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's i if ,5 5 'f i i i i it i ftt, .4 i A jtAA uM 5s. 1 iiji i 'Vi vi ci A a 44r. 'L juwt fJl It Maaassw 1 'ggggggggHSB'HSBP1 TIME'S SO.VG.;' 1 ntJittiTrPftmPlI War BU weary watch was keeping spear weepingA 1 have dried her tf.f within wer ws wr pi tcart hold; then 1 hurried by, a throoeof gtoryt where ta now br fame? iirtorf who hath heard hi name blK heard the neifer lowing o'er the wild bed i fclSSthe billow flowing where the cattle fed wi biu my wanderings? Memory will not my Where wTrcst my weary wmgs Science torn. awy Tbi Day. oa the srrivsl at Tnr Mobile The Cm.

the Lake of the 4 P. Agent, st 'icarTb? Mm at. iu. Bell. Boctanmn oVr, P.

Agr ai. C.nnTbTMeTn Gordon, 8 P. M. li'i. Vmttt rC Chonte.a.

mt P. M. lSuC.pt VrrauT A. Cotton. 1 TchoupitoaU.

rtrwrt, ud G. W. "fLifJEW 5 P.M. 'or ou uuub Ar P. M.

oVtoW.iemfw.Sn Bruner. M. Bjibiiioa iront treet, and Jon. Hyde 66 Poydnu rtrect i Rf Rrer The Swi. Cpt 5 P.M.

P. H. Brinton C.mI rt. Kor Rier The AUda. Capt.

Alhon, at 6 P. M. Airntm. lwii Pnstm ft 4 Front rtreet. i.h.oTlu.

w. Powrll. Cant. ttr. at r.

M. A rrnti. T. B. Smith.

4 Tchoopitoula aud Pilcher, Goodrich 47 Carondeiet ttreet THE CITY. Aixeced IsirASTlciDE. Mi. John Bingleb wu 'jM, ending arretted at the tnatanca of Deputy Coro WUrhnil on a charre oi oaTina aiuoa Mruuui child, aed seven month. It will be remembered that aa loqaeet waa held on the body of the child one dar laat week, and a rerdictwaa retnrnea nttnoa ting death to Injuries of the head caused by a blow or falL i u.

Police Matter. Bcroac RecoaDca Fabkb. Francis Hyler was yesterday examined on a charjte of larceny, prefer red agninit him by Mrs. Barthe, but no case was BUO (IUI 1ZVDH Dim UU uui.cuwi.uaj gcu. Fraocis Lefovns, f.

m. accused of bavin allured unlawful threats, was discharged, as were also John Dowd and John Hannan, who were accused of hav s': mg been concerned ha a cruel assault and battery. Charles Terrell, aios French. Charley, was sent to prison to answer to a charge of vagabond age prefer red arainst him by Lieut. remain.

Catherine Iievish aud Sophia Weber were yester day lined, Ae former 3 and the latter $10, for leading unlawful Urea. Michael Burns was fined $5 for interfering wiib an officer. Augustus Sehwatz was held to bail in the sum or 5 to answer to a charge of keeping a house of the worst kind on Burgundy street, to the discredit of the netgnoornooo. Riroti B.ECosrjEa Solomm. Jose Msria Manl nee waa yesterday examined on a charge of, on the afternoon of the fin Inst, murdering Pamnhilo Garcia In a honse on Lore street The facts, as disclosed by the testimony, were, that Garcia when be went into the house) where he was killed borrowed a newepa per from a slave woman named Madeline, who lived there.

After he down and commenced reading, Madeline began to tell him a story about bow she was to be taken to Mexico by a certain Mexican named, and that she intended there to pass herself off as a Mexican woman. Garcia, who was himself a Mexi car, told her that if she undertook to plsy any such rra be would burn the house down over her hesd. Thereupon she told him that if he thought himself any beuertban a negro he ought, not to borrow her paper from her. She then went out, and shortly after wards Martinez came in, and ln rage asked where that pimp was who said he would burn down Made line's house. Garcia made no answer untii the ques tion was repeated several times.

He then rot up and replied thai it was he who had said so. The parties then clenched, and in a moment Garcia fell on the floor a lifeless corpse, he having in the meantime been stabbed to the heart. Previous to Garcia', riling fram the chair, Madeline, who had entered with Mar tinez, pointed him out as the person who bad threau eowd to barn down her house. The chief, and indeed the only important witness, was a cripple named Joseph Tobolie, who waa lying on a bed in the same house at the time of the occurrence, and sa tne whole of it The Recorder disposed of the ease by committing Martinex for trial before the First District Court on a charge or murder, and the siave woman as an accessory. THE COURTS.

Fibst Distwct Coo st. On motion of the Dis trict Attorney, a not pro, was entered In the follow tntr cases and the prisoners aiscuargea: Cornelius BotIp. Thos. Darrive. W.

C. Parmer. D. Gaudr. F.

W. Delesdernier, and Mrs. Andre, charged with assault and battery; James Dunning, of aa assault with a danrerous weanon Joseph Wilson, accused of larceny and John P. Newman, of subornation of peijory. James urant, coargea wun assault ana battery, Bridget Jane Carey, accused of larceny, and Hbt uui ILinir.

of enteric! jr a dwellinr in the dav time with intent to steal, were severally tried and acquitted. James Wallace and J. D. Barnes, each on separate accusations of assault and battery, were found guilty and remanded to receive sentence. BtrraeMB CouaT.

This Court on Monday morning rendered decisions In the following cawa Merrick. Chief Justice: City of Kew Orieans, appellee, e. Joseph Font, ap pellant; appealed trom tne rum uistnct oouru Ap pvm aumiia u. Cityof New Odearjs appellee, Domingo Her rera, appellant appealed from the Fifth District Court. Appeal aisoueaed.

Mra. Charies Levistones, appellant, Thomas R. Brady, et alt, appellees appealed from the Fourth District Court. Judgment or the lower court aroend ed by reducing the special damages for counsel fees from 30 to jOO, aud in alloiherrt itpecln erhmied 4 the a)ipellees to pay the costs of appeal. By oorhies, Aisocicte Justice Edward P.

ChamberlUn, appellee, t. Charles 51. Chamberlain and Wm. H. Crafts, stab, appellees C.

Kosetius, appellant, and Citizens' Bank of Louisiana, exiled in warrauty, appellee appealed frpm the Sec ond District Court. Judgni'snt affirmed. Harriet Fort, wife of F. iL Hereford, appellee, ti. Union Bank of Louisiana, A.

A. Williams, dative ex ecu tor, andF. M. Hereford, et alt, appellants; sp pealed from the Second District Couru Judgment affirmed. Middleton, Ilarper appellees, rt.

The Mem nhis Insurance appellant; appealed from the tvecond District Court. Judgment affirmed. James C. Kathman, appellant, vs. The Succession of John McDonogh, appellee; appealed from the Fifth District Coart.

Judgment affirmed. By Buchanan, Judge: Y. Cbarmburg, appellant, r. Win. O.

Mullen, appellee; appealed front the Sixth District Couru Judgment affirmed. City of New Orleans, appellant, The Heirs of Gtiiilutte, appellees appealed from the Fifth District Court. Judgment reversed and judgment for the phuntitT, fur the partition of the property described in the petition, (the Magazine street Market, in the Fourth District,) by public sale, oa such terms as the may agree, or in failure of agreement, the terms to be fixed by (lie judge of the lower court the costs to be equally divided between the parties fzcept the coot of the appeal, and these to be borne hy the defeadanta and appellee. i By gpofford, Judge of EmUee Pegram; w. Maria Lo retiza, aJu Hermoine Pegram, w.

Simeon Oscar and Euenne Gustave St. erman, p. apnel ianta; appealed from the Second DUtrict Court. Judg wrut urcM. Br Lea.

Judge Peter M. Ort, appellee, sw. Jean Lafargue, lant; appealed from the Sixth District Court, ment atmed. CITY CO UNCIL. Boaurd i AldemteB This Board met last evening seven members pres ent Alderman Duprein the chair.

Tlie reading of the minutes was dispensed with. Jv A message from the May or, enclosing etintlry comer zaunicationa, was read and laid on the table. A pelitiou from the proprietors of the Daily Creole, asking action on their bill for publishing tlie list of deliuquent tax payera, was read, and referred to the i' dry Attorney. A message from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, giving notice of the action of that bodyoa certain resolutions, It, of this Board, was read and laid on the table. if A message from the tame Board, enclosing an or dinance relative to the Treasury Department, was re cetved, read, and.

the rules being dispeneetl with, 5 wss unanimously adopted. Also resolutions authorizing the payment of rmJry bills, was read and concurred in. A resoiuuoa, authorizing tiie Comptroller to advertise the contract for runmns the draining machine, mi was read and coBcurred iu. iA resolution, empowering the Wharfinger of the 4. First District to employ an assistant, at the rate of 40 per mouth, wss amended by extending the same power to the Wharrloger of the Second District, and as ameuded, was adopted 6 yeas to2naya.

a resolution was concurred in, authorizing Geo. Dean, of the United States Coast Surrey, to erect mm ooservaiory in uiv twuo vucci, is i tersactio.) of Canal street. buodry notixiun were read and appropriately re ferrea. Taa Coonaittee on Finance reported a resolution refund iu cwtain taxes illegally assessed, which mm adopted. Oa mMron, Aldcmian Dopre" was" unanimously rra.icaiKwu jmi tea, for the remainder of the.

I year. Jtf tvi vrocaedad to the considsratioB and adoption of cartMia of revid ordinances, and. AcvaAer ome time spent thereiu, adjourned. 5 Alderen vi TaU Board mot lust evemngtn regular a s.suomm present. i (ram the Jirtror culled thn.i Boura to the fact thut two negroes bad recently ea caped from the chum gauj, and to a variety of pti uousv jteicrreu i "jY A petition from the S.

Coast, Survey asking per: wiWaMMt to erect an observatory on the Space in the centre of Basin street, Common and Canal streets, for the purpose of taking astronomisal ob aerratioaa with a view of defiuiteiy ascertainiag the latitude and longitude of this city. The application wag made by O. W. Dean, one ef the members l. who atated that the bserTatorr would he required for two or three years, after which would removed.

TImj prayer of the petition WOnoUooof Burtbe Bhe offiee Of Gtv Pbvid dan for the Second and Third Districts was Jc'" vacant. Dr. Sabatier having lett the city for the purpose residing penrianeuUy in one of tlie country was read, stsg. tliO BOOB 1 1, mode of farm nng im nVaainK the reve tng tne marseis, ctine mibUc nues from that source; inspected where animals sre to iMpieu source also, of n.ftiTniii to tao vuuiui" oetore mey are m. on Finnnce and Streets 1 mg.

ab WThC.h "report showed balance 0nAbtentaterf waived, from John CulberUon, A. Wsiion, R. L. Robertson, and prH. Good wyn.

tendering their resig fr'ammbirs the' Third District School Duonercron. IT Board In consequence or a disagreement obiwws Sem id Sn other members of the Board about the noucT which should be pursued in relation to the scbJSlsT Resignations accepted, and their communi cation ordered to be published. Mr Raymond moved for the repeal of the resolu ir, Mr. Crisa Is erect an iron arch across Gravier street, which wss lost. Various petition were reau ana rcimi PThe SSlS?" Fiuunco reported in favor of pav ng bUls for current expeuwrs.

Ti.e Committee on Streets and Pd in favor of boxing and railing a portion of the Clai borue Canal, in tlie Third District. Adopted In favor of having additional gas lamps lighted in Claiborne Market. Adopted. In favor of haviirg street scrapmgsin future throw from tlie nuisance wharves. Adopted.

The Committee ou Claims reported in favor of paying Messrs. Hannan and Flynn, late ireet contractors, nud Mrs. Margaret Joues as due to her late husband. Adopted. iunuir The Police Committee reported ngiunst reiiioyiug tlie slave depots from Esplanade htrvou APeu A committee reporto.l that cm rharires hud been maue niegauy PUblte JSSfl.

books, aud 'VTondisfus: posed in relation to the matter, fter soine discussion, however, the subject was laid oer i icxl meeting. The subjt ct of ru'ining a (he rear of the city was made the order ot the clay lor the next meeting. a voti! to the The remainder oi tue rre5 th ordinances for the adopting in detail of revibeu abatement of nuisancea Board adjourned. orrncB of the picayune. I Tuesday Evening.

November 18, 18S. COTTON There has been less general sctivity iu the market to day, though the inquiry opened fair, the Bale, amounting to about balra Prices have been very full for Middling but easy for the grades belcw, the foreign newa.which appeared in our asVmoon edition producing no marked effect. We still quota Inferior ladling Ordinary loiloS kiood Middling Good Ordiiw.ry....KMi4rl0?i Low Middling 11 6TATEMBNT OF COTTON. Stock on hand 1st September, IS56. bales T.IWS Irrlvnl inre Arrived to day 46.

3.061410.096 Exported to Eaported to day Storx on hand snd on ship board not cleared 366. las St'GAR The transaction, embrace li'i hhds. at pre vioiu including 10 hhda new crop fair at Jbc. MOLASSES We have noticed sales of about 'JO bbls. at 53.

Wc; 22 choice at 60c. and 80 to 90 hair bbla at Uitrhdc gallon all new crop. TOBACCO We hear or no sales. The market is sun firm. ATEMENT OF TOBACCO.

Stock on hsnd 1st Srpteaiber, lttM hhds. S.OTt Arrived 1.706 Arrived to usy 10.TW .3.834 3. KM Exported to Exported tadsy. Stock an hand snd on shis bosrd not FLOCR The deoiand has been fair with sales of some SUM bbla, including 1) superfine St. Louis in three lots at 4un at the same; 3uu in lots also at luO hue at so S3, and two or three lots on pnvate terms.

WHEAT The transat tions have embraced about 10,000 sacks, of which 130 prime white at 1 58: ZM0 sacks at 1 SO for prime red and $1 So fur white, and 4300 fair red at 40 busheL CORN We notice sales of only tUO sacks mixed st and 90i) in lota at Mirdnc. busheL OATS Some 1400 sacks St. Louis have been sold at 6S Cue and Ohio at 47 Sue. busUeL HAY We bave noticed some small sales of Western from store at 3133 ton. PORK Transactions have been confined to retail.

BACON The market has bet a dull with sales of 10 casks prime Shoulders at 20 prime ribtK il Sides also at Sr. and 10 or clear at frlc. TO. LARD We bear of only a tew retail transactiona WHJSHEY The sales include Hi bbls. Rectified (roun.

try) at Sic; 200 extra in several luia mostly st 34r. snd 60 Dexter's at 43c. i gallou. SALT The cargo sak of Liverpool mentioned in our yesterday's report were, at a runge of 78irslc 4 sack fur coarse. COFFEE The marict ia quiet andthe only tramuic tions luive been IjO bags kio at Uitrllc.

and SO at lOc. 4 TB. Gl'NNY BAGS We hear of M0 bales full wsight sold at 13c BAGGING An otft of lc yard waa refused for a lot of hairs. LARD OIL 100 bbla winter strained were disposed of to day in several lots at SI 13 gallon. TALLOW Dull and city rendered offering at lie IB.

FREIGHTS A Ship was takrn fur Havre to day at lc. for Cotton and 20c. for Grain, aud one for Marseilles at 1 23 for Flour and for Grain. Cotton shipping to Liverpool at l.V32d. and firm.

EXCHANGES The demand has been limited. We quote London, (clear bite,) i.7!r754 and 8 rent prem. Paris b.Pfl.ifa ja1. dollar. Hew York tiO days iixiriW cent Sis.

New York Sight cent. dis. CATTLE MARKET. Jefferson City, Tuesdsy Evening, November 18. BEEF CATTLE Receipts to day 540 bead of Cattle.

including 10 Western Beeves The supply of Texas and Attahapaa Cattle is ample with a fair slock of Wtsteiu. Prices are tirm at 13 ml fur fine Western. Lower descriptions at SSyicC and 7c HOGS Prices if ID net at retail. A good stock and moderate demand. SHEEP We quote at 2 1 ai bead.

Receipts 4 0 head. MILCH COWS We quote at 80 head for good aud choice. The supply is limited. Receipts 30 head. VEAL CATTLE We quote at So head.

In demand. MONETARY AND Tuesday Evening, Nov. 18. The market to day has not exhibited any notable fea tore. Money is actively fought for in bank, but out of doors there is ao undue demand.

A slight advance in the rates would bring out a great deal of capital whirh is held back in anticipation of better investments. Some good live months paper was done at 9, and a round amount of Al. due in May. at 8 fct. Stocks are neglected, and we do not hear of a single sale.

Exchange waa less freely offered this morning, and the market on all points, with the exception of Sight and Short on the North, showed a shade more firmness, with out any Changs in rates The transactions in Sterling" comprised a round amount of first class at andsome at 108. Good names brought 1079107. Some business was done in Francs at Sf.323Af.28?4, though the extreme range must be quoted from Slid 5l2i. Sixty day bills ou New York and Boston were dealt in at fret, discount, the feeling being somewhat better in coius quence of slight let up in the New York money market Sight is heavy at VB discount, and Short at One day flight, without grace, sold at and five days ThCbanks check over the counter at By telegraph this morning we bave four days later ad vices from Europe, received by the stesmship City of Wi hlngton, at Philadelphia The Liverpool cotton uiar set is reported at a decline of with light rales. On the other baud the London market waa easy, and Consols niglier.

on tue unoie, tijf news is satisfactory. Tue letters aud papers by The Baltic from Livrrnni the ith came through In a financial point of View these detailed accounts are not ao favorable but their tenor is materially dispelled by the later dates at hand by telegraph. Private letters express the belie' that the Bank of France has passed the crisis. The English Board of Trade returns for September have been issued, and indicate a very high degree of prosperity. Notwithstanding the extraordinary amount of export during the preceding three months, which showed an average excess of per month over the corresponding month of lcrt year, the total again presents a considerable improvi uieut, the difference, as compared with Septem.

ber. 15, being XI, 144,012. The chief lncreaaa again in metals, the foreign demand for iron rails, as well as for manufactures of iron, copper and tin, having been extensive. Cotton manufactures show no variation, but yarns of most kinds bave been largely shipped. The total exports for the first nine months of the present year bav amounted.to against 69,226,837 ta the same period of 1856, showing an increase of 1 or about 22 ct As compared with the same period of 1864, the Increase has been 8,248,681.

The chief feature of the import market continues to be the large arrival of bread stags. At Paris the Rcntt had advanced to C6.66 for money, and 66.90 for the account The Russian Railway concession are reported to have been awarded taa French company. They will involve aa expenditure of 8300,000,000. From New York oar date are to Wednesday morniag last. The weekly bank statement proved to be nnexpect sdly favorable, and bad tended to Impart confidence ta the street The receipts of specie from the Interior had more than counterbalanced the export, whilst the loans show a farther The following are the exact ehaogest v.

I Decrease in Lcna, Increasein 468,745 i Increase in Circulation DLUcass laXlepoaila MTisy 1 We ieara that Jsha Back; the dry goods dealer? whose fcitnre for a large sum we an aoonced last week, has set tied wib kia creditors tar seventy oreta oa the dollar, of which 8J centa are to be paid en or before the 1st of March next, under the dirertiaa of a Committee of Creditors, and the refaauMag thirty cents are to be paid in eight or twelts mouths after the 1st March, Mr. Beck is now niVik hi fallen in London three hillmw. aterlmg per "dthUbaLTled fin to a dimuiutioa of orders ISSSdtted wCbina, and intbeMcoud place, to a dimi ioo exported there, the must always SimVani thVJa We copy the following from the London fcews, ucx. TThat tiie catise of the large export of silver (XI J0) mi ntrlnff to tlie DIKll prices ruliil here forsuk induriiigext. iuuve .11 ojrs I execntioa fnliiroif in the I r.

niwiilinif tn tlie apneanirice nt wit'j its nrescut sudden decline of 3a. 4p" pound. MARINE NEWS PICATCNE OFFICE, November J9. vzr CTir RT1AY. fVYf A.iibri.lff' ro BhlpCicero uonng, Baas Sirs LtaXc" SL'i le.

Newton Aco OIU1 UiSSI, AT wasi.wu Bark Conrmd. Rio de Janeiro lOtb Ort. to Bsrk Mshton. WHIianMon. Summers, fin Bio de Janeiro fm Barcelona 1st Oct, bal iMt.

to ma.ter 2d dUtrict SX SMn Bnk Barcelor.s, va Mosa Oct, to Puig. Mir fcco Point. LAKE SCHOOSERS SEW CASIN. Adele. Gursnon.

fm Covington. Adeie, Stout, fm Bilo.il. Bonne, Lyle. fin Biloxi. Biltixi.

aitop. fm Biloxi Polar Star. Wilkinton. fm Tchefnncta. Enterurue.

McN air. fm Pajc.eonla Experiment. Rowao. fm Pearl River. Isabella.

Codriua. fm Pa aul. Kanuy, Thompwn. fm Horn Island. Union.

NarciMe. fra Bonfuca. Southerner. Jo ph. fm Bay St Lquu.

Louua. Peter, fin olf River. STBSMERS. Mornln Star. Brirrly, fm St Louis.

Kra. Kounii. fm Pittbur. Falls City. Smith, fm St Louts.

Moses Greenwood. Thomas, fm St Louis. Thomasson, fm Virksbur(j. California. Hutrhinirs.

Im Mobile. D.inlviut tlnlrrikfl. ftn ClllrO. Towboat Phienix. Crowell, fm the Pssse towed down and to sea ou the 14th int, ship ptuur, bnrka Funny Kinrrnce bronsht nn barks Conrad, buurisr, WUlianwon, aud Nevaria.

Rlow Comine Up. Ship Corinthian, Slater, fm Liverpool Sd Oct. to Baxter, R.itlr. Stevens. days fm Philadelphia, to atreserairo r.

v. i. fin Rto de Janeiro. Bris Julia Ford. fm Rio de Janeiro, with 3100 bgs court: lu uivr, EXPORTS.

irrn pnnr sitin r'icera 3.17 balrs tottn BOSTON Bark Stevens f.V) bales cotton, lObxsoi! BOSTON Bark Susan Lind bales cotton, 50 bbls BOSTON Bark Azores bales cotton. 111 bbls Hour, ul kkl. aulii.lrV llD4 1.1.4 MARKS AND NEWPORT Sclir Aurrlia hhls bbls whiskrv. 7 tcs linnis. I bbl kits lard, tobbisi l.l.B rks bxrrtli.

15 birs onffee. 2 bbls pork. MOnll't: scnrju.ia ik rwu, otus, oil, (o ubls hour. IMPORTS. BORDEAUX Ship Pnaertor 1A5 hhds 8 hf do 7 ui rnsi wine a do Ibjuors livo do fruits do pninrs ri do sardines 10 do mustard 4 bales corks Ferbos Brrdelnis To iiiitls 30 hf do avi rases wine 4 qr pipes 8 wh do and 30 cks brandy 70 rases sardines 18 bbls ainrcnr 4i oases prunes 4S do fruits IK do sundries Viosra Jr hhds vinegar 1 cks brnmly 2a rases oil li pkits mdse 1 hale coins i taat i iiihis inr, esses wine 104 do fruit currien i'ous wine i ils Aco 22 cks branuy 10 rases preserves so no iruits pk nnlirine Presu A Couturir rds win" llunte Iken 3 rssra hats Buutrour 13 do sundrv a tlo fnuts do liquors 'M do prunes ti do 9ardiiis 1 co rutlee pofa 74 hhds 38 hf do wine Renautl Tambours 10 cases sin linei Bru siere Aro 8 hhhds wine Aldi'f Msrtiii 2S cares Juge i i i on UUUS 1U Oliis oiv nun wuir iiv uu i iiiiv I'ainiuiM i Riviere 5 cases hats rns fruit 3 bekts and 1 esse wine Jackson co lou bskts ilo 9 Wolff 7 rasrs bats Espenant )I0 do fruits u.tO do 210 nuis wine 10 or pipes SO cks tuandv 4 do twine I11O cast sardines Lcnata lrerrs 84 hhds tio hi do 9 bbls K70 rases wine iO hf hhds vineirar 12 bbls brandv A Maignau iu) cases td hhds wine 3 hnlrs blankets Uorherrau co rases cement 12 ir ipes brandy Laroste bbls do Sayer Aco 1 hhd wiue cssey 4U no 1 riw 1 1 11 1 1 uu iifiiurv Mjrwi.uatiifm 1M cases sardines li bbls 10 ur pipes bramly libls wine to Gratisa.

Cnmniscere A ro 17 do do A Gerautl 5 tlo 13 tir nines Is do qraudy 6 hhds casjs wine 42 do preservt Thomas ti In 11 Is wine 1 Dk i7 or pines bruiltlv 4(1 raws pnines do militant cast win Talainon I blids tin ftlassun 10 ir pipes Itrandy Hoyt co 8 hhd. wine Hi uderstm A (isilies 1J cks in rn do 1 10 cast prunes 3 do hats rrdenhurah A Jo i hliks 12 rutu wiif 1. IViiietwuvre 2 do Tardos freres lit cks china ware Jno Gauche mi hhds wine Perilliat co do hf do I hb! peg 1 rase paper Pnjnl A co jit hhds wine, 4 bbls sar rti lira Trine am hhds 9 hf tlo 115 caes wine 8 bbls brandv Lefevre 7 litis wine east's fruits 4 do liquors 1 do pnii boo pa 300 cases bottles 6 do sundries 7 hhtls SO rases wine. nrdf RIO DE JANEIRO Bark Conrad ton) bgs codee to A Guaud Am. RIO DE JANEIRO Bark Williamson xJ cof fee to hjpps Art RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PITTSBl'RU Steamer Era 12 boxes sarsaparilla do tonic Bell. Bucbauau aen 25 bbls hiskey nurwirk Bru Ixila paper Stevt ns A ro 5 bales jeans II do UusevsGM Pinckard rt 7ft bxa sarsaparilla right sro 1mi1s tobacco Wilson. Lipscomb Aero tiu do twitir Farmele A llru 11 bbls 113 keza lard Naile. Summers Aco 117 bbls whiskey Laiidis Aro 1 bbls eggs 3 do benns 4 hf I dmrhrese 3 kgs bird i DelBondio 12 trs hams order 37 do Hall. Kemp A ro du 1 lix tongues uctlilts itvs sks puiatot'S trfi bbls apples order 2 corn mills nnd sundries to llobbins Harrington 3ti sloven tio pots Thycr 12 do fi rtMikins ranires 2 bxs 1 ke ctuiutiirs Price.

Ctmloll arro 32 stoves 34 beating stoves 4A pots A Sullivan stoves 41 pots OSauley 2 biiUw rottun Bradley, Wilson A ro 8 do Moon, Titus Ir ro 8 do Freilsen, Stevenson A'co sundries to onlrr Total lt bales cotton ST LOL'IS Steamer Morning Star 3tC bbls flour so cks bacon Kennett. Dix A co no do Hewitt. Norton Ato S0 do A Dougherty Aco 5tW bbls flour Osborne ro 18 do Convris. Kt unett A co 142 rope Smith A Hatlden bli.s Uour 724 sks corn Hom 11, (is) ie Aro 3AI sks oata Dnil'nn wftti do Duffv A ro ltnl trs lard 3tt hs stiu drirs I'enlrrnnville Bros 318 sks wheat 8 Eider Ac G88 do Kennedy Aco 2S0 do Dutcber 143 bbia whiskey Kogers. McGtiire Arn 100 bxs siindries Morgan 8 pkes indite Cunnolv Aco sundries, order.

ST LOL IS Steamer Greenwood 100 bbla flour 60 do pork 63ft sks wheat Keep. Hard A ro 200 bbls Hour and Oil sks cats Duffy A ro uti bbls flour Kennett. Dix Arc us tio t'enirrsuvuie Bros 2tw ao ugiesnv at marauiay ao Smith A Haddt sks oats to A Thomson els rope 2vA sks wheat A Dougherty Aco loo bbls apples to O'Brien 2 bbls egg 12 sks turnips order 238 do oil rake Webster Hi bxs imlsr Harvey A ro 7 do Wright Aco 184 bales cotton Hentlcrsou, Terry A ro 1 Vi do Hvdr 42 Brady. Gorman At.o 14 Miles. Adams A ro to Davis.

nkius Aro 21 Btirhannon. Carroll Aco 2n Campbell It Strong It.T Aydlett A co fts Nelson Aco 14 do Bradley, Wilson Jtro A horses 4 mules Bird sundries, order Total bales cotton. 8T LOL'IS Steamer Kails City SM bbls apples Ri3tar bbls Hour Counoly A co 14U do Seaman Aro 310 do 20 sks bran A May A ro 1M rls rope fVrkiiii Aro 26 bbls brer SrUwrbrl trrn 4 ktrs siindries Weis hnar cks baron VtMtrliies. Gricgs Aco lit bbls Itref to Wootirulf Aco fc bit flour li Dutt bt sks oats Imi bbls apitlrs Durl'v A co 1 1 trs iurd riirhl A 401illds tobni ro VV Robinson Ml bb's flour 3 bxs indse to lhlele. seili Aco i7 boa neei Hewitt.

Aco 3 bbls flour Keep, Ban! A ro 132 do Oclf.liy A Maraulay 1ft bbds tobacco 11 Kennedy A 70 bins applt it do ran dish 4 bxs cheese 2 bhis etfffs Ifl bhd rabtwgt' 4 bbls dried apples DflBoudio luu bbls flour Dolsen A Son ftO bbls alcohol Dolsen Si Sun 20 bbls 10 bxs crackers to A A Henderson A ro rift rls rope Harvey Aro 100 do 100 pes bagging Pope, tllison Aro 13 tea bains 11 bbla oeans rerareauviiie crus 17 sxs wneat 4 tea nanis to jus Norton Aro 2ft do Roc nt. MrGuire Aro So bbls apples Mahnn 1 bxs indse Freniih 22 bbls Rpples 2ti kegs lu bits bran 70 brad rattle and sundries, order VICKSBL'RO Strainer Msirnolia 173 bales rot ton to Wriglit, Allen Aoo 318Burktier, Stanton A Newman 4ii Oakry, Hawkins Aco l'rl Lowe. Mi Reynolds A co av do Payne A lliirrison tft 2 Thoruhill Aco 11 Fellowes Aco 270 A I) Urtiuliart 173 Bucliannon. Carroll Aco 2ft do Miles. Adams A co 2t.fi Silledes 102 Robson A Allen 181 Cmldv, Brown Aco 144 Pinckard Aco 6 do Cleveland.

Bros Aco 28 Ward. Saunders A Hunt ft do McDov.eil, Mills Aco 24 Tarlt ton. Whiting A Tullis r7 Hendt rson A Peale Green. Crump Aro I7W Cox Aro fi4 Martin. Owen A Cotiit Hughes.

II Heated Act Estlin Aro 20 Wvche Aco 2t Watt Aco 27 Mt Kleroy A Brndford 13 Hennnirwav. Fnedlauder Ac 18 Burhndge Aro 14 Kidgill. Roin rts A Terrell 13 Brander. MrKeiuia A Hubbard 13 Bradley. Wilson A 13 A Hopkins Aro 11 Walker.

Stuart A Hutchinson 8 Carroll, Fritrbard A ro 8 Uiratilt 7 Perkins Aro 6 Frierson. Conwav Aco do Hall. Rodd A Putnam 6 do Aby Robertson A McDougalt 6 Pickett Aco 6 Lewis Aco 4 Best A Grima sundries, order Total 4302 ba es cotton CAIRO Steamer Raiuhow 14fi bbls flour 9 do brans 17S bbls whiskey bb whiskey Twirhell Aco 24 tcs 21 bbls 8 hf do Inrtl 602 bbls Hour Hewitt, Norton Aco 1061 sks whrnt Uobt rtson A MrDuugall t3ri kga lard 208 do but ter 19 bola braus 12 bxs toagues 60 cks and 22 tcs hams to 'lseu A Son 31 bbls beans Landis Aco 177 bbla pork ttglcK.y A Maraulny to rks bacon 23ft bbls flour to It vi rse tiecon 47 sxs wneat Mranaiu ttuckingnams 34t bbls ll Moore A VunCulin lav bxs chesse 128 bbls oil Wright tco I'm bbli flour Woodruff Aco 12 bbls tft do beans 7 ka butter 6 bxs cheese Schneider 868 bbls uour Kawuns Aco o2 trks butter KsAnams A co bb's whiskfy HageertyA Latting 20 pr bellows Pope. Ellison Aro do Geddes do Taylor A Church hill r.t rls leather Dennett, Withertsll Aco 7 bbls eggs to Greve A 15 ris leather Mann Aco 4 bxs mdse Farley, Jurey Aco 2 pkgs imlae Anderson A Metcalf 6 do Persia A cu 4 do Hurley Aco I liorreii, uayie arco 1 Buchanuoti, Carroll otco ti Cammack, Squires A West 4 bales rottou Hemingway, Friedlander Aco 8 do Freilsen. Stevenson A ro 8 do do ungues, nyuested xcu at ueaa cattle, order Total 20 bales cotton.

Receipts at tlie New Basin. BILOXI Schr Adele 80,000 ft lumber Taylor 20,000 do to order. BILOXI Srhr Bonne i 25.000 ft lumber Bell A Saffold BIEOXI Schr Biloxi to cords wood, msster. BON FOUCA Schr Union uu cords wood, master TCHEFUNCTA Schr Polar Star to.OoO ft lumber to order. PEARL RIVER Schr Experiment 40,000 ft lumberto Schneider.

PASCAGOULA Scbr Enterprise 27,000 ft lumber, Pike. PASCAGOULA Schr Isabella 27,000 ft lumber to A Sand ford. HORN ISLAND Schr Fanny 700 bbls sand, to A LeBlsnc. BAY ST L0CIS Schi Southerner 15 cords Wood, to master. BAY ST LOCIS Schr Louisa 40 cords master.

COVINGTON Schr Adele too bbls sand amB Per New Orleans, Opelousas and G. W. Railroad. TIGER 1LLE 12 hhds sugar 1 do cane to Sabatier sundries, order Per Pontehartrain Railroad. MOBILE Steamer California aoo bales cotton and 1 hdl Sam pits Baxter, Love 11 Aco 32 bis osnabargs K.

Carter atco annnries. i i MEMORANDA. Domestic Ports. THOMASTON, 'Xov 0 Sailed trom below, ship Jos SU enrist, NOrla 1 BOSTON, Nov IO Cld ship Judah Tours, Moaes. NO rls MEW YORK, Nov 10 Cld ship Pacific, Gadd, NOrU Uth Cld steamabip Cahawha, Bolloch, NOrta via Hava na; barkaaa, Wheeler, NOrla 4 Foreign 'Portav tPer susariship Baltic Art fm Oris Oct sCoTontt, la New Sld for NOrla Oct 25.

Jacobs snd Pelican Satan sTta, Wellrleet and Western Chief; ssth, Gertrude. um LON DON CM for Oris Oct S4, Btatcaraan. i PILL Sld for NOrls Oa S3, WoU, via BsvannaA; SStn; Waver! ey. HAYRJS ArrfmHOrU Oct ta, Mulnouse, sta War Oct S2.iocy A rtlrkehi i ARSE1LLE8 Sld ior NOris Oct Mataro: VIGO Arr fm NOrls Oct lu, aUixabcttu Jlth, Gen Dua atp. BRISTOL, Oct 84 The Hope.

Davia, far NOrls. has been El rv eyed, pronounced seaworthy, aad lenuiaf, Abort of aada old from PiUtta. a as to at i 'A HiIST OP VESSELB Sailed and Cleared fop IVetr Orleans Corrected for the Pally Picayune, November Id, 1SSS.3 COASTWISE PORTS. I NEW YORK. Ship Adams, Avery NovfS 1 Ship Epaminondas.

eld Nov Ship Wilbur Kisk, Boswell Nov 8 Ship Mediator, Coffin Nov 8 Ship Lebanon, eld Nov 6 8hip Vicksburg. Hughes eld Nov 3 Shin Nathan Hanau, Nickersoa dd Nov 3 Ship Nicholas Biddlc, cut Oct 9 Ship Addie Swirt. Howe Oct 31 Bark Norwood. Winchester Nov 8 iJsrk Jane Williams, Nov BOSTON. Ship Frsnrenla, Poole eld Oct 31 Ship II Bootiv, IIiwh eld Oct r.l Ship Julia Howard.

Patterson Oct 21 Bark Atlas, (new) Dr. rid Nov 4 Bark Thorndike, Leach aid Nov 2 Bark Hazelriue, (new) Diinkwatsr eld Oct 24 Brig A Stephenson, Mouut Nov 1 PHILADELPHIA. Brig Pouitney, Marsham eld Nov Bark Joseph Hale, Merrill eld 8ept Brig Berry. Race eld Oct 29 Schr Etibrt, Dunning eld Nov 1 BALTIMORE. Brig Windward, Ranch aid Oct 9.

SAVANNAH. Schr Jniia A Rich. Scars eld Nov 3 PORTSMOCH. N. H.

Ship Kate Prince, tnew) Jones Oct 30 THOMASTON. Ship Jos Gilchrist. Gilchrist eld Oct 29 PORTLAND, Me. Ship Samuel Locke, (new) Sweeucr eld Nov 3 Bark Juuiata, Drinkwatra eld Nov 5 BATH, Me. Ship Calliope, Stone aid Nov 5 FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Skip Dirtotor Ort 2 Ship Jits Nrsmitb. Watts aid Oct 14 Ship Golden Eagle. Thompson sld Oct 14 Ship Mary, Murphy Oct 12 Ship Young Engle, Neville sld Ojt 14 Ship Sir Chaa Napier, Foster rid Oct ti Ship Tirrell, Hiler aid Oet 8 Ship Warbler, Oldham sld Ort 7 Ship Patrerion, Hill aid Oct 3 Ship Cornelia, Blauchard sld Oct 4 Ship Magistrate, Wlittt kr j.sld Sept 29 Ship I bland, Lahnseu Sept 28 8hip Crown, Correy Sept 27 Sbip Siniaoo, Smith rid Sept 20 BUip Charlemagne, Gates eld Sept tl Ship Sebastian Cabot, Watts sld Sept 20 put Into CJucenstown, leaky, Oct 2 Ship Montmoreut Brown Sept 19 Ship Von Gagern, Rieve sld Sept 12 Ship Harward, Andros aid Sept 20 LONDON. Ship Pemoerton.

Belyer. via Oravesend.tld Oct 17 Ship Whit more. Psrker sld Sept 2 Ship Jno Spear, Spear Sept IS DEAL. Ship John Coster sld Ort 12 Ship Trenton. Green Oct 9 Ship Danube, Coster sld Ort 6 Ship Teaiptrst, Stetson Sept 21 FALMOCTH.

Ship Abby Blancbard. Harding aid Oct 8 BRISTOL, Eug. Ship Suaderland, Curry cM Oct 10 CARDIFF, Wales. Ship Pttit i' States, BluncliB. Orf 10 Ship Col Cutis, Suow aid Sept 26 CfXHAVEN.

8liii Copeniirns Sid Oct PILL Ship Ktvin Ship Ship feliip Snnderlaud sld Ort 18 sld Oct IS sld Oct 18 sld Ort l'l sld Ort 23 Snip woitf Ship llarriman, Simmons aid Sept 24 HELVOET. Ship Volant cltl Ort 19 Ship Charles, Ruark sld Oct 6 HAVRE. Steamship Alma, Bocande aid Oct 11 Staamship Francois Arago, Gilbert sld Sept 30 8hip Emma Jane, Springer sld Oct 25 Ship Custer. Pratt Ship Lacy A Nickels. Nickels Ship Bamey, Barney Ship Kalauuwoo.

Taylor Ship Southern Eagle, BORDEAUX. SliipJ.is Bryant. Howes 8hiD Arendahi, Paulsen aid Oct 2.1 sld Oct 25 sld Oct 17 sld Oct 4 Sept 24 eld Ort 17 sld Oct 19 sld Oct'l sld Sept 26 sld Oct Ship Fauny Whittier, Gage 6hip Shelter, lie. Id Shin Hiawatha. Hall 8iip Lady Araltcll.

M. rriil MARSEILLES. Ship Mstaro Sinp Arliiirftiiu Shitt Joseph Tiierrsv Ship Eitcort Ship Allrglwiiy Ship Emma, Gordon ROCHELLE. Bark Wilson, Peacock CETTE. Ship Fanny Ealer CADIZ.

Ship Albns Ship Delaware, Patten Ship Bella Vascongada, Nui Bark Equity, Noyes MALTA Ship Chapin, Carrier Bhip Samoset, Martin TRAPANI. Bhip Chas Spraguf, Pike BREMEN. Ship Marie Louise BREMERHAVEN. Ship Ernestine Ship Adonis, Bosse Ship Jubann Smidt. Sbip Itstein A Welker, Bouse SbipC Bergsted, Schwuchc I Ship Jubilaeum, Wenke Sept 13 Oct 20 Oct 18 Oct Jt Oct 11 Oct 19 Aug 31 sld Sept 3 Oct IS aid Oct 1 4 sld Sept 4 sld Aug 24 ski Ort 2 sld Sept 18 sld Sept 19 Sept 25 aid Aug 27 sld Ort 19 Sept 22 Sept 22 Sept 22 Sept 22 8ept 10 To Suicnr I'lantrrn.

THE nndrrsigned, agt uts for BOUR'S PATENT SUGAR PAN. beg leave to inform the aurar DlanMra mat tnry are now reauy to supply mem wnn me appara tua Those wishing to contract will please call on O. LE BLANC A SON, my eft tf Is Camttdelet street. Land Warrants. HIGHEST market rates paid for Land Warranta also all kinds of Unrurrent Bank Notes.

Com. Bullion an Exchange, purchased by H. D. BlrlHItlLL, nS RA tv Camp eorrter Common all est Manufactured Tobacco. ACOMTLKTE assortment uf all grades and qualities of pounds, 6's, a's.

and 1 Vs. in store and for sale by 1NGFIELD, GH1SEL1N A nlfi tft Gravier street. ForniKhed Itoouin to Kent. A PARLUR and Bedr xtm elegantly furuisuetl, also two 1 single Rooms, at 2.19 Baronne street. nl8 Five Dollars Reward.

LOST, a GOLD KING with a female rameo head on lilac ground. The tinder will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Phu uix House, St Charles street Ul'i 31 l.ilne. Carco of hark Mary B. Rioh. BARRELS by Kocklati.i.

lanilm? and for sale rJUUU 1. S. HOLDKN A 104 Magazine nlft r.t Peach Bramly. Pure Virginin in store and for aale by WING FIELD, GH1SELIN A 95 Gravier street. Ir.

BBLS. nlrl rit Falkirk Ale. 100 CASKS quarts and pints Hector Dove, celebrated FALKIRK. ALU. landing ex shin Sarah Puring ton, direct from Glasgow, and for sale by U.

At UAILI at n16 At 22 Common and 35 Canal street For Hale. old established Wiue, Liquoc and Faucy Grocery XX. Store. A rare opiHirtunity is here presented to any one desirous of embarking in the business. A small capital on I required.

For sale on account of departure. Addre, "Merchant." at this ofhre. nl3 tf BuAsies lor Sale. Five new and superior aud well made Buggies made by the best makers, and the most improved patterns. Thev will be sold for cost and on liberal terms, if applied for 400m Apply at No.

70 rulton street, between Uirod and orre Dame sis. ni To the Mercantile Community. THE New Eagle Warehouse, ai tua Led between Enghien and I'o rt Htrta nn fvee. haa been aelected bv the Collector of Customs as a Bonded Warehouse, and designated No. 3.

Merchants, consignees and others will please take notice of the fact The warehouse is tire proof, snd noted for Its security snd great capacitv. For the classes nsmed, the selection will orove most favorable, and to the Havre steamships quite accommodating. Rates or storage at the lowest pncea na im Emnire Oakum Works. New York. fT' HE undersigned are now prepared to take orders for I a 1 1 1 1.

1. I iv ninuum i.nu uv uiiuiu, viiin iiihis Acw lork, at tne lowest maraei ratea sxiin. tuurui m. iu, ol3 3m 7ft Tcbonpitoulaa street Notice. PERSONS indebted to the estate of the late JACOB MEHLE.

or who have claims against, will present their accounts to or settle with ANNA M. MEHLE, Administratrix, Ninth street, near Chippewa, nlHSasR Fourth District Htolen. TWO LOTTERY TICKETS One a rraarter ticket, No. 18,349. mark 1 1, 12, 15 and 16: the other an eighth.

No. 51,376, mark 12 and 16. If prizes, all parties are cautioned against paying except to me owner, resident, on vamope street, between Hercules snd Benton. Xhe owner of these Jrkets leaves his name at this other. n7 lm If is.

Turk, t. Charles treet. imporver 01 Watches. Dinmoads, Silverware and Jewelry. fi.s, VV di sell the above at tStlA reduced pricea 11 1 jriiiif Watches andJJewelry carefully repaired.

1114 SB Imported Bulbous Root. niKKCT FROM EUROPE. Handsome Double Dahlias, white, yellow, red and blue; Double and Single Hyacinths, of all shades and colors also Feathered Hyacinths. A full aaaortmeat of Double Tulipa, Amaryllia, Lilliea. Crown Imperials, Karciasus, Jonquils, Crocus, Snow Drops.

For sale at HAt I Eli a Seed Dure ana nant xrepox, 139 8t Chaiies street, 3m between City Hail and roydras. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD For a bright mulatto Woman aamed AMANDA, about five feet six inches high speaks English anly 1 good looking and intelligent aged thirty five years. Tea Dollars extra on convictloB erf jmy tme hartarmg Sn.ii atortxitcrsa at oiiunMm, P13 ateod corner of atagaaune ana wotnmon era Hnccession of John S. Thacker, deceased BY B. 8YKX8.

Auctioneer 111 oe fota ac tmouc TifiTPanAV. 18th. Dec. at is "clock Rmki in mAm nrAas of tbsi Hssaaabla Second Dia. trict Cawrt of New Orleans, the fallowing slaves belonging said succession, vir Boy ANDERSON JON En, agea 57 years Btiv FN bv WELLS, axed 30 vears.

Act of sale before D. notary paUic, at ths TTtI SucceaarieB "de John H. Tbacker, Deced. PAR SU SYKESrIEUDI, Decern fare 18, mid nous lerront te vents a par ordre da I'nonorable Coar de le sd ArTornii utitcnt de Noavelle OrWana, lea eaclavea auivant, apnartenant a eetts aucceaaion Le garr on ANDERSON JONES, age ST ana. 1 v.

HENRY r. LLS, a 30 aas. i ...4 Act de'vente au decant D. Ricardo, Botaire publiqae, a ia depense de I'srhetear, Pour argent comptant. all tr STEAMBOATS, OhJsi Klrer.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, ltth inst, at 5 P. Ml 'JtfSf lOR CINCWNAT1. I.OrTTSVir.r.R ff Msuison, Smithuuid, Paducah, and all Inter 1 nuinwi, auu metuate Inndinsa The liel.t gerstruiutr oiELNOTTK, Gordon, master, is now receir will 1. fa. Mu I.

apply on board, or to al ROBINSON A VERLAIDEB, 61 Front st. Leaves on WEDNESDAYlHth at P. M. cunt.i.,t.u.taii, iiveilviULE, BHU intermediate landings Tlie fine regular passenger packet ateamer learner above. IT Gordon, master, will leave as For freight or nasaam siml on board, or to U19 O.

M. WHITE, B3 Front street. Leaves ou WEDNESDAY. I' th at P. toil CINCINNATI.

WAUISON AND Louisville The tine nussrng'Y ateamer W. J. At LAY, Cnrr. Karrlieltler. la row ra ceiviug irt ijiit.

and will leave for the above aud ail inter mediate landings ac above. For freight or passage apply oa "'9 JOHN E. HYDE A 88 Poydras st Leaves ou WEDNESDAY, litth lust, at 5 P. M. 5 roil LOUISVILLE The fine rr gnlar St7paaat ngrr packet HIGH FLYER, Wright, I Maiutrr.

will leave for Loofkviile and all lutrrmediatv landiuga. as above. For freight apply on board, or to BELL, BUCHANAN A clST 7 Tchoupitoulaa street A plan of the cabin can be Been and staterooms se cored by applying to the agents. Leavcaon WEDNESDAY, iwth at ft P. rOR LOUISVILLE, SMITHLAND.

TJ)ft Henilerson. Patlurah, and all iuterraediate Vi V. land i Uga Tbeenrirelv new ami liirbfr rirsnffhr passengrr steamer WM. S. Bruner, master, is uow receiving freight, and will leave as above.

For freight or passage apply on board, or to P18 ROBINSON A VERLANDER. 61 Front rt. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, luth inst, at ft P. M. OR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, Paducah.

Cairo, and all Inter. ineiliatelaudlncs Thrfiue and light draught ateamer AlELNOTTK. Gonlou. master, is now In port receiving freight at the foot of Ls layette street, aud will leave as above. For freight or pamnge apply on board, or to J.

K. ALLEN, Agent. 11 Poydras atreet The "Ueluotte is of very light draught, and passengers aud shippers cau rely on her going through without detention. ii id Leaves on WEDNESDAY, luth iust. at ft P.

M. L'nu r.t 1 13." ft t. wir w. licate? Henderson, Mount Vernon. Shawneetown crx c.i.i.i 1 l.

suiltllland. Padurnh. and all intermediate laUdltltt. 1 lie majrilirii eiit mirl awifr eiinia S. ELSON Capt.

Bruner, is now in port receiving freight, and will leave as aliove. For freight or pasaage, having fine arronimudations. apply on board, or to 2.18 JOHN El HYDE A Poydras street. Tiie N. being of very light draught will go through with out detention.

Leaves on THURSDAY, the ioth inst. at 8 P. M. fTW a. 'OR CINCINNATI, MADISON, LOU iTfct 7' Evansville, Paducah, and all inter Trfr mediate landings The new light draught sleaillrr CKESCENT.

Holmes, master, ia not in nnet r. reiving freight, at the foot of Poydras street, and will leave as auove, rur ireigut or passage apply on roard, or to J. ITCH ELL. 3 Poydras street Leaves ou THURSDAY, 20lh iust. at 6 P.

M. fT OK LOL1SV1LLE The fine regular rll J.Tynaaaentfer narker I PSf'l'VT' II. I igo, master, will leave for Louisville and ail iu teruit uiatt: uitlings. ror freight or pasaage applvon board, or to BELL, BUCHANAN A 1T 7 Trhoupitouias street. Leaves ou inst.

at ft P. M. FOR CINCINNATI. MADISON AND ij I ouutviile Ihe hnestt amrr CRESCENT. aW.

L. Holmt. master, will leave for the above aud ail intermediate landings, as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to nla ROGERS. GUIRE A 12 Poydras st.

Leaves on FRIDAY, the eist inst, at 5 P. M. rutt LOUISVILLE. KVANSV I.I.E Ssv4 1rHrndersttn, Mount Vernon, Shawneetown, iiiTa Paducah, end all intermediate amluii Mail Tlie magllihrent and swirt riuinins teaiiirr tv. vt l.

ovt rioucroiT, master, is now in port receiving freight, aud will leave as above. For freight or passage, liaviug fine accoinnioilationii, apply ou board, or to juii.i 111. A to. 1 ovdras street tsT The Rainbow will take paiwugers for st Louis to be forwarded by railroad from Cairo. Krd Kiver.

Leaves on THURSDAY, the iuth inst. at ft P. M. KEGLLAU RED RIVER PACKET For StirevelHirt. Grand Bavou.

Grand Krarr aud Alexandria The sunerior and swift running panwngrr packet steamer STORM, R. Moody, master, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to nit T. SMITH, 4 Tshoupitoulas street Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the mth inst. at ft P.

M. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND KAVOIT Grand Erore ami Alexandria The light tlmugut st' auit SWAN will leave as umivi U17 rur lieigut or P. 11. UasSrliTP fl on Itttard.

or to A 12 Canal st Leaves ou WEDNESDAY, nh at ft P. M. trV" FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT The fine LS1vTS(atfcS7 fast running light draught passenger packet ircS r. "grit, ateamer ALIDA. Geo.

A limn, master, will l. ave as above tor Jrrteraon. binitliland, nton. Piirt Cad do, Albany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte. St Mau rice, Grand Erore.

Alexandria. Gorton a Landing aud all intermediate landings on Red River. For freight or passage ttl'l'ty on uutuu, or tit nl7 LEWIS SNAPP 4 Front street. dT Tlie Alula is just out of dock, having been thoroughly aireti attit utteu ior cue aouvr trade anil now stands Al. Lesvea ou WEDNESDAY.

inst. at P. M. FOR SHREVEPORT IHRECT The gvirir 7m line fust running light draught steamer GisSj. BELLE SULPHUR.

Mward Ham. master. will leave as above lor Shreveport. Graud Bayou, Campte, Grand Erore. Alexandria.

Gorton's Landing and all iuter raediate laudinss on Red River. Fur freinht or naiun "I'l" WHIU. Ml ii" i.r.n is SJAl'r 4 Front street. aSThe Belle Slllbilt.r is verv iiuitt dransht anil will tiL i Jefferson freight with privilege of lightering, storing aud Leaves ou THURSDAY'. 2oth inst.

at ft P. M. I. I I Vfttl 1 L' L'L L' III 1.1 I r. a.

viv itiXV ct A ur new SrtviS nne last running light druuglit steamer vllnua ERA. G. L. Konns, niaxtrr. will leave aa auove loi Ji rsoii, hland.

ii. nton. Port Caddo. Alba ny, Biireveptirr. tiranti Bavou.

tiralld Irnn A 1 Gortou's Landing and all intermediate lundings oa Red River. For frright or passage appl on board, or to ni7 LEW IS SNAPP A 4 Front street. The Era will give clear bills lading through. Leaves on SATURDAY, the 82d at .1 P. M.

OR Er PERSON DIRFX.T The arw light draught fast running passenger packet sct aitter i.i.i A .,1 iv. inn 1 1 1.A.ti. Ben ai urn. UlaaU r. will It ave aa above tnr Jfttirwin Kmirh.

laud, Benton, Port Caddo, Albany, Shreveport, Grand Ba you, Campte, Grand Ecore. Alexandria. Gorton's I.andins and all intermediate laudings on Red River. For freight or ywnnr rppiy on ooani. or to nir ti lewis SNAPP A 4 Front street.

For An Al lurht drauitht COTTON BOAT. Tt7 drawing 30 inches. IS mouths old, carrying uani aa seven teen hundred halea cottoui'in com piete running order. Kor terms apply to 11 21 LEWIS SAPP A 4 Front street Steajner Fanny Fern lor Sole. inquire on board, loot ol tanal street, or of WRIGHT, ALLEN A o31 tf 120 Gravier street.

New Orleans and Cairo Daily Mail Iilne. 3 a. ine pa setscaiTlug lue mans Dctween 2 Olleims ai.tl Cairo will least? rithet nlace rverv dav at ft u'rlni A ami will swpai luc luii.iwing mail (lauous goiug up: nston Rouse. (iimn'i Ijtniilair. Natchez, Napoleon, Vickslmrg, Helena.

Lake Providence, Memphis, Grand Lake, Randolph, Point Worthington, New Madrid, Greenville, Hickman, Columbia, Columbus, Cairo. Coming down will stop at the same places, terminating ew it 1 leans. Freight will be taken for any of these points, snd ra aengcrs fur any point ABNEK. 1. A IN ED.

Agent, tf Cnaimercial Flar E. CAKVKK COMPANY'S Patent Improved Cotton (sins. THE undersigned, sole manufacturers ander E. CAR VER'S patents of l8, 1845 and 1848, bave perma nently established aa Office and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAVIER STREET, and are now prepared to furnish to planters Snd merchants any size of this celebrated GIN.

They deem it unnecessary to detail its advantages over others, as its numberless endorsements by practical authorities, now using it, are sufficient to confirm its high reputa tion, and to make its adoption still more general. nt tf E. CARVER COMPANY. HOUSEKEEPIKO ARTICLES. A most extensive and varied assortment, consisting in part or CHINA WARE, WOODEN WARE, GLASSWARE, BRITANNIA WARE, EARTHEN WARE, BRUSHES, BASKETS, SILVERWARE, LAMPS and PLATED WARE, LANTERNS, JAPANNED WARE, NIVE8 and CAST IRONWARE, FORKS, TINWARE, SHOVELS and TONGS, FENDERS and ANDIRONS, RATTAN CHAIRS, Ac Besides the above, a rich variety of FANCY ARTICLES, all at very low pncea HENDERSON AND GAINES, ol9 8t2dpAlm 90 Canal street TAYLOR KADDIN.

Magazine 41. .41 Opposite the Arcade, New Orleans Are now receiving from a hi pa RUBICON, EXCELSIOR, HORIZON, FOREST STATE, R0CKAWAY. FRANK. FIERCE. and steamship BLACK WARRIOR 1600 casts Men's, Boys', Youths', Ladies, Mioses and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, GAITERS, Ac which, together with then heavy stock oa baud, forma the largest snd best selected assortment in the South, auording rare inducements to city and country purchasers deal ring law prices and 1 accom an nn al 1 ang ten Richard H.

China, 1st, corner of Union snd St Charles streets, for sale on reasonable terms Dm flFFE Msa netie Machines, Sponges, Gotta Percua, Phosphorus, Medicine Chests, Quinine, Nitric Add, Iostrumenta, Cologne Water. Mortars and Pestles, uersa, trams, ssrnBsiA via. Scales and Weights. Dressed Sheea Skins. Hoaoo.

aneiiac emuau avea Drnggists' Grassware, Pill Tiles, Gelatine, Indelible Ink, Licorice, Bay Rum. Arrowroot. Manna, Combs. MarpbAne, Tweeaen, Tsotb Brusbea, Hair Brushes, Tow, Cooking Extracts, Potash, Pearlasa, Bandages, Chloroform. Sick Caps, vanuahas, Cod Laveruii, SuoJf.

Soda, Lime Juice, A TiimimuAM. Nutmegs. Corks, Medical Saddle Bags, Opium, I A Icohol. A ramoau. Indigo.

j.s lMnglasa, iiosangciLauut itra, sun, s. 1 auuneaia ayrups, iruwra, oimmp And every otht artk le usually sold by Draggkrta, of the very finest suabty. Planters aaa sxners, purcnaaing for their aauUei, will Bad articles passed aad soar bed tosait their requirements. iwwm Farniabed iiaouia ta Kent A FEW well farnathea our an, Ui a easant aejgnbor sTA pood. Close to tue ovsincaa poruoa ov vnc civy.

App'F i alia street, few doors from Barotuaa. a)r, lav a A STEAMBOATS. 1 1 SS1SS1D Leaves on WEDNESDAY REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET The Wt? regular passenger packet CARRIER. svypiihaa.

iiml onal, master, will leava for the above and au mwrmediattlandinga, as above. For freight ot passage apply on board, or toi BELL, BvCHANAX 67 Tchoaoitoulaa atrast Aeaves ou vv tuiSESDAY. htth Inst, at 6 P. M. "ep ts.

LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAW, iapoteon. ana all intermediate sews landings Tlie Sldmdid atmntee C.Jk RIV.H I'ostal. master, is now receivliiu frei.hr in wrr. or ireignt nr passage apply on board, or ra ai9 ROBINjSON A VERLANDER. 81 Front st Leave on WEDNESDAY, the n.ith inst.

at ft P. M. ruit or. CAIRO, HICKMAN, axiu an uHrruwaiste landlm i iie nne rcguuir rms. r.s.

inu ul steamer 'uun u. iiongi master, will leave as shove. "'ifiu ur taaoage apply on board, or to O. M. WHITE, 83 Front s'ret Leaves on WEDNESDAY.

i.h iti. FOR BT I niTIU Cliun tlirsutv New Madrid, Memphis, Napoleon, and all intermediate lnrH i in I. llllliois Central Railroad to all the Eastern and Wearers cities The new light draught swift runnina and elegant passenger steamer AMAZON, P. M. Chouteau, master, is now in port ready to receive freight at loot Girod street, will leave as above.

For freight or pasaage apply on board, nl8T C. T. EUDDECKE A SC Povdraa at. Sr The Amazon having been unavuiditli detained will I te.e am v. r.

Leaves ou WEDNESDAY, l'tth at ft P. FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. HICKMAN.

Msdrid, Memphis. Napoleon, and all sp mtermeflam landings, is connecnoo witn the Illinois Ceutral Railroad for all the Eastern and West ern cities The new light draught, swift running and ele nnuBM n.rlr., VI I'AV Vf CI master, is now in port ready to receive freight, and will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board. or to a i ii J. r.

ALLt.i, Agent. 1ft Poydras street I Tl i iv 1 v. i tu REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET The flue new light draught steamer CARRIER. i Cant.

Postal, wis) leave for St. Louin and all ivf tor St. Loii: and all For freight or passage, intermediate landings, as above. apply on board, or to JOHN K. HYDE Tlie C.

is of very light diaught, oiily can rely on their goods going through FoVtii'aj street inches; shippers without lighterage I or I ma Leaves on WEDNESDAY, lwh at 5 P. M. Atr.UUl.AH. ST. LOUIS PACKET The fine regular passenger packet EVUINOX.

Samuel Bovrr. master, will leave for the above and aa intermediate landings, as above. For freight I vi JnrtiB mWj uu niHiu, or to UtLL, BUCHANAN A H7 Tcnoapitonlas street Leaves sn WEDNESDAY, the lth at ft P. M. 1 1 KT I YlH Cl TUA UICUUAW PNew Madrid, Meniahia, Napoleon, and all Si.ii jjs 1 lautungs in connection witu Illinois Ceutral Railraad.

for all the Eaatrn anrf Kst. ern Cities The new light draught swift running and elegant passenger ateamer SULTAN, MrCloy, master, will leave as above. For freight or passage app'y ou board, or to utrn a. i. Ai.i.t.v.

Agent, i roynras street Leavea on THURSDAY. 20th at 6 P. M. sriii I 1 1 1 i'im1 ii XT Madrid, Memphis. Nawlt ou.

and all I i I. I1JI1 II II II cue aiitnuiB centra stajiroatt itir an i ne cistern auuvv estern citiea The new, light draught, swirt ruuuing and elegant paasruger si earner itiutt. S1AK. 1. If.

Bntrlev, master, is now in port readv to receive freicht and wfli leave as above. For treight or passage apr' on Itoard, or to nl8 J. F. Af.LENi Ageut. 15 Poy.tiras street, ti" The M.

S. Otlera trreat intlureni, nta to naasetitrent and shippers, being of very light draught, with large staterooms in tne taaiea caom ior Leaves on THURSDAY, the 20th inst. at P. tOR ST. LOUIS.

CAIRO HICKMAN fctfyand Memphis, and all intermediate land run.l laiUoad. lor all the Eaateru and Western cities The elc paut ami swirt riinuiiig rtnw nger ateamer FALLS CITY. H. W. Smith, master, will leave aa above.

For freight or ptwngc apply tin utinrti. tir to nl8 C. T. 1JUDDECKE A ft! Pnvdrss st. The Falla City ia unsurpaMied in speed or comfort, uavtiig very targe rooms 111 tue laaitts ranin ior ramuiea A plau of her cabin can be sceu and state rooms ae ciired oy applying to Her agents.

Leaves ou THURSDAY. in at ft P. M. fvatj, rtjK. ST.

LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE iffiV7 Girardeau, Cairo, Hickman, New Madrid, Napoleon, and all intermediate idlugs lu roiiHerrion with the Illinois Central Railroad or sli the Eastern and Western Cities The new light draught aud siilendai pa stenger steamer FLYING CLOUD, mriiaru i niiups, master, will be in port ready to receive freight on morning anil will leave as above. For ireigut or passage apply on board, or to nlft If J. F. ALLEN, Ajrcnt. 13 Poydras street vt ou III DAY'.

21st et ft P. M. 'Oil ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, Napoleou and au intermediate landings ck 1 i iT'sj 1 lie last passenger packet steamer SOV ER Eitj.N. ii.

t. Hutchisou, master, is now receiving freight and will leave aa above. ror freight or passage apply on board, or to B19 ROBINSON A VERLANDER, ur.a. Front street. 81 Leaves on SATURDAY.

22d inst. at 6 P. M. "5, REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET The and haht draught ateamer STAR OF SSTflE WEST.

Ohlman. lAlaster. will leave tor Sr. aad all intermediate landines as above. Kor ireigut or paaitage.apply on board, or to nl.i JOHN E.

HYDE A Poydras street. Li avrs on SATURDAY. 22d inst. at 6 P. M.

REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK ET The regular pasarnger iSaVAMA. Klinefelter. ateamer PENNSYL master, will leave or rfle abuve and all illtennediate landines. aa ahove F.ir treiglit or passage apply on board, or to IllsT JOHN V.

HVHK ti i lUPniilmt, A plan of her eitbin can lie aeen, aud atate 'rooms ae iy tjiHiiig to tue agents. Leaves on SATt'KDAY'. 22d inst. at f. P.

M. 1 REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK ET The fine regular passenger packet PENNSYL ANIA. Klinefelter master, will Imvp fiir nu ivr ous alt lntermeiBate landmss. aa aluiwe.

Fur treignt or passage applv nn board, or to BELL. BUCHANAN llll 1,7 Trhniimti.iilii TVr4 tJT A plan of her rnhin can be seeu sud state rooms se cured by oppij ing to the agents. Leaves on TliURSDAJf. the 27th et 6 1'. M.

LIGHTNING LINE. FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, HICKMAN, Memphis, and all iuterraediate landings In re i 1, iroaa ior all tue r.aarern and estern rsties The elo gant arid swift running passenger ateenier J. H.

LUCA3. i7. ii. onvrr, maaier. win leave as auove.

Kor freight ni 6 "l'l" wu mraiu, or I O. M. WHITK. (II Fmltt street tuT The J. If.

Lucas is uuaurpawd in speed or comfort, having very large rooms in the ladies' cabin fur families. SoF A plan of her cabin can he aeen aud ataterooius se enrra oy applying to tne ageu ts. Leavea ou THURSDAY. 20th inst. at 5 P.

FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. HICKMAN (rf and Memphis, and all interratdiate land j.iwaijsiiings, in connection wu a the Illinois Central Itaiiruad tur all the Eastern aud extern cities Tit 1 Kntandswirt running passenger steauier FALLS CITY, W. Smith, master, will leave as above.

For freight wi iwoaE nji uu UUU ur to nioa O. M. WHITE, ta Front street. tiT The Falls City is nmmrpasited in speed or comfort, iwiuum inc mum ininii tor laniitiea. A plan of the cabin can be seen aud staterooAns cored by applying to her agenia Leavesou 'ua al.il'.

M. aQ t'Chitii rOB. LOL IS. ST. GENEVIEVE, heater.

f.fS. fvintileaii Cim llilrn.n tw 31Hdr.o. Menishis. Nanolron. and all iiuenutmaie ismi'iips iu rou nit lion with the Illmols Ceutral Railroad to all the Eastern and Western CitiM The new Ught draught and splendid passenger packet steamer M.

KENNETT, J. N. Bofingrr, master, will be in port on Thtiisdity moming, the 27th, ready to receive freight, and will leave as above. For freisht' or ruiAAuiri. woitl, 'l It, mu TL.

J. r. ftrnt, 1 rovdras rtreet 1, The Li. ftff. K.

onerit trrr at iiiilnri tiirnr. ta ruu.nmra iuijiii, ueiny ui vrjy lljfut UlSUgUt, WllU large StAtS rooms lor families. (i A plan of her cabin ran be aeen and stateroom arrnred on application to ber agents. ItlempblM. Leavea on WEDNESDAY.

lMtii at ft P. 31. ncaruis au evv UKL.tA. NB 'Packet Line Wednesday Packet For i. nempnis.

tieiena, isaiwiron. iiroenviiie. aud an luiennediate landings The splendid iwcket steam er JOHN SIMON DS. James W. Goslee.

master, will be ready to receive freight on Monday morning, and will leave as auove. ror ireigut or ntissage apply on boara. or to nl JOHN E. HYDE A fiti Poyd res street. Kb This line of boats will give through bills lading for trriaiii.

10 rt oite rv.ver, witu privilege st rcsmppmg at ArkantAtiri Klver. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, I'Jth at P. M. KtUlLAK AUKAFiSAB 1 pscket steamer PELICAN. Geo.

Asbtnn. 1 maarer. win leave aa above tor fort Smith, Bun n. OArk. Soadia Norristawn.

Dardanrllea. Iwria. burg. Little Rock, Pine Bluff, New Gaacony, Arkansas rost, nea rork, ivapoieon, and all the Benda For freight ri' uusurpassea accammoaauons, appiy on nis' LEWIS SNAPP A 4 Front street Yazoo Hiver. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 1'Jth st 6 P.

M. atHliiAk XAYOO K1VEU rALAM. rgtsttjFor Yszoo City, Satartia and Vickshurg ilThe eleeant and awift rntinial tmaaenser paiaet sicoiuerLEWI8 WhTtEMAN, Wallis, master, wiU leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to nia X. a.

BM11H, 4 icfioupitoulas St. Leavea on WEDNESDAY, the lPth inst. at 6 P. AL FOR LEFLORE. GREENWOOD, MA 'non, Tcbula, Yazoo City, Satartia, Vicks i burg, Natchez, and all intermediate landinea guiar luuo River packet SALLIE ROBINSON The new and light draught passenger steamer 8ALLIE ROBINSON, Dyas Foyers, master, la now in port receiving iiciijuv win o.

i ur vi (jui or passage apply uu rjuaru, ui D18 LEWIS SNAPP A 4 Front ifnwA. taf The Saliie Robinson is taking freight at high water prin(u tsua. mm in kRIIlAV Ola, 1...1 1, a. 1 FOR YAZOO CITY DIRECT The fine last running ugm araugut steamer JUrll STRADER. Porterlield master, will leave sttHi City and intermediate landinm.

aa above. For ireigut or passage apply on board, or to nl9 R. K. LAUGHLIN. S3 Front afreet There will be a clerk at the foot of Customhouse street to receive freight Tallahatchie Klver.

Leaves on SATURDAY, the id atSP.M TVn. xAtiiiAttAiVHife ine very Hgnt 1 tiraugut steamer inituu uciiliii. v. Rieves. master, will leave aa above for Taila 1'IUUHI Vttlll TT I UVU Head of Honrv Island.

Yazoo City, Satartia. and all inter ii iIim. i.t au mediate landings. For freight or pasaage apply oa board, nis or to 1.1". wia D.iarr at rront street ODelOUaHBS.

FOR OPELOUSAS In eonaeetion with the Opelousas and G. W. Railroad be safe steamer lurt ia, Harvey, aaaater. I. 1 tsu minus of the railroad, every MONDAY, oa the arrival of the 8 o'clock A M.

passinger train. The steamer Union haa entered Into aa anaageaaent with the Opelousas Railroad, which will enabis her to carrv ireigut at verv nioorrata rates, ana ullara from oonsignsea The barge, foot of Court street, wfTl rereve freight for Ooelooeat every alar nntil is a'clork n.et.ui. apply v' BLANCH LN A CHAUDKT, via Lievee street. TsHM 11 II 1 as KEUULAR MONDAY NIGHT PACB1 i Tet for Montsaimesv Tha aw. l.re.

a first class paaaengcr packet steamer CZAR. Avrues Meooers. fltaster. liarr.li.MMit. log 1.000 barrels on three feet wmterTberths'luO passeti gers lav staterooms, and accommodating comfortably if uwn, .111 hum itwuur woeaiy trips as obeva.

The tsar waaioawneci aoai, drawing only 20 inches light, aa tor uu tars, con net ae aurpaasea a rv'j Wli A.r.wi8 eVAff A 4 root AL, ell AlrnT MF.AHER3 At THORBglt. Mtth.le. tAjVCA Jkl 7S Eu Inn.luiaanll in STlire. tor SAiC by iTH. COOPER A it i 4V A mm tne M.

at 00 5 rf STEAMBOAi. wsifl Irte5 LINE Wmu.r ArAV. in i fM nrxi.n 1 llva lau nistCtrssar ings, master, bailt expressly for' tlie iV' 1 perioraccomnuKlatipHa One of 1 bta.p.rr.r V. Decir e31 R. nnli ouokb Vac r.

u. r. 1 A 1 lOceaaSDrinsa anaiuns Tiio new Vnj TV 'na 'tl Pootcb.rtr.in EailroadatCar'''" the cars, as follows: arni The Creole will extend lier trim ta T. daya and Satardaya F. Thu1id.y;.

1 Si: fe1 Cabin rs'ssairc to th Bav and pJT" rtVw4riilat NewOrleana, Octobelf tiiif Biirbe) Ktver. I St Tr? ntuuLAk 8 11 a Packet for DemolaSirl1 t33liud sight dranghtI" will lea sad all Uni. passage, having uperior accommodatmos. a DEYVJS 8NAPP A CCA MONTGOMERY Bladon and Cnllama Leaves every TUESDAY snd SATCHbi JCT? ha BLADON 8PRINB8I1 lrVrtiV Arrangement Regular ffJiA day Evening Packrt Fi, luin's Springs The new and elesaat Usht ger steamer ADVANCE. Sam I 1 "a ira "POS regularly to Bladon and Callura'a summer, leaving as abova Far SVAlnillHilMlinn, annlu 4a ns.

apolv T1I "LP cnrmrsTrniiBS at MU.rwOMJ.UI A RUTLAND, as front Krw Tha T.norM an t. Leaves oa WKDVrcntv ZZl frw S. REGULAR waTa? JJ'i aPiicher's Point, Skipwith f. Providence, Lamack's Landing. Usi Grand Gulf, Rodney and Nstcaea Tk.

running passenger packet steaaacr B. a A Avatea, master, wm lears as shore, to, spply on board, or to has. 47 Ctm l. BALIZK PAi IHT 'Bne passenger steamer i isarthe. master, will 1 (K atrias! I oimnii.ftn;..:.V tea isuucaiiuci twice a were, ua i fr a.

it ii onij.tjjt.ita I al 1 "IT WEDNE8DAY M0BN onlt rUtarning, will lean nd oint i iiac'ie et'V, Point a la Haelie onl Thufsday moming. The Ceres, will" as las nrl ill aval Sat, tBAi uatuiaaa. wn I lie ffOMC. For freight or passage saolv an aui mi nl5 tf CHAS. DE BLANC, CM.mta,, NEW ORLEANS A vinrilm.

D. 8. Mail Line UAL RElV I'tfi owvper, tuasver. irnvri ererv MuFi and every u. CAPITOL, Jaa H.

Ore, master, leavrt evert KOVniT stS o'clock P. AL, snd ever, FRIDAY, ri2ft C. E. Lanoue, msster, leaves eTfrrTrrDAf at 10 O'clock A every THURSDAY, atlo every SATURDAY, st 5 o'clk P. Returning, leave Bayou Sara daily.

The above line of splendid passe ngr psrYetisl kai freight and paaaengers for any point oa fix aim JZ Bavou 8ara. aud will have a clerk on tK. Louis street, at all hours of the day to receive finiaL J. A COTTON, TciioapKouissBnii ni3 G. W.

MUSK A BEMl EEALI COAST AlTDlI 'iourcne par sec steamer r. i Jna J. Brown, master. Reuev lonaidsolirille. Thlbodaux.

firknnrt mil T. on the Coast and Lafourche, ThrMMmw a iTlf will leave New Orleans every TUESUAf.sts s'elstk? snd every SATURDAY st 9 s'clack, A M. knawi r. r. I M.

aud at 6 o'clock. A M. mil i atiu win iwnir atiwo ill voan eierv A. out IL.J,OJ'l? in tan, iiffiii. .1..

tvi uiiii 1 1 i i. i. iiAiun r.s i' at inuiviini. Leaves every FRIDAY, st a P. M.

KEUtLAli FBI DAY ViCKfirts! ansi oTiiuaen a nerjtl rtit a ruAiMiiituii.J at wh DianrAM lent a luvit, iti uiiiiKiii it i Gulf, Rodney. Katchex, Fort Adams, iyoa i. Jsss' Rouge, and ail mternwmateiaadirurs. tor 1" ar as aage, havingspleadid arcommodatious. ap Mraa al.t ta LEWIS SNAPP A to a teT The F.

L. will continue as a reg'ilsr arat turouguoui ine season, ariicuuu; atlsuuon ana way ouainesa STEAMERS ECLIPSE. IT SOUTRrDV prirt lirsvi1, every saiukuat, ar triors 11. The magnificent ateamsr ECLIFfjR. LW ri master, commenced her resular weeklv rrins in il a Orlenns, Virkshnrg.

Grand Gulf, Rodney aad Nsir iriiiB on Saturday, the lrith October, leaving New Orsrs twirl Al Alva 1 at r. lor the above and utenaalist laudiugs. aw bftiWA every THURSDAY, at o'rlack The new and auueriorfast running stesjaer r.PUILC J. Ed. Montgomenr.

master, commences her rrrta weekly triit in the New Orleans, Lttke WsWnvii Lslte, Princeton. Carolina Landing. Ashtdu, Pi.r:im Ssipwith's Landing, Lake Providence, Goodri' ti'i Uedas Milukeu's Bend, Vicksbnrc, Grand Gull, Koatwf awNs rhex trade on Thnrsday. the loth Ortotier, letruf Sat Orleana every THURSDAY, at i P. lui tncswasS ali iutermediatc landings.

Leaves every MONDAY, at 8 cset fL The elezant and fast runnina ateamer SOUTBTII I.I...1., in. mvNwcii, i ra.i ri. iqidiiiv.iii nn i weekly trios in the New Orleans, fssaud Kulf. KMiKtaS BC IE KM 1 1 Natchez trade on Monday, the lata vf autemlMr. total New Orleans every MONDAY.

at P. at. tor luc asm aud all intermediate landiuga. The above steamers are now in eawiolets srdr. sal al i attend faithfully to ail bnsinesa intmsted to their cars The Eciiptts and Kenublic will receive frentht far las River, and reship at Vackabarg without 4 lay.

Neither of the above steamers will be rrsponualt letters or packages containing money or other vaiasaa unless regular lading are taxes ami eontenn aaa, nor for any valuables deposited by Asssi nien witkmcorJ, or contaiued iu baggage. No bill will oe recognised unleascontrsrted aaorrtwt ten order from the captain of either of the aoove boa at ail bills mast preseBted at the ofhcaof the hsat a sad tliey belong before 12 o'cioca on tus day of lesvinia proval, which will then be paid oa preaeatslioii at lit of the agents. Gsravier street i ror ireignt or passage apply 00 ooaro. or wo t. BROS A sa Gravier Brat, LEWIS SNAPP A 4 Front owes, 021 R.

Ky LAUGULlN.UFlwnrstrset I sr A clerk will be on tlie Levea evsry day is ibASBt to receive freight for the sjjove boata UNITED STATES TRI WEEKLY JVLAIL US" VICKSBURU. 1 On TUESDAY, at P. M. Thrf niagniticent United State wall et PRINCESS, T. C.

Holmes, Bsasf, si leave for DonalditouvUle. Platiueacae.awS 11 xf A LaaSSA I a Fort Adanta. 'Notchea. VVaterptoof. Rodney.

St iri i Grand Gulf, Warreutou aud Vicksburg, ereiy Tlikkiiatt i at sir. aa. On THURSDAY, st P. SI. The mrumlficent Can ted States mail nackrt a a ti RAE.

J. W. Cannon, master, will Ituve mat Dsssaa i.iu, miiiL. iijiuii wiulc furl. niuuMja.

11.. ni 0 1 1 1 Lrt Sara, Red River Landing. Fort Adums. 'Nati ues, mss proof, Rodney, St Joseph, Grand Gulf, Warreutsa, burg, Miilikeu'a Bend and Lake Proviaiascs, lutiasirsitita ra. 1 in kiti Hinv a 0 a.

ml The matvnl nrent ITuitit fttut rnnJI iwrkait P. Leathers, master, will leave for Doaaloaoaville. I mine. Baton Rouge. Port Hudson, Bayou Sara.

UM I Landing, Fort Atlarua, Notches. Waterproof, Roticsf.a' Joseph. Grand Gulf, Warteuton aud VakslKiri, "4 II." I i sf' The above 'nutntinnvd snlaaMttd n.aa nirr oackeli SaT leave oa their regular daya without fail, at lix pointed. All business entrusted to their ears sis promptly and faithfally attended to. Frsigbc Uwts ar Yaxoo ii consigned to W.

M. Shaw, ths agent sf tar at Vickaburj, who wfU forward ttt wkasnt delay, Boa ra out any extra charge. These boata will not be irajpaaafUs for say letter srw age, containing money, Jewelry, or ather valuswrs, sssv regular bills of lading are takra, specrfying tnt csskss and value, snd the freight paid i nor for say vsiassMS posited with ths clerk by tha iai rf rr. 1 their baggage. ror treigut or passage apply on Marn, ar ts ARkAr r.

pwrrf HARD a CO, 80 tf Union Row, 63 Csraast 'e' or to T. B. SMITH, 3 Tchoupnoalat sw ffS a. REGULAR VICASBCRG fseUt Tre fT Wrdoroday Psckat for VAcAsbarg, 7 NnVirthAn. GraoA Gall anu Naitus The magnificent aad swift rurrruogaAstraw packet steaauer MAGNOLIA, 8t Clair Tboraasiua.

awJ win leavetnroughouttherntireseoaout.vt.at DAY, at o'clock P. M. For treight sr passsfe fiH board, or to S3 IHTOItUKB BHUIB. uositn W5tt lS37. "5 w.

aiEMfMia and nr." as 'WfPrlrt Liae la ardor ta stxoinraoiisaiw' public, the owners sad Blasters of UTL eis acrcMiiure ia the trade between the two ciitat, TnV sanized a company to ran a TRI WEEKLY Lae 'Zl eu between Memphis snd New Orleans, urni tBm and style of toe Munrhi aad New Orleans facsrt f5v am oaaia comprising tas Hue see au ot iat ferior to none ta tha West ar HonLh for speed, "WuJ leave each pi M0XDAT. irEDS'1 ana rnj it Al, at clock P. M. i ii rarucuiar attearion will be paid to way omuira. Monday Packets NEBRASKA.

C. B. Church, msster. BEX FRAN KLIN. M.

G. Aadats, aaa. Wedaesdsy Packets jl JOHN SIM0ND8, J. W. Goalee, nutter.

IN GO MAR, McDonough, master. Friday Packets. 1 H. R. W.

HILL, Thoa. H. New.U, msster. BELFAST I rkareh. auster.

I nippers aad pasaangers may raiyoa tsepai 5 the boata of this line. JLastl Tha lias connects at Mmmnhim with ths i Cairo Mail Line, and with ail tha railroad aauvllie, 8fc saw is, LouUvtiia, Aa 'uaia4 A cantlnuBBce of tue patronage httherte txteaw Owners of Uiat use is rrsprcUtu.T so Kilod vnr ".7 paiqt tiri.I.A 1 mJ 7TssfromewOrlearu.lrtT(a1 Aicruinuaiai laatAiaiav Tha BkVLLA DONtt "sf Catnua, master, will resume bar old tni, al BAtCrDA tha aoth and will con' the season, leaving Mew Orisaus every suitirttsr'a. at s'cloea. aaa twiyou Bars every vr ott a) of thecare from Woodvil e. fretrla St tr A elevs wm be on tha Levee to Fri.lavaenlng.

tar articular attettttow pa, aa Turret" ng of paaaengers aaa way fri i rut, ti' i.jfc, HoLMEf) A CI ALiL TSet t. wi t'. i riosrv kos nita. aut Ml If Altrikspas. FOR A 11 ArvAl'A 8 Tri Weekljrst The hne end bwt rennhig PITH MAT JdhVuoN, VV nr.

Grotg, fIr leave Lti mA rv, st "i DAY. WKuMiailAf mmH A 1 1 A Y. Heearanw. j. ease Bt Mamaavllle every SATO UAT.

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