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00 0 -Tstwauai NTliart0 int Kaaaia. Tie proapectiw of the new Russian Steam 1 ft en friz. Cnmrnnrr 4ha, aratntUI xvaTiKation ouu Aisiuu vvuiysui hum--" j.t mmItmI tha Rmoerora sanction on the 3d of August, ta vary oonepjoa-ithe Soured Sc bt. Pelertbourr. This 1 comr any, which by the extent of it reaonroee, and it- the 'egeneratioaj the internal ana ioreigiz ie regarded aa one uaeiy JT above all other exiatinfr Busslan wiU haw capital of six miUions of rouble bfin with, dMded Into 20,000 hre.

of 300 roubles each. At a future jnav be rawed to of I0.CC0 new sharea, if ,5 hre. the laws of the craprohiblting; any forejguera from taking art in the coasting trade between the Sea of Asoff and the Bnseian Black Sea porta, which is aa essential part of the company's undertaking. Like the Bosnian American Company, It Is to be placed under the special protection of the Imperial Government. The objects of its establishment are defined as being "the development of the trade of Southern Kasaia, and of the commercial -as well as the postal communications by steanrboats between that part of the empire and foreign countries.

The following detail are to be gathered from the company's statutes The company is bound to keep up certain lines of communication. Between Odessa and Constantinople, Athoa, Smyrna, Rhodes, Bey-' rout, Jaffa, and Aleeamdria, its steamboats are to plv three times a month, as well-as between Odessa, the Sea of Aaoff, and the Cireaasian coast If it ehould be deemed advisable, boats from Odessa may touch the porta of the Crimea, and also at those of ae Anatolian coast, before prooeeding to CenatanUnople or a line may be established from Odessa, taking in Galats and the porta of the Principalities, and ending at Constantinople. There is ta weekly communication between Odessand Geiata by boats which wiH atop at Sulina, 'Ismail, Beni there are ako to be boats every week from Odessa to Enpatoria, "Sevastopol, Yalta, Theodoeia, and Kertch, -as -well aa from Odessa to Kin-burn and liicholaieff.on the river Boug, and to Kherson, -on the Dnieper. Boats are to ply oaee a week between 'Kertch, Marionpol, Berdianak, and Taganrog. The company ere bound, moreover, to provide for eighteen voyages in the year from Odessa to Trieste, caning at Constantinople.

Sjria, the -Ionian Isles, and Anoona, as well as for eighteen voyages the year from Odessa to Marseilles, stopping at Constantinople, the Piraeus, Messina, Naples, Leghorn, and Genoa. These fines are to be opened tor traffic as soon as the vessels can be built, but the whole system is to be completely in operation within the period of five years from this time. The Government will -cede to the company, at a price to be fixed toy valuation, all the steamboats belonging to the department which has conducted hitherto the postal and commercial intercourse between the different ports of New Bosnia, together with the -wharves, warehouses and stores belonging to that depart- merit, 4 The company is to be aided by the Government with a subvention calculated at so much per upon the voyage actually made 'by the company's ease la. This allowance during the first ten years will be at the rate of roubles 22 00 pecks for the Levant voyages, roubles 493t eopecs for the Marseilles, and 4 roubles 7k copecks for the Trieste voyages the allowance for the Black Sea trips will be somewhat lower. After the first ten years the subsidy will decrease regularly in each year.

Above this mileage, an annual, grant of 54,000 roubles is secured dur- ing twenty PunrrATiox- axd HooseKBsriM Goods at "Bar- niKE'a. Planter mad commission merchants should read the advertisement, ander the above head, in to- ear's paper, of Barriers it Brother, 20 Cbartres street. (7 Boodouaquid a. Phfllipa, afaip agents, No. 95 Coouaon street, otter the clipper brig Jalim for a return cargo from Cuba.

See advertisement. rjT The best Ouistmas gUt la to fit young persons for business, so as to be useful to themselves and to society. See advertisement of Dolbear's Commercial College, 108 Canal street, where 8paniah' Oeman, English, mathematics, penmanship, book keeping, tt, are taught. Tlu French, in Africa. A.

Constantinople correspondent of the Xondon Times, who writes a long letter giving an account of the progress in Algeria, says That in spite of British 'protests, Tunis will eventually form part of IVench Africa, no traveler cen doubt who listens to the conversation of Irenchmea-and who marks ho easily the JYeuch move their columns across the frontier to punish a fugitive tribe, or how pe- rempt only they require the Bey to fire salutes upon their fte days. Surrounded by Frenchmen, with a disbanded army and an empty treaaury, the Bey of Tunis is at present little more than a Preach viceroy. Tenia is one of the Barbary States, and lies next to Algeria, at the eastward. It ia a portion of the Ottoman and has a population numbering two and a half millions, composed principally of Moors and Arabs, withe, mixture of Turkey Jews and Christians. Its revenue is estimated at eight millions of dollars annually, but double that sum is raised by taxation, the residue being retained by the collectors.

It has an army of 50,000 men, and a naval force consisting of a awvette, some smaller vessels, and about thirty-two gun boats. The area of the country is about 70,000 square miles. Eatiem Shipbuilding: The New York Journal 06 Commerce, of the 12th Inst, says The veteran inspector ef. one our largest marine insurance companies has just returned from a visit to the ship yad of Maine and other Eastern-States, and has-reliable inform- tion respecting the business of the season 1 about to cleee. Speaking mere partionlarly 1 w.th.

reference to shipbuilding in Maine, which is the leading Stt a In aavs the general character of ships recently. buJt is greatly imp roved. It is fv.fl' remarkable feattwer that notonly has taeconstmetjonof "clippers" t.7Ji!2?tbme' nt Uderi have JW? to making their ships full, and of very large capacity This tendency isobj actionable to todmiteri! who reason that large ahins cit kT W. strong as small ones, that the are not lacreaaed coirespond with the increased sue, and are thereforenot as well fitted -to contend with elements. too, are celuctant to take risks "when there are "oo many eggs in a backet" I It is that ac leant one hundred large ships have been -bait in Maine during lt.Pt season, averaging 1000 tons.

In addition, are about fifty of the ordinary desorip-'on- The total tonnage is believed to' be the average amount As to toe tha nsiioa. year, they are net CfZil fb2 far aneaSLiv he market being already quita large eaough or the amount of basinesaVgeriogT BgB 5 Trick at a French FairK rasplayedoff fcw daagt 2 STlSft reaute (Seine Infeneure.) A weU dreeaed entleman, sauntering about with a valuable old headed cane in his hand, was stopped by wretched-lookine man. who draroad ainfblly along on crutches, and piteously inv lored charity. The gentleman, moved to impassion, generously gave the beggar a eee of silver. "How ean von rut an ftwJ.

cried man standing by; that fellow 'fill WlVUsrrsw aJ a ai an impostor, and do more lama than 70a e. net lend me your eane for a minute, by vneans of a sound thrashing I will coa- niuL01 trnU I 7V' The r.e and let the man take the tcW rffeggaf troing down his w. oould. The vbd ana Mth.v"",MUl5 mm wild ce, when they i. iS01? Arable dis-1 weie Metx.no the town or some time, expecting If wt-a Kith nn! f.n th man re.

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Htw Orleans, December 21, 1S66. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Adams dr Attains rapt AJamaon A Asan Jno Alien Chaa Alien Jaa Allen A Alloa Allea AUeaOeo Allen Tboa 8 Andrua (ieo Allen Jamea Alexander Abhe Alhertoa Allison Jonas Abington Arnold Arnold 8 Arnold Jos Abbott Wm i Amonett Body James BeboL Begot Theodore Beac Becfcsmith ealey B. Austin Wm Ay res Chaa Ardry Aubrey Joseph Ardry 8 Andrews Armstrong Armstrong Anderson Geo Anderson Anderson Wm Bardmcn BavlesH lenry oker II Jno Boulraet Victor Booker Cluria Boring dr Bond Bailey Jas Bailey aml Bank Jno Basset Baker Baker LeriJJ Baker Thro A Ballard A Baldwin ir Barr Peter Rartlett oeeaiaen Wm Bern Bund KeiT co Bouner Jno Bean E. Bender.

Jaa A BebareT Beard Benj Bettison Begg Jnsit Bowers Edwin noyle 15 Boyle Boyd Kroomfield BrsckettWJ 9 -Broadmain Oliver Brower Brower Geo Brown Jno Brown capt David Brown Jno Ana Brown dr Brown 8 Brown JBrown capt jBcown Benj Jno capt Sartlett Tberosc wgg nm artlett Tbsraa Beck ChaaM Bitrlett A BeTens Bamert Gee Bamett Barn neer Jno Brady Barrow Barratt A 4 Co Blair Jaa BlackJr Black Tboa 'iancliard Jno Blancbardg -Blake Anthony" Bernard Gilbert Berry Richatal Berry Jtierge Antolne JZelll homas 3 e.l David Bae meii Thos Baeaienjno Breec'love Wm BredAW Wusr borja i-Briner obb Butler Allan i Bretfm Blodget Butcher fc Bro Bridges G-io Biakely Brasher A BradforBT Bradley Jno 8 Bradley Jno A Brain iner Jas Braaabawtieo Bracken Tb Brandaa Jno "iiajoseptl Briadley Jtabt Bell 6 1 BeUJaaA BridginsJss BristowJ Bishop Bqah Lieut 18 Barrel! so Burton WD Bonrke Miatsel Burke Geo, Burns Jno Bums Co Burns Jas B'sot Theodore Bollea Rev Booker Polly nisoop 4 Bdlersen JP Chandler Chaa 3 Charles Stephen Chase case Clark Clark Clark Jim A CaanelUno Camoens Cssry Wm Csuson mr Catherman Ant CoolbateEd Cotrcll Jas A -well Tboa Bear Cobb Chaa Cobb mr Coras Jas Coloin A carender Clark 1 nos capt Camby Gee- Clark Jos capt Caldwell Jno voiunsjas Collins Thos Collins --Colaham Coade CO Conner Jas Ii Clark dr CalmeaWN Jao Clark Clark JB- CiarkJne.W. Ciark Philip CWk V. Condon Jno Callahaa Thoa vannon Danl Callawan Campbell 8 Campbell Cartney Carotbers II Carrell GF Carding Aug Csrr Lucas Crane CramonJ Crawford Crabtres rap Crenshaw B. Cf Cremln Danl Condict li' Conncll Dorsad Conoray Pat Conney worth tH Connefl Michael Corbett Lswrence Corps Wm ConnellGP Coriess Cortell Jno i Coryell Geo Cornwell Cronwell Oliver Crowe Jno Crosby Crockett Cuaack Martin Curtis Orin Cunningham 8 CushiugFr CullenJas Curry Curie Dudley Crespet Cleveland Ju Creel Sylvester Cleaveland A Cleverly Chriaon dr CHne Chaa ut rapt Carr Carlia Dennis (Vfrr A CockrillTJ Cooney Jas -Cohen Cosher rev Cowan Thos Cowsn Crngh Jaa Coyle Peter-Cochran Conkerton Carver Jaa capt Cams GW capt Csry Theo Carlyle FY CarneaaJnoB Carter A Levy Carroll Carroll Jno Chapman Geo cnapman capt Coley A capt Demott Jas Dekiet mr Deves Jno Delemore Geo Deledinier Jno Dickinson Arthur Dickinson Die capt Dlerker Dickey Dillon Dillon Jaa Parmody Jas Darden JW Drake Jas Danacfae Carlos Daniels Josiah Daniels A Davenport Dale Koht Dawson Daniels Bobinson Dnniela Davis A Davis Jas dr Davis Ansel Da via Wm Delany Michael Ieverooka capt DegTi'Sves DeleeCP I Evart Henry Eagleson ilson Evans Richards Erlea col Elrrdel hi 3 Fawsnt Henry Farley Hugh Far well Thos Frank John Frank Wm Ferguaon Wan Frarson A Fearson Jaa Ferney Pat Fenerty Peter Free ling Albert Fleming-Wm 3nnongUue Jno Donoughone Peter Dunaban Thoa IMinahan 8 Duncaa Duncan Jaa Duncan Wm Dunabar Henry Dunn Tobias McR. Dunn Jas Duke Jno 3 Durrie 3 Duford A Duval LA Durham Durlre ylrwin Dullrey Martin D.itirey Jas Dumcey Peter Ellis capt KUia 3 Eldridge Wm thrgood Dobbin Benj Itobbin Thoa Douglaaa Jno DouglaaaG 8 Dorr Peter Do we Donelson Ewd Engel Anton Edgrrcombs El Kquen A Kates Joa capt EiletH Fiaber Chaa Fitzgerald Fitzaiinuua Fitzgerald Jas Finte Jaa Finney Finderan Fields Thos Fields Finn Jas Fix John Friedman Friedman A Ford A Foy Frederick Fox A Foot 8 Foot JH Foster 8 Foster Francis 3 Fowler Fox Peter Ford Pat Foly Fryer A Fulton Jobs Fulton Samnel Fulton Ira Flyua Jss Fry, Bliss eo FesglesH Fir mine Hinds ran Fits Thos Ferguson Sam FrielCbss Flstier Edward Pinnamone DPS Flowers Flowers A Grnmly Germain Thos Greea Gibson Gillespie capt Gilichriat Gillchriat A Grisaori Samnel Gillespie Theo Gillespie Gillinore (twin 1sher Fisher GaskillJW Gainer Gathcld Wm Gusrlenez Sam Gai lea John Galbraith Chss GaleF Gray Giay 7 Gray Graham Jas Germany All Gsmah Jos GrogheJT Goaa John Gowdie Root Gordon Chaa Goodrich Goodrich Gould Jacob Goodwin Pat Gumon Goo Id mr Gould col Guerrin Wm Guice Guay Josbna Gummeeht Guiou 8 Judge Hirst Hillin Jss Higgina A Hilt 8 Hinds adsra Hinds Jos i Hildeman Hodges Andrew Uodgkius Hogg Hoar mr Hodman Huffman Can Hogan I Hoaaklns Hnaskins Patrick Houghton Robt Holt Holmes Holmes Heury Hoxworth Holton rev Huwland Jno Howard Peter HynrsFO HuuterWH 3 Hunter Jsa Hutching Iintrbiugs Hutching Hughe.

Hunt Ed Hunt Johnson Wm capt Johnson Chas Johnson Geo Johnson capt JohnMin Jm Johnson 8 Johnson Theo Junes 8 Jones Sigual Jones Jno col Judaon 3 Kennieon Kennedy tt Kennedv Jason Kerel Jf Kerr Jas Kerr II Hies Jos A Kisman Jaa Kliend Geo King Rowland KeraTC K.ug Geo Gillis Dunsan Greelv St slrFrrath Grndy George A Milibauk Gordon Jamea urumiee Chaa Gosh John II Hayes Jsa Haynian Sam Hayea Chaa Hayes JF Hayea Jno Hawea Saml Hams A Hay ne Jas Haskell rapt Hatch Chaa Havener 11 Haakel tt co Haskel Green leaf Hager Jno Havent Hull Jno Harris Harris Jas Harris Wm 3 Harria Benj Harris A Harris Harris A Harria Harria Harriaon Harrison 8 Hall Frrdcrick Haie llalverson Hamor Warren liamburgber Haramnn gen Hamilton Haney Thoa Haney Hammnran PpUt Hammer capt Haud Jno HardiaRP Harper Chas Harper JR Harms 8 IlamngronJ Harlen llaskins Hugh Hart A Jr Hart Louis Harvey Juiain Harvey Harvey Harrison Jno Harrison Hernan Heyward Thoa llesly CD Hcrali Peter Herudun Hester Height Dsnl Heumck Henry WG Hill Hill Andrew Hill Hicks I-J Jewin Jenkins Jenkins A capt Jenkins BW Jourdsn Jacob. -John August 2 Johnson Johnson Francis Johnson Johnson Thoa Johnson Jacob Kelky Geo Kemp Kellerbana David Kearney Tbos Kelper Peter Keough Patrick Keely Jss KetieJ Kempton Benj Kelley Terrence Kellry Thoa Kelley Peter Kellry John Is Lout OK Lee Chas Lee Lewis Wm Lewis, Miller afceo Lewis Richd Lewis Brandon Lindyran Andrew Isaacs Chss Isaacs JavnierH Jackaon Jamea CO Jamea Geo Jemaon Jermyn Wm Jemim Thoa Jeweler Jewell Kayarn Klatte Klosler Wm KarrJos Jr Kay Frederick Kaaaon lavs Jacob later Jas Klein Geoi Keely Jaa Keehng Jno 8 Keenen Tbos Krwen col Lathrop Edw Lahnaon capt Lanaona Ladd Latuner Wm Lawaon Peter Lawrence John Labor Lawrence Law Geo Lafayette Francis Lion A Levi Reuben Lester David Lees Wm Leeland Danl Lyons Cornelias LoberC A Logan Lsekbart Long a bro Locke John Loplia Lovell Lloyd Lynch Pat Lynch Edw Lyons Samael Lyan Lynagh Pat Lyverre John Lyman John lenkc cnas Link LiudTS Lincoln James Lind Chas Long Joseph Lnyd John MaloneTbos Marsh 8 Montgomery Robt 3 Monagban John Monroe Geo Monroe Thoa 3 Moore RC Morgan 8 Mori ison John Morgan Wm Morrison, Hobenl Aoo Morey John 3 Morgan A Moniay Francis Morrison Jss Muiigan Pat Myatt Henry Mulin Myers Mullin Martin Murphy Thoa Murphy John 3 Murjhy Mathews LafayetteMartiu Wm Mason Jamea Martin Tbos Madison John Morrison Jas Msndaley alone David Uagrader Wm Macuiannua Danl Mutera etiaa Berena alar key Andrew Mason Ernest Mary John Matren Peter Slagee Thomas Magruder Matthews Marriut Mark bam Wm Marks A Marshall Mayer Slayer 11 May Herton Mead Philipp Marion Thoa -Alelran Merrill Geo'H MetcalfT Merriti Meniton John Milla Solomon Miller Francis Miller Wm A Miller Michael Stiller Jamea Mitchell Mitehell A Morton AD. Morton John dines MrGuireHugh -McGrnthM Mc Gn-gor Jas McGarvin Jas McGovern MrKnigbt Thos Mclntry Wm McKen Josiah McKinnon Hector McLean Peter MrLure Rubt MrLaran McLaughlin McLellan Ishmaal Nixon Thomas Nichols -Nightingale Thos Nickols Norville Wm Northern cspt MrCartns Geo MrCliire Wm McCormick dr MrCanslan Danl McCullough MrClintock Alex McCowan MrConnurk Thoa M-Cabr Jamea McDonald A MrDory James McFaddln A McMannns Mskin A McLstighlin Chaa McNalty John MrPh.llm Robt MeVeyChasO McVeran Allen MePhemon Jacob MrVey Henry McRae HQ MrWilt McNolty PhiUp SIcGrrgor Wm McTehee A Kandam Wm Kajile Wm Neville James -Nealy Neilson Neames Chas Nerter Edw Nolan 8imon Norley Andrew Norris James orris Wm Norris Nugor O'Reilly Pat O'Brien Kdmond O'Brien O'Brien James Orr Christopher P-Q Phelps Thos A Peck Pepper Pennell John OakesDH eil James O'Mears John Owena Chaa O'Neil John O'NeiIMB Parbam Patterson Paden Milton Parr Parker Edw O'Connor Jerre Donn. ll Ed Orth Michael O'Hollorsua Jas 3 O'Connor Polock Porter Win Pomeroy Beaton St CO 3 Powers Simon Powers James Postlethwaite Potter John Pope John II Provost Albert Powers Wm Purselgluve Geo Pye Root Pnlegnst Pullman tt co (juilter Thus Vuinlan Johu 1 Quimsn John Robinson Wm II Robinson A Peck Klias Porsona A "eteraon Peter Patterson Robt rev Perry Geo Pane Wm Perriru cant 1' a 1 sons A Parker Parker Edmund Parker Danl Pattern Alfred Frnther Thoa Parker Perkinson Peaplea Wm JI Pliat Perriin A Phelps Thos A Pearre Pren Hugh Prince A rhilips Isaac A Pregi Stewart Phillip Rily Phillip Samuel Power 3 It Ritchie Robt Rioufle Alex Riley 3 Kichardson Ritchey Chaa Kiley capt RolfTW Ross Boland 8 RothkanJohn Rowlsnd Benj Rothenbory Rankin Duncan Rainey GeoJ Ramsey A A Rassalnyder Jno Ratbkamo Robinson A brain Rohinaoa Richd Robinson Danl Roberta col Roberta A Robertson Wm Rnoertaon 3 Rogers David Roger Robt Rogers Rogers 8 Rogers Ryan Jobn Ryan Pat capt RoarkAlex Russell Jobn Russell UJ Ryan John Randolph RR Reepe John Redman Jobn Reddy Reeger James Rey Joseph Reed Alex Reed co Reed Gustavns svoexer in Richardson Thos Roberts Lewis Koomsoa Henrv KHy H.nrv Rsblnson Joseph Richardsoa Richardson Joa ichardson Riley Jobn AotnnaoD a Robinson Richd Robinson capt 8 Savage Jamea Bencer John Smith capt Smith capt Smith Geo tfniith SmitU Smith IH Smith Theodore Smith Smith FR gmith RL -Smith Henry Smith Sroitb Meapt Smith CoracUue Smith Thomas fmithJoha Smith Wm Gloater Soiomoaj Sodin A Soole a SooysWrni; -8 rog John A Boule James can Strong col John Thomas SheoMM Jh Beckett Shepardon Iwnuu Tboa Shea Thoa Savage John Sinall John Bares Beni Blatter John Sberrill A it oueau znnothy Snow capt Stewart Wm 9 Samuels navsge A A SmsU Geo Bwso Joseph Sawyer aranlon Itanrice Bwai ey Geo Shaw WJ Sharp SbakeepeareJ fuaoaon Shaskeircrd can Stewart Chaa A 3 Steel Steel John Btewart Wm Stewart Wm Stevens Cbrs Stewart Stetson A Avery Spjter Leander Simon Deory I Simmons Wm Bimms Tbos -SimmcM 1W Caflnhan PatQ tsijejJsawuaJn iiilftiwiMjMiWrfMteBiBrAgaewB Stanley Wn Stack John Swilt GeoH Stanley Chas If 8innot David Btaplefon Thos Skurner Jamts Btarkey Wm Smith Thoa Starkweather Smith Staples John Smith A srlkk i Smith Edw Short Wm Bnow John St jckbridge Scott John Bcott Scot EPdr S'uaaerAV 8chult Andrew 9 SoencerJohn Smith BWB Symington Jas Sweat Smith John Bumman Wm Sweeny Wm Tally Andy Tarfton Travis Franklin TarweU Taggort Pat Tarltoa Tardy A Tangaran IM Tarry Michael Talager Tauhell Robert Temple Chas Trellford Wm Tryarden Geo Trenton John Tibbetta James Triplsnd Geo Tally Wm Thome RicM Thornhill Thevoutley Todd '-Thompson Wtn Thompson 8 Thomas Jobn 8 Thomas Thomas Thompson Andw xuexer Kutua a Takey Tucker Cyrus IT TTntrariaTt cant TJlrick mr Vsnd eve liter TJ Valentine Chas I'nderwood Valice Andrew Underwood Vail Ira dr W-Y-Z Weaver Weeks capt Welsh Mark Werton Weeks Robt Weber dr Wine Fred Wilkinson Geo Wringle Chas Wickerhan Jesse Wire David Wkklemen Wilkins A A Witherbre Isaac WUkenson A Wihle Geo Withered Wagner A Waaner mr Wafdell Waaner Heniy Wajace Wm Walter Robt Watia Thomas Waliing Philip Wsklon II Wajier WawlenDT Wa Peter Waion Nat WaSare WaaerRR Wastron A Whiting Winslow White Tbos White Thomas Wilaon Samuel Wilaon Wilson Geo Wilson Wilaon Taylor Wilson Fred Word Wm Wolf Woundv Jas Woriverton Wolfkill Woodside Albert Wolrl Abraham Wyata jr Wvlie afson Write Jno a Waserwnrth Wm HWllkeraon Williams MJr 3 WaJd Fred 3 Wilhuchly Edwin Williams Williams Williams Wm Williams Wa(ren 3 WaailowJnoT 3 Wsfkins Wstts Wi Jaa Vi WaeJ Tbos Way'erman H-Wsikius A Watson Jss rapt Wti elan Thos Wlfian Jss Wra it Wet Jno Wt, er Jacob Wintbrop Jno Wilcox a Wilkinson Jno Wright Whftaon Geo WhiteuTR Wbitmore Geo Wright Wright Whiting Whiting Jin Wbitmore Chas Wright Hamlet Whitehouse Wright Whiteworth Tbos Initials. 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Williamson (actor) niiuams Yatman 3 Young Young Wm Young Young Frank Young Jacob Yoons Thomai Zimmerman mr AMtntl sigii-esof the Bark St Lawrence. C. I. Officer of the Rambler. A.

8. NEVITT, Postmaster. lyw Orleans, Dec 81, leou. WANTS. "Vf-AN TED BOARD Rooms and Board at private table, for a gentleman, wife and child.

Accommoda- K0A1 mnat be first rate and location central. Address Bos Post Office. dao tt Vr 'ANTED A man that understands Cattle, and not i4 ff wMvftr in n.r. 1 Imil Ma On r.mit strAt. a-M at YJ'ANTEIl To rent, a good two-story and attic Houae, I with suitable accummodationa for a large family, ait- oa4 any where in ospper part of the First District.

Any peiaon having aucb a House to rent wul apply to aa Caron- srvu d)-3t de it street, back omce, up Lairs. ANTED A young lady wishes a situation in a dress mniinrmiDiiiiiQipni. Drm a iiniuv. lie luurna. C.

3., at the picayune omce, will be attended ta 1 "1 'ANTED A middle aged Colored Woman capable of taking care of young rniidren, ana wuo can Drtng go recommendations. Apply at 88 Camp at. dl9 tl V'ANTED A situation by a young girl to do house-v woik. Good city references given if required. Ap piytat sis Julia atreet, corner 01 ziaronne.

ait -at- I'AMtl) Two colored servants one lo cook, wash 8 and iron, and a good houae servant. Apply at 07 cssai streer. ait Jt "1 rANTED By a young man, a situation as Coachman iiy one inn BniirmaiiM ms uiisim aa an ki uiwtuci. HtA no objection to go in tbe country. Please address P.

K. it this orhce. HOUSE Asmail two story House, either In the rirst or second uiatnct, convenient to busine h. Kent not to exceed aw per month. A lease far one or nore years will be taken if suited.

Address, slating Jollity, ir-DArw, box o. su, rost umce. new Oil ata. 3t "lyANTF.D A young American Isdy desires a situation -m as isiting Governess or Tescber in a ScbooL She is Jimpetent to teach all tbe English branches, and baa tie several years' experience as teacher in New York. She ca.

give tbe best of references both there and in New OiK-an. Please address Miss C. office of tbe Pica. yiye, or where the address may be had. dltf it It; ANTED A first rat Cook.

No other need apply. 16 Rampart street, between Canal and Customhouse st-V-ts. diw 3t Hf ANTED A sentlemsn as Private Tutor to eo no the tt Ccaat, a few miles above the dty. He must be capa- bllof teach laiAosgea at jet, for In mcng mc urinwu, rirutu, biiRiau auu uauu Appiy to jueaara. n.

a.au. vr. ur.r., vonu Information. ais yAMED To Hire A respectable white woman who if is an pen en ceo raatry iooa aiao, a colored man w.fe ia a wall trained Dining-room Servant. Apply at 67 p.i urns street.

air ANTED To Hire or Buy. a good Cook, also a compe- ImiI IlinlnKHwim a.r.nl mithmr m.l. np Irm i. Si SI bi an wiu nno a good name ana itoerai pay Dy addressing 3i. ricsyune omce, wnn reierence.

aw m- rANTED By a respectable and energetic man of familr. exnerienced in tbe culture of ausar. a aitna- tica; of Manager on a aogar plantation or plantations one qi.t ihed to give full satisfaction and can furnish ample tes-tinniala A latter addressed BL care of T. D. Hia.es, Bos No.

36, Post Omce, will receive Immediate Bb DHOB. Oil IIS' ir ATHTEU -rKK A-rLttrEK A situation in a com mlsaion houae by a young man throughly acquainted byractice with the principlea of book-keeping by double cxy. Apply to ai.11 11 34 Magazine street. ''ANTED Bv a gentleman at present engaged in one of tbe Public Institutions of this city, a situation in a tank, banking bouse, insurance office, merrauirile or com' tn-ion house, clerk of a river or purser of an ocean steam- Ac. and the best recommendations.

A line ad- A. B. C. and left with Mr. Johnston, at tbe office ricayune, win receive attention.

nii ci ANTED Tbe advertiser, aa experienced busine man. whose present rngsgement in the country will re ia two weeks, desires a situation as Book-keeper or aging Clerk in mercantile bouse. Unexceptionable references given. Address u. J.

at this omce. iro- ANTED I wish an interest in a well established busi- aess, and a brm of undoubted solvency amount of eat Tea Tbsoaand Hollars, and an active part in tbe leas. Good city references given. All commanicatJons ly confidential. A.

through Post Office. im- VVi ANTED TO LET Two elegantly rarmaned Kooms, VV slsosn Orhce. suitable far a Phvaician. In the beat locality in tbe city. In a private houae.

No. 161 Carondelet stnlt, absat three minutes' walk from the St. Charles Ho- m. wwi moma mojicu uu i cu. i am 2t "IX- ANTED A good Watchmaker, well recommended mr rapacity ana morality.

Address sUUUUUl! ISO ourbon street. st tfV C'ONVEKHE Sc. VTHOLESALE GROCERS and dealers In Trei, Mqssrs, Tobacco and Clears, tORSER CANAL AND NEW LKVEB, OflA for Ssle 4 box's Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO all grades) a gross SMOKING TOBACCO assorted brands, lit, cases SARDINES half and quarter boxes. SB SALMON. Fresh and Pickled LOBSTER.

BRANDY PEACH E8 and PEABS. CANTON all aires. GOCLEY BITTERS. STOL'GHTON BITTERS. fine BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and BHKKKz HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RDM and OLD nnibB.tr.

If Wolfe's SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. CLARET assorted brands. It; Ataops INDIA ALE. superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER. fcV PRCNE8.

V. barrels Extra Rectified WHI8REY. half barrels 7i barrels choice Bourbon l.y Monongabela and Rye ll' mil oarrels Monongabela packages BRANDY snd WIN ES-part very snper'r. 1 uarrela Louisiana Powdered 8CGAR. a'fkegs NAILS in store and landing from bark J.

EJ ar luwna SlJ boxes SPERM CANDLES. cases SPERM CANDLES la cartoons. Iff packages BUCKWHEAT. Khalf barrela CARB. SODA.

fctf gross YEAST POWDER. uarrela choice Northern VINEGAR. l.v reams WRAPPING PAPER. raaea SN FF Lorillard's, Roome's and Garrett's Si.i- JiC CIGARS a fine aasortmeTsl. I bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFFE.

h-. gioss Mason's BLACKING.J 8'- oozen PAINTED PAILS. 14. TOY PAILS. V5f coils MANILLA ROPE assorted sizes.

I dozen Oak and Cedar BUCKETS. WELL BUCKETS, ep BROOMS assorted qualities. cases CHURNS. SA dozen WASHBOARDS. DsU PAINTED TUBS.

dozen one gallon PAINTED KEGS. r.A' Rt8oTh JR. DE LA CRUZ begs leave to inform his friends and fUftomera that be has succeeded ta J. M. La 001 tic, Zr.mrA'i lne business of wholesale and retail CIlARS and the very best CHEWING TOBACCO, under th.ame of the Branch of Young America Cigar Store, M.af.1.-.

7i airees oetween I via'icr i i eel a. rL. Uti XtA tttUi. successor to J. M.

Laborde. Vaml.k.J "WSISTITIG of Chamber and Parlor. 'connected, and well loniished snd desirably located. Pocket Ca tlerr. A 0l00era's and oaten SLARJt, STAUFFER tt tgt ex Canal atreet.

7 i. f.lsT.'?ETl'5 IttArket BEEP, landing ex Ship Bt Cbarlis; fur sole by a "f- Common and 3ft Canal street 1 ChauM of 1 MiC tetl tr i LIST OP VESSELS Balled and Cleared for Mew Orleans. 1 Corrected for the Daily Pieaymne, December si, 18ft. COASTWISE POKTS. NTJW YORK, I Empire City, Griffin Dee IT Steamship Cahswbs, Bulloch sld Dee 13 Ship Ophir, Byrne s.a Dec 9 Bhip Smithsonian, (new) Dec 9 fhip Indiana, Oov 6 hip Memphis, eld Nov 8 Ship Westminster, Dee Bhip Atmosphere, Pray rid Dec 8blp Charier Oak, Dec 3 Ship Lancashire, Allee eld Nov 99 Bark Han nan z'bom ton, Tail Not 37 BOSTON.

8hip John Albert, 6esrs eld Dec 10 Ship Old Dominion, Sampson. Dec Bhip Delhi, Knapp eld De 3 Shin Granite State, Weeks Dec 3 Ship Susquehanna, Ellis Dec 3 Ship Serampore, Bowen Nov 39 Ship Ocean Star, Symonds. eld Dec 9 Bark Saxony. Smith eld Dec 9 Bark Nineveh, Prince eld Nov 33 8c hr Addison Child, Bell eld Not 99 PHILADELPHIA. Shin North Carolina Dee 4 Bark Thus Alii hone, Thompson.

eld Dec Schr A Crawford, Blarkmaa Not 21 BALTIMORE Ship Edward Everett, Gunby CHARLESTON. Brig Jehossee, Sterlens Scbr Col Lester, sld Decs Dec 13 Dec 13 WILMINGTON, N. C. Schr Joa Lawrence. Dec PORT8MOUH.

N. H. Bhip Eagle 8 peed, (new) Fuller Dec 3 Ship Kate Prince, (new) Oct 30 BATH. Me. Ship Argo, (new) Bhip Bazaar, Stewart THOMASTON.

Ship Aldanah, Ship Mary O'Brien, Ship Margaret, Watts PORTLAND, Me. Ship Hamburg, (new) BUCK8PORT. Bhip Edward (new) Dec 1 Not 37 Dec 4 Dec 4 aid Dec 4 Dec 9 sld Dec FOKEIGN POKT3. LIVERPOOL. Ship Lizzie Hsrwood aid Not ST BbiplHaiTiaburg.

Nov 87 Ship Silistria, Hawkins sld Nov 18 Ship Paragon, Drink water Nov 19 Ship Moonlight eld Not 30 Ship Kossuth eld Not 18. Bbip Knickerbocker. Pea body sld Nev 14 Ship Maxwell. Marshall aid Nov IS Ship Carnatie. tmerton Nor 16 Bbip Timor, Nov 17 Ship Gladiator, Blayne Nov 18 Ship Otseonthe, Not 13 Ship New York eld Not 13 Ship Ocean Traveler, sld Not 14 Bhip Rankin, Mclntyre aid Nov 13 Bhip Calender, Patten aid Nov 11 Bbio Onward.

Chi vera a aid Nov 11 Ship Gee Washington, Cumminga sld Nov 9 snip European, orner hot Bbip Old England, Delano aid Not 4 Ship Bimaoa, Smith. eld Sept 90 LONDON. Ship Wales eld Not tS Ship Howadji, Batch dd Not 14 Ship Wilder Farley. Nichols eld Not 4 Ship Golconds Not 4 Ship Petsr Oct 30 DEAL. Ship Danube, Coster Oc BRISTOL, Eng.

Ship Jno Parker, Roberts Nov 90 Ship Joseph Holmes, faarlin aid Nov 13 Bhip Flushing cid Oct Ship Marmora, Oct 6 RAVES END. Ship Ed Stanley, Nichols Not 18 CARDIFF, Wales. Ship Carwrn, Chase sld Nov 8 Ship Carmen sld Not 8 NEWPORT, Wales. Bhip Uhland, Lahnsen Nov 18 Ship Von Gagern, Riemera sld Not 11 tiUEENSTOWN. Ship Blanch, Morton Not 19 BELFAST, Ireland.

Ship Eliza Mormon. MrBumie Not IS CUXHAVEN. Ship Oder, Scbenson Not 18 PILL. Ship Lilliss, CottCTell sld Nov 17 Bhip Madras, Robinson Not 3 Ship Rialto, Chase Not 3 Bhip Hope, Oct 38 Ship Agamemnon, Goodwyn. Oct 18 Ship olfe, via Savannah Oct 33 CADIZ.

Ship St. FetroniUa NovflO HAVRE. Steamship Joseph Perier cid Nov 36 Ship Winthrop a Nov 34 Ship Mortimer Livingston, Sampson Nov 13 Ship Emma Jane, ald Oct 38 BORDEAUX. Ship Cabinet, Wright aid Not 10 Ship Our Union, Sleeper Not 10 Ship Saragossa Oct 38 Ship Fanny Wbittiar, Gage Oct 1 MARSEILLES. Ship Joseph Theresa aid Oct II ROCHELLE.

Bark Wilson, Peacock Oct 1 TRAP AN Ship Ostervald, arris Oct IS PALERMO. Bark Giovanni, Baptist Oct a GENOA. hlp Monica, Jackaon Not 9 Ship Orozimbo, Croce aid Nov ANTWERP. Ship Bannockburn, Bruce Not 15 HAMBURG. Ship Nov 17 BREMEN.

Ship Marie Louis Aog 97 Ilalr Work. STEOBENSAUCH, Artist In Hair, Dealer la Watches and Jewelry, iff All kinds of Ornamental Hair Work made to order dl4 lm 37 CBARTRES STREET. CHOICE Havana Tobacco Tor Sale SIXTY-TWO BALE8 OF HAVANA TOBACCO, oelts de Absjo, of diflerent qualities. B. SOCK dlt lm 3 Carondelet street.

ROM this date, and by mutaal consent, T. D. BE LAUME, retire from our firm. ED. DC PASS EUR tt CO.

New Orleans. December 16, las. 6t COOPER'8 Reflned Sheet and Shred Ialnclaaa. FOk Blanc Table Jellies, ate A prime article for Confectioners. Hotel and Familv use.

To be ob tained, with directions for using, of the principal grocers and druggists throughout tbe United States. nm am rtita tuurEg, new York. Wet Kane to Hire. AN excellent Negress, with good oualiflcarlona and a aoperior nurse with a good breast of milk, can be hired to a respectable family. Apply to this office.

ds Twenty Dollars Reward. vjs. Strsyed th SMh of November, from 73 Ram--jjr- Part street, a large GREY HOUND DOG. An. -answers to tbe name of Frank." Co'or brown.

The above reward will be paid for his return as above. aw-ti Aver's Cherrv Pectoral FOR the rapid core of Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Influenza. Bronchitis. Whnopuie Cona-h.

Croup. Asthma. Inclpieut Consumption, and for the relief of consumptive patients in advanced atagea of the diaease. We need not apesk to the public of ita virtues Through. out every town, and almoat every hamlet of the American DiaicBj iia wonurnui cures oi puimuuary compmiuis nava made it already known.

Nav. few are the families in an civilized country on this continent without some personal experience of itserlects; and fewer yet tbe communities anv where which have notamona them some livinstronhv of its victory over the subtle snd dangerous diseases of the throst snd lungs. While it is tbe most powerful sntidote yet known to msn for tbe formidable and danirerooa diseases of the nulmonarv ornna. it ia also the Dleasantevt and safest remedy that can be employed for infanta and oung persona. Parents should have it in store against the naidioua enemy that iteala upon them unprepared.

We have abundant arounda to believe the CHERRY PECTO RAL saves more Uvea by tbe consumptions it prevents than those it cures. Keep it by you, and cure your colds, mhilethevare cm-able, nor neglect them until no human akill can master the inexorable canker that, fastened on the vitals, ests your life away. Ail snow tneoreaaitu rataiiry oi lung disorders, ana as they know. too. the virtuesof this remedy, we need not do more than asaure them it ia atill made the best it can be.

We snare no coat, no care, no toil, to nroduce it tbe most perfect possible, ana thus anora tnoae wuo reiy on it tue best agent whirh our akill can furnish fur their cure-Prepared bv Dr. J. C. AYER. Practical and Analytical Lhemist, loweli, Massachusetts, ana sold Dy all zrruggists.

Cotton Seed. HALI.ER NUTT will deliver his favorite variety of Cotton Seed at Hard times Landins. at 60 cents a busnei. address mm at isatcoez, or dso BOG ART, FOLEY AVERY. Jast Arrived.

Horses Horses. AN Eight pair of fine large Family Horses. Also, Jr aaa-ctTrrlTr single Horses, smoug which there are sev-J era! fine Family and fast Trotting Hones. Can be seen by spplying to Mr. WHITNEY, at ut.

llliuii a ocaoies, dl8 ltt foot of Union street. References 8. O. Nelson St Co. Meon tt Titus.

Chriatmaa Presents. TOTS AND FA NCI' ARTICLES FOR TUB MILLION B. PIFFET, 133 Canal street, (Touro Buildings,) and 40 Chartres street, IS now opening his stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, the richest and rarest tbst hsve ever been oitered to the public embracing every variety of Furnlshins Fanev Work Boxes. Dreaains and Toilet Cases, Vases, Work Tables and Stands, fins English Papier Macbe Desks. Jewel Cases, and Bohemian Glsas and China Toilet Sets Odor Boxes and fine Dolls, Hobby Horses, Carriages, Boggles, Propellers, Tool Boxes, Gsraes, Pozzies, fiaya.

stc, ate, ate n. a. Depot or toadies' Trrmmings. dis tJal New Uroceries Jnst HsRivfl. SHAKERS' PRESERVES New Hams and Beef Ton rues CrackDell Biscuits and English Saacea and Pickle French Preserves; Westphalia Ham'; Rairlna Fia and Prunes, in lara and fancv boxes And a variety of new articles of FANCY GROCERIES Just received, desirable for tbe holidays.

zoa-einer wren a superior stack 01 excellent nuu, LIQUORS and CORDIALS. or aa'e at the Gem Grocery- store, 33 naronne arreec die E. L. BERCIER. Painless of Teetk wltheat use of Chloroform or Letheon.

LOCAL1 ANESTHESIA. THE undersigned was among the first to Intredoce Chloroform and F.ther Into Dractlcs in this dsv. and nof tiers to his patients the- ad ran taxes of tbia sew agent, which by local application aa benumbs the Jaw that teeth may be extracted without pain, and the patient at the same time retain all the usual consciousness and powers of mind. It is an agent which can be used without the least possibility sf danger and wit positive snccess. riUE.xr.riJi.ja u.

svivarr. Dental syl SnpdAWt -is Caasal straet. Hocnbead, Barrel and IlaJf-barrel lloepa (in nnil barrel Hoops, fJU.UWU a prime article, For sale bv MORTIMER TURNER, "tS lm 77 Gravier street. A Grand Fancy- Drenn and Afaaqaernde BALL. Fovthe Benefltaf tha Widows and Ornoans Panel ef Orleana Lodge No.

II, O. O. will be given at Odd Fellaara.ll on THTTMniT F.VF.Nl-li Febrmary 18S7. Managers P. G.

R. B. Svkea. J. H.

Webb, E. Allen, J. H. Tenny, J. B.

Williams, N. J.Hoey, E. L. Bercier, W. E.

Camp, Warrea Davia. P. G. Jno. Btroud, Jr.i P.

G- Wm. Shannon. P. G. J.

M. Gould, P. G. R. L.

Brace P. G. T. F. Peterson.

P. G. J. H. Fro bus, C.

A. Miitenberger, Gentlemen wishing Ladies' Invitations will please send In their names and residences to the Secretary, No. naa a aiwr, No Lady will be admitted without an Invitation Ticket, approved by the Committee, and no Ladies' Invitations will be issued after the last meeting af tbe Committee, which will be held on tbe evening previous to the Ball. All masked persons will be examined before- entering the Ball Room. jst Tickets, S3 60.

dig td MASKED SOCIETY I3ALzL.S. 'A Series of -Rta-rit Ma.lre Snelv Rails arfll tw given at the GRAND LODGE MASONIC HALL, Charlea street, the first of which will take place me via oi January, lMft7, and the others -on every succeedins Fridav. until TumH.it 34th, being Mardl Gras. The above Balls will be given under the management ef luc luiwwiug auucuien Br. Labatut, G.

W. Dunbar, B. Vlgnand, J. A. Brand.

C. A. Tremoulet. G. W.

SaulreaT 8- Msgner, Chss. E. Bouligny, Noma Augustin, rmuiounur. A. r.

uiqaci, T. I7npr.ll TTene Aefieii JU urvi. Loci en Char vet, A. Brocard, E. G.

Gottschalk, u. irreri, r. vr. rvuouuei, A. uuiuotte, E.

B. DeGruy, O. Voorhiea, E. Barnett, J. A Id Ire, E.

N. Ganucheao, V. Loblt. J. M.

Oriol, Alf. Cornu, Weysbam. Jules Fazende, Gentlemen wishing to subscribe to the Series will plea mske their applications to Mr. H. RUFFIER, at the office of tbe Bali Room, aituated on the aeeond floor of the fdaili the aame will be open evt ry day tram o'clock, A.

M. to 3 P. M. dlS-t A Grand Dress, Clvie and Military Ball will he given Dy tne LOUISIANA GRAYS. At Odd Fellows' Hall, ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1897.

Committee of Arrangements. Ensign J. F. RUtHA, I Private H. SMITH, Private J.

TOWELL, I J. HOGAN. T.HODGINS, I at Tickets, SS each, can be had from any member the committee. Ladles Invitations can only be procured from the committee. No lady can be admitted without an invi tation ticket.

dll td ODD FELLOW8 UAL.L,. YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY MASKED AND FANCY DRESSED BALLS. There will be a series of Five Balls, which will take place on tne sallowing ragnrs: First of the Series Monday, 89th December. Second Thursday, 1Mb January, 1867. l-Third uursuav.

smn jsnosrr. iaA7. Fourth Fifth Thursdav. 13th Februarv. lflST.

Tuesday, (Hardi Graa,) 84th seuruary, iao7. Managers J. Prados, W. H. Holmes, W.

Hodgson, James Taylor, D. C. Johnston, T. Taqoino. J.

O. McLean, L. R. Lsroae, A. C.

Smith, Ernest Corna, W. C. Wilson, F. F. Trine hard.

Gentlemen wishing to snbscribe to these Balls wil apply to tne secretary, at tne omce oi tne nan nvoom, eotrance on zarayette street. Persons wishing to procure Ladies' Invitations are requested to send in their names and residences to the secretary. The Board of Managers will meet every Wednesday Even Ins. at 7 o'clock, at the office of the Ball Room. No Lady will be admitted without an Invitation ticket, uavujg ueeo approveu oy iik ooaru ui managers.

All masked persona will be examined by a committee, be fore enterins tbe Bail Room. Positively no Ladies' Invitations will be issued after the last meetings of tbe Managers, wbicn will be on nignts previous to eacn Ban. Positively no Subscriber's ticket can be procured on the night oi tne nans. a 4 td For Bade, A cargo of superior English COAL, (Risca Rock Vein Coal,) arrived per ship Consignment. WARNEKEN It dl9 flt 41 Union street.

For Hale on Account of Departure. A first rate stand, with stock sndV fixtures, suitable for a bar room, collee and oysteraaloon, fruit stand, cigars or grocery. The lease la for two years from November 1. Said houae Is on a corner, and situated in a verr respecta ble, populous snd pleasant neighborhood. For further par ticulars, inquire at mis omce.

oia at- AaDaraaua Root. 33,000 Giant Aaparagua Roots, three years old, extra large size narreis containing trom an toiuuitoora, in tine order for planting lust received oer bark J. R. Davis, from Philadelphia, and for sale by the Jierrel, or a quantities to salt pare D. MAUPAY, 61 Gravier atreet.

Puttv. -i BARRELS in bladders, in store and for aale low by A6 JaAitsxiXBUii at vcubanuEK, dl tf 61 Front street Pew. rwy WO very desirable Pews in theChoreh ef the Messiah, A earner BT. sjnanes aaa jotia atieeta, for sale. Apply to lays uj sjua a UTnawai, asKaatai, For Sale.

a CARGO of best Scotch Steam Coal, to irrive also, in jlx. store, ocotcn Aie, quarts ana pin's. STEWART a dl etV IS Carondelet street. Notice. tT'HE COCK PIT on Gravier street will be opened on A Thursday, 34th snd will continue open during toe sssson.

dll eY D. DOCE, Proprietor. H.udretlaa (jatrdeo 8eeds-(irswth 1S56. Received per steamship Philadelphia, a fine colteo tion of Flower Seeds. Per bark T.

R. Davia, an as sortnaent of Snap and Pole Beans. Giant Asparagus Roots Also, per ship meridian, from Liverpool, a variety of fine English Peas. Per steamer T. C.

Twichell, Extra avemuesy diuc ursaj, nrrai uiaw, xiauovuj. Millet, Ac. A large assortment of Shruobery, Ornamental Trees, Roses, Greenhouse Plants, Strawberries, Ac For sale at H. HAFNER'S Seed Store and Plant Depot, dlH-lmf 13U St. Charles street.

THE GREAT, GREAT Boardmaa 6c Gray Planoa AFTER twenty-one years manufacturing, owing to the great demand for these instruments in the United States. Canada. West Indies and in Europe, this is the first time an Agency could be established in New Orleans. Comment is unnecessary. Go to STEWART'S Cabinet Ware rooms, Nos.

171 and 173 Canal street, the only place where thev can be found, and von mav see recommenda tions from tbe first musicians In the world, and a description of the model manutartsry. Board man tt Gray have been awarded fifteen first class Gold and Silver Medals. Every piano is warranted to give entire aatisfaction or no sale. n4 lmWAdltawlm State of tieorala, In Richmond County I Superior Court, October i erm, urn Jtmcsii tvnigut and Martha J. Knight, his wife, complainants, vs.

Abner P. Robertson. Executor of tbe will ef Martha Pace, deceased, and others, defendants. In Equity Bill for discovery, account and relief. appearing to the Court tbatjthe defendants, John Burets ana John Kennedy snd Eliza L.

Kennedy, (bis wife.) leside out of this State, to wit. in the State of Lsuiaiaaa, and the defendants John Milton and William H. Milton also reside beyond the limits of this State, to wit, In the State of Florida On motion of complainants' aolicitor. it ia ordered that aaid defendants appear and answer sai4 bill of complaint on or before the first day of tbe next term of mis court, to oe neia on tue secooa nvniai is spra next and that service or this order span said defendants be made bv publishing the same in tbe New Orleans Pica yune and tbe Tallahassee Floridian (public gazettes of said States of Louisiana and Florida and having a general circulation.) once a montn for four months prior to tbe next term of this Court. orncE, ourKniuK.

tuuni, Georgis, Richmond county. I herehv rerrifr that the foreaoinefia a true CODV Of an order which appears on record oa minutes of said Court, thia twelfth day of December, ISfifj. Witness my hand and tbe sesl of said Court, this 18th December, 1856. dl8 it am 4m beivj. j.

ttaiz, iera. Kasav Vlamtaitinn Tar Kale. OITDATED Ta the pariah of St. John tbe Baptist, and forty-five miles above New Orleana. Said plantation moaatirina- 173 aunerflcial amenta, of 1.000 OI cleared and the balance heavily timbered.

The im provements, consisting of three large dwelling bouses, negro cabins, sugar-hoaae, ateam engine, two acta of kettles, eighteen coolers, purgery, steam draining machine, with a saw mill and corn mill three large corn houses, stables, Aa For terms apply to SSLfflitK, 46. 47, and 43 Old Levee. or to Messrs. BEARD MAY, dJO Jsw2m Banks a Arcade. Plantation and Negroes for Sale, IB Tensas Parish, near waterproof, ia.

WILL be aold at public sale on the 8th day of January, 1167, to the highest bidder, a Plantation containing 1200 acres, mere or leas, 600 in rultivstion, too deadened, with sood sin. mill, sawmill. Quarters, cribs and stables: fA young Southern raised Negroes 86 Mules; 100 head of Cattle; lot) Hogs; 6000 bushels Corn, and all the fanning utensils oa the place. Terms of Bale One-third cash the balance at one, two and three years, with eight percent, interest from thedsy oi saie. References: GORTON Waterproof, La.

A. L. WILSON and Capt. S. F.

POWER. Natchez, Miaa. J.W. M. HARRIS.

Virksborg, Mias. JOHN WATT tt New Oleana, La or H. G. TROEMAN, dSO 3tawtJaJi '57 on the Plantation. New Orleana School of Medicine).

Situated an Common street, opposite the Chanty Hospital. TiHE reaular Conrae of Lectures ill this Institution will commence on MONDAY, tbe 17th November, 1866- and continue five montna. Faculty Erasmus Fenner, M. Professor of Theory and Prac tics of Medicine. A.

Forster Axson, M. Professor of Physiology. Thomas Peniston, M. Professor of Clinical Medicine, and Auscultation. Samuel Cboppin, M.

Professor of Surgery. Isaac L. Crewrour, M. Professor a Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence. Howard Smith.

M. Professor of Materia Medlca and Therapeutics. John M. W. Picton, M.

Professor of Diseases of Women and Children. D. Warrea Brickel, M. Professor of Obstetrics. Cornelius C.

Beard, M. Professor of Anatomy. Anthony A. Peniston, M. D-, Adjunct Professor of Anato- Theiaaretlng Roonas win be opened an ths i lBh ef Oo-tober, and Clinical instruction will be Charity Hospital, from that time fall the m.e"tha of the regular course of Lectures The Pcoz'rujry of the College to the Cbsrity Hospital wulprevantaU loss of Urn In going from one ta tbe other.

mrH. It is the intention of ths Fatyto JFEZ cal Medicine and Surgery at the bedaMe as fully atpoa hle. In addition to tbe facilities for porpoas altorted noi. a DisDsnsary wui oe estaouanvii us Zf-iiZlS iZi iwi end treatment of saca "T.i. enter tha HosnitaL Here required In turn to pat weacrirne, alv dressings, Ac.

Indeed, every efiort will be made te ren theVouzae ef taetj -neCoaege is situated te a sutet part af the city, and Will be roana apaaoua ano wvh iqwaw. Tbe Professors will take pleasure in aiding Hie student! ehean snd eomiorraoie aoara ana asdsinc. Amount of Fees for the full Coarse of MatricalsOon Fee psid but once), Disss ctioa ree arradoatioa Fee.J... Tar anv further kl formation address A m. Dcaa the Facnrrv.

Satf Carondelet atreaA ..108 innr to SS 'Trie, j.miw.x'rtjumj'vsit SHERIFFS SALES Kaeeenaieo NEaHOiJi AND LAND FOR BALK Sixth Judicial District Court. Panah of East Baton a State of Louisiana. In tbe matter of the IW of Wm. Stephens, deceased. No.

483. Pbsi BT virtue of a con mission issued Iq the above nZ- and to me directed from the honorable tbe cialDiatrict Court in and for tbe pariah ef aw', Rouge and State aforesaid, I will, by virtue ef said7 sion, offer at public aale, oa tbe premiaes where ta i last resided la this parish, at about sevea mileT" city of Baton Rmge, en MONDAY, the UdT2 ary next, A 1W.7, at 1 1 o'clock of said oay tbi ZLi'-hereinafter set forth snd beloneias sioa of Wm Stephens, late of said par I A Tract of Land, aituated in thia pajiahVaato.V' aippi river, at about fourteen miles from the cuvTi I Rouge, containing fourteen hundred arpeata. bounded above bv landa of Tbos. Devalt "iid Posey, esst by lands of J. P.

Mitchell, south iS, said Thomas DevaU.aad Fowler aad Kte.ki at I west by tbe Misaiaaippl river, with all tha aaiwj; provements thereon. Said tract field Tract. A a. Ji auiiuki wi ajaww, nuisica OB toe eattsift. Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara road at absst miles from the city of Baton Ruuge, in thia oaruk ,7 log two hundred and eighty and tbe north by the Quary Tract, east oy land.

south by lands of Isaac S. Taylor, aa Bayou Sara road. Said tract ia known as the RbL vr 3. Another Tract of Land, in this parish att. from the eity of Baton Rouge, eontatniniTS'1 died acrea, bounded on tbe north by on the east by lands of Mallette.soath by Raa7 -l, landa of deeeaaed, with all the "7 thereon known as the Freeman Tracfc Pro" A Another Trsrt of Land, aituated in this nari.k Six milrt from and north of the dty 0f Huljr taining three and twenty acrTwJ.

-bounded on front (south) by poWisdaToa thV.IlJ'' lands formerly of Thibodaux, now Whey Blaol? west by landa of Lotber 8mit, and -sw th aaSlf ef unknown known as the Calvin Smith Tract A Another tract of hud, situated in tbia atriah. at luim irani oi iwoa aonge, eonti ni.r" hundred and hfiv areata. .71 fUimrif twea. hundred and hfty arpents, bounded oa I by lands now or formerly belonging to I by lands now or formerlyUnging to the hein omitn, on the south by tbe he.rs of Courtlansm.tw on the esat landa of Mrs. Duna, foiwaliS as the Grahsm tract.

7 "JOB. knoan A Another tract of land la aaid pariah, as aboas miles from Baton Rouge, contaimni iiat two artents, more or bounded Mr of L. Smith's, east by Mr. E. L.

Ii. aooh. IrffinTtrU" 5 north by land of the deceased, east bTjp' MicbsSZ and west by G. Iiaet and a Another tract of land la saa faWlTknowa jaTl" nart tnet' eoaWning eaehandTyaa. oitw acres, bounded north by R.

Graham east hrttTUT south by Isads of the ceaael aad west hjft Jtl belisgan, sad taon as tha Vouagsiieodtrsctr a Another tract of swsms land, beins ia fern Rhea tract, containing twThsndred arntT bi'tSL divided one half of a tract of four hanXTd arperftf bd, C. Elder Jurmsrly Mr. bindi 7, tbt Baton Rouge bayou, soath by landa of Kder and School laada, eaatby the' Rhea tact, north by PaS lands, known as Swamp land tract. 1 la Another tract in said parish, aituated In the Devils. Swamp, being tbe undivided one-half of taw hundred sag thirteen acres, held in common with Henry Cart aa2 below by lands claimed by know.

kaowa as anauguam tract. 11. Another tract of land in aaid nariah as ahw miles from the city of Baton Rouge, containing three kindred and sixty-three 60-100 acres, knowa as the Hems tract, bounded on the north by tbe Freeman tract, east as i Wiley Blsukt and a R. Davis, south by Charles pipes, ana wt by Elder, Tsylor, snd tbe Rhea tract, wWjau the buildings and improvements thereon. Also, tbe following named Slaves i i Johnson, sued forty six yeara.

John, aged thirty Tears, ruptured. Risa, aged thirty two yeara. George, aged sixty years. Lewis, aged twenty years. Charles, aged thirty seven years.

Big Lewis, sged thirty -tbreey ears. Ab, aged forty-three years. Gibson, sged thirty years. Edmond, aged twenty years, i Alfred, aged thirty eight years, Jamea, aged thirty-three yeara. Cotman, aged fifty yeara Little John, aged seventeen years.

Isaac, aged seventeen years. Bob, aged fourteen years. Sarah, aged twenty-sin years, and her toa Phillip, laefC Six months. Agues, sged thirty five years, aad her child Phillip, tasC Bine yesa Leah, aged forty years, and her twin childsen, iaVimai and Ann, aged eighteen montba Nancy, aged twenty-two yeara. Lucy, aged forty years.

1 Rachel, aged thirty-ire years. Red Martha, aged tweaty yeara Jane, aged sixteen yeara. Beliae, aged twenty nine years. Bill, aged thirty. nine yeara "'l Graham, aged thirty-eight years, Dave, aged thirty -one yeara.

Little Bill, aged thirty -four years Dave Gayle, aged forty-three years. Billy, aged thirty-eight years. Charles Lucas, aged twenty-seven yeanv Cato, aged thirty -five years. I-- Joe, sged thirty years. Dsn, aged thirty -eight years.

Jackaon, sged tnirty-fivs yean. Matt, aged fifty Enoch, sged fifteen years. Martha, aged twenty-eight years, aad her three ehl leettr viz: Harriet, sged eleven years, Elizabeth, three years. aoaV Fsnny, six months. Patience, aged thirty-two years, and her tare childteaV viz Ellen, sged one year, and Thomas, aged ens yeas, Mary, aged thirty-five yean, and has foar children, vis Jim Wil hams, aged eight yeara, Sam, aged fiv years, Mi- -nerva, aged four years, snd Jackson, aged one year.

Ceua, aged thirty-two years, and ber six children, viz 4 Jane, aged eleven years, Sdpio, aged ten years, Dave, aged. '-eighty ran, Margaret, aged ax ears, Eliza, aged foar years, .1 and Celia, aged one year. Mahals, aged eighteen years, and ber intuit child, Anlu Clarissa, aged thirty years. Adeline, aged twenty years. Kitty, aged nineteen years.

Lucinda, aged nineteen years. fc Cynthia, aged twenty years. Ginny, aged forty years. Preciiia, aged sixty years. PERSONAL PRO PER TV.

Farming utensils on the Springfield Plantation, Carsn 10 Wagons, I old Buggy. 4 yokes of Oxen, Horace, 8 Mares, 40 head of Hogs LjCScords of WooA Personal property on tbe Elm Grove Plantation, to-wtt 13 Mules, 13 Horses, 13 Oxen, 136 head of stock Cattle, 4 Wagons, I Cart, one lot of old Wheels, a lot of Farming Utensils, 100 head of Hon, 1 lot of Household snd Kitchai Furniture, 300 cords ef Wood, 1 Carriage, 1 Baggy. 1 Jersey Wsgon. The following Negro Slaves are tbe separated piuueitr sf tbe aaid deceased Henry, aged forty yeara. A bram, aged fifty-five yean.

West, sged forty years. Jude, aged eighteen yean. Beck, sged sixteen years. Dinah, aged seven yeara. George, aged thirteen years.

Alfred, sged two years. Rachel, aged sixteen years. Louisa, aged sixty years. Louisa, aged forty-two, and ber child Lucy, sged seven noracc, ageu wanrxs yeara, Terms of ssle Cash, dao 3tawtJa3 H. V.

BAB IN, She rift. (Sale af Plantation, HIavea and FaraUac Stock. BV W. F. HAIFLIGH, 8beri of the Pariah af St.

Marv. and ex-officio Anctioaesr of said parish Witt be sold st suction oa MONDAY, aid Decembsr, at low o'clock, unless sootier disposed of at private sale, of which, notice will be given A 1WUWIIVH, LUILI.BU .,.1 u. 4H miles sbove the town of Franklin, containing about aroenta of land, almost entirely fenced in. with bride sugar-house, steam engine, nearly new, corn, horses, stables, negro cabins, Ac, aU in good order; plant cane for an ample crop, 3000 barrels of Cora, fodder, potatoes, c. about 45 mules, pair of oxen, to head of cattle, 36 bead of horses and mares, a quantity of sbcep and fanning implements of all kinds, ploughs, carts, Ac suss 81 Slaves, nesrly all bora in the country, good sutrlsctav snd healthy, among whom an a cooper, a mason, a Disc Br smith snd two carpenters.

There are two Mansion Houses, with dependencies nptnf the property, one on the Teche snd ane upon the Bayea-Chouoigne. both ansceptible of being mad saTacable rest. dences. Terma For the nlantatlon nne fourth cash balance at. one, two and three years, with per cent, interest fisas dav of sale.

Far slaves, cattle. Ac one. two aad three. yean for notes saciafactorily endorsed, and mortgage and eventual interest after maturity at per turns under" For further information, apply to a UAH UT 1V. rMMU diT tdts or G.

L. FUSILIER, Parish St. Mary Peter Callahan vs. Jeu Craalara. SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OZLEAB8- No.

9H87. By virtue of an order of saleto me directeo by the honorable the Second District Csart of New Orleans upon sn exception taken in tbe above cause, I wllf proceed to sell at public auction, is the City Hotel, Cota- mon street, bet wee a Camp and Magazine zfeets, on MONDAY, December iuth, 1866, at IS o'clock M-, the following Perundirtded half of all that Lot of Ground, situated la Suburb Livaudais and Parish of Jsrterson, now the Courtis. District of thia city, designates as bio. in islet No. Wis.

and forming tbe corner of Drysdaa and Fourth streets i said lot measures fifty feet front oa Dryadss street, by one- hundred and twenty five feet deep and front en FoorUa street. taT Terms-Cash on the spot JOHN M. BELL. Sheriff of the Parish ef Orleana. Peter Callahan vs.

eaa Cra slaa. DEUXIEME COCR DE DISTRICT DB LA N0U-VELLE ORLEANS No. 7-En vesta d'an ordrw de vent moi sdresse per l'honorsble Deuzieme Coardc-Diatrict de la NouveUe Orleans, aur one 7Pf dans 1'sJtSire ci deasus, Je procederai le LDNDI, Decam bre, 1866, midi.k lalourse de la Cite, ruede la Comrmmej-entre ceiles do Camp et des Msgsslns, Itatotionde La moitie indivise de tout a terrain situ aourr Livaudais, Panisse de Jetferaon, aujourd hul cam pels dans- le District de cettoviUe, de T'llet No. li. et fonnant I'anglsdea roes Dryades ear Ouatme.

LVdit terrain mnurednquantenleds de foce-a hi rue des Drysdn.snr cent vingtiuq mods de prefoav-deuret tacek Is rue yuatrime. "Sonditloos-Comptant au -t d. nST7 dw Sberlf de la Parolsse 'Orleans. Citv af New Orleana vaWIIUaaiaa Terry. FrFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS No.

67ft By virtue ef a pluriea writ ef fieri facias tov -me directed by the honorable Fifth District Court ef New Orleans, in tbe sbove cause, I will proceed to sell at public-auction, at tne City Hotel, Common atreet, between Campy and Magazine atreeta, on WEDNESDAY, Slat Decern at o'clock the folio wing described property, vis A certain Lot of Ground, situated In the First District sf New Orleans, in the Fanbonra Saulet-. and in tha siinai a comprised between Triton WAlk, Hercales, Cal hope and) Dryades streets, being designated' by the No. Ion a piaa drawn by C. A. Hedin, dated lmh September, 1849, and de-posited in tbe othce of J.

A Beard as plan No 101. Batcf lot measures S8 feet and I tine front en Herotales street, by- -1ST feet 10 inches and lines In depth, between parallel -lines, all American measure being the aame lot of ground which Williamsoa Terry purchased from J. W. J. 'A.

-Evsry, by act passed before Adalpbe Mazureao. aotary- public, on the 10th April, law. Together with all the batid-ings and improvements thereon, ngbts, ways, privilegea nd appartenancea ante said lot bekwglnf. Selred In the sbove cause. taT Terms Cash oa tbe spot.

JOHN M. SELL. n3a SO Sberia af the Parish of Orle Janrper aael Crpreas Lssiber. i LAUDING from sundry schooners, in New Basin, 9QOJ00 feet asrarted Juniper and Cypress Luaaser, for ruubai, Crwxkaell Bisenit. 6 CASES Huntley Palmer, landing ex ship Meridlsm, and for sale by THOMPSON It BARNES.

Agents for H. dS0-9t 1, 33 aud to ConuBsa itiecs. 7. Another tract of land in said pariah. bnndred and fifty arpents, being 2 A aVntai, eSaSr tilt twin vi aa.

n. rawiaT.IMBin as tha KaU Tie fJop" sasder sjcjroc tnr terri jrys kola ooc tAke ovt Bor paui. 4vt fcyt long oat 1 tjrs A' rest. after tobr to -sirair ML boat, very i -covert wSt who -the be tend i asvef wcta- In fceel stracp! tbreate wootn. kavts cpt i tvssn rwteli -tATita.

tion of helpth TU III lover anothe soorts wtata cm or straff! Tti ha tu in -ooe- The- 4b ere wilder kod a sdrlft, toker. Tirds. Ttt to floated a toon honor Tould TOl It Mill and lit pniMd The toUve VMS 1 I taw it mwi 1st th terra Itbtyoc nia a Kbooni tad tii koom, and oi twite Ach bta a ktrt.1 Hal hC OtT MlfiTp sicnn tnatfi Natre sorsU thteaD ad big Lsibnte Dr. ChrfeiL Q10E ad no wnuTi lm: Eow -toloi r.Jt rri' At, A BO 'erci Do -5B 1 ti "oirn MA ial fi 't Tett itii th 14 a Uri -dot pot- Mah p-blc nn di ae 1 4ft JJ and quarta Piper Heldaick Cham-" tj parse, "ending ship 8uttanaVr sale by r.lV M. BAYLY st co' i ir.