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Wm. Ch apm am CTH3 "EVENING, Oct. 84, 1840, will performed e. SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES. BlMy Wm- Chapman.

TWO CRAMD OVETVSEaL A To conclude with tit musical farce of the HUNDREITPOUND NOTE. fcL.f axwaey. Radcliffe. To-morrow, the drama of THE FLYING DUTCHMAN, and a new force called WIS LAST i rr.H. LOUISIANA GRAYS.

ATTeNTIOJf 'Attend drill on Svkdat, the at 9 attack, at the drill room of the Orleans Grenadier. -By order, J. P. BREEDLOVE, Lieut. Corn'g.

E.NaSh, Soc'ry. pro tern. oct 23 WASHINGTON GUARDS. -C ATTENXIOH The company will meet at the armory on SmiDAY, the 25th instant, at 8J in fU winter uniform, for The roll will be called at 9 o'clock precisely. Puncial attendance ia expected.

Br order of the CAPTAIN. M. Crookk, First Serg't. oct 22 At ORLEANS GUARDS. attcstiom! Celebration of the Anniversary.

The company will meet at their ordinary place of rendexTOu on Sunday, the 25th inst, at, 8 A. iu full summer uniform, without knapsacks. Tv Pniam niwin and nnnc. tuaJity of his fellow soldiers, to celebrate with dig-jjtr the eighteenth Anniversary of the company. The corps of musicians ia requested to be punctual at the rendezvous.

By order of Capt. JUSTIN DUREL. Awt. Doauc, Serg't. Major.

oct 18 pORf 479 bags Corn, landing from steamboat Alton, for sale by LOCK HART, FEARN DONEGAN, oct 23 3t 86 Common 'street. rNEW AMERICAN EXCHANGE. THE office of this establishment will be opened on Monday, the 19th October. Subscriber to the Rdif Room will please come forward and regi. their names.

pet 18 lw JAMES FORSTER, Sec'ry. AMERICAN EXCHANGE. THE Auctioneers are respectfully informed that the American Exchange will positively be open-. ed for busineka on MONDAY, So November. 1840, ad that they can rely on the aafety of advertising Bkjesfrora that iate.

ect20 lw JAMES FORSTER, Sec'ry. TO Ac. PROPOSALS for moving from iu present site the two-story frame house, called the Produce Ex near the ferry in the city of Lafayette, to the line laid down on Mr. Buutson's Plan of the New Levee, ordered by the Citv Council, will be received at the office of YEATMAN Sc. oct 23 lw No.

29 Si. Charles street. ROBERT RUDDOCK informs his friends and the public that he hasopened the Camp street ResUurat," Ho. '92 Camp at. (late Cassidy's.) He has gone to considerable expense in fitting up the establishment, and as he will keep the very best viands, the best wines, good cooks and attentive waiters, he looks with confidence for a share of public patronage.

oct 23 lw TWO WATCHES STOLEN. STOLEN, on the 21st instant, from No. 52 Mores street, two patent lever, silver" WATCHES, of English make. The cases of both 'were weighty, and on the intide of the case of one of them were two and one on the outside. Jewellers and watchmakers arc cautioned against trading for them.

Whoever returns them to the owner as above, shall receive a suitable reward. oct 23 3t SCOTCH CARPETINGS PEET Sc NORTH, No. 13 Chartres street, offer for sale a lanre and splendid assortment of SCOTCH CARPETINGS, direct importations, Super Imperial Saxony, Wilton, Brussels, new style, Superfine Scotch Inrrain, 4 Fine 4-4Venitian 3-4 and 7-8 Stair Plain and figured Baizes and Druggets, Tufted Rugs, made to match the carpets, Oil Floor Cloth, Carpel Binding, etc etc For omU for Cook. oct 21 lm NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB RACES. ECLIPSE COURSE.

FALL. MEET JJVG 1840. THE Fall Races over the Eclipse Covuc, New Orleans, will commence on the 4tb Wednesday, 23d December, 1840, and continue five days, oct 23 dtR Y. N. OLIVER, Proprietor.

MEXICAN GULF RAILWAY COMPANY. "Winter Arrangement, COMMENCING on 8uoday, the 1st of the Locomotive will run every day from the depot ia Good Children street to Ducros plantation, or farther, as the road may prog res, at the following hours WCKJC days: Depart At 7. A. M. 4, P.M.

jckdats: Deport At 7. A. M. 12, M. 4, P.

ask a Return At 9. A. M. 5. P.M.

Hr order oi in tvoara, oct 23 WILLIAM FURST. Secretary. OFFICIAL DUWISO OF THf LOUISIANA LOTTERY, CLASS rXTKA -84. Rett At 9, A. M.

l.P.M. 5, P. M. 923483064 27 1 55 31 29 50 10 I7DRAWS SATURDAY.j Capital Irize, 10,000 Ticket only $3 00! oct 23 LOUISIANA RAWS SATURDAY, Oct. 24th, 1840, at 5J, P.

ia the Exchange HoteL St. Charles at. D. 8. GREGORY Sc.

Managers. SCHEME. 1 Prize of is $10,000 1 (-, 3,500 3500 1 2,000 2,000 1 1,293 zs 1,293 10 1,000 v. 10,000 10 225 2,250 10 tz 150 1,500 16 120 14200 10 100 1,000 2714 Prizes, amanting to $14L802 Ticket $3 00 Share ia proportion. Package or single Ticket for asJe at -THE JIAAULKS VX IV1 X.

0. Gregery Sc m.rT Mar I No. 35 Canal street Wemdover Hinuelf Aga -rpiIE bounteowa and glittering stream of Wealth A Uin fuU flow at WEN DOVER J. WEN DOVER the Great has removed hi Court Prosperity to No. 34 Camp street, between Gra-i and Common street, where he solicit an early cJl from hi old patron aad the public generally, to wom he win promptly furnish the pro- faaioa of the woeAtol? and which-; in theaa.hard tiasea ia peculiarly acceptable.

Having sold an uanat Bumber of High Prize last aeaaow, he deter-. sained to increase the number and amount of those he wiQ sell this season. In short, he pledge himself to oat-Herod Herod. XT Purchaser win please call noon, and receive golden favora of Fortune: so is waiting at Weadorar's, impatient to distribute Ohem. Delay fat, for delay ia dangerous.

Reneaaber that Great i Wendover'a as at 34 Camp etraat. Fortune i too Mtidiou to -choose nay other nbwd she ha al-Jady enriched a great many at Wendever Leeky Office, and is still ready to enrich a great many more. ver-foetnte Wendever, and purchase him the Capital Prize iaae Louisiana Lottery to berawatLiday. Two Capital Prize of $10,000 each, is tVOOO One $3,000 $3,000 Twenty $L000 $20000 Tickets only $3. Remeaaber to give Wandover a call.

eetaa tf HOUSES TO LET. TO RENT, The foar-story brkk store, No. 57 Tchoupi- toujaa street, two doors Trod Poydras street, at present occupied by Laguerenae Sc Co. Poaw sessiou given on the 1st For terms, apply to- V' LAURENT MILLAUDON, oct 23 5t i No. 140.

Bourbon street. TO RENT, dwelling lioiue, convenieut for a small family, in Bienville street, between Chartres and Old Levee streets. Inquire of W. c- oct 22 lw Cor. Bienville and Old Levee st.

TO RENT, Anil hmuhmb viv.n immatliatalv if M. in II quired the dwelliu Dart or bouse No. 55 Canal street, between St. Charles and Cinn sts. The premise are in thorough repair and well adapted for a genteel family.

Also, the counting room No. 53 Canal street, now occupied by Messrs. Nisbet Si Hyde as an Exchange office, and three doors from the corner of St. Charles street, which has just been rented for a fashionable fancy dry goods store. Apply to oct 22 I WM.

BRAND, Magazine street. vitnpi ppfippfiTY van sai.v. Formerly known as Habbv's Academy situated on Tivoli Circle. There are two lots, which will be sold separately or together on one lot is a brick dwelling house, out-butldinga, cistern, pump, aud every thiug necessary for a firmly on the is a beautiful garden. Will be sold very low, and ou easy terms.

Apply at 256 Common street, or to FRED. WILKINSON, ja ot 22 at 1 fc.xcnange riace. i TO RENT, A two-storv dwellinr honse. with vard. out- (-I AtnM pifi.m ii 1 1 it I inr mrrf ininiiv.

situate in St. John t. between Poydras aud Hevia sts. Appply at No. 12 Camp st.

oct 21 TO RENT; MThe two-story brick House No. 96 Rampart street, next door to the corner of Couti street. Apply at No. 141 Julia st. Rent moderate.

Possession given immediately. oct 18 tf STORE TO LET, MNow occupied by Messrs. Pritcbard Si Ta-gert corner of Magazine and Poydras streets. Poesession to be given on "the first of November next. Apply to WM.

T. HEPP, No. 26 Camp street. i TO RENT, Two very comfortable dwelling houses, sit uated on Prytanie between Clio and Erato 'streets. These houses are iu good repair, and well calculated, from their arrangements, to accom modate families.

Possession given on the 1st and 2d of October, or terms. Sec. to oct 17 4t eodJ I TO LET FOR STORES, M-Two Houses at the corner of Camp aud Natchez streets, opposite the New American Exchange. Possession to be given the 1st day of November. Apply to GEO.

HOLLAND, oct 16. St. Charles Theatre. i TO RENT. good order for sale low.

oct 17 tf apply on the premises, L. A. LEMOYNE. possession given on the first of Nov. next two two-story brick houses, in Girod street, with hydrant, cistern.

See. in the yarn one at the corner of Girod and Common well adapted for a hotel and boarding-house; the other, No. 29 Girod st. Also, the store No. 141 Tchoupitoulas st.

Inquire of WM. REGAN. STAND CASKS. WENTY Stand Casks, painted, labelled and in WM. REGAN.

TO RENT, The property situated on the corner of St. John, St. Peter and Perdido streets, with a two-story bouse and other dependencies hereon Possession given the first of Nov. uexu For terms, apply to RALPH HUBBARD oct 4 tNovlst No. 5 Charires trer-t.

SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOMS. CELDRIDGE respectfully informs her friends and the public that she is now prepared to furnish single rooms ia splendid style, at No. 40 Hevia street. Invalids can receive every attention nrct's-sary to' their comfort aud convenience for reasonable terms. oct 13 ly I TO LET, HE Loft of the new store.

No. 28 Chartrea street. Apply to-w TAYLOR. HARTT aug9'lf No. 28 Chart res street.

SUPERIOR BACON HAMS. gr rf Washington's" superior Canvassed Hains, OUU; expressly for hotel and family use, just received and for sale by I DE BLANC Sc EASTLAND, oct 17 3t 42 aad 43 New Levee. CONTI STREET HOTEL. The unJersirned inform the public and tra- vellera especially, that they will open the bar ssskroom on Monday, 19th October inst. It will be kept by Mr.

Charles Armstrong. The hotel itself, with aM its appurtenances, will be thrown open to traveller and boarders on the 1st of November next. DE LLfaLLLAKU Lit, oct 18 tlstNov Thevenin. niDTDHT AVI M1VIATITRF. PAIVTTVfl.

rpilOS. J. JACKSON would inform the citizeus of JL New Orleans that be has returned to tne city, and reopened hi rooms at No. 21 Camp where specimen may be seen. In consequence of the pressure of the limes, Mr.

J. will make hi price much more reasonable than he ha done heretofore. oct 13 tf 1 A CARD. NEW HOTEL No. 17 Rotal st.

WILLIAM PARKER, formerly of Natchez, lias opened a house of entertainment in this city, and hopes by his attention to business to get a share of pubb) patronage. The servant are the same that were in; his Natchez establishment, and understand their business; and the proprietor hopes his table and bar will not be inferior to any in the city. oct 13 tf 1 COAL YARD. ffHEt subscriber informs his former customers A that he baa now a good slock of Orrel. Pittsburg, Canoci and Scotch Coal oo band, which he is offering' at the lowest ratn.

Persons laying up their Coal for winter, will find it to their interest to ealL Order filled at the shortest notice. Coal put up in hotTahead. for plantation use. JAMES D. MIX.

Coal Yard, oct 2 If No. 114 Magazine street. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS PRINTING. A Cireuloro! OireuUrt MERCHANTS wiahingCircular printed on Prices Current, caa have them struck off in two hours' notice, in a style equal to copperplate, and as cheap as letter pre, by calling at the old "established Lithographic Printing Office, 53 Magazine street, opposite Banks' Arcade. GREENE FISHBOURNE, Proprietor.

N. B. Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Protest Druggist and Apothecaries' Isabels, Invoices, Dray Receipt, Invitation and Business Cards, Scc4 executed with neatness and despatch. oct 14 lm V. FENN PLAQUEMLNE, La VNNQUNCES to the merchants of New Orleans, who may wish to send good or articles of any description to Opelousas, Franklin, Su Martinsville, or elsewhere in Attakapaa, that he is prepared to receive, aad forward without delay to their destination, uch consignment a they may entrust to his care.

He carries on the Plaquemine Hotel a heretofore having attentive servants, that speak French and EmgUok, he is confident of giving satisfaction to those wfco may give him a calL Having suitable conveyances, he can carry passengers to and from the Indian Village, or elsewhere. Messrs. Lauve Brothers, A. Dufour Sc Co, UewOrlean. IXir aver va ijjuciit Whit all Sc Adams, It.

Tw. Jtrf Plaauemine. 16th Oct- 1840. oct 17 dim Xe Parties Tinitiaaj the island mf C'nba. MANSION HOUSE AT GULNE3.

'The subscriber begs leave to inform the pub-J tie, and particularly invalid desirous of im-aCsasVproving their health and enjoying a mild aud serene climate during the winter season, that having made extensive addition to his establishment for the comfort and better accommodation of individuals and families; he is now prepared to furnish every convenience and luxury to persons wishing, to reside ia that saJubriou part of the island. The apartments are dry and spacious, aad have been elegantly furnished ta the American style, with glass windows, aad for the greater comfort of invalids, the Franklin Store has been introduced, and a due attendance of servant who speak English seeurett, together with Bathing room for cold aad warm bath attached to the establishment. The town is situated about forty-Ivo mile from Havana, at the extremity of the railroad, in the immediate vicinity of many sugar aad coffee plantations, aad horse and carriage be furnished for the many beautiful excursions which abound 'M the neighborhood. Dr. Dudley, aa eminent American physician, who has had much expe-rieaee ia the iOnnd, will reside ia the house, for the purpose of rla? medical aid to such a may rs-; enirotU shall be paid by the subscriber tesueu a please-to patronize his etab-listaeBi' act 13 lii'j ISAAC LAWRENCE.

SALES AT AUCTION: BY L. A. GAKIDEU ON Satvaday, 24tb Oct, at noon, iu the St, Louis Exchange, St. Louis street, on account and risk of former purchasers, who have neglected to comply with the eouditious of former adjudications: Four valuable and situated Lots of Ground. I Lot No.

1. ia' aouare No. 0. fiuburg Annuncia tion, with a oue-story wooden budding tliereou. The said lot is a corner lot, and measure 28 feet 5 inches aud 1 line front on Nayades sC, by 110 feet iu depth and front on Terpsichore st.

Lot No. 25, in same square, measure 27 feet 3 inches front on Terpsichore sL, by 127 feet 10 iuches and 8 lines in depth between parallel lines. Lot No. 26, adjoins lot No. 25 on Terpsichore st.

and is of the same dimensions. Lot No. 27. adjoins lot. NTXj2G on Terpsichore st.

and is of hc same dimensions enns One-htlh cash, ana the balance payaoie in four equal instalment on the 1st April, 1841, 1842, 1843 and 1844, in notes secured by mortgage on the property without interest, drawn to the order of, and endorsed by the purchaser alone, no endorser being required. Conditioned, if not punctually paid when due, to bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum after maturity. oct 13 BY A. L. FERNET.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WILL be sold at auction on Wednesday, the 28th at 10, A. at 116 Julia street, three doors from the corner of Camp A quantity of Household urniture, consisting of Brussels and Kidderminster carpets and rugs: ma hogany chairs pier, card, center, dining and breakfast tables; sofus, sideboards, settees, maple and rosewood rocking chairs, bedsteads, armoirs, bureaus, dressing tables, matting, bedroom carpets, dec. Ac. Also a large quantity of kitchen utensils, bottles.

claret and other wines. Terms at sale. oct 21 VALUABLE BUILDING IX)TS, In the 2d Municipality, Foa Sale at Auction. -Sale positive. BY HEWLETT CENAS.

1TILL be sold on Satvaday, the 31st October, at noon, in the St. Louis Exchange, St. Louis st. The entire Square of Ground, bounded by Dry- ades, Terpsichore, Hercules and Euterpe faubourg Annunciation, divided into 16 desirable build ing lots, 8 of which fronton Dryades and on Hercules sts. each of which lots measures 32 feet front by 127 feet 10 inches iu depth.

Terms oue-fourtb cash, and the balance in equal notes at 1,2 and 3 years, secured by mortgage on the property, payable to order and endorsed by the purchaser alone, no endorser being required if not paid when due, to bear interest of 10 per cent, per annum thereafter, until final payment. oct 22 McGEHEE FEMALE SEMINARY, Clio street. TT This institution is open for the reception of pupils. oct 3 EVENING SCHOOL, EVERY evening during the winter at No. 14 St.

Charles street. Lessons given iu French and English. oct 7 TO LET, SUNDRY vacant LOTS, in the vicinity of St. Mary's Markethouse, suitable for Coal or Lumber Yards. Apply to oct 22 tf Dr.

RICE, 58 Canal street. FOR SALE 4 LARGE set of Glass Casing and Shelving, suit- Xa. able for a clothing store. Apply to oct 20 J. T.

HOUGH, 67 Common street. CCHIN MEAL AND GROUND COFFEE. rTUIE subscribers are prepared tosupply the above J- articles, of the very best qualities, to grocers, steamboats, hotels and families, at the Orleans Mill, Commerce street, of Julia. oct 22 lm W. L.

THOMPSON CO. TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS. i inr.lwllAl 13 l. i IOR SALE A quantity of Mola Tierces and Barrel. Apply to JAMES R.

lasses Hogsheads, DALY, oct 22 lOt No. 103 Commerce street. FOR SALE, VT the corner of Camp and Natchez streets a first rate Counter and a Marble Urn also, a Billiard Table, Gas Fixtures, and a large Cistern. Apply at the bar, or to P. IRWIN, Sl Charles sL, oct 22 3t Next door to St.

Charles Theatre. BUSH Sc ALLAN, FANCY GOODS, Corner of St. Charles and Common street. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES, Writing Desks, portable Shaving Cases, Travelling Cases, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Walking Canes and Umbrellas. Also a beautiful assortment of merino and silk Undershirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders and Cravats, of the best quality always on hand, at the Bazaar, St.

Charles Exchange. oct 20 1m T. BULLARDS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, WILL be re-opeuel first of October, basement of the Presbyterian church, Lafayette Square. T. Bullard hopes by securing laitbful teachers, and devoting himself entirely to the business of instruction, to merit the patronage of bis friend and the public aug 2 2mtf R.

W. RENFROE t'cbT, Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, LIMNVILLE, (TEXAS.) References JlSufE Crug-r tit; Moore, Editors Telegraph, Houston. Cae Sc Smith, Editor Courier, Galveston, oct 3 is If NOTICE. ALL persons destitute of hair, or those whose hair require to be regenerated, can apply with confidence to the undersigned, who for many years, and from his earliest age, has, with constaut appli-cataop, sprcially directed bis study to the improvement of all discoveries teuding to revive, strengthen or preserve that fair ornament of the human head. He has constantly in stor-, a large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Wigs, Scratches, Fillets, Braids, Curls, Sec, all of which are fresh, and guaranteed of the Istest fashions.

He can also furnish to hair-dressers all the necessary materials for the manufacturing of works of hair; as also, every Id ad of fancy articles fur the toilet. THEODORE, Hair dresser. No. 150 Chartrea street, sept 25 3m opposite the Orleans Hotel. HATS Jurt received by the late rrrivals from New York and Philade'j lia, a complete assortment of tbelaU.

iash-lon of Beaver, smooth Castor an.l Silk HATS. Also, extra fine Sea Otter. Seal, Fur and Hair Seal CAPS; which are offered for sale at the old staud. No. 24 Canal street.

sept 26 1m A. D. CROSSMAN. HAT AND CAP KMPOKIUM. The subscribers are constanily receiving a cboico collection of RUSSIA, BEAVER and SILK HATS, tot up expressly for city trade.

Also, Youths and Children's HATS, of the best ma terials and latest fashions; together with a variety of Fancy CLOTH and VELVET CAPS, of the best materials and workmaaabip. Also WOOL HATS aud nAIR SEAL CAPS. J. B. MENNY Sc augSlly Cor.

Magaxiue and Common sts. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP MASTERS. rriHE undersigned having aken iato partnership Mr. William H. Gibbs, the business of shipping seamen will be carried oa ander the firm of BAR-NETT 4k GIBBS, at the corner of Victory and Esplanade streets, where all orders will be thankfully received and punctually attended to.

oct 4 lm JOHN P. BARNETT. STOVES. rjlHE subscriber have just received in adJition -I to the former stock, a large lot of Rotary and other Cookiug Stove, a superior article, suitable for steamboats, boarding house and private families, which will be sold on terms to suit the purchasers and limes. LONG Sc SMITH, aug 7 6m No.

219 Tchoupitoulas street. PITTSBURG COAL FOR SALE, DG. WIRE ha ia hi yard at Tivoli Circle, a large supply of best Pittsburg Coal, which be will deliver to purchasers as chesp a it ran be purchased in this city, aad of aa good a quality, sept SO 3m DAVID G. WIRE, Tivoli Circle. CAKPET8, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, Sec JUST received, together with a fresh stock of fall aad later Dry Goods, which will be sold by wholesale or retail, at very reduced prices for I J.

P. NOLAN. i sept 17 3taw2m Cor. Chartrea aad Canal sts. 1S00LB3.

MEDICINAL HERBS, ac JUST received aad for aale low for cash, a large assortment of pressed Medicinal Herbs, roots, Ac, all of this year's collection, aad la good order by i GEO JONES, 9 tw Cor. Tivoli Circle aad Tritoa Walk. -f COAL. PITTSBURG aad other Coal will be delivered, at the lowest market prices by the aadersigaed. by leaving orders at the bookstore of Messrs.

Johas Sc Co- corner of Cosamoe and St. Charles ta. sept 24 If L. M. DAVIDSON.

I gooa name a oct .4.. -4 I i -1 Ant.lv in if. James. circusrt! i A GENTLEMAN competent to give instruction iu AacTofiew, sod who can dejjpte from to 8 hours per day, is wanted to instruct a young man in that art. For further particulars, ad drees box 608 wmcc, stating wnere an interview may be had.

oct 23 tf TO HARDWARE BIERCIIANTS. A3IIDDLE aged man, who has been living in this city a number of years, and is well acquainted with the business is a first rate salesman wishes a situation he is acquainted with book-keeping and account, and can make himself very useful to his employer generally. note addressed to K. through the Post Office, will be duly attended to. oct 21 4t i i WANTED, i BY an acclimated young man, a situation aa barkeeper iu a hotel or coffee-house.

Satisfactory city references can be given. box 827 Post Otfice. 1 oct 18 lw WANTED A SITUATION as Clerk ou board a steamboat. aV The most satisfactory references can be given, and the applicant, from long residence in the city, can influence freight. Please address Post Of-fice, box No.

oct 15 WANTED, T-A COLORED WUHAN, who can cook and wash aX well, or a sirl that understands housework Apply at 1 19 St. Joseph street. oct II if caITeT 7 ANTED, by a'young man of general buines habits, a situation as book-keeper, corresponding clerk, or one in which he can make himself genet ally useful. Unexceptionable references can be given. Address care of W.

B. Ross, 13 Common street." jrj jf PRIVATE TUTORSHIP. 4 YOUNG gentleman from Massachusetts, a gra-xX duate of Yale College, is desirous to make an engagement as Tutor ia a family in this For further information, please apply to UADDEN Sc HALL, oct 6 it lm No. 33-New Levee. SITUATION WANTED.

BY a young man, speaking and writing both languages, either as clerk in a store or barkeeper. Good references given. Inquire at' Mr. J. N.

La-viltebeuvre's store, corner of Common aad Maga zine sireets. Auurets to oct I E. aJ FOIN. WANTED. i TWO eood journeymen Barber wanted immn- diately.

None but tood workmen need sddIv at No. 37 Gravier atreet. sept 29 tf WANTED. AN acliveintelligent lad, about 13 years of age, wants employment in an office or store. Apply at this office.

aug 8 tf EMPLOYMENT WANTED, I BY a young man of steady habits, well acquainted with the city and business generally. The best of references can be given. Apply at this office. jan 4 tf I CARD. I LONG Si SMITH, Copper, Tin and Sheet-iron Workers, No.

219 Tchoupitoulas t. Orders received at No. 23 New Levee, corner of Natchez st. sept 26 tf I REMOVAL. 'I'AYIOR.

HARTT CO. have removed to No. A 28 Chartrea street, next to the corner of Customhouse streeL I sept 15 A. H. BROWNE, i rORMERLY Or SOMMEBVILLE, TENK General Commission, Receiving and Forwarding Merchant, 92 Magazine New Orleans.

I oct 9 tf St R. BOYD, (or BROWMSVILLE, TENNESSEE.) Commission and Fortcarding Merchants, 90 Common street. oct 7 1m SARSAPAKILLA. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. THE N.

O. Bee recommends the universal use of the Highly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Pills. The N. O. Picayune feels a pleasure in giving their testimony to the efficacy of the Highly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Pills, as they have used them the last three years.

The N. O. Louisiaua Advertiser Prejudice is the gall of imagination. One trial of Dr. Stillmau's Highly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Pills will remove all doubt of its efficacy.

We always keep a supply oa hand. Tha N. O. Suu. Few inventions are so deservedly popular as the Highly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Pills.

We have witnessed its benign influence in many inatauce. The N. O. PalrioL We know Dr. SUllman's Highly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Pills renovates bad blood from the system by its purifying effects.

i The N. O. Native American recommonda the Sarsaparilla prepared by steam, in preference to all others. From the N. O.

Native American, editor Dr. J. S. Macfarlane, an eminent physician of this city. Concentrated Compound Syrnp of Sarssparilla aad Sarsaparilla Pills.

The conuection which exists between one of the editors of this paper aud the medical world, precludes us from saying much in favor of secret remedies. That restriction, however, does not apply to the various preparations of aar saparilla, whose great utility is so universally ac knowledged by all medical men. The approacb'of spring render the above inva luable preparation peculiarly appropriate at this season of the year, and we recommend it to the public accordingly. It is for sale at 96 Customhouse street. From the N.

O. Sun.1 We copy the following editorial from the" Plant er's Banner, eulogizing our friend Dr. Stillman and his highly aud richly Concentrated Compound byrup or Sarsaparilla. We concur with the editor in Lis opinion about the celebrated Hoc lor and ni medicine, or which we will thank him to send along a bottle to-day. We wish to coucentrate one in our person, as a salvo from impurity of the blood in this boiling weather.

The celebrated Compouud Syrup of Sarsaparilla, sold at 96 Customhouse street. New Orleans, is said to be a certain remedy for all diseases arising from impurity of the blood. It is prepared by a newly invented steam process, and one bottle is equal ia strength and efficacy to four or five bottle of the ordinary article. Dr. Stillman is a gentleman of very high standing in New Orleans.

He enjoy an extensive practice a a physiciau, and is now reaping the reward of hi labor iu concentrating the virtue of sarsaparilla, and bringing it to the perfection which baa gained for it so enviable a reputation throughout the Union. From the N. O. Bee, Oct. 22d, 1839.

We would calt attention to the advertisement ia our columnsTo-day or the Conceutrated Compound Syrup of Sansparilla, from the New Orleans and Southern Laboratory: We understand from the best medical authority that there is no preparation of the day which enjojs so enviable a reputation as a medical agent a this. The virtue of the shrub (sarsaparilla) as a purifier and -st rengthener of the human stem, especially of the blood, has been long established, and are now universally known. The best medical authority is in iu favor, and the testimony of the profession to this point ia almost, if not quite, unanimous; the only question is. aa to the form in which they can be best adapted to general use. The College of Pharmacy and Physicians have pat this to the proof, aad have discovered thi preparation to a highly celebrated and richly Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, prepared by a new chemical steam process, by an eminent chemist who ha devoted much attention to the subject- Those who occasionally resort to any pori6er of the blood, will find thi an excellent one.

We have aeen the article in question, used it, and have observed its efficacy ia more than one instance among our immediate friends and acquaintances, It is to be bad at 96 Customhouse street, where it caa be had both at wholesale and retail. From'tbe N.O. Louisiana Advertiser, Oct. 23, 1839. Syrnp.

of Sarsaparilla Some of oar acq aain-tances have used the Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, prepared at the New Orleans Laboratory, 96 Customhouse street, and pronoaace it excellent. As a purifier of blood it stand aari-v ailed, and aa a medical agent its reputation i of the highest order. From the extraordinary virtae of this preparation, it hss been ia trod need into all the principal hospital throughout the United 8 la tea and Europe, and- is highly recommended by the physicians and sargeous of ihoe institutions a possessing the entire rirtae of the sarsaparilla ia a bigBly concentrated form. The application of the principle of purgation being allowed to be one of the greatest utility ia the cur and prevention of disease, it is of the greatest consequence to aseertaia wbat mediciae is capable of producing the desired effect ia the and at the same time, ia the meet effectual manner; aad the SarsaDarilla puis and Syrnp are- proved by the experience of thov sand to be, when property persevered with, a certain enre in every forrn of disease all havisg the same origin, aad ia variably rise from the eni venal root or ail oiaeaaea, namely, imparity or imperfect aire elation of tba blood. cars.

oct 24 A BOAT aeas FOR ifoVn.E (Direct.) The running, mail steamer MERCHANT will leave the Lake mnA fif r. A. Tina ti a the arJtval of the 12 o'clock Eor freight or passage, aVplv to FOR WI J. and alt tnterm BREEDLOVE. AMS LANDING.VAZOO CITY landings.

'ha fast Tunning steamboat NEW A IN James Montgomery, l. Tula LN1NG, the 24tirJnaj, at 4 o'clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply-to the captaia on board, orW HENRY i Noil: ENE Sc CO, HALLO! LOOK HERE! gazwe street. FOR 3 ROCK," FORT SMITH. FORT GIBSON AND VAN P.rRFV Viol "5Penaia steamboat COR- 1TL.

Y. Sterjhncnn' ready to receive freisht, a'nd Will vlTfi nn cvt.l inst, at 10 o'clock, A7jL For freight or passage; having splendid accommodations, apply on board, oct 24 HYDE 22 Poydras sc "FOR LITTLE RCK, FORTTHBSON, FORT SMITH ANiV AN BUREN. 4CBajaar bv VA vepV lisTrit rlwnerlae FOR ST TRjyENT, Crumbacker, master, no. read to receive freis-ht an1 rTwn 1 inr nil TeAeas ahnrsmi MONTI A the 26th insL, at 4 M. For freight or passage, apply on boards op potato Canal street, or to oct 24 HYDE CUAJrKJ, foydra st.

LOUIS AKD ALSON. The fine and staunch steamboat ALTON, Capt. H. C. Hodgman, having the most of her freight en- 1 fc -'eed and going on board, wm leave on THfJRSD.

v.th wt at 12 o'clock, M. For remainder ijtreight or passage, having splendid aecotntnodativ state rooms) apply to the captain. onVvoard, at the foot of Poydras street, or to oct 24 JOEL SMALL. 36 Gravier street. FOR ALEXANDRIA ANDV'TERMEDIATE ter.

will leave IL i4iX fTi 1 landings on Red River. The new, fast runninr. lirht draucrht steamer iSttr HOMA, Michael Welch, "master," having been unavoidably detained, will leave for-the above and intermediate ports on SATURDAY, the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight er passage, having comfortable accommodations, apply the Captain on board, opposite the oct 23 ECiULARHPAlckET; FOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN, FORT Smith and Fort Gxbson, (Ark.) The well known, superior, light fnat rnnnin, BtAamKnAl CHEROKEE, C.

Harris, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on the Mississippi aad Arkansas rivers on SATURDAY, the 24th inst-, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For balance of freight or passage, apply on board, foot of Canal street, or to oct 23 THOS. B. SMITH, 76 Camp street.

REGULAR PACKET, YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, VICKSBURG, JVew Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natchez The well known, very light draught, fast running 'steamboat PANOLA, Iatham mas- for the above and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 24th instant, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight or passage, apply: on board, foot of Girod street, or to oct 23 T. B. SMITH, 76 Camp street.

FIRST BOAT FOR ST. LOUIS. The fine, fast running passenger steamboat GEN. PRATTE, T. J.

Casey, master, having most of ber 'cargo engaged and going on board, will leave as above on SATURDAY, the 24th inst-, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board, foot of Poydras sL, or to i oct 23 CHARLES DOANE, 69 Poydras st. FOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN, FORT Gxbson and Fort Smith, (Ark.) The new and splendid steamboat GOV MriREHP.in I. P.

Wh- ceive freight, and will leave for the above and intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 24th inst, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight orjMssage, apply on board, or to oct 22 HYDE Sc. CLARKE, 22 Poydras st. N.

B. The G. M. will also take freight for Napoleon, Lake Bolivar, Chicot and all landings on the Mississippi. FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND ALL intermediate ports.

The splendid stesmer SOUTHERNER, F. C. Swain, master, is now ready to re- aaaamaaaaaia. ceve frClgtlt, and Will ieBVC i On I SATURDAY, the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, A.M. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo- i dations, apply on board, or to oct 21 HYDE CLARKE, 22 Poydras st N.

B. The S. being of very light draught, will sign clear bills of lading to Cincinnati, and will take freight for Randolph, Memphis and Smithland. I STEAMER ST. LOUIS FOR ST.

The elegant steamer ST. LOUIS, T. M. Convers, master, is now Miattv tr rATAiTA frei trYtt for thi above and intermediate ports. For freight or passage, inquire on board, at foot of roy dras street, or to I oct 23 CHARLES DOANE, 69 Poydras st.

FOR ST. LOUIS. ALTON, HANNIBAL AND Qutucu. The light draught and fast running steamer EMPRESS, Chas. P.

Bacon, master, having part of her cargo engaged, will meet with earlv desDatch for the above and all inter mediate ports. For freight or passage, having supe rior accommodations, apply to the captain on board, or to JUSTUS VAiJtii; ac oct 23 No. 26 Poydras street. forTst." LOUIS. The fast running, regular trader steamboat A NUALIA, Smith, master, having a portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch for the above and all intermediate ports.

For balance of freight or passage, having comfort able accommodations, apply on board, opposite Gra- vier street, or to oct 22 JOHN A. MERR1TT, No. 53 Camp street. FOR ST. LOUIS, ALTOiV AND INTERMEDIATE ports.

The splendid, fast running steamer PERSIAN. Goslee master. ia tin or ntlrfv tft rffpi t'. Treifrht SJ rtA Kavina a larni nrrbntfirtirtn rf her cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch. For balance of freight or passage, having accommodations unsurpassed by any boat in the trade, apply on board, or to BOGERT HAWTHORN, 1 oct 22 No.

63 Gravier street N. B. The P. will take freight for Memphis, Randolph and Mill's Point. I FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ALL INTERMIX diate landings on the Coast and Red River.

The fine, substantial SBS i steamer HANNIBAL, James Bra-n master, having undergone a thorough repair, is now ready to receive freight at the foot of Canal st-, and will have quick despatch. For freight or passage, apply on board. oct 20 ALL you hungry folks, who want sometning to stay your stomachs, and something to make your stomachs stay, just look at this. Don't be in a harry, but hold your horses and stop a bit Ah, speaking of a frtf, it make no odd if you spend 6 or 0 of them. But that's not what we're talking about, at alL We want to tell you that a aew concern, called the Exchange Restacaat, is opened at No.

96 Camp street that's it. Boys, do you hear that 1 But that's not alL no oo you tains: a as opened this eating bouse? "John Smith No. "Watt, I'll give it up." That' righu Now well tell you it' DICK ROGERS, and he' the boy that gives as good fixins as the aext one. Come and see him. N.

S. O.K. i oct 18-1 MEDICAL OFFICE, -No. 126 CANAL ST. TAR.

O'RILEY, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, rdmburg, graduate of the Medical College of Philadelphia, and physician for many years to the. Lock hospital of Glasgow, established tor tba care of aamentiooable disease, continues to be consulted Dr. R. would respect-lully aanqunee to the public, that from hi elaborate chemical and botanical analysis, and froes the re searches of mod era pathologist aad pnynetoaw-, he is ia poesession of therapeutic agents whies) those secret aad delicate diseases caa be thareeff'J eradicated, without a particle -e that drucuv mineral, Those who anight toeAonvM to lei their ease be known, woo to let tneir ease am "--7- ari. themselves privately, m.T JJS with NERVA-S BOX.

bei PckJlue tbeir full dirti war. ZTrVf moat hoooraWe eereey 1S6 Canal streeL eet.6 ly REGULAR PACKETS. FOR IIAYASU. The steamship' NATCHEZ, having returned from the North, will resume her regular trips between this rort and Havana, under the tof.raPt- Jo- Swiler, and wiU leave on WEDNESDAY, the 28th inst, at 5 o'clock. T.

M. or freight or passage, apply on board, or to SAMUEL NICHOLSON 56 Canal street. N. B. All passengers by -this steamer will please procure passports from the Spanhm Consul.

SET" No berth will be considered secured until paid for. All baggage at the risk oft be owners. REGULAR BAYOU SARA rv jfrh ell rsa Saj i an XJ oct 20 The -steamboat LTV1N45STON. Captain Clark will leave, for the 1 o'clock, JrL, and leave Bayom Sara every Tuesday, at 10, A. M.

For freight or pasaagu apply oa board. 5 FOR PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARaT regular packet TfEW OR- V. mm ,1 a i 1 itttAjxa, -Jesse nan, msncr, win i -leave New Orleans every at 10. A. and Bavou Sara everyatnrday, at 10, A.

M. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Bayou Sara Steamboat Landing. oct 20 PORT HUDSON PACKET. The new steamboat CREOLE, P. Dalmau.

master, will run. as a regular weekly eclc et tw during the season la Yin New Orleans every Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. M. aad Port Hudson every Saturday at 4, P. M.

For passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board, at the Louisiana packet wharf, or to F. H. PRUDHOMME Sc (XX, oct 20 No. 36 Old Levee. FOR MONROE, ANDALL tnttrmediate landings on Ouachita tisoer.

I newell known steamboat COLUMBUS, C. C. Rhodes, mas ter, will resume her regular trade in the Ouachita river on her return from St, Louis. which is daily expected. She has recently under gone repairs which render ber inferior to no boat on the Western waters.

Apt lply to JUSTUS Jl CO. WEEKLY PACKET FOR MOBILE, Touching at all the Watering Places on the LaJee.) The light draaght, fast ruuaing steamer ROANOKE, Wm. J.Duval, master, will leave the Lake end of the Pontchartrai a Railroad every Wedaesdsy eveaing, aAer the arrival Xf the six o'clock cars, and leave Mobile for New Orleans every. Sunday morning, at eight o'clock -touching at all the watering places. For freight or passage, apply to oct 8 tf CONVERSE Sc 55 New Levee.

N. B. The R. draws so little water that she will always go through Grant's Pass, going or returning, avoiding the GulfStream. Regular Weekly Passenger Boat, FOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, NEW CAR THAGE, GRAND GULF7 RODNEY, NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.

On Sundays, at 10 o'clock. I he splendid passenger steamer VICKSBURG, Jas. M.Grice, mas ter, having been thoroughly repaired and improved, will com-. mence her regular trips for the above sod all intermediate ports and landings on SUNDAY MORNING, the 11th instant, at 10 o'clock returning, will leave Vicksburg on WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock. A.

M. She will be in port on Fridays, and ready to receive freight, which will be landed at all the towns aad plantations on the coast. For freighter pstssga apply on board, or to WM. R. GLOVER at oct 4 No.

72 Gravier street NOTICE. FOR BATON ROUGE AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. The well, known Aesmer ROBT. FULTON, I. Hooper, master, will ply as above as a regulsr semi weeklv packet, leavine New Or leans on Tuesday at 10, and Saturday at 9 o'clock, A.

M. and returning, leave Baton Rouge on Wednesday and Sunday at 10 o'clock, A commencing ou Tuesday, 22d Sept. For freight or passage, apply to the captain on board. sept 10 tf REGULAR PACKET, FOR BAYOU SARA, POINT COUPEE, TUNICA and mil intermediate landings. The new, splendid, low-pressure steamboat FELICIANA, (cabin all ia state rooms,) G.

Jordsn, master. having been built expressly for the trade, will run as a regular packet as above mentioned. Her stated times of departure will be from New Orleans every WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock. and from Bayou Sara every SATURDAY, at 10, A.M. For freight or passage apply on board.

july 7 firadi Mummer Arras, grate at, FOR THE WATERING PLACES, aaaa-aaa, a. The fine, fast ranning steamboat I V- 1 1 LADY or THE LAKE, Wm. II. Hatchings, master, will leave the jBsaaa-aaaaaiaaaaws Lake end of the Railroad every SATURDAY EVENING, after the arrival of the 7 o'clock cars, for Bay of St. Louis, Pass Chrictian, Mississippi City and Biloxi; returning on Monday morning, in time for the 7 o'clock train to the city and leave every Tuesday eveuing, at 7 o'clock, for Mobile and all intermediate landings; returning, will leave Mobile every Thursday evening.

For freight or passage, apply to J. W. BREEDLOVE, july 31 No. 63 Poydras street. BAYOU 8ARA PACKET.

The steamboot ANGORA, 8. Selleck, master, will leave New sr? Orleans for Bayou Sara and al aaaa aaaawjBicrmediate landings every SUN. DAY, at 10 o'clock, A. and Bayou Sara every WEDNESDAY Morning, at the same hour. For freight or pat sag! inquire on board at the Paeke Landing, St.

Louis street. april 7 tf july IS THE PLANTERS' BANNER, Franklin, Attakapas Parish of St. Mary, La. TO THE MERCHANTS OF NEW ORLEANS. rTMIE undersigned, publisher of the above named journal, long impressed with a sense of the advantages which must accrue to city merchants by publishing their cards or general advertisements in widely circulated country papers, has at last resolved to introduce the subject to their notice, through the medium of the city press.

Those, the nature of whose business is such as to bring them in frequent communication with planters and resident in the country, will need but few hint on thi point to convmcfl them that their interests might be materially affected for the better, by espousing the suggestion herviu made. It is a well known fact, that city journals, except some of a literary or. strictly political easte never obtain a very large country circulation. A few rich and reading planters, it is true, make themselves acquainted with the principal city sheets but as a general fact, their names are not known in the cown-try. The advantage to the merchant eneaeed in a country trade, is then evident, in making known his name and business, the assortment and quality of his goods, through a country journal.

Houses of rood standing, by so doing, would not only benefit them- selves, but would confer a decided favor upon dealers and from the country, who, strangers to the customs of large cities, are frequently, by their unsuspecting characters, led astray in their-purchases and sales, and thus made to incur serious losses. These suggestions the subscriber deems sufficient to open, the eyes of city merchants to a subject so fraught witn interest to themselves and should those who transact business in Attakapas or the country adjoining coincide in hi viewshe assures them that ao journal cpuld be selected which has a wider or better circulation in this then the Planters Banner. Published in both the English and French it is the most prominent organ of the Whig party in the south-western section of the state and as its political career has not prevented the publisher from making it a valuable family paper, it i to be round in humble aa well as snowy owwimi-, from Iberville to Caddo. D- Term of advertising, for euy anu.r. am for the beiaee season; two squares.

$15 three squares, $20 in Ae1T 4t'' ROBERT WILSON. l7e REWARD. 0 nwsy front; the. subscriber, about the 83d ulL, his negro ooy UiUB. xte is very bhvck, about 40 years ef age, nearly six feet high, straight and well made speaks English only.

It is believed that he is lurkiag ia the Second Manicipelity Whoever lodges said, slave ia or delivers him to the sabecriber shall receive the' above reward. -pt3v Corner ef Bienville aad VrHer sts- $20 REWARD, mine No. 150 Camp -trees 3d insL, with the view of getting lHtfeletbe. and has net vet retareed 27 year old eatohTrCAllOUNEJORDAINaai passes as eiag free. The above rewaro paid for her delivery at" 150 CanjpsfreeU Captain, of steamboat and Teasels are caatioaed harboring emplovinr va.

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