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CONFIDENCE AND CREDIT. The day was dark, the market dull. The 'Change was thin, gazette were full, And half the town wu breaking Tbe couuteraign of cash wa Banker and bankrupt ihut up shop, And honest hearts were aching. When near the 'Chan (re, my fancy spied A faded fonn with hasty stride. Beneath gnef bnrthen stooping Her name was Credit, and she raid Her father.

Trade, was lately dead. Her mother, Commerce, drooping. The smile that she was wont to wear "Was withered by the hand of care, Her eyes had lost their lustre Her character was gone, ho For basely she bad been betray And nobody would trust her. That honest Industry had trierl To tain fair Credit for his bride, And foand the lady willing. But an fortune hunter came.

And Speculation was his name, A rake, not worth a shilling. Tbe villain was on misehief bent, He sained both dad and mam's conient And then poor Credit smarted. He filched her fortune and her fame. He fixed a blot upon her name, And left her broken hearted. While thns poor Credit seemed to sigh, Her cousin.

Confidence, came by, Metnina ne must, oc cicver Kor when he whimpered in her ear. She eheck'd the sigh, she dried the tear, And smiled as sweet as ever. XW The President of the United States, in letter to the Hon. Thos. B.

Florence, of Philadelphia, announces that the Government bas determined to build one of the new sloops Of war at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Export of Valuable Horses to America! We were invited yesterday on board the American packet ship Baltic, Capt. Zerega, to inspect a choice lot of horses, to be trannmit i .1 1 I. .1 njii. sea in uiaii veest'i tu me uuiicu ouiics.

xuu horses were twelve in number, and there was also a very fine bulL Amony; the horses was the celebrated thoroughbred stallion Bonny Scotland, own brother to Blink Bonny. This Slendid animal was purchased for 1000, by r. Bell, Adelphi stables, who also purchased the bull; the former for Cant. Cornish, of New York, the latter for J. J.

Williams, of Florida. The bull, a two year old, 44 a very fine animal of the Durham breed, was purchased from Lowndes, Uice House, West Derby. The other horses were selected and purchased by Mr. Fulling ton and Mr. Gage, for the Derby Plains Importation Company, Ohio.

The animals consist of the celebrated racing stallion, 44 Micky Free 44 Sir Tatton Sykes," a beautiful year old colt, for which the sum of jEIKK) was paid this fine colt was entered for the Derby and the Oaks of 1858 a Cleveland bav stallion of jtreat power and action a Clydesdale draught Stallion, of immense power and fine figure a very large and powerful Yorkshire grey stallion a thoroughbred brood mare from the stud of Sir Tatton Sykes three tine French stallions, and a brood mare of the same breed. The appointments and provender for the whole of this very valuable consignment were provided by Mr. Bell, and they exhibited his care and skill in such matters in a marked and most satisfactory manner. Liverpool Journal, October 3. the Croakers.

We recommend to you the following plain counsel, which we lorrow for your use from a New York cotemjorury of ours. It will answer as well for the region of the Mississippi as Well a for that of the Hudson Avoid idle croaking and needless borrowing of trouble. If constrained to trpeak of commercial aspects, speak truly but never for get that the enn will shine as brightly and Sowers bloom as parly next June as they ever did. Even though some should die of famine next winter, they are probably fewer than are cut off by riots, surfeits and inteniH' rance eery winter. A truly grateful heart can hardly oe long a heavy one.

A Boston Ship Frozen Up in Russian Territory. Capt. Turner, of the schooner Lewis Perry, which arrived at San Francisco, Sept. 15, in seventeen days' passage from Petrojio lovski. reports that the ship Europa, of Boston, Capt.

Robertson, had been frozen in the ice in the Amoor river for twelve months, and was got out just before the Lewis Perry sail ed, and safely anchored in Castro' Bay. "Some of her crew had gone ashore intoxicated, and were frozen to death upon the ice while lying upon it. Two others of the crew had their fingers frozen so badly that they had to be amputated, which rendered their, hands entirely useless. Benefits of the Panic. The financial troubles are not without their alleviating considerations.

Besides the general proosUioii that this sort of discipline may be presumed to be healthy in its final results, if not in its present operation, we can at once perceive tliat the times are now demanding a more rigid economy. Those who have indulged in superfluities will now see the propriety, perhaps feel the necessity, of retrenching. There are some things we used to call luxuries, which we have come to call necessities. The old nomenclature must be restored, and purchases and indigencies suited to the times. But those who, working for their daily bread, have been satisfied with simply supplying their necessities, now begin to mourn for the future to anticipate the pinchings of want.

Let them not despond. There is to be no famine. Bountiful nature has poured her treasures into our lap, until we have not room to hold them. 44 There is bread enough and to spare," but we have been in some re specta like the prodigal, wasting our substance with riotous living." With some the temptation now id to the other extreme to hoarding. But even the hoarders will have to spend their specie to some extent, for the law of circulation requires it.

Wild schemes will for a time be repressed, and men will resume habits of more sober calculation. i Perhaps the panic will tame the ferocity of the radical press a little. The 44 tight times" may teach somewhat of modesty to those who have been rampant. The down troibUm slaves" sleep soundly all night, while the bursting, speculators, the South haters, and even the clever merchants and bankers, are passing busy, days and sleepless nights, in trouble both for the past and future. There is great crashing at the North, among the tree free traders, free livers, and free thinkers while a strange repose pervades the Southern portion of the country, and if they suffer it will be in part from sympathy with ns.

Now, we hope this will promote union. a inendsiup lias been cemented through common suffering and sympathy. All tilings will yet turn out well. There is some good even in a panic. JV.

Y. Jour, of Commerce. The Meeting or the Emperors. Diplomatic Scandal. A London letter of October 2, by the Asia, says In continental politics there is nothing new, except that the fact of the Royal interview at Stuttgart having been unexpectedly joined by the Empress of Russia, after it was understood she would not be of the party, and the Empress of the French had in consequence remained away from it, seems to have created surprise and mortification at the Court of the Tuileries.

In the absence of explanation this feeling certainly seems natural, for nothing could have more the appearance of a studied slight. The Czar, however, could hardly intend such an impolitic and unnecessary affront, and some mode of smoothing it down will therefore most likely be devised. Meanwhile the affair excites an amount of diplomatic scandal, such as has rarely been known even in the sensitive region of Imperial courtesies. Barnmm Once More. The Stamford (Conn.) Advocate says: 44 It is certainlv with pleasure that we announce the probable fact thai P.

T. Bamum ifl again on his legs; that he is to day a richer man than he was before his connection with the Jerome Clock Company It is said that be has bought all the claims against nimseu ior irom nve twenty bye cents on the dollar, with the exception of about $15,000 held ia and about Danbury, which he will probably have to pay in fulL The whole of tie vast groperty assigned by him for the benefit of his creditors has again passed into his hands and he is new refurnishing and refitting 'Iranistan' in good style for his future and permanent residence. The Advocate gives no authority for this improbable statement. LIST OF LETTERS winmfl In the Post Office at New Orleans Or to ll, brr 167. Persons calling will please mention that tbev are advertised.

On letters advertised as remaining on hand there shall be charged, wnen aenverea out. oniari lac regular po ajn, the cost of which will be, on each letter, tine cent. Regulations ol rostmaeirr General. Collins John K. mrs Collins Eliza mrs Couery Emele mrs Constance mrs Cooper Jane miss Davis Amelia A mrs Davis Olivia miss Grav mrs lerson Sarah miss Green mrs Greenly Mary mrs O'Connor mrs O'liara mrs Ofran Catherine miss Neill Mathilda mrs Psrke Clara mrs I'sddeo Eliza A miss Parson Elizabeth A mrs Prmberton mrs Perkins Eliza 8 mrs Pitttield Laura miss Randolph Sarah mrs Kanry Margaret mra Reano Matilda miss Reeder Martha miss Reed Margaret A mrs Reed Ann mrs Ktilly Elizabeth mrs Sanders Mary mi Scaret Margaret Shattark miss Swain Eliza miss SebaKtisnJ mrs Stern Minerva mra Stewart Emma Stewart Mary A mra Stewart mrs Simcox Margaret mrs Teal nannah miss Tracy Mary mips Tavlor Rose miss Toll Elizabeth mrs Vail Lucy mrs Vail Jane mrs Van Dykrr mios Vauphall mrs Wallace Eliza miss Walker Liaette miss Watson mrs Wray Catherine miss Weekes Ferine miss i Welsh Margaret miss Welph mif Wre litmnre Mary miss ilder Mary f.

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M. New Orleans, October i. 157. Alhan Adams Wm Adams Adam Isaac Ackerman Henry Alder Adde A Allen Ethan Allen UENTiLEMEX'S JL.I.ST. A Ahright David Aiken A Addisou Joseph Arrutton A Amerorse Angel Attoniy Eagan Allught txeorge Arnold Win il Arnold Anisden Julin capt Alley James A gen Wm 31 BsgsReorge Bary Frank Bailey Samuel Rather Thomas Kates (j Barly Barnes Thos Hasten Barmft Thos Bateman Banks John Baker Wm Baker Thos Baldwin Henry Balrk Edward Barker Edward Barnard Kan Richard Burnt one Wm Barry Black Wm Black John Blanchard Blackmail Brandenburg mr Bradley John Braird 2 Bennett Wm Berkley Wm 8 Aaclimuty Ruber mr Berk Bedford Belcher Wm II Brady David Bell James Agwick Ureat house Anderson Joseph Audersou dr Armbruster David Anderson Jack Anderson Clias Andrews Andrews Sl co Androse Saml Bowen A Brooks Brook Martin Brown John Brown Allien capt Brown Henry BerghausUeo 11 dr Brown Thoa Bernabud Ferd Belcher Clias Berry A Bell Wm A Bell David Brown Win Brown Wen Brown Franklin Brown John Bryant John Breedlnve Albert Burrows John Bruk Edmund nrindley Low Brigg Edwin Bnuitighaui Beard Thouias Booue 1 Bosnell Felix Binsall K.

Bene Henry Bones Wm Black Henrv Budd Francis Bryde Aiithon Burton Bur. k. Burkett Burgess Alexander Buck Henry Burnett Bost wick Buniey Joseph 57 P'S" 4UI" Hurtou Horace Black Burke Ed Bolan A Burke Roderick niara junn nurae Boyd 8 By rue Patrick Casey Owen Clark Henry Coffin John Canty XV ro Clark Charles 2 Cond John Casey John Clark John Copeland Root Cavauagb Peter Clark Mat hew Cloney Dennis Calahan John Clark William Cowden Thomas Cameron Mr Clark James Colgan Thomas Campbell Walter BCraig John Comford Richard Campbell George WCrafton Dudley Consan Wm Carey Wm A Cranner James Concon Carigan Andrew Cran Wm Conuell John Carmicbael David Crawford Col II ComiefT Martin Carney William Crawford Duncan Converse A 4c co Carroll Klcnara si crane connety luomas Camenter Carry Albert Carroll John Carton Carrnther John 8 Clany Thouias Chandler Capt Cliamplin A ciarey James Chapman 8 Chapman Wm Clark 6 Day AM' Daniel 8 Darly Martin Daley Darby James' Danby Drake Dabin Henry Davidson James Darby William Davis James It Davis Drew John Deviney A Deval A Deaecpia Alex Deiiisan Henry Drenan Joseph Eastow fleo Crumpton Wash Cook SB Craig John Crozren A Cleveland I) Crowell Capt Cheesbnroughs BC'roswell Cellerbertr Altred Curnen John 1'opeland co Corns; Menry Coffe John Cochrane A Cope li I Edwards Muses Estes rapt Endt Lewis Engel Philip Evans Wm Emerson at co Evans dr Esses 8 Everett Henry EllisVU forge Icits Wm Cusack Martin Church John TB Cnbit Rk hard Cludy John Chapman Everett Cochrane WaccoCaron James Cahoun John Cortia Jamea Curbonuett Capt Delate Barney qj Doolan Martin Dennis Peter Delaman Jamea Devary Patrick Devine John Devall David Deveno Wm Demange DickmaiiThoa 3 Diver Daniel DwightCW Dilland AT Dillon Wm Doubles Dougherty WJ Doire Patrick DoddSoml 3 Elder Wm Dovle Patrick Douglas Asa A Donnelly A Donnelly Duff (irover A'co Vtxfty Michael' Dnffy Jamea Doffee Duaen Richard DwyerTJohn Darner Willis Drum Philip DrydenTH Duggan 8 Duncan Dunne DO Ellis Albert Elliott Lewis Enwright lender Edington iirood Eanler Farrelt Frawley John Farvell James Francis John Fragon Lemon Flanery 3 FrasierC Earn ban capt Fanner Farrell Joseph Farley Wm Farbose Samoel Fervel David Fenton John Ferrell Hugh Frenderburg A Ferguson Samuel Glass August Cismble iseo A tin I he ram UalbraithE Gardner Oay iayley Tdr (i ray Juliua (iray John Graves Joseph Gray Oeo Gray Thos ii raves Edward Hadden Jas Harley Andrew Hall fi Haley Jas Haley Hamsen Hammond Wm Ham mr Hanly Jarome llancox lien Hanagan Thos llarkius Hangliu Phillip Hawley Wm Harrison Daniel Hart Ephraim Hart A Harrod Caleb Hargua Samuel Harvey Jaa Haves John Hayden Geo Helleringlian Hearnev Kesgley Wni Kelbeu M. nrdell MrCowlev Jno Van Buren A Wadwell Wade H'capt Wade Whalnrs Wallace Wallace A alrott ali.h Walrott Waldow A Walters atsou Watson Watson mr Wintersou ithrill Wilkins Wilber Wibum Wilkins W'ithuiu rapt vt iiaius Young Zerpiel A Fnrgnson Thos Fowler 8 French John Foster John Frederick Godfrey Fowler Samuel I Feeley John Foust Vernon James Forrest Chas Frederick Lewis Flowers Jamea French I Fette Flyun Michael Fitzhugh dr F'lin John FrenchW Flyn Fielden Wm Fitzatrick Peter Fisher Fisher Geddes John Grayson Jaa Geenler Cliaa Greenwood A Green Peter Gellum Gibney Patrick Griswold Gitison Benajah iordon John Gibson John Gilmore John Gilbert Wm Uereghty Patrick Godfrey Frank II Jackson Elijah Jackson Joseph James Wm Jameson John Jefferson Jenkins John Johns Jondy Oscar Joram Geo K. Kelly John Kelly Kenedv I) Kerr KM KerrJ Ker dr Kernau Kliugliii John II Knight It I I.earh Leahy Wm Ix nnv l.aburity Wm Lennard A I.angtree Jno I.eary l.audeman Lenk Harrison Alex Chas Lee Leonard Jerry earv Uetz Ley lies Leutrv Thos Lester David Madden Peter Mahuu MagaleJ FI Manver Magee Jas Mmonv Maston Mangan Mavheld Magrath Marshall Marnton Marshall Marsrhalk Martin Martin Martin Martin Maaler J.

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Luke's Church. E. McIIATTOX, P. M. New Orleans, October ss, Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES.

HOARD SONS. SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, established at No. 70 Gravler street. New Orleans, where the subscriber who ia sole agent for the above States, is re ceiving from eight to sixteen every month, of sizes from 3 to 34 horse power, of these celebrated Engines, which, after a test of nine years of upwards of 800 Engines in all the States of the Union all giving the most complete satisfaction, aa belngTHE ONLI Portable Engine having cylinder boilerTwHICH IS ALL UTILIZED HEATING BUBFAfJE AND PERFECTLY ACCESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING requires no brick work to put them in operation, no special skill to set them op, and hot the smallest proportion of fuel to run them.

Also, constantly in store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straub's Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws, for steam or horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shafting, Pullies, Stands, Boxes and Bolts, ready to fit oat, complete, at the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins, Saw, Corn and Floor Mills, which can be put in operation in few days after being received. Descriptive pamphlets, with 140 testimonials, will be sent by mail to any address. SAMUEL H. GILMAX.

ngoo lyaalOW 70 Gravier street. New Orleans. Remittance! to the Old Conntry. DRAFTS ON THE BANK. OF IRELAND, in soma of d.

sterling to 50 nd upward, always for sals by rcisircij power Ii4 4m 90 Common, street. i Holmes II rev Holmes Henry 2 Holme Samuel HowsC Howland II a Howard Perry Howard Anthony How AFrtr Hosston Wm Hevy, Patrick Aco Horley Foster Henry FT Hill Geo Hitchcock MB Hill Gen Hevey 2 Hester Wm Hubert Henrv Htird A in ton Jas Huntington John Hurst John HutchiiiiMin II Hughes Thos Hockersmott Wm Hutchings HnyleJM Hugeieo Holman Chas Hurd A Hayden Ewd capt Horam Anthony Haves Geo Harris John is Daars Irwin Irwin Irwin Inslay mr Ingalls JoiborL Jackson John II Jackson John Karson Kappard John Kenpen Keepe Krllar A Hunt Hull Hugh David Hurley Jaa Justinbruu Lewis Kirkpatrirk Ki.ul K.lw Kineul Kinney John Kinsley A Kerne Wm Kery Knifing Cha Korpke ii Lnftin I.ooiinecker Iiug ii col Lm kett Llovd A Kaip Loiig I) Lockt tt Lvuns Llovd l.uney LukinsJ Lyude Monroe Montgomery Moore A oore It capt Morrison I Morrison Thoa Morris Morris Morris Morriugtou II Moran MurCG Mvers Myers Mullen II Muir JA 3 Mvers Muir A urphe Juo SIMcKu'iglit II MrGuiues JasMrKeuiia McKenzie Wm Mr Lure K. Mrljiy 2 MrMillou Mclaughlin McWalaer McLean NorrroBs Nobles Norton Noyes Norton Joseph O'Connor O'Connor O'Siltlivan O'Sullivan TO RENT. run pvt tv. iutrv House No.

fi6 Pry tania street. It haa four large rooms in front house ImnA fnnr anit.hU An. In rear building: also two rooms on back line. Rent 4A per mourn. Appiy ai i II 1 1 1 II 1 1 hhivp vriu hpa't a nnrortaiile two storv brick Dwelling Honse, lighted with gas and supplied with tuih.nuim MTirl varii.

situated in Camp street, between Orange street and Felicity Road. Apply to Dr. MEUX, corner of Carondelet and Canal streets. 024 tf FOR RENT The store No. 10 Customhouse street, between Levee and Front Levee.

Apply to P. A. GIRAUD i oi3 tflf 11 and 13 Customhouse St. "i F.NT Rrnw No. 11 Dauphin street, near Canal.

Possession can now be had. Apply to JOHN w. A UM.no, o23 3t If 23 Kxciiange fiace. FOR RENT The two story brick Dwelling on tue corner of St. Charles and Girod streets.

Possession given on the 1st November. Apply to 3 ill TURNER A RENSHAW.in.campsc FOR RENT Front Office (up stairs) of No. a Gravier street. Applv to tf SllLLER 88 Gravier st vrtu PV.MT i fna House suitable for asmall family, lately occupied by the subscriber, on Mel DAmene street. hetwen Navadea and Apollo, With every convenience attached.

To a good tenant the rent will be reasonable. Apply at 23 Trhoupitoiiias street, up stairs. o23 ot" SAMUEL KW IMG. fSKSi TO LET The three story brick Store ii Magazine street. Also, front umce.

koihu uwi, i.a change Place. Apply to OJ2 tf T. H. KENMK1JI. lMuamp streer.

KTOHPS ON CAMP STREET TO RENT The second story of the Store No. 13 Camp street, now Loccupieti Dy tne tirover mnvri wiii(, Company. Also, the second and third story ol o. 11 Camp street. Apply on tt i M.

GUSHING. K7 St. Charles 'HOI'SK FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Tbe arutrllllll Mlia Wfll IlKnirU I WO BIWIV 11 It ft lwriUIIK )OUie, wit a attir, siiuaua ai me comer nj ayam'B and I'bilin (ttrertf. witu extra large yarn, navnijr nx w.irM in tlit rtKjma. 1 He unuturr.

wuirn is it iFiu. uew and made to order in this city, will be sold if required on liberal term. Apply on tne premis 'a, or 10 il tf VICTOR SI. LsOUISBT. TO KENT The verv desirable two atorv brick Dwelling House west side of Calliope street, between and Urvaues.

win oe reniea ov tne vear. jfoMession frtveu 1st rsovemoer. ror lenus, appiy 10 io 7t IT T. H. STEPHENSON, IVJ Gravier st.

TO RENT The two story Uwelliuir House. No. third fmm the corner of Lafayette, on Basin street, will be rented, by the year, low to a cood tenant. Knr imrt irulaxa. aomv at ItllS omce.

to jo tf A. M. HOLBROOK. in rear of tne INew ur leans avInTS' iituuou, ro. 143 Canal street.

Apply on tne premises, siu tt ti TO RENT The two story double frame tenement went side of jayaries street, tx tweeu 1 nana ana Erato. Possession riven 1st November. Apply to ANDERSON METCALr. 20 lit Commercial Place. FOR RENT EHtrible Rooms on the corner Camp I street and CJommeniai I'lace, over tue omce oi tue Sfiiithrm Pncihc Kailroad Company.

oih tnio GEO. C. LAWRAbON, Stcretary. JTTii 1 iU' at vs. second to corner of Kasin.

on Lafayette street, will Jsa ili. be rented, by the year, ilow to a good tenant. For particulars, apply at this otlire, to FOR RENT A demrahle two story lfwellitiff Iloutn on Canal street, between Baiii and Franklin streets. Possession the 1st November. Apply to G.

B. DUNCAN. Exchange street, tf comer Customhouse street. FOR ENT Poennioii oivrn on the 1st of No vemberThe large brick liwellinp House, withafl its dependencies, tormeily tue residence ol ur.1 Kd. Martin, situated on Rampart utreet.

No. jth. For terms. apply to VICTOR KOI' AO Ol7 tl wo. IjOUibbi.

FOR KNT rA small Family Dwellimr. in the hf.urtii District corner ami I iura streets. i with tine lame vard and stable. Inquire on Jackson street, second dour from Magazine, ot OltV tt Tl CllAKll, fv rO.LFA. FOR RENT A very desirable Othce.

Camp rtreet, tx infi tne trout room on tne second noor. Apply to a. mAL tirAL. Ini Commercial Plac. TO RENT OR LEASE A two story Dwelling on St.

Charles street, late Nnyades, between Cilo and Calliope, well calculated fur a genteel family. Rent, The three story brick More 7 camp street, witn (raa fixtures in each storv. Rent. JIKK). The brick Dwelling Uoue imi i anal street.

Kent, 7tvi. Apply to Al. ALTON, oih lut 'u unnip siret'i. TO RENT The two story brick Dwelling House 2 2 Bartholomew street. 1'uMetniun given int.

io kfpnilMT ne jit. Aopiv to SLARK. STAL'FFER ols tf Canal street. FOR RENT The four story brick House No. 15 Camp street, between Oirod and Julia, with com forttihle dwelliiiR above and larire, tine stir below.

fitted up ready fur business. Possession 1st of November. Apply to A. BROTHER, ol3 rJt tauip street. FOR RENT The three story brick Store No.

so Bank ror term apply to u. r. it i kaiium at J. A. UhAKU cu.a umce.

ol3 lt 8 Banks's Arcade. TO LET Two larae Stores, 117 and llTchoupi toulau street. Apply to R. SEATON or J. PEEBLES, oh tf 1 Carondelet street.

TO RENT A desirable Orhceon I'uiou street, op porite tue new nana oi Orleans. Apply to MENARD A VIGNAt'D, oh lm tT li Bienville street. TO HENT From the 1Mb of October A double two stiry House on the comer of Terpsichore and Frank tin streets, within five minutes walk of Drvadea market: each side contains eiiznt rooms, pant net, cistern and a larfte yard. Apply to J. KEATING, on St.

Mary street. ie ween Apollo ann avaaes streets; or to o. im r. i isH I'eniido street. FOR SALE OR RENT The two story aud attic brick House r3 Coimtauce street, at present occupied II.

1. Janvier. Ksu. Possession iivyii on the 1st Novenuwr. The house has every convenience for a and respectable family.

For further particulars, apply to OA tf 17 Customhous1 street. FOR RENT A family Residence for rent in Jef feinon Cit. situated afthe comer of Austerlitz and Iive oak streets: it contains twelve rooms oe si ties the kitchen, which contains six. The Mnazme street omnibuses inss within one suuare ol it. and it ttonlvt bree sauares from Nanoteou avenue.

The bouse is in thorough order, haviutf leen recently painted and repaired. For terms, apply to jru' jum. i.ir.n. on tne premise. TO RENT The lest location in the citv Orhcrs and Rooms The svlendid three story upper part of ttie new nniiinuic st.

t. imrti iirrrr. ri nu Lfm mon. Verandah Buildings, comprisinit in all twelve rooms. suitable for Orhees and Oweilint? Kooms.

Apply to the Cigar store at the corner. im FOR RENT Several verv desirable Orhce. front and resr, in the Iron Building corner of Camp and Zatciiez streeis. A nv to me LOUlSlAN. MCTCAL INS.

Xr tHT corner Camp and Natchez sts. VtU UVKT A ttaTfiaitakri. hr.j ll St i ire frr.iit.ii nn fi.i.Walerand Levee streets, near Jackson street. Fourth District, suitable fora grocery or dlnp store, tor par ticulars, apply to XT t. Tl mj li 11 I rJai nnur in r.

au2.t nearly oiiosite the Post Office. Also a three stor brick store aud dwellimr. situated on the same square, next to tne corner ot rmnp aud Levee streets. FOR RENT The Louisiana Savimrs Company being about to remove to their new omce on t. Charles street, the store now occupied by said Com pany, on the corner of Lafayette and Camp streets, in Odd Fellows' Hall, will be for rent from aud after the rixst of October next, ror terms.

vc, apply to T. H. SHIELDS, Secretary's Othce, BCrV tf in Odi Fellows' HalL TO RENT The two storv Dwelling House No. next to corner of Basin. ou Lafavette street, will be a il rented by the vear low to a ood tenant, for par ticulars npply at this othce, to B17 tPi ii.

niPiinn ur. ftt, FOR. RKNT Kroni 1st October The erv desira ble two story frame Dwellitiffs 41y and 4 1 Magazine a .11 street. Apply to HtUK lilMMJKIiJli, sll tf comer of Canal and Koyal streets. SS, FOR RENT From the 1st November The large I and commodious tore ro.

atcnez sweet, now Lrwriinifid hv J. Hurbridge ar has all the cou venienre for a large factorage business back and front offices, tine sample room for cotton or tobacco, and an A No. 1 proof vault, and storage tor osrreis. Apply to XI. 1.

Hl ii. 7tnr. 27 and Natrhez street. OKFICES AM) SLEEPING APARTMENTS To Rent Two neatly tiuished rooms for flrhces on li ne secono nmir. iiwviiik koihi iikui.

suit iw.i i able Sleeping Apartmeiita on the tuinl noor. in tne turee itorv brick store No. 10 Bank Place, will be rented low hv the vear to a good tenant. Fur particulars apply at this orhce, to ttj a. m.

iiuijukiiur. Vntl I'K'T Tin. nlKma iiiiw til 1 I ii 1,, i dersigned. corner of Canal and Carondelet streets; iialio the Building being erected next door to Messrs. John Watt Carondelet street ready lith October Apply to auitt tf BYRNE, VANCE ar CO.

FOR RENT Important to Merchants The splendid House and Store corner of Common and LKr Charles streets, formerlv oecuDied hv the late John Dacournau'a Clothing Establishment. Apply to au2H tf HENRY ST. PALL, 42 Royal street. fiGOi FOR RENT The Store 118 Conimou street. Pos Tnr session given on 1st October.

Apply opposite, at 119 amiL Common street, front omce, up stairs, to SU22 tm tt. TO RENT The three story Store, with back Warehouse. No. Camp street, now occupied by Messrs. Stone.

Tntt 4 Co. Possession given 1st of November next. Apply to aul4 tf ED. SI I Common street. Hirr KF TO F.NT The uuoer part of the building No.

19 R.i,k PLce. well suited for offices ora light mechan. ical business. Possession given immediately. Apply at the Picayune office.

iyii tf TO RENT The four story brick Store ou corner Csuid and Gravier streets, at present occupied by i Thos. H. Barker. Possession given 1st of November next. Inquire of tu.

Sriirr Je2n tl JV twnmon streer Tn f'ntron Planters and Skinnerx. THE Belleville Iron Works, at Algiers, opposite New Orleans, are Drenared to furnish HOOP TIES for Cotton Bales, of Rives Patent, which is considered to be a great improvement. Parties interested are Invited to call to examine the Tie, and judge for themselves. J. J.

PERSON. Z'resiaenz oi we tt urss, S24 3m Carondelet street, corner of Union. New Orleans Remittance Office. SIGHT DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANK OK IRELAND, in suma to suit; ditto, payable in any post town in England, Scotland or the Canada. The usual fa ciutiea for passengers, eabin or steerage, to or from Liver Pool.

Collection of claims in this or the above named countries on reasonable terms Letters from a distance, postpaid, will have prompt attention. mqp jun.i i nana nare. Steamboats, fehln and Families witn iseez. rors, Autton, and Veai, Sanaagea, Tripe, and everythiiur In tk. knhorin.

lln. lUn.li 1 1 barrels of choice Corned Beef put up to order. for Cabin or Familv nae. Sun. TSio.

9, 69 and 61 Old French Market. SS8 67 lyT MERKEL PARKER. tJT Steamboata and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live Stock, such aa fresh Milch Com. Host. Shoata.

Pin. bhecp, tioat. (recK, Ducks, Ciuviess, Ac. RESTAURANTS, McDonnell's Kestaarant and Bar. 147 Common street.

THIS well known and loug established Restaurant will be ready to accommodate its customers and patrons by the 15th and will, aa heretofore, be abundantly supplied with everything the market affords. The Bar ia now open, and, aa ever, well furnished with tbe best wines and liquora. The proprietor hopes by strict attention to bnsiness to receive a generous share of the pnblic support. M. LEON DCBOC, his maitre de cuisine for more than six years, bas now an interest in the concern.

o5 3mf JOHN McDOVNELL. tram's Oyster Saloon, 101 ft. Charles street. approvea style. nsbnrr.

Jeso This well known establishment, after a thorough renovation, is now open for the season. The best of everv a. a in (K. w.0 nt T. HaassaBTas DER and LIQUOR, will be found at all times at this house.

The Cooks, Barkeepers, Stewards, and other attendants, have been engaged expressly for their polite and attentive Qualities. If prompt attention to tbe wants of guests be the talisman of success, tbe proprietor of SAM'S SALOON flatters himself that he will merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. o9 6mT Fruits and Oysters. SMALL 1'ROKITS AND LAKGK SALES. I We.

tue undersigned, bave this day en Itered into copartnership, at the old stand of J. B. F1UNIOLO. 10 aud 11 Front street, between Common and Customhouse streets, for the transaction of the Fruit and Ovster business; and thankful for the patronage heretofore re reived from our customers, we recommend ourselves to them in future, and assure everybody that, aa we are new beginners, nothing shall be spared to execute all orders left with us with the most care and prompt ness, and we shall transact our business under the firm of PI MACHECA as CO. B.

PIGNIOLO. JOSEPH MACHECA, (iKOHliE BORCH, anio tf PETER. J. POLLMAN. Oyster Saloon.

1W Marais street, corner of Bienville. The undersigned beas most i respectfully to inform his old friends and the public in general tuat ne win open I liia Saloon on Saturdav. the JNO. A. WILLIAMS.

19th of September, at 6 P. for the season, and that they ran depend on getting, at all times, the best OYSTERS in tbe market, served in every style; also, FISH, GAME and POULTRY, dished no in the most approved stvle. Private families supplied with Oysters in cans or in barrels, on the shortest notice, and on tue most reasonable terms. Private Rooms for Families up stairs. LAWRENCE MARASCIULO.

S18 SmTT Proprietor. Anthony Astredo's OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT. Iti Hoval street, adinininff the Post. Office i ANTHONY ASTKKUO resnertlullv in i forms his friends and the public that he will reopen his Saloon on Saturday, September I'A ai cioca A. ni.

precisely. His arrangements are such that epicures can al ways rely on obtaining at his Saloon the best description Ol KAlUU UISltKS, 1UK.1LK, ttAMt, FISH, ic; in fact, every luxury that the market can attorn. MEALS AT ALL HOl'RS. and at the shortest notice. His collection of INES and LIQUORS is unsurpassed Dy any otnerestaoiistiment.

A splendid Saloon up stairs, arranged especially for the use of private parties aud families. KRI IT of all kinds. PICKLED OYSTERS, it, by wnoiesaie ami retail, in cans ana barrels. Special attention given to orders from families in the city or country. sll tl Oyster Saloon, Uti Gravier street.

The undersigned begs most respectfully to inform his old frirnds ana the public in iren era) that be bas just opened his Saloon for the season, and that thev can depend on getting, at all times, the best OYSTERS in the market, served in every style; also, FISH. GAME and POULTRY, dished ud in the most l'rivate tamiiies ana steamDoats sunDlied with ovs ters in cans or in barrels, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable ternis. sl3 tf JOHN DAVIS, Proprietor. CAItKIAUE REPOSITORY. Ii.

MARSH DEN MAN CO. SI, S3 and Common Between St. Charles and City Hotel CA LECHES; ROCKAWAYS; BRETTS; COACnES; BUGGIES JERSEY Aud a general assortment of II A 8 for rsah or city acceptances. Jai9 ly St. Charles Loan Office.

Diamonds. Gold and Silver Watche JL JL and Jewelrv of all dfscriptions. Sil for sale low On COMMON STREET, under the St. Charles Hotel. tft Unredeemed fledges, consisting of AJl ver VYare, Guns.

Ritles and 43 tdr Liberal advances made on all descriutions of Goods. rurniiure, ru7 67 lyTi ltKMOVAL. TAYLOR iV KADUIN, Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS. SHOES, HATS and CAPS, have removed their stores from .7 Magazine street, to he large and commodious stores. Kosl 21 MAGAZINE and 41 COMMON STREETS.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they have removed their store, as above, where tbev 'will keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stork of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS aud CAPS, of every variety and quality. They are now receiving in their new stores, per steamer Black Warrior, ships Susan Hinksand Fannie Eater, over Fifty Thoosand Dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE GOODS, to which thry would respectfully call the atten tion of Country Merchants and Dealers generally. The inducements they offer to buyers cannot be surpassed by any ot her establishment in tbe ci'y. JT Please call and examine our stock.

TAYLOR RADDIN, slJ tf il Magazine and 47 Common streets. To Merchants (and Planters rTlHE subscriber lias on hand Inrire and coilltiU'te assortment l'hiladelriliiu manufactured Plan tatiun and Koad WAGONS lor anf horses and oxen. Csne and other CARTS. DRAYS. TIM BER WHEELS.

OX CARTS and WHEELS. JERSEY rnd BAGGAGE WAGONS. TRUCKS and WHEELBAR ROWS of all kinds, and all other articles in the line, made of the best material and workmanship, warranted to be superior to any other manufacture, for sale on as irnod ternis and lower than anv other establisliiiit ut. Purchasers will find it to their interest to rail aud exam ine before purchasing elsewhere. IA1IU u.

8. 711 and 7i Carondelet street. All of the above articles are manufactured of the best New Jersey whiteoak. black locust hubs. UT Also 011 hand a large assortment of Sugar and Cot ton fLOLGHS, at low prices.

01.17 IV LARGEST Sonthern Piano Forte Manufactory. GOLD MKOAL PKEMIL'SI P1AMO FORTES. M. K. A A 1 1 rg Manufacturers of Grand and siuare lciano runn, 1, .1, i aiiit iunn cuiaw niiii 1 1 el" 'oi i.i.i.

1 1 1 11 hi land at our New Sales Room. 207. Balti more street, between Cliarles aud Light streets, Thriie celebrated PIANOS have at difrerent Fairs for several successive years, been awarded the hightest premiums for excellence over all competition. Thev have also been pronounced by a. TJiainerg, tbe most celebrated pianist in the world, and other distinguished artists, including M.

Strakosh. G. Satter. kc, to be equal, if not superior, to any in tins counir. We have cmistantlv ou hand at our extensive waremoms aa above, the largest assortment ot nne flA M1KTKS to be found in this city, vuicii we win sen, wuoiesaie sua retail, on the most liberal terms.

In everv case we guarantee our rianoa to give entire sat isfaction. sT Constantly on hand, a hue assortment ot MKLO DEONS. of the best makers, at prices from 45 to t. Always for sale, a large number ot good second Hand Pianos, at prices ranging from 7 to 9 Mt. 1 l.

i i rinuui ai uniiKcu, uuru, vi unini. ir.o 3m WM. KNABE CO. Philadelphia Saddlery Warehouse. Sign of the Golden Horse Head.

No. Magazine street, ana rso. 47 Lanai street. MAGEE A RNEASS. Manufacturers and Imiwrters of Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware, Harness, minus.

t.ariet riags. ieatlier. and Findings for Saddlers, Coach. Trunk and Shoemakers, comprising one of the largest and most complete assortments to be found in the ritv PLOUGHS Peacock, Calhoun ana Carey riougna. ot an sizes.

REGALIA I. O. O. Mason and Sons ot T. Rega lia, of everv description the largest and most comulete assortment to be found in the United States.

INDIA RUBBER BELTING. PACKING and HOSE. Magee ar Kneass are the sole ageiita for the New York Beltine and Parkins Comnanv. have alwavs on hand a large assortment of Belting and Packing, of the various kinds for Steam Joints and Hose of all sizes can offer inducements to purchasers. Call and examine our atork.

Look for the Large Horse standing in the door at ro. ri magazine street. nio so ly mysa! Stoves Stoves. Suspended Bank Notes taken at Par. AUSTIN at GOODWIN.

No. 1 Front Lere. un mi 11.114 large assortment of Omce, Parlor, Bar Room and Cooking Stoves which they will sell at the lowest prices, and will take the Notes of the Susnend.nl Banks In payment at par. Ur Stoves bought from them will be nut un in anv n.rf ji tne cny iree 01 vnargf. ols tl Jyl4 tf MM Oval eye Cotton Hoes.

The attention of Southern merchants isinvited to our new style of Cast Steel hues, with oval eyes, the advantages of which are at once apparent. Orders should be forwarded aa soon aa possible to insure prompt shipment by the time wanted. Prices as low aa any other make of Hill. DUU1IT BRTJFF BROTHER fc SEAVER, Sole Agents, Warren street. New York.

Notice to Travelers In Texas. Shortest, (quickest and Cheapest Route to the Brazos and Colorado Valleys. Austin and Western Texas, via B. B. B.

A C. RAILROAD, from Harrisburg, connecting with New Orleans and Galveston and Galveston and Houston V. 8. Mail steamers, and at Richmond with stages to Austin, and to Gonzales and lntermeaiate points; Cars leave Harriabnra each dav (except Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock A. M.

returning, leave Richmond at loo cioca e. ol. Passengers for Austin, sc. leave Galveston on Tuesday's ana calumny steamooat, raxing a. zzarnsourg, ana stages at Richmond the following oay Gonzales stage leaves Kictimoua on Sunday.

1 nraun riesers co suub win uHcruKmsie minis dt. railway ana r. sawyer wages, may oe oocainea 01 steamboat Between Galveston and Harris burg, or at liar Railway. JelR tnlO EDUCATION. Miss Allison's Institution for Young I LADIES.

Camp street, corner of Delord street IN this Institution the pupils are carefully Instructed In all the branches of a solid and polite education. Long experience having convinced the principal that no elevated superstructure con be raised without a solid foundation, the greatest attention is paid to the progress of the junior pupils, whilst tbe more advanced are afforded every opportunity for completing a thorough and highly finished masters are engaged for Latin, French, Spanish and Music Painting and Drawing, in all the different varieties of style, are taught by Miss M. Allison. Ur Terms and particulars can be known by applying at the Institution. jft tf University of Louisiana.

LAW DEPARTMENT. THE Lectures in this department will commence on the Second Monday of November, IHA7, and continue until the first Monday of April, 1M68. They will embrace the most important branches of the Civil, Common, Constitutional and International Law, aa well aa Equity Jurisprudence and Practice. Lectures will be delivered by four Professors. Those by Professor McCALEB will treat of Admiralty and Maritime Law, International Law, and the Jurisdiction ot the Courts of the United States.

Those by Professor RAN DELL HUNT will treat of Commercial Law, Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence. Those by Professor ROSELTUS will embrace tbe Civil Law; Land Titles, whether derived from England, Spain, France or the United States, and the Practice of the Courts of Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiana. Those by ProfessorHENNEN will embrace the Common Law, Equity Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional Law. The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred on those students only who shall have attended two full courses of Lectures, or one full course after having read twelve months under the direction of a respectable Counselor at Law, and who shall, on examination by the various Professors, be found deserving of the honor. The fee of each Professor is 25; matriculation fee, and aiu for the diploma.

All communications must be addressed to the Dean of the Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE IL McCALEB, Dean of the Faculty. St. Charles Institute. GREENVILLE, NEAR CARROLLTON, LA.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Conducted by M'ine C. MACE. THE Classes of this Institution will be reformed for the Session on the 1st of September next. In making this announcement, M'me Mac avails herself of the opportunity of returning her thanks to those families who have honored her with their confidence, and of assuring them that, aa heretofore, her establishment will combine all the elementa necessary for the comfort and the intellectual improvement of the young ladies entrusted to her care.

The instruction imparted at the St. Charles Institute ia olid, and extends to all those branches which constitute an accomplished education, both in English and in French M'me Mare taking the greatest care to secure the most accomplished Professors, on whose devotion to their duties every rrliance may be placed. The advantages offered to young ladies of French families to acquire a thorough knowledge of the English language, and on the other hand, of American pupils to attain a perfect command of the French language, are not surpassed by those of any institution in the country; and the success with which they have been heretofore employed may be ascertained through the most satisfactory references. Full information, as to terms, may be found in the prospectus, to be obtained at ahe institution. au30 tv THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA has been organized with a view to effect a cooperation in the management of ita large and ffuurishiug Commercial and Grammar Schools.

COLLEGIATE FACULTY. C. W. SEARS, (graduate of the U. S.

Military Academy,) Profi ssor of Mathematics aud Natural Sciences, and Dean. LOUIS DCFAU, M. Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy. W. C.

DUNCAN, M. Professor of Belles Lettres aud Elocution. W. BATTIER, Professor of Natural Sciences. GEORGE GESSNER, AL Professor of Latin, Greek, kvti and German.

J. GEN TIL, M. Professor of French and Spanish Lan euairea Professor LOUIS DI'FAU will exercise a general supervision over the Department, and have charge of ita fiscal affairs. The Commercial and Grammar Schools will continue in session during the summer. Terms, as moderate as in any other Southern School, are as follows; Boarding per annum, tuition included.

40 00 Half boarders, per mouth Id UO Collegiate and Commercial 1 0(1 Grammar School per month, tlO, 98, or according to age of pupils. Arrangements must be made directly with Professor DUFAU for the admission of students to either department, either as boarders, half boarders, or day scholars. For full particulars, apply at tbe Superintendent's office, No. 1 East Wing, corner of Common and Baronne streets. my il tf St.

Charles Institute! MADAME MACK, Directress of tbe St. Charles Institute, respectfully announces that, from the 1st a lady, attached to the establishment, will be is attend ance at the Bsroune street Station of the Carrollton cars. 10 conauri aay pupna irom tne city to tue institution, by the 8 A. M. cars, aud also to attend them to the same place on their return by the 4 o'clock Carrollton train.

Tbe Institute is but a run of twenty live minutes distant from the city, and the ride and change of air cannot but con tnuute to tue sanitary advantage 01 pupiia .02 lm Sinaer's Sewing" Machines. AMONG modern inventions few if any have more won. derful success than SINGER'S SEWING MA CHIN ES. Practical results of great magnitude have con. vinred the public that they are not only of real utility but ot great necessity.

Aioeu oy rue oesi macniuery at men are constantly employed in their manufacture, and M. Singer Co. are now erecting an iron building, to extend their business, at a cost of No other Sewing Machine has given satisfaction to the public, as an evidence of which. I. M.

Singer at Co. have received over l.nuo Sewing Machines in exchange for ineirs. allowing earn ior otner macnines. lor tne purpose of breakiug them up. Of those received in exchange.

over 4m were Graver at Baker a patent, and over tieeler 4c nson s. The iust indignation of hundreds in Louisiana is excited by having been deceived in the purchase of inferior Sewing Machines, which were FULLY GUARANTEED, but which proved a constant annoyance bv gettina out of or der, and are now laid aside. Had the owners of those Machines taken the precaution that Messrs. Hebrard ti Co. have, by employing a machiuirit, whose constant dot is to keep theirs in order, they might still have had their Machines in use.

live years since, tbe undersigned bouffht the ncht of Singer's Sewing Machine for the parish of Lafourche In terior, and has sold over seventy of their Machines, mostly in that parish, not one of which is out of order, though many of them have been used several years, and some nf theni entirely in the charge of negroes, who received not more than one hour's iiistruction. To Drove that there need be no apprehension that Sing er's Sewing Machines will get out of repair, thirty were sold in Lafourche, payable nt twelve mouths, on condition that they would sew as well at tbe end of the year as at the beginning. Nearly every machine of other kinds in 1 atourriie interior nas ueeii lain aside or exchanged tor Singer s. Like success lias attended the use ol these Ma chines in all other places when the agents have giveu pro per instruction. challenge competition on any ama 01 work, nue or coarse, and will sew a besutitul seam the same on both sides of the fabric, either 011 cloth or leather, which will not rip and not exhibit an ungainly ridge ou oue side, as is tbe case with the Grover ar Baker Machine sewing.

Very recent and great improvements have been made in Singer's Sewing Machines, by which their value has been more than doubled. Among these are needles twice as tine as sold heretofore a tine Needle Throat extra for each Machine, and a Bobbin Winder, by which the thread is put on the Bobbins as smooth as it is on ordinary spools of cotton. It reouires but a few minutes to wind thread sufhuavnt to sew a dav, and the quantity used is uot oue nait wnat is requirea to ao tue same work on the rover Baker Machines. Singer New family Sewing Machine will be for sale In a few days, and is the most simple and useful as well as. the most ornamental Sewing Machine ejrer offered to the public.

It has 110 wheels, makes but little noise, and the speed ia greater than that of any other Sewing Ma chine. The undersigned is fitting up an office in good stvle at XI Camp street, on the first floor, exclusively for the sale of Singer's Sewing Machines, where the public are respectfully invited to call and witness their operation. All persons in the South or West having Singer's Sewing Machines will please notify me, as I am prepared to add improvements to old Machines or do any repairs necessary ou reasonable terms. Other Machines received in exchange on the same terms as at I. M.

Singer A' Co. othce 111 New York. All Machines sold by me are warranted 14 months, and for family aud plantation use might safely be guaranteed indefinitely, as, without gross abuse, they will last a lifetime. I To insure success in the use of Slnirrr Improved Sew. ing Machines tbe printed directions only are necessary, aa the Machines cannot be put out of order, except by violent abuse, and need not be taken apart to be oiled or cleaned once in ten years.

Tbe price of Singer's Family Sewing Machine, on a neat open stand, will be $100; and cuclosed in a beautiful Ma nogany or use wood case, imj.k Sineer's Sewiuff Machines of all kinds will he sold here. after Plain or Japanned, aud beautifully ornamented, as liisy oe oesireu. I buy Singer Machines for cash and aell them, and if any cheap Machine could lie sold and give satisfaction to the purchasera, 1 would gladly sell it, as 1 could make more money than by selling an expensive Machine. Singer's Sewing Machine Gazette aent gratis to all who wish lurther information. WALTER BENNETT, Agent for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere.

References Messrs. Hitchcock A Latting: Sam'l Smith S. Co. Bogart, Foley Si Avery, New Orleans Messrs. Vance A Brother, San Antonio.

014 datWtf Anthracite Coal, and MARTIN'S SELF WEIGHING CARTS. QPENCER FIELD it CO. are now receiving per ships Tempest and Hannah Crocker, and in transitu to arrive per shins National. Pocahontas aud M. J.

Ward lsoo tone of the following kinds of Lehigh and Schuylkill COAL, viz Coleraine, Beaver Meadow. Locust Mountain, Swata ra, Peach Orchard, and Spohn Veins. Tbe two first are v. V. i.

.1 1. others are White, Pink, and Red Ash prepared Coals, of egg size, for stoves, grate and ranges. The Swatara and Spohn Vein are entirely new to this market, are a Pink and Ueep Red Ash, and bave been selected irom twenty different varieties aa beat adapted to tbi climate, as tbey are free burning, ignite more easily, aud can be used in less quantities than the other Coals The above list of Coals, although of different mines and materially differing otherwise, are all of the nu rent uualitv. and for their sev eral purpose each one will recommend itself. In connection with the bove Coal we will introduce MARTIN'S SELF WEIGHING CARTS the greateat invention of the age.

These Carta weigh their own load at the doorof the con lamer, and the accuracy with which they they carry can be tested by auy one on the where at any moment. Tney are In wnstrnctiom not liable to get out of order, and, resting on sn wu, not grind up the Coal over rough "tree" now In uae; in short, their superiority the kind ever known how itelf at ig, consequently they need no puffing. We therefore the Coal, to stand on its merit, f'?" these Carta will be sold bv the ton. of 9U0O Pittsburg ft CO. Plaaia Forte Manafaetarers, iaao thEMOn STREET, BOSTOX.

jufnrfMciKc uuumniiiciiauDue ID wjsSfcMaYhoid that rank among Piano Forte Ma fjm.iVf. 11 jjkr which, for ao many years, it haa ft been our pride to do, we would take the 1 liberty of calling the attention of the reader of this advertisement to the recent awards made hv the Massachusetts Mechanic Association, the American Institute, at New York, the State Fair of Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg, and the State Fair of Illinois, at Alton, for the Beat 6 rand, Semi Grand and Parlor Grand, and Square Piano. At all of these place it will be percrived that have taken the highest premium for superiority. Gratrfnl for past favors, we solicit a continuance of them, which we shall endeavor to deserve by the closest attention to the wis he of our friend, and determination to please and satisfy them. ruinni arvou.i a.

tf in ew Orient JCaprett FOR SALPL For MaTKTVNeJl. mulvtto BOY, ibont) yetn and dining room Servant 1 Drofi a 1 lui active, nA fX!" ana anvjng nanasosne, mwuigent, office! office hidii 1 For Kl The steamboat ALIDA, as tlsiers. Im 1 ue I Virginia and Maryland Negroes far 8(1 nemovai irom r.spianaae stnvt. WALTER L. CAMPBELL hss DnrrhaW 71 and 73 Baronne street, where oil kJ early in the fall with a larse lot of Virsink Maryland Negroes for sale.

He is prenMiar imi and healthy quarters for the increased boaawiij intend conducting the coming aeason. The newacsao is between Gravier and Common, on Baronne strait tr is tbe second street doe west from tbe St. Charts n' aud i convenient to all the merchants and hotels WALTER L. CAMPBELL' 71 and 71 Baronne stmt aull dA Wly between Oravier and Comsat One Hundred Negroes far Sale. At FOSTER'S SLAV DEPOT.

167 OS street, at tbi time, 100 Likely Negroes av ar, viz No. 1 Field Hand, Cook, Washers sol aw e. td lot ot rreffroes. rjurcnasea exoressiv ior uim and ill be receiving new supplies every week darts; ml season. Having leased the house formerlv occspstsf Messrs.

rrterson at Stewart as a Biave uepoi, in 1 to my place, will be able to furnish traders with tor sale comtonaoie quarter. 1 snan an ihsisi to give satisfaction to all parties, sit 6m THOMAS FOSTER, 167 Cora means Family Residence for Sale. A r.rr nlMMnt rntufnrtabls A I Ll DENCE. situated on Louisiana avsaM. us at house from the corner of Navades ctreet ttavai Magazine street; three lota, measuring 1410 feet haa.

the ouilding, a very surjstantial oue, contains tn two nil rli 1 r. ehsmnera dinins mnm kilrhrs. Wt rooms, bath room, ft e. The carden hanilsanelT slH with a great variety of fruit tree and ah rubbery Jal4 tin vv. r.

riciynniy" QPLENDID PROPERTY IN THE CrTVOFJEfflf kTSON A handsome Family Residence. frsoH) riaquemine street, huwbed in the best and msstaw style, containing a large dining room, bandscimeaas: library, rive bed room, hall, pantries, closets, hat aw gallene front and rear, together with the neceavstSH Duiidings, two large cisterns, and a yam ana num. .1 fi i 1 i r. In i Til mil. Also, A SOUARE OF GROUND, fronting on v.

I lBm. hiiiUisf 1 vii III. Tiwjicii lm 1 ww used as a mill factory, which is suitable for a plsaiaf or ansu xactory, or ot uer mecnamcai parpwr wn, stneii hiiiMinc 40 hv Bfl feet with a shed of SO can easily be converted into a comfortable residence a neat House and kitchen, witu two rooms wu, 1 Also, A SQUARE OF GR0UWD, in Rlckervffle, Ing ou Magazine street, and opposite the Protest lum, containing 9G Iota, Thia property is in a higl of cultivation a a garden. a Anv or all of this Dronertv can be pnrchaafd terms, with a small cash payment. It is offered Nf count of the proprietor being about to remove tc 01 tvemier.

Apply to W. P. COLEMAN, OS St. CUsrles street, sis tf or at his residence after 6 ov.1, Importers and Dealers la Foreifi Tinmaaiuii EVnlra MA8ICH CO. carry on as asusl at their 0WJ 3 and 84 Old Levee, between Jefferson treets.

Grateful for past favor, we solicit a couusj of them, which we shall endeavor to deserve by tae attention to the wishes of our friend and a oswiaia to please and satisfy them. au27 3m MA SI CM m. ana e. via between Jefferson and Toul, ITCATED 78 and 79 Old Levee, between Bfc Losjsrj i5 Toulouse streets haa a good run of custom ami for a Boarding Houe, if requirrA I TrmMiber apply Am4vl 1.1, i. u.tof VIRGINIA NEGROES aisting of Plantation nanus, itM 3 "aao! Carpenters, imiu, ZZu stresses and House Servanta rhe uade 1 Mh anDDbes durins the will ttr ii.

i'." 1 1 11 nr nAUAli a i i streets. New Orleans. smrB nmdcW1 JOHN B. an vS one HUNDRED DOLLARS REVTAKJ bepaid forLtnVrvery of the ADOLrt TA property of J. JJSZ IS rnim Pass tsntuut on tue mu VJ a Lwhe.

hish. a mnlstae rti veirsniusrslar.active.and of genteel apf: 2.r.iil city, speaks both French ar. Kht ill Is PP rd employed in the aefT hooA heveeward will be paid7 en deUvsryi' .1. or on his being lodged in the subscriber, or on his being lodged in boyto cityjffsona R. eEDDEg, ia BanW.

vi ONE HUNDR DOLLARS REVVaW 7 away from tbe Gaa Station on Sundsy, fj. HA June, the boy JOHN, about years of sJVJ I is about 6 feet 10 inches high, oroed boosifl" stout of a deep copper color, promiaestevs, flat nose; walk. ere rt and soesks corretrBJ negro. A reward of alUTwiU be given for his aeovw the Gas Station, JjiB tf W. SEVENTT FIVE DOLLARS 'w be paid for the apprehension fine fo1 ".) negro boy who ran away on the Jut nltiJt plantation of Mr.

Edmond Fortier, pans a negro, aged about in years. 6 fret 7 ici DAVID, SOLOMON, a griff, 2 JiJ Or, Twenty Five Dollar, for each 'J Jf ar.li An uinlvins to No. Ca0tomboaae arwij wieana. Tbe abo 1 oaiu 1 Yard. of tbe 1 HI TWENTY DOLLAKa fl paid for the apprekero sod drbrerys.

1 fVr.a hired herself for aaan woman. SMweuisvwsi osi ff j. A.gijJ rntTT DOLLARS EJBW wsvon the 1st September, the ligDJ HARRIET, aged about 40 yeanv 1.1 JTT nne en ear ve reward will oe paw 1 LP aaid woman to the nnderalgnea, on fit Mary and St. Andrew streets. prtTn.

iiJir en the I4tfc mst.s'Sti tbe i way from tne "rniw boy named RUFFI Jbe. or block con rd hp. very trine bn 0 SL1 i ZZZ lodged In any State. Said boy brloBg. Jj pnj 1 ESspifreJ floirTfert lOincl eTholT.

fTr men, bL feet stroke. Bhe is ak yean Told ill on dock and canlked. For saZl Zn IJ.Of'e and Busrsry siTT A J.ne unaersigned wishes to disins. oelpaiate. AifYo o20 6t career For Hal.

ne onaersiRTiea nas lie undereifmed haa 30U 1 on V.anA tine Urge SeXICaN MULEwt? P. C. 'AlsS VfinriotatCrtTi: HORSES, Just arrived from up countrv Th2r to purchase Horse or Mules will do well 'to J.ii Sr Want of Msae Tr eo" strong rield Hij, l. guaranteed in every respect aged iTSr1! are offered olQtflT corner ConU and St Plantations For Sale I offer for sale Three Plantatioas i 'eorneror Madison parish. La.

Tw r.7 (kIJT lire, to Vir T.v 'beaiant port and Texas Railroad one lying on 8" the other on Joe's Bavon. ay The third place ia two and ahalf miles smith a'onftheUaneVuarte and saw mill. 1 uue asaa ..1 ui accumatea nf.u... twenty five are effective hands. Dfroes, si Mnm nw Dallas, Ja Jy" G.CWADDTt.

Valuable Farm in the ParUh of Jeflen! ataoies, 1 ne nouseis new, spacious, cammodiouiS; large family, and in perfect repair; harms a UriTZ beautifully laid out, and in fuflTu 10 ration in tbilEu jty le, in front. There are on the place five hundnldsn2 trees, five hundredmagnoua trees, five hndV3 i2 trees, three hundred trees, three hundrrd ffi plum (mespilus) trees, and fiflv .11 the best kinds. The garden contra, good asparagus beds, a great variety of flower, and rfll mental shrubbery. There to sis a large vVireIe issSal in a high state of cuWvaUon, draininginacriuMrlkc rrpon. To a aood Durchaser the raost kima 1.

I by the owner of this valuable property, and those dnnJ to purchase will do well to call aud Inspect the premssTl Application may be made to Messrs. WM. A. oBaOPj oninr. 10 royuiw iuot, wm the prrniia.

Jf For Sale. i nnn howe's celebrated cotton hJ VESTER8 This gnat larwisVuij TiJ cnine is one 01 tne oec improvement of tb pfesnj time. Those planters that have examined the CotuJ Picker, pronounce it well adapted for carton nicklnt. sul it is belieVed it will do the workof bm hanas. fl 1863 J78.

tell aaJtl Xe. )se (isDlI fcoth. tbe oi Act in than tied 1 ere ire proW uurio lr. tbi Ihi jyi L. ERgjEMi 1 Zi in Tjaiur aubstantially made, and not liable to get out of otuulail lUta weigh less than five pounds.

Price I fw V. W. F. BI8BEE. ao7 3m 84 Commercial Ha Splendid Kesidence in Jefleraon Cltv.

1 nr. uiiui i.i(iiu iiaiii Miuiiiuum 10 naantt rue citv. oners ior sale, on long time. toirMna. Lnurrhaser.

his BDlendid residenre New Orleans and CarroUton Railroad, about two a I (mi .1 y. yj 1 11 .11 The nronertv com arises two and a onarter ground in the highest state of cultivation, nuawj vegetaoie garoens, iruit orcnaras, sc. The buildings are all of brick, built in the most tial manner and elegantly finished. They connsUi magnificent mansion, servants' rooms, kitrben, tiw room, two bath rooms, coach house and stables, andar. tuuvcuicuic iid, uc umai, It ia verv accessible from the cltv bv the Railroad and by the plank road on Apollo street, nasses throush the property.

As a splendid residence for a gentleman of cannot De excelled uy any in mc oouiuero counirr. Apply tO JUUi9 A. aulM rm at the New Merino Bucks for Sale. HE subscriber would inform those engaged a.1 rtrv 1 I niKins in Trias, that he ha ten Dure MERINO SUCKS for aaie. Thev are from taskn years old; some of them were raised ia Texas, salan addition to being thoroughly acclimated, hare haiaai.

food tban what they coma crop irom tne grass si ntavi riea The stoca nas oeen seiectea witn mucn cutm pense from the best breeds in France and Verassst those wishing to increase the Quantity and haaara quality of their wool, as well as to give their Sbof any and better constitutions, would do well to ezassrsr Bucks in question. 1 ney may De seen at my pasnni Oak Springs, twenty five miles north of aaa the old Fredrirksburg Road, and six mile aiMtasi Meusebach's residence, at Camanche Springs. uis dtWtf GEO. WILKINS KESDltt For full particulars, prices, Ac, sddrrsnfcsJ scnoer, si nrw oraunieis, gonial county, Texas JttM 1 tnte Ingli asrvn jaaint How Btoei lai iltllO sther tkear atlDK lie fins tomi end fri tlarg vsleri imnpt: alakalj were ie; The to tbi jnora of. till tills li is thir Tiir det rea It dbai foritoi tared 1 excite jwre nit, li ateon era.

a No. 1 Carpenter, a No. 1 Engineer. Tawat i. 1 the entire year will be fonnd a large ac4wtfl Mv If ver, JieW.

wlikh jMteri Dot ail eleari: trauiril Ameri lend maiid Turtli RtVunl that liriu enn.4 ahiu terent irralif Uij.vi eimin JtlOst atXe' rito HUlj count: few, 1 Sara 1 Wm. Ireiici xi fi. 11. A I 'Lti i tiitl '4a Uu Mmavj iiip 0 tor, frig 2urnj otton frrt 4 'i i tit. loota pilll..