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zET TjTvt fltf rttlTttt? sUmuJJ iJUUJUl jjjxijuMr Jfrwrai iditiob. wAi4i.ni mill to dav. la 7L Twiinta as lata as due. tfiKj'f Ball, Pewsacola. A very few DT t.

1 tnrhia rwanH frill aitobUflhment, nom ww, ouu jooawa w.rA, u. tu c.A lim rnn ininrv ui advertisement of the proprietor, In this ws imn. There cannot be devised a delirhtful trip for recreation and health wn this, and we may fairly anticipate that it wffl prove a lavorito one with oar people this Tms GiiowN Wool. We have received a muimen of very finely fibred merino wool, which was clipped on the sheep farm of Hr. Black, of uopitns county, leiw.

j.nis gen flemaa is very extensively engaged in raising heel), and ua product ox nis efforts at wool pnwing is already such as greatly to encoor. i kim in the prosecution of the work. The beautiful speolmen before us would convince the most skeptical that our sister State of Texas is admirably adapted for tne culture of this important staple and it will ever give us satisfaction to note otner demon idttiosa in tne same direction. Point Clear Hotel. Messrs.

Chamber bjn Sl mine hosts" of the Mobile Battle Bouse, now apprise tne puouo tnac uiey ae drn oDenmst their charming place at Point nar to morrow, the 10th of June. They say Oimi avert thins now in the most perfect eider, and that they are ready to receive visit ers, as fast and ai numerously as ine Bieamers can brier them. We need add nothing to what we have al ready and oflea said, in praise of Point Clear as one of the most delightful watering places in the country, or of the Point Clear Hotel, as a well conducted, and every way attractive snd satisfactory abiding place. All that is KOTsrbiaDy said of the perfections of the 1 At other nouses wiuuu owe ineir existence, ana their high reputation, to this connection the Savers, the Battle, the Tremont, and the Na hsnt souses, may be said also of the Point Clear Hotel and greater praise than this could not be bestowed on any establishment Thi Put Ovir. We miss two things from oar Boston files to day, legislative re ports and theatrical advertisements.

Both classes of dramatic performances are over for the season in Boston. Wistibji Texas News. The steamship Mexico, Cspt Lawless, arrived this morning from Indianola and Galveston. The Nueces Valley says planters In that region are jubi lant over the prospects of an abundant har vest The Indians in that region have become so bold as to approach within a few rales of their county seat. Their toans and depredations keep the conn try unsafe and unsettled.

Many who wold locate farther in the interior, are de terred by these rascally vagabonds. Their B)cB seem to be more for plunder than the destruction of human life. Bobbing ranchoa about the junction of the Bio Frio with the awes, or horses, cattle and provisions, are eosunon occurrences. A large amount of counterfeit $50 bills of ft Southern Bank of New Orleans have seatBaaeed at San Antonio. ne Brownsville Flag announces the con rlcSoa of Juan Garxa, the celebrated horse tUte stealing a horse recently in Mexico.

The ame paper mentions the arrival in Mata moras of a company of Mexican troops sent ea by the Supreme Government from Tampion. Tie Magnet of Magnets. A scientific leo tsrar was dilating before a large audience one evening on the powers of a magnet, and having gone through some interesting experiments topers his proposition, asked "if one ever aivthe Eke of it before Yes," said an Id man in the crowd, in whom the fires of jwak were not yet extinguished yes, sir; ten was a young woman, when I was a yomg man, who used to attract me thirteen niles every (Sunday night, to have a chat with her!" Last Quarter's U. S. Exports and Imports xam aggregate exports ui uie ol.

peiauipa. ports of the United States, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans and San Aanclsco, for the quarter ending March 31st, amounted to $69,945,000 of which $34, 741,000 were from New Orleans. The Imports for the same time amounted to $92,500,000 of which only $7,058,000 were into New Orleans. We must be laying up money. Axatniand Honorable Artillery Company.

It Boston, on the 1st inst, the two hundred and nineteenth anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, the Hon. Marshall P. Wilder commanding, was celebrated with the anal military and social exercises. at the dinner in Faneuil Hall, a communi csuoa was read from Lord Palmerston, giving the history of the parent corps in London, ef which Prince Albert is now commander. Prince Albert was chosen an honorary member af the Massachusetts company, amid much esfhssiatm, the band playing God Save ft Queen," and winding up with Yankee Doodle." Speeches followed by ex President Pierce, Governor Gardner, Mayor Bice, Collector Autin, Ben Perley Poore, Josiah Quincy, fen.

John "8. Tyler, and other distinguished citisens. The principal officers commissioned for the cntulsg year are CoL Thomas Chickering, Captain; CoL W. W. Bullock, First Lieutenant, and Capt Charles A.

Kimball, Second Lieutenant. Wtttern CropsXhe SL Louis papers terms of the crops in the Mississippi tributary valleys, and throughout the Wertern country. In South era Iihnc, it is wheat bo ready to harvest by the 20m of the present month. In Southeastern sEasouri and West ni Kentucky, the prospacU are equally Wtaoons the wheat is looking finely, while from all parts of Utile we have the most flattering accottnta Panama Bay Islands. The principal Ussds in the Bay of Panama, of whose cea to England there has been so much Llenao, 63 acres; Perico, 41 acres aco, 39 acres and Culebra, 12 acres', Jgcootigaous to each other, less than three es distant from the city of Panama; jand of Taboga, 1,280 acres, about nine JrtanL The first four of these ialands to the Journal of Commerce, are fee simple by the Pacific Mail Steam Panama Railroad Companies; the Meorfiag to the same authority, is also thi IT0Perty 109 ony rint, then, which JJntnh Government could obtain in.

jou from Xew Granada, would be thataf aipty jurisdictioa. Two B.L!!niaU ialnd" Taboguilla and TJrava, ,5 ray belong to New fee, but tboy are not of sufficient 'n to he taken Into the account. Jt'yiatkei San Domingo "eI the TTavunK nnAri that CI prsWent of Dominica, is now in hecn Ilowe1 by the French JhbnZ. dhark at Kingston. Ex Minister "chiefajso intends to go.

D' Hedrickf an old citizen toorjijJv' committed suicide. Friday "I by cutting his throat with a raaor Tbc Chica8 Journal says the rai i in the NorthweBt in almost extinct. Upper Mississippi papers say the lice have dona much damage to cotton during the a a at lata coia weatner. EF Mr. E.

Mark, formerly Vice Consul at nas been appointed British Consul at Baltimore. E7" The Baltimore Patriot savs the crops, both of grain and fruit, in that State are quite cheering. B7 The Paris correspondent of the Jour nal of Commerce says genuine' Cognac has become exoeedinelv scarce at the JTrench capital ry The Cuban import duties on a barrel of flour amount to $9 85; that on corn to 40 cents the bushel. BP Several Illinois gentlemen have just returned with a large stock of horses, cattle and sheep, of the finest English breed. Marine Losses.

The value of property lost at sea the last month is estimated at $1,251, 500 lor tne whole nve months of the present year, L8 An astronomer says the speed of the comet of 1843 was 1,300,000 miles an hour, or eigbty times faster than the telegraph message is transmitted. Distance of the Stars. M. Arago estimates the distance of the nearest stars from the earth at 2OG.00O times the distance of the sun or 19,570,000,000,000 miles. Idtf" A large amount of foreign goods is ac cumulating in the U.

S. warehouses, awaiting the change in the tariff laws, which takes effect in July next. The stock of Cashmere goats and other rare animals purchased by Dr. Davis, of Ten nessee, at Constantinople, last year, were all lost by the wreck of the vessel. fjF' The French navy comprises 527 ves sels, ef which 209 are steamers, and carrying altogether 14,077 guns.

The American navy numbers but vessels, carrying 2,243 gnns. IF The Baltimore Republican thinks the recent high prices of sugar in New York have been the work of speculators, who have now lost their control of the market. Destruction of Shad. The Hartford Times complains bitterly of the destruction of shadi in the Connecticut Dams or pounds have been constructed by which 20,000 are taken daily, to be sold mostly in New York. The Times justly calls for the interposition of the laws.

The Season on a Spree. A Northern co. temporary, 'felicitating himself upoathe sud den outbreak of summer, says that on the first warm day of the season the trees were leav trig, the buds were on a burst, and the flowers were all having a How out. Graphic, though familiar Braiding Hats. A family in Barre, consisting of two 'girls and a boy the oldest seventeen, the youngest twelve years of age braided in thirty seven days eight hundred hatsjworth eight cents apiece for braiding.

They carried them all to market at one time, and received $64 for their services. 5. M. The New York correspondent of the Boston Evening Gazette has the following item in one of his amusing letters A new order has lately been established in the city, entitled The Sons of Malta," of which every body that is any body is be coming a member. The hitch officiating dig nitaries are, I understand, E.

L. Davenport, Mark Smith, John Brougham, dec. Gov: Gardner, of Massachusetts. The Boa ton Courier, of the let, says The Governor signalized the closing day of the Legislative session by Bending in a mes ssee declaratory of his purpose not to remove Judge Loring, in conformity with the address Ol ue ljegiBiarare, aj wis sou oiaiuar executive action on several other subjects, equally founded in reason and justice, he haa prevented much wrong, and wlU have the satisfaction or nnaing tnat nis conaucc in these respects will commend him to the de liberate approbation of the people. Old Sol and His Stage Manager.

We yesterday mentioned that the veteran" was in New York, on a visit to his son. We see that his old stage manager at the 8L Charles is also there. He, it is said, is to occupy that position, next season, at Wood's theatre, in Cincinnati. The New Yorker, of the 1st ulL, has the following item We saw Old Sol" and his former acting and stage manager, Mr. J.

M. Weston, at the Aetor House, on Wednesday evening, seated vis a vis, and from the frequent bursts of laughter, we concluded he was letting off some of his good things," while Weston was indulging in reminiscences of the days when he held the baton of command on the boards of the SL Louis, St. Charles and Cincinnati theatres. Old Sol," as he has been called all his life, from the fact of his playing old men and eccentric characters, looks ten years younger than be did fifteen years ago, when he hadthe cares and anxieties of management on his hands, and the interest of two or three large theatres to look after. He now takes the world easy, and in the full meridian of life rests in the possession of a most ample fortune.

Long may he wave THE CITY. Bold Bogcxrt. At about nine o'clock last night, as Mr. Sidobre, who keeps a jewelry establishment at the corner of St. Charles and Gravier streets, was in the act of placing his jewelry in his safe, two Spaniards or Sicilians entered and asked for a cane.

They then kept him in conversation about the proposed purchase for several minutes, on the St. Charles street side of the store, and in the meantime, some person, supposed to have been an associate of the cane speculators, entered the store from Gravier street, passed, behind the counter, and took out from the still open safe two cases containing together 32 watches valued at about $1800. With this 4 booty he made his escape, and soon afterwards the two mysterious Spaniards concluded not to buy the cane and went also. It was not till Mr. S.

returned to lock his safe that he ascertained how he he had been victimized. Birth is a Depot. Last evening as a train of Carrollton Railroad oars arrived at the depot on Baronne one of the passengers an Indian of the Choctaw tribe was found to be affected by the pains of maternity. Soon after she gave birth to a little native American, and finally was taken charge of by the matron nurse of the Howard Sisters," who had her conveyed to a house on Barenne street, where Ehe was kindly cared for. At hut accounts she and the small K.

N. were doing welL The name given to the stranger was Charles Carrollton of Carrollton. Lieut. Leggktt 1.1 Limbo. An order has recently been issued by Recorder Solomon, prohibiting the Lieutenant of the District, or any other officer, from releasing any prisoner who may be arrested in that district, without his (the Reoorder'g) special permission.

For neglecting to comply with the terms of this order, the Lieutenant was brought before the Recorder, and a case being made out against him, he was required to pay a fine of $25, or spend twenty four hours in the Parish Prison. When the Recorder announced this decision, the Lieutenant took occasion to make a remark which, under the circumstances, was deemed especially insulting and contemptuous, whereupon the Recorder, for the second "contempt of court," awarded an additional twenty four hours of imprisonment. This morning tne lieutenant was conveyed to prison by the Chief of Police, and we presume he will have to bide his time" there. Police Matters. Baron Recorder Stith Andrew Lenox was arraigned and held to bail in the sum of $750 to answer on the 24th inst.

to a charge 01 ubvwk vu monaay aicernoon severely beaten Keller on South Market street by uioioi Mucaiee, inflicted with intent to kilL Stark. hand employed at the Mississippi Cotton Press, was brought up to fau swer to a charge of havieg struck Thos. Molu tyre in his body with a ebarp pointed piece of uuu. iiiB case was, jiocvever, dismissed, as ujo uiauer naa once Deiore uuaergoue a judicial Investigation. Jacob Liny is held to await an examination on a charge of having struck Andrew Lenox several blows on his head with the handle of a neavy knife.

Lenox, besides the charge aoove noticed, naa to answer tor carrying uunceaiea weapons. Pat Mahar and Nic. Nary were fined $10 each for indulging in a free fight on Lafayette John Spencer was examined and committed for trial before the First District Court, to answer for having knocked down and beaten onicer ueo. Kbodes. John Kembler.

Pat Delanv and Barnv Oar rett are beld to bail to answer to a charge of naving uioien 1 jrom tne pocReta ot Nicholas Reidnaiifcr's pantaloons, while their owner was aBieep, ai ris residence on Calliope street Case fixed for the 24th inst. The inonev said to nave belonged to the mother of Nicholas. P. Healey was fined $10 for not prosecuting as. Gannon, after having procured his arrest on a cnarge 01 having assaulted him with an axe.

Mrs. Warner, otherwise known as Beach bard, is held to answer for having, at No. 162 Poydras street, threatened to burn the doini cil and utterly ruin the prospects of F. W. Sumner, for peculiar reasons.

Case fixed for the '5th inst. THE COURTS. Sitreme Court. The following decisions were rendered in this court on Mondar. June By Merrick, Chief Justice Ann Xj.

Wolf, appellant, vs. Daniel Wolf, her nusoana, ei ais, appeuees jfrice, WaJeu 6c w.i i oiiu uiuu uiruuucuio. IULU the Fifth District Court. Judgment affirmed. bpottord and Yoortues diesentine.

Henry Kean, (Hugh Kennedy testamentary executor suDstitutea,) appellant, vs. old smith. Haber Sc. aDDelleee. From the Fourth District Court.

Judgment reversed. the exception of defendants overruled, and the rase remanded for further proceedins Spofford read concurring. W. Z. Blocker, appellant, r.

W. W. With enbury, captain and owners of steamer B. Clark, appellees. From the Fourth District Court.

Judgment reversed the plaintiff to recover ot defendant witu privilege ana steamboat ana costs. McCutcbon. Howell 6c. Co appellees, vs. Joe.

B. Wilkinson Moses U. Payne, third opponent and appellant. From the Third Judicial District Court of Plaquemines. Judg ment reversed, bo far as affeots the rights of intervenor the sequestration be set aside, Spofford and Voorhies dissenting.

Steamer Jean We bre, appellee, vs. U. Ken dall Carter 6c appellants. From the Sixth District Court. Judgment reversed.

plaintiff to recover of the defendant $547 40, with interest and costs. J. A. Guillotte, appellant, vs. the citv of New Orleans, appellee.

From the Third District Court. Rehearing refused. Succession of John Gilmore Arabella Bailey, wife, appellee, vs. Bernard Bailey, husband, appellant. From the Sixth Judicial District Court of East Baton Rouge.

Judgment homologating the final tableau amend ed. Spoffoidand Voorhies dissenting. Joseph Bernard, appellee, vs. Wm. S.

Scott. et appellants. From the Sixth Judicial District Court of East Baton Rouge. Judg ment reversed and judgment rendered for defendant, with costs. Spofford and Voorhies dissenting.

James byme, appellee, vs. Mary Roe John Green, earnlehee, appellant. From the Sec ond District Court. Rule to dismiss tho appeal discharged. James Syme, appellee, r.i.

Julia Schlote John Green, garnishee, appellant. Appeal dismissed. Citv of New Orleans, appellee, vs. Bernard Kendig, appellant From the Second District Court. Judgment reversed and rendered for defendant.

George W. Johnston, appellant, vs. JaneM. Cock. wife.

Sco aPDellee. From the Four teenth Judicial District Court of St. Martin. Appeal dismissed. By Voorhies, Associate Justice Jechonias Thayer, appellee, vs.

J. W. Stanton, et appellant From the Sixth Dis trict Court. Judgment affirmed. Emile F.

Gross, appellant, vs. J. O. Landry, appellee. From the Fourth Distriot Court.

Judgment affirmed. Mrs. Uora A. Mocum, appellee, vs. Mrs.

Eleanor Ieare Alexander Pereira, intervenor, appellent. From the Fourth District Court By Buchanan, Associate Justice: C. 6c J. M. Tate, appellees, vs.

Samuel Garland, appellant From the Fourth District Court. Judgment reversed and rendered for the defendant Spofford read concurring opinion. succession oi uary ouiks liODeri, uowes, tutor, opponent and appellant Johannah K. Foulks, curatrix, appellee. From the Second District Court Judgment reversed, final account amended, and the balance, after paying the special privileges, being $3,972 67, be paid to R.

Uowes, tutor; Spofford and Voorhies dissenting. By Spofford, Associate Justice: Augustus C. L. Hartwell, curator of GeoJ U. Hartwell, appellant, vs.

A. W. Walker, appellee. From the Third District Court Judgment affirmed. C.

A. Barriere 6c appellees, vs. I). Mo Bean, appellant From the Sixth District Court. Judgment affirmed.

The State of Louisiana vs. the Judge of the Fourteenth Judicial District Court Clara Fa seller, wife of P. P. Briant, praying for a writ of mandamus. Application refused.

By Cole, Associate Justice: City of New Orleans, appellant, vs. Heirs of Guillotte, appellees. From the Fifth District Court, judgment reversed, ana tne ruie taken by defendant discharged with costs. Voorhies and Spofford dissenting. William Belly, appellee, vs an an uaivit, "vtellant From the Sixth District Court Judgment affirmed.

Bank of New Orleans, appellee, r. City of New Orleans, appellant From the Third District Court. Judgment affirmed. Voorhies read concurring opinion. Spofford recused, and Buchanan took ne part in the decision of the case.

con rECTion cat J. VINCENT, F. Lefevre. 8eceer, nraif of St Pater and BoraL and cornel of Carondeiet street. FLBTETBJI respectfully inform the tbUe that his bow and splendid LA DIES' SALOONS ar opsa dally from a A.

ML to the close of the theatre at night nothing has seen neglected to give satisfaction to th bvdiea. The aaio7os are elegantly decorated. A splendid assortment of ice cream, iced MscmlW, eta, panch a la Komalne Vanilla, coftee, chocolate, straw berry, raspberry, apricot and almond Icecream Plao apple atrawnerry, lamon, raspberry, apricot aad guastbaiif atcaa hrtBonade. In addition to hi ether elegant ss rsaigeaaenti, MJr. M.

wlU art a Lunch, every day, tram HAM. mntU cloalag Mm. Sat Udl ai both earaMtmhaaenta. a talT Fine Hecand IIaad Carri ar lor Sale. A very elegant BK.ET1G or tllLr LECHE.

built in tbis city ti order, of the best materials. It rides verv easy, and being Usht and itrotg, is uitabie for either city or country use. Apply to J. E. MATTHEWS CO.

mjji im Gravier atreet, cor, of Carondeiet. Notice CSaa Consumers. rTvO Insure the fitting of houses in a proper manner Jtnla I Company baa licensed the following Oaa flttera OEHM1CHEN St 143 Cnartre street, A. T. DORHR.OOP.

W4 Circus street, WM Baronne atreet, H. GUILD. SI4 St. Charlea street, B. MOrNE.4e Toulouse street, WM.

JONGER. Circos i street. H. E. HOLLO WAY, 3W Camp street, who are alone authorized to fie op house for gas.

subject flViotb tbe wlU not b. applied throofh Sitings put np or repaired by any other peiwon. ill Lterwtion or repairs must be done after notice to the C.rnparVand suMected to toapeeUoo. mylT Im new irrieaua uiawwwij. Hxlfsrlaaa Utveratiaa.

tm i Israelite reSWlOff In 1 In lb city "tVflJE: 7h.7Mr ROSESTHAL will eirenm eiae bar, ae parinr performed ch P' for many rein Tbos not willing to bring tbsm to tha dty. by sending notice be wtll go to the country AddrV. No. 77 Old Levee street, between Toulonae and t. Louis streets.

yl6 if BSJ KTHL. SHERIFF'S SALES. Kelson W. Graham va. Airs.

Martka Clarke. FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF ITEW ORLEANS No.lt.s i6 By irtue of a writ of wMzureaad isleco me dirrcted oy the honorable the Fourth DUtrict Court of New Orleuna. ta the oove entitled cauae. I will proceed to nil at public auction on TUESDAY, the 331 day of June, 167, at 1 o'clock M. at the City Hotel.

Common atreet, between Camp and Mafuine atreeta, the following described property, Tizt l'WO CERTAIH LOT8 OF GROOHD. with all the building and improTemenla thereon, righta and privilege thereto appertaining or in any wlae belonging, aim ate in the city af Hew Orieana, Loiaaiaoa State, in 'he Fourth Dutrlct. in the iquare bounded by. Fleaaan Leae, Tole daoo and the Public Landing or Water atreet, and dvslg nated by the number two and three, on plan rirawu by B. Boiaaon, Surveyor, on the tth December, 1861.

Said Lot adjoin each other and meaaure a follow i Lot No. mraturea 27 feet inrhea and lines front on the Puoiic LandiDg or Water street, 87 feet 10 inrhea fronton Levee oy a aepin ol ei lert on the line nest to oledano street, and tin feet on the line aivtdlna it from Lot No. 3. Lot No 3 n.raaure 7 feet iO inche front on the fubltc Ltndiug or Water atreet, 7 feet 6 inches and line front on Levee street, oy a dept oi 7 leet on the line towards neasatat street, and so feet on the line dividing it from Lot So. 8, ail American measure.

Seized in the above suit. sT Terms Caahon the spot. JOHN M. BELL, myS3 30 JeZO StaertB of the Parish of Orleans. nelson w.

urannm vs. Mrs. Martha, t'ia 'iarke. aDATRlEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA NOU Vr'LLE ORLEANS Mo. vertu d'un writ de saisie et vente A mot adreaaV par i'bouorable Uudtrie Cour de District de la Nonvelle Orleans, daus rsrtaire leme ire ci desius, procederni le MARDI, SJ juin, 1857, A midl, a ('hotel de la Cit rue de la Commune, eutre los rues du Camp et de Magasina, a la veute publiqoe et 1'adjadica tion de DEUX CERTAINS TERRAINS, ensemble le bAtlsse et ameliorations qui s'y trouvent et tou le droits litre privileges qui sont attaches ou apparciemeat a qaelque tit re que ce soit, situl dans la ville de la Nouvelle Orleans.

Etat de la Louisiane. Haua le Uuatrime District, dans Tiiet born par lea ruea Plaiaance. Ltvee, Toledano Chemin Puilic ou Rive de i'Cau et design par lea naineroa Deux et Troi d'epres un plan dreaae par B. Buiason, voyer, le Decern bre, lani. Les dits lots aout limitrophe et meaaur ect comnie suit Le lot No.

Deux mesure 7 oleds A oouces et 7 Itgnns de face an chemin Public ou Rive de I'Eau, i7 pieds lo poucea de face a la rue de la urie( sur ai pteds de profondenr sur la ligne du cote de la me Tolexlatio et HO pied a aor la ligue qui le divur du lot no. Troi Le lot No. Tro'S mesure C7 pied 10 poucea de face au chemin Public ou Hive de I'Eau, pieda poucea et 7 lignes de face a la roe de la Levee, sur 79 pieds de profoudeur sur la ligne du cote de La rue Piaisance et 80 pieda sur la ligue qui lesepar du lot No. ox le tout mesure Amencaine. Saisi dans l'arlaire ci deaaus.

Conditions Comptaut au moment de t'adjudicarlnn. JOH? IN M. BELL, myW 10 JeiO Bberif de la Paraiase Jienjamln Florance va. Oils i lmlru. Harana SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OK NEW ORLEANS Na 41M6.

By virtae of a writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the Hon. the Sixth District Court of New Or entitled cause. I will proceed to sell at public auction, at the City Hotel, Common street, between Csmp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY, the 6th day af July, 1867, at 14 o'clock BL, the following described property, vis A CERTAIN PARCEL OR SQUARE OP GRODNO, together with all tbe buildings and improvements thereon, riitkta. privileges, customs, wars, servitudes and aoDurte nances thereunto belonging or in an wise appertaining. situated in the Fourth District of this city, (formerly the city of Lafayette, parish of Jefferson,) designated by tbe No.

IS, and comprised within and bounded by Eighth, Nmtb, Chippewa and Jersey streets, and measures 360 feet front on said Eighth street, 360 feet front on said Ninth atreet. SAO feet on said Chippewa street, and 850 feet front on said Jersey street all English meaaure, more or leas. seized in tbe above anit. Terms 1. The sum ol S4i AO.

wi'h iuterestof 8 nereent. ptr annum on Slv from toeh May, until paid and lutrrert at a like rate on tsiae from tbe wth May, until paid, and $3 costs of protest and t.i costs of notarial ropv. cah on theapot. 1. The pun: baser to assume the payment ol four promissory notes for the sura of ilisft each, drawn by defendant to tue order of and endorsed by A.

Verloia DeOruv, dated Slay 9. itA3, and payable at lire. six. seven. eight and nine years ft date, with interest thereon at I he rate of 8 per cent, per annum from date until final pay ment, a.

Ana xne oaiance oi tue price oi anjuairau ou, if any, rasa on tne spo Je4 6 iw Jys JOHN M. BELL. SherifL Benjamin IVIarance va, D'He Elmira Hararig QIXIEMECOTR DE DISTRICT DE LA NOUVELLE ORLLANS No. 41Ki En vertu d'un writ de saiaie et vente mot adreftae par i'honorabie Sixime Cour de District de la Nonvelle Orleans, dan l'arlaire ri desius. Je prcM Cderni.

le LUNDI, ri de Julliet, 1S.S7, a mid a I 'Hotel de la Cite, rue de Commane, eutre les rues du Camp et dea Magasina, a la vente pubtique et adjudiration de UNE CERTAIN PORTION OU 1LET DE TERRE altue dans le 4me District de cecte ville (ci devant ville de Lafayette, parol sue de Jefferson.) desigue sous le No. 2tv corapris eutre et borne par le rue Humeaie, Neuvieme, CLipprwa et Jersey, mesurmnt pieds face a la dlte roe Huitieme. 360 pied fare A la ditelrue lieuvieme. 60 Bled sur chacunedea ruea Chippewa et Jersey, le tout plus ou moius, mesure Angiaise Enaemb'e arec toutes les batis sea et ameliorations qui existent dtseus et tons les droits, privileges, servitudes etavan tages attaches et apparte nant. ztaisis dan l'arlatre ct drssua.

Conditions 1. La somme de iVrO arec interet de 8 pour cent, l'an sur $31A depuis le de Mai, ltsA7, jusqu'au paie ment et lnteret ao meme tanx sur 2196 depuis Ic9 de Msi. lb.Ni. lusau'an Daiement. et 3 cout de Drotii et Aafiaiade copie acse, coosptant au moment de 1'adjudiration.

L'ttcaoereur aasumer A le paiement de uuatre MUeta de la aomme de gllift cbacun. sou rrlts par le defendeur A I' ordre de et endoaaea par A. verloln iieuruy.date du Mai, IBM, et payablea A 6. 6, 7, 8 et ana de date avec interet sur la dite souirae au taux de 8 pour cent, l'an de la date jusqu A parfajt paiexaent. 3.

Etiaoafanceduprkd'adjadicaUun s'llja, comptan t. JUtl.l m. Dtbb, Je4 6 30 Jy3 Sberifl de la Paroiase 'Orleans. C'ltv or New Orlrana va. A.

Apnlrarate. SECOND DISTRICT CO CRT OK NEW ORLEANS No. 10.8V1. By virtue of a writ of deri facias to me directed by the honorable the Second Diatrirt Court of Iew imenua, in lie uoove rauav, win procrm i aeii at pnblii: aurtion, on tbe premises hereinafter designated, on FRIDAY, the Juns, 18A7, at lol o'clock A. M.

the following described moveable property, viz A lot ot furniture. Lrncsery ana was ware, contained in the ptemisea lately occupied by defendant and situate nr ar Lake Pontcbartrain. (New Shell Road.) as per inven tory to be seen at my office. Also One Hsrse a 1 Wazon. S' ired in tbe above suit.

Terms Cash on the (pot. JOHN BELL, Je7 10 11 18 19 Sheriff of tbe Pariab of Orleans. Widow lingo Christian JilUemeeater vs. Bezile Ho me. FIFTH "DISTRICT CO CRT OF NEW ORLEANS No.

11,764 By virtue of a writ of seizure and aaie to me directed by tbe bonoraoie the Fifth District Court of New Orleans, in the sbnve cauae, I will nroceel to sell at public auction, at the CHy Hotel, Common street, between Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY, Ath day of July, 1867, at clock the following described prop erty, viz a liUTAin I'U i ur uuucii, wit a mil ingsand improvements thereon, Ac, situate in the First District of tbis city. In tLe square bounded by Polymnia street. Felicity Road, Navades and Apollo streets, measur ing 31 feet 11 inches front on Polymols street by a depth ol 110 feet between parallel lines. American measure, as per plan drawn bv C. A.

Hedin. architect and civil engineer. dated Uie Hd July, 1847, and deposited for reference lo tbe nrhce of Theodore Stark, notary public, as plan No. 33, which property was acquired by said Holmes oy pur rLaau from Boswell Rllev Friaoee. per act paaaed before Mid Stark, notary public, on tbe 30th October, looO.

Seised in the above auit. Terms Cash on tbe spot. JOHN M. BELL, Je4 8 30 Jy3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans Tenve lingo Christian tsildcmoester vs. rsaziie rioimee.

CiINQDIEME COUR DE DISTRICT HE LA NO0 VELLE ORLEANS No. 11.764 En vertu d'un writ de aaiaie et vente. s. moi addreaae par I'honoraole Cinqu ieme Cour de District de la Nouvelle Orleans dans I'aaire ci dessus, Je prorederai LUND 6 de Juillet, a midl, A I 'hotel de la Cite, rae de la Commune enLre les rue du Camp et dea Magasiiis la vente publique et a1Judicatioa de UN TERRAIN situe dans le Premier District de rette Tllle, dans I'liet borne par la roe Polymnie, le chemin de la rellcete et les rut layooea ei Apoiiu, aueaurnni. ji pieua li eadtm face lm rue Polvmnie aur une profbndeur de IdO pieda, ntre llgnea pa alleles, mesure Amencaine.

confor mrmrnt au plaa drease par C. A. arcbitecte et in genieur. datedu 8 deJuil'et, 1847, et depose poor rrcoara, eu I'etudede T. Stark, notaire public, sous le No.

33. Ensemble aver toutes les but sacs at ameliorations qui ex istent dessus droits privileges, etc Cette propnete appar tient an oefendeur au moyen de 1'acquiaition qu'tl en a faite de Boswell Riley Frisbee, par acte au rapport du dit notaire en date du .10 ltjftO. Sfiisia dans I anal re ri dessns. Couditiom i Comptanl au moment de l'adjndication. jun.i m.

i r. I. ij, Je4 6 30 Jy3 Sherif de la Paroiase, Orleans. Alendnza and others vs. Hteamer Fanny Sparhawk, Captain and Owners.

CJECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS IT? No. Bv virtue of a writ of ben facias, to me directed by the honorable ths Second District Court of New Orleans, in tbe above cause. 1 will proceed to sell at oublic aurtion, at the City Hotel, Common street, between Camp and Masaziue streets, on MONDAY, the 15th Juue, 1867, at li clock tne following oescnoea property, Tbe steamboat FANNY SPARHAWK, her tackles, apparel, furniture, boiler and machinery, as ahe now lie uu the light bank of the MiMissippl river, opposite this city. Seized in the above reit aa T.rmc C.H the annf. JOHN M.

BELL, my 29 Jej 13 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans. 3. Mendnz et als vs. Bateaa a Vapenr Fanny Sparhawk, Capitainr et Froprietatrea. DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA NOO VELLE ORLEANS No.

Eu vertu d'un writ de fieri facias, A moi ad esse par I'honorabie Deux ieme Cour de District de la Nouvelle Orleans, dan l'arlaire ri dessus. Je procederai le LUNDI, 1A Juin, 147, A midl, a botel de la Cite, rue de la Commune, entre celles du Camp et de Magai rins, la vente publique et adjudication de Le bateau A vspeur FANNY SPARHAWK, se agres. apparaux meubles, bouiiloire et machines, tel qu'll est ma.otionnt amarre a la rive droite do Beuve Mississippi Vis a vis de cette vine. Sams dans l'arlaire ri earns. Sf Condition Couiiitant, an moment del'sdludiration.

JOHN M. BELL, tny3 Jt is Sherif de la Paroiase 'Orieana. City or New Orleans vs. J. Kathman.

T1 iJKD DlSTlL.r tuusr ur ntw No. Bv virtue of a writ of fieri facia, to me directed by the honorable the Third District Court of New Orleans, in tbe above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at public auction, at the City Hotel, on Common street, between Camp and Magazine streets, an TUESDAY, the snd June, 1837, at 1 o'clock the following descrioed property, viz. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Fan bourg Treme. in the Second District of the city of New Orleans, In the square bounded by Maraia, Viilere, Canal and Customhouse streets, according to a plan drawn by L. Piiie.

dated Wth May, Ie48. and deposited in the oiflce of Joseph Cuvilliei, notary public io theeity before whom tbeact of sale was passed, on the mh August, 1848. Said lot measures, American measure. 17 feet A lines front on Customoouse street, by 114 feet in depth, between parallel lines, which lot of grooad makes part of that tract of land conveyed to the corporation of thio city by an act of the Congress of the United States, dated 3d af March, 1807; together with all the buildings and improvement thereon, rights, ways, privileges. Ac, thereunto belonging Seized in tbe above suit.

WTemCa.honthe.po my33 JetnV Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean liOSt, A negro bovaamed LOUIS, about seven years old, I email for hie age. strayed away last evening about o'clock, from Mia. Kent's noose, royaraa street he is a dark mulatto, rouad bead and very small regular feat re i bad on dark colored cotton ad pants, brown Jeans coat, bareheaded and barefooted belongs to Calvin A Taylor, of Mississippi lately bought John Wright Robertson, of Claiborne parish, Louisiana arrived yesterday on steamooat Farmer. A liberal reward will be given for hi delivery to C. A.

TAYLOR, at J7 Poydra to the undersigned. BJCNDEBSON, TERRT ft znylJ tf Gravier street TO RENT. TO nMrrlv faraLlhtedL larte nri tirw Cbambrra, sad a Parlor. If desired will bemted lITlrTlSrliata 1 Wt wwsA rfnn st ff TO RENT With or' wltbont the Furnlture A jj: Pleasant basse in the First District, near Canal street, this orb le. Ur hydrant Apply at A PLEASANT AN1? HEALTHY EESIDENCJB, me rorests, OH the Bot Di ii a r.

LrS 'tf0''" contain, eight covered TOSWiCSa'ATS SS' aious.sno comprise another house of four or five rooms and several cabins, kitchens. Ac. The around. Jbln and rU uted.witi The pore and salubrious, tbe bathins i Mw0.i!i.!.,!,,ta'pi of cler cool BiiTn and Kr'l V. wmn a lew hour' Jour ney of New Orieana.

For terms appply to srRAWBRIDSE, mylO tf 13 8t. Charles street. HOUSE TO RENT One ol the most desirable summer residences in tbe dry, situated on Camp street. Second District The bouse la surrounded witn a variety oi iruit tree ana snruooeryi naa aeven rooms, bath and sei van ts' rooms also stable, carriage and posit bouses, with every convenience for a genteel laiiii ijr App'r a. nuiiijavn, House and General Avent, 310 Camp street, myl3 tf Office basement floor Deaban Verandah.

HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE A twostorv frame House on Erato street between Apollo and Bacchus atreet. Possession given on tbe tn une. For particulars, inquire of W. A B. EAGLE, 7 Royal atreet my8 tf TT TO RENT The three storv BRICK STORES.

Nos. 61 and A3 Tcboupitonla street, between Natchex ana ovora. at nresentoccuoied ov tuenademgnea. These Store are eligible for the Liquor, Grocery, or West A 1 next For terms, Ac, app to cu wuwui rUHCWUD KIVVU LBlt SVHC( 11. tt.

MARKS A mj7 tf 61 and 63 Tchoupitoula street M. HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR 8 A LB A comfortable two story frame dwelling containing two parlors, breakfast room, six bedrooms, bath room, kitchen ana ironing room; with ci tern, stable and carriage house attached. Apply at 31 Magazine street aps tf OFFICE FOR KENT The front or tack office oa second floor No. 6 Union street Tbe room are large, ght, finely ventilated and conveniently arranged. The third floor might be used if required wit oat extra charge.

THEOBALD. GR1FFINO A V4 LI 6 Union street) fm, TO RENT TWO FLOORS in tbe Tooro Build IfUa rags, Canal street Tbe becond and Third Floor of A House 134 Canal atreet, each measuring 100 feet deep, to rent separate or together, well raited for Dry eooda, or any other Jobbing Business, or Da derrean Booma. Possession can be given immediately, and to a good tenant, a favorable lea. Inqair at 137 Canal at, corner Carondeiet F4 tf MA FOR KENT The Buildings on Gravier street Moi 166, with or without Furniture well adapted for Aa keeping slaves. Possession given Immediately.

Apply to fJaS tf C. t. HATCHER. fti TO KENT Tbe second and third floors In tht I 4 three story brick store No. 19 Bank i'lAce two offices JsaiS on serosa floor, and two comfortable sleeping apartment ou the third floor.

For particulars apply at thi office, fnau A. M. HCLBROOK. TO RENT One two story Dwelling House to 1 rSnt Ko. 6, running from corner Basin and Lafayette, ALon Baaln atreet Tne dwelling small and comfortable, suitable for email family, and I within two squares of Poydra Market For particulars apply at this office, to nso tf 1 A.

M. HOLBROOK. TO RENT Two desirable DwelUns on Clio Street, between Fry tan la and Nayades street. aim, several pleasant Unices, situated oa Bxf ange street, sear Caston ibouse street Apply to vr. d.

vunuAn elS tf Na 33 Exchange Plae I FOR RtNT The Store No. 33 Camo street. 3 Apply at No. 104 Camp, corner of Poydra atreetl OFFICES FOR RENT In the Crescent Mstua Insurance Company a Building. Apply at she oiflce ef the Company, earner of Cam aad werrial riace am tf a TO RENT Aeveral very dairaaia OOiccs to reag.

Apylyto tbe LOUUUNA MUTUAL INSURANCE ol tf corner Camp and Natcbe streeta FoDtchartrain Kailroad. BOMMKR T. Oeoarrure of the cars. from and after June ,9, lt67, the (team train will leave as rollows Tbe Lake: The Cityi At 6 o'clock A. At Tit At 6 o'clock A.

M. 6 At 8 10 At 11 At Hit At It M. At F. M. 5 11 A.

At At 8 At 9 At 1 P.M. At 3 At 4lf At At 6 At 7H At 64, At 10 At iok OnD Sundav the train will leave the city every balf boorl from 1 o'clock P. M. until 9 o'clock then every hour untillil o'clock. The steam train will also make the 4 o'clock trip Sunday morulas.

A Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at 4 o'clock, except a above, and tne Lake every night ooe hour aftoMbe last steam train. Extra or special trips when required, by notifying the conductor. A station house has been erected at Oeatiily Ridge.wbich is also made a flag station, where the steam train will stop when required from 8 A. M. to 7 P.

on drown trip 11, la and 4 o'clock, and up trip and o'clock; fare each way in steam trains 16 cents Tickets down must be purchased at ticket office and conductor notified. The dailv Horse Car. to and from Gentillv Rldse. stop ping as required, will come up from the Lake at o'clock A. oL, and will leave a follow The Citv At.

9 o'clock A. M. At IS At. 4 F. M.

At 7 For the Lake. loe uenany tuogex in lrk 1 At 1 P. M. At 6 3j KaT Each trip immediately after (team train. Jea tf For Lake Borgne ana Mexican (ulf.

MEXICAN ttCLK RAILWAY. Depot, corner of Good Children and Champ Oyaee. SFR1NO ARRANGEMENT. To Proctorvtlle. Lake Borgne, Itance iS nillta.

Far through, 60c. l. hildren and slaves, half price. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS DAILY. Leave the City for the Lake, at 10 A.M.

6 P. M. Lake City, at 6 A. M. 6 P.

BT Office, 9o Common street For all business of the Railroad Department, or any other business connectee with the estate of tbe late Alexander Oirdon. apply to W. O. BAKE WELL, Execntor. who Is tbe only person authorized to make engagments or sign obligations forth road.

Cr Omnibuses leave Canal street every fifteen minute far the depot. erOn Sundav an early Train leave at6( A. 1L Fl 64 tf n3Q 66 nioa Pile FllesT XJITB beg te call the attention of the public to the follow. Ing sworn certificate from one of our most respectable cfUsena, Sir. Vailie, tbe father in law of the proprietor of tbe Courtier de Etata Uu, and formerly (a Baker la rhlladelralai Dr.

Dupriei Dear Sir I hereby certify that I have beea afflicted with tbe Pile for near eixty years; that I have aaed eighteen bottle of Barnes's Pile Lotion, and every thing could ar of, but all to no effect for they did ase little or no ik About two months since, I commenced aiing your valuable remedies for the File, and have tbc happiness say that they have had tbe desired effect as they have CURED ME ef this most distressing complaint I consider this almost a miracle, for I am now eigbty year of age. I sincerely recommend them to all amieted with the above complaint Signed F. VALiC, Ko. a kHa street York, August I860. State of Hew Tsrk.

Hew York City and County, Joseph C. Lawrence, a Commla (loser of Deeds la aad for the city and county, and a Notary Public in and for the State of New York, do hereby certify that on tbe day of tbe data hereof, before me personally came P. Vallle, to me well known, who being by me duly sworn, did deposs and say that the contents of the foregoing ceraa cate, signed by him, are train witnet whereof, I have subscribed my name a Com mk toner of Deeds and Notary Public of the State of New York, and have fixed say Hotariai Seal at my office, this 6th day of August IbA JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE. Comm doner of Deed and Notary PabUa, 67 Wall street.

New York. Wc challenge the medical faculty of the United State to produce a remedy equal to Dr. Dnprie' celebrated Remedies for external or internal Filea. Fifty cents per box. Office, 76 Naaaau street, Ne" ork Will be sent by mail to any part of the United State gold by I.

WRIGHT A 61 Chartre street New Orleans, aad all reapactahU drag gists la tit DBlteoTltateA DR. DOPKTE'S FILLS Are aarivalod for Famfying tbe Blood, being aa effect remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Ae. One hundred dollars reward will be paid to any person can prove they contain anything injurious to the system. Will be sent by mall to any part of tbe Dotted States. Fifty sent per box.

Principal ofcee, No. Naasaa street. Mew York, and for Bale by J. WKISHT A Ne. 61 Chartrsa treet New Orleans, aad all rsspectabie druggists la aha alted State.

UKOFE AN PATENT MEDICINE OFFIC T6 KMsao street New Ysrk. WM. I aCDFAIH SfS IF ProprlotoTl. PROPOSALS FOR BONDS. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I Baton Rouge, April 1, 186T.

By Virtue of the Act of the General Assembly af the Bote of Louisiana, entitled "An Act relative to eer tin Dent of the State," approved ltb March, 1857; and in porsosnce more particularly of the provisions of the sd ad Ttk sections thereof OTIC hereby given thai sealed upusals will be received antil the Ant day of July next, at it o'clock meridian, for the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED BONDS (more or less) of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, of the State af Loutana, having forty years to run, and bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable emi annually en the first day of January and the first day of July of each year. These Bonds are ottered sole! la exchange for any of the Bonds receivable by the State as security for tbe circulation of the Banks eatantished under the Free Banking Law. All propesais for said exchange shall be directed to tht Aoditor ef Public Accounts and the Treasurer of the State, aad Brest be endorsed Proposals lor Exchange of Bonds." Said proposals will be opened on the first day of July next by the Auditor and Tressorer, la the presence of the Oov ernor, and exchange will awarded to the bidder or bidders who may offer the most advantasoos term. The Governor, however, reserves ths right of rejecting any or all the bids, and to direct new advertisement for proposal. A special trust road bm beea created for the nMmate re d.mnrion ef the Bonds to be issued under the aforesaid act, which can never be diverted to any other purpoa whatsoever.

Signed Signed' ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE, C. E. GRENEACX, State Treasurer. F.

MARKS, Auditor. ANDREW 8 HERON, SignedJ By the Severnor isigneuj run repS ylJ Secretory of Stat Hsrse, jfX FOR BALE A valuable Family HORSE, wan ZTtranted sound snd kind if single ordouble harness, slso good under tbe wi'lle. Apply at 310 Camp street, near FoeyUrre. J6 tf Mw Orloaaa. aa Uiat Mortka.

era Railroad. Vis Wow TeT Ir leaves New lV J3PJar. at '4 o'clock A. as hundred and twenty eight nuea troS "Vw Orieana! atS cloc M. Rturning.leaveaBroolSaveverVaav fr o'jck A.M..

and reaches New oa, 2i5 Fare Three eest per mile each way. Chllarea five years of age free; childiya between tviaad twSS yenia of age, and colored persona, half price. Mi cM war pniign inc OU3CS OV IbS pany. Ma 46 Caronde let street Also, family ticks. whole or halves, la packages of twenty five, at a radaca persons ars not permitted to travel la the train i withoat a writcea pa i expressly authorizing them to da so, and Daulu tbe stations to and from which they Bias go.

As the puts will be retained by the conductor, aai will be god for a trip In ene direction only, those a trip both ways will have to be provided with two. A FREIGHT TRAIN leave New Orleans for Brookhaven and intermediate stations at 4: 15 o'clock A. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and leaves Brookhaven for New Orleans and Intermediate stations every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 3:30 o'clock A. M. Thi train atop au Fridays and Saturday at Flag Its Usui midway between regular stations, to receive aa deliver freight, but not oa any other days.

ar No freight will received at the New Orleans depot after 5 o'clock P. M. T. S. WILLIAMS, Superintendent of Transportatioa.

A line of fooT herse Mail Stages runs from Brook haves to Jackson, and from JacksoB to Brookhaven, every day, connecting with the passenger trains. d4 as ly Cllatoa aad Fort Iladaoa Hatlroaa Co The Cars will leave Cilntoa oe Monday Wed esdsy and Friday, al 71 o'clock A. M.i returning wll) o'clock F. days, from tak leavs Port Hudson at date eatU farther notice. F.H.W.

KAYRARD, Ageat CHntoa, May II, I8K4. my is ii Ohio and Mlaalaslppl Broad Gauae Rail road. fTT Completed from St Louis to Cin Ci i i Through without change of cais. Two Trains Morning Moil Train Leaves the Office, corner af Fourth and Chestnut streets, at 7:46 AM. Night Express train Leaves tbe Office, corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets, at 3:46 P.

H. Time from St. Louis to New York, forty hours Carrying the great Eastern, Northern and Southern Mail. The shortest, cheapest and quickest route to New York and all Northern and Eastern cities. For Tarough Tickets, apply at tbe Illinois Central Office, under tbe Be Charles Hotel, and at Cairo and Sansoval Junction.

In St. Louis, at the offices of the Ohio and Misssipnt Kailroad, nnder the Planter' House, and at the corner of Vine and Water streets. B. F. LONOLET.

Oeneral Southern Agent New Orleans. ISAAC WTM AN, General Ticket Agent, St Louis, Ma my 13 tf SHE. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE TO THE AAI Baltimore and fjhio Kailroad, i wnicn forma toe gran a centra link in the chain of communication between the Mississippi aad the At lantic, terminates at WHEELING, KENWOOD and PARKE RJBURG oa the West, and WASHINGTON CTTT and BALTIMORE, oa the Bast At which places it unites with railroad and steam boats. Ac, for all points East and West, is the ONLY ROUTE by whieb THROUGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON can neprocored, to which point aa well aa to BALTI MORE, it is the shortest most direct, and In every respect tne most reliable roc te. It is the only route by which purchaser of Through Tickers to New York are en.

abled to reach the cities af Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, at the cost of a ticket to New York only, thus enabling br sineas men and travelers for pleasure or information to visit four of tbe principal cities in the Unioa foi less cost than can be afforded by any other rout To Passengers from New Orleans, Vicksburg, Nstxhex, Memphis, and the Southwest generally, traveling by ths boats upon tbe Mississippi river a CHOICE OF ROUTES to tbe East, by the and Ohio Road and connections, la ottered. They may leave the boats at CAIRO, (at the mouth of the Ohio,) and thence by the Illinois Central Road go to flANDOVAL. (118 n. lea,) or PAN (17 miles,) and hence by Ot a and Mississippi, or Terre Haute and Alton Lallroad, turn eastw By tbis route tbe traveler passes throngn Terre Haste, India apo ha, Dayton and Xenis LtoColumbus, Ohio. Sd.

The Bout western river traveler may continue apoa U. 8. mail boats nptbe Ohio to Louisville or Cincinnati, and then take tbe CARS FOR THE EAST, vta the Littla Miami and Central Ohio Railroad, which takes him directly to BEL AIR, four miles below Wheeling, where he tak a the cars on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Travelers are requested to notice that while this Is the only route affording Through Tickets to all the Eastern cities at the same rates as charged by other routes to New York only i it is also tbe shortest, most speedy and direct to all tbe leading points in tbe East. The distance from Columbus to Baltimore Is only 676 miles, being about 100 miles shorter to New York than by any other route.

There are leas change of cars by this route, and consef aently less detention than by any other. By the Express Tral oi this route, the time from CAIRO to Baltimore or Washington, is out fotv THREE HOURS. Be partimlar and ASK. FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND 'OHIO RAILROAD. Through Tickets, allowing the holders to stop atony point on the route, and resume their Journey at pleasure suay be purchased of W.

E. REDDING, at the office of tbe Illinois Central Railroad, under the St Charles Hotel. New Orleans. J. KENNEDY METTEE.

Agent of ths Bah ore and Ohio Railroad, Mew Orleans. JOHN M. SHARP, general Agent mhl tf Groat Ceatrai Ho to. The SHORTEST. CHEAPEST, AND ONXT RELIABLB LINE.

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO) Chicago, Detroit. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Spring, tht White Mountains, Ac A splendid passenger steamer leaves Hew Orieana dally at 6 o'clock F. for Cairo, from which point there la cob rinnoos rsilwsy can imu Icati oa with all Morthsra aad Eastern dries. ILXJNOri CENTRAL KAILROAD, Two train leave lyre daily Monrftr I Express at OS A BfL Ever Express at 6:10 F.

Coa ee agat flANDOVAL with Ohio aad Mls slil Railroad, for St Louis; at FAN A wtih Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great Western Kailroad, for Spring eld, Jacksonville and Naples at LAS ALLS with Bock Ialaad u.i in a Un. rk la d. Davenooit and Peoria i at MENDOTA with Chic and Burlington Railroad, fog freettnaton. UulBu cv aad Can tral Iowa, arrivts St DONLE1TH In S4 hours. Punlelch for St Psal, and all Is termed! at landing, oa arrival af tbe cars from Cairo Going East there I no change of cars between Cairo and Chicago, aad bat three from Cairo to New York.

Through to Chicago la to hoars Niagara Fails SS hoersj New York 60 hours. Bar Var tbrous tickets, or Information, apply at ths) Illinois Central aaiiroaa xicxei unci nnaer ua Charles Hotel. St. Cb ria Street New Orleans. mhl 67 ly W.

E. REDDING. Agent Plow Orioaaa and fjarrolltoa aMraaeT! I I ii SUMMER ARRANGE LEJIaT, lr4 From June faiwrsasfW 'r CARROLLTON LIN. Departure of Trains from New Orieana. Comer of Baronne and Ferdi streets.

,9, 10, 11, IS A. and I 4, 6, 6, 9, 10, P. M. From Carrollton. 8, 8, 10, 11, It A.

and 1, 3, 4. 7, P. M. Fare, 16 cent. Children nnder tweiva Tears and set Vants.

10 cent. Bundles of twenty five red tickets, St AFAYE TTE LINE. Departs res of Cars From the corner of Jackson aa Tcboopitouias streets elf, T. 7M A. BLi then every minutes until r.

A then bm, wt, i ss i a uu street U. 7. 71. 8 10V P. M.

M. then every sP.Mi then S. a. 10. list P.

M. Fare, 10 cents. Tickets 70 cents in bundlesof tea. Ch dren nnder four years, not occupying a seat, gratia. Note.

Special night cars for parties, balls, meetings, at supplied wuea required after the above mentioned hoar JaaTersoB Lake Pontchutrtrala Rail as CONNECTION WITH THS ABOVE. Departure of Trains. From TTvoli Circle Week Days 6, ft 10, lOrtO A. M. SnW.

4:10. 6. 90 P. From Tlvoll Circle Sunday 6,8, lOitO, A. 11:90, S.

S9, SrtO. 440. SrtO, 6. 30, 7 sO, P. From the Lake Week Days 7:10, 8:10, 10:10 A.

M. 3:10 4:10.6:1, 7:10,8:30 F. hi From the Lake Sundays 6 9:10, 11:10 A. VL lilO, 3. 10, 4:10, 6:10, 6:10, 7.

10, 8. 10, P. M. Tbe trains take ap passengers at ths Horse Saatfoa, JaeJ aoni street and Carrollton. sar freight and Baggage received only at the Depotx Fare Between Mew Orleans and Carrollton, IS cent ecu way.

jUtweeaCarroUwa and tbe cents ea war. B16 66 ly NoeiAs, l. swwalara la Taxiasu SShsrtest, vuicaen an baaiiiaii Ben te to the Brases aad Colored Vallev. AsstiB and Western Tex sa, yia B. B.

B. A RAILROAD, frsm ess ecttng with New Orleans aad Galvestaa aad GahrvsHoa ana a hum i Stages to Aostia, and to tsonxaiea ana uiaraKwaK pui Cars leavs Harris burg each day (except Tuesday aad nnrsday) at 8 o'clock A. retarml lsavs aUchmomd at 10 o'clock F. M. Passengers for Atstis, Ac, leav Salvestoa oa Taesday i and Saturday's steamboat, taking ears at Jsrrisbv.

Stages at Rich ad the foils wing day. 'onsaies Mage leaves Klckavwid oa Sua days. Through ticket to As tin and intermediate potBBi by railway and F. F. Sawyer's stages, may be sbtaiajd steamboat between alvestoa and Harrisburg, at Harrio biTrr JNO.

A. WILLIAMS, Jeso tf Snpt B. K. A Railway. Time i id Aloaey aved, Bv the Old Reliable Bellefontala Railroad Rsote.

Passengers from Points on tbe Mississippi River, who wish to leave tke boat either at Cairo. Bt. ou or Louisville, can take a Morning or Evening Train from either of these points, and make direct connection at Indianapolis with at Through Trains on the Bellefontaine Railroad 11 This Is the shortest quickest and p'eaaantest route from either Louisville, Cairo or St Louis, to all the Eastern From Cairo or St. Louts It Is 106 mile shorter than via Chicago, and ftf Cincinnati, and from Louisville miles shorter than via Cincinnati, with three less changes of cars and avoiding one and a halt miles omnibus travel sr Psssengers will bear mind that there It three lea changes of cars by this line than by any other route East, and baggage checked through. Be particular, and ash for Tickets via BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD LINE.

L. 8. ELLIOTT. General Agent A W. DANA, Superintendent myH gm J.

T. WINBLOW. Traveling Agent Mew Orleans, Opeloaaaa aad Great Western Railroad. fssw I Ferry Boats connecting with the llti Kasssir7jr trains leave the foot of St rv Ann street, Jackson Square, every mom i ig, at 7J o'clock, precisely Ontward Trains Leave i as Aljrlers Depat riT.S a 5" Gretna 10. fr Arrive at Brash ear City, Berwick's Bay at is a I ward Trains leave BrashearCit 177, M.

Arrive at nrtna mT 'rVirn 'rr'a itiona only', leave AiilendJvana Thnradav, at 10 A M. rTJL'Tttl "ej me. leave, the foot of 'fC'Sk'' "nUnterme diTto ISttonA vvtarffoot of St Louis street, ever. day. to be paid for by ex cept that in AUaBlrtltlilW DTP a rf APO' tended lor exss, VrfMrTlt and Buperinteade k.

A AA. Drjurjla. ISaw flUII. BSnt ABt rONIHAND Steam Engine (34 bnrse powerT, and tbe whole machinery of a eooaptsta Saw Mill, can be bought for one half its actual va'uc. Tbe whole is good order, the Eogins can easily be adapt tA a Sua sr Mill.

ADoey to ee to a ia BOSSIER, Bonnet Carre vot Office, orto 0UiaY A 6ANUCHEAO, jeS tf is Costomhoose street. MILLINERY. rest t. 144 CANAL STRE Will commence sa Thursdav. ts su2 i Tbnr ft, a i sell out her entire stock sf SPBINO GOODS, cm prised of French Lao Ssstwis.

ThnaM Lace du tairiM Data aeo aets. tvuisar. and Point Lace Sets, Filet Mita, Black Veila rsocVCw and Leghorn Bonnets, several cases of rrench Ba'rand KngU Straw Bo nets. Ribbon, Flower and Laces of evanr arvl The goods will be sold less than cost ol imporbsOoa. Cos try orders punctually attended to.

apio im J. 8TILLMAN. 164 CaaaJ st Sprlac tjtooda. 140 Cahal 14s MISS DOWNS 1 now receiving a choice aeleo Hon of Straw, Blonde Hair, Crape snd Lace BON I Girls' Leghorn Plain aad Fancy STRAW VHATS FLOWERS; RIBBONS And ri I Vella, Bilk aad Lae Mantles; Embroid eries, of every description; French Comets and Dnss Trimming. Price moderate.

DRESS MAIL iG supennt ded by an art te. caput cod oi9 mhis 14 Caanl 017001. rw.w. .11. 14tt aEW SPBIRG GOODS NEW SPRING GOODS.

Mrs. BANISTER Is now receiving and opvnlag VHe and varied assortment of SPRING BOM NkTTa. rmnnr n. PI.I. a.

.1 Amm Chips, Open Work, Straw aad Hair. wiia a ncn vanevy oi rrencn ace aaa lanepirent eWnaets, Spring rowers. Ribbon, aad Laces or the most recbexebt description; Infanta' Robes, Hoods, and Caps.Corsets, all siass choice EMBROIDERIXS, Belts, Braceleta, aad Dram and Mantilla KIM UN GS ef sverv shade. Mrs. Banister caa supply mifHasm and country traders AAtXRIC AN GOODS.

sW Dresses mads la ths latest Farlalaa stylea, JaSO tf Millinery Wtf Canal atreet. Up D. F. WEYMOUTH has rt recSvod and opened an entire new stork, comprising Velvet Satin, Silk and Straw BONN ETS also A arse assortment of MANTILLAS of theater bsS quality and style, all having bean selectad by herself, during the summer, from tbe bet maker. asY tf carriage Are house.

COACHES ROC KA WAYS; BAR OCCHES HARNESS i WHIPS; COACH BUGGD WAGONS, A. iMiei VA For talc low for cash or city accepts ce. 113 GraTler aad 13 Vnlmm NEW ORLEANK i. A. LPM Si CO Isss ST ly PKOSFECTUS Or WkeellnsT Female Aoadesar In charge of tbe MISTERS Of THE flSITJTION, AT.

F. AL THE nurse of mstrnctioa embrace all the aa al Krsi sites and accompbsbmenta of female educaU oa, fit a the pupil for the highest social circle, ar for tbe office of teacher, but may be modified to salt tbe wishes sf parcata and the clrcnmtance of schollars. French will be taught not merely la class, bat prac calry by conversation. Several of the ladies connected with the Academy being familiar with tbe language, and one of ta em a French lady, recently from Pari. Ever other day tbe pupils who are sufficiently advanced, will be required to converse exclusively in French; while those whoa parents desire It may de ao la all the recreatloa hours.

Tbe department of Music, both vocal and Instrumental, will be superintended In tbe most able manner, preeentlns advantages of a very superior trade, snsurpassed by any In the country. Due attention will be paid te health. Ne pupil will be allowed to pursue at once so a my studies aa wiir overburden tbe mind, or by requiring too great application, undermine the constitution. Boarders will be required to take active exercise la the open air twice a day, whea the weather will permit As regards general deportment and observance ef rales, the young ladies are divided Into tw circles i A Crow a and Gold Medal are awarded to the moat deserving in the Senior, and a Crown to the first la the enter circle. Boarders are allowed to visit their parents residing In town but once month.

Wnen their residence la more remote, even thl liberty restricted, as experience It te be fatal to the progress of pupils. The aehoiasue vear commences oa the roth August aad tloses about the last of June Boarders are required to pay the current charges semi annually day scholars quarter both always In advance, no deduction wui as maoe i absence. If pspll is removed before the close of tno half or quarter session aor wnicn an. naa noes ran payment for the whole will be required. Pupils reenter ij after the rammer vacation, will be charged from the epea na of school Terms when Fsld In Advan ce.

Board, Including light, fuel bedding and washing, for tbe scholastic year of 44 weeks 8110 Halt boarding per quarter of 11 weeks. I Stationery. Tuition In Senior Department. First clam per sosnsi Second class per quas tax, Junior rat class Junior second Primary first cl Primary second clam 3 J. Extra Cnargeaper (Quarter, when Paid la Advance.

Mnsic Plana or Guitar per quarter, with ase ef 810 08 Harp per SO 00 Vocal music la clam, where no.l strument Is learned 10 00 Thorough bam and 10 00 Dancing at the master' 00 00 French, Spanish, Italian, German or Latin 00 Oil 00 Drawing, or painting In water 4 00 Embroidery or fancy 00 Dse of philosophical and chemical 1 ot The above charges, wbea not paid punctually la advan ea 10 per cent will Invariably be added, a forming the rega law prices of the Academy. Pupils remaining at the Academy during a acetiea, WUI be charged at the rate of S3 00 per week. A sum of money most be deposited with the Dill I In, euffiden tto meet the expenses for clothing, books, music, Ac, should the charge of providing toes devolve ea the Institution. Letters to be addressed of the Academy of the VlsftorJost, Jail tf Wheeahg, Va' To MeFehaate aad Flaatersa THE subscriber has oa nana asaaasa aad la constantly receiving a large and complete assortment of e4 Fblladelphla manufactured Plan a katloB and Rood AG for horses and oxen, Cane and other CARTS. PRATS, TTM BER WHEELS, OX CARTS snd WHEELS, JERSEY and RlMlfil WlflONI.

TUDCII and BOWS of all kinds, snd all other article la the Une, asada the best material and workmanship, warranted to he aoperior to any other manufacture, for aaie ea aa good terms and lower thaa any other establishment Parcbas ers will find It to their mlereat to cell and examine befure purchasing slsewh. DAVID G. WILSON, 88, TO and TS Carondeiet street, AU of tbe ssove articles are manufactured af the sea flew Jersey white oak, with black locust nabs. Also, on hand a large saaaliasat af Sugar aad saiga FLOOeHS. at low prissa.

JyJ 66 ly To Hagar Fleeter at a Bar sale. ONE Open Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpentine, sr boiling sugar by ssm, perfectly new, and guaranteed of best quality dimensions 74 laches in diameter and In depth. Also One tubular Locom otive Boiler of 1000 feet fire surtace perfectly new. Tbe above articles win be sold at half the original cost, Apply to BREWSTER A ZACHARIE, myl4 lmdAW 36 Front and 36 Front N. O.

(Jelemaa'e iateet rroaalaes Dadalators Cora and Flouring Mills. THESE Mills have beea before tb Soathera pahHs for several years, and are ao universally popular, that a other make of mills presumes to ceaapete with tbsm tor good sod fot grrnding. In addition to the patent sader which these Mills have been constructed, bearing date October 1. lfeo, she proprie insmctea, Hearing aaie vnom iv, added to their excellence by a lace Improvement hi of the stone, for which Letters Patent were tor has tbe dress Issued to him, bearing data October 1860, whlck ins. Cvement will be placed sn each Mill hereafter mass ha ed, with the following additional tarifi (for Pataat) ea FIVE DOLLARS, sod on each addntoaal Inch above 14 Inches, ONE DOLLAR per lncb ap te tba largest sftaa still snan factursd (L laches la diameter,) which dse ea hi pan of constrection, and with his Improved FATENW TANGENTIAL BXVERSED CURVED CVNCaUTKlsI htill Stone Dress, above leferied te, will grind a greaasa quantity In any given time than haa ever basa attained any other Hill of any sUe or diameter whatever.

This lm proved dress I also applicable to any otoer asake af Milky where Stone or French Burrs are ased for a grinding sar tace, and will greatly la en as khslr capacity tar good and fast grinding. Tb. right for astag this new dram oe otnvsr make eg mlbs will be twenty five dollars. Tweaty fiv. dollars foe tbe smallest sis Mill, with the addibwa of ONB POLLAm per Inch on any given diameter abor.

14 tnchss. Tbe proprietor having asade petmaaeat arraagarassts with the most extensive aad reiiahle firm la Frawce. Messra. Roger, Flls A to Keep him eoBSTsartlvsmppiisd with th. best quality of FRENCH BOB STONES, fresa the smallest sise to the largest diameter, (36 mcnea.) aad each Stone la aaa sens Mock, ne caa arve tne muss gaw aatee to purchasers of the superiority ef th Ban assd le ue ueii mas amis.

AllMlMi. SSIIW apaaled by cash or draft, em alsdTanata waatod la rs be promptly attended to, or any iuAmnatloe waatod 1 ustton thereto, caa be stained by sdsressiiMr WILLIS COLEMAN, ratenwrs aao dAWtf No. at Bt Charles St. New Ortewas Tk eiaJveetoa JFlro THE following, from a result which has InvarllT aended aa sccldeMal tost of HALL'S PATENT FIRX ROOF rtoovrTw ultLrOODhM CoTbysear IM reward for V77r. ALVEITON anil una do me tbe I OctoberAlfaA.

tbe Isvor ta call to SJStiSS, which wm "tried" In the fire ef Monday giiKhatr Tbe vara, af the Sales caut to be tee generally known. They are setd hy Tfr At BRIDGE, agent la ew Orieana. "very truly, yomrs, JOH BHBA. IB response to the above Bote from ear fricasVCoL Bhsav we called and examined hi Safe, aad were folly esevlncad that hi estimate ef Irs value was well foaaded. It ram a out without the least sign of ignition either af the paper of the wood inside.

We commend it to the fcvoeabl. coe atderattoaa Ol all who desire Flrs Froof Crvtban. CoL Khea was a stoeaacr both to the saaa their aoderstgned agent and his promptness in voluntarily puuuaniDg tne acmevement al the ceacreta aaja, la, isa fore, the mere commeadahle. If all those who profit Sh. I.IWIn.

anlMlM mi m. wlUU. a. w.M AMm BUS example, th.nsanrta, whose yalaable Books and FffT, nightly at the mercy of the consuming element, Induced te mseae them tor perchasin JSSii. Rhea's letter to the subscriber, he saysi elS dAWtf Bteraee aad FarvrareWff BTE aademgneo, saving sSrset, sotldt aoa, in ana iiw pesac.

rarucaisc rom their friends JVAnm goads lvea to aVscelvTaf CO, patronage troi BOTeataoagii ir? i A 1 1 Tenta.iaa all a. the practice ot Law. aad PC WRIGHT, E3aes la tbe Supreme and Dia will attend teaoy uan and ta qnrty trict Courts, and Pi, JiCoart. and pleading in Eqai th Doited rJSrttb bim Mr. nL lDAIL, late of tvvHehaassscsy pgactaauj.

to general hoslnraa la tbe prowsiB'ataK(B. Hoose of James Robb A No AjtiMMir to. TvriSt April T.WT. apio 8.