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-T I I a. ny LUilSDEN, KE.NUALL'& C04 ViCW TO WITMC1PALITT KO. TVO, (orricE rrattT. MflUrr MTtiliig, Jnawarr 30 ooavfe v- ill ur THt mi UaiM Car $1 tli work rt antinw of tW HUflbWii (jypor allvertisin friend will please brinj ia their faron at 8 o'clock ftt the lateeu 4--v. fm iinLila had not arrived --bk- A ow Jut Bight at 9 o'clock.

n.sciE'i BiTrriT. We houlJ opine that tAVera of the legitimate are not yet aware that Ranger ia ia town, and are 'waiting for another wuw.tlon fmcTi Master Diamond. Those Ih fane that there ia any attraction hi aterlinp ac-otnnliBhmnt are informed UuU Ranger' Den efitmMd Att'appr trance tnTkes place to-night, mAM offered them of eeinjonp of the boat acton of the age. The biintrong: and attractive, and ehould draw ens thvMcb the name of a oVsecnrins candidate wa not adranced for a lnefit. The play a are Le Prtux Chevalier and die Artists Wife, in both of which R-oner appears.

Oar theatrj-cal public ia generally liberal on a beneht night, neglectful aoraetimea to an unheralded atar.andwe heartily hope to see a handaome tarn out on thi occasion. 03Anadjoured meeting of the eJitors and proprietors of the papers of thi city called for this erening; at tha Reading Iloooi of the American Exchange, at 6 OyThe celebrated picture of Death oh tie PaU Horse" the chef tTtrurre of DanSap, the celebrated American painter, ia now in the city 'and will be exhibited in the course of a few fjyTo the Btearaer Augusta we are indebted for late rirer papers. Axxricait Theatre. Eaton goes on with hi engagement to-night, nd appears in the Iron Cheat! as Sir Edward Mortimer. There i to be also a full show of the arena entertainments, and the popular naval dramaof Paul Jones' is to eonclade the performances.

OT Straws will le found crowded over on our first page to-day. We endeavor to seal ter and mingle the uneful and agreeable about our sbet aoaa to draw attentioa to all its corners "and preserve, too, variety of appearance as well as interest. ,4 Nioio Stxalisc. On Thursday we men- tinned tbo arrest by Lieut. Winters of Michael MaxtiD, Thomas Murphy and Henry McCauley, charged with stealing the slave ot nr.

ruixwor thy-' Yesterday the case was investigated be fore Recorder Baldwin, when the accused were sent before the Criminal Court for final trial. ITarniirniTllirr KlTCATIO V. A scat on sofa between two beautiful girl one with black eyes, jt ringlets and snowy neck; th other with soft blut eyes, sunny clteeks and lips, both langhin? and talking to you at the same umf-W. paper. Uncomfortable or not tta a situation nine young fellows out of ten are half the time ing to obtain.

JjyShooId the weather prove fair we learn that the jo, will a day perfonnanco tbe r. equestrians at the America bis morning, cou at 12 o'clock. A C3- To the politeocsa of Capt. Smith, of the steamer Norfolk, we are indebted forCinciit-nati and Looisville pspert rrT" Professor Ingraham arrived in town yes- terday upon a brief visit to our Crescent City, 'Among American writers tnero are none so in defktirablr employed, or who pour forth a grca ter variety of compositions than Professor In- rraham. We bear at once of novels, plays.

tales, poetical and descriptive pieces, travelling Ketches, stories of real life and of imagirm- tioo, all flowing from his pen in such rapid succession that we are surprised as much at his industry as profundity of resource. The month ly periodicals scarcely ever appear without something in prose or verse from' Ingrafiani, i and yet his more elaborate productions appear as often before the public as those of any other Lkctuexj os NiroL03r. An exceedingly interestinr coarse of lectores npon the life and of Nspoleon are about lo be given br CoL" Lehmanowskv, an old Poli-U ofGcer who served under the great General and near person for twenty-three years. 1 ne base' ment story of the church upou Lafayette square will used for the purpose, and the first Iec- ture will take place on Monday eremug. In this city, and particularly at this time, this should form very attractive, entertainment, and we ahall be surprised if the lecturer does not gather thronged auditory.

There are few men living capable of nrpan'rag, from rier-' soaal and intelligent observation, iba familiar knowledge of Napoleon that CoL Lehmanow- aky must possess, and at this moment, when all interest concerning him is newly excited by occurrences, these lectures must prove in the highest degree gratifying. C7 We cannot decyphcr the comraunica tkm of The matter may all be good accoat the writer should step down to Codtrm ne'n academy and have his ing repaired. Latest raov Ciacii5ATi To the polite-1 aeaa of Charier Kellorrr, of the new steamer Ccn. Pike, we are indebted for the latest papers Vfxcra the above city. The weather was ex- tremely eold and the Ohio falling on the 21st Inst, but a rift was reported at Pittsburg which keep the river ia good boating Tlx corner's Co ctbt Second II unieipmlity.

Yesterdyi Charles ZlcCarty was troobt be-' fore Recorder Iald win, liavin 3 loon drunk the previous night. 'Clansy nlla to rentier a sauslactory account ot Dim- eelf, and having no place of residence, the Ile-eordar fornLihed hia with lodgings for 30 days Neil and Geor Leonard were also icD- bermofi 50 days each, aa suspicious mem -Wy. 8uthl Jacob Coegro ve cWnd mm tnmd dru akwere. E- alert once madeTOJS. -ntrv On ilwir turn ihejr paUld nn Con in- iract a coupiei reiaimj 19 io3iivt The nitM lions wm, t6 come on God koow wo wasted custom enougn.

uui w. ed Buoe of their. Old Jehkiss we toean ihe artUt is doing ouite abusiueas in the way of taking He is full ol business at bis room iu vuui. it Ve are elatl to t. r.

mfliit is more. industrious or de Kv IUV .1 i ni ho mtM cuean nui serving min as correct profiles. Ia, or Capt. Mrad. The ship Emily to ara reiterday nftcnipon in charge of CapLJame Phillip; late firt officer of the team.TNewYorK.it Having occome 100 Cv.

tain that CapU 'Mead had fallen into the river nn.1 w.i drowned the evening before. 1 ns In ih eveitinff. hcn the riiuiiiujg ww-' -j vessel vas ready to start, and it fecms quite ev ident thit he felt from tin ingle plank that was left of the clog in, striking hn head agmnsi me side, and so plunging senseless into the Anrbid and rapid current, which swept his body at once away beyond recovery. Nothing farther was known yesterday, and nothing more satisfactory is likely to be obtuiuad. A file of the Picavuno and one of the Bulletin were found uDun the deck, supposed to have been daohed from the victim's grasp as ho fellv This all tliut can be gathered, but ho certain Beeins tha calamity that scarcely any further develop ments need be expected.

The heart-stricken widow of Capt. Mead left with the vessel yes terday in a state of affliction bordering on inns nity, while the flags of the shipping hung at half-mast in mourning for the melancholy rvent. K7" By the Cincinnati Republican we learn that Gen. Harrison was to leave for Pittsburg on the 26th inst. in the new anJ splendid steamer Ben Franklin, Capt.

B. Summons. KJ- I am terribly put out," the fellow snid who was kicked into the street. KJ" A lot of cotton has arrived here ithin the past week, bound with iron hoops instead of rope, which plauters should call and examine. It is from the plantation of Joseph Dunbar, near Natchez, and maybe seen by calling on Buckner, Stanton fc Co.

Steamboat Accidext. The steamer Iidy of Arkansas, while lying at the wharf at the foot of Canal street, was considerably injured yesterday by the steaiuvr Cumberland coming in contact witli ber under a full bead of steam. The accident was' cansed by the Cumberland being caught iu nn eddy, which carried her with considerable force, and at the same time the engine had stopped on the centre. The-Lady of Arkansas will be detained in consequence until thU evooing, when she will positively start for Little Rock and all intermediate places. Ah Old 'Uu There is said to be now liviusr at Mojcow.

a widow who has attained her 157th year. When 123 slw married her fifth husband. AH her alliances, it is also said, have been prosjerous and happy. with Robinon's circus company end little Hernandez, liai met with great business in Natchez. They are obliged to give flght and day performances to satisfy the aridity of the public, and the equestrian entertainments arc as much the rage as they are in (his city.

fry The New York Mirror baa reached its nineteenth volume and the lost number receiv ed contains a beautiful engraving of the Ruins of Carthage." It is to be embellished monthly with splendid steel engravings, nud the proprietors say tbey will spare no pains to make it even more popular than ever. General Morris still edits the Mirror. Indian MeOiod of Courtship. If we can believe BIr. Call in, music really has charms to soothe the eavuge heart.

I one of his lectures be exhibits a Winnebago courtiug-flnte, which he said was used by the Indian lover in wooing the dark-eyed moid of the wilderness. For hours he had heard the simple sounds of thi" ourting-flute, anJ he had seen the patient lovers, sitting Under a tree by tbo bank of a river or in front of a hedge, and never has he beard a word exchanged between the eeciniugly happy pair. Many marriages take place solely by the charms of this flute, as he knows it to be a fact that a single word has never been spoken by either party during the wbole period from courtship marriage. A Novel Newspaper. A new' paper is about to be started in Liverpool for circulation in this country, to be called The European." It is to be on tha day the different steamers leave, for Tiew York and Boston, and will therefore contain the earliest and most important intelligence for the American reader.

The proprietors of the New York Albion are at the bottom of it. Sf atx Legislature. Mr. Burke's bill, pro viding for the erection of work -ho uses and hou ses of industry in the three Municipalities of this city, came up before ths Senate yesterday. On motion of Mr.

Iloa, the second abolUbes the power of the police jury, was struck out. The honorable Senator said, his objection to the section was, that certain duties appertained to the police jury, for llie performance of which the bill did not provide. Its passage therefore, in its present form, would crests a confusion in the public business of the city, me tall as amended passed and was sent back to the House as was also a motion proposed by 3fr. Bossier, and which passed the senate, tuat tfte Legislature adjourn sine die on the first of March next. wnen the aoove bill was returned to the House, we understood Mr.

Burke to say, that the section struck out embraced one of the principal purposes which the framere and friends of the bill had in view in bringing it forward- that of annulling the power of the police jury in all matters which properly belong to the municipal councils. If however the sec tioo was too sweeping, and in abolishing the police jury it did not provide for the proper discharge a a a 01 its functions, ue naa no nouoi out a comnui tee of conference from both branches of the Legislature would so frame it aa to carry out the design of the friends of the bill and satisfy at the same time the objections of the Senate Ha ahould therefore move that the amendment he rejected, leaving it to the to propose rconfereaee The motion of Mr. Burke was put and car- tied, and tb6 House adjourned. -t 1.:. tnTirTn A Wbort bnt JDaahinff Cer.

Further of Maun. Cieero Stamley-A cor- refpondent of the Doaton Pot, writing irom 1 letter London, gives a long ana vrry tlx -Lort bat uViahinS career 01 4he young American, Stauley, noW ia the House of Correction London, for rvS from Mr. Itseeuisthat previous to bis-arrest been dasliing about- London for some months, paying an occas.onaI v. where be was al a "lion" of the first water. 1- 1 i.

universal attention, not only on axcount of the nctiness o. ia its selection una Kverv thini was of tne touch, and even D'Orsay himself could vie hSm in dns. From his ckapeau to uis Parisian boots all was in fine taste and most it: Imr fell uoon nis cxquisneiy pui vu. it. lorn? silken us mout bad the very latest Parisian curl.

His kid gloves were ordered in person of a beauh-ful demoiselle in the Palais Royale, and cts were turncu out uy orr, own lasts. In his manners he was easy and extremely A.5n. fluent in conversation upon almost every subject, and frequently quoted Byron, Moore, Shaks-nre, and the poets when wished to give a strong sentiment in or the fair sex, to whoih he was parlrcularly partial. In fact, he boasted that all the pretty girl-were in love with him, and that no girl could look at his eye without being in his power. For a length of time he had lodgings in Golden Square, a fashionable part of the city, and dn-rin- bis residence there'hc had the privile'.

common with all other residents in the neighborhood, of walking in the park, which forms the square, and is in the season a very beautiful promenade. Younsr ladies frequently walk in this park, and ns Stanley was dashing idler he also passed much of his time there. In one of his walks he met and fell in love with a very beautiful and accomplished Jewess, who in turn fell desperately in lovo with him at firs 9i-ht. Cards were dropped by each party, and afterward billet-doux, and finally written sentiment riiei.ed into the whispered and burning word of poetry on his part, and the mallow music of young Love's first dream on the part of the Jewess. So artfully did Stanley play his cards that a day was finally fixed for a tred-dinff, the parents of the giil having given their vminr American WOUul consent miui .7 0 turn Jew, and produce saiisfoctory documents of his respectability and wealth.

He partially satisfied the "old folks;" a solicitor was employed to draw up the papers which were to place voung Stanley iu possession of a fortune the day he took his bride, and every thing was going on satisfactorily until hi arrest. On hearing of this circumstance the fair Jewess swooned, and would not lor a long time bclk-vc him guilty of tho charges. Her mother, however, wai in court and heard the whole trial, and the girl is now thankful that Her destiny was not linked with that of so bold a villain. When Stanley was carried to prison his tine dress was taken from him aud the prison regimentals put on. The barber then.

commenced shaving his head and despoiling him of those beautiful locks which v. ere always his pride. They were of that rich golden hue we read of in novels but seldom see, and we recollect uiai while iu New Orleans, some year or two since, Stanley wore them long and had them cultivated with ercat care. The instant the shears clipped olT one handful he bunst iuto a flood of tears, and continued to sob vehemently tin tne wbole operation was over. In the plain, rough prison suit he was then placed at hard labor for six months.

Thus has ended his career in London, at least for the present. Had he not been arrested by Mr. Catlin other persons would soon have brought him to the bar of justice," as three out of seven five pound notes have been traced to the heartless villain since his trial, by the police, which he stole from a fellow boarder ut the house where he boarded in uoldeirssquare. ami for which he will yet be brought to trial aud probably transported. Whut a pity he cannot le unisbcd 111 some way for the part he acted towards young Laurens in Texas! An editor in Pennsylvania, recently married iu publishing the marriage notice inserted his own namejind left out the uamc of the lady to whom he had been united, remarking that she did not like to have her name in the newspapers.

Probably not in such company. Murder. We learn from the Vicksburg Whig that Martin II. Fiaher, a carpenter of that city, was killed on Friday last, by P. S.

Ken- nard at Millikin's Bend. The murder was per petrated with a pbtol. urther particulars have not reached ns. Er" Might not the present annoyance expe rienced by onr citizens in consequence of the inconvenient postofuce delivery, bo obviated by a penny-post arrangement? The subject at any rate demands attention, and immediately too. The IIE5RIB House Several of our West ern friends have, on dLTerent occasions, com mended to us the excellence of the Hcnrie House, at Cincinnati.

W. It. Ilenrte is as sisted, in presiding over tho establishment bv- tliat 'sprightly young genius ArcAos, whose quaint and witty humor used to sparkle in the St. Louis Pennant, when that paper was first started by his brother. Young Nick" has a sprinkling of the old one'1 in him, just enough to give a.

dashing effect to his finer qualities without at all interfering ith their natural pu rity. He is one of those ungrateful dogs who make a practice of stealing your heart the in stant you make them a present of your hand. That's just the kiud of a fellow Nichols is, so look out for him. neever and A the. accession cf George IIT.

to the throne, the debt of ngland was 120,000,000. At his death, it was 000,000. The Advaktagks or IUti- A late nnm ber of the York (Pa.) Gazette contains the fol lowing anecdote, showing the great ad rant age of bail, at least to one 01 me parties One of the constables of our borough re- centlv called upon an individual wito tne piea nni inr.nniiioa thai he. bad execution arainet biin for rent. This was a new thin for our unfortunate friend it was surprising.

Ha bad frM.ientlr rented houses before, had given bail, as in the present case, for the rent, and bad nnrr hcn troubled about the matter. There must be some mistake why did not the constable call niton his bail as usual I "He is DDOE not to be found said the constable. "Well, I think this is a rery bard case I had a great of trouble rnnninr about to ret bail and deal ai now he has gome oW. leaving me to pay the rem! snyteij'." Our friend is certainly an ill-used iodrnduah To bail a friend, and then not pay bis debts, ia a social impropriety that cannot be too se rerely reprehended. Te RIlenw of the Weal.

There is always joy ia a lady's eye, Especially when it dark nad nnjui Bui whea iy'i godlike spark i thaw, Tbatkiudles and mellows iacJiaef ni Then a lady's ey has a light that I Csll a fountain of living delight IVo way ea the tars in a dee a lue rr taer iiuteeadiug the soul's gWwiaf miestrefc In a deep Woo we uuiBivw'-rv Jov liv in the in'clodiei Wen hauiE, And Cow in the aceenU tt f3U rou hor ton5a. And like oinethin? beautiful, bonun tne Is the light ibat livid? a iinth.ihlv nronouiice Phazma- Kj-Tltere one good thiogootthaweaih-er now-a-days, it is not changeable. It hns been rain, ruin, rain, for the Inst month, and yet we see no indication pf change Persons ihrt hv visited the South th winter have not found it so particularly sunny, perhaps as it has been to tuem. rrr-PeaKeV horeln.und saul to be. so sroodforacold that they use no stoves in tne pluccs where it is sold! rZul')i.

It is tueiilionetl an r-id-vphnii-enaner as a remarkable fact, that while Great Britain and France are mun- datin? Germany with metallic pen, Germany is exporting quantities of g.jose-quills to tliose two coantrie's I c.iri' TnvA'iuMjtR. Both brunches of Ue Legislature met iu joint br.llot yesterday to elec Kt.t Treasurer." The late incumbent, I. re-elected. The votes stood for F. Gardere 45; blank 2.

flucli Percv, Duke of xwtl.nm'ierlnnd is one thousand pounds ster I- dnv. The. N. Y. line iie I .1.1 Signtil I int Jo in jRCOtl ASlor wu.iim him better off than a rich he lm.s been known to remain a man id live liuiidrcd tousuud dollars id as well off 9 a rich Fires in Boston.

The total amount lost by fires in Boston during the year 1840 was insurance on same, 48,000 A Libkkil. Act. We learn that Judge A. Porter, with a liberality which distinguishes him, immediately sent the Lafayette Orphan Asvlum check for $100 on learning the particulars, of the recent calamity which befel that institution. American Tukf Ukgist'er.

The January number of thi3 spirited and well conducted sporting mugar.ing is befun? 11s. It is embellished wish a beautiful engraving of "A Winter Scene on the Knaters-Kill," ancf tho original 'und selected mcttcr of a nafire tinist administer as well to the instruction as 1110 nmusenient of the Wc ca.not but again recommend this popular magazine. to the favorable notice of llic public. Par.tlyzin- Depravity. The Danville (Va.

Reporter of the contains an account of one of ihe most awful series of murder ever pcrpe trnted by human being. It appeared 111 evidence before the Coroner's jury that 011 the 22d of December a wretch by the name of Jus. E. Lanier, accompanied by three negroes, proceeded to the house of one Uet-ey Freeman, ami deliberately murdered Freeman, her daughter Eliza" Freeman, and two small bovs, the children of the suid Eliza. He beheaded 0110 or two of them, beat out the brains of the others with an axeT piled their bodies together, ruvered ihom with straw, and then set lire to them.

The murderer was pmmpted to the deed because the hoys were his children, and he wanted to get rid "of the liability of supporting them. It appeared, in evidence, that oue of tho bovs, about four ears of nge, ulurmed by the murder of his mother and grandmother, ca'izht the mon.ter round the legs and implored him to save. his life. He had scarcely uttered this roquet-1 when his head was severed with single blow from his body. The murderer had not been apprehended, though his accomplices were 111 jaiK A Direct Directios.

A letter. ha3 been found in the post oflice at Detroit dated, Clon- dalkin, Inland, Oct. 24, 1C40," and signed John Dawling." On the inside, it 13 directed to 44 Dear Dennis," but on the direction reads thus: 44 To the Ci'y of Detroit, SUil of Michigan." Finding such a btter in the office, the conceived it to be his du ty to' open it. If "Dear Dennis," to whom 44 John Dawling" icrites, but to whom he forgot to direct the Jotter, should ever get it, ha ewgljl to make the Mayor pay postage, or at least Dennis should have the epistle at half price, coming at second bund. Old Cor.

Mkal cs. The Dutch Broom Skli.ers. There was a grand trial of ekill yesterday in front of the Verandah, Old Corn Meal versus two Dutch women, one tsmall child, and a tamborine, in which the former cams off victorious. The elderly colored gentleman gavo the large concourse of spectators in at tendance a specimou of 44 Old liotin.the 3oic' a as a ur.t piece sua was immediately loiiowea by his opponents with 44 Puy a Proem" Although the women arc what may lie called first rate streelello performers, and also had the ad vantage of a child and tum'uorino us accompa-. niment--, Old Corn Meal completely carried oT the applause and drove -off the opposition with Silch a git tin "up great musical victory achieved by Norton over Ganhati was a mem circumstance to that of Corn Meal over his Dutch opponents yesterday.

More Humhuggcry.X new religious sect has sjining up in the Western States called Thirty Day" Baptists, who worship but' once a montn. It is tbonght that if they would wor t-ship but once a year, they would gain a great tnany more CniMiitAl. Cocrt, John. Bwliler, who bad" been on his trial the twd preceding" days for forging a three dollar bii I or' bills of tire Second Municipality" issue, was yesterday, acquitted of tlie churge in the, 31 r. Soul made a long and able speech in his de-.

fence, but principally relied for his kcrjuittaj flaw or omission-ill the word TaREX, prialed in sinall letters in the centre of the bill near the. top, not-appearing in what purported to be a copy of tbe bill draw a out on the indictment 1 The Judge pronounced tlie error fatal to the pro sec lion, the -District Attorney did not de fend it, and the jury returned verdict of not gnilty. The Judge asked the District Attor ney if he had any ether charge agnin3t the prisoner. The District Attorney answered in the affirmative. Mr.

Soule" called- for the dU i charge of the The Judge again asked the District Attorney ifbe bad any ether charges against tbe prisoner. The District Attorney -answered, be had several. Mr. Soule called on him to state what 'they Judsre said it was not the propcrlimer cor vvoQld he wsr a m. at near inera.

lie ordered tbe prise nor to be re manded to prison. Post, mentions the fact of his hat for the lush tas "vrorn What nn imposing gprSeni. ta the does our coanuy ni iuo react" U(i alt -re state LegislatuiCB in form is it a sublime spectacle. collision be far oSf" -m who sent ns an anonymous letter yesterday need trouble hjmself farther. l.L anxiety to hear his confess idns.

VH-Iish Acadrawon iter uipver, brought several of these Am Mtitur house in Boston; utruA ivsi At aiaHe-ton, S. l5th it, RbmeVf Mobile, Alau, to ihw Ann C. "Tthc eveuiugof thSKf 'lust, at 81 o'clock, Mr acnuaintanoe, are Wf-Jj. ted o-itend hu foaeral this afternoon at 3 clock. hi- Uie rc.id.oce in Barouno street, between Canal and Common streets.

CoirLEHMAT.ow.icv, foroieHy aa offl cr t-. raurfle-hirltl. will oe. leoa in the army aim cvnuu, autrg iicdotes. and a suort rciew on divorce Dctweeu uci Vr Admittance to each Lecture, oO cents.

jan 30 at -l'krt steamer INVINCIBLE, Capt. The rcRtilar pacxei. will J. Walworth, is now ui leave rms Dv, 1 PoydraSst. -jNOTICIi The fine, last running iras se ger -J Miivn A HELA.

being unavoidably de-by ZmStrrwllUl-itively leave for and Pittsburg THIS DAY, (bat- utuav the dQlli iusU at 12 o'clock, M. utua; me nRKIN.Azcnt, jan 30 Jj" The iteamer tne iuo oi -Joseph O. PIERSON, jan 30 it No. 69 Blayaziae street. tt-NOTICE.

Rev. Mr. Cuark, tUo liopUbt Mobile, will preac tU eT bvteriau church to-inorrow aternoon, 31st inst, at hull putt 3 o'clock NOTICE, il street wharr, ana itrth at 5 o'clock -ml V. ock. No.

16 New Levee. a not havinr been able h8r freirht last own to dwenarge ner preniue. will o'tlock. for ALL persons having claims agaiast tne towooai TEVXKSSKAN. are renuested to leave their claints with the undersigned on or before the 3d of February.

R. M. tJKit.R, jan 30 ivxcuange i ibcc -rJWSSlSSlPPI FIRE CO. NO. 2.

TT" A monthlv mectine of the eosapany will be held this afternoon, the 38th inst, at 5 o'clock. jan 30 It Dim int'l Ull I (UK 11IPANV. Nil. 14. Tha members of this compuny are requested' to meet at the Eugiue house oa Bokdav morning, 31st iusU, at 8 o'clock." 7 By order or Uhief Director; jan 30 DANIEL SHEEAN, Sec'ry.

u.4t at "three o'clock, P. M. jan 30 1 NOTICE. The Rt- Rev. Bishop OTKV wu preach iu Su Paul's Church, corner of Camp and Bartholomew sUon Sunday next, at 4 ocloea, r.

M. Jan3 A 4H.D. The splendid and fat running steamboat VIENNA will leave for Loeopolia, WilliauM. Yazoo C.tv, Vicksburg and all intermediate li-ndluus this day, the 30th instant, at 10 o'clock, A. 31., and being of light draught, will be.

enabled to reach her destination wilHout detention. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Canal street wharf, or to jan 30 HYDE CLARKE, 22 Poydras sU NOTICE. The splendid steamboat JOHN RANDOLPH will leave lor Nashville and all intermediate landings this dat, (Saturday) the- 30th inMaut, at 4 o'clock, P. positively. For freight or parage, apply on board, above Poydras street wharf, or to Jan 301 YEATJlAN 2j NOTICE The SULTANA is now receiving freight at the Vicksburg packet wharf, foot of Canal street, and will leave on SUNDAY MORNlJto, the 31st nKt.

ut 10 o'clock, beinir her regular day. PERSEVERANCE FIRE CO. NO. 13, T7 A monthly meetin' of the Company" will be -held at the Cainl street House on Sumoav, tbe 31st jau JO POUUKASS S. OdEOUH.IV, Sec'ry.

Attend tnoiithjy wectiug at tbe" Aimory," on Monday ervniug ucxt.Fcb: let, at seven o'clock. As businets ol importance is tn be transacted, it is expected tUat saembers will be punctual in atteudjlncc- By order: 'O. jan 30 St WM J. SLVNOTT, Secretary. MONTGOMERY GUARDS.

'I .1 Attend at the Armory, on Mondnv evening, it 1 I.l- liuiouthly meeting. Uy order: ill J- B- FETHEUSTON'H, janu. secretary. NOTICE THE ALBION. COPPINGER agent for tbe Albion news-uawr.

published ia Now York, aud tha branch' of tlie aiae Journal published in Liverpool, will receive subscriptions at tbe Literary Depot of Messrs. Curmfc Co. from 12 to 2 o'clock daily. Subscribers wuo nave uoi receivea tne engravings or tia.ck.iog-bunj Palace and the Queen, can obtain thciu on ap-plirntiou as above. The -branch Albiaa lissued tii Liverpool will be furnished to' auubcribers to the New lork Albiou at two dollars jper annum, aad to Ami.

1 1 11.. I 4i i crmniB wiw are jl.au iue uoubcii will A Printer. --t A Commissary for. each ward. A Coinn.i-u.ary for the Poydras market And a Coni.nissary for the Su Mary and Vegetable markeu a Sergeant of tbe Night Watch "f- jaa iJd 1 PER-S1 FOR F.

SiirfH," Sec'ry. at PROTECTION HOSE CO. 5r Tlie memberstf the above cumnaa am rl, ucsted to anend e. monthly meeting ao Sj.TDanAV EVExiNe; uie sutb nt-, at past tio'clocki Atfcnd monthly.washij. on the Sunday foilowing, half past 8.

A. M. -in 20 2t By J. F. DOLAN.

.4 I.OUW-IAN A GREYS. ORDKaS. -V The members of. this corps will attend "a regulaek monthly meeting on Moboav eve, king, the" 1st o'clock; Eyorderef; BRUSlIf Com-dt-A GERMAN GLEE CLUTJu rrilf active meHibera of this Club aad Such of the -a- Honorary meBaocra as are willuag to' lend their assistance, are requested to meet at the Club room a Saturday Evektng, at a quarter before sexen Sclork, in ot-der to repair from thence to taUeSaloou of the Philiiarmonic Society, where, the rehearsal for the Concert iateedad toatacirea 'for the Oqihan Boys is to take Byarderof the President." jaa to st h. wagner: DISLCTION OPPARt vrnciTiB oetwsea tne audiv i w.aa.

IllVUIaUf Cka was dujolred oa ths 2Ctb inc by mutual cod- V-JUUN HICKMAN; Iu I Re senior nartner rpi im. smm ki aiviai a.ua and bones to merit a -contKaaance of-fb same. '-Tbe busiDc. i wiiThereafter be eoadaetedr auder the firm or SHcraAan; rjmfv irrcKMtv JTH034A3 eitXPHARD. Tattersall House, SU Charles-stq Jan.

23 tnKT or KXW OKI.KA1S.- Ship Iinivrt, '5--i Ship Matthew J3eUf Br.) Llverpool, Holaies Kills. i -V-J BOip llvecsoi.s1t' trrt Of. Brfe New York; V. Polacre San Jose, Pujol, Havana, J. Pratu.

Bhi'p B. Ay mar, Carver, fin Amsterdam. njlr.rii.inn: Jamison, fui TboaiaFjon. Steamer Angora, Selica, 110 cayou ra. -wBSseivAoio.

Anderson, fin 7 1. ndAinl Webster, tates, in Steamer Gen. Worgan, Junes, fin Green wood. Ross, fin Cincinnati. -y Steamer Norfolk, Smith, fm Ciijcmoati.

1 Steamer fm Tchula. Steamer Saltana; Tofuvita Vicksburg. -1 -j fc Steamer A. Fosahcr; Main, fin M. BlarUaTnie.

Steamer Emperor, to Steamer Haanibal, Brai, fin Shreveport. Steamer Red Rover. Pilchar, fm Aaahyille. ij Steamer Augusta, JefTries, to Uoluinbia. Steamer Gen.

Harri-ion, Batclieldar, fm Lafotrrtbs. tlnrk. fm-Cinriru: Steamer liivincible.Valworth. fm Natehea. Steam-r Livinf ston Clark, CnrPort Hudsoot -Steamer President, Eckhart, fm Cincinnati.

Steamer Lady of the Lake, Allen, Mobile. 7 Steamer Great-Western, Baldwin, fm Loaievilks. Tow boat CTaiborcc, Daris, fta the EngUsh S. D. LYON; "DENTIST, rnri." -n residence In Roysl street, corner of vJ Cuetombouse entrance rn Custom house stret jan 30 3m LOST, BY the undersigned on Sunday, the 94th instant, a Note drawn by the St.

Mury'a Market SUaai Prrv Company, dated Hid Jdanary, 134Uat sixty! irOik DO in tuvnr. ilml days alter oaic, wr 'r oi- inawiw- who have rmen ifc of.Naw toulas street asji Madame Josephine a aersith not bein? hy me endorseu.anu her character, 1 stonued, PATRICK XOOXAXj TRUST SALE. BY virtue bf a Deed of Trust executed to me hj Matthew McLaogblin on the 5Ui day of Feb. ifMir 1 ftp finniA in tL. moud, Whoever l.aa found the wmewai confer.

favor by laariog.it at MrCharles Dia," 1. the St. Mary's Market, in Tchonoif otBce of the elerk of the County Court of the eeutjr 1 of Dallas, state of Alabama, iu book of llecord of Deeds, 130, 131, secure the payiaeatof certain sums of money therein mentioned, lAile Tiernan, Charles Tiernan and David Willtamsoa, of Baltimore, and John J. I'almer and Jame. K.

U. -milton, of the city of cw York, 1 will, on the fint Monday in March next, at the front door of ti Courthouse in the town of Cahawba, within the Mal kn.iM avnnKA a nublic sale to the highest orieinat lot nuoibered one hundred and one H31) if the plan ct me town j- a McLaajhhn, bounded east br -I 1. 17. wsst hv Wrt nnnuWi rpositivcly leave this MOXHiN "flj Virrt and north an alley a 10 Rroi Vicksburg aud ai.maeu "T- Mambered ninety-six Tki ranks amonsr the best in Selnu tt incladct thebrick Banking House, erected by Gea. Saeue, and all the range of buildings on Broad sUeeUofc of it to the corner of Broad and Water street, witk the late Post Olfice.

Aay person wishing te tt money in town property, cannot do better thai purchase this. Terms made known on the day of sole. febTotV JAMES C. BARRY, Trns. O-TheSelma Free Press, Mobile Register Aa! New Orleans Weekly Picayune will pkwejasH the above, and forward their aecwntsjo office of us for payment.

"TOCOOPERS AND THE subscriber has landed from flatboat a of Lumber, consisting ff dressed molassM lr Staves and Heading? wagon, cart and dray gr of the best timber also, a lot of Hoop Poles, best of hickery which ftewill dispose of oa re. able terms, at tbe foot of Adele street, Lafayette. auto mji iaa 30 2t HCflJAnin WESTERN TTMFTY' casks Western Cheese, a splendid srtKl I JT just arrived, in fiae order; for sale very! Aoolv at-THOMAS 4. Auction Store, corner Magazine and Gravier sa-estt- jilOOU nVB iiitVURKD DOLLARS REWARD, FOR the recovery of the body of "Cpt. M.

tt of the ship Emily,) whe wii overboard, near toe upper t-owon day night, 28tU instant. Ha bad on- an isruiwe green coat, dark green pantaloons, black velvet wa red flannel and white flannel under-Bt All bis clothes were marked HVH. He- h4l a gold" watch, having an engraving on the inaer.es. as a compliment from his passengers, and some ney in a pocket-noott. no aoove rewra "4 paid for the recovery and takiiqfcare of tbsb" and Fifty Dollars additional for the recovery of us watch and money, by applying jan 30 tf -5iS Gravis TO PLANTERS.

Scotch Seed Potata Oats, of ike first The subscriber would 'respectfc vf planters and others, that he ids. on 1 barrels of Scotch Seed Palate Oat, genuine and fresh, aud to- weigh to the bushel, Tley will be sold atthe $150 per bushel, aud he would also inform and ethers that he is the eiulv seedsman la 1 a ai that can sell tbera at that price. Plaatrss-rt- -auested to call and-cxamiae them, at t-f- PRIVGLE'S Louisiaaer jan 30 lw 7 Canal one door t. ow IUf TifE best quality for saf ea the Levee, bpp CAmrnon utrnat- st. hn reasonable price Cents per -bbL, deli verod.

Orders left there, Wendover's, 92 Common street, will be proj3j: tended to-AU the above Coal in good sized laspH jan 30 tf VVMSI, Tft PI.4 VTF.RSL 1 Scotch Seed Potato Oats, pfsperir fin -x The subscriber informs planters tea lit be is the onlv Seedsman in rrnscnj above article fresh aaa geBiv- weighing" 43 lbs. per bushel. Also, fine perennial English Rye either.for raakinsr hay. vastureer pieasnre frsos rice moderate. WW.

uir i oajun jan S9 tf -t Corner of Tcbotipitoui-r. 1, i TUST received at 53 CanshrtreefV 'a-spleaJl sortoient of watches, chains, seals sam mond, roby, enamelled and emerald ficger rwp broaches, gold lockets, gold and silver nm r. enaiiii silver Jewelry made and repaired of every ieseJf indettc-d to the New York Alliou wilt confer a favor I Gold precious stones ana uycauiiug ou cne ageau jan "Zl tf orr.1"1-10 in.eaange. w.Via COUNCI X)F. MUNICIPALITY NO.

rT WOT Heto Orleans 'Jam. 26. 1641. A tbe meeting of the Council en Tuesday next," ifL Ac UMBRELLAS, Iff a JHn- arrivals aud for sale bv-i J. C.

DUFF CQ i-1. a- r-i io F-irtianre H1 ramaa aa tavan ui. vit.l ir. "mti ifinv ivn uiv it. r.HAPEAL3'.

POR every grade, for sale at Store, Sl-Charies Exchango.Hot 1 iaa28 is 3r J- C. OVFl Plauta. Trees -and jUirivbs, x-ie a-isoi sMiUKoars 1 1. 1 nt .4 I TTi ue suDscnuer nas us arm -tysr Cincinnati per steamer the most ocoular shade and on-r Trees, viz Ailanthas, or tree of heaven iT's paper mulberry peucb trees, consisuog r- varusues oi most approved sinus u---: nor quality ever beatiu? raspoernp, tof tioo of which tho anderotgOed wdl wt ia pamphlet form. tr The aubscriber.

will only remain a fw WV. J. F. Heckler's Send No, 11 t-saai-r xwrtea LAmp pad Magazine streets. vr u-r variety or exotica and nun" OI I A.

J. WilkinSqw, Ut Serg-f. jan. S3 3t- rder likewise moras niultuuli--all IT: lik.viu A.rt. all besold low.

-a Jan 28 3t i IMPORTANT TO PLANTER -i- Chinesb Silk Cotton. The subscriber has just receive I Couoa ia bags eoataini ng 100 seeds together i' 't of theeottou- Planters wishing to see ticleof cotton are requested to esllaad e- samples at our store, rresh gardes, flr seeds of all green bouse P'11, fruit and ornamental trees, grape viae est. kinds. market gardener Jiubn V.A aVaaaa-. Amnll.l) With tOt a a laa.

Mi j- quality ia any qeantitv, at moderats '7 PRINGLE'S Louisiana Sped fjt jatr27 7Canfcl st, one door Wif, rrr.i7vTRV PIIYSlCb- 'a THTi subseribers bave -t -aa. vaiVD, ilea. awa -a-iaf ti'j Mediciaes, which tbey warrant of vuer kit iub ii moacnw atteatioo paid to the rarioo.