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tMMt T9T frm VM IWWM The Northern tnail, 4ue tolay, failed TnRiiks to the clerk of tit steamer EL aixcbild for LomBville paper of latest frtfc'Vv 4 Vfce aL iBdebted to tho Ierk of the teftiner Florida for llobjle pert ol yete 43P Secretary Arroyo, of the Senate of this gtrvte, does us tie.lkTor to Bend a copy of foe Governer We thank Senator Benjamin, of Tjoo igiana, for a copy of Senator Fitch's Speech pn thOBattttioa of Kanaa. tTbe cletkrtf the naeketBen Franklia Witt please accept tRarfhanka for late Memphis 1 Wrre indebted to Mr. Sergeant Chil dresfc of the Senat f''Tniaianai ftf the juinual Report "of the" Auditor of' Public. Ao 'r 55 ii a Pbb ABT. Weara indebted to' onr 6M3e.

Klis, $0 Commer ial Prate, for A eopytof HarperTor 'II a Tery.iniareeting and richly illustrated jro Feb wabt. J. C. Morgan next the Post Office, baa re eeivedthk extfeilttut periodical, and favors as with $. i "4 5' Mob, Keller has arrived with all his artists end sftronpe of Yoflng Ameri eja" ballet dancers, With whom he opens, for a i'a A 1 a.

A a iirmiea engagement a. apaiamg ogerss amjihitheatre, early in Mona. Keller haa been having constant success since he last lettasW w. i CHAJUKsTHiATRtMrPladde'sper. sanation of the old French actor, AchUU wutv fa th5 Interesting piece, The First tsiglit "is confessedly of the best of all bis interpretations.

jln the. main incidents of this popular, piece lies the germ of the more extended plan of Mr. Boarclcault's comedy, Tail ife of an Actress," and a considerable portion of the' action of the plays is almost identical. simple earnestness of the fond old French, aoter, in the debut and for the sueoess of his young pupil, is finely displayed ay Flaclde, wnoee penormance or the put 1s each a "alternately to move the audi ence to tears, and'' to convulse them with laughter, 'h QaiETT. Mr.

Edwin Booth, who only plays out this week and then leaves qs, we areaorry to say, for the season, appeared again in the part of the Cardinal, ia Bui wer LyttonV favorite play, of Kichelieji," last evening, toa good house. His personation of this character has already received at our bands more than one encomiastic tribute, and we have nothing more to add in regard to it Jtdi de Mortemar on' this occasion was aasdly the youthful, gentle and delicate girl the dramatist has drawn, but in times of his trionic destitution or, perhaps, we might more Jreperiy say, of redundant profusion it be ooves ua not to be too nice in minor matters. Th Nkw Opwia. Beyond question, the "Jagnarita" is not only decidedly a success, but is Very deservedly so. It was performed for.the, second time, last evening, and to a large and exceedingly enthusiastic house.

It is a beautiful epeotacle, as pat upon the stage by Mr. Boadonsquie. Every scene ia a charm fng.pictnre, and the costomea and properties' are all picturesque. The plot, (which ye have already given at length,) ia it, the author of the libretto has drawn somewhat on his imagination for fact, ia simple and natural, and the situations afford Vary good' opportunities for excellent 'acting en the part of looks charmingly. adueky Indian queen, and Debrinay, whose personation of a kind 6f Patch J5ofc Acre is xceedinglv comic, Holtsem, the lover Vi has a great deal of pretty inuiA tA nr.

aiut Rlncra it Iwantiftillv mn1 Ihitasta as the brave; bldff old Major, and, indeed of all the; auxiliaries, including the chorus which has some of. the finest and best jnorecanx, to perform, and does them adequate tustiee. Jin nothing in which she has appeared before us, does Colson'more lustrously shine haa' in the looking, acting and singmg of the Iart ofrfttortVa, 4 etAKR Fahnt BtrtHTT. aBy a telegraph" despatch to Messrs. Bell, Buchanan At Cow, agent of the Louisville packet, Fanny Bul attj learn that this, splendid steamer will be port, ready to receive freight, on Mon dayniornmg, and.

will leave on Tuesday the 26th inst, at 5 HAnrkOR Fkbkuabt.s M. Kormari, 14 Camp street, sends ns a copy of this ex. ceDent number of the deservedly most popular Of the montnlies. Mas. Macalx.istib's 'Magic Soraiss.

These are defightfal entertainments and should be seen1 by all lovers of genuine rational musement. Averyuung, uusaocompusnea ndvbeaatiful woman does if eomnw tl faut. BeK'CXperimenta are done with ereat dex terity; and her expositions of the art magic stre truly astonishing. This evening she gives another jo? these fascinating soirees the last but one, we are sorry to say at Armory Hall, where an entire change of performances will be Offered 5forthe entertainment of iar r. l.

i i IStw Boos. M. Norman, 14 Camp Btreehas juBt Vecfeivcd a variety of excellent ot vuca win oe loana aa Tertised ia another column. He aemdens a copy of Capt. Mayne Reid Plaht Hunters Krt Adventures among the Himalaya Mountains." A' nrettilv illustrated ad interesting 4Iittla volume, published by TickBorcW.

Fields, of i ws.JhexandrDeoc J9th heavy rains the river is lull to iU beaks and fears are entertained of the leveest The" same paper rwrds the fol lowing on Tuesday morning MrlBouteiUe, jeweler; ha been boarding miwi)(ii7 own. j.ihc doctor hadoccasioo to notify th to went the doctor's, yestewlay momiac tjj loaded pistol, stating a tne'doetor'r wife that be bad, brought it for ber husband's bene At whereupon, the husband question bebkg ia aniohdnar room, and havinir overhead the conversation, eame out with, a gun be had intruding goldsmith as a little the best game ef thiWinrTri iT Tnt tha Mm jintit nri tat mtiii oan eonainii aimnnenca uieir victim rather precipitaely; and effect ftally vpuu ma visual organ, and one nair nis eotuv i Si Jlaquemme Sea. raeir3Uih telle of a strange rencontre tnas Vicmity a few sights ago A' ManchaC, 6a the opposite ae orthe river, a man, who had missed chickens repeatedry from the chicken house.tied his dog to the oorher one night, thmfcmg by such mean the; thief dcrei i fv i uie onicxea nouse. A fnn i kit Wwv nAd.1i. XT, tone thev foncht no one eubw.

Th kM. rr uviiq ciece. pesioe a similar situation. TJe3 beawr. of course.

attacked th an Mf was fiaiehed in little whilei and the poor dog also ultiraately diedV )ww the beaver ame fxoia i not Jkoown ttav neaere.xaowB tow yimt vanity WV. fr' vjliVfr' Paull ScsmmsI Syetese i The neceaaityef measnres to improve ear system 6f public achooUf sipparent to. The report Of the StrperioteBdent of the State, just laid before the Legislature, full of details of hs defects. Whole page of that document contain acknowledgments of almost total ignorance of the condition of the schools, or whether they have been organized in sash manner as to confer any public benefit. From eveh Bato Roug Living atone Plaqaemines, FranklbvSt.

John the iJapust, ana unacmia punnuof there is the same report 1'For want of in Jormatian 4 from; the Directors touching our nublic schools, it Is impossible tor me "to make a more efaborate report." The duty of noting reports to4he Saperintendent of Pub lic Education is, by the. present law, aevoivea upon the Parish Treasurer, an offi.ee having no direct connection with the schools, and consequently having no access" to the facts which it is important to make public while the administrators of the schools have sot im pressed upon them by any legal responsibility the importance of frequent communications with the head of the whole State organization. The result is just what any practical mind could have anticipated, a lamentable condition of ignorance so distinctly set forth in the Superintendent's report, The proposition of the Superintendent of Public Education to revive the i'anati super, intendents. in order to rectify the evil expe rienced, so far as it can be reached by the creation of numerous officers having no direct official intercourse with each other, and no bond of professional union, may palliate, but cannot altogether remove it. A radical ditfl ulty will still remain.

The superintendents will be district politicians, and not professional teachers. Men will be chosen, who may be supposed capable of strengthening local tickets, without any regard to their ex perience as educators, or that scholarship which is absolutely necessary to render them anything but de.ad weights, as they proved before the office was abolished, to the entire ry stem of public schools. If there is an earnest desire to adopt measures which cannot fail to accomplish the most bappy results, not only in spreading into every district the benefit of efficient schools, but of producing a class of professional men filled with real and enthusiasm for the cause of learning, and thoroughly imbued with true Southern feeling, let the Legislature frame and adopt a bill which shall contain the following 1. Elevate the great body of teachers into profession. 2.

Give into their hands, in their collective capacity, the control of education. In other words, by legislative acts, let the teacher, like the lawyer or the physician, be capable of exercising his profession in the pubjic schools of Louisiana, only after having received his diploma of qualification from the authorised committees of teachers and give to these committees the authority to examine all applicants for situations within the State, rejecting the unworthy and unqualified, and approving apd admitting as members of the great body of the profession of teachers those who are fully competent to direct the educa tion of the sons and daughters of the State. This will dignify the calling of teachers. It will secure competence wherever a school ex ists. It will awaken teachers themselves' to effort to improve and extend the usefulness of the system.

Making every individual teacher amenable to the great body itself of which ha is a member bringing him into close contact with the entire profession, and producing personal, intercourse in annual or semi annual conventions, he will discharge the duty so completely neglected, and there will be no lack of information of the condition of every school, and of the wants and peculiarities of each district in the State. Let the Parish Superintendents be elected from professional teachers alone, and by the profession at large in its annual convention. Establish a normal school for the instruction of teachers in their vocation, and make it a de. partment of the University of Louisiana, or of tbe Slate Seminary, or of both, and the day will not, be distant when the schools and the profession will be filled by the sons and daughters of the State. Practical minds are convinced that other measures will only slightly palliate the present inefficiency of the system, but will not infuse into it that.

vitality and energy which will ultimately render it not only what the wants of the people of the State' demand, but pattern for those older members of the con. federacy who have been even the pioneers in the cause of popular education. The clipper ship Gauntlet, now at New Tork," made the passage from the Chincha Islands to Norfolk in 66 days the shortest on record. dtf There are only three members of the Kentucky Senate who are 'not married men, and these it is said, are exceedingly anxious to share their Senatorial honors with an equal number of the fair sex. The contents of the city post office, Washington, have, been transferred to the new, spacious and handsome apartments provided in the General Post Office Extension, and facing street.

High Water at all Pointi.The Natchitoches Chronicle, 16th reports the river very high at all points in that region, and now navigable by the largest boats in the Bed Biyef trade, through Cane and Little rivers. A Faithful Subject' A Canadian dog was sold last summer, very much against his will, over the St. Lawrence into the State of Vermont." An intelligent dog, however, he made no fuss about it at the time, bnt quietly waited till a few days ago, when the 'river being frozen over, he found his way, 100 miles, home again, in the Queen's dominions. Lord Palmerston ought to grant that dog a He is a living illustration of the. doctrine of pon ejrpatriation, Telegraph to the Roeky Mountain.

Wo have already recorded the proposition of Mr. Henry Bielly and others to construct a telegraph line from the borders of civilization to theSonth Pass of the Tiocky Mountains, and its refeaence by the Senate to an appropriate committee. From a copy of the memorial we learn that the plan is to establish lines of stockades along the route at intervals of ten or twenty miles, the United States soldiers to dp the work and protect the lines when com. pleted. Mail Rider Drowned.

A young man named John Bitchey, aged about twenty two rears a.w. learn from the Greensburg Imperial, Whue eoBveTinir the Bairm Bmo. piace horseback a days was wwmpong cross a Bayou near Twelve Creek. bayou "was very much awolleil from thelate heavy rains, and 'to croesing the horse came In contact with a logy which caused him to straggle, when th 'girth of, his saddle parted, and both rider and saddle were wecipitated into the water. The body and mail bag were recovered nextaom.

'riLunSr. There were, ai the 19; forty nine' peesels of largest aixe, twe aMpairfJ, in.Penaacolaiiarbor. 'i Tbe aeeoucheur of the Queen of Spain' ot the handsome sum vt $16,000 for hi pt J. bringing, the Prinoe of Astoria into tte mm TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, SeeIaU ce the Orleans Picayune. From Baton Rouge.

rBythKaoillito.l,. Batok Booex, 22. The House of Bepresentatives elected to day seven enrolling and passed appropriation bills to the afcotmt of $75,000. v'v "ST Lawrasonhaa obtained, the passage of a bill for the extension of the time for collect, lug taxes and licenses Jn New one month. The House reconsidered the vote, on the resolution to furnish the, members with tea newspapers each.

v. Mr. Beggs, who took the lead in this, moved to reduce the number to five. No vote was taken, as the House was to meet the Senate, bv annointnient, for the purpose of counting the vote for State officers. Tr Kansna Jeetlon.

St. Lopis, Jan. 22. The State party. have elected their State officers, and they have a majority in the Klver and Steamboat News.

Vicksbcrg, Jan. 22. The steamboat L. M. Kenhett passed thisfpoint at 9 o'clock last night, and the Adams at 10 o'clock this morn ing, on their way down to New Orleans.

Later from St Thomas. Arrival ef tb.e8h.ip Richmond. Capt. Gookin, of the ship Richmond, arrived Yesterday from St. Thomas, which port she left on the 5fh reports that the schooner Virginia Price' arrived on the 4th bound to St JDroix, with loss of foremast, and other wiBe damaged.

Same day arrived the schooner Eenj. Delano, Capt. Bakjer, from Malta, bound to Boston, with loss of sails and spars. Capt. Gookin took from her eight passengers, and brougM them to this city.

On the 3d the U. S. supply steamer Shubnck, Capt De Camp, from Philadelphia, bound to California, put in, short of coal, also having sustained damages. The British ship Sultan; Capt. Hunter, was ready, and would sail on the 12th inst for this port.

On the 10th inst, 10' miles east from Cape Antonio, south side of Cuba, saw a large bark ashore, with painted and white stripe around her monkey rail, apparently American her spars were all standing, and had not been asohrelong. On the 18th 140 miles from the bar, the ship Richmond was struck by lightning, straightening the band on the main top mast, splintering the yard, knocking the men off the main yard. The man at the wheel was knocked senseless. Capt. Gookin, while sitting in the cabin, was also stunned, but no oneJ was injured.

Novel Importation. The Quebec Mercury has intelligence of the shipment to that port from Ireland of 9,000 impregnated salmon ova. They are destined for an experimental propa gation pond therein. 1 he Superintendent of Fisheries had previously made a journey to variouB rivers in the Provinces with the same object in view, but too late to procure the ova of the Canada salmon. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says the Administration has positive evidence that Gen.

Lane, of Kan. sas, is a Mormon spy. Fedcttrian Feat. Alfred Ebon, an English man, twenty nve, years 01 age, nas just ac complished, in Hartford, the gieat feat of walkinc one hundred and eight consecutive Lour without sleep or rest. Novel Way to Collect a Debt.

A few Sun days ago, during divine service at Byron, N. an honest looking man rose up and asked permission to say a few words He said he wished to inform them that he had worked for a member of this church (pointing his finger at and naming the individual) for three months at thirteen dollars per month, and that he had refused to pay him. It ia written that many were impressed with the belief that this was a better plan than going before a Justice to collect the debt, front which we conclude that the member shelled out on the. spot. Memory of the Late Senator Taylor.

The following were the resolutions offered in the Senate on Tuesday by Mr Gardere, of Jefferson, in honor of the memory of the late Hon. W. R. Taylor, of St. Charles, and unanimously adopted by that body XV'hereas, the bite Hon.

W. R. Taylor, of St. Charles, has been struck from amongst us, while on his way to Europe, and away from his home; And whereas. during his Jegislative career, the late Hon.

W. B. Taylor has proven himself, both in private and public capacity, an honor to the State and an ornament to society Be it re sotted. That this Senate do sincerely sympathise witn the family and friends of the late Hon. W.

B. Taylor, in the sad loss inflicted on them by Providence, and that the members of the Senate shall wear the usual badges of mourning. Be it further resolved, That the family of the deceased be respectfully informed of these resolutions by the Secretary of the Senate. Living in Clover. Mm.

Swisshelm, formerly editor of the Pittsburg Visitor, is now living at St. Cloud, Minnesota, from which place she writes There is a very good supply of cattle here, and the beef killed off the prairie is quite equal to any stall fed I have ever eaten. This is selling at 10 cents a pound all round fine venison at 14 for haunches and 10 for quarters; rabbits, twice as large as in Western Pennsylvania, for 10 cents apiece. Pigeons 1 grew tired of, and pheasants I care nothing about the meat la too white. Wild ducks and prairie bens are delicious, and we have bad 4 fair supply.

But the fish Mr. M. with two others speared fish two hours last spring, and his share of the proceeds was something over a barrel of cleansed fish, principally pike and pickerel. In half an hour I caught three bass, so much alike one could scarce distinguish thems and each wanting from two to three ounees of four pounds. The whole face tbe country is interspersed with hikes and rivers teeming with fish.

President Buchanan' First Levee. The levee at the President's mansion on the evening of the 12th, being the first of the season, attended by a very numerous assemblage, of citizens of both sexes, official and unofficial, Senators, Bepresentatives, officers of the Army and Navy and the civil service of the country. The occasion was honored by the presence ot several of the representatives ef foreign friendly powers and subordinate members of the diplomatic corps. The company wete i. presented to the President and Miss Lane by the Marshal ef the District and Com missioner of.

Public Buildings, respectively. It was a truly gay 'and pleasant scene, and. was somewhat diversified by the sight of several of the delegations of Western Indians now in the city, all in fall The next levee will take place on the 26th inst. CNationml IntelUganeet THE Accidist, A little orphan lad, named Thomas who savs he is fifteen vears of; age, but' whose appearance rather eetonen Mm considerably under twelve, met with aa accident uereditnecessary 'to take 1dm to lheJDharitv jiw.p.wu jrowsToay. tie is living withja man sained; Dunn, on Common itreet, ielow Gal vej, and wbe plantotreefc He was driving eart with a taJJvm treeie tt, at the time th1 accident, near Hevia street, when one of the wheels sinking in a rut or caused htm to thrown oot wftfc flie tree, which fell acrosa.

7 Bif osjc Bxcokdxk 8titbv All the fixed' eases were this' morning postponed till to Bint mmr' nveninixA Aft IZeflorder Was sub pfHnaedlo appear as a witness before the First jjistrict uourw V5 liobert Kannenack. was arraigned and neld to bail in the cum of $350 to answer, on ths 27th inst, to a eharge ef having while em ployed the store of 1 A. fiose, corner of Tchoupitonlas and. Girod streets, feloniously pocketed $2 5 which he havi received as the price Of a cravat sold on.account of his em i 'K V. Frederick Yager is held to answer for having threatened Philip Knearen with personal violence.

t. i v'S if, Bichard Barnes, accused of having stabbed Theodore Kelly in. the abdomen, with intent to kill, was discharged the prosecutor failing to appear. VN vsv Wm. Prescott is held to answer to a charge of having stolen a coat and cane belonging to unknown parties.

i VVm. Phalen, for driving a dray so furiously on Tchoupitoulas street, as to endanger human life, was fined $15, and Wm. Carolan, fbr getting up a drunken row on Girod street, had to pay $10. LIST OF VESSELS Balled suaal Cleared fer Mew Orleans. CCarreeted for the Daily ricaynne, Jmn.

S3, laea COASTWISE FORTS. NEW YORK. Ship Independence, Eoatia Jan Ship Bazaar, Strait eld Dec 31 BOSTON. Sbfp Middleaex. Godfrey eld Jan I Ship Auguatua, Kearney Dec 31 PHILADELPHIA.

Ship Weatmorehtud, V'fcu Jaa Scar Village Belie eld Dec il BATH. Ship Mdaliou. eld Nor 3S FOSEION PORTS. UVERPOOL. Ship Cambria, Perry 8Uip Crown Puiut.

Cook Ship Hayea, gbip RiTeramiih, Daria Ship Conqueror, Mhiu Htiiitlbrra. Rodewald Decs eld Dec is Dee 1M eld Dec IT aid Dec IT Dec ir Ship Weatern Empire. So a la 111 ill i ouuib xec Dec 19 Snip 8uaa.ii Hincaa, Dec li Ship Empreaa, aid Dec 9 rout back leaking Dm ii Ship Constitution, Shin Harea. Pi aid Dee 19 aid Dec to aid Dec 10 aid Dec aid Dec 8 miinEinm Ship Trumbull, Rlchardaon. 6 hip ComaUtntine, Ship CIM'ton Belle Ship Thames, CalU nder.

Ship St Patrick. Henry Ship Tempeat, Whitney. Ship Wm Kroat. Harlun Ship Wm Wirt Dec 0 eld Decs Dee Dec I Dee 1 aid Dec 1 snip a I arsons, aid Not SO Bhln Mallorr. Xeater aid Nor aa 8bu Admiral.

Hatnewa aid Not Vf Ship Kocnantbeaij Ship St Patrick, I Not Si No is eld Dee VI eld Dec 13 Dec 1 Dec 11 Dec Ut aid Decs aid Not Not ST Norm Nor LONDON. Ship Abbot Lawrence, Darii Ship Saracen, Ship uan Fernandez, Olxen Ship Edward Oliver, Card pnip 1 fresa. Ship Eluaoeth Ship KucuamDean Ship Regulator, Newcomb Ship Fanny McHenry, Ship Challenger, Johnaton Snip Erin Oo Brash. Movlea BRISTOL. Ship Magnolia, Pepper Sbip Mortimer Livingston, Sampson.

Ship Lixile Spalding, Ship Lizde Southard PILL. Ship Ed Sherman Ship Red Coat, Bernard CLYDE. Not! aid Dec IS Not 46 Not S6 Not is Not is Oct 98 Ship Golden Light, Vaugban. aid Dec 19 Ship Bnvishaw, Robinson. aid Dec II Khin Fiona McDonald.

Howieaon Dee 19 Dec Ship Margaret Pollock, Crulk.hauka 6LASUOW. Ship Ophelia, Barker NEWPORT, Wale. Ship Suflolk, Beala LONDONDERRY. Ship Elizabeth. HAVRE.

Bhlp Geneaeee, NIchola Ship Pearleaa, Sha kelford Shin Jane Williams, Crquhart aid Dee aid Oct I aid De Dec 93 Dec 19 Dec 19 Dec 90 Dec 14 Dec 6 aid Dec 11 aid Dec IS Dec 19 Not 90 Not IT aid Oct 31 Dees Dec 4 Ship Pleiadea, Winston Ship Geo Green; Bbip ArtizarS Pollard Bhlp' 8e well. Morrrll MARSEILLES. Ship Lanraablre, Allen jsnip moaea tayior. Ship Cabinet, 'M Aha Sbip Annaoolia, Pickett. poll Ship Sea Lion, BORDEAUX.

Ship AnacrroTi Ship Riga, Freeto DUNKIRK. Ship Tigreaa, Lawrence ANTWERP. aid Not 30 eld Dec Ship Expreea, Ship MiltOb. Bradford Dee BiUiiru.attavi.n. Ship aid Dee Ship Mimi aid Dec Ship President Smldt.

Meyer Dees Ship Philadelphia, Meyer Not 19 Ship a Lad Not To Planters. PATENT CA8T STEEL BELLS, for Plantation nao, new and Improved article, for aale by CI.AK.ft, SlAUtlEZ at Jast StdAltW 4 Canal street. ONE HUNDRED AND FIF jr DOLLARS REWARD Ran away, or atolen, on Thursday, the lath, a dark mulatto Boy, named JOHN, aged 19 Sears, medium size for hia age, speaks French and roken English had on a trader's suit SunDowd sic been atolen br a man about feet 7 or 8 rachea In height, aandy hair and light whiskers, at out built, good address, and Tery taikatire. and aged about 34 or 40 years. Twenty Dollar will be paid if taken in the 8tat and If taken oat of th Stat SAO, and 9100 for taaconriction of the thief.

Apply to the subscriber, at No. Baronne atreet, New Orleans, La. Jais tfdaw W. J. PIE EC B.

Tmnreved Patent rirciilar Haw Mills. dr EORGE PAGE A Baltimore, Maryland, reapect vji louy iniorm tneir inenua ana tne puDiic generaii' iEa that they hare greatly enlarged their Manufactaring tabllapment, and that they hi are now encb faciiitiea aa will enable thgtn to execute all orders with despatch, and in the roost superior style of workmanship, for their CELEBRATED PORTABLE PATENT CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, which hare gtren such anireraal aatlafartton throughoat the Cnion. Alao, for their STEAM POWERS, GRISTMILLS, ef all sires, together with various other Labor Sariog VacMnery. They bare added Tarlona Improrementa their machinery, wjiicb add greatly to their Opera Lira Powera, and render them aa near perfection a possible. CAUTION.

Aa there are Tarlona parties Infringing their Patent Right for their Circular Sow Mllla, and aa they haTe obtained damages against parties for infringementa in various suits brought by them in the United States Conrta In the 8tatea of Maryland, New Tork and Michigan, they deem It do to the public to caution all persons againet purchasing Saw Mllla from euch persona aa mar oe infringing their patent nglita, or of their agents, aa they will be compelled to prosecute all Tlolatura ol their rigbta. Persons wishing to prtrrhaae, will address their Agent; ia New Orleans, 8LARK. STAUFFER who will fumlsh them with a DeecripUre PampaUt JaiT imAftmW J. II. Bnrttswti PATENT PLANTATION CORN AND FLOURING MILL The best anal ehea.is.at now In nas ORE than 9,500 of these Mill hare been used, princl Daily In tbe Boath.

and neTerhare anv bmb retornrd from falling to please. The above Mill ia warranted ta grind aa much good meal, or Soar, in a giTen time, with the same power, aa any Mill ever a or red In this market, of the aame size, and to give entire aatiankction, or may be returned at oor expense. PRICES St Inch, Double eeard.t9TKi94 inch, Double Gearad.Slr 995 20 149 So Single to 90 Single 136 4 1601 L. J. WEBSTER, Sole Agent, 9 St.

Charles sTreei. Warehouaa. aornar Magazine and Lafayette streets. New Prieans. La.

dS SnadAintW Saperler Pnrripa. Fire Divested of More than Half it Terrer. THE aobacriber, aole agent here of the manufactnrwaL haa conatantlT for tale an aaaortmentof the celebrated McGOWAN PATENT DOUBLE ACTION SUCTION AND FORCE PUMPS, adapted to tbe use af railroada. olai lantatlona, families, ate There are now ten of these Fumpe in use on the Opekvoaaa Railroad, and many at tached to wells In the city and country end the unifi 10 tn ef th au approbation of the user, warrant the the heat puabp yet invented. Those de tlcle.

are Invited to examine the testira tlcle, are lnviied to ezamlne the teatirnoniait in th hands' of the undersigned. If the yard ef every dwelling in the city waa provided with a McGowan Pump, an eaten connaeraraon wmta rarely, those In tbe aicmity of a fii iff ever. fr, miM WSH witseaaed, since ectlvelT. attach re could, respectively, noae to their pump and protect th buttdinn uildinga on thi aremiaea by throwing a profusion of water. ISAAC BRIDGE, 99 Magazine atreet.

096 dW SUNDRIES. 100 boxes and hatf boxea Virginia TOBACCO, aaam tii qualities. 900 half bbla. and kite MACKEREL, No. 1, 9, f.

400 keg "Old Colony" NAILS, assorted rixea. 60 casks London PORTER and ALE. 4 60 cases Falkirk ALE. sacks Old Government Java COFFEE. 900 pockets eo M.

Havana and German CIGARS, various BTanda, J00 boxes and naif boxea STAR CANDLES. 00 boxes Leonard ft Son's SPERM CANDLES. so bblau, hi bbla. and nr. bbla.

Extra CRANBERRIES. 90 bbla. and 909 boxea BUCKWHEAT. 4 100 dozen painted BUCKETS. 100 cases Baltimore Cove OYSTERS, I and (IB caaa.

no keg Buck and Drop SHOT and BAB LEAD. SO bbla. very superior Old Bourbon end Ry WHIS KET. i. 0 cases LOBSTER.

KiaTfo. 1 SALMON. 40 eeee SARDINES. SO eaaesrTOMATOES. So eaaes Baltimore PRESERVES.

cases BRANDT FRUJTK 30 sacks French 8. S. v. MOO boxes E. J.

and Wests rn CHSS8X. 0 tin Bent Co.w CRACKIRS. vi4 groaa PLATING CARDS. 80 boss Ifalnm MACCARONL boxes Kentucky MUSTARD, t1 aadlB ao raiaa sraae r. usi 2 eeaee GreewrORN.

a case Green WAS. SOOcaae Cnderwood'a FICKLE S. assorted ilaavyl; 40 cases Preston a Merrfll tTEAJST FOWDRRa y'f ss Alao. A sba asasilaiiiil ef TEAS, WINES, LIQTJORS, B. ALAILET.

CO ii IT TclaBtraasnlas street azad tob '1 STEAMSHIPS. If raKos i Toeatlsn THURSDAY. February 4, at A. U. B.

9sAlJuU3a SOUTllXaEt SIS AS' I ship Company Fer Brazo Santiaee, direea. Tbe aew IroneteaanshlD GENERAL ROSK. Robert Smith, ooeamander, will aaii asaabava. Far freight pange. having sJegant accoainsristinaa, aapls aa bean, or to HARRTS.

MORGAN SaeS raUaaA. JatS opposite Steanaahip faasrltng, Sat Shippers will please provide theeji selves irith th teaaner xarm ot nuis) of lading. Nana ethsw will be) signed. iVaasJIam rnrfkaV. JtnnuvUstl BOuTHxRN STEAjastiip cuaraai 1 rS FarGalveston and Matagorda Bay The sap.

sissahirlar asppered and oppar fastened steamshin MEXICO, J. Y. Lawieaa, cumanaader, will sail a above, For freight or passage, having etegant accammo nstlons for passengers, apply on board, or to Aff gift, MORGAN of Julia atreet, JalV opposite the Steamship Landing. To sail an SATURDAY 93d January. St 10 A.

M. DIRECT The superior Al Iron steamship UN ITED STATES, Flags a a. commander, is now ready to receive cargo at tbe foot of Julia street and will leave as above. The D. 8.

ve. me u. a. For freighter wiU land cargo ea the wharves at Lavaca, pasex appiy on Doero. otw GOLDENBOW LESPARRB, JalST Camp atreet.

AnaJarhleela. Sail on 8 ATn R. a v. and at F. M.

roK APALACiilCUliA Taw stsamsDlp AMERICA Nelson, commander, will sail a above, from steamshia l.ndin. foot af Julia street For freight or pasaage apply to Jal WOOD Jt LOVV, 37 Natchez atreet. sV No freight received without aa order from th agents. Vera Ova. TezaU an MONDAT.

February ibas, itlA.IL FOR VERA CRUZU. g. Mail Line i The superior coppered and copper fastened "steamshio TESXK88EE.Thn. Fr. mander, will leave fbr Vera Cruz, aa abovs, punctually, carrying tbe U.

8. Mail. For freight or pasaage, having elegant accommodations for cabin and iteerage paaaenxert, apply to HARRIS, MORGAN foot of opposite Steamahip Landing. Sstr The freight on half bales cotton will hereafter be one dollar and twenty live cents each. Jala Key West.

To sail on TTJEsUAV, January tfl, at 8 A. M. FOR BvEl WEST, VIA PKNSACOLA, Analachicola. St. Mark.

Cedar Keva. Tamna Bay and Manatee Southern Steamahip Cora pany U. S. Mail Line The superior coppered and copper fastened steamslilp tALUUUS, W. It.

uoi faatened steamahip CALHOUN, W. L. Cnzzena, conunan der, win leave as aoove. For freight or pasaage. sr, will leave as above.

For freight or passage, baring superior stateroom tceoav modations for passengers, apply to to m. vll. .1 a utile, uuauAn aio aar Freist DO 'posite Steamahip Landing. Bar Freights to Apalachlcola, St. Marks and Tampa Bay, subject to lighterai to ugaterage Shipper will at steamer's exnenae.

lease provide themselves with the Ilia of Lading) none ether will be steamer' form of aimed. SsF No freight received without an order. For New Yark, via lTavaaia. Learea en WEDNESDAY, January 97, at 8 A M. NEW YORK.

AND NEW UHLCAfl KTEtMimiP rnHPANT. For New Tork. 'via Havana TThe new, splendid, side wheel steamship CAHAWBA, J. D. Bulloch, Co mander, having elegant accommodation for first lass passengers, will leave hep wharL foot ef St.

Joaeph street, First Duv trict, with the U. S. Mails, aa above. Fee freight or pea. sage, apply to CONNOLT CO, Agent, J17 44 Poydraa atreet.

BaT The steamship Cakawb and Black Warrior will leave regularly on the 19th and nth of each month. Sabine Pass. FOR SABINE PASS. VIA N. O.

A Ot. Railroad The steamship JASPER, W. bC Flanders, master, will eontinne to make reaular trios from the termines of the Road at Berwick's Bay. Shippers can rely on this arrangement, not with standing other reports to the contrary. Far freight or passage apply to 1 N.

J. HACKNEY. Opelooaa R. R. Offlc.

WW Printed rate of freight can be had en application to tbe agent as above. JalT tf CharlMMi sad IKetr Ym, Cabin Pasaage from Charleston to New Tork. SSS. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE new Tork and Char lea ton Steam Packet, through in 49 to 63 hours. Semi Weekly Th new steamship COLOMBIA, isos tons, M.

Berry, commander. NASHVILLE, 1800 tone, D. Ewan, commandez. MARION, 1800 tons, W. J.

Foster, commander. JA8 ADgER, loos tons, S. Turner, commander. SOUTHERNER, 1000 tone, L. M.

Murray, commander. Leave Adger's Wharves every WEDNE8DAT and SATDRDAVT after the arrival of the car front ths South and West. Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and courteous commanders will ensure travelers by this line every possible comfort and accommodatloa. Apply to HENRI MISSROOM A Agent, myift Charleston, 8.

C. Cabin Pssaase, aB. Pasaage, New lavlttaid Keete te Texai, FOR GALVESTON AND tNDIANOLA (Powder Hon.) sm vino or orSm da rats, mm' A well aa reduced rates fo leaving everr BUfVDAV THURBDAT, by the fc. VBWUUiS WSS.UWaSkS) SAUSVAV, connecting at Berwick Bay with the new nd splendid Steamship GALVESTON and OrELOUSAB, of Twelve hundred ton berthea each, built expressly fer this route, and so constructed ee to avoid the dangers aad delays heretofore arising from tbe passage of tbe Texas bees. Passengers will leave New Orleans, from the Ferry landing, opposite Jackson Square, on Sunday and Thursday morning, at Tfc.

a 'clock, commencing on Thursday, October 1,1167. The OPELOU8A8. Cap. A. VanHome Ellis, will leave on SUNDATSTand the GALVESTON, Capt C.

F. Washburn, on THURSDAYS. Returning The day a of leaving Indianola will be WED NESDAYSead SATURDAYS, and Galveston SUNDAYS and THURSDATS. Freight will be received dally Sundays excentedl at the Com nanv'a land: in new urwans, at toot or Bt. Louis street, and will be and will be tr irted through to ports of destina bon without extra cba lane oi aay xine, at tne lowest rate heretofore charged by the line ol if For freight or passage, apply at the office of the company.

(the only office, of th line in New Orleans,) comer of St, Peter and Levee streets, opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans ef the ate rear may be seen, and state room secured. A B. 8EGER, Vice President. ylS N. Opelenaas and 6 W.

Railroad Co GfiJExT SEDUCTION OF PB.ICB8. Mr. J. Stillman respectfniiy announce to the I 11 ladies that ahe will eommeace, on MONDAT. th I Jlsist to sell out tbe balance ef ber fall stock, comprising.

In part, af Point Lace Setts, Valea cimae Lace Setts, French Embroidered Setts, Embroidered Handkerchiefs and Collars, (of every deacrip tioa, Embroiaered Velvet Cloaks, at half tbe usual prices. rase ol Hueaian rnra ana ur upera cioaxsi ten eaaes of French Bonnets, worth will be sold for less than half the former prices. Several saaeaGmy Straw Bonnet, Hinoosa, riowers and rest sera. SaVCssaarysrissrs punctually attended to. MRS.

J. STILLMAN. Canal street MRS. A I 8 Tmi littdlea Beardlea; Sclieet, 1SS Conde street (continuation of Cnartre). rrtHIS institution is now transferred to the large and A commodious building long known as Mm McMaer' Boarding School.

Fret. J. G. D'AQUrN wiU, in future, take charge ef the higher course in this establishment. The English Department will, In special manner, be entrusted to hi care.

Besides th ordinary branches of a primary education, the studies embrace English and French assise a reasoned course ef History, ancient and modern; and ef Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Mathematics. A choice Library is selected or the use of th higher classes. Musis Is particularly attended to; every branch ef it being taught, the theory and practice of harmony and solfeggio included. Sedulous care Is taken to Proi fulous care Is taken to promote the moral as well ss physical improvement of the papila. Private lessons from graduate teachers may be made by applying at the Institution.

For Boarders par month. Half Boarders. lo Day Scholars. Sto According to the clsaaea. Jal ly Tebeeee Tebaeco.

SHALL from this date continue th Tobacco Buatnea A fer my awn account under the style ef JNO. PRICE, JR, at and ss Natchez atreet. All buaineas en trusted ia our care win have tbe beat attention. We will at all times keep en band a large aad choice stock, suited for all markets. In hogsheads and bales.

AU descriptions ef CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also In hosshead and bales, for plantation ase. JNO. PRICE, JR. October Ifwr. i al Papil Waatee.

YTRKNCR, Spanish, Geraaaa and English Languages, J1 aad the Piano, taught by Lady, a. 14 Crescent Row, Canal street. 7' aveferejscea Bev. Dr. Leacoek, L.

H. Place, Hon. Trass. tnond Landry, Hon. F.

SenM, Jadge Gaiasa, Edgar Mantel us. r. vw nfia Imnreved Iron Tlea fer Cetten Bales. TBS sabsc riber will furnish Improved Iron Ties fer cotton bale that will not com undone in hip' holds. They will admit ef compressing the bale for ships, aad tying a secead time with equal facility to rope.

The tying ran be doae as rapidly, and tha bales will aot pana sner pressinx. i a. ties are aot aerforated ar cut tn any way i thus the aay way i thus full strength Is preserved. The tie can be fastened at any beeper than rope. Addr portion oi in iron, aaa are JalO ly SS F.

COOK, SS Natehei street. rer VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION. A PLANTATION, Land, situated I consisting of about looo arpeata mi i Terrebonne, about four suites froaa tbe Ooe louses Railroad, ha vine Ave hundred And fifty (MO nve hundred an. acres of open Land, a brick Sugarhouae, a good Mill and Engine and ether necessary building. SS Mule, with Certs and other farming utensils.

With th Flantaasa will be sold 30 Negroes that have bee accustomed to the culture ef sugar. Forterma. Ac. aaoiy HOR B. LEE, 1 at.

Charle 3I e. up assess. TWENTY FTVE DOLLARS REWARD Th hove reward will be paid for Information of the whereabouts ef the boy BILL PORTER, who left the Ga Station en tbe nUht of the inst. boy la about 9s years of age, black com black complexion. 6 feet high, slim built and wore a mustache.

Jal ft tf WM. S. CAMPBELL, Superintendent. Heeelrea mud Boilers for Sale. 50 a'eleee? mONf bip R1.

Scnee tad One New Double Fined Boiler, to fast long by SB Inches diameter; Flues 11 inches diameter. Oae New Double Fined Boiler, 99 feet long by 49 Inches' diameter Fine 1 cache diameter, with tocometive fat Anolvat BELLE VTLLE IRON WORKS. Jala 41 ewe It Varnlshee. Depot for Minett A Co.1 celebrated Coackv Yamtahe and Japan, In whole, halve and qaartur barrel, at New Tork pricea, frelgbW J. MATTHEWS A i Carriaee Fnrniahine Steve.

JaI6 Gravierasres. Mswna bvrgw and efnprt awortmentef Shelf sod Heavy Hardware. 4 4wIRON. STEEL, NAILS AND CAnTTN. GrjNKfrsB4tBlB0sach.

twv mm mm aw mmm Mwk 7 Farn1a.br sUCHARDS, SLOCOMw ft CO. Jalf t. 'r tl Cmnl Cstl, "A CONSIGN ruENr bushel Oht RIvC Ceal AAy far sals by the beet lead. Apply to fuTT a. xisLAXit a erf.

fcawwryAfO SPAY and IriOsLBDAg. la fc GiASD PRAiai ASD POINT A LA iy Hache Mcketsteanas FRANK STSELR, W. H. Brewa, snaeter, will leer New Or feaua ereryTHURSD AY and MONDAY, at A. Returalug, wlil leave Fntsz la ELach every Friday aa Tueaiay, at AH.

Plaater may rely en this boatre sasinine in the hmdsv I i i innlri J. leavea every WEDNESDAY i A A i A IOA8T AND PACKET, new. swHtaM he UUiBt anil TTh new, awHtane a barunet, clerk, leave New mrw Wednssv m. tsrasre. master, ana oav, iue riocs.

a aa every Batnreey.at o'clock FjlL For freights passage, havtag superior accsnun. dattons. apply en board. Tbe Gea. Pike will ceniiaKS aa a regular packet da ring tbeentire aaaaoaw 5an4f XClliAT.Il.lsIlIBGOiiT Pakt twice a week United Stat.

MsU steamer B. fKK. VUSS, Jaanea McOaoid. syhi, clerk. This splendid and east ran ning uasiex, aajnv csBra.

nis ipienaw aaa aasa running Steamer will leave New Orleans for Belize, every SATQR. PAT at 10 o'clock A. and every EDM BSD AT tZ PolakVHaeaSeeTdvrfc SUNSrrnhtTaTatew BUNVAxynoTOtne, arriving ez new vwteaas en Btonda and Thurtday. Plantei and shippers enervating thent Buatnea te ua wiu receira paracuusr ana in Aton. JLTB.

McOUOlD, and prompt attea. U.I EO. BAT HI, fv T. EOTCurOKD, 9a Tci d29 A. TITOS.

7 Old Levee Trh ss sitae ass Bs Fer freight ef passage apply on board. Leaves ever WIJ 'Wednesday 1 iiissl Irssi Coast and Lafourche. Retnradmr leaves Lacknort every Friday at A Thibodanx every Saturday at DonaOdaoaiTine every Sunday. A. M.

coming sown aa toaat in any iignz. Leaves every WE DN ESDA T. at COAST AH" bArVUSUlI rACsVET. he steamer PELICAN, r. IMUarei lares, aaa Forieigb leaves New uacansasanoee.

irar or passage apply eo board. The iseiMsaa wui coatteBsata reffuhv nacAet aSuta tbe entire teason BAYOU SARA MAIL Tbe CAPITOL, Orleans ev Baranco. nuurter, leavei err MONT AT VENUS AY MORNING, at.10 s'dt Nan a. at clue "every FRIDA clock; fat master, iAV zne steamer LllREL KILL, tIoo HI nOAI nl I Pi SS MS CTJS'l and every WEDNESDAY EVENING, mt o'clock, ret Dayon San, The steamer C. Vrarent.

master, leaves New Orleans every TDKfioA sad THURSDAY Mnnwma. at 10 o'clocl at 10 o'clock, end every SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock, for Plaqnemin. The at earner RE Chaa. Halt master, leaves New Ow JrD ejTjPNDAt n4 WEDNESDAT MORNING for Grease Tete Railroad. ii Th nd Laurel Hill wBI take no Coaat freight belew DonaldsonvlUa J.

A COTTEN, Agent. nie Tcbouplteala ttnt. Leave every THURBDAT at P. sa. REGULAR THURBDAT U.

MAT pneaes vA.n.DDuavurt n. ICKSBURG, J. M. Whit, anaster, above, for Skipwith' Landing, ten's Bend, Guii, win leave as ai encs, MllUkena I Iney, Natchez, the Coast, and all intermediate land: Inge, rer ireignt er passage. Having unsurpassed modatlona, apply en heard, or to nisf GEO.

D. HITB et CO Front street tOT The steamer Vlckabure will take Taaoe River freight rid siga through bills lading with the privilege ef re hipplnev COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET, steamer DR. BATET, A Duena, uue sr. leave New Orleans, every MONDAT; at 6 P. nd FRIDAY at A comtas down, teavet Thlbodaux every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.

P. and pas down tbe Coast WEDNESDAT and BUNDAT. For freight er passage apply ea board, or to A. LAHORE ST, New Orleans, S. T.

DAUNIS A Tbibedaax. ad0 fir or A. GINDRT. DonakisonviUel Xeavea every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 A M. nuiiM aausttsKUi iVKH Week Foe Balize.

Southwest Paaa and all intermediate landina en the Coast Ths fast running regular packet steamer BELLS GATES: svaii TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock A for Point a la Hachei re turning to New Orleans on Wednesday eveaing leaying again every FRIDAY, at 10 O'clock A hL, fer Balixe and Southwest Fsas, returning to New Orleans on Sunday evening. For freight or passage apply ea board, feet ef Si aouis street, or to r. auAciirutu Agent, so i rnnuiss n9 er to ANGELO COSTA. Leaves every TUESDAY, at positively. JUCGULAR TDESDAt Ad vici zu URS nacaet ket MAGN lit 1.

ateamer MAGNOLIA, Sc. C.Thon Will leave for Tickaburg, Warrenton, Grand GuiL St ave Rot soeeps freighl Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof xid Natchea, a abe Isht appl ipiy on Boara, or so Jy94 tl x. snuia. Leave every SATURDAY, at 6 P. M.

REGULAR SATURDAY MORN LMe Packet fbr Vicksburg Th steamer R. ADAMS, Ch. E. Marshall, master, wiU lesvs ltNicTBburg, Warrenton. New Carthaee.

Grand GuIL St Joaeoh. Rodney. Waters roof. Natchea. Fort Aaams.

Baves Sara, Baton Rouge. Plaque mine, Donaldaonvule, aad ths Coast, as abovs. For freight or, passage apply en beard, slf tf to W. C. PORTER.

13 Gravter a. aT Particular attention given to all plantation business Yazoo River freight taken at high, water rates, with Um privilege of reshjpping. Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at P. M. REGULAR, WEDNESDAT PACKsT! steamer R.

W. POWELL. I. H. Estas.

ass, ter, will leave for Lake Wasblngten, Grand Asbton. Pilchere Point, Ski witn a laznaing, AjSk rreyiaence. sjbi k'a Landing MiliikeBU Bend.Vickabura. id Gulf, Rodney, Natchea rsaccnea ort Had. Fort Adams, Red River I Aad ing.

Bayou narsi Bare, fort Hi son. Baton Rouge, Plaque nun and Donainasnvlile. above, for freig' S3 re Igor, er passage enpiyon aoara, or to T. B. 8.M1TH, 4 Tcboupitouja street W.

Powell will take Yazoo Raver freight aaa en board, er to mW Th R. W. Powell will take Yazoo River freight sign inrougn uiiis ssamg ror is wn a sne privilege. la e. COAST PACKET BELLA DONNA.

from New Orleans, Pert Artaax. mm 1 i Bayou Sans. Port Hudson, aad ail Intermediate landings Th BELLA DONNA Wm. McComba, master, will resame her old trip, com mencing an SATURDAY, 16th August, and will continue throng nout tne aeaaon, leaving new uneam every day Evening at o'clock, and Bavou Sara cvenr Wi day, on arrival of the car from Woodville. A clerk will be en the Levee to receive freight Toured morning.

Particular attention to th receiving end madrag ef passengers and way freight, at all hears of ths day ana Bight HOLMES CLAUSS, Be tf 14 Tchsuuttonlss street UNITED STATES TRI WEEKLY MAliiJUNS VICKSBURG. Leave oa TUESDAY, at P. M. i Be maarnincens Limzeei I 'packet PRINCESS, Wilson, master, leaves iot Aionaiasonviiie, A iaquevniD Port Htuuon. Havou Bars.

KM SUVer Fort Adams, Natchea, Waterproof, Rodney, St Joseph Grand GulLWeirenton and Vickahurg, yry T0XSDAT at nr. ssu The Prince connects at Vieksbarg with the ateamef TJ. 8. Aid, and will take freight for ak. the landings on the.

Yasoo River a high as Green wood. Leaves on THURSDAY, at F. M. Tbe magniflcent O. Mail packet VICKSBURG, Can.

non, master, will leave for Uonaldsonviue, rUHueminl Baton Rauge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Bed River Land Fort Adama, NaUheaterproof RodnSOKph. Lake Providence, Stack Island Reach end Skip Withy Landlnc, every THURSDAY, at P. M. Leaves on SATURDAY, at 6 F. M.

Th magnlticent TJ. Mail paoket NATCHTJS, T. F. Leathers, master, will leave far Donaldsunvule, Plaqae mine. Baton Rouge, Fort Hadapn, Bayon Bam.

Red Rive Landing, Fort Adam, Natchea, Waterproof, Rodney, St Joseph. Grand Gulf, Warrenton and Viccaburg, ver) SATURDAY, at ft P. M. Th Natchea connect at Vicksburg with th steaunn Ranger, and will take freight for all landing an the Taste River aa high a Greenwood at high water nlsa Th above anentloned splendid rssssnger packet wffi leave on their regular days, without fail, at toe hour eg pointed. AU business entrusted to ahelr car wiU bs promptly and raitbfjilly attended ta.

'lneae a eats win no oe responsioie, iot any mtmr es package containing money, jewelry, or other valuable, lewelry, or other valuable, I are taking, specifying th eight paid) nor far any sal by the paaarngss, a ee unless regular nui at lading a contents and value, and the freli sahles deposited with the clerk tamed la their baggage. For fraigbt er L. PRITCHARD COL. T' Union Row. S3 Carondriat streat SSO tf T.

tsT Tbs R. W. Powell connecU at Vlcxaburg with the Steamer TJ. 8. Aid and will take freight for all th landlnfl on the Taaoe River a high a Greenwood.

Attakispna. Leaveaevrrv THURSDAY; atlP.1T. REG ULAR THUR8DAY PACKET For AttakapasviaPlaquemine The well known Us ht dreucht steamer CERES. J. J.

La art be. master, will leave as above for fit. Martinsville. New Iberia, Prevest landing, Indian Bend, Franklin, CeaK treville, Patteraonvllle, ana all Intermediate leiwiipgs on tbe route. For freight er passage apply en hoard.

SeT All business entrusted to ber care will be punctually attended to. 30 tf UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR Attahapaa. daily, in cennection with th 1 A txr TT 11 .1 teamar MAJOR AUBREY. J. J.

Atkmsen, maetar, Built expressly for passengers and light freight, will connect with the Ooeloasaa Railroad, leaving Berwick Bay. dally, fa ractersonyiue, wenzreviiie, ana rranxiin, ana win ner trip en i uess con, Jeanneretts nlace with four lTuesdaysThursdarsand Saturdays, roChareav eretta and New Town, corner tins at the latter four horse Mail Coaches, for StTMartin. Lafayw ette, Grand Co tea Opelonsas and Washington. Running time rrom new Orleans to wssunftOB torn anJckest route traveled. A the Aubrey leave the Railroad daily, tne oner better facility for delivering up freight than any heat tn the waoe, lor an points as Ulgn ipaii rmnsnn.

snippets wui eeipta. the teoat en: tnetrrayje 1857. Winter ArraBgemriii, 1S 3. NEW ROUTE TO TUB EAST tANiv North by Steamboat to Memphis. Thence by Charleston Railroad and its connecting auwava wn are now completed Huntsvllle.

1. HUfll.C, alar en. Aasusta. Rlcbojoud. Atlanta, Columbia 4 Wilmington.

Charleston Norfolk, Virginia Hpnaag, aamngton ury, eBinrnore FhiWelpUa, and New York. This route passing through a beaulrrul and ptctaiesque eeunrry, affords to pesst ngsrs from New Otlesnaanil thaeni tire Mississippi Valley, a mode ef transit possessing er despatch and comfort than any ether, and passing through slave territory, aanps aecamy i aSbrdad lor the ssvnyevajiceAf servants. Ticket sl ways good, with the vrfyBegt'ef topping at." gn peun oeairea, irons meuspnis en. rer information thhv rovrra. passage J.

IT. FR.LlaH. rrelgbt, apply to du em lfsannhla assl N. a. Packs Once.

Bt Cbaris Hotel SEED, from Bed River, for vale by i dWmV R. C. CUMstine VO 13 St. Charle atreet Per Hire HaJe. a wa nranwa nnnM SERVANT CsMn stast A about i yean aid, fully in AU zpsfeectsLf Aoolvte 7im6 loo Gravier SPECIAL DzTIRClly FREIGHT POLXCH ''OlTXCB' wivixA Ae'asBsdntment enst ssresrs.

'XX Hon. kL Waterman, Mavor.ef the city a New Orleans, sems.f"s aaaaoicers oi snips ana saeean Beats era Defined that I are prepared to receive and pc ua. teally aneais ail ereers sMt. ear er aiaht a OTr fireekestritle Cewwel rVHZanbsenner areaaw prepared deliver thr spe A. nor COAL to SmimhAHiL siul Private PasuW ni.uiii,auAi.Mia,9u, ITER ARRANGEMENT RegnhM Packet LAFITTE, F.Michell, new urieane, a aaeee.

mat Lake Provid Roc BsssBSSArfsVSSSf laie. uiouaa I 1 h.AJ sm i rra. iwWi Jbrnt rTLT HOPAETNERSTiiP'yKOTICE tail Csathiae Buaineas, faeeet. Udersisned. will herea ter be eon.

luued Vt? ivruinLuiur biutick The i 1 ing beconM the taecaasora taMosv.a r. 1 the Brick, Ssnd aad Line business, hath.7 7 I a coaarrneraniD tocsrrvsaHu ana styie. ot vrtix.i.u.it, ozuui. A 1 (Mini, No. Sagaauis street eARTaWATTE, i New Orleaas, Jan.

iht. ca Ja B. COj. rrtHE nartnarshiu 1 r.rrl.j under thea. le ol 1 1 r.

vv As. en the let Bern cen. JOHN M. STi. MART and g.

per notice In Leixiou Gaavtte, lsb Au. it dersirned will carry en the mines a. tal and brx i Stewart a Co. for l'ewn a con 'i. sa 'rfatv ax.

onesir, HE 6 d3T nTW 4T TW fr tWvaw 1 Vfsa4 A iw VVIAUl A AW MOTiCEkslVI riRCBand aTSTTr JU bar forme' a partaerahip fat th peactieeM? Ornca. 141 Canal atreet, svsr New 0rkM iL? Institstlon. jJ? 1 JIT SJ aderthestvlsaf IL A. G. W.

I.ki I dissolved by asutual consent, aad froze aud ater georje wlU alpaw sign, th nsmeoitr, Tsiiisisis. aeJSI A i W. TJvROM. same; nder the styTj IR. and will be hlzl furaish his and their pat roas reaaonable terma, and In one with the abovs rtc, rtt i.

ianaa ks 1 HOMASW. NETTKLT6N 1 ase I come partuer s. A. nefrovn and after this date. The atvhm ths t.

i beG.WETTfiLIOVACot 1oe IV Vlfvrft eas was Y. KswOrlnarvT, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE MA JOSEPH Mir. Et lateef the bouse of Drake Hivi nd Mr. partner in oue ouse fro this date. BARXXLI it rra pHE ef Watt, nobLb moblit i beLu dissolved by mutual consent, and tkeTnanst of l.

2 lrm will be oacd, by either partner, aaly for rurpo. "tnTl NOTICE We bare this day catesed rote anuh L) hip tor the Iraneartioa ef a Comauaatoa aad CoUos to. see basineaa In thia city, nndec firm and Wa KOUAfX New Qiteana, Decevnhet itf, ''4atimjf Harwe retired tram tne nrm or mm. Fk a nave hub aay esxausaeavayttu Brn tale Lav eataliDsliednsnrssU 1. 1 transection mi GcBCriCansmieion bnsineaa sr i a Mm.

A. EkKDIIkN nrs ee wsKHr.lt a. ritti rR raiyesj 1 i New Orieana, November lgT. I HE noerslf nd have this day formed a A for the porpeee oT transacting the Snip the nrra KMOX J. MEirer.jT 1.

W. rRANtzi SCOTT. nevunsmi, rvsy. ia, vmt af AW PARTNERSHIP The andsraif asanrlal aj tnt the nractice of their thdstfMliTy der the ftrm ef LEA A MAI Office No. 13 Commercisl fiaoa.

A BV H. MARR, a ixr 7st, May iggr. faygs lyl OPARTNERSHTP Tbe andaraigned hay form.4 Factetaae and Cssnmizaion baataeaTl. YiAlL ST LOrlent rTT.f; BATTLE eoL.t Mobile Il "3 JOHN NOBLE, i Jrn TQ THE MILUON! rlynnwazrt ta bnranrarrat HOLTDAT 'Vr iJKOVOk eel WATCHES, Ot aR pateam end construction, art te dlantoadt toil ehhsr preciou stone. azul Eagraved Open ssccd Hanttng.

Shell Cased WATCHES. Or Av.nse MteafeMft's' XtainfA Itrassehes. Rraeedeta. Na rWsl A Bsndors, Sleeve Bagooay Wattb Heokt, Watch Chain, 4kt.ta. 1 jk lrory fcom Japan, Tszvafram Mount Veaxnrfna.

Ctudon Object In Coral ftmtsVBrasrSlsW.4' Mosafcm eentaetang j'vt' jf FIveThouaand Piece, every bnWCosij 'i t. MsealUon Cazosea Cut ATm Shnnv' v'A Mmm Artistic Seta, tn Painting pad FnMaal km Jt if Vtmftvi, la Diasalns Cases, Work Boxes. WrfUix Oeska. Ciitutm and Card Case Areas London jt Tjtailnnted 9teel Gum, SxagWtaihlDeulist Barrel, front the, Mot Ctobrstel 1 Aon Maker. Jleers Bnperler aUeVYp Jin Aj JV if PssvPecket nd BowUKniveav vl TabCuisery.A Fstaey Geeds Front vry part of th World, In Endlcts Vartetyl JJgo, jprnntnt PkssVaivV fT 'a Al Oeeeee el Mtawasrured tnw City, wuicn win te Bold at Frivat ttA W' Tazstwiabefc ritinaad eacil RagsnwB Aecttoneer.

'i Ct 4rJ0 r4 The Iedepestdeet Soethere KipreM Ce7? rptllB Company Is organueo tor to sale aaaspeeey A trsnsmiasioa ef Specie, Bi chandise. Valuable Parcels, Ac, OmceiijS.w Yer(T78 BroiuJ Bank Motes, Jewelry, Mac. way, W. Ctiiiitea; Montgomery aad bacraeJ Asnit: Ban Iraacisc. corner Aente streets: New Orleans, 90 Camp street.

Bsf" A register is kept at tlusothce for straneers fraat all nerta of the arorld. and tbev are invited te rejiuner. .4 tr Package called for aad.dsUverad without trsii cbarge. A mail wiu be made un for every CalHoraisW frTrlstrrra is flnTTi TirnriTt ri 'Tfr'T A. W.

SWETT, Msnaser, i 4 "For IB years la the employ ef the; Adas tzDrewC. flfffctatti rihlpBd Faei'iea Bupciiea wita neez, ore, si Veal, i Saoaages, Tripe, and everyiuine in the butchering line. Barrele aid kej barrel ef choice Corned Beef pat te order. fos Cabia er Family Askat I Ns. 9, aad 91 Old Zzeawh taiT lrt MB REEL PASXIR." aneamaoays ana 8hfM aeonlied wiik ail kinds L.tveerocK, sacs aa treaa auicn cowa, ofz, saeaes, Chickens, Ave.

UevwBaaCIeere. IN store and landing ex brig hC A Steven. HO of, A direct importation aad favored brands Reo "is, iedia Regalia, Caaadores, Trabuoasi Cilindrado and T.auiM Far aaiebr H. WILSOii, JalO 1m 5 33 Commas strart Mew Orletute JbrratteBee iei ce. mmmWrnWt HtnwSBBP.

tosvMtenayai SIGHT" DRAFTS ON THE" ROYAL BANK OP LAND, in um te suit) ditto, payable in any town In Bngland, Scotland er the Canadaev Tbe esu cl ties for pass lingers, cabin ot steerage, to er frewL pool. Cellectlen of claim IB tbls er tbe above countrie aoa resannable term. Letter front a di acetpaia, wtu nave prompt attention. dlT ly JS. ORB TOOlB, 3 BPre.

jTrasvele AiprTet PATENT SOUCTIT. S3 Beeches street, New i Pr eon nee Hon wRh Messra ELLIOTT rti Waahinetsm. D. CWlll take relented OuieSef ''ued for Patent, and snares tee the Patent or a oieuey nta, and guarantee the also obtain un sorter ni fo s. ar domes gey it ermuents erill weaseiaia sails fbr tnfrinsement ed Is.

ants, Letters Patent in error a cemmea Win shu. ni ih. seme tsxaeet toes in of (Be invention, as which they are made, teeueet to. teU force." Inventors suopoae their Patent a UkM4setlvtA" Wl. tea, both tn practice aad and mwio, I ZKieretaadtng these esbectstaoroe'tiiy, aseiar" venters laauch positlea they need not tear taa rmmjS i.

euiw wheatheiM uihtaMsassiu Addreaaby letter, car Coo ft Fauotv fJA Psu4.IPW. ll li.s an. Jnlerview aa t. A eel. Thi kind af boaineae suietly een6dentlai Jt Arrived, With a ksre of VIRGIN TA NEGROf atstlae af (u nutlw fc nd Blackaaoitoa i.

Carps uteri Jl streaaws a 'aTL. vrUlborec waicb be ofter I cnoza. waeaera ana i ua Aieos servanrs. rresk mnitutiuinl 4 twaich be often tor tai toreasn er appreveu HAG AN 'S tid Stand, corner af Eaphvuads and i fi wwill Tn 9TVMAU a rpHE sabecriher. fcaring been appointed awl JL Tuw Orkwn tbe bieh'y lesp rta" a known house of J.

LADSSi.Ci,B Wine MerchaaCs, Nsite Burgundy, bees tec, I tentionef tbe sejtlisW thw eery peror enau.y vfinea. wtwv. Ja Vteux cepsl Am tr aisx, a Pale ine. vArd a Fotnanee. 1W Ow dA VensesV Richsburg xwosuBnee, Nalts Pomsaard.

Ac L. uorrr. Iter FRENCH WLSAA. tJ AiksvT and 5 A i Jam tf a A7Afcit I. o.a A iTet WL 1.

1. j.r. sinebeg water) ad srsuiial te wiucr lor aasnaes, ssraif 1 repaired, bee good eabin accasnwdauons, nd found to every "espoct. Her daseaarei 1 1 feet, heaan, 99 feet i dentaef bo.d, feetj bes waeeA, 1 ef Wb 9 feet long, clie.meter,rK wiili beot.iersi,Mioftne Hmt the taal areet rry, Jes a i. 1" Je.

9 Cen uaoa a c. ertoW. ieXorannAtDruser oi their rights of Inventions: this bnt tf In error, the Fatent 1 wow Boumf bec' when contested Jn the proper the stent break. As moat Paxenta fa oa TOeehorionl ai. i 4 at.