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J- aaa -t WKDNKSDAY MOKWIJIO, 28. The Sbrevcport Soatawcatera, of 21st Feb. ays: Tie low stage of water between1 this 'point sad Jefferson baa cut abort, the reooipte from that place. is only the smallest class of boats that can reach that place with anything hk a lair trip. -i Sine our but report, the river opposite thia -point has fallen about aix inches, which leaves It now seven feet six inches above the lowest water mark.

Boato drawing four feet ret out without much trouble. From Grand Ecore, i down tne river Is reported rising slowly, witn aix toe on the The water is falling in the lakes, with about twenty inches at tha oath of Black Haven. We learn that the Thornton, is laying in Black Baron, with a load of cotton, unable to get out. Bho will have to remain there until thcwater rises, which there is not mnch prospect at present. They report Upper Bed kiver falling all the way down.

The rates for freight remain mach the same as uer were last week, si wi ou ior np MoU iNiUfttP rnttxii! nuura. S30S40. 1 v-7j iMn mm ui uu vuauv ui ps ivw wi freight from Jeflereon, but as Stinde, with the 1 a Aa, 1.1 a. I Txas. haa been ud that wav.

it would not surprise any one if it had advanced aiittle. I The arrivals from Jefferson have been nnu- anally small; and tne eargees ugbt. witb tbe kigh winds and low water, the boats have bad a tongh time of it, gptting through the htkea. The Alone came in on Monday with only two tier of cotton her guards, and went, into the hospital on Cross Bayou, to havo a hole patched up in her false aides. Nona of ber eanro was Lniured.

The Texaa was ten days above here, wallowing about in -I ue- taxes an oayou, wiui a oarge in tow, on which there wsj about four hundred, hales of eottoflu. i The toQowing is a list of the arrivals from Jefferson aad she lakes since our last report: Gossamer, 294 bales; Una, 137; and Texas, 420. The Alone has not aa yet returned any manifest She probably had in the neighbor- hood of 200 bales. The steamers Powell and Haatiltoa brought out full loads of salt pork and beef. Old Eiver during the past week has furnished the George with a full load of cotton and the Homeyer with three hundred bales of cotton.

Business in that direction "i abeut closed for thia season. The following is a list of the arrivals from below Champion, Caddo, llomeyer, Anna E. Mollis Fellowes, David Watts, Alex. Speer, Beulah, Carrie Poole, Mattie Cook (from Grand Ecore, with the Frolic's cotton). The following is a list of the departures Richmond, (from this place;) 215 bales Mag gio Haves, 440; Caddo, 618; Champion, 66: Una, 137 Homever, 682-; CotHe, 2G5; David Watts, C31.

Total, 3085. Many of the steamboat captains are really difCottraged, and talk about paying off and laying up. The time lost in waiting on Gov-ernment officials for a load, and its clearance, leave no margin for a profit, to say nothing of tha anawyaateea and perplexities thev have to eneeunteri To calculate beforehand the time will take to make a round trip in, is out of the question. r- THE CITY. Melnesaeae Canal.

The bridges on this canal are now folly completed. Kr. Bailey, City Surveyor, suggested the plan of their construction, and we now have bridges, at the various crossings, thai art firm, Well protected and durable. It will require the lapse of many years before any of them will need any material repairs. The work has been an extensive and important one, and of course, likewise expensive, though in the end will prove the moat acceptable and economicaL While on thia subject, we would allude to another important suggestion which has been madeJry Mr.

Bailey. The Melpomene Canal la the only sewer, of any dimension, that exists to any extent within the city limits proper. To. the surrounding section it has been of mnch service as an aqueduct, hut yet much ineoawnienee has been experienced thereby, as it ao greatly reduces the width of the thoroughfare on either side. It has been proposed that files he driven in near the water's edge each aide planked up perpendicularly By thin means the same advantages would exist and the street on each aide widened three or four feet In our opinion thia plan should be adopted, at least aa for as concerns the upper section of the canaL Mnlaance.

Standing at the corner of Carondelet and Lafayette streets yesterday, our olfactories war greeted in a manner far more forcible than, agreeable by what the gutters con tained. the nniaanco originated 'we cannot say, but the evil should be remedied. If continued it is sufficient to create the cholera, yellow tever, or any other serious malady. laferaaatlon Wanted. Mr.

Henry Bounabel, Mayor Kennedy's private secretary, informs us that a letter waa received from Cincinnati, from Mr. Jos. N. Viot, soliciting information in regard to the whereabouts of Mr. Jos.

Benedict, an uncle of his. Mr. Benedict, before entering the army, occupied some position in the Lower Steam ctton Press. It is now over two years since ho has been heard from. Any information concerning him, him will be gratefully received.

Csfe4. Yesterday evening John D. Grant and Allie Grafton, A couple of flash coves, were arr sated by Officer Ackerman in the St James Hotel, charged with being dangerous and suspicious characters. They were found perambulating through the hotel, entering various rooms with, It is supposed, felonious intentions. Grafton had on his person a splendid revolver, A short time after, they were locked up, a gentleman came to the Station, and identified the hoots which one had on, and alio the pistol, ai property stolen from him yesterday morning.

From present indications, both will prove suo- ceeaful candinstes for positions in the Parish Prison. 7 SometfcJnf Nice. At Santini's large liquor sal yesterday, Frank Quirk bought one half of the stock, $30,000 worth for use of "The Offloe," his locality, oa Carondelet street, and for his St Charles street bouse. The brandy purchased cost $25 a gallon, and is some of the choicest thai can be found in tha city. If any one doubts this, why go and try it Fladajs BsJU' 4 The grand fancy dress ball to.

be given by the Finian Brotherhood to-morrow night, at tbe Odd Fellows Hall, promises to be brilliant affair, and great preparation is being asade. We are under obligations for ticket invitation. Dlarle Car- Abell. two tor yesterday fan Qua court Jehn McGulre wa. tried on a charge of carrying concealed weapons, and tha iurr returned a verdict of not guilty.

Tha new trial of Lorenzo gatiba, on a charge of murder, did not take place. in the Jirattrial of the accused, Judge Abell had appeared as counsel, for the defence; and Judge J. Thomas, who was called upon to Prwtte daring the trial, also declined, hay-lag ecn Attorney-General when was jfinrtMd The ease was consequently -i To-day the case of Chma. O'Brie. eltarjra with having murdered hit wife, will coma np for lAnnDriekinaDlfordBtnrbingtli peace, Visa fined $10, or go to the JPreh Ttimon for fifteen iaV.

'for A like Of-. -nice, in mere, was flowed to depart in Alexander Seytnour; 'colored, for: tabbing whhtotentto ient1o the Pariah "Prison for fifteen day- Qoite a light penalty Ufor a Mm Booth, for itarbiBg the- peace, vraa required to band over a $10 bill or be handed to the Pariah Prison for fifteen days. 8aHy 'Johnsoa, tor a like- offence, and being pugnacious towards the officer, and aiming, a lick at bis ptigaoee, was politely requested to make a donation of $15 to the State, or enjoy herself at the" Rate's expense for twenty days' either, it made no difference. Kr. J.

Agoilard and Q. Mateo, for fighting, neither sustaining mnch damage, were allowed to go on their way rejoicing. The ease of Geo. Thomas, eoloredt charged having stolen $70 from John Blackatone, was continued. This was the only case of inv portance up.

Thomas stole this money from 1 a a mar i 7 aw on his person was indentified. Keeerder K.raeabeo Ceart. Wm Galpin, charged with carrying con cealed weapons, by the clemency of the Court, waa discharged and the pistol confiscated. Squire Porter, for assault and battery, waa fined $10, andrequired to furnish peace bonds' in the sum of $350. Washington Black received a similar penalty for a like offence.

John Beilly, charged with assault and battery and also robbery, waa fined $10, or go to prison for fifteen days. John Macon, for stealing a pistol, was sent to the Pariah Prison for Jthirty- days. John Hartman, charged with being an accessory, waa discharged, there being no evidence whatever implicating him. Edward Williams, colored, for fighting, was fined $5. George Johnson, charged by Win.

Scott 'with stealing, was sent for twenty days to the Parish Prison. Michael Garrity, charged by bis loving better half with an assault upon her, was required to furnish peace bonds in the sum of $500, or go to prison for ten days. Sarah Wilson, for disorderly conduct, was sent to the Workhouse for one month. Savd Aeeldea. Monday evening Mr.

Thomas, of the firm of Thomas dt Cronch, San Augustine, Texas, while in the store of Mr. Gauche, on Chartres street, was fatally injured by a crate of crockery, which fell, by accident, through the hold above, and from the effects of which he died yesterday morning. A son of Mr. Thomas was standing near by, and had a very narrow escape. This is certainly a sad and deplorable accident Accident.

A passenger, a German, name not ascertained, yesterday fell down the hold of the steamship Bolivian, from Liverpool, now lying in the Fourth District, and had his leg broken! and was otherwise seriously injured He was sent to the Charity Hospital. Took a. Ride. A small negro boy, about 16 years of age, having a fancy for horse flesh, took a ride by mounting a horse which was hitched near the corner of St Mary and Tchoupitoulaa streste. The herse had on a new set of single harness and the negro a blue suit of clothes.

We presumed the boy lost bis way, as he did not return. Vsw Ordinance. i John Deepanch was arrested yesterday, charged by Col. J. M.

C. Brady with violating a city ordinance. FsusUly Jara. Michael Garrity very unfeelingly pitched into bis better half yesterday, and assaulted her in a ferocious manner. Mrs.

Garrity, not willing to submit tamely to such treatment, had her leige lord arrested, and he will have to answer to both his Maker and Recorder Kruebbe for bis unkind conduct LestUirl. A young girl, about five years of age, was lost yesterday, and its parents are eager to learn of her whereabouts. She has light hair and blue eyes, and had on a dark spotted dress. Drammed TJn. Philip Drum, Adam Drum, and Mrs.

Drum were all arrested on Tchoupitoulaa street, charged by Mrs. Sharp with assault and battery. This is very bad for the Drum family. Reekie Driving. William Johnson, a colored individual, having neither the common impulses of humanity nor the fear of the law in his bosom, yesterday, on Tchoupitoulaa street, run over and seriously wounded a lady by the name of Mrs.

Kate Lee. Johnson was locked np, and will be duly put through a course of sprouts. Aa Unwortkjr Son. John Adam, a very unworthy son of Old Adam, yesterday took a fancy to a bolt of black satinet in the store of Messrs. Peet, Sims Si.

23 Magazine street, worth about $50. -This would have been all right, but Adam, besides taking a fancy, took the afore aid bolt, and a citizen then took Adam and the bolt to the police station. Mortuary Report. From February 18th to the 25th inclusive iHsa-jt-. apoplexy bzoncbitis cancer of uterus cancer 1, congestion of he braics 1.

cuuf ca tion er the longs eonmuaption ltL eonTulsioDS co-iuiuuni puerperal dobilitr aduls debility lotaiitlla 4, duurbeai acute diarrhea chrome, dny-il destitution drowuad dy- DO PIT Dace 2. heart diamao of 1 i.il.n.u.. of the womb 1, intemperance 1. Jaundice meaalea a mall-pox 1L tftTJofl. teetbilS Ubulu' 3i tria naaueaSum 2, Agrt Under 1 vear.

17 1 Itall. IIaS i. lOtott, t5io20, 20tO, 10; 25 30, 30 to 40, 13; 40 to SO, 0: SO to 60. 10 60 to 70, 70 1 wu iuu, iw ana op wards. unknown, a.

'1 otal 109. JVt-ur Krir and Kranc Germany 5, Ire. iana 1. Kniieo states nnanowa 1, not stated 3. Total llH.

.1 White el, blacks 37, anlattoea 10, not stated 1 H. luvtuci Rhimm, Beeretary Board oi Health. Let Him Down ay.Th manner in wh ich our military heroes are let down to their orir. inal level, on their return home, is sometime! more amusing to tbe lookers on than nattering uis Kwjnu a 111 poiut lieu. oaO.

H. went out in a regiment from the Badger Biaie as captain, eiore be left, tbe rendes-vous be was promoted to colonel and for gal. lant conduct in the field was revetted briga- aier general. un a is retirement to civil life, no toia a-incna toey let mm down eavy. At Washington it was General If.

at Madi son, colonel ix. at tne town wbere he organ ised me company it waa "llow are you, Captain and when he eot no to 8.. where he resided, every boy with freckled nose waa shouting, "llniloo, Bam I Little are L'tlle tblno. Tint thev are sources oflara-e streams a helm Ja a lime tniDg, out it governs tne course of a snip: a bridle-bit is little thing but sec its nse and towers: nails and pegs arc little things, but uey noia ue parts oi large Duudings together; toiDfrs, but powerful for good or eviL Think "i mrod tbe irtUe things. Pay that lttle debt i it is a promise, redeem it-it is a bnl ov' Too know not whU maJk itL: to WW-! ey will "ara oeaav than i 1 a A.

Liicrut g. lever twnraatiTa z. rever pernicious fever nervous frer puerperal 1, feTtr srarlet t. -fever typhoid 1. east ro enteritis S.

DOM T. ncaTtruB raw) sr. Mr. JOHN a WaaHHf OTOir, aad aadataat are tbe 9tj aatboruwd BlariM and Blvar Haws aapsrurs far tae rkayaae. -if CX.B1SXD TSSTEROXT.

Steamahlp Buldan, AlcxaBdcr.Aw i a .1 Conaorv ee Steamilrfp I Barrta, Fwlr. aV ealvcstoa and laaia 'a -Btramrtt 8 Fahxhlid, sr Pearacela aa Apt- lat Uirola, Zcresa Trai Hn w.rSKfmlie, Carroa for Prinm aiartcc -Brit artel il audCauiueachy. 1 Beht lVdepeadnKW. Whttmore. tnf Mobile.

dia St mr LouiM. BopkJaa. ta MoMla. 1C Harris jBleamerOileana Hii.uo far M.iMte, Maater fteamarAlaaananjiia I. Kb, rap autkama aiver.

ater Steaaacr Un. for doattoaKxy, ARBTVKTX, Bteanufclp eaidtag Star. Barry, Irora WawTark ISth Drevioiwlv mm tail to riuirt.uv ad dlat rung eaoey, wjarn. tram new 2 or a ta A Foadtct lat dbtrict IS 17th Jolla, Townwnd, fm 8t Louta. Trsaa, tnar.

te JcSVrMHt. lii. Bopktna. An aleeila. Benrfit.

KugiUh. fm Montgomery Ifew Bada. adac Plctchvr. Watta, fra Camauo. Plain City.

lXIfrrr, fm T-ibodaiu. atanaoon, Dnsaa, fm Batan Boaga. i i fBalow i Coming Up. Morales Star, Wclaon, from New Tork ITth Uv. to Courttnuy tteanublp Clraeatra, Blch, from Boatoo, loth laat.

toO A. Poadick May Flower, Call. IS days fiam Boston, to Byn-on era Ship Memaon, Baker, from New Tork 19th to Crrevy, Piickrnan Aeo Brit Sblp Jura. Wlieelc, fnm Uverpoot via Cbar'n'on Hark 8t Bemaril, Drrtjrm. om Urerpoo.

mth Dec Bark Klwood Cmrper. FHtirr. ora Liverpool 9th Dm Brlf John Bastings, fiom Baraaa, with lugar to Murium A co Pchr Howard Adama, from Braaos Santiago frhr Belt be Scar Aadcraoa, from Havana, ta VlUanubla XXPOBTS eALVESTOK Steamihip Bapidan-300 tkt com and sandrira OA1.ESTOS ASB TNTJItNOtA-StramahiD I Bimi SAO bbl floor 300 tka corn and ondnra PBNSACOLA AND APaLaCUICOLA atcamahlp Jaa Green 826 ska rarn and tuidrles PALERMO Brig oova Rnaalle hhdi tobacco 1600 lb moea ft lumber bldea 7000 ataves K1SAL AND CAM PEACH r-Srhr Hanna-3TS bbla flour to bala oin la bbla potatoea 12 bxa cheae SS kega batter lot lumber and aondiiea ALABAMA B1VEB Steamer Alabama Belie 0000 aka cara at auadriea ON TOOM ET Steamer Benefit aund-y mdae MOBILE 6cbr ladependeace 7-q aka corn 810 aka malt SO tana iron MOBILE Steamer Creole sundry mdae MOBILE Steamer Leaiae auadry mdae IMPOSTS. NEW TORK Steamahlp Pang SboeyAaaorted mdae KKYY YOIUL Dtcanwhlp Guiding StarAaaortcd mUa RKCKIPT8 OF PRODUCE. ST LOOTS Steamer Julia 33-2 aka com 60 tea lard 300 bbla none Keep A Caulfletd IT-J do Haaaon, Ofutt ca SlSdaKeblorat Updyke ino do SA bila wbiatcyj Connaiv Ara bbla potatoea Dorman a Bruno AO bbla mew to Morrell, Qay Aco 60 kega lard Couveiae A Kenaett 10 keca butter ISA bxa eheeae MO dos orooraa bbla Iflu o-iea eead Sftobxa caudlca 3M bxa auap Avet Aco 11 box a mdae 8 DeBow Aco 6 bx 6 bbda tobacco Maver tlrua 10 bbla applea Drubea SOB head at or a Holme US ken laid sto bbla floor A ret S6 bbla poi II Carter JA do Smith Aco 100 bbla floor 971 aa corn Fal a Si ro 487 do Boatock Aco am do Hamlltou a Duuulca-lVi do Woada Watbawa Aro urn do M'Uicbarda Maxwell 17A do'Grima A Porch I7u do 880 do Given, Watta Arv riO do Butler, Terry ro 1 A do 644 bba Sour Lamb.

Iululan Aco a bx mdae A Mic wl 60 empty bbla Ma eden 4 pkg mdje 3 aitkiua 14 pkg tobacco Gogirre 0 brli ar 10 do potatoes Miller A Mever 60 bbU pork lH aka com Jin) bMa flour to gcbwaits A Son 616 do Ogleaby no bf ba a beer bxa mdre Geo Elmer I do F)U-ra 5h pkn m1ae ta arder SA bxa cheeae Van Ko-deu Are 100 bbla Hour O'aao codo ITOakacora Grara, Daria Aeo-4Hdo no aka feed 110 aka bran Stana-d A Slavback MU bbla flour a bila feet yO bbla putatoi Dcidoudiii 3 bx mdae Plti'rt aa Rioiallho A Upennn 13 pkn da ootuern Expreaa aandrlea, ordrr Total A tobacco JEFPEH SON Steamer Texaa 174 bales cotton Payne. Buutington Aca Cuuiminn. Brown Aco 1'8 Gilmer. Bopkiue Aco- SI Vt llUama. Nlson Aco so Nueut Aco A Stevenaon A May tt Lloyd Hi Waltua ey 9 Weat 13 A Charpantler 10 Warren A Crawford Wallace-5 8 Swriiaoa-j Bu Bil.lge Aco-Ul aks cotton ared 1 tard til ruer, Hopkiua Aco lUkdrtea to orer Total 6W bale cot too CAMDEN Steamer Judge Fletcher 31 bnlea cotton to fbelpa Aco l'i Wlltiaoia, Midi Aco Campbell A Slinng -23 GIIIH A Ferguaon C'baruiilin A Arrluton Maitio, Hawthorn Aco Brooka A Mnc.ionald a to DuDcon A Randall 1 Bvrue, Vance Aro 3 U-qahart 18 Block Britton-7 Horrell, Oay Aco 14 Bel ouf A arPrak 8tevenon A May tS Davla.

Jenktna AcoVl HcNt it Garde A Farley Aco I Frieraoa Pbelne I Rerrirr Aco 8 Batt e. Noxe Aco-6to Levy A lileter 6 Thompaon 17 Butler. Tecy Aeo Hi Hcewart, Hvde Aco 7 McLrarn A Mason 3 Wa are in tol a bagging 14 rla rope i bale twine II Pnelpa Aco 1 bx mdae Mannln 1 bx tobacco Carter a sondriea. order Tota' 10 bale cotton THIBODACJt Steamer Plain City -3 hhda (Ugar Harae A Moote 11 bol molaaaea A Cbarpantier auiidriea to aider BATON ROTJGE Steamer Monaooa 3 balea cotton A LeBlaoc 4 A Tbibaut 3 Flower 1 McCarty ak aeed cotton Roman A Olivier 3 do A Milie. berger I bbl rugar Bar bridge Aco II bdla hires to Lapene A Ferre JO do 1 bbl peca- a Caillooet bbl flee 1 bbl bide aad aandrlea Betbancouit-1 tee 11 'ice to Larnae aunririre to Dirtier Rlmallbo A Meanrro Mlocomb Von Pbul Jr Aco order MOBILE Steamer Loulae 04 balea JT Hardle Aco sondriea to Soothera Expreaa PurntU Jett and order Per V.

Jackson and O. H. Railroad. Feb 3717 bale cotton Wiight, Alleo Aco I do Alcoa A gcherck 3 carter 10 Eili A Cbamberlin Total 30. balea cotton Per Opeloosas and O.

W. Railroad. TebI7 balea cotton A MHtenberger I bale mm Loy.ter 11 btda sugar A Cbarpantier s'do Sabatier ak potatoea and (undrira. der Total 4 bale cotton Mhbdaaogar Feb Stt-30 bale cotton Loyiter-tlO do Deamart cotton aeed Coder il aka potatoea Cailtoae jo hbda aaaar Hare 10 do Given. Watta Aco 7 do Scbrueder A Bchreiber aundrle.

order Total IA bale cuiiea a7 hhda augar 90 bbla malaaae COKSIOKEEa. Per (teamstrlp Fnng Bhoey. fra New Tork A A 88 Co Abtabam A Goldsmith I Adama Aco Simon Adler A ben Aro A Abmm Buckner. Newman Aco it Bowles Bowles Prank Barnra, Ward Aco Barte Boyd A Broniseaa Aco Buik-J Boeatfee 6 Banrker Aro Ban Rierina A Lock-Bodet A Oceydan Barrlere Juo Blobrq Bamot Bonnet Buutou. Smitb at Deaman- a Bier Baue Blatter Aco A act mar Aco Bro-ka A Macdonald Clustennann A Boyle Carlaoa A Marka C'eary Cbaflee A Bro Colin A Blum wr Carbrery Blum A Frank-Dillingham A DrB oi Blum Sir Aco Danpbio Duncan Ace UeBo-o, 8 Aco Das pit Dwye Darcy A Wbeeler A Deasaa Dwyer Oeo Cilia Epateia Eaucaul 8 Eraua A E-aatta i irt te Fischer A Rose A Faadirk folerr Aco-J A Pr-arh Flokle-H Folsom Aco Friedlauder A Genoa Fb.wrr-G Frank A B-o Friedman Aco-T Fit-William Oranewald Gaocbe A Guesuard Goldman Grieft" A Byrnes Cionecral DGnrren-AGoldma GaMhwsitr, Lewis A Bluart A Giesbam Horton Hotter.

Fete son A Fenner Huropli'ey Heruatadi A Bioion Hana rienniog Aca A llaber Aco Ilaber Aco Hicbnan. Ncwniau Aco lleoert Hoy t-Harvey A McMahon Ha rlaou A 8on(-B Ivea Aco Harrison A Downing Hart Aco Kern A Fellir.a' ai Jackson-hiofmaa Bros -M Kaalfmao A ro A Koenlir Kuhae Kaiaer Knldrway Kneas Maya A Dm roan Kahn A Ileimann Knmy, B'ola Aco r-Katx A Baibett Lyoi.s Aco Lcarna Loeb A Simon Ievl A Navra Lichtei atelrt Bros LI le thai Lew A Enelander-ALanata A a Linn A Audree Librrman a Locke Lew Lew Lang Lebmaa Aco Levy, Mi ler Aoo Levy A shercr A Laiiauxe Larb. Palk Aco Lneb Aro Lehman. Dim bux Aco Llcbtenatetn Bro ti Morisoa Mloton Moody- 8 Moody Aco Me-e- Deu'Cb A to McKendrk-k Mailer As Piaeet-J ft Aluriaon Aco Ma'oche Mrlve a Aco Marsden -J Ma II MrGraw-J Morrla 8 Mnord Aco-S McCnnlro Me iltt A Woeott WrBua. Value Aco II Mullen A CO Meyer, Wei Are North, oab A Mason -J a Nixon -P Mxon Aco Oibnilrben O'Dti Phelps KCJalmrr Aco l'Hmii-V Pesseu It Pit-l-i TC Pa van Pea-ram Fbiuraa Pade'aa Powell Pert, 81mm Aco Pottbiilt A Kolg't CJ il Ian Aco Rncer Aco ehe- fcieke Blsiander A Rutr r-Rialauder Aro Rlmal'lio A Espruan Ki Bro Aco Bourse RIcba-d-M Spykc A Saodldge 'vtKlark Htauffer Aro ginio Stef a II Spi Acq Schneider A Zuberbier A FGS-a-ios Aco Saye, omb Aco gtsplet.

Aro Smith Syme Aco Blmouda 8mith A MrKenna Sl'-coinb-Chia Spencer Aco Stevenson at May Stevcna A Beymour Stewart. Hyde Aro ttnermmi Ars-Taylor A K-a-p Tur ed Aro A Towi rend 8 Todd Ao Tiaaot PaMoo Tompkim Aco-W Fiiley Tay or A vuununi vinten- vannentDuyapn Aco Vincent Aco allace Aco Welt-Weil. Meyer Aco Wax-8 Ickeit Wakefield Wright. Hariso i Aco Wot A Era Yoarg, Bright Aco Zlmmermaan Zerega Aco and oraer Pprhuk sf ss.wtl bLam. a a.

JlB a.r Aro Bynielj Burdette Durance Gauche Gauche Gayae A Hardy-Hill A Veatie 1 Hnmhnlt a Beep Laeey, Terrv Aco -Levi A Navra s.awrenre- lyapene at rem 5 Moody Aco Cba avwinnd Mooie Ala. nlna a. n.n.. ana ft Hall-ght-pa-d, Abbott Aco-O Bteveja ticbmldt A Zirgier and der T7IRK PROOF IRON 8AFES HENRT HODGES, Corn mission Merchant. 96 Hew Orleans.

VALEKTlNBIt BCTLEB'8 Celebrated Atom Patent BAFES for aale. The moat rulialiln ru.i la ase. Call and CTamine before purchaalna else-wl B. Sa'aa removed. renaJrerl.

natntA Boa.e ai copd hand Safes for sale cheap. KS 3m JAVAL BTOBBS I 500 bbla common and Wo. ROSIN) 30 BrdriU TOBTKHTINK. IN Crwda 900 TAB. 150 PITCH.

Far tale ta lota to salt purchaser lty BLBSSKT 14 Carondelet street. TTOILB LB LA MRS, FBOM MAuVdElLLBS najw auatiar Saw bexea CAPERS. 969 S5 OUVES. French PICKLES. FRUITS In Jtiion.

Brandy CHXnVRlES. Cast ihs aOAP. VERMOUTH. MUaCAT. Orange Flower WATKIt.

1 AVBP Xft 1M r60 NO M0 ica Fwr sate by AHht Biaag tores cor. BlenvHle aad Old Levee its! SPECIAL NOTICES. KKWj raUtVUBUB FOR THE- HANPKEROHIEF, PHALOV'S make Bloomlaa; CmaaV 7 A mtumt exoniaito. dalieate and fraa-rani Cbtitlt from tbe rare mad beauttral aower Jaoaa lkhitrlt it takeaiu aanie 4. liaiifitctured only by i PUAJjOir SOW.

Hew fork. There are eonnterfVita tn the market BKWAttK OF TUKM I Atk. tor PUALttS'S, take ao other. Sokl lj VrueEuita generally. P13e8 ly I.

mr a Dli.a. I nawwiiw. iia saw na'w" VbavoM ably detained, Kill leave 1H KVKiCia-J, for Mliile and tba WatniDa Plaors, on tha arrival ef tho 4 it P. at. Tram.

Poaslisilisln Baftr axl, Pur teiahtor passage, SaTYIal tat i7k aiTH 1l PKRKfXS. MS It Cor. Gravh-r and Carondelet atrneta Hat I Jackatia Kire JapHuy fa. I New OtKha, cw XS, lUbU Thaotiioers and Bwfflwif ot ma tomrtnT are nerpv wnuni i msm BoeQial Jd.etiiia- on THURSDAY, March a'uioea- bimIh. iv.

Pnnrtual atteudanee i re- qnesud. IKk JOS. H. DK OBANOK. 8wl ni-MMf.

Atti-atiaal. Tkere) will he mealing or the Kattoual Demoeraey of the Pirs SSihvr Fehmary, at 1H o'clock, iu the aalooaof Gorae tkhkciaer, corner of 8t Chmles and Pf.lv in nia. atreata. Tbe punctual atteudanee of et ftry rreiatered member of the Club, and ml true hatiutial ix-uiiM-iiita who deaire to Join the Uiuo, is reuueated to attend. WH.

Ifc POOLH, Preaident. 8. B. CBfBCHTLL, Beeretary. KA-M vrt.i nmai-nnl Pairtv Pariah Bz rn.llt.

lunelltjaT Of this Comjlittee will held over Fred. Gruher's Saloon ou WKD- AY, 28th Kobrnnry, at7o'oloekP. for the purpoae of niakiuR tha uecraaary arrangeuicuta for tne appnumg wty Cynt. JOSEPH TAT LOB. htcrotary.

PI Neither tbe Captain nor the Asrnta ol the Mpauiab biix KARAON will be reapon- aioie lor any aeot conirwcma wo BAKU Kit Av DK VKRTU, 3t 27 Carondelet street. special Notice The lollowln veeaela, Blakwa. V.W maw iiiaitltanrtn tliAlP rapfffvaa vis: Schooner EDM A at Peat 38, Pint UUtrict, brig JES8IB BHYNAS, at Poat 3SL Pirat District; baik 8AMUEL TARBOX, at Poot 48, Third 1'iatrict. Couaifrneea are requested to attend to the receipt of their goods on the Levee, otherwise Uitv will be stored at tueir rua ana expense. BAhTJKB It DK VKRTU.

i 27 3t 27 Carondelet atreet. I lire The ateatnahin Locllle, Ifoyle, maater. from Penaacola and Annlnchioola. la now diMbarging cargo st Post 16, Piist District. Consignee are requested to attend to receipt of their sJuods on the Levee, otherwise they will be stored nt their nsa ana expense.

CRKKVY, BICKEBMKT It FZ7 3t Cor. Gravier and Carondelet atreeta. oUce 1 he itizeas of the Hth Ward aro requested to atteud a MeetiuMT to be held ou TliURuDAT Bveiiiuar next. March 1. at the Luxi tano'a llall.

corner oi Elvaian Pielda and Oreatmoa atnetH, at 7 ormcn, ior tne purpoao ui iiuiiiza NATIONAL LiKStOcB-ATIC JO. 'tlJt! XsuX CLUB, and to elect offir-cra of the same. D. WHTTR. The Bark Cbaa.

Brewer, CapU Dermot, from Philadelpliia, ia now diacharglug her cargo, at roat za, irn tnatruw. an nqunaiea lu call at tbe office, aettle freight bills, and attend to their goods on the Levee, otherwiae they will be atorea at their expense ana na. GEO. W. UINSON VZS St ftl Camp a tree t.

tMentuahip CwBcordia. ftnm Bofeton, ia nw diacharging eargo at Post 45, fourth I-iatrict. Couigneea are reuueated to call atvurofilce, aettle trt-ight bills, and receive or ders for tueir xondiP otherwise they will be stored at neir nsa ana expenae. i 3t CBKh'VT, KICKERSO! It CO. Perrv'a iloth atad Freckle i.oUoo Chlo asma, or Alotbiwtch, (also called Llverspot, and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying, particularly to ladies of light complexion, for the discolored spots show more plainly on tbe face of a blonde than of a brunette; but -they greatly mar uiej ueauij ui eiuier; auiu au; tna wui enecttutiiy remove uiom wuuout lujiirtiig tne tex ture or color of the akin, is eertaiulv a deauloratum.

Dr. B. Perry, w'io haa mad diseases of the akin a specialty, haa discovered a remedy for these diacoloratiuus, which is at once prompt. Infallible ana nannies. Prepared outy by B.

PERRY, Dermatologist, No. 4a Bond atreet. New Tork. and for aale bv all dniaTghita: price tier hottlei. CaJl for MOTU AND FRECKLE LOTION.

JAMES OOSOAL, Wholesale Agent. corner Common and Magazine atreeta nlS 3m To Th 8a New Orleans. La I University ef Moath Carolina. The Traa-tfea of thia Inatilutiou urODOBei at their next meet ing, to fill the Chair of the school of Modern Lau- gimpe and Literature. The re numeration offered consists of a dwelling.

one thousand dollars per from the Htate Treaanry, and tuition feea. I Applicationa and testimonial stating which of tho Modern Languagea the applicant can teach, muat Ue Hied with the Beeretary ot tbe Board or Trustees, by the first of March next. C. BRUCE WALKER, Secretary Board Trnateee, University of Booth Carolina. 1 Columbia, 8.

Jan. 6th, 1868. Ja7 Itawow Aeopl differ on mnnyr poiata bat mil sgree that BMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKO onres Kidney Diseases, Rheumatism, Urinary Disorders, Gravel, Weakness and Pains hi the Back, Female Complaints, and Diseases arising Bxceses. more quietly and effectually than any fluid Extract Buaku in the market. Try SMOLABDKBS.

Take no other. bold by all Apothecaries. Price D. BABMES A. New tork, aad BAR5E3, WARD It Kew Orleans, Southern Agents.

BURLEIGH It ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, General Agents. F23fi8 ly rpo PLAKTBRS ERICS80B CALORIC BSQINKS J. of greatly Unproved construction, safe, economical, easily managed for 'pumping and all light work uneaualed. Portable and Btationary, High ai Low Pressure Steam Engines, Grist and haw Mills, Pumps of every description. Cotton Gins, Shafting, etc.

Orders promptly filled for any kind of machinery. JAMBS A. ROBntSOff, lG4Duane street, corner1 Hudaon, P9-3ra wew Tork. HCMA1I HAIR AMD WIO HAKBRMP MATBbUAA can be bought cheaper at No, 6 Winter street, Beaton, than any other place ia Boa ton or Boa Tork. H.

W. Holbrook. 5a 6 Winter street, Importers I German, French and KugJah Wig Makers' Me Serials. JalS 3mo vv BITE LEAD Strictly pure and other qualities. Also ZINC PaIKT.

For sale by CHARLES BOBB, 31 Olil Levnn street. F9 1m CARBEKB It COMMISSION MEKCHAUT3, 37 Carondelet street. Mew Orleans. i BKIEH CARREER, Commission Merchants, 11 Snntb WUllara atreet, Now Tork. P17 tf FBEBCH PICCOLO PIAKO FOB' 8ALB A 1BW Piccolo Piano, from the manufactory of Bau-vsis, Paris, nnsurpasaed in keepinir the tone and in Aweetneta.

expresslv made for the Southern Climate, ia for aale. Price 45C 4S0. Ion. 1 Anmv ndlXI Fourth afreet, near Annunciation. Fourth 'Diafaaet, fetaeen the fionra of It and 1 o'clock Fi5 2t TEA Blji.AR Ctttbll HAMo J.

Bawsnn's Best. Banner Brand. Anchor Brand. For aale by BBBCTBB A. CO.

F25 6t 42 and 44 Old Levee atreet, IHAMFAGITB WINK, OFX. DKSBOttDES FlLS, Celebrated Black Seal, Champagne Imperial, FoyalHunter, I Far sale by OSCAR BERCTBR fc CO. 1 F28 43 and 44 Old Levee atreet. LA BET In caaks, half casks and boxes, VERMOUTH, Comet Brand, Extra Fine, DESSERT WINKS, in bottles and half bottles, For saw by OSCAR BERCIBB fc CO. F25 fct 2 and 44 Old Levee atreet.

rpHB SOUTHERN HERALD P. BREWER J- Proprietor, Liberty, Amite connty. pub. abed every Saturday The best advertising medium in Southern Mississippi. Terms 3 peri in annum.

Advertising moderate. Apply to J. BEN. CHANDLKR. aJnnt F4 1m 47 Carond-let arrewt W.

O. BATOD BxarrLAK BAtnrt aim utrrim Twice a week MONDAYS at P. AL, and FBX. 1 BAYS at 10 A. M.

to oomnience en FB1DAT, 19th Ingf at 10 A. M. Bteamer K1BA BIMMha-W K. Greonaa. kfll tor, Geo.

Troxcler and H. H. Mrllen CVarka. rOBBAYOO SARA. PORT HUDSON 'Baton Roil a.

Phuinanalna. ltn.l.I -warms, ana au Mwoinga oa too Ctkast. wll leave regularly as above. For tralator rsAsage apply ou board, or to TITUS OWARTB-'A-ontai ---V 1 Jaia-lm- Tchw4.i.ltoiiCati5it. aUGCLAB BAYOU BABA PACKET TWICE A WEEK.

I JCrJVaaWB BA TOO 8 ARA, PORT HUlHoS lf Batoa oWe, Plaquemloe, Dooaldaore 7l tl01 ad tirtermediato landings eo Ketm-pinx. leaves Bavrm Bars everr TUESDAV. BATI AMIAT, at P. M. S0" -WOaaalt.

as as rauavv aWTemsing Agent; wf- STEAMBOATS v-ci'V mobixk; TOBOCGLiB0LABArW Loaves from the besd or NewJJaaiTton'WKflNBS-. rJAY, Feb. TH. st 4K 'ry0 JtONTOOMRRt. WrTTBPKJri aodsj-Tio new IT.

Ai ilKht "Htsteamer BKNrJFTT, Chasur A. fcave aa-above from tb head of the hew Basin, 'ibis elaswia Al ia all the snrauce effieea, For freight or uaesaae apply on beau or to Z. HITS fc- M0ROOCK, wm' Oravieratreet. P. 8.

Bills of lading will be sloped at tbe offloe. of the agents on the day of departure. FJ6ir Leave os.1 WBDNEMDtV va a. is ss aa9s- lit tat unnn.u bm t.TJ Headot New Baaln- -jiib iKssnr viuiufu, uavut Dinnott, Boaster' will leave as above. For freight or passaae oddIv on hoard, sr trt 8INNOTT, ADAMS fc WATNK, FtT S3 CommeroiaJ Plaas.

i nTv raisa nuua ui, a re ar.n inac at a at. r- ji'Dimm sow preasure iron MKHWESIm is I snsTia, cu man iter, ia now readv to receive freight at Post la. First District, and will leave aa above. For freight or JOHX B. HTDK fc CO.

113 Common street rxbii To leave on WEDNESDAY. S8th luat. rua udi rrotn root or tjontt street VUMiasissiDtii River Tha low. pressure steamer MORGAN. M.

Bver. rage, maater, wiu Kara mm aoova Jror ireigat or passage, apply on rHrd, or to oxaavi auAins at nsinK. F25 Ooanraereial Puvoe. Leaves Head or the Row Bamn. oa THURSDAY, Match I.

at P. FOB MOBILE DIRECT The flna 3 stde-wbeei steamer COL. CHAPIN, Weaver, maater. will leave aa Above. tor rates or rreignr, i apply to W.

WA KB FIELD. IDS Povdraa street. Shippers are rea nested to procure orders before sending aow treigut. i- SOUTHERN LINK. FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS THE LOW BXfiAHAB Winter Arranirement.

Leaves for Mobile and tbe Watering Places, rla Grant's Pass, everr TUESDAY and FRIDAY. UB MOBILE The splendid and favorite low oreasure Tavsaenarar ateamer 1 unauea wairer. mmmsiia. er, will leave aa ab ve on the surlvai of the 4J P. M.

Pontchartraln Railrod train. Betvirning, will leave Mobile every Sunder and Thursday at 13 o'clock M. For freight or passage appiy on aware, atw uiaut at rsKaxna, -ocrner Carondelet and Gravier atreeta. The ateamer Creole will land at tho Watering' ruces, waivrpenoiuuiK, 'Notice Letters with a lamped envelopes only can oe tasen nnoer tne present postage law. ST.

IsODIS. i Leaves on EDNESDAY, z8th at 5 P. M. I TCrf. KUB ST.

LOUIS Tho aplendid LgT paaaenger ateamer a. j. ujawuuu, 1 oeu. ttoward. maater, will leave for the above and all intermediate landing.

I For freight or psange apply on board, or to i BlNNOTT, ADAMS fc WAYNE, "FietT 13 CommerciaJ Plaee. MERCHANTM AND PhOPLB'o LINE. -Leave on WEDNESDAY. 28th at P. M.

i 'fEf? FOB ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, A vicnanurc. inatchex. liuton Korure. fiuqnemnie, uoDaidaonviiie and all In termediate landings Tbe new and aplondid paaaen-grr ateamer COLUMBIAN, Wm.

Barnes, master. It. C. Adams, clerk, will leave aa above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHN A.

STEVENSON. Agent, F27 a Front atreet. MERCHANTS' AND PEOPLE'S LINK Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Sttth st i Pi M. fUK ST.

LOU1.1, CAlKtK MEMPHIS Vickaburz. Natuhex. Baton Rouse. Plaqueuiine. Donaldsonville and all in termediate bindings The new and elegant nassen Er steamer B.

J. LtXJKWOOD. Ben Howard, ma ter, I. D. Fulkerai-n, clerk, will leave aa above.

For freight or natiiuise apply on board, or to JOHN A. STEVENSON Agent, Vn 5 Front street. i AlEUCH ANTS' AND PEOPLE'S LINE leaves ou THURSDAY. March 1. at 5 P.

M. "jja, rxiit BT. LOUIS, caiko, aibMPiiia, jf'fij Vickaburjt. Natcnes, Baton Roujre, a isquuiuiur, Mwsiuwu.uia auu mil inteimediate landiuits The new, splendid nassen kit. steamer PARAXON, Jno.

McClov, nntster, Jno. B. Gaunt, clerk, wi 1 leave as above. For freight or passage, appiy on Donru, or to JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, 'FM 5 Frnut atreet.

OUIO MMTBa. eaveaou hl.MiMJAi, mh iu.it, aiSP. M. akSi run xKMniis, louisvillk and Cincinnati The splendid passenger steamer EMERALD. Jno.

N. hhnnk. master, will leave as above. Freight and paaaengers wiu ue uuten to aii mtermeaiate points. Kor might or paaaaae appiv on Doara, or vo irftt A.

BRITTON. Aoent. 5 Front street. N. B.

The ateamer Emerald has double fined boilers, not tubular. Leaves oa WePMESDAY, 28th at 5 P. as. I JCSl FOB MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE AND taucinnau i no sniondul passenger i i a i au-amcr EMPEROR, Terry, master, will leavegas above. Freight and passenaera will be taken to all intermediate points.

For freight ar pannage appiy on ooa.ro, or 1-X7 A. BRITTON. Front afreet. N. B.

The steamer Emperor has double flued nuiiers, not tuuuiar. i Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 28th Inst, at 5 P. M. SMM Vuin itDiinriin wv rvn aaxunrnto, jjvutoruiLa a it is Cincinnati The splendid paaaenger iiauur AAiiUAiuit J.

w. warn Mr master, will leave as above. Freight and paasen- gers will be taken to all intermediate points. For right or passage apply on board, or to F18 A. BRITTON.

Front atreet. IN. B. The steamer Navigator has double flued swuers, nonuimiar. Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 A.

M. i ne paaaenger packet J. u. JiliACK-FORD, Leo. Bayhi, commander, leavea New Orleans everr SATURDAY at 10 o'clock A.

M. for Forta Jackson and Bt. Philip; returning on MONDAYS. For freight or passage apply on board or to th us a uwaktnkt, 3 Tcbonpltouiaa St. I FIRatIN fc MARTIN, 145 Old Levee.

or to A. S. PAG AD, Advertising Agent, Fulton street. I P. S.

Shinners in all aaaaa ara eaanonatble. nr freight. FUlm OPaLOUSAS, ATCHAFALAYA AND COAsT 1 PAl'k RT Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 M. trr a. FOR OPBLOtlSAS, WASHINGTON tt JP0Tt Barre, Mouth of Bayou Bouge, ana an intermediate landtnca on Bayou Courtablcau.

Atchafalaya and MlaaTssippi River The fine and light draft paanenger packet LOUIS OR, in place of the Cleona, C. Pickett, aiaster. J. B. bcUmit clerk, will leave as above: aetnrning will Jeare WashiAvrton every WEDNESDAY morning at lo o'clock M.

Particular attention paid to Coaat businesa. For freight or paaaage apply ou board, or to mora t. miin Ja25 2m 9 St. Louis street. ves New Orleans everv WEDNESDAY at 5 P.M..

and Waahlngton every SATURDAY, at P. M. VB. UfivlXJUSAS. WAHHUIOTON Fort Barre, Binunaport, Mouth Bayoa Bouge, re, ana intermediate landings On Baton Courtableaa and Atchafalava river Tha regular New Oorleans and Opelousas weekly packet ateamer J.

M. SHARP, in place of the IRENE, O. Hinckley; master, M. Kenison, clerk, will leave as-above. Fnr freight or rtaaaage apply on board, oa to M.

si a. Lemie scree J. 8. Agent, o305 Puitoa street, N. B.

The J. M. Sharo will take a any point oa the coast. TH I OD ATJXTI LLB. BEGGLAB COAST AND BAYOU LAFOUBCHB PACKET TWICE A WEEK.

leavea every TrKSDAT. at 5 P. and every DXIVJUUI, atlA B. Bteamer PLAIN CITY Jos. Dal feres, Master.

JCSLa eor THIBODAUXVILLK, PAINT "yeonrtvOle, Napoleonv1Ue71)onaldson- baaasasKxaKBaBvlllA m.wA all a KS t70, to oommence Tiitioouai, iJui rea. at a r. M. Pty giro particular attention to eoestfreight and passengera, and will continue la USt trskds. thwmvlimil Ik.

i pea-age. TOTyoVrd tT yuBLAux at SUKLB, 39 Canal street. J8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent, DZrJt Mtr and superb atJe- vr-Mown, b. neno, maater.

j. u. Mi A. aVC. IB A V.

-nA AlaTTI It A VAT a. at -A i a ami av A a aw jr. AwLe ACwfUTTI 80WDAY at P. At. -SlTst wVrSi'SfJ Ji Leaves DooaidaonviUe every MONDAY at a A If making the eoaat in daylight, For freLzht er pa uTuia Hreet, Ja, PAGATJD, Advertlarng Ageslt, 1 as a VBEU AV.B A n.

A I ponAldwrnjille, and all miiats lAItalinara rTTt- A a Llbana. in s. A 'Y NEKDAV in JfU a a nsn.l. rresj ri rV a I. 5." -V 1 at avarv MONDAY at 10 A.

aad THDRS-VpV. veanonaldsoovUle ovary MOM- 1 P. anil VRTIIA a a as i-j 4si as r. nA a tba coast in'dnvk to TjPJTJfcyiPlaone 1UD, a AaAJIDBI, Lea BATON KODGS STEAMBOATS. 5 FO XaUfPfiZg, Bt.LOUffl and 7nlxvTla.

Atlantic and Ulssis- sippl Steamship Company's boata carrying TJ. 8. dairy mail. jrr. A B4-I1AT-.

bne of tbe following boata win leave as above every evening, from the Company's wharf; foot oi street, vis: X0TB, LOMTBABT, PAULINB CARROLL, W. B. ARTHUR, PBTTOBA, LOTA, MART B. MOLUf ABLE, ATLABTIC, J0LIA, MlSSrSSIPPI, IDA HANDI, CONTINENTAL, OLIVK BRANCH, UtVlATHAV, LBl 1 For freight or throngh tickets to all points North er; East, apply at Company's office, 104 Common atreet, opposite City Hotel. Fl ly U.

8. MAIL LDIR. ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COM-' I PANT ff-fc. rua. nr.

luuis, caiko, MKHtruia. Tl. Vickalrarg and all intermediate land. i a The stamnr lllliln Jaa. Town send, master, L.

A. Hall clerk, leaves the Company's wharf, foot of Bienville atreet, aa above. For freight or paaaage, apply on board, or to J- P. FITZGERALD, Agent, 104 Common street, opposite the City Hotel. Throngh ticket to all Northern and Eastern cities sold at tne Agent's otBee.

paa REGULAR MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS PACKET It aVtrTiiiaTaTkiir a.v jAJDs VV71 OU TV JO A-r Av JrEj Lrfm rCP. aVO. 9 XT, Me TCrf tm FOR MEMPHIS The splendid pas- LsrfTsenger steamer BART ABLE, Louis i i a riij)ronillard, master, P. M.

Chouteau, clerk, wDl leave aa above For freight or paaaage apply on board, or to ADAMS fc WAYNE, Agents, F25 S3 Commerciai Place. REGULAR MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS PACKET. Leavea on WEDNESDAY. 2tfth Inst.

at 8 M. a rOB MKALPHIB, HKLEHA. NAPO- tTleon, Vlekaborg, Natcnex, mouth of waa(Bed River. Baron Sara. Baton Bonim.

aad all intermediate landings in the Bends. The splendid passenger packet BART ABLE, L. A. Dnnilllard. maater.

P. AL. Chouteau, cleric will leave aa above. For freight or passage apply on neara, or to jvbjx a. Bianuioun, agent, F25 'T'VJ i 6 Front atreet, REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKE Leaves New Orleans and Memphis alternate SA' i UttDAlH.

Leaves on SATURDAY, March 3, at P.M. Bteamer VICKSBUBG Nat 8. Green, Master John urrx, FOR MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPO-Icon. Greenville.

Ecus Point. Lake Washineton. Grand Lake. Carolina Landing, Ashton, Piluhers Point, Bkipwith's Land-lnir. Lake Providence.

Goodrich's Landinir. Ome ga, MiHiken's Bend, Vicksburg, Batches, Grand uuir, Atodney, ifayoa Kara, itaton ttouge aad all Intermediate land in its. The above packet will take freight and passengers for Yazoo River, with privilege of reanipping onf first-class packets at i'or frcisiit or paa aage apply om Doara, or I JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, 3 Front atreet. iP.

8. All business for Natchez, Vicksburg and Bends, will receive sraeciul attention. 21 REGULAB NEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS AND CAIRO I i PACKET Leaves New Orleana and Cairo alternate 8AT- i URDAYS. Leaves on SATURDAY. March 10.

at 5 P. M. Steamer MAGENTA T. P. Leathers, Master, A.

B. Jtlmer, JA. A. Owens and Cbaa. urice, Cieraa.

rXIlt UA1KO. JflKilPHlH, UlUiiUIA. Napoleon, Greenville, Egg'a Point, Lake Providence. Milliken'a Beud. Lake Washington, Grand Lake, Ashton, Vicksburg Ketches, Grand Gulf, Rodney, Bayou Sara, Baton Bouge and all intermediate landings.

(The above packet will freight and passengers for Yasoo River, with privilege at reshippiug on first class packets at Vicksburg. For freight or TAxasajre sddIv on board, or to jutut a. oiavjuison. Agent, 1 7 Front street. PS.

All business for Batches. Vlcksburz Mom- phis snd the Bends will receive special attention. jaia-ii eaves en WEDNESDAY. 28th at 5 P. M.

FOR ATfAKAPAS VIA ATCHAFA- lava River The packet J. D. HINDU, J. P. Forcrev.

master. Allan Smith. derk, will leave as above, for Bayou do Glaixe, and all landings on the Atchafalava River, and also far Patteraonville, Centreville. Franklin, New Iberia, St. Martinsville and all intermediate landings.

For freight or passage apply on board. i SMITH Al-PEOOT, Agents, J. 8. PAGAUD Advertising Agent. FM Fulton street.

Will leave aa SATURDAY. 3d March, at 5 P. I noaitively. 5 asaast. vrhn n.

14 .1 packetG. A. THOMPSON, s-wi aW Wetmore. maater. Chaa.

Du- cbamp and Saml. Bell, elerka, will leave as above. G. A. Thompson wilt' take freight and passengers for month of Bayoa Bouge, Bimmsport and landings oa Atchafalaya River, Patteraonville.

Centreville, Franklin, 'Jeenneretts. New Iberia, Fautse Point, 8L Martinsville and all landings on Bsytn Teche. second clerk of the Thompson wBl be found at the foot of Conti atreet, receiving freight. will be taken at the rates published on obr printed cards and hand bills. For further particulars, apply on board, or to EaJaRL1N, Agent, 'F28 Old Levee street.

OUAC1UTA BJTKH, BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 28th inat. at 5 P. M. FOB COCTBR POINT, MOUND oajou aura rrwoeera, en upper rensas and all landlnm on Lower 'lenaaa.

Lit. tie and Black Bivers BebA draft backet GEM. AjnoeAbrams, master, Jos. Kirby, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or paaaage apply ba sxMurd.

or to VIBGUflUS i DENTZBL, TvjfrssV a i ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW. Bayon D'Ar bonne, Monroe and Trentoa. Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at P. M.1 FOB ALABAMA LANDING. BAYOU Bartholomew, OttaoUita Citv, Port Union.

Bavnn TVArhnnnsi irvAn.An Monroe. Pine BlnrX Castor Landinir. Colnmhin. Har. 'Trinity and aU intermediate landings on tbe Ouachita and Black Rivers The steamer ALABAMA, U.

Press Work, master, Geo. Wilkinson, derk, leavea aa-'ahovo ralarr. For freight or paaaage, apply on board or to RIPLEY it. 41 Front street. I JOHN A.

STEVENSONAgent, 5 Front street, I or to HITE MURDOCK, 54 Gravier st tThe steamer ASABAMA takes freight and passengers for all landings on saiou mAuun, BAYOU D'ARBONNE, .5 LITTLB RIVER, BfKUF RIVER. at the lowest ratua, with the privilege of reship-tThe ALABAMA will ta.lr najuwncrstra tw -nm landings. P27 REGULAR OUAOtHTA PACKET. Leaves on SATURDAY, March 1 at P. VB.

CAMDEN, CHAMP AGNOLLR, RMi.li Hill BIlna. Ttenton, Monroe, Colombia, Harrisonburg, and all latetrmeniatA lartAflnn-a am a.kii. 1 i7 "water passenger steamer JUDGE rxKTCHEri Harry Watts, vaster, John W. Smith, wm suave aaaoove. for treigbt or passage epij on A IrOaiOHUE, -L Shonpitoulas street.

A. BRITTON, a Front street. I REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET. Leaves on SATURDAY, March 3, at 5 p. M.

earner UDG FLETCH ER, Harrylb WattsTMaa- 1 1 TJJ QiiA. x-rv arji. yy Diuiim vwrlt FOB CAMDEN, BEACH HILL, OUA-cbita City. Trenton, Monroe. Columbia, Harrison nnrtL Trinltw all wu For freight or passage apply on board, CELLOS At UOODWYN, Si L3 Pront street.

RIPLBY fc BRO. 41 Front Levee. J. 8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.

iama LAiriinra BAYOO BARTHOLOMEW. Bayoa IPArbonn ayon IPArbonne, Monroe and Trent Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. At FOR ALABAMA LANDING, Monroe and Trenton. M. 1.

aivnn Bartholomew, Ouachita City, Pert Union Rsmn TV A rtwmn. TmmIm. Monroe, Pine Bluff; Ltwdiar. Oolnmbia! Harrionbunr. TrhMtw and all Inl.pmlui.

bars on Ouachita and Black Rivera Tbe steamer twwu, main nr. 'will leave as above, regularly, For freight or paa- mrJ vu "wasn, rrr ro dPrsl imnunr mm i uiaimi auuet, ateaaaer Bleholaa limsMk "f- on Bayoa DArbSne 7ZT rTJ "TT lowest rates, with HJJ'nrlni on eteaotere LUlieirArtpi -n-waaa eEIorth 701 height and paaaen-. l2.lajIll1l.AU aTkl A AT tl efS A asVvwk ivea New orieana every alternato TUJtEDAT aad CAMDEN AND ALL LANDINGS JIl1b tneOoachitoabd Black Ri vers The steamboat NEW kra iruiin- amater. M. at at7 as a iu Kara aa avrra 8.

The Raw Bra, will uvs uaic a -i. wv" wra- in s9r aa anoveb dtlphia, aaUn. Bavow Barthalomow, rAraoune, Bayou Maeon, Uttle and Boeuf Rivera, with PCVfcge of reehipping. suuriini or paaaage sp-prvon ooard. or to V.

O. DONOHUB. tchenpltoulae street. '-t waau at Bon3f F-lat 1 tjaaal street. arfv-a'T a i i iL-rr.

SWawawaav WawawaBBaaBTaBBaVaC2aW a saasBaaaawm lax ding. OS to AIaAI I STEAMBOATS. inmiav jjcaves en VEirDAx, tmrt. wr.a. rrJ a.

jrOB JaFrTKSUN. 1 Gratirr Rtture, aw aui a a landing oa Bed River The new. liar it drart pa- sesiger steamer H. A. HOMEYER, r.

Clarke, aoaeter wljl leave as above. For f.eiht or paa-saare apply on board, or Us V. DllldVll. AlAUOH nailin, sr.ni' ra J3 Commercial Place. iff- ttnilMt HKIt RlVkat PAlltLKf.

Leaves on WEDNkKDAY. 2th at 5 P. M. Ptenrtter A. HOME YERJ.

D. Clarke, Jlater. LJJJj--T Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Norman's- iasa i Harbin's, ana ail tanuius aw River, will leave aa above. For freight or paaaage apply onboard, or to t-u 'TIT IB tG WARTNET, Agents, F35 3 TchonpDoubtn street. I REGULAR LOW WATER.

PACKET. leaves en WEDNESDAY. 28th at 5 P. At. FOB JBFFEBSOA, Grand Bayoa, Carapte, O.and Botire, j'l Alexandria, jnorman naroin ana all intermediate landings oa Bed River The su-' perior light draft ateamer H.

A. HOMEYER, J. D. Clarke, master, H. B.

McLaughlin, clurk, wiH leave ma above. For freight or pasaago apply on-' board, or to B. HYDBJt F25 113 Common street. Leaves on THURSDAY, March 1, at 5 P. Ja.

Steamer TEXAS Chaa. W. Stinde, Master, Job vuvn VP run. JMfsiisuii uuiaii ra Jefferson, Smith land, Stevenson's i -Landinir. Port Caddo.

SbravtiDort. at on- tea-ev. Grand Bayou, Alexandria, Norman's Barbiu's sad 'all lan i in oa Bed Biver, will leave as above. 4J For freight or passage apply on board, or hj 71. O.

DONOHIK, i Tchoop' onlas street. P. 8. The Texaa stands A No. I in the insurance nice a.

Leaves on THURSDAY. March 1st, nt P. M. Steamer TEXAS-Chaa. W.

Stinde, Maater, Jehav Amsden, Clerk, fCr? tb' FOR JEFFERSON. lj-JTGrand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, -BBaauczaEsaa Alexandria, Barbiu's, Norman's and, aB way landings. For freight or passage, apply on' board, air to CELWW GooDWY F28 13 Pront street J. 8. JAG VCD, Adv.

Agent, Fulton street. Uarss THURSDAY. March at 5 P. M. AVaLW VI 1 KPIR SINTIlf DIRKfTP MK Shreveport, Grand Bayon, Oampte, iferasid Eaore.

St. Mauriee. Cotile. Alexandria, Norman'a, Barbin'a anst- all way land-inga oa Bed River The ateamer PIXIB, Hector Lewis, master, Geo. E.

Wilkinaod, clerk, win leave as above. For freight or passage apply as do ax or to w. as. bubias, Atent, tCanai street. S.

The Dixie standa Al ta ha lnsnraaee ogises, and will aign through bills ot lading to Jef feraon without tho privilege reahipping. PA8J 'w leaves on THURSDAY, March at 6 P. If fCrT ws FOt JEFFERSON DIRECT La 8hreveport, Grand Bayou, Cmmpte i i iai ai Grand Ecore, St. Maurice, Goiile, Alexandria. Norman's.

Barbin's 'and all wav larsd ing on Bed Elver Tha ateamer DIXIE, Hector Lewia, maater, Geo. Wilkinson, elerk, will leave as anove. ror ireignt or jr freight or passage apply oau A N. O. DONOHUB, Agent, Teboupitoulas street.

ooara, or to 1 I A. vulllVEIf A- 1UI1. WWW 8. The fMxie standa Al in the Insurance- ofices. and will sign through bills of to JeA feraon without tha privilege of reahipping.

F2g A TJTJ 1 .1 A i BED AUVBR PAOKET COMPANY ERA LINE, i 1 vDtniv K. 0 fCf?" IR shRbve "Brr7 Pulton, Upper Be aty in ii i iTi Alexandria, Bon al intermediate landings JESV. SHRKVEPtRT EFFB ktSOHV xea airer, urena a pare, Norman'a Barbin'a and dings The fine nnniann irnr packet WM. BUTLER, in place of Navigator, will leave as above, conaecting with tbe Company's light steamers Pioneer Era, Fanny Gilbert, Gea-samer and bhreveport. For freight paaaage apply 1 ply to uau.

it. MmXfvao at xikuol. Jr23 1 SO Common street. The Maggie Hays leaves on alternate days. REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFF -raoajrr Leaves i every other WEDNESDAY as per H-ihnrlnU) Feb.

14-28 1 March 1-A8 AnrU 11-ia. Bteamer LTVB OAK P. Targsmua, Master. Aw Benin, Cleric. rl IBr.fc.': SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA Hurricane 7awnV Camtrsa.

Grand Scare. Cotile. Alexandria ssi aB Intermediate landings. For freight or paaaage apply en board, or Ft tf CELLOS GOODWYN, 13 Front street. REGULAR MTKDBN PACKET.

TT- MERCHANTS' AND PEOPLE'S LINK. THB NEW AND SPLENDID LIGHT DRAFT PAS- BBNGER BTEAMER FROLIC J. 3. COMPKKJi. I Mwter, C.

T. BEBDBR, Clerk-rLeavos regu JCLJw for mindkn, loggt batotj. orJ-r Grand Bayon, Cone hat ta, Campte, i ii in ma maQraDd Ecore, St. Maurice, Montgora-ery; Dnran'a. Buxton's, Month of Cane River, tue, Aiexamaria, nonnan's, Bar Din a ana eu inter mediate landings.

Particular attention paid ia way bnafaaaa. For freight or pasriige apply era beard, or to --'CELLOS A GOODWTW, 13 Front street. ",1 I OOMAUK A BUBLS, S9 Canal atieet. .1 I E. MONTAGNE, Jr.

II St. Louis street. HAMILTON, BEEDBB A Mmdeak gait MURPHY A WOODWARD. Grand Beer. bihb.

--i. AAIWM UWriTTT A Tf WrCTTV TfTWTf Plf'U IMn kave en WEDNESDAY, 78th int 5 P. H. 'JUAU. AAAVBIDiaU, PKAlMMat -and Thomaa JLandinga, bum fwlns, Dul W4k d.i.

i iwumvmii AVU, tvilU BWH. Willi an way landings also for Black River Tue light -dxat passenger steamer AMARANTH. John Freeae. master. Geo.

B. Bemer, clerk, will leave as above. rax ireignt or passage appiy on rsoorn, or to H. F. 39 Front street." -l til in fc.

ML KixnjK, 4 Oravieretreet. -J. a PAGAUD, Adv. Agt, 9 Fulton st Mt T21 Leaves everv THURSDAY, at P. M.

iteamer GREY EAGLE J. M. White. Maatav. a a.

FOR KKiPWITH'8 LANDiXU. LAKS I Providence, Goodricb'a Landing, Ome MiHiken's Bend, Vicksburg, Nat ebea, Grand Gulf, Bodney, Bayoa tiavra, Batoa Bbnge, and all mtormediate landings, Grey Eagle will resume her place fa tha Vicksburg and Bends trade, leaving on THURSDAY of each week. Ja3 i 1 Y1CIK8JSCRQ. NATCHEZ. AND HEW ORLKANS.

PAOKET AGENCY. i Leaves every TUESDAY, at P. Eteaner GEN. J. A.

QUITMAN John W. Caanen. AfAAfr Jnhn Rnh.rt. mmA k. a1 JC? a OB VICKSBURG, ATCHBX.

TQrand Onlf, Rodney, Fort Adama, Bayoa Sara, Baton Bouge, and ail in terms- '-T, dlate landings The fast, manilioent ateamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN, leaves ae above arrivea at Baton Rouge Wedneaday morn Inc. Natches evening, and a Vickabura' I Laavm Mn Tu nian i tl A Bteamer GREY EAGLE J.

M. aster. FOR SKIPWITH'S XAMDIHA LlCt ga. Milliken'a Bend, TicksBurg, Bat-" Qrand Golf, Rodney, Bayou rArs.ejtoa and aB latermediate landings. r.

jj a AvriurHcau rooaxicn lauo UlAT. irate ciea. Rbngei (Tbe above oaekata Will tsik-a rreArhS nA 1 ra ior axempma ana xacoo Ativer, with, privilege I olnsjAlpptsg on flrstclass packets at Vicksbarg. For comfort, apeed aad safety, these boats are on-' sdrpssserl, and tbelr tables supplied with the best tae market ajBCorda. For freight er nassasn.

apply '--s oa boars, or to HITS fc MTJRDOCK 54 Oravler street. A. BRITTON, 7 Front atrset. (Tbe above steamers will taka freifrht. and Tiiaiss i gr Tor Sunflower River, with jrrrriwe of reehlo- 4 ptag on steamer Eddie.

ml7 tf UP I asewveo Brvery batviuiii: at a chock f. ba. VICEUM NATCI1KZ, GRAND fGnlf, Rodney, Fort Adama, Hog Faint, k. wvhwii sawjvis Knasm rum auusOB. Baton Ronge, Plaijuemine, Donaldsonville and aQ.

iaui mediate Coast landings The new and swifV ranning aide-wheel ateamer FASHION, p. n. Prsit anaater. LudwiKson and Grater, elerka, leavea rag. mmm V1BS nJaiiy dnring the season ae i I 3 Tel aa aavra, star freight sr GWASTN HT ThoamrtAwil 1 1 i i i niDDnir a w-.

i i. SB IA VUKJAdMi SX. Wl 133 Grssvier street, WOODRCFP, BUTLER It OGL. naailaHewIayveeat. waarTrrrw The With the fast peAVMuigerpacret Vieksbaxg or MsaaV Pbis Bad theBenda.

The a-symend leavea Vicka. n.eveiT Tnewday a. on the arrival of the Fashion. Pssssmgera taken thAWgn frota Bow Ox-leans to Memphis for a 30. rheFaahiraalaoeoanects with the Teeee paeav' TsCKaBURG AND NATCHEZ WKKKLX W-afa-- PAUKRT Leaveo every SATURDAY, at 5 P.

M. ina auunuriutui r- riiiuaa-g ateamer FASHION, P. D. Pratt, auaa. ae above for DocialdaonviUa, Plaouemlne, Port Hndl arsnBaAaai Hawis a TC a.

sw-s. Iit 1J w.A-rz" r. muKft Nugi, a. ph. Bodney.

Graod Oult Warrest-. -l and Vicksburg. Forightac test, iaew axtnaga laaaage, apply to av wAABOtJa At CO. Agent 133 Gravier i VOB BAXiK. FOR BALE The stern wheel ftaamss is.

iriXi-AJtu one tneasurns 110 jeog, in leiurth- 22 fiet flnnr. 14 fA ns. haa one boiler, two engines, 1 inch ey Hades? 3 feet stroke, a Worthing ton pomp aad She baa cabin aooommodations for 40 paasengora. new bedding, etc, in oomplete running order airsd. entirely new.

Her capacity is 450 bates dravrb Ugbt 4 inches forward and 13 inches aft, runs fast and ia suitable for towing. She will sold for cash or good city paper. For trnna apply to CELLOS A OOODWYN, HO tf 13 Front atreet and la Fidma atreet. t'l FOR BALkaWTHB STAUNCH BUILT. last running, favorite siJe wneeX.

steamer MITT IE 8TEPHRVR. She ia wall found In everv reaneet and in eovnoleterant i xibob; vroer. wnw wuu ion rreiijinon inex wawaa. -For lavrtiewara afiply to RICHARD LLOYD, re sa sjnaroonssi s4 "I si 7' I 'listen it j.t.j -1 -l t'. -a -fcj-t -tf; v..