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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THB CITY. TERM OF THE PICATUN. favscftpttons rscsivaa fc twarv saootbs lor lt lutlf early ud snarterly at tbs earn rate. All subecrip faaoe in advance Slni eopiea, 6l cant. VrerriasBnta Dot exceeding I Inserted for 1 Srat and SO cents fer iwj aobae nMM IrawrttoaL Thoaa of areata length charged la AArerteaent tsswrte as th second pags charred at new each day.

stdvenieeasents pablisbed at Intervals, slit weekly, starl weekly, triweekly or monthly, art charted SI par aaaare for every insertion. Pberal dlacswnt win ba sand to thoaa who advertiss by VertKementa not specified ss to am wunt ponosnea an aaontA and cnsrgeo scooroingiys vm Tn tjeemcnt or aabacrtpuoa will be stopped nntll all naaraaea are paid, at th aptloB of tbe arrises and obituary notice are charred SI per sonars, TPgSPAV MOKWjWti, nAMVa977 We Indebted to our friend F. Giffard, Esq of Vera Cruz, for acceptable favore. fr r. Godfrey, clerk of the Alice YV.

Glaze, lias our thanks for late Opelonsas papers. Lams fsox Tzxas. The steamship Mexico, Capt. J. Lawless, aa we learn from a telegraphic despatch which we received laat evening, croaaed the bar, from Galveaton and Indianola, at twenty minute paat 6 o'clock laat evening.

Her news will appear in our evening edition. Fob Calif obmia, via Nicaaagca The team shin Prometheus, Capt Churchill, will leave for i rw.L a. Pnlnr. Armas, on 1 znreaay next, mo icnu inu Agent, W. C.

Templeton, 73 Camp street Foa New Ibxaia. The ateamihip A. Fuselier, Smith, will leave aa above at 8 o'clock this morning. Agent, Chas. DeBlanc, 14 Custom house street Toe Hrw Yoak.

via Havana. The steamship Cahawba, Capt Shufeldt, will leave as above on Pnndav. Anril A. As enta. James Connoiy co.

44 Poydras street Fox The ateamahip Gordon, Capt Barden. will leave for Apalaehicola, riaPensacola, Mm Thursday next, the 29th inat Agents, Wood at Low, 37 Natchez street Fox Rxo Kivxa. The steamer St Charles will positively leave this day, at 5 o'clock P. fir Alexandria and Intermediate landings. Pas sengers will please be on board at that hour.

Fox Atchafaxaya. The awilt and substantia: steamboat Red River, it will be seen, is to leave at 5 o'clock to morrow evening for Atchafaiaya and Opelousas. Capt Dorsey. who commands her, too well known as an energetic, attentive andeffi cient officer, to render it necessary for ua to aay anything on his behalf. lie has able officers to support him and a good crew.

For particulars apply on board. Louisiana Mutual" Insuxancx Company. The renort of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company for the past year will be foand in souther column. The net profits are ahown to have been 94. A dividend of 10 per cenr.

on the net earned premiums haa been declared. Scrips for this will be issued on and after the 1st of June next Sam. We understand that this distinguished trdividnaL who was currently reported to nave visited every nook and corner of our city yester day, took bis departure about ten minutes before 6 o'clock P. on bis way to Irginla, via nen tucky and Missouri. Many of our citizens will look with anxiety for reports of his progress through those States.

P. 3. We learned, at a late hour last night, that thai reoorted deoarture of Sam was incorrect He will leave at 12 o'clock to day and we are in formed that one hundred and fifty guna will be tired from the foot of Canal street, in honor of hia departure. His friends are expected to muster in great force on the occasion. Tsi Fink Wxatrkx and thb Fink Fboiik atASXXa.

The effect of the charming weather of yesterday was to fill our thoroughfares with beautiful ant! fashionably dressed ladies, who tit bn eric vine the day supremely. We havenot seen 3 brilliant a display in this kind alnca the serin? t)3 opened upon us, as that which we met in Royal and Chartres and Canal and Camp streets, between the hours of two and six o'clock. The promenadea literally ahone with beauty and taste, miking the sunny aay still sun. sier and mora lustrous. "Bxino Ftowxxa, Bxino Flowekj Ap proprlately to the summer weather we enjoyed yesterday came thoae two auperb bouquets from Carrollton.

The fair donors have our most grateful acknowledgements for their well timed and piost tasteful remembrance of us. The orange blossoms, spring roses, violets and "other sweet smelling flowers composing them were indeed most welcome, and reminded ua of what Old Burton, the anatomUt of melancholy, so quaintly and truly said "Sweet odoramcnta to smell to, as violet flowers, and rose and bawme doe much recreate the braine and the spirits." Thx Racks Union Cvurte. The meeting over tire Union Course will commence to day, and under favorable auspices. There are a 'number of upon the ground, unknown to and others, which bave gained renown by their performances in contested fields, which will come together during tie week, and we may reasonably for spirited contest The entries for to day's race give promise of an animated race for tbe purse two mile heats Jot Blackburn, the favorite, a competitor cf Lecomte ntNatchez, last fall Raffle, a winner of two races at Natchitoches, a few days ago, axid Betty Hutch inson, a filly of high' breeding, are the contending nags, With such a field we Should have a pretty race, and aa the course is in the most perfect condition, we may reasonably hope for a record of quick time. CAJtrixu 's Souths an Dixxctoxy.

We have received a copy of this useful and well executed work, published in Charleston. It Is divided into wo part. The first comprises references to busi. nesa houses and companies of every character. and statistics of the several counties and principal towns In Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolina, (Georgia.

Florida, Alabsma, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. The aecond part contains carda and advertJaementa from all parts of the States and soiae from abroad. An appendix adds what had been omitted in both pans and a good Index facilitates the utc' of the work. This work is intended for the professional and busineaa public, and admirably anawera it object The convenience and facility in the transaction of business which it is calculated to afford are In w.lnahlM No office ought to be without it We do not any more than the enterprbisg compiler pretend to consider Uie work rfect; bnt it has been undertaken with a determination to make it as nearly ao as circumstance will allow. Nor have the efurta exerted been made in vain Ja short, we feel it at once a duty and pleasure to recommend the work to general patronage throughout the cotf.qtry.

8t. Chaxlxs Thxatcx Mrs. Florence played, last oirfht. Mr. Bourcicault's clever comedy, a jtered by him from the French, The Young Ac treaa." moat amaainely.

She has great talent cleverness and versatility, and fcive great satis faction to good audiences nightly. She reoeats The i oung Actress this evening, eats The oung Actress thu sustaining flva, and introducing a great variety of ainging and oaiictng. Dir. riorence plays Brian a Linn, in the broad Iruh farce of that name, and Mrs Florence, lor toe nrst time gives us her Yankee GaL" in which she has "made on of her strongest hits, wherever sho has anneared in It. A song, written and composed for her by Mr.

Florence, called Robin Around," in which she is said to be very funny, will be introduced In this piece in character. Foa Flokida. The ateamship St. Lawrence will leave for Key West via Pensacola and other irt la Florida, on Friday, the 10th prox carry ino the V. S.

mail. Agent, W. C. Templeton, 75 Camp street. Thx at d'Oaxkans We are to have another netition of the most successful opera of the sea "L'Eloila da Nord" thia evening.

M'mea jJSaiUe Freti, Cambier, Martial Beckers and Richer, end flans. Xrenibrel, La get, peckers (Sakinka!) 0nJ Uoluen Xrp good parts In tX4 pers. THE ELECTION. Tbs election yesterday wax carried on, ui carried through, in tha beat spirit, and in a manner that made it palpable from the start that it was the fixed determination of the peo ple of New Orleans to take matters into their own hands, and to fettle for themselTes, as being the parties most deeply interested in toe result, tbe important issue of the day. It was plain to all who visited the polls during the progress of the balloting, that this election was going forward upon a principle.

There were evidently heatt, soul determination in it and one could see that any attempt to resist or impede, to stay or to defeat the clearly "demonstrated will and wish of the great body of the voters, would be met with tbe sternest and most practical rebuke. I bus, we are happy in having it in our power to say, there were no such scenes of riotous disorder as we, unfortunately, have sometimes been compelled to witness and to deplore. The people went steadily up to the work before therrf, and accomplished it From the returns given below, it will be seen how folly and completely they ac complitthed it The ticket the whole ticket with the exception of one caudidate the ticket published in this journal, as headed with the name of George Y. Bright for corder of the First District, has been hand, eomely elected, and the city has thus made choice of a Council upon which it is content to rely.with the fullest confidence for such reforms in the administration of our munici cipal government for the coming year as shall appear to be needed, and, therefore, to be.imperatively demanded by the people of New Orleans. We cordially congratulate them upon the result of their devoted and patriotic labors, and trust that the end will demonstrate the wisdom, and vindicate the policy of their choice.

For Kcoorder First District. Pr 4nr4. Brlcbt Winter. I i aw 2tl 1L 334 14 in SOmai. IV 534 21C 490 146 VI 67 163 V1L 414 44 for Aldermen First District, a as rs 3 1 198 200 200 290 2f 8 288 IL 316 309 312 168 174 104 III.

2G 22 32 IV 517 500 510 243 250 238 488 488 160 JCl 158 VI 661 C55 649 169 170 167 VII 421 402 402 444 456 453 BUjorttie For Precincca. VIII IX XI XII XIII XIV Aldermen Second District. Di'D e. UeDeare. Kostlck.

Ker. .309 309 101 102 Reported 35 majority against Reform .65 66 103 105 237 238 196 198 197 197 200 199 135 125 101 111 Ne rrrorni have heen received from tLi Prer Incf. bnt it is anHeraUMxl 'be Reformers have athcieut majority to eiect their candidate Far Alderman Third District. Prerlncta. Colbert oo.

Beanrecard. XV 91 maj. XVI 65 27 XVII 25 5 XVII 1 43 maj. XIX 47 43 XX 136 133 For Assistant Aldermen. Fixst Wabd.

First Precinct. Second Precinct 305 300 304 164 168 168 Fourth Precinct 490 514 507 497 241 9 241 245 Adam Giffln 199 J. Doraey. 198 197 285 288 2S4 Wm. Chambers John Sewell T.

J. Semmes Archibald SXCOND WAKD. Third Precinct. T. A.

Bartlett. 10 maj. E. A. Rawlins 16 Amadeo 15 K.

M. Kuma G. W. Mathew Edward Eames E. W.

Thixd Waxd. Fifth Precinrt. Sixth. Seventh. 428 402 398 400 401 410 462 441 459 452 454 4kI TotL 1.573 1,540 1.520 1,533 Gerard Stith 491 654 Hanson 489 649 478 44 4r2 651 457 655 488 655 161 177 168 169 160 173 E.

L. Tracy Chaa. Baniater W. A Violett 1 543 1 Jeniaaon Eager. Michael 800 L.

Macauley. 778 W. A. Andrew 832 W. B.

Bacon 155 167 164 169 158 177 Focxth Wabd. 775 f27 N. C. Hall Eighth Precinct. 30H 305 98 9e received from tho Ninth.

Total liebrard Howell Kathman 00 00 00 00 Gordon No returns Ninth Freclnctt but it is reported to have given an average majority of thirty five against the Reformers, not sufficient to effect the result in the ward. Fifth Waxd. Tenth Frerlnct. Twelfth Precinct Beuit 66 Karbariu. 64 242 243 195 198 led 68 Beauregard 105 Rolling 97 Loze iud No returns have been received from the Eleventh Precinct but it is understood that the Reformers bave.

a sufficient majority to elect their candidates. Sixth Waxd, Tdiitceath Precinct, Fourteenth. Total GuyoL 194 136 330 Bouny 19i 126 322 Nixon 198 ll5 303 Derbes 200 105 305 SaviMTH Waxd. Slateentb Precinct. Seventeenth.

TotaL 65 2S 90 65 5 90 28 6 34 Farge. 08 6 34 Eighth Waxd, Eighteenth Precinct. nineteenth Precinct Long. 43 maj. 41 53 Niwth Waxd.

Twentieth Precinct. Twenty First. Total. Wiltz 141 J98 339 Hell 129 20 149 Txxth Waad. rnayer 370 Whi taker.

267 onage 362 Lenes 2G4 Eleventh Waxd. Mch.nlgbt 287 Dewees 217 We shall not pretend to give a recapitulation of the above tows, as many of the precincts have only reported majorities, but will content our. selves with laying that the entire Reform ticket has been elected. Bright majority over Winter, for liecorder of the First District, is about 1300 Logan Knight. tbe Democratic nominee, has Oen elected In the Eleventh Ward, but the Re frrruers ran no one against him.

D. S. Dewees ran as an independent candidate in that ward. The official returns may alter the above Cgurea somewnat, out cannot materially vary the result. The Reformers have swept the entire city.

Chatiahooehle Ulver. Extract of a letter dated Columbus, March 22, eoo We have had 7 feet of water in our river, which enabled several boats to get up laden with produce which had been waiting at Apalaehicola lr a rise for two months past. 7 day the nver haa gone down again to 4Mi ten. You will therefore ship the goods ordered by way of Apalaehicola for this place, to Montgomery instead. There is a difference of ftllA a homhead in sugar in favor of ahippina via Moutf omerv.

to say nothing uf the saving in time. The goods shipped by you for this nlace via mial line to Mobile, were received here in time to be aold on the seventh day after leaving New Or leans. It would not surprise me if nearly all the freight received from your city next season is hipped via Montgomery." Alk and Poxtxx. L. M.

Taney, 30 Common street, is now lauding and offers for sale, a large supply of Scotch Ale and London Porter, from fa Tprite breweries, See A. of The Concordia InteUtgeaeer, of Friday last, aays; On Saturday nlrtt the 17th. traits a soaklnV rain fell In this vicinity, which was followed by at chance of temuerature and ehiilinx north winds I on Sunday. Monday morning, the 19th, white frost and some ice were to be seen. Previous to Haass aajw St, ei VI BX ha aBSA II Maria all I and warm.

The March equinox was marked by a cold north wind, leaden colored clouds, and some little hail or globules of snow. i The Clinton (East Feliciana) Patriot says the planters are busy plowing and planting. Geo. P. A.

Morse haa been elected Mayor of Natchitoches. i The Natchitoches Chronicle, of the. 17th Inst, "ys: For tbe last two or three months we have not had a good substantial rain. Plantations, gardens, streets, roads and cisterns, all stand greatly in need of a regular old fashioned two or three days' rain. The continued low stage of the river not only operates most Injuriously upon planters, in preventing them from shipping their crops, but its ill effects are showing themselves in the scarcity of almost every article for which we are dependent Don the cirv.

The suddIv of flour is so small that our bakers cannot supply ail their customers with bread. Oh, for a railroad 1 everybody cries. The Harrisonburg Independent learns that on the 13th lust, near Enterprise, about seventeen miles above that place, a difficulty occurred be tween one Briscoe and two brothers by the name of Doyle, which resulted in the death of the former. The cause of the affray, it seems, wss a piece of land, which both parties claimed. The Doyles have been acquitted of all blame in the matter and honorably discharged.

The Baton Rouge Gazette says tho submarine telegragh cable for the line to Flaquemine, Don aldsonviile, Tliibodaux, tc, has been laid across the river at that place. The Opelousas Patriot reports a heavy frost on Friday morning last, which entirely cut down the corn and cotton. Stkaxboat Ihsfectoxshif. By the death of Mr. James Curry a vacancy for the office of local inspector under the new steamboat law is created.

This is an office of great ance and responsibility. The safety of life and property, to an extent which no amount ot money can represent, is dependent on the ability. energy and integrity with which its duties are discharged. It is therefore to be hoped that in making the appointment, the greatest care will be taken to select a tit incumbent New Orleans has, doubtless, many abnndantly well qualified engi neers, from among whom a satisfactory selection may be made. Those desirons of filling the post should therefore be invited to hand in their applications and references, that a rigid examination of them all may be made by a competent board in order that tbe really best qualified may be eboeen.

Fimx Plantation Rsfinkd Sugax. Ve are indebted to our friend, Mr. James J. Hanha, for a sample of sugar, made and refined on his planta tion, Ardoyne, in the pariah of Terrebonne. It is beautifully clear and white, and at the same time it contains a full share of saccharine richness.

We are not aware ot what process was used in if manufacture but the result is certainly very sari actory. The plantation will be found advertised for sale in another part of the Picayune, and would no doubt prove an excellent investment I SnaiTCAXiSM. The Rev. T. L.

whose name in connection with the subject of spiritual ism stands on one of the highest pinnacles, is to give a lecture this evening at ball pj.t 7 o'clock. in the Christian Chapel, corner of Camp and Melpomene streets. This is to be the first of a aeries on the acience, philosophy, facta and uses ot Spiritualism. Tbe particular subject for this evening is to be, What the Scriptures teach as to communications between the universe of space and man upon earth." I Piloxim's Pxockxss Tablxacx. The glorious dream of Bunyan, the peruaal of which haa given ao much delight to millions of readers, translated, as it has been, into almost every language in the world, and illustrated by many an artist in many a land, has had no more charming translation, no more brilliant and truthful illustration than in these superb tableaux, the work of some six or eight of our leading painters Kyle, Paul Duggan, Church, Cropsey, May, Dallas, die.

They are still on exhibition at Armory Hall, everv evening at 7ta o'clock, when Mr. Green wood accompanies the progress of the panorama, with a very lucid explanation of the different scenes. No one should miss seeing the Pilgrims on their journey through "the wilderness of tb is world" to the Celestial City, aa shown by these inimitable tableaux. Pelican Tiikatkk. Mrs.

Charles Howard wa never playing mors charmingly than this season, and never sang more sweetly. She performs tbe elegant part of Let 'Uict Hardy to night, in the fine comedy of The Belle's tratasem," Mr. Charles Howsrd, his first appearance at this theatre, sustaining that of Doricourt, and Mr. James S. Brewne that of Flutter, Mrs.

Coleman Pope is the Lady Racket, and Mr. Hamilton, the excellent young actor of the St Charles, who is now engaged at thia theatre, the CourtalL Thia is a capital caat of a capital comedy. Mrs. Howard afterwards plays Margery, in the pretty farce of A Rough Diamond," to Holland Cousin, Joe, making altogether a most attractive bilt Gottschalk's Farewell Concxxt. To morrow evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, this talented American and New Orleans artist appears for the last time, and by particular request of several parties who could not attend his late concert He will perform, on the instrument he so superbly plays, his "American Reminiscences," the "Bunker Hill" fantasia, "La Sorane," "American Sketches," the amusing Bamboula," the Ban and his Italian Glories," on themes from the Norma'' and the Sounambula." M.

Gottschalk is to have the capable astistaucc of M'me Cambler aud M. Lacroix of the French opera, the former ainging an aria from the grand oDora of DonUetti, "Don Sebastian, two ro mances, Le pain Benit" and Lea deux Cuaurs;" and the latter, Le Maitre de chapeile," by Paer, i aud Le vieux Caporal. This is a macniiceut programme, and should fill Odd Fellows' Hall, (as doubtless it will,) to a positive ovei lloir Vanuccui's MuexrjM. Tbe gigantic Belgian, Mona. fiibin, the petite General, Gilford, the entertaining little lady, Mrs.

Briggs, and the tall Miss Morehouse, continue to attract and please throngs of admirers at this place of popular resort No. 53 St Charles street Ma. Chaklxs Pot. This accomplished and rising young actor, who has achieved a great and deserved popularity at the St Charles theatre this season, left town yesterday evening for Memphis, where be will act He goes to St Louis in a few weeks to plsy for Mr. DeBar, who is about to com mence a summer season at the People's theatre to be opened, by the way, by Mr.

and Mrs. Bourci canlt, about the laat of April. Mr. Pope returns to tha St Charlea, we believe, pest season. M'mb Davaibs ahd Pabtt.

Mona. and M'me Devries, Messrs. Lazare and and Mr. Palmer left this city on an up the river professional tour, yesterday evening. We hope it will prove, as it richly deserves to be, a profitable one.

Ladies. Oh I Just read Mrs. Clark's advertise ment, which you will find in another column. If that does not induce you to visit her establish ment, at the corner of Poydras and Carondelet streets, on Thursday next, nothing that we could say womld and as to our being there ourselves by way of attraction, that is quite out of the question. tier pne assortment ot new goods, however, will need no adventitious aid.

It is something superb, at the same time ber prices are moat seductivai'y low. Natchitoches Races. We learn from tbe Natchitoches Chronicle that tha race on the fifth and last day of the meeting at the Pnidbomme Course for Lacal'e purse, mils heats, resulted as follows Ford's b. I BcUy HuUkimon Lecomte A Co b. Model, by Wagner ont of Brown rutryaaaBi H.

Wilson's b. f. Sola Time, 2 mln. Presentation. The Boston Evening Telo graph, the 17th inst, says Yesterday afternoon, Mr.

and Mrs. bilbert, of I iue coaton i neatre, were presented with a service of plate, consistins of a salver, nitcher. two auuicia, naa a small tray, aa a loten ot esteem, Tbo Talus ot (he plate If about 400, I I a er. of on for a 2d the Jack ed tbe age to the tbe dress for, of anq san Notre bim tent curity tion. Ing In ur on aufpicl war drunk sisted tneut on uu Diatnct coople occasion fair aeoaautl TPu.fth.et frOttT Calif OJTilitt rByfh Sattoaal Una Kxw Yoxx, March 24 The steamship George Law brings some further items of intelligence from California, which, will doubtless hare some interest for the readers of the Picayune.

Among them the announcement of the resump tion of payment by the Miners Bank. The house of Richardson, it was expected, would pay about 30 cents on the dollar. Read dc of Sacramento, and John Richardson, of the same city, are reported to have also failed. It is believed that very heavy losses will ultimately be suffered in different quarters. Several Indian treatlea are reported to have been lately concluded in Oregon.

The whale ship Jupiter is reported to have been lost near the Island of Tahiti. Later from Axstra.Ua. The San Francisco papers brought by the George Law contain later intelligence from Australia. Tbe latest dates from Melbourne are to tbe 9tb of January. Order had then been restored there.

The conduct of the military is generally regarded aa having been unnecesaarily cruel. Frsm Sooth America. The news from South America brought by the George Law is unimportant Klver Intelligence. Louisville, March, 24 The river is now falling rapidly. The steamer Queen of the West has left for New Orleans.

Cincinnati, March 24 The river here is yet falling, and has receded fully feet during the last 24 hours. The flour market is steady, with sales of superfine at 8 25 S8 30 per barrel Provisions are firm, and mess pork has sold to day at il3 50 per barrel. Sales of whiskey at 26 cent per gallon. Pittsbi'xo, March 24. The nver here is still falling, with scant six feet water in the channel.

Steamer Iluntsvlllo No. 'i. Vicksbckg, March 20 The steamer Huntsville No. 2, with a cargo of 5,000 bales of cotton, was burned near Hamburg on Saturday night No particulars of the disaster have yet been received here. Vicksbuxo, March 26.

It has been ascertained that no lives were lost by tbe burning of the steamer Huntsville No. 2. Tbe amount of cotton on board is variously stated at from 3,000 to 5,000 bales. She issupposed to have had little or no tobacco on board. Steamboats PasNlng.

Vicksbuxo, March 26. The steamer Frank Lyon passed here this afternoon at 1, the Midas at 2. the Glendale at 3, and the Uncle bam at 4 o'clock, all bound for New Orleans. Klver and Steamboat News. Tho Baton Rouge Advocate of Saturday evening last says During yesterday and last night the river at this point rose two feet This morning the rise still mtinues, and the great spring freshet, consequent upon the thaws in the North, may now be looked for.

The John Strader, at Yazoo City, on Tuesday morning, last, from up the river, reported a rise of four feet in the Yazoo above that place, proceeding from a rise of six feet in the Yallo busha The Memphis Whig, of Wednesday last, re ports tbe river still rising and the prospect fair for "big river." The Whig also reports Hatcbie river open, and a rise of four inches ia White River at Jacksonport. The unreserved catalogue sale of one hundred and forty five packages of foreign and American dry goods, takes place this day at 10 o'clock, iy Vincent dt at the atore of Measrs. De Goer 4. Rifflard, No. 33 Old Levee.

A portion of the vooda are in bond. Terms liberal. See adver tiaement Jjf The attention of dealers ia called to the extensive catalogue sale, without reserve, ot foreign and domeabc dry gooda, damaged Swits muslins, goods for the Mexican market in to take place this day, 27th inst, at 10 o'clock, at II. Peychaud auction room, No. 28 Old Levee, between Bienville and Customhouse streets.

Terms liberal at sale. xf We are requested to call the attention of hardware dealers and country merchants to the large aale of hnrdwara and cutlery, which ia to take place at No. 106 Camp street, at 10 o'clock this morning. Appointments by the' (iovernor, By and witb tbe advice and conaent of the Senate. Leroy C.

Morti. Private Secretary to the Governor, vice T. B. It. Hatch, resigned.

Paris Childress, District Atuirney, for the Eighth Judicial District, rice lieorge II. i'eun, resisued. G. K. Weisse, of New Orluane, Commisaioner from Louisiana, to the treat Exhibitiun at Paris.

Baton Ronge Advocate. Steamship Hermann. The Telegraph, some days ago, announced tbe arrival of the steamship Hermann, at New York, on the lf th Inst from South amp ton. The New York Courier and Enquirer says In consequence of the severity of the frost, the Hermann, was from continuing her voy nse to Bremen, tbe river Weser being loaded with ice, and although not entirely frozen over, yet the great quantities which bad accumulated rendered navigation not only alnioat impracticable, but highly dangerou to the aatety of the vessel. It was tbcrelore deemed advisable by her command to put into Southampton, where she remained until her departure on the 'Jttih ulL No delay or difficulty, however, was occasioned In the delivery the Kretnen mails, for no sooner was the impracticability of the nermann continuing ber voy.

age discovered, than Messrs. Croskey the American agents at Southampton, despatched the mails overland In charge of a special messenger, who awaited tbe return bags, which were shipped board the Hermann previous to her departure New York. A Supposed Russian f'essel in Difguite. A Boston despatch, of the 18th inst, says The ship Saxon, which arrived here today from New Orleans, spoke on the 11th inst, in lat 37, long, foe1, a sloop of war, with the American flag Hying. The captain spoke in bad English, stating that he was from Para, bound to New York, and asked if Sevastopol was taken.

Learning that it was not, he replied, "good," and iinuiediatelv altered his course. The sloop was supposed to ba Kussian vessel ol war in disguise. Lord Lucan '1 he London correspondent of tha Philadelphia North American, in his letter of the of March, says. Lord Lucan has arrived in London from the Crimea, having been recalled, owing to a letter he addressed to the Hitninn that the charge at Balaklava was owing to a mis 1 conception of orders. This letter is oublished in I Times, and is a testimony to the accuracy with which the details ot that unhappy event were re ported.

It ia said that Lord Lucan demands a court martial. CITY INTELLIGENCE. Railboad Accidxict. A fire broke out on the on Railroad yesterday, near the Bayou Labrancbe, which burned about 4uO feet of toe crib wrk. aod prevent the tare from reaching tbe city.

Capt Grii a. tbe 8a perintendent, immediately despatched another train to relief of the passengers, and they all reached the city 8 1 luiilimm IBM IQC OBH will be repaired in time to allow tbe train to pass op day. Found Dbownxd. About 6 o'clock laat nvenlnr. dead body of a man.

name urknown, was found in New Basin by some persons psssipg along. From his snd appearance be was supposed to be sailor, probably belonging to some sen loiirr Tb Coroner wa sent but we hare not yet beard tha result of the inqueac uotisTs. leateraay oeing election day, tbe courts were in esion, excepting the Si dav none tbe Supreme won renaerea some twe.ve or nft teen opinions decrees in tbe morning First District. Ihtbht to Kill. Patrick Mullen was arraigned yesterday on the charge of haviug assaulted Flana on Sat Jaday night, on New Levee, between Girod and Dame streets, knocked him iva, beat a id kicked in a brutal mauner.

with, as auwan beliei.a in. to take bis life 1 he accused was ordered to give se for his appearance on (he 6th of April or tima IvABCIdT AMD ASSATTLT. Francis Ilalev was arrested st tbe Are in Foydrss street yesterday morning charged with stealing a looking gliss belonging to tb' pro pnetor of tbe birolni boose. He la also accoaaH nf b. beaten and choked a policeman wbile the latter tbe discharge of bis duty Hi examination wa fixed toe ota oi April, nan S50D.

Concsalid Wxapoma Joseph Walsh, arrested Common atreet, on Sa'arday night, aa a daoseroun and as character, and also lo' carrying concealed weapons, ws arraigned yesterday and remanded until to eaawiawoa. Finbd. Dominique Glrard. who was found On Pbilim a atreC flttnrrlaw nl.hl mw.A and strurk tbe policeman wbo airested him, was auoiiacuainunisj ana nuea ss or ten days' imprison WOBK HOUSK. Wm.

Willow, who waa srraat Sunday night for baying been found under suspicions circumstances in the bouse of Mr. Leads, on Julia atreet. uq wub penoa waa ruuu an opened knife, was yesterday sent to the Work House thirty days 7 eecoad District. The onlv item wa could find nn police books yesterday waa tha euspeaetoa sf a of policemen for inter ferine tha a like that of yesterday is always considered a chance fors hiliday In tbs Rooordei 's office, aad cam tharai a CeOr to It of IN baa at Jnst of Ti stair Wa are raouested to call the attention of tha dry and eonntry trade to tns sivs assortment of French embroideries, silks, xibbona, Ate, which will be continued without reserve this dsyat 10 o'clock, A. at Mews.

A. Gerard de Co.a store. No. 9 'Bienville street, through Blache Sc. Leanmont For particulars see advertisements.

Terms liberal. rp This day, at 11 o'clock, Messrs: J. A. Beard Si May sell at 13 Bourbon street, near Canal street, the contents of the dwelling, comprising elegant and modern style furniture made in New Orleans laat year to order. Also the silver and plated ware, splendid French dinner set, oil paintings, a fine toned new Chickerlng piano, never used, and a large variety of elegant and useful article.

Catalogues can be obtained at the office of the auctioneers. We are requested to call the attention of buyers to the sale of hardware, cloths, cassi meres. gins and force pumps, which takes place tois day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 106 Camp street, by Morphy Sc. Nevina.

5 1EAMBOAT DEPARTURES For Mobile The Coba. Oapt Hiern, on th arrival at tbe Lake of tbe 4 P. to. Fontcbartrain car. Cr ddea, 10 Bank Place.

For Oceau Spring The California, Capt Frot, on tbe arrival at tbe Lake of tbe P. M. Fontcbartrain car ArroUB eeddea, 10 Bank Place. For Lafourche Toe Fanny S.artaawk, Terrebone, at 6 P. at scent.

Conery A Wilson, Front Row For Vickaburf Toe C. D. Cpt. Hulmea, at 6 P. M.

Agenta. A 5S Carond street. rur Alexandria. ipe napraci, Af enU, Katun A ndeiaoQ. 16 Tchoupitoolas mreet For Nabville Tbe America.

Capt Job' aon, at ft P. M. Arena, Perkin. Campbell A coruer Sc. Char lea aod Perdido steee's.

and F. Sbiela A Co ,37 atcbexatre t. For NaabTille Tbe lroqaoia, Capt Brook, at 6 P. M. Agents, B.

Yeatman A Co. 36 Carondelet atreet For Month of Cold Water Tbe laabella. Capt Pbelpa, at 5 P. M. Aienta.

Jobn E. Hyde A Poydras street. For JrBerOD Tbe St. Charles, Capt. Applefate, at 6 P.

Agent. T. B. Smitb, 16 Canal atreet. For onacbita Tbe Sarah, Capt Biigga, at P.

M. Ag nt. Carroll, rri'cfaard A 63 Carondelet atrect For St. Looia Tbe Atlantic, Cart Swuzer, at ft P. M.

Agent. Bell, Buchanan A 96 Magazine street, and O. St. White, 63 Fronta'reet Fo Cin iuuati The David Gibson, Capt MrRinley, at (P.M. Agei.t.

ohn E. Hyde A Poydra atreet, and Hogera, McQnire A Co 22 Piydrai atreet. For Cincinnati The Henry Lewi. Capt Emerson, at 6 P. M.

Agenta. Roger, McUuire Co 32 Povdrav street. For Cincinnati The H. window, capt. nctriii, at ft P.

M. Agent, Roger. MrUutre A Co Hi Poydra street and ft B. Bell A 12 Poydras atreet For Cincinnati The Hungarian, Capt Collier, at BP. Agents, Roger, MeOutre A 'J Poydra itreet For Looiaville Tbe Empire, Capt.

U'lkB. at ft P. M. Aeenia, Bell. Buchanan A Magazine street For Kpelouaaa Tbe Opelcioaaa, Capt.

Meal, at 10 A. M. Agent. J. M.

Joht atou A Co Front Levee. For Sbreveport Tbe Compromiae, Cape Orabam, at 6 M. Agen Lewi Snapp, 37 Front street. For Fort Smith i be Moaea Capt Thorn, at A P.M. Ageuta, Roger, MrGulre A 21 Poydraa atreet, and Joonaon Rudd 18 Poydra atutet.

For Cincinnati The Switzerland, Cast Schenck. at 6 P. M. Agenta, Jobn e. Hyde A 4 Poydraa street, and Roger.

McUalre A i Poydra aireec tor 8L Lou Tbe Henry Capt Budd, at 6 P. M. Agents, John Hyde AC ..4 Poy ira atreet. HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. ST.

CHARLFS HOTEL. DrC PCraue. George Rose.N tt Tbomei. Va; Campbell. Tenn; Anderam.

Ramaey, Jerae 8 Smith, DC; RB Hu vey, Reddiak Ga; Crow, Ala; Hn'cbinsoo. Hob aon, Va; Jobnaon and 'any. A' mra VuB tt, Dliaa Jbnon, La; llr Weidon, Ry; Sir Slaihew. En Matbewa, llr uoaea. 111; an Crimeaton, Ur Marab A Raldridee.

Cm; Pi Adr ro and ladv. Mr faaa'alope, Miaa Adorna, Beyer, SI tiirliah. Ur E1 mondaand family. Ur am and family. Aix; HI Cal Urn.

Ed Hugh. I 'e Wolf. NOJT Rucka, Mi; Polk. llr Ballard, La; Uy Whitehead. Va; Long.

Mo; Wymau.Ciu; J)r Persia and Udy, DrH Perk I is. La ARt ADE HOTEL. Samte Poor. Ey River, Mias JJ Preston. L.

Hesiip. Starr, Fincb, Hunter. Crook. Mi; Coqn, Is; Helaro, M't, McCov, McK.tnaey. fttcKaferty, Ohio; Jobn Uravea, Jsa Brown, A A Hardin, Bea'l, liaa: MrOorkert.

Tti i. Thu Vae. Jno Roirera Jr. Kngera, NO; WW Dnntor, Miaa; McW iiiinma. Ga; Johnson, Tbomaaou.

Garner. McNeeley. A Kaaelin. Tboa Thomaa. A Rasan.

i Kagar, Pa; A MrCall, La: 6 F.nrb.la; MnE Cla Mia Clark, Mia Ctrk. AGray, A Buchanan, Ky Krndull and lady, Kariaaou, Miila, La; Tho trh aud lady. Baton nouge; mra yinr lav lor, Mia; A ruber. La; Dr Kanheld, Daanlli, La; A Will. NOP Butler.

La; I. Baytie and famiy Sill and family, Phil; Wat.n. La. evinan. Mra K.ln.

A lia. Mit ElUa.Tboa Ellia, La; Jobn Ne sou, La; Miaa e'aon, miaa nat C.TIT HOTEL McCarthy, NO; Carutbera.W Junea. Miaa; Sonyib, laylor.Z Taylor. Ry; AOoonor. NO; Wadlow.

Balumo.e; A Edgar, NY; Campbell, Weezeli. Baltimore i.yn.a. Hoste.ter, Cio Whitney. Va; Searing, NO DrT Meade. 8 Eggies on.

Mix; A ramlina.o. NO: Mra Steven. La; Dougherty. 8 8 Juue. Mexiran Nary; Cole, Mia a Rocer.

mrPberter. NO; Mitchell, Ohio; Smith, Ur Laanoro ke. W'eob, La. VERANDAH Hunter. A Mrlntije Miaa DrT RMendeoball.

A'ka; Handy aud lady, Cio; Noll and family, A Brown, Mr Brown, ftlira Btown, Miaa; La: Jnl Valentine. Mobile: Settle La; CZnnr i. Madden, NO; PH more. John Mardla. Mias; Tbos Kearney, Kila, Taylor, NO.

DEATHS. On Monday evening, the S6'h at balf put 4 o'clock MARK WiLSON, aged 66 yeaia, long a leaident of thia city. The friend of the family are requested to attend hi funeral, wbicb will take place from bi late residence on Ca al street, between Claiborne and Derbigny, Thia Eve ning, at ft clock. On Monday Eveninc. the at 4 o'clock, after a auori t'loeaa, LViiia 1 0.A LI I rv His friends and acquaiutanc.ee are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral from No.

Su Constance street, This Day at 4 o'clock M. In tbia city, on Sunday. Marrh 2Mb. at half nat 7 P. M.

of diaeaae of tbe heart, Mr. TEL1THA TWIGGS, wife of iubjui uHiru wif ga, Army. iSplri'turlllsm. Tbe Kev. T.

L. HARRIS, of New Yo.k, at the request of gen.lemen In this city, will deliver a series of Lectores on the Science, Philosophy, Fact and Oaea of Modern Bpiritna'irm. Tbe 6 rat and second of tbeae Lay torea will delivered ou TUESDAY, tbe 7tb, and FRIDAY, tbe 3(ith at o'clock P. at tbe Christian Cbspel on Camp street. coiner oi meipomene.

Subject of the First Lecture: Wbst the Scriptures to communications between the universe of space ana man upon earth." Subject of the Second Lecture "Tbo genuineness of moaern spiritual manifestations proved by an appeal to facts, reason, snd the Divine Word." Seats free. mb 27 sdplt Notice. CONTINENTAL GUARDS. Members who hsve not bad their measures taken for the uniform will plraae at lrwln A Forno. 4U Camp ucci, wLcre iue chhd ia now on band.

mh7 2dp3t New School Books, Of the latest and most approved edition, for the Ccnn try Trade, at NORMAN'S. 14 CAMP STREET. A full stock of STATIONERY, also, aod offered at tbe PRICES, as above. mhj7 sdpot Nprln Ueods. P.

P. SCANLAN Hos. 12 and li Chartres street, Respectfully inform their patrons and the public that they bare opened a complete assortment of SPRING SILKS, BAREGES, MUSLINS, Ac, Ac Also A full and complete assortment of SPRING MIL LI NERY, BONNETS and FLOWERS; Embroidered Silk, muaiin, Application and Lace MANTILLAS together wlf" tntn assortment of goods in their line, 0Qr of Winver SILKS. CLOAKS, MANTILLAS and BONNETS are now offered a and mh 27 2d pi below cost A Card. The undersigned returns his most sincere thanks tn th.

FIRE DEPARTMENT of New Orleans, for tba prompt uu cmcieui aia anoraea to aim tn saying bis property at toe are in foydraa atreet thia morn in He alan especially mention Noa 17 ant 24, wbo brought their note in tbe tear, and played on th back from the rcof ot hi kltcbea. JOHN CQATES. New Orleana, March 2fi. law. mhas ltI Involaable Discover.

The Inventor of U'LANE'S VERMIF0GE hsrlDg dia posed of hi right to bi great remedy, tbe proprietor. Mesr. K.1DD A beg leave to otter It to tbe Ameri can public a tbe beat remedy for WORMS evernfferd baa been tried in all parts of the country, and in cases oenea me exertions of tbe best physicians. mtmcinpieieaoccess. VVe caution parents againat delay.

If your children exhibit symptom being troubled witb worm, lose not a moment bur at unce. pure iK a oome 01 Lane's Vermifuge, and tha aave tnem pain, and perhaps their live. For aale by SCOVIL A MEAD, No. Ill Chartres street New Orleana, La. agenoiiartae Sootbern States, to aui oraers saasi se aodressed.

Also to sale by all viii an'in in inta ciry. mbts SdpetAltW TO PLANTERS WANT OP DRT GOODS, we would remark tbat v. M. SIMPSON, 110 Canal street, no on band a Urge atock of PLANTATION and FAMILY DRY GOODS, which he will aell tor CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCES, at lower price than they can be bought any otber bouse in New Orleans mbss sdptf Black and White EMBROIDERED MANTLES. Received Handsome New Deelg a of WHITE AND BLACA EMBROIDERED MANTLES.

Also VERT FINE PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC DRXS8ESJ and a few esses FINE UNDRESSED FAMILY LINENS, st 60 piece. a. afilLSI, mh35 Sdpst Comer Canal and Royal street. Carpeting at Keaacesf Piiceo. 'T otterlof at much reduced prices oor large stock English snd American CARPETING, which comprises Wilton, Medallion.

Velvet and Sroaaela Tuntn Three Flya, In rial na, Venltiana Dotch, Ac also. wf Pfano Covets. Window Shades, hair Cloth, Rods Drugget and Lines Cramb Cloths, "tnlns BROUSSEAD A Co, 1 1 In I rf i fa and are tbe on SET SELS Three caa EMBROIDERIES. Jassrseeived aarataaaubts BLACK WARRIOft NEW STYLES CHE Mi SETTS aad UJMDEaaLf VXA. I CAMBRIC, SWISS aad LACE COLLARS RICH JACONET and SWISS BANDS and 1 LOOK i SWISS and CAMBRIC EDGINGS and INAERTTNSS.

EMBBOIPEBEn SHIRTS. EJ1BROIDERED ni BOBES. INFANTS' EMBROIDERED WAISTS. THREAD and TX FN CI ENNE LACES, ALL AT LOW PRICES. AT C.

St. mhSS tf lis Canal street. Crease De Boazy Vhampane. JACQDES80N A F1I.8 BRAND. An entirely different article from tha Create da Boozy of I oi uer nranaa Now landing 100 baskets of tbe above and other brands, in quart and pint, and will receive In the course of a few days a still farther anppiy.

This Wine Is decided ly SUPERIOR to any other Champagne Imported Into thia ma ket, a is well known by all who bave tried Jacqnesson A Fll brand of either Crem de Boosy or Fleur de Sillery. Also, on band, my asoal assortment of tha BEST WINES and LlyUOBS in the market, which will be aold on as nssonable terms aa any other novae ia the city. 100 baskets Creme de Boozy Champagne, jnst received, viz 60 quarts aad 60 pint, Jacqaeeeon A Fll brand. SEWELL T. TAYLOR, JalO adptf No.

is Royal street INHALATION AS A KemedlaJ Agent and Local Applicative FOR DISEASED THROAT AND LONGS, Ac Throat and Long Diseaaea, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, Ac Treated and cored by the INHALATION of WARM ALTER STPVE, BALSAMIC and OXYGENATED VAPORS, POWDERS, GA' ES, Ac, by THOMAS GREEN HOOH, H. Permanent and resident Physician of New Orleans For the above specialities. OFFICE It Daophine street, one door from Canal street, in the rear of Christ Charch. Residence, 106 Lev licet. F4 SdpSoTuTbjtf BOUNTY LAND.

I have received all the OFFSC1AL forms from Washing too, and bave an experienced agent there, who will personally attend to my business, and I am now ready to make ont claim for all those who arc entitled to Bounty Land. FEES MODERATE, and payable on delivery of the Warrant GEO. HELME, Attorney at Law, At tbe office of Lieut. CoL Emerson, of tbe Second Re gtment Louisiana Volunteers, NO. 6 EXCHANGE PLACE.

mhJ3 Sdp Te Nervous Sufferer. DR. ED. WILLIAMS, a retired phydeian, who poa aeaaea a prescription that ha proved effectual la restoring numerous persons to health in a few rraya, after years ol auflering from general ERVG0S DEBILITY, is anxious to make known the meana of CORE, and will send Free, sny where, on receiving a letter post paid. SV Beware of puriooa Imitations Direct to DR.

EDWARD WILLIAMS, mbS Knlton street, Brooklyn, N. Haathera BUiturst Bajssa, 105 and 107 Gravier street, between Carondelet and St Charlea, over Holt'aHi tbe largest Billiard Saloon in the Southwest, contalnlni Fourteen Table nn the same floor. Thanking my friends anil tha poiUc In (eneral for theli liberal patronage, I have the pleasure of informing then that I have, tn the past month, much enlarged and newt) renovated and embellished my Saloons. Tbe Graof Saloon, extending from Oulon to Gravier street, will con tain ten tab'ea, and tbe adjoining room (our all of wbicl are cf tbe best manufacture and approved quality, aevei of them having marble beds; entrances on Onion snd Gravier streeta; both lit np at night by lanterns. It wll be my endeavor to make tbe A B.

Saloon the most ele taut, quiet and popular in th city. A continuance o' patronage la aolicited. dl4sdoly M. M. HUUK Spring Just received an ascirtment LIGHT WOOLEN GOODS, suitable for tbe sesson.

SUPER SINGLE MILL'DCLO AND CAS8IJHERE frock an office coats, drap d'or do. do. black. and fancy single mill'd cassimxre Pants FANCY SILK AND MARSEILLES VESTS, Ac A large assortment of CLOTH AND HEAVY WOO GOODS, selling ott very low, by K. STRINGER Ss mh7 Sdptf 3A CAMP STREET.

Smith's mercantile Law, NEW AND RET18ED EDITION, For sale by THOS. WHITE, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 105 Canal street Also ANGELL ON LIMITATIONS. WENDELL'S BLACKSTON new edition. ARCHIBOLD'S Criminal Pleading new edition, CRT18 Commentaries on D.

S. Courts. CCRTIS'S History Constitution of Cnited States. With complete sets New York, Massachusetts, Mississippi aud Louisiana Keporta. mhS4 Sdp3t SPRING FOULARD SILKS.

JUST RECEIVED 1 CASE WASH SILAS stripes and plaids, all colors, at 60 cents a yard. I CA6E SPRING GLACE SILK. stripes and plaid, all colors, at 75 cents a yard. 1 CASE SPCN SILK, double width, at 7 cent a yard. CASE BLACK.

DAMASK. BROCADE striped and piaia sue, at si oo per yard. CASE TAG LION yard wide, at 76 cena per yard. Tbe above goida are DECIDED BARGAINS, well worth tbe attention of city and country buyers, 6 CASES GOOD IRISH LINENS, at St 60 a niece of i yards F. A E.

REILLY, BahiO idpftt Corner Canal and Royal streeta. 7 Sprlncs txoods. A large Invoice cf FINE FANCY S. M. CA SSI MERE PANTS, Just received by NORRIS WAY, OT I mh9 dp Onder City Hotel.

Tha GraatJ WaJsana ol E. JACOBS. No. 93 Camp street, Ware opened to the public on the lat laat, Theyco alu uc most valuable and extensive COLLECTION OF PICTURES Oil and Water Colors, Drawings, Print Impressions ol he most costly Engravings, Parian Marbla aod Bronsa STAT OETTES, with other choice Works of Art, aver exhibited la tbs South. Strangers and citizens, particularly the ladles, are ia sited to examine (free of charge) thia unrivaled an inique Southern Gallery of the Fine Arts.

THE DAGUERREOTYPE DEPARTMENT, Its various Improvements and appointment, surpasses "7 ioraa KSKaouuuneni in Kurope, or la coos ry. PORTRAITS re eaecatad In tbs finest atyle knewa to tha art, andib new philosophical process, srs fully equal to the mo leautiful colored Mlnaturea. diaplavin thj iisiik. presalon of the features, instead of that spectral appear uico peculiar waguerraotypea taken by thSordinan Tiethod. LockFt BJng.

and Breaatpin. Id ariety, and of the aewesi 'asbion, furnished at mannfacturera' price. All orders foe Dasnerrenrvn. 1. panted by caah.

Tbe Dry preparad by B. jicoh or operate, I warranted to maintain It chemical Wo erties pare foraU months Price di idnr rent Kednctlon IN PRICES OP LINEN! We win bay. OPENED TO MORROW. MONDAY a large invoice of SUPERIOR UNDRESSED FAMILY LINENS, bought at cents on the dollar, which we will sail at an ECiOAL REDUCTION OF PRICES. We have received a LARGE EDITION to our stack of PRINTED LINENS, will sell (he whole at a GRKAT REDUCTION ON FORMER PRICES.

We will bave opened a few caeee of those HANDSOME LAWNS AND GINGHAMS, at ONE BIT A YARD. ll.dP Co'rneVof Canaf saViivalWt Mf 1a II I I Sjiravler Mreet. as J.G WHOLESALE DEALERS fl 81LKS AND FINE DRESS GOODS STRAW AND MLB. BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLO ERS, LACES.

EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, MITT8, HOSIERY, DRE88 TRIMMINGS, M4NTILLAS. "ARASOLS, SILK AND LTNEN CAMBRIC HAN DKLRCHIEFSrAc now opening a VERY CHOICE SELECTION of 8PR1NGGOOD, j. which they invite the particular sttentioaif wholesale buyers. mh7 dn3a Basyta, Hhoes, Brogaus, eats aad Cape, AT WHOLESALE. A general assortment of tbe above sooda recetvaii K.

latest arrivals, constantly tor aale st low nrieea liberal terms Particular attention paid to plantaUoa i orders for Rot BROGANS, WOOL, STRAW AND arnri. IATS. FROST A rn jyju aqpasi.rraw If Mssssia strs Carpet ins I Carxetln We are oSertne our large stock of VELVET BRDB. AN INGRAIN CAB. FETING at extremely low prices FLOOR OIL CLOTH feet to twenty foor feet wine, of Engliab and Amer manutactore, which wa cot to fit any sixtd room CANTON MATTING.

00 pieces 4 4 White snd Cbecked Matting do 44 Fancy and Brol. Checked, of various J. D. DAMERON A tbidlw Chartres and ft ustom honsa street I Its my is FW JAR ING. THE Is Fern wlU Fern Flss; a JT (or ly This author ouly I aad a uoer Boatos perana HIS thee ting avidity.

0 A. B. Sykes sella Srocertea, froyisloa sad Llrrsors, lej. o'clock, at a 46 MagaxlD street also, Brassy, at o'clock, st (0 Grir street. llorphy A Nevis sail Oracsnsa, lYavtstoas, Llqaor.

St 10 a'clock, at 8 stagaslns et alas, Cotbne las! Caad meres, Broadclatbs, 10 o'clock, at lot Camp atreet; alas, Hardware, ioJ, o'clock, at ra Sam place; also Clothing, Hats, Ac, at IS s'c'xk st Peydraa street H. Montguiasij A Ca, sail Furniture, st 11 a'clack at 87 Camp street i ataa, Jewelry, Watches, Ac, lt o'clock, at is Royal street. sells Fancy Goods, at 10 street, next to tbs Hon Station. Vincent A Co. sell Dry Goods, at 10 o'clock, at St Oid Leva street, Francis Famsades sella Fancy Goods, st 10 o'clock, at Ui corner of St.

Louis aod Cbaitres streets. Frederic Thomas sells Hardware, at II o'clock, at lot EschangeAiley. Hsary Peycaaod A Co. sell Foreign snd American Dry Gooda, at 10 o'clock, at SO Old Leva. J.

A. Baard A May sell Famitsrra, PaintingB, BUvsrwatt, Ac, at li o'clock, at 1 Bsarboa straat. Blache A Leanmont sell French Embroideries, Silks, Rik bona. Shirts, Ac. at 10 o'clock, at Bienville street.

A. Jhagerswa sails Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, ate, at 11 o'clock, at St St Charles street i alas, Mas! cal I. atrameat. Guns, Watches, Ac, at 10 o'clock, at st Canal street. SaT Sea adyartlaeineTjta.

MASOlSriCJ. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE Na. 69, Grand Lodgs BICC1S 4HIBUI VTCIUJIS. I. O.

F. ORLEANS LODGE No. 11, Room No. Odd FsIIov Hall, meets Tuesday evening. COVENANT LODGE No.

17, VVashlngtonHAlL Maiis sy Building, meets Taeaday evening. 109 CANAL tsTHljiET. 108 ArrlvsU of 8prta Alilllaery. dLce. MBS.

Late Mis E. Rogers, respectfully begs to draw the attention of tbs Ladies to a chotco lmaortatioa af Spring Goods, received per recent arriysla treat Europe sad the North i Consisting of IN EMBROIDERT A great varUty ef Noveitiss la COLLARS, SURPLICE COLLARS. COLLARETTES. Ac IN HANI ILLA8 MusUb and Lace, EL'S. APPLIQUE CHANT1LLY, GCIPUAE, Applicatioa tstt Transfer Work.

IN BONNETS FRENCH FLQWERS, BIBB0NS aa FEATHERS, a fan sasiiiTinsiil. aad af tbs Vtst sad aaost deairab'e styles. The Dress Making Department la carried on Mder'ax pertenced SurerinMndance, sad every attaatioa srivea orders intrusted to ber care. Merchants may rely upoa their orders being execute with care and punctuality. FlS OdpSaATtttf Sprint mm Haanmer ClothlBC NEW GOODS.

WINTER CLOTHING SELLING OFF a LOWFBICES ALFKE MUNROE C04 No. Msgaiine street, corner of Gravier street, Are now receiving every packet from New York new and beautiful arylea of SPRING AND SUMMEB, CLOTHING," to which they Invite the attention, of tfasir friends tad' customers In order to reduce their stock of WINTER CLOTHE? 9 as mucb aa possible, before tae do of tha saaaaa, they have marked down every article of Woolen Goad to tbe very lowest flgares, aa they are detarmlasS ts ac. comolisb their object if low prices will It. Person, in want of Black and Colored Cloth FROCKS snd DRESS COATS a OVERCOATS, of every description BU8INE8S COATS; ark and Colored Cavlraere PANTALOONS vests, of every sesenpa in; Can now aupply themselves with fine, well mad arttclss at low prices: Included in this stock Is BOY8 CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Embracing very superior styles and all description sf 1 OVERCOATS, FOCU. JACKETS, USLNESS CPAIB, PANTALOONS.

AND VESTS. FURNISHING GOODS At their osaally low prices. UNDER GARMENTS, of every description) and Cotton 8HIRTS, fifty sixes TRUNKS. VALISES. CARPET BAGS, Ac Silk snd Gingham UMBRELLAS under eRiiaTv tear Also 810.000 Worth of India Robber Gaoais, of every deacrtptton, embracing tbe ssraataaavtaawtaf those Gooda ever offered la the South, wholesale retail.

NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICE. aW Salesmen speak the Preach language, ALFRED MONROE S4 Magatina stiasl, mhJ3 idpst ooraer of GTSTtsw, Fancy Itlarseilles Vests, SI itS Batch. HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT LINEN BOSOMATO 8HIRT8 tor S7 aa HALF DOZEN PLY 8 WIHT COLLAR fcrBo'caVbL half Dozen bandkerchie (BmmsAj GREAT BARGAINS jas( received at N. MOODY'S. N.

O. Shirt and Qtntlemea's Furnishing fniass ask, corner of Csasl street mhlS adpStSaWASa acS Exchanae Flsot Diseases of the Lanes aad Tkrisr, In addition so general practice, the specialities Cos sumption and Chronic Bronchitis, havs beca for avsay ycara partlcnlally attended to by EDYVARLWENNER COXE, M. Office Camp street, secoasl fioot, MEDICAL INHALATION, correct principles and true value fully exptsiaesV mhl sdpSnvVPtf K. A. Abbot's NEW YORK TELEGRAPH AGENCY, No.

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It ia a owt ttsl create a sensation." Boston Dally Tlmsra. "ItUlively aad racy to a degree. In adr itlna (U biography, tbe voiame cotitalna th best mllsooss sf Leaves that has yet been Issued. BoStsS Ifw It ha kept tbs literary WorM nn Boston Bee. 'Fanny Fern's Biography, from ber earliest eWldhss ai vk SBsasvsaw.

JL: a tor it drawa Drm now soorcea. voiame or Mening Interest, aad ws awatft i immense sal i.j it an lmmanae salc' tar Boansled Baanac 'This voiame will csuso be? (Fsnny) to be soars sw ad. and more higbly appreciated. "New York ningMuTor. 'Life 'and Beantla af author gives a armnt a Vmmmr FttS.

of Fern Leav.a' anil Brh n.ll mA aasasr selections oai bar wrltinga. which have keen a seasr almlrei" Farmer. Bridgaport. Life aad Beantiea af ranat Vatak lut haan yaeerfSa, will, ao doubt, command an Immense ft" trne biography of Fanny, with a collecMoa bstb striking sketcbse snd porasraphs, many sf whkk kw appearen in any jok. "Boston Hsrald.

It la a work that will rn'iTr. a Daily Times "Tha Life and Beaoties of Fanny Fern, aa binarsotiv of orin.l whie believed will exceed In interest any biography a bTJ heretofore published. Those wbo aare read 'Per Leaves' and Knth u.ip .1.. tua matf eagerly.aeize tbe opportnnrty tbns.floerfed tbesa. of Dearer h.

hn.l.. aniiiassi ST works." Waterbury American. Life aod Beauties of Fanny Pers. Everything to Fanny Fern aeems to be Interest! aad res Inteliigence, Patteraoa. rorsaleby J.

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