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II!) I i i Gfc Daily ffitoinmfc TUPKSDAY CaZUURO. AUSUST 94. gome time ago it was announced that negotiation were in progress between the Pope and Victor Emanuel, baring for their object an arrangement of the questions pending between the two powers. The Pope had never recognized Victor Emanuel es King of Italy, and although his refusal' to do so did not weaken the title bj which that monarch held Lhi crown; it ret had a Serious effect on the allegiance of that portion of the population which sympathizes vrith the ultramontane er advanced Church party. The continued, although perhaps latent jko4 reticent opposition of this party could-not- otherwise than constitute a dis- Waiting element in Julian politics, while it ras the evidence of a diriskm of that pub-" lie sentiment, the consolidation and unanimity of which have always been so strongly desired by the Rational Government What the', question still more was the- power- claimed by the Pope Of appointing bishops to vacant sees but sot only was this -power disputed by the Government, but the bishops so appointed were summarily and others will- ins; to reeognise the temporal hegemony of the King were put in their places.

It is si remarkable fact in the history of the times, that any Italian Government should venture on a step of this kind, and that it ihould, in taking that repose confidently on the support and approbation of a population which has always hitherto bees supposed to be completely-under the dominion oi sacerdotal influences. Such fkcts show the tendency of modern so-cjety, even in extreme Catholic countries, to discard the theological in favor of the temporal regime? The Pope, instead of restating to his spiritual armory for weapons GT defence against this alleged aggression cn his rights' as head' of the Catholic Church, agreed to enter into negotiations on the subject. It was, at one time thought that these negotiations would- result in a settlement of the disputed points, and such a recognition of Victor1 Emanuel's Govern-jnent as would entirely neutralize the opposition of the radical Church, party, and effect such an alliance between the Papal power and the King as would at once reju- Tenate the Papacy and establish the Uonal Government on a solid foundation. But these flattering hopes were destined to disappointment. It is now announced that the negotiations have The Italian Government, for its own jus-.

tificatkm. has published in a report address- ed Vy Gen. Delia Marmora to the King of Haly a full and authentic narrative of the BfgotiAtions, lit appears from 'these reports that the conferences never assumed such a shape at to invest them with the political itapor-tance which had been attributed to them. They differed, in no essential particular, zVom the usual transactions 1etween the apal and the Catholic Govern-sunt. The Pope submitted three points ia return of the Bishops absent frost their Bees, the filling.

up of the vacant Dioceses, sad the admission of the titular ecclesiastics already nominated, without the consent of the Government. The Julian Government dispatched Sr. Vegex-sl to Some, to treat concerning these propositions. Oa two points it was found im- possible to agrte.rbe.EDpndeellned to smhmit the Papal Bulls to the rdyal ere-troatar; and refused to allow ths Bishops to take an oath of allegiance. i The Italian Government urged that the tights-and powers, demanded by it had been conceded by the Pops to almost every Cathoiio country of the word, and that to withhold them from Italy would be the most mortifying humiliation of that power in the eyes of ths world and of its own subjects.

When the Papal Government could not be induced to see the matter in this light, the negotiations were broken off, smd Signor Vegezsl recalled from Borne, The failure of ths negotiations will not. Weaken ths Gouemment of Victor Emanuel though It disappoint the hope which bad been entertained of at least mitigating the discontent, if not of gaining the unqualified adhesion of ths ultramontane, or, asjwe may sail it, ths Conservative party. Yet ths influenos of that party must daily become weaker, and it must ultimately succumb beneath the weight of a growing public opiaion. The report of Gen. Delia Slarmora contains a very significant pas-sags which indicates very dearly the tendency of Italian thought at this time.

He peaks of the day perhaps not far distant" when the so much desired separation sf Church and State, will bring with it the eompleteseparationof religious and Spiritual, from civil interests, to ths common benefit of both Church and Stats." Ths recognition of Italy by 8pain, which is now sn secomplisbid fact, com pletes ths consent of ths Cathoiio States, ts the partial abolition of the temporal do-( minions of ths Pope, ane to the superiority, of civil over ecclesiastical law. a'" MMMMOMMMMHWMM LETTER FROM KEW YORK, rapectoi Cwimij uac th picayune New York, August 12, 1865. Is the cable to -work, or is it a failure Many of the press are of the latter opinion and if the 'truth were known although they express "regrets" at the probable failure they are at heart glad of it. The mccessful working of the cable would be a J1 Wow to scores of journals; for in their attempts to compete with those more wealthy, tbey would be swamped by the nomous cost of the dispatches, while to lave no news at all would result in none he less certain deaOu On ths part of soma, there, is the old feel-Ins; of British monopoly" both ends of the'cable rest on Brjtish soarnd one paper Actually puts this forth as a reason why the Cable should not be patronized liberally by the American people, should it (unfortunately) pa mads' to work ri The editor Would use it for all absolutely neoessary purposes, (to catch a bank robber, and such like, 1 suppose,) but for the conveyance of the, average character of foreign pence, ne contends tnat tee line could be Virtually dispensed With. But why does gjs not corns out and argue in favor of -pensmg" with British steamers at the fame timet It would certainly be as con-.

glstent fof Mm to do so as to oppose the use or ua cacie simply because a majority ef Bppe to control it. nt diitci ceira ftpm. Hon, n. Stephens was received here yesterday. gentleman of this city, while in Boston, was fortunate enough to obtain permission to hold an interview with him, which he did in his cell.

He found the honorable gentleman a patient sufferer with health seriously undermined if not in a critical condition. Nor is this surprising, when it is stated that so damp' were his prison wall (his cell being partly under ground) that it. is found necessary, in the latter part of the. day, to build fires for the purpose of absorbing the dampness, and this, too, with an outside heat approaching 100 degrees. Amid it all, however, Mr.

Stephens, it is said, does not complain. Among other crimes and rascalities now so numerous-, bank defalcations are beginning to occupy a conspicuous place. The most prominent, of late, is that of Henry B. Jenkins, for many years reeeiving tel--ler in the Phoenix Bank of this city. He also occasionally acted as paying teller, in the absence of Mr.

Graham but his chief business in the bank was receiving deposits. Jenkins's peculations, it seems, have been going on for two years, yet it was oly the present 'Week, that suspicion was aroused against him. He was perfectly calm about the and when arrested (at 2 A. M. at 'his residence) offered no resistance, hut confessed his guilt He charged the blame for his misconduct, however, in part, upon other individuals, who, it is supposed, have been using the funds for speculations in stocks.

The amount of defalcation was at first reported at $50,000. but it has since swelled, in tbe affidavit ef the cashier of the to a quarter of a million Jenkins had, been connected with the bank for more than twenty years, and was known by the writer welL His conduct hitherto ha been, of the most exemplary and the officers of the bank and financial circles were never more astounded than when it had transpired that the little, gray haired receiving teller had turned out so heavy a defaulter. There is a rumor that Gen. Joe Johnston will receive the appointment of Superintendent of the Bichmond and Danville Rood. Gen.

McClellan is also reported to be a candidate for the superintendency of a railway at the West Only one of our papers that, I have noticed, comments on the recent decision in the British Court of Chancery upon the. question of ownership of Confederate prop- fcerty. The Times doubts wnetner, on a i i rt 2 nnai Hearing? toe uuwu owwa uuvera. eminent can be bound to any agreement which had been concluded by the Confederate Government with parties abroad, though it admits the question is an important one, and tbe case upon which the above decision was rendered as likely to be the pioneer of many others, varying in circumstances, but coming under the same principle. It doubts whether in all cases the rule would be laid down as broadly as in that of Fraser, holm and cites the Shenandoah, for; instance.

Suppose the United States claimed that vessel while lying in a British port, and the master should say that the Confederate Government had agreed to give him so much prize money, as her commander, the court could hardly say that we must take the vessel subject to that agreement The Herald does not allude to the decision of the court editorially, but in its summary of news declares it to be' of a "most remarkable character. In its head lines the i character of decision is displayed with 'great prominence. i Gold commenced to fall yesterday in con sequence of the announcement from Wash ington that the Secretary of the Treasury had concluded to sell one million of his surplus gold, daily, in'order to supply the deficiency in the currency wants of his department i There maybe no truth in this, but the announcement had its effect' It has been proposed to reduce the balance of gold in the Treasury to' seven millions, on the ground that no reserve is necessary." Yet what is this but a direct violation of a law of Congress, which prohibits the sale of surplus gold except for the redemption of the public debt? The Secretary can redeem one per cent" of this with any gold he may have, but for no other purpose is he empowered to sell the Government gold. His proposed sale of a million daily to meet the currency wants of the Treasury is, therefore, nothing less than a palpable violation of the law, and an error which will surely be felt by the country at a future day. are becoming a positive nuisance, because of their plentitude, and one of our papers argues from this that silver will also soon be rolling out of its hiding place in a flood.

Because lead and tin are plenty with which to make "cents," it must follow that silver and gold will also owu bu pieuiy uiat we snail not KUOW what to do with them. Since writing upon the Phoenix Bank defalcation, I now hear that the loss to the Bank will exceed $300,000. James H. Earle, a former book-keeper in the. bank, tprns out to have been in the same boat with Jenkins, and owned up when arrested to having made way with $100,000 of the He was arrested Thursday evening, and cut his throat next morning.

A "pretty waiter girl and a male companion have also been living in clover at the bank's expense, but bcth are now in custody. It was this girl who finally caused the exposure and ruin of Jenkins. He stopped with her till the small hours of the morning, gave her from $50 to $1000 at a time, and soon after, finding out the' occupation of her admirer, she, with her other male friend, commenced a system of blackmailing which resulted finally in an expose of the whole affair. Jenkins is in prison, but says he is happy." He has a wife and four chQ-dred, and, so far as is known, his domestic relations have been of the most pleasant character, until within the past few months, when his homeward step was seldom heard until the hours of a new day had begun to unfold. The bank- is understood to have a surplus equal to the loss, and its business is going on as usual.

Damon. Icisiaha Rice Chop. The Empire jParish, ot the 19th, says are busily engaged in cutting their rtee, end everything bids fair that the, present crop will be one of the uarcrest ever made. 'will be able to supply the market of New Orleans with rice of the best quality. An association for the suppression of female extravagance in dress has ben recently founded in Bems.

THl CITY 07 NEW ORLEANS. OFFICIATE. No. 6325.3 HATOEAXTT OF NEW ORLEANS, I City IWJ, Aaf W65. I AH ORDINANCE Provldlof for wU of th RI ht of Way to aaUUUh a oa Rampart otliav atrwta, from Canal to Eighth ttraat lUsolfed.

ScotloB 1, That tfc Comptroller to ftnd to la barofrr aothoriz-4 and foatraotoa to aSraitlw la tto OBirlal Jon real of tbe city of New Orinana. and In ta New Turk HrraU ana Philadelphia Inquirer, 'that at)eS proootata will ivostwd, (ondoraed PmpnMla for Raasptrt atrent at hta offloa noUl SATURDAY, tto 30th Say of 8rptoaator, IMS, at IS for Um snroha of tto right of way for a oat. 1. track railway th ooch aUmpart aaS other atrrfta, from Canal atreet to Elfhth street, apou the foUoarimooLditloua, to-wlf Tto ralU oaed la tbo nonttruotloa of tho road to "to of tto laUat and aaoat appioved pattern of railnel In tto coa.truotlon of a root taUwaya no euy or rblladelphla, aooS a anall oa aparovoa mj iom wiy nrvevor. Tto lombor to oe or DK qnaiity 01 awaa ejpreaa, or oplaod yellow piua, free' from atp.

and of aisea to ooairnatea oy taiaiuy Borreyor. .2. The ean to to of tto nana-. SppaoraS ptUrn, and to aeat. If alofle car, nine peraona on each aide, and If a double ear, twelve peraana oa each aide.

8. Tbo eara to to run at Intervale not greater than retry It nlsutee from 'daylight nnUf 10 and rcry twenty minotea from 10 r. M. until midnight. 4.

Tbe rate or I peed not so exoeee, aw mm per hour. Each oar to have a prominent light on toe front and a hell on the torso or Each ear to to closed bj.a railing la front, to prevent exit and entrance es cept from the rear. 5. Tto rate ot fare from vanai atreet 10 cigom atreet, or for IntermedlaW distances, up or down, to to five ornta for each pasaenaec S. Tto work on tto road to be eomoeinced by the first of November nest, and to to finished and tto ear niDuligbyttofirstof Miyef thetollowiogyear.

The City Surveyor to furnish tne nnra ana leveis ior me road, and to aire, tn fcia pecitdetlons, full duscdona how tha work la to be done, and tbe kind of material to to Used, The entire construction of tha road to to aupervlsed by said Surveyor until the work lolly oowpiem. 7. The right of way to to aold for twenty years From the date ot tto eigslng of tto nnnrt. On the expiration of tto lease, tto road, rolling stock, eqalpmenta, depots and fixtures to to takes by tbe oily at an appraised value. Tto city and oompany each to app itot a disinterested person to assess tto rata, and in the event of a diagreement, one of the District Courts to appoint a third party, whoso decisions shall to final.

8. The streets through which the road is built to to. kept In good repair during tha continuance of the Ireee, at the expense of tbe eontract'ir. And 9. Tbe cltj of New Orleans to be responsible for any work or material furnished for tbe road and every outlay and expense thereon, either for eomtrao tkn, operation, or maintenance, to to borne by the contractor.

Section 2. That tto proposals shall state the rate allowed the city of New Orleans for each passenger earned, as a bonus for tbe privileges given and the contractor or his daly authorised agent, shall to re quired to make, under oath, monthly returns to the City giving tto number of passengers carried during tbe month, tto amount received, and tto portion doe tbe city, which amiunt ahall to paid Into tto City Treasury at the time the return is made. 8eotion 3. That for and-' la consideration of the bonus aforesaid, tto contractor shall to exempted from all city taxation upon tto value of the track, rolling stork, equipments and depots. Section 4.

That tto contractor shall be required to give good and solvent security, la tbe sum of twenty-five thousand doUare, for the faithful performance of tto contract. (Signed) EDWARD AMES, Chairman Bureau Streeta and Leading. (Signed) O. BURKE, i Chairman Bureau of Viaanoe Approved August 11, 1865. (Signed) ETJi KENNEDY, Mayor.

a true copy. Attest: H. BONN A BEL, aatS-Staw taSO Secretary. No. 6323.1 MAYORALTY OP NEW ORLEANS, 1 City Hell, August 7, 1866.

1 AN ORDINANCE providing for the sale of the Right of Way to establish a Railroad or New Levee atreet, tram Canal atreet te' Totedaao street. Resolved. Section 1. That the Comptroller to and to is hereby authorised and Instructed to advertise In tto Official Journal of tto city ef New Orleans, and ta tto New York Herald and Philadelphia Inquirer, that Sealed i opoaale will to received (endorsed "Proposals for City at his office until PR1-: DAY, tto 19th day of September, 1865, at 13 at for tto purchase of tto right of way tor a double-track Railway throng New Levee atreet, from lta Intersection with Canal street to Toleaan street (to upper limit of tap etty upon tto following conditions, to. wit i 1.

The raQa need In the construction of tto road to to of tto same pattern as- those sow in awe fey the City Stailroad Company and tto lumber to to of tto seme quality of Yellow Pine or Cypress, free from aap, and of tto atsee to to designated by the City Sar-veyor. a The Cars to to of the most approved pattern, and to aeat If a single ear, nine peraons on each aide if a double ear, twelve persona on each side. t. Tto can to to run at intervals not greater than every five minutes from daylight to 10 P. tL, and every twenty minutes from 10 P.

M. till midnight. A Tto rate of speed of the ears net to exceed six miles per tour. Each Car to have a prominent light on tto front, and a bell on tto torse or male. Each Car to to closed by a railing in front, to prevent exit or entrance except from tbe rear.

5. Tto rate of far from Canal atreet to Toledans street, er for Intermediate distances, up or down, to to five cents for each paaaenger. 6. The work oa the road ta to commenced by tto first of November next, and to to finished and the cars running by the first of May of the following year. The City Surveyor to furnish tto lines and levels for the rood, and to give, In bis specifications, full directions how the work is to to done and tbe kind of material to "eed.

Tto entire construction of tto road to be 'viMdby said Surveyor until tto work to fully completed. 7. The right ot way to to aold forf) twenty years from the date, of tto signing of tto ooaract. On the expiration of the lease, tto road, rolling stock, equipments, depots and fixtures to to taken by the city at an appraised valoe. Tto city and eompaay each to ap point a disinterested person to ssssss the value, and ta tto event of a disagreement, one of the District Courts to appoint a third party, whose decision sbal to final S.

The streets through which the road Is built to to kept in good repair during the continuance of tbe lease, at the expense of tto contractor; and 9. Tto eity of New Orleans not to to responsible for any work or materials furnished for the road and every outlay and expense thereon, either for ooustrue-tion, operation or maintenance to to home by the contractor. Section 2. That tto proposals shall state the rate allowed the city of New Orleans for each passenger carried, asatoaua for tto privileges given; and tbe oontractor, or his duly authorised agent, ahall be required to make, under oatfa, monthly returns to tto City Coatfbller, giving the number of paasen-gers carried during the month, tto amount received, and tto portion doe the eity which amount shall be paid into tto eity treasury at the time the return is made. Section S.

That for and la consideration of the bonas aforesaid, tto oontractor ahall to exempted from all city taxation apoa the valoe ef tbe track, rolling stock, equipments and depots. Section 4. That tto oontractor shall to required to give good and solvent security In tto sum of twenty- five thousand dollars for the faithful performanoe of tne oontracv (Signed) EDWARD AMES, Chairman Bureau Streets and Landings. (Signed) O. BURKE, I Chairman Bureau of Finance.

Approved August 7,1965. (Signed) HTJj KENNEDY, A true copy. Attest i ant StawseplO H. BONNABEL, Secretary. OFFIOIA.I.

1 STREET COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, I No. 7 City Hall, New Orleans, Aug. SI, 1865. I Was brought to the Second and Third Districts Pound, corner ot Orleans and Claiborne streets, as 1 i. One Yellow COW, both ears out.

Which, if not claimed within, ten day and expenses thereon paid, will to aold at publio auction, at said pound, on THURSDAY, August 31, 188 at yekwk M. OEO. W.McCERREN,' i '6treet Commtaakmnes. Fee Comptroller? c2J-r5t2nlQd ALEXANDER LEVY. 11 i India Basalaar tunas Railing Plaehlae.

CfiDESSieMEI wenld reacertfar inform fcl II etd frlearls and tbe pghbc that be is now prepared to (roll IPD1A BASeiNe and receil ROPE, at He. IBS New Lffvee, between Jelsa and St Jneepb streets, and Mo. 9S Ceeasaeere atreet, neat Sase se the eld etand. -sfflsg basted to VY at shoes a free at sharce, and ne wmTmt fAXtn EABYCT. THE CITY KKW 02LEAN3.

OFFIOIAIaa CNo. 6329. MAYORALTY-OP NEW CUy HalUAagust IT, 1S6S. I Reewlved, That tto Mayor of the eity of New Or. Vans to and to to hereby authorised and empowered to enter Into a eon trout with the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company for tto lease to said Company, by virtue of a notarial aot or otherwise, and tto collection hT tto Levee, dues on their awn and their chartered eeasels, for the term of ten years from tto 18th day of August, 1865, of a certain seetioa of tha publio Levee, oommenolog on the lower line of Bienville street, the nee ta a point below, four hundred and fifty tret, by a depth, between parallel Hues, of one hundred and filty feet, a plan of which Is oa file in the office of tto City Surrey or, at a rental of six thousand dollars per annum, payable ta monthly installmentet tbe said Company to have tto privilege of enclosing said section In tbe mauoer est forth la the plan afore, said, and to aebject to sech terms and eoadittonaae may to designated by tto Mayor of the eity, tto eon-tract to to approved by tto Mayor aad tto Chairmen of the Bureaus of Finance and Streets and Lvniiogs.

Resolved, That all ordinance a. and parts of ordinance la conflict with tbe foregoing to, and tto same are hereby repealed. (Signed) EDWARD AMES, Chairman Bureau Streets and Landings, i (Signed? O. BURKE, Chairman Bureau of Plaaaoe. Approved Angnat 18, 1865.

(Signed) HU: KENNEDY, Mayor. A true copy. Attest: H. BONNABEL, anl9 5t Secretory. STREET COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, No.

7 City Hall, New Orleans, Aug. 18, 1865. Were brought to tto Second and Third Districts Pound, corner of Orleans and Claiborne streets, as sit rave 4 i I One Bay MIRE, 11 bands htgb, branded TJ. S. on 4be left shoulder and I.

C. on the left hip. One Bay HORSE, 14 bands high, black mane and tail sore oa his baok. One bay nor.e COLT, blase face, right fore and hind feet white, about one year and a half old. Which If not claimed within ten days, and expenses thereon paid, will be sold at publio auction at aild pound, on MONDAY, August 28, 1865, at 12 o'clock ht.

OEO. W. McCERREN, Street Commissioner. For Comptroller ALEX. LEVY.

t. anl9-3tinl0d STREET COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, 1 No. 7 City Hall, New Orleans, Aug 19, 1865. I Was brouiht to the First and Fourth Districts Found, on Rampart streat, between Fellcltj end SU Audrcw streets, as sn esttay One bay HORSE, about 17 haoda high, bUek mane and tall, with dark legs, ahod all round. Brand ou left should t-r and left hip not legible.

Which, If not claimed within tea days, and the expenses thereon paid, will to sold at publio auction at aald Pound, on TUESDAY, August 89, 1865, at 13 o'clock M- O. W. McCERREN, Street Commissioner. For Comptroller CHAS. W.

HOPKINS. antt-StlalOd A NEW THING UNDER TUB SUN. Dr. Johnson remarked, about one hundred years since, There yet remains to be discovered combinations of Mechanical powers and Medical properties in the Vegetable Kingdom unknown to the present PSlCE'S PATENT TEXAS TONIOg Entirely Vssesabla), This new dlsoo- V- very, oomblned 0 a variety of vage yf table matters, designed to aot ou tto Uver, Bowels Bleed, KldneyaV Skis. It to a certain aaUdobs against ConstTpatlon of the Bowels, Torpor ef tto Liver, Palpitation of tto Heart, Determination of Blood to tto Brain, an.

Pain In tto Head, sad Vac a tigo: also, a Remedy for CHILLS AND FEVERS, For parUenlars sea aeoesnpaaytng Envelope wb eaohbotUe. I derm It useless to fin tto newspapers with tto any favorable testimonial reoetved fey tto Inventus of this valuable Vegetoble Medicine. The names at those In this eity and State, and other States, woe have testified to Its value, are well known: Their ear tificates ean to seen fey all who may call at my store. Were I not convinced that tto mediaine will fully sustain its claims when experimented on, I would not offer It ta tbe publio. Tbe article only has to to known to to appreciated.

After a fair trial it will require no endorsers. Ail orders addressed to me, at No. 59 CAMP STREET, New Orleans, will meet with prompt attention. Tto Medicine Is sold either by single bottle for private use, or in larger quantities for family or plantation use. When aold In large quantities, a liberal discount will to made.

In view of tto diificaltles In mousy matters, for the benefit of tbe poor and unfortunate, who have no means of employing physicians or money to boy medicines, being satisfactorily vouched for, will he sup pU4d without money and without price. THOS. K. PRICE, Vendor. 17 Read the following opinions of soma of our old and well known cltlacn of rice's Patent Texas) Tattle, mr Tecs table XtlesUelae T.

K. PRICE. Esq, Vendor of Frioe's Patent Texas Tonlc, or Vegetoble Medicine. Dear Sir After a fair and deliberate use and experiment of your Vegetable Medicine, known as Paica's PxTKkr Tax as Toaic, we give It as our decided opinion, that it to tto best recipe that we have ever known, for INDIGESTION, TORPOR OF THE LIVER, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS and DYSPEPSIA. We consider your Vegetable Medicine worthy of all commendation, and therefore Seel no hesitation in recommending its use to all our frlenda, as well as tto publio at large, and that in doing so, we are contributing to all tto afflicted.

Many of as have been suffering from these evils from ten to fifteen years, and have been greatly benefited. Wish-lug yon great success In Introducing this valuable value, We remain, years truly, j. J. MULLON, Pastor St. Patrick's Church 3.

H. CALDWELL, of Oaa Works. City N. O.l SAM'L SUMNER, of Home Ins. Office; T.

GREENFIELD, of House of FeUowes fc Co. LEWIS ELKIN, Merchant, New Orleans OEO. W. HYNSON, Snip Agent JACOB BARKER, Banket Commerce; New Orleans, June, 1863. ty be only authorised Agents are T.

W. WBIOHT k. CO, 21 Chartres street, aad J. H.POPE, corner Pry tan la and Jackson streets, JAMES OONEOAL. Comer Common and Maaaatae streets, T.

W. MARSDEN, comer Oravier and Magastae streets, J. BOOTH, eorner Oirod aad Caroodelet streets, JAMES SYME, 1SS Canal street, B. fc J. ABRAMS, 42 aad 44 Camp street, T.

eorner Camp and Julia streets, SAMUEL HASTINGS, Ml 64 ly 519 Magaxlne, eorner Felicity street. Tara!) 8wa Taralp SeaoU LAMDRBTH'S NSW CROP.wROWTg OP Jeat reeelTed per steamship Star tbe onion, 'WlTbat riat Intch TDB.BHP, gudTep de. Large aaawpe-tola da Alobe do. Yallow Atorecea eortoe tMga, er aweojea ee. JS.

JrsS 1 eppetiu the at. Charles Theatre. Mareaefeaa, Basaiwa, sljtrwaaa, cms EST received and far sale a lit SwavtorandU Colon street, an BABODCBXS. tof Boeres; BARHESS, WHIPS, BORSS SIOBKBTS. aQf AktCLBD CLOTH, CHAMOIS SKINS, COACH VABJOSH, Sw, Seeeadtoad Bar sack Keck eaa end Bewlea.

fntM r.sVtVBM, SHERIFFS 8ALES. Wle-eve Uearl SJU Gene). Barat tlajr- snerfe Uelaras es. Tbosnaestne roucaer. r.

u. r. TTOUBTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR-X1 LEANS sio. 15.045. Bv virtue of a writ of eeisure and sale, dlraeted by the honerable tto Feortk Diatilct Court ef New Orleans, in tto above entitled eaoaa.

to E. T. Parker, late Sheriff Jaad by said lata late Sheriff to toe transferred. I will proceed to sell at publio auction, at tto Merchants' sad Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse streets. In tto Second District of this etty, oa SATURDAY, tto hdav of September.

1S65. at 13 tbe foUowfo described property, vis SEVEN LUT8 OF situate in ran-if bourg Franklin, of this city, designated by tto --Ko. 1. a. 4 AS and 7.

of souare No. St. bounded by Moralea, Spain, Urenhart and MsadeviUe streets, according to a sketch annexed to an act, dated 4th April. 1851, before A E. Bienvenu, Notary Public.

Bald lota measuring tn American measure, as follows Nee. Its i. iaelnsive each, tbirtv feet front on Spain atreet, by one hnadred and eighteen feet deep, tto No 1 forming the corner of Morales and Spain streets; No. 6 adjoining No. 6 measures thirty-cine feet six inches front on Spain street, by one hundred aad eighteen feet deep; No.

7 measures tntrtj-elx leet six locnes trout oa Morales street, by one hundred and sixty feet deep between parallel lines, together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon, consisting of old framed tentoneuta, fruit trees, etc. -aVised In the above suit. rav Terms Cash on the spot. In IT S. Treasurv Notes.

CHARLES BISNVENU, ao9 s6 Baerttt or the fariab orUrleaas XTrancla ardor vs, Thsmu aVhartaa Cnileiie. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLE. ana No. 11.003 Bv vlrtoeof a writ of fieri facias to me directed bv the Honorable the Sixth District (Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I evui proceta so seii at ptioiie aucaon, at tne Msr-chaiits' and Anetioneers' Exchanae. ReTal street, be- en Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, tbe 9th day of September, 1365, at 12 o'clock, tL, the following de described propeitr, via: ate in the suburb Tremd of tads city, in the ilet eoronrUed within KsDlanade.

Kerlerec Villerd and Robertson streets, desisnated as lots Nos. 2 and 3 on a special plot made by Brtncier, lata Surveyor ueutral. on tne 7in tteptemoer, ihoo, annexes to an act of rale from tbe estate of the late A. Milne, Sr. to J.

A. Blanc, passed before ttolate Cartile Pollock, tote a notary public in this city, oa the 3d Juae, 1844, which said lots adjclu each other, and measure each French measure) according to said plot, 30 feet front on Ksplsncde street, by 120 feet in depth. Together with sit the buildings thereon, and improvements aad appnrtrnanres thereof, and all the rights, ways, servitudes, privilepes and advantages thereunto belonging or I any wise appertaining. Being tbe same property acquired by defendant, by purcbete, from Francis Oardere, plaintiff, aa per act naased before McCuIlnck. late notuv Bublic in this city, on the 9th day of November, 18 3.

Betxeu in tne soove aeiv t9 Terms Cash an the spot, In United States Trea. uVy note. CHARLES BIENVENU, auS 22 s9 Sheriffof tto Pariah of Orleans. jr ran Cla Gardero vi. Tbamaa Wbartaa Svoiiena.

COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA CIXIEME NOUVELLE-ORLEAN8 No. 11.903, -En yar- tn d'un writ de fieri facias a moi sddresse par I Honorable Slxleme Conr de District de la Nou-veil Orleans, dans affaire dl-deasus, je proeederal la 8AMED1 9 aeptembre 1865, a mid a la Bourse dea Ne-gnolsuts et des Encanteura, rue Royale, entre eelles du Canal et de la Douene, dans le Deuxieme District de eette ville, a la vente publlque et adjudication de 1. nMnrltls dont desfuintion snib ax) ui.ua. irjsauno 3 Treme, de eette ville, dsns l'uet eomprla entre lea rues de 1'EspIanade. Knrreo, VlHere et Robertson dealgoea par lea ime-roa dens ct trot, d'apres un plan Ipartlouller dresse par L.

Bringier. ei-devant Arpenteur-Oeneral, le 27 de aeptembre 1838, annexe au rapport de Carlile Pollock, ci-devant notaire publio en eette villa, en date dn 3 juln 1844, portent vente par la anecessloa de leu A- Milne, a J. A. BUuc Lead Its Urratas eont eootigus, et mesarent ohaoun, mesure franralse, oonftirasement audit plan, trente pieds deface a la rue de I'EspIanade, suroentvingt pirde de profbndenr. Ensemble a Tec touts a lea batlaaes et ameliorations 2n I s'y trouvent, et tons les droits, pTtvUeges, servitu-es et avantages attaches et eppertenant.

Cette prepriete appartlent au defendenr au moyen de raequiaitlon qn'll en a faite du damandeor, soivant ac'e au rapport de Felix MeCalloch, ci-devant notaire public en eette ville, en date, da 9 aovembre 1855. Saisie dans 1'sffaire ci-dessas. BP Conditions Comptant aa moment uraaJadV eaUon, en bllleU dn Trtaor dea Etsts Unis. CHARLES BIENVENU, anS SS septs SherU de to Paroisse d'Orleans, aeeeaaloa tbe lata Btra. Frwaelllti OnaUtideeeassd.

widow of Oenrge B. Boar ditch, SECOND DISTRICT. COURT OF NEW ORLEANS No. 17,870. By virtue of aad la obedience to aa order of sale rendered June 1865, directed by the Hrmorsbas Un Second District Court of New Orleans, in tto above entitled matter, to Alfrtd Shaw, late Sheriff, aad by said late Sheriff to me transferred, I wiU proceed ta sell at publio auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse streets- in the See.

or.d District of this city, on SATURDAY, tto 8th of September, 1865, at IS o'clock bf for aoooant of n. tne (olio wins a seen baa arooertv. vnt 1. A LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND, situated in tto Second District of this eity. la tto suburb Treme, In tto square bounded by Treme, Dumaina, St.

Ann and Msiais streets, designated fey tto No. on a aor bv C. A. de Armas, sarvevor. and deaosited in the Sheriff 's oSSoe for refereooe.

Which said lot measnrea. aa oer said survev. tbirtv feet from on Tretnd street, by a depth of eighty-nine fret six inches and two lines oa tto line aeareet Do- from thence, an a line running towards DumainW street, thhtv-foor feet from thanae. on a Una running towards Harais'. street, thlrtr-eight feet four Inches aad three lines from thence, on a rear line parallel to Treme atreet, sixty-four feet; frees thesoe, on tto other depth line nearest St Ann street, one hundred and twenty-seven feet ten inches and five lines.

Together with all tto build In rs end Improvements thereon, comprising frame buildings, cistern, well, privy, etc and all tbe rights, ways, etc 2. A LOT OF GROUND, situs ted in tto same dig. trlct aad suburb, la sanare baunded bv Villerd. Re bertson, Dumsine and St Phillip streets, designated by No. 1 on a survey made bv C.

A. de Armas, Sur veyor, anu aspoaitea in tne nnertn otnoe tor reier-anoe. Which said lot measuring, as per said survey, thirty-one feet eleven inches and five lines front on Robertson street, by a depth of nicety-five feet eleven inohes and five lines between equal and parallel lines. Together wlta all tto build inn ana improvements thereou cam prising a one-story frame dwelling house, shingle roofed, having four rooms with fire places, front gallery, a small two-story frame kitchen, shingle rooled, having taro rooms with fire places, and two eloseta. well, cistern, privy, etc, and all the rights, ways, etc 3.

A LOT OF GROUND, situated In the same district, auburb and square, designated oa aaid surrey as No. Two, and measuring thirty one feet and eleven inches and five lines front on Dumaina street, by ninety five feet eleven Inches and five lines In depth, between equal and parallel Ike. Together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon, com prising old sheds, aad all tto rights, 7 VcERTAlN LOT OF GROUND, situate, lying and being in new auburb Marigny, below this city, designated on tto plan made by J. Pille, late Deputy City Surveyor, on tbe 5th day of May. 1836, and deposited in the oifioe of William Christy, late Notary Publio in this city, by No.

four, tn square No. eisbty-aeven. comprised between Union, Bagatelle, Liberal and Force streets, meaanrlng thirty feet front oa Union street, by one hundred and thirty feet deep between equal parallel lines, together with all the rights, ways, ate. Plana of aaid properties will to on exhibition at tha Excbanse some daya before that of sale. rjp" Terms Cash on tbe spot in S.

Treasury notes. CHARLES BIENVENU, au8 22 s9 Sheriff of the Pariah of Orleans." Joseph Tratat vs. Frederick WtUIata Kron. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, No. 11,088.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans, la tto above entitled cause, to Alfred Shaw, late Sheriff, and by aaid late Sheriff to me transferred, 1 will proceed to aell at publio auction, at tto Merchants' and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, la tha Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, the 23d day of September, 1865, at 12 o'clock, M-, tto following described property, via 1. A CERTAIN PIECE OF PROPERTY. consist lug et three lota of ground, with all tto build ins ana improvements tnereon. mats, ad vantages, privileges or servitudes thereunto belonging or in ana wise appertaining, situate fas tbe suburb St. Mary of this city, in the square bounded by Sooth atreet of the Market, Tcboopitonlaa, Oelord and New Levee streets, which property to known aa St.

Mary's Bakery, and which lots ot pound are of the following dimensions, vis The first lot ia designated on a plan of tbe City Surveyor, deposited ia the office of Jean N. Duncan, late notary publio in this city, by Na 38, and measnrea in English measure twenty-one feet eevtn inches front on said Sooth street of tbe Market, bounded above by lot No. 89, from which it la separated by a line measuring fifty four feet tea Inches, below by lot No. 37, from which it ia separated by a line measuring torty-sevea feet tea inches, and in tne rear by tto property formerly belonging to Daniel Hoit from it it la separated by a line measuring twenty-two feet ten Inches and three-fifths. The second lot la situated directly in the rear of lot No.

38, herein above described, between parallel lines, bounded south by tto property of T. Banka, or assigns, from which ft is separated ny a line sues sn ring twenty-one feet seven Inches on the north, by said lot No. 88, from which It Is separated by a llae measuring twenty-tare feet tea Inches and three-fifths, west by tea property of Lewis Brown, or assigns, from which It to separated by a Una measuring twenty-elx feet ten inches, and east by tto pmpeUy of gfr. Hart, from which it to separated by a line measuring nineteen feet and two Inohes and tto third lot ia designated by No. ST.

ntsasiiilng twenty-one feet eevea inches front oa said South street of the Market, by about seventy-five feet tare Inohes deep, between parallel lines; all Eaglish measure. 2. Also the contents ot said Bakery, and all articles anpettalnlng or belonging to said Bak ry, const etiug of bakery utensils, shop fixtares, gas fixtures, water, pipes, hoisting machine, cot-beds aad uisttrssiua, wbel-bejTowaHand baskets. S. Also, the unexpired terns of tto policy of insurance on said property.

4. Ana, also, an tne runt, title ana interest in ana to tto Breed Stalls No. 1 Poydrss Market and No. 115 be. marya at era ex.

ireet. sms property acquired by defendant by i Jean and Was. Ray, as per aot passed i de Arsons, notary pnbilo la this eity, Bring tbe same propervy aoqmrea By aereneent rrcen bel fore Octave datrd Augusts. 185S. Seised ia tto above auH.

oa tto spot la TJ. S. CHARLES srxNVEmr. BtorisT af tto Parish ef Orleans. ao22 7 33 SHERIFFS SALES.

Wtillaas Henry Tlttertaa we. jx. Fasai iaa 6c Caw E. As. Bryant Charles ring nee.

District Court ef New Orleans, la tto above entitled causa. I wiii proceed to sail at public auction, at tto MerabaaLs aad Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, aetsreea Canal and Customhouse etreeta. la tbe Second District of tats city, on FRIDAY, tbe 8th day of September. 1865, at 12 eoleck tto fbabvaring described property, vis TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and iagprovemeats thereon, and all tto rights, ways, servitude, privileges and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in this parish, on tto right bank ef tto Mississippi, opposite this city, deaignsted by tto Nos 11 and 12 of square No. 22, which to bounded by Elmire aad Pacific Avenues, Jscksoa and Homer streets, on a plan of the tract of which aaid lota form a part, knows aa tto Brooklyn Warehouse Company's property, drawn by Wm T.

Tbo na peon, surveyor, em the 7 th of March. 1849. deposits in the office of James Gra ham, notary public, tn this Bald lota measuring, as follows, to-witi Lot No. 11 forming the corner of Elmire A venae and Homer atreet, haa 32 feet 1 Inch and 5 lines fronton the former, by 123 feet 8 inches In depth aad front on the latter. And lot No 12 baa 32 feet inohes front on Elmire Avenna, byl23 foot A Inches feu.

depth, between parallel linee, American -measure. Acquired by defendant, Charles Haghes, from Ferdinand William Charles Cook, per act passed before James Graham, notary publio la this city, da ed November 9th, 1857. Seised in tto above suit fW Term This being tto second and last hue-Oon, tto said property will be definitely adjudicated to he highest aad last bidder for whatever It will bring, at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security, bearing eight per cent, interest per annum from date, aad special mortgage on the property sold until payment. Said purchaser shall nave to ded not and pay la cash tto amount of printing. Sheriff's and Clerk'a tees, say about 250, and furthermore, the State, Parish and Municipal taxes, the amount of which is not vet ssoertained.

pu taxes, Mie auio CHARLES BIENVENU, au22 a2 8 Sheriffof tto Pariah of Orleans. William Tlttertaa ti. (1. Faasmaa Sc Co. (Henry Faasmaa, E.

jt-. Bryant, fc Charles HogbesJ SIA'IEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA NOU-VELLE-ORLEANS No. 11,045. En vertu d'un writ de fieri facias a moi edreese par 1' Honorable Slxleme Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans, dsns rafialre ol deasus, je proeederal le VE NDRE DI, 8 d'Septembre, et des Encanteura, rue Royale, entre oellea da Canal et de le Doeane, dana le Deuxieme District de eette ville. a l'sdjcdlcatioo dela propriete dont suit la description: DEUX TERRAINS, situes en eette paroisse, aor la rive droits du fleuve Mississippi, vis-a-vis de cette ville, designts par lea numeros onze et donze ne 1'ilet nnmero vingt-denx, lequel eat borne oar les Avenues Elinire et Padfique.et lea rues Jackson et Homere, suivant plan d'une etendue do terra dont lesdits terrains font psrtte, eonane sous le nooi de Propriete de la Compagnie dea Magasios Entrepot de Brooklyn," dresse par Wm.

T. Thompson, arpe titer, le 7 da mars, 1819, depose en 1'etode de James Graham, notaire public en cette ville. Lesdtte te trains ayant les imensione auivantes, aavoir Le nnmero onxe forme Fangle de I' A venue Paclfiqne et de la rue Homere, et mesure trente -deux pieds nn ponce et cinq lignes de face a ladlte Avenue Pacifiq ic, sur cent vtafct-troit pieds fault ponces de ptofondeur et face ladlte rue Homere. Et le aumere douse mesure trante-deus pieds trots ponces de face a 1' Avenue Elmire, aur eent vintt-trets pieds hnlt poaees de profondeur entre 11-gnea paralleles. mesure americalne.

Ensemble even tontea lea batisses et ameliorations qui s'y trouvent, et tons les droits, privileges, servitudes et avantages attaches et appartenant, Cette propridtd appartlent au defendenr Charles Hughes, au moyende I'aequlalUon qo'll en a falts.da Ferdinand William Charles Cook, suivant acta au rapport ds James Graham, notaire public en cet'e ville, en date du 9 novembre 1857. Saisie dana raffaire ci deasus. Conditions Cette criee etant la seeonas et der-rjlere, la dlte proprldtd sera dehnitlvement adjugee an plus off rant et dernier encherisaeur, pour le prix qui en sera offert, 4 douze mois ds credit, Facquereur fouruis-sant son ton au obligation, avec caution bonne et sol-vable, portant latdrdt au taut de hult pour cent l'an de la date, et bypotfaeque speclaJs sur la proprietd vendue Jusqu'a parfait paiemenL Le dit acquersur peiere an comptant, et ee en dd-ductioa du prix d'adjudieaOon, lea frala d'aeaoncea, du sherif. du greffier, etc s'61evant ensemble la aommede 250 eo environs, alnsique le awntantdcg taxes d'Etat, de aaroisas et de ville. CHARE8 B1XNVENTT.

an22 s2 SherU dela Paroisse d'Orleans. NATIONAL MABINB Irs Isumftass Caatsaar of RswOriaSaa OAPITALi 500.000. to new prepared ta torse Payrlasssara tto perns af tto SBAS aad RIVERS aad agatast IsOBS at AMASS bp WRB, apaa tto easel favorable at niURUUi RATBS. IIIOfOII- r. BUT, A.

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DsssSOsT, f. BL OowmraiST. W. ft. Hoaaas, lb BLOssoat, J.

S. WgRUM, P. GUFTOU i 9. BL O01TRTENAT. Ft sal i rat a C.

mUT, THcm rraatdsnt. aVCD'HOMERSUE, Secretary BaOdlag, corner Camp aad Commas ra-adpaf RgulattaJ Frasalaaa Pare Walta L.esval. Manafartarsd by TBE NATIONAL WHITS LEAD AND ZINC CO-Carlstal 6c Btratheraa PBAJLL Raw Terk. bar to cantion the public against purchasing aav IMITATION ef our Brand, as we learn there has been a Bona Brand aeat Into the Raw Or! sens marks. Oars will alwmss have oar TR ADC Mans, ea all neck- ages, ana noaeotneris genuine.

Banjar aad AleiAaaeas 25 BHDS pare Whits Lanlslana Clarified SUGAR. TeUew ss Centrifugal to Fair ta rally Psir Oil Process 300 bbbx Louisiana BebeUed MOLASSES. Tor sale on tha Levee aad In store, br A. H. D'MEZA.

aa lot Office, No. 10 St. Louis at. 100 Street; 106 OLD WHISKEY OLD WH18KET. Tea Teetrafa Stares 2 2 BBLt.

OLD RTE WHISKCT-10 yeaps ea toad. 8 bbls. Old Extra WHISK.ET 10 years on hand. IS Cera 6 Sapsr. 8 years 4 Rye ss bbls.

sundry eld lots, years en hand. 6 bbla. Peach aad Apple BRANDT yean on hand 5 li Old COSNAC-a years on hand. bhda Jamaica and St. Craix a Oaf a years ea hand For sale by CBA8.

B. ALTBB. anis la IPS Peydras street, Saw Mill (Ilea, Steamkeat fllea AND PLANTERS. HAVE five BOILERS, thirty foot long, forty two Inches diameter 1 tixteea-lsch floss te each, which wm be cold CHEAT. K.

W. WBTMORB, BUS Ut 190 Oravier street. Bala, stei bast aadl Hasts I.aiBnbar.. NT OT ICE Tha firm ef T. B.

BRAD CO. baring 1 been dissolved la tass. now resumes basiaeas as BHADT ALHIH, Orders Slled pressptly, aad saHsfactloa Office fir tha present at their Mills, corner Pal ton. St. Joreph and New Levee streets, between St ttary's Mar-assets Stemnaalp gupT Ofl BBLA OLD A EN rUC AT WnUUl (Willow yU Boa DtatiOevyK i 100 bbla.

WaJSer-s Bass WH18BET. 160 beta. CEMFWTJ Louis el lie Works). 60 bases STEaRflfE LARD. A Jastreoarredandferasic.

aaia at J. W. OOSLBTE, Front street. TBOMAS McELROT wUlea aad after the 1st ot September, receive orders from the TRADE far FOREION AGRICULTURAL SARD EN aad FLOWER SEEDS, wrowth ef far tto FaU aad Spring Trade. CaiisaaalsBtg wmmeet with ettentlsn.

Writs for prwSS. THOMAS McELROT, Tl Fine siaa as 1 Berk' Ctvaa. ICHARDS'S CAFE LIMA Tto aaralgnsd, thaaa XV al aw past Cavers, would reform tbe aebiie that the erigmal CAPS MARBLE LIMB MABOFaCTORT to new ia set 1 issisi eeerauoB, ana ne wut as tneasjet tor eedera far the delivery ef this Llase at aay ef tto laaeV tog; eatAeMixasstpptBsvee.evtatble city. Taeaaecialeaantr, earn tha arsasmv to she aesef this Urns tar Maaanry, and partlcalarry lor Bngnr malrlng. anaay yasn expeneoce dss laity prveeu usaiaua nXWTOBl sea it v.

CHARTRES STREET. -79) raiUPPB rOWaT, raorBJZTOR. rSi a umaita and byue Hi fZ I 3a seaea. Flaatarswitt atwava tZssasaaas anadw rnxaAad Baesas TO RENT. a TO RBRT One ef ttese flie lares Canal atreet, befeen Daepblae aad Bar.

a sty. "Zaracs aVew." srU' be leased for a tsrsa ef WW, wAl wmvmwaj mm utm matt t- Apply ta Se a Caatl steaat FOB RBBT A Isvge three story Stere ea Cesa-moa street, eln Be 1T bet wee a Ceroudelst sA Saionne, suitab.t for Cotton Fartora spay te It POBLBAOS, -ea, FOB BANT From tee 1st October next, tea I eemmodiens dweling-ooaasa Was. 192 Crate at sag Aaiiend 7S B.ranae (late Bacchus) stress. Apply at lao Era-e street. aalgbf FOR RENT Two fine fearetery brick States.

I I He. 110 and lit Camu st set apply Ui 4. Jygg No a Ore Tier strsst. QFOR RENT Wlta er without foraitaes-a large Henar, containing about rooms, sattaMe far a the badness pert ef the city, being esUr awe squares ea4 a half fmss ta as. ChaneaclotcL Apoiy on the premises, lisjarawler street, or te J.

SL WILSON, comer af Baronue et Oeaefer at rests. F. HATCBCa. ALSO A le-ge Square, la a high state saiatesMsa, la Mi Donnshrille. Par earticalars aoo'T as ab.re LOO A verr deaamble aiaee, eo saiiee tree, tae cKa, wlta nae ercbare, an ssaia atvaaontne and aboot 3 acres la celUretia lath ef Wevsmbar aest, FW aa JyS4tf above.

One of the largest an! finest PLANTATIONS a 4 ths Stat, suitable for either cetteaer sugar, aad abava overflow no levsrs required. There tosoao aeras la tbe tract, 1700 open and have been caltlveted, go acres est deans en that lace, acres first year's stabble, 7 acres in corn. There to now ea the place eooote mm bushels corn, krge quantity of potatoes which would as said, large so gar hens aad saw aad grart ealll, aaav "1 penter abed, stables, tsreaets ef eaertMts sufficient fdr MO laborer, all iaseod ardec Tto 0wsi- ling House la not larst bat quite cosaiortalMS. SaM Flaa- tation has made 1.660,' capoud eogar; asoo barrets ate- lasses, bushels com ta ens crop. Per farther psr-Uca'ars apply to BTRNR, VANCE ACO i sail lsadAW Carondelet street, up stsJnv 5 DENTISTRY.

i webtT PRACTICAL DENTIST. i--. Established Eighteen Tears. 112 ST. CHARLES 8T near Lafayette RESPECTFTJLLT informs tbe citizens of New Orleans that he performs all operations on the TEETH ia a moat skillful and satisfactory mianse.

4 His prices although seemingly high ultimately prore cheaper than the cheapest. tlla metnoa cn supplying ahiiiiuiu ilmu, witbont wires or upon his new principle of sdbealoa, haa procured him universal approbattoa, and isieommended as being tha- moat Inceuiona aye. tern bitberto invented, in all cases restoring pariest artir.ulaUoa and mastication, and so perfect and nata-ral in appearance as to defy detection by tto eloasat observer. Tbe superiority of J. ARTIFICIAL TEETH btve been too well known' by hundreds whs areea -joying tbe benefits ol them, to reqolrs any sooner, ting.

Persons desirous of availing themselves of seek -would do well to call and examine bis Dr. WEST'S method ot FILLING TEETH WITH GOLD combines all tto modern improvemeata. Those Interested will find these statements ta to am tirely and scrupulously correct. t7 Teeth Extracted without Fata ap9-af ABT1PIC1A1, TJSBTHs he mast replete Dental Establishment la Haw Or leans is Dr. FIELDXPiG'S, 194 Oaaal Bt.

HIS facillUe. for manlpolatlog Artificial Teeth ass unsurpassed by any practical Dentist la tto Southern States, and at prices charged by the inexpa- lEvefy Artificial Tooth Is of surpaaalng beauty, -which cannot he detected from tto vary productions af Nature, gradoaly restoring that uniformity ta tto -feaiturea so eeaentlaf to youth and beauty aad an teed to fulfill tbe eara 11 functions as the Batata! east are inserted without pain, and worn without I norm For ths ready extraction of Teeth without gala, CHLOROFORM, carefully sad safely administered. NITROUS OXIDE OAS, now so extensively used by Dentists in tto Northern States, for tto extractloa 1 of Teeth without sain, wiU to administered Vtosg A. riELlDINO'S WHITE PERUVIAN ENAafXL, for filling Decayed Teeth, free from those Injurious properties in ordinary stoppings, eorporaaiag with the outer sheU, ertsstlng decay, eoavetttng a aecayad tooth inta a sound one. and areventinx Tootbaeas.

Gold fillings inserted, aad warranted from five ts twenty years. Thankful to bt numerous satiects (br tbe aatrea. age extended during tto last few years. I hope to nerit onlv a continuance of that support port to waioa aa nerience. skill and integrity are entitled.

jj FIELDING, Denttot, Jel4 tf 194 Canal street, near Rampart. paster's sTSIsaey Xextra TfcIskeys Ti HB snbacrlbera have Jest received a supply of tto above JUSTLY CELEBRATED BRAND OF WnTXsS' RET, which they offer te tto trade ea ths aaaal terras The Messrs. Dexter having resumed operations tth the same apparatus and the same employes, as they have had daring the last twenty or thirty years, thry expect a regular supply ef the article, aad tto patrons of the b-aad may rest assured that the qaalltyof the future prsdact trBl cemeqatteap to the former standard of excaUeaea, as no palna, labor er sxpensa wi I be spared to secere that result. JHO. B.

MURRISOH A CO. No. csTchoapttealaa street, Jy30-4m Office up etstrs FIRE PROOF SAFES, TALENTINE A BDTLKR'S QELEBB-TEDALOM PATENT with aavrr giar and powder proof locks, tto best aad most rsnabls eats In the world. For sale by the undersignad. -iX Soma Second Hand Safes.

Safrsremovad, repaired, bought, sold er exchanged. HENRI C9 Magaxlne street, setweoa jydras aad Lafsyetas. at Um eld store ef Mr. Isaac Bridge JelSBm- Te tbe People at the Seath stasl Waat, VOW that peace prevails ever 'our whole eoentry, aad tiors of hie, it will be necessary that the gener.1 news sf tbe world snou'd be circulated, aad tbe proper advertleag and publisbmg be dene. Therefore, we weald eaapectmUy solicit subscription aal advertising patronage from tae perple ef the South and offer tbem laciinies wblcb are unequal sd.

It caa bardly be nereaeary far na to draw the aeition of the people to the fact that the fEW FORK NEWS boa been a constant and consistent friend of the South, her rights and lnatitationsi aad when dnta-stances have changed, and we meat meet tbe laeuea that are now presented, we preeoes still te advocate the TSOB INTERESTS ef the Southern States, and we hpe te Bad that support aad eneaeragement from their people aa ear past cearae aad piogsssd latum wul taaaa la. awatdias. Our circulation must to very large, and eoaaeqaently eur adrsrllilng adranragea proportionally great Tbsfoiloalagerbeduieof tow prices of suoaciiptlaa aad advrrtlstng sre offered. THE PBICB OF THE NEW TORS, NEWS 1 DAILY. f0 axau gasseribtra.

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Beam Ne 1, groaad Sear, wears we solicit the encouragement ef aH. Very TCspectfully, your obedient serrsn's P. W. SMITH SMITH, anO-rtt AgenU for the New Terk Wewa. Tm Plaat.x sww MsMkaals.

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