At rTSK, pit et No.

8 New Ley cox. Notre Dam rt. af Far Salmv ATV On account of departur, pair ef An 1234 HORSES. 16 bands blab, eevad and ceatl. tfW AbdIv at 1W Bai iwra strwet.

a tf aad Danphlaa g.alaPaaa. FARRBVLL Mc4M)Wan76i Pea nTanaiactaxwr, V. Gold Pen repaired cqaal te nw, AU work gmeraateed. mh tm Sla4rla ana tha Plwaa. ev UliX CHARLES jTiL flSHER, laa MobU.

now residing at ti)i Barean v. vraai Between ana aae tMnsa scream If li HSe Orleans. wiU give Inatswetten te Ifc ar A WfawawjiUatosBnjring and ia piayln tba Faatrwasia. Paetuaaa for Hawses Male mat Cow, at treason aale rates, eat alara tract of land, wei fenced in. Anolute TH.

THiff 4. apl lm Ogslenms Depm, Cir FtatUarCawx Peas. Ti0W FEAR, at every deaeriBCion, nut an tn any atk TVner aeahad. aale law ker C. A.

WTLLIAKS A CO "4) apio Cemmimimi Msmbenta. Augnsia, Ga. 111 11 SU Amhm IlMMa Na 173 Cunp treat, iwaailstrfttad Mr, af. Ba IIeadraa, Flanlat. iTlZ'ie1' Vweocs a th Piano, Harp and Jolt.

TV FertVelasr tteattoa paid te ta cuIUvbihaoI to ywlc. Apply 11 Camp ausatv mbam A fcarg red Cow, from tbe aad Liberty street A soltahle rearara be paid for InferniaHaa that arul lead bar recovery, by HEDDWN, ssiCMwisietrH, ired i A. grr mil pw nei'ere aad a trig trm i amy rmvt 1 vous young DarL. froia the RIvW, PMTrtWie tha Fonadry, at Dr. Hops' hooa.

Ail persons to wan. Hiackherrie. eaa c.mga at I No. 10 St. Cha'lr knan.ht ha avi strweV lue isrifiere anrl broaabt in avrry snernlni at and tn large auanuHret apit vi' f.

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