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i T.i: ni.j rnmvr bTVAW 9A.a a a a I mIvmI llrefl lit. Eiaspioa receive! tna rows cr uisbt i f' arti Eridire. Landry Lob. Raw n. Cmbertaon, Lwenbuhl, Pride.

J9' 47. E'w 7, nf'TltfS: W.B.LtadaeT, H. A. Upton, J. G.

Poindexter, Bridge, Hebr Howell, KeUy. Lon Mo Beeb w. D. a Knight, Buaha, Sttth, Thayer, Violet and I cumb, W. A.

Bartlett, it a Redwood, WilU 21. I W. T. J. A.

Roberta, J. M. Pntnam, na.mii wuuSwAi t.imtM of Messrs. I a a tt nmmn. v.

W. j. Barbaiin, Benit, Bo out, GLffen, Landry and I Frierson, A. Hart, W. H.

Hutchings, J. Q. A. Pel Bawlina 6. I low, J.

M. Savage. Mr. Perkins waived tb rote of Messrs. I On motion, the Common uouncii procoeaea TTi.rra v.h iriiv.

Landry. axo vt nd Thaver 13. Mr. Kelly received the votes of Messrs. Dupre, Gillmore, Baniater, Bartlett and Be s.r tha vote of Mr.

Gill 1 Cnlhertson. Durell. Deneerre, Dnpre, Gill i more. Lutrenbubl. Pride.

Price, Tracy, Ban Mr Conrad received the vote of Mr. Da ister, Barbarin, Benit, Bouny, Bridge, Cham hen, Chiapella, Ducros, Eager, Hebrard, Mr Gaines received the votes of Messrs. Giffen, Howell, Kelly, Long, Rawlins. Stith, Durell. Denegre, Tompkins, Chiapella, Da Thayer.

Violett and Wiltz 30, and were de crea, Hebrard and xio weii i ciarea aaiy eiecrea ocnooi lirociora ior uie Meaara. Urotner, enow omipouu secooa jiairici ing received a majority ox ine votes cast, were declared duly eiectea. On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the election of three Directors of the New Orleans, Opelonsas ana ureal estern liau mail Com Dan v. Messrs. JS.

Forstall, G. DeFeriet, J. Hart, G. W. Squires, J.

G. Gaines, Laforest and J. V. Carroll were nominated. Mr.

DeFerriet received the votes of Messrs Place, Bailey Durell, Dapre, La genbahl. Pride, Tracy, Barbarin, Bartlett, Benit, Bonny, Chambers, Chiapella, Ducros, imager, iiowelJ, iiebrara, Kelly, Landry, Stiai, Violett and Wiltz 23. Hart received the votes of Messrs. Place, Bailey, Dapre, Pride. Tompkins, Ban ister, Tracy, Uarbann, Uaruett, linage, Chiapella, Chambers, Ducros, Fabre.

Giffen, Kelly, Bawrina, Buaha, Stith, Thayer and Violett at. Mr. Sauires received the votes of Messrs. Mr. Laforest received the votes of Messrs Cnlberteon, Barbarin, Benit, Chiapella, Da cros, Fabre, Hebrard and Landry s.

Mr. Carroll received the votes of Messrs, Deneere. Gillmore, Price and liawlins 4. Messrs. DeFeriet, Hart and Squires having received a majority ot the votes, were de clared duly elected.

to ax cowTurran BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. Tuesday, Mat 1, 1855. ICOHCLCDID i On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the election of a member of the Hoard of Health to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ot ur. Axon. The following gentlemen were nominated Dr.

Chopin. Dr.THunt. J. W. Andrews.

Robertson, D. Ricardo, Rufua Dolbear and J. Lt. Lievy Dr. Chopin received the voles of Messrs.

Place, Culbertaon, Deneirre. Gillmore. Pride. Price, Banister, Bartlett, Benit, Bridge, Giflen, isusnaana violett u. W.

Robertson received the votes of Messrs. Kelly and Landry 2. Anarevi receivea ma vnui ni Aiffsm Durell, Hebrard and Howell 3. Dr. Hunt received the votes of Messrs.

Lngenbuhl, Tompkins, Eager, Fabre, Tracy, Bawlina and Stith 7. D. Ricardo received the votes of Messrs. Chambers, Chiapella, Dacros and Lon? 4. Rufua Dolbear received the votes ot Messrs.

Bailey, Dnpre, Barbarin and Bouny 4. J. L. Levy received the vote of Mr. Wiltz.

The requisite majority not having been re ceived by any one of the candidates, the Common Council proceeded to a second ballot. Dr. Chopin received the votes of Messrs. Place, Culbertaon, Dnpre, Gillmore, Pride, Banister, Bartlett, Ber.it, Bridge, Dacros, GiffenHebrard, Howell and Violett 14. Dr.

Hunt received the votes of Meaara. H)u rtui, uvuam, jungenouni, i rice, xompKins, Tracy, Chambers, Eager, Fabre. Kelly, Lan ory. iMtwiina, uaana, sntn ana xnayer to. Mr.

olbear received the votes of Messrs. Bailey, Barbarin, Bouny, Chiapella and Wiltz 5. Knight 1 There being no election, the Board pro eeeded to a third ballot. Dr. Choppin received the votes of Messrs.

Place, Culbertaon, Gillmore, Dapre, Pride, PH TtanintAr. Rurtlntt Ranit Rnnnv Bridge, Chiapella, Dacros, iff en, Hebrard, Howell, Landry and WilU 18. ITnnt yoAaivAif tha watos Ifrtaov a Tv re 11, Denegre, Lngenbuhl, Tompkins, Tracy, Barbarin, Chambers, Eager, Fabre, Kelly, Bawlina, Rash Stith.Thayer and Violett 15. air. Dolbear received the vote of Mr.

Bai ley 1. Dr. Chopin having received the necessary majority of the votes cast was declared duly eiectea a memoer oi ine rsoaxu ot ueaitn. A motion waa made to proceed to the elec tion of an official journal. The Chair decided that the election could not be proceeded to, no information having, been received by me council mat tfle crescent, elected in joint session on the 17th day ot April, 1855, had declined the appointment The decision of the Chair having been appealed from, waa not sustained.

The Common Council proceeded, on motion, to the election of an official journal. The Picayune, Crescent, Bee and Courier were nominated. The Picayune received the votes of Messrs. Durell, Dnpre, Bridge, Kelly, Long and 8tith 6. The Crescent received the votes of Messrs.

Deneere, Pride. Price. Tracv. Eacer. Fabre.

Giffen, Howell, Rawlins, Thayer and Vio leu ai. Tha Raa nwAivA? fliA vAfa. nf If bertsoD, Bar barm, Benit, Bonny, Chambers. Chiapella, Dacros, Hebrard, Landry and WUtz 10. Th9 Conner received the vote of Mr.

Lu gen buhl 1. The Cteole received the votes of Messrs. Baniater, Bartlett and Rush a 3. Messrs. Place, Bailey and Gillmore voted blank.

There being no election, the Board pro ceeiea io a aecona oauot. The Picayune received the votes of Messrs AJureu, AJupre, AiugenDuni, A'nae, linage. iieiiy, AXng, Atusna, saw and Wiltz tu. The Crescent received the votes of Messrs. Bailey.

Denegre, Price. Tracy. Kaser. Fabre Giffen, Howell, Rawlins, Thayer and Vio lett ii. Tha Bee received the votea of Mphst Cnl bertaon, Banister, Barbarin, Bartlett, Benit, xsouny, cnamDers, Dacros, Ale brard and Landry 11.

Lleasrs. Place and Gillmora voted blank. There being no election, the Board pro ceeaea io uura dbjioe. The Picayune received the votes of Messrs "Durell, Dupre, Lngenbuhl, Pride, Banister, Aiarueti, uriage, iveiiy Axng, Kasha, stith 1 ana iiu a. Bailey, Denegre, Price, Tracy, Eager, Fabre, Giffen; Howell, Rawlins, Thayer and Vio The Bee received the votes of Messrs.

Culbertaon, Barbarin, Benit, Bouny, Chambers, cniapeua, uacroa, Aleorara ana Aianarv y. Messrs. Gillmore and Place voted blank. There being no election, on the On otion, the Common Council protded to the election of School Directors forVe oa unanimous vote om baww A notion was made and carried to vote by jTduiited? Ed AneioiiowiDggeDtlemen on list Iso. I re ceived the rotes of Messrs.

Place, Bailey, Du rell, Denegre, Dupre, Gillmore, LugenbuhL de, PriceTlTacy, Barbarin, Benit; Bouny, 1 vuispeua, jjuctos, eager, aDre, Giffen, Hetrard, Howell, Kelly, Stith, Thay Wiltz '26 and were declared strict 6ch1 Director" ti tf ut. a. a. Benedict, tt Decius BeebeTFTrST: vl.t saw aaa. tka Flora nee.

Joaa Aenareat, D. R. Jennings, R. Ji. LoslerT ft' S' Ogleaby, Peale, J.

M. Bcdtj'. ffl? 5 CiCVUVU vl fJVJJICClAieil, mm i. 1 n. tfl TOMSOr.iueswi.

vuurawu, cu I Bn.b W. Bntrick. F.lmnnd B. Prean. E.

Giquel, CO. Flechier, Robt Kerr, L. CbaWet, F. Leraaaeur. C.

A. Castillo, Peire Du Duloor, F. MazenL L. Guyol, A. Dupre.

The following gentlemen, on List o. 2, received the votes of Messrs. Fabre, Kelly aad Rush a 3 J. Preaa. E.

Glauel. C. O. Flechier, Robert Kerr. Dufour.

A. Dupre. L. Goyol, L. Maxent, L.

Cnaivet, F. LeTataeur, Oct Audry, P. Duver L. Burthe, A. Blache, L.

Duvig neau, F. Lavllle, J. J. E. Massicot.

J. P. Barnett, Chaa. Uayarre, Wm. Piles.

J. P. Warner, llobt. wynn, unue Tabaiy, B. F.

Flanders. The following gentlemen were nominated Place, Durell, Gillmore, Price, Tompkins, I and declared duly elected School Directors Barbarin, Bonny, Bridge, Eagar, Giffio, He I for the Fourth District, having received the Drain, noweu, jvruj unnary, nuaa, Raw lins, Thayer and lolett la. Mr. Forstall received the votes of Messrs. Denegre, Dnpre, Gillmore, Lngenbuhl, Pride, rTlce, I racy, 1 an later, uenit, iKUDy, nDre, Eusha.

Stith, Thaver and Wiltz 15. Mr. Gaines received the votes of Messrs. Bailey, Culbertaon, Durell, Denegre, Lngen buhl, Tompkins, Bartlett. Bridge, Chambers, Eager, uinen and 11 well vz.

Leonard Fash, T. A. Jamea, James N'ormant, N. Phi'ipps. James Brewer.

Dr. Sunderland. G. Frierson. H.

T. Venard. W. S. Mount, W.

8. rower, L. Greenleaf. On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the election of Commissioners of the House of Refuge. A motion waa made and carried to vote by lists.

The following gentlemen on list No. 1 re ceived the votes of Messrs. Place, Denegre, Dapre, Lngenbuhl, Pride. Price, Tracy, Chambers, Eager, Howell, Kelly, Long, Stith and Wiltz 14. List No.

1 Messrs. Jaa. Saul. E. Parmele, A.

D. Crossmsn, Thos. Sloo, Thos. Durant, Jaa H. Low, Nich.

C. Hall, W. N. Mercer, 8. B.

Newman. W. C. Raymond, Artemon Hill, K. L.

Robertson, luos. J. Dix. The following gentlemen on list No. 2 re ceived the votes of Messrs.

Bailey, Durell, Bouny, Giffen, Hebrard and Kawlius 6. List No. Messrs. A. O.

Crossman. E. Parmele, Thos. Sloo, Thos. J.

Durant, Aaron Harris, W. N. Mercer, Newton Richards, Artemon Hill, N. C. UalL W.

C. Raymond. John W. Anurews, Jsj. 11.

Xow. The following gentlemen on list No. 3 re ceived the votes of Messrs. Banister, Barba rin, Benit, Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Rush and Ihayer o. List fio.

3. J. G. Parham, Ed. Grlnnell, A.

V. Cooper. Mortimer Turner. J. W.

Andrews. Valen tine Heerman, P. Yeiser, D. E. Morphy, J.

M. Rand, R. Dolbear, R. L. Robertson, Artemon Hill.

The followine gentlemen on liat No. 4 re ceived the votes of Messrs. Gillmore, Fabre, and Landry 3. Zisf No. 4.

James SauL E. Parmele. A. D. Crossman, Thoa.

Sloo. Thos. J. Durant, Jamea II. Low, Nich.

C. Hall, V. N. Mercer, J. B.

Robert son, B. Newman, J. G. Parham, Artemon Hill, R. L.

Robertson. The Chair havinir decided that there was no election, the Common Council proceeded to a second ballot The gentlemen on list No. 1 received the votes of Messrs. Place. DeneCTe.

Dupre, Lu genbuhl. Pride, Price, Tracy, Chambers, Eager, Giffen, HowelL Kelly. Lonsr. Raw lins, Stith, and Wiltz 1G, and were duly elected Commissioners of the House of Re fuge. The gentlemen on list No.

received the votes of Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Benit, Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Hebrard, Landry, AtuBua, ana lnayer 11 Abe gentlemen on list No. 4 received the votes of Messrs. Gillmore and Fabre 2. On motion the Common Council proceeded to the election of two Directors of the Commercial Water Works Company, and the following gentlemen were nominated Messrs.

H. Kelly, N. E. Bailey, J. Esger, E.

A Rawlins, A. Dupre. Mr. Bailey received the votes of Messrs Place. Dapre.

Gillmore. Luerenbuhl. Dnrell. Tracy, Banister, Barbarin, Benit, Chambers, Eager, Hebrard, Howell, Long, Rawlins, Stith, and Thayer 17. air.

Atawiins received the votes of Messrs. 1'lace, Jlenegre, Lugenbuhl, Price, Dnrell. Bachemin. Bmgier. J.

A. Bertin, James B. Boy lan, A h. Bo ehet. fas.

Brooks. Pleaaant Barney. Isaac Berry Harvey Brook, William Carr, f. V. Chevalier, John Cottam, fcdmund Cantrelle, J.

W. Copping, A E. CharbemnotJ. B. L.

Carvin. W. G. Conplend, Charlea Clark, Robert Dal ton, P. H.

DeGi ov.Jera miah Dennett. Antoine Dncoing, Ambrose coin. A. B. Dalon, B.

F. Devoe, Adolphe Delatra, Baptlste Eloi, Jaa. M. Erwin, Hiram Fawcett, I to the election of School Directors of the I E'JVgaore Second District. A motion waa made, and carried, to rote by list Th4 following gentlemen, on List No.

1, received the votes of Meaars. Place, Bailey, Eaure. Anatole Faeot. Urain O. GUclard, Nicholaa GUclard.

Jaa. at. Glenn. JoacDh Gozalez. Francis Grace, Samuel Grafton, Jean Groa, Philippe Groa, Clement GriUer.Andrew D.

Garcia, anioony uuo rin, Jean Gonzalez, John Greaory, Jamea uaii, VV. C. Haya, Edward Hewit, Richard Howard, Joaeph Hugonin, W. L. Henry.Victor Heinandez, rk.rio.

inrH.n I i. Jrmrdan. John J. Jenreya, BeDjomin Jacoba, Edward Johbson. Francia Jaatram, Geo.

Jainiaon, Fred. Jacoba. IV. K'nmn. llaryev Kilty.

Jamea Keenau, VV. 11. Ladieux, Philip Laufaut, Thomaa Lewia. Joaeph Lopez, Etienne Lartigue, Guataye Laflerandie, Pierre Maclai, Pierre Marrero. A.

McFarland, St Fort Melo, Victor Morana, John Meyner, Nicholaa McGulre, Andrew Mayhew, Joapph Mayence, Chaa. Morel, tf r. Mahan. P. L.

Mailloux. John A. Miller, Fran cia Macias, Theodore MoraD, Franklin Marseilles, Henry K. Nixon, L. F.

Newland, Fred. Paltron, Antonv Peccoro. Caleb W. Pennel, John IL Pres mn Rufua P. PhilliDS.

Ferdinand Pradoa.Marceiin I'eccora. Kinsman Privett, Amede l'orche, David Palmer. AdolDn RaDD. Boyd Robertson, John B. Rocca.

Ramon Roubct. John Rutter. Laurent I I) A Daila. A7an UimVi. On motion, the Common Counc.I proceeaea '5 to the election of School directors oi tne gT.ehn.ydre.

W. B. Smith, Third District. I un Si.l HsnrrW Hhnrrlnrton. The following gentlemen were nominated I Gaspard Schri'ber, Jos.

Serpas, F. Salvatory, Au and declared duly eiectea ocnooi iirecioro oi i auste erraae, v. tu. iuiod, ju. j.

loriurj, the Third District, having received the unani I Krancoia Trapani, W. Tennent, Clarry errant. the Third District, having moua vote Dieudonne water, a. u. venaoer, ueorge Woolly.

Robert Wilson. T. C. Wilson, Antoine Cambre. Edmnnd Chaillot.

Justin Airuillard, C. Daubert. St. John Ducoine. Francois LafiUe, T.

G. Aguillard, L. Tricant, George Cook, Charles .4 Juoraan, yean LfCmajire, a. ii ucuigc Reed. JoseDh Baney.

Joseph Merioult, George W. Trlst, Thomas Thomes, Win. Cornwall, R. F. Far mer, James, rancu Horn.

w. a. uinvan. Tbos. Y.

James, Thos. Lester, William Delaney, Frederick Daunnov. Joseph uruiler. On motion, the Board adjourned over till 6 o'clock this evening, to complete the police ap ointments. GEO.

Y. BRIGHT, Pres't pro tern. G. W. Lxwis, Secretary.

EVENING SESSION. Present. Recorders Brisht, Fabre, Wiltz, and Jackson. Absent. Mayor Lewis.

On motion of Recorder Wiltz, the name of Jo seph Beaulieu, one of the newly appointed policemen, is withdrawn. On motion of Recorder Fabre, the following named persons were unanimously elected police men of the city of New Orleans, to wit Michel Roudeg, DeCourcy, Chaa. McCormack, James Grant, John Peterson, Thomas Luidon, Christian Zetgler, M. Sheehan, John Do herty, Jacob Griter, Mitchell Lavine, Thos. Michael Kelly, Peter Nelson, Peter Conway, Wm.

Arthurs, P. Creagh, H. E. Bailey, John Burke, M. lieckman, F.

Maret, Berton, L. G. Miller, Ulysse BUnchet, Win. Wester, Frank Leneng, William Klnie, Ferdinand Schefl'er, Christian Arsche, Geo. Bornorat, 11.

Patterson, Thoa. Burke, Patrick Gib ney, George Jackson, J. Byrne, C. Wiseley, Patrick Heaiey, C. Doettling, Thoa.

Wilson, J. Poole, J. Prados, Aubert, V. Decoux, Z. Cayelller, L.

McDonnell, Wm. Silk, J. Dunn, John Parr, E. Guichard, E. Swain, Surion Boullosa, J.

Jacobs, George Clay, Wm. Leakley, Schilling, Swintb, Thoa. F. Kearney, M. J.

Farrell, Charles Barron, David Wilson, James Walker, John W. May, D. M. Philips, Henry Zeigler, t. K.

Auaress, aud inos. Mclntyre. The Secretary stated to the Board that ha had been requested by the Mayor to ask as a favor from the Board, that be be permitted to name the rpecial officer for his office, and if granted him, he wished to retain the prtsent incumbent, Louis Stein. On motion of Recorder Fabre, the request of the Mayor was granted, and Louis Stein appointed. and his name added to the foregoing list.

On motion of Recorder Wiltz, the Board adjourned to meft on to morrow evening at o'clock. GEO. Y. BRIGHT, Pres pro tern. A true copy.

G. W. LEWIS, Secretary. Mayobjlltt or Niw Oslkans, City Hall, April 26. ltS5X i Regular meeting.

Present, lull Jfoara. The minutes of last meeting were read and ap proved. A resignation was received from Jaseph Griller, appointed on yesterday as policeman. On motion, the same was accepted. A communication waa received from J.

B. Slaw son, requesting the appointment of some other person than oil, to ring tne bell at Wood a Cot ton Tress, lor reasons assignea Dy mm. ug motion of Recorder Bright, the Chief of Police Is directed to select from the police a person satisfactory to Mr. Slawson, to ring the said bell, pursuant to the resolution of the Common Council on that subject. A communication was received from the Chief of Police, enclosing suspensions of policemen and on motion, the Investigation was fixed for Thursday next, the parties and witnesses to be notified.

A communication wos received from the Execu tive Committee of the House of Refuge, recommending certain parties for appointment in the Refuge and on motion of Recorder Wiltz, the same was laid on the table, subject to call. The charges preferred by N. C. Hall against policeman Thomas Uadnall, of the First District, Tracy, Harbarin, Benit, Chambers, Ducros, Mor HI treating, abusing; and breaking the thigh of Eager, Fabre, Giffen, Hebrard, Kelly, Lan ne hl 1cme JP After hearing testl jr I monv. on motion of llecorder Fabre.

he waa dis my, iwuoua, ioieit. sua lllZl J. I Mr. Kelly received the votes of Messrs. De 1 u.

1ltflvnan T.UAnl, A L. tA Cs I V7 gtafK BTLt ag gf JVUI.IUgUg vrgg cisiA VinillVtil nefF.6, Bridge, abre, Landry, Long, Kasha, I ay, of the Second District, for being asleep in the Stith, Thayer, Violett, and Wiltz 10. I watch bouse, came up. The prosecuting witness, air. AJupre received tne votes ot Messrs.

I Lieutenant Moude, not being present, an attacn Bailey and Howell ii, Mr. Eaeer received the" votes of Messrs. Bailey, Dupre. Gillmore. Price.

Banister. Bridge, Giffen, Kelly, and Rawlins 9. Messrs. Bailey and Rawlins haying received the requisite maioritv. were declared dulv elected Directors of the Commercial Water Works Company.

The Common Council havin? terminated the election, the Board of Aldermen retired. On motion, the Board adiourned until Fri day evening, tbe 4th inst, at 6 o'clock. CHARLES W. HOPKINS, Secretary pro. BOARD OF POLICE.

OFFICIAL. Mayobalty of New Oaleahs, City Hall, Aprils, 1855. Adjourned meeting. Present: Mayor Lewia, and Recorders Bright, Wiltz and Jackson. Absent Recorder Fabre.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Pending the reading of tha minutes, Recorder Fabre appeared and took his seat. On motion of Recorder Wiltz, the Board took a recess of one hour, to consult upon the nominations to be made. The recess having expired, the Board resumed iU sitting, all tha members present On motion of Recorder Wiltz, tbe Board proceeded to the election, of ten sergeants of the police. Recorder Wilts naminated Charlea IL Forno aa sergeant, who having received the votes of four Recorders wag declared elected.

Recorder Fabre nominates Adolph Labadie ag sergeant, who received the votes of Recorders Bright, Fabre and Wiltz, and was elected Recorder Jackson voting; blank. Recorder Wiltz nominates Louis Power ag sergeant, who received the game vote and was elected. Recorder Fabre nominates Isaac Alexander Squares as sergeant, who received the same vote and wag elected. Recorder Bright nominates Thomas IL Drvden as sergeant, who received the same vote and was elected. Recorder Wiltz nominates Joseph Salvatorv as sergeant, who having received the votes of Recorders Bright, Fabre and Wiltz was elected; Recorder Jackson voting blank.

ungni nominates John Morrill as ser geant, who received the same vute and was elected Recorder Jackson voting blank. Recorder WilU nominated Theo. Henry Simon as sergeant who received the sama vote and waa elected. Recorder Fabre nominated John P. Montamat Recorder Wiltz nominated Joaeph Grillier, and Recorder Bright nominated Edward Johnson, as sergeant ward Johnson received the voles of Bright.

Jackson the Mayor: J. P. Monta 'mat received the voteaf Recorder Fabre Joseph The Mayor here trt tarlthclraw from ths Hoard, as be perceived that tmm tha mnA nf Sroeeeaing ne couia be of no advantage to them i the selection of the police and aa he had other Duaineaa oi a dhbud naxnra nnuniw. presence woald be more useful, he would retire. And he accordingly did go.

Tbereaoon. on motion of Recorder Wilt rts. curuct nngui ww csinu jprvosuts. ua motion of necoraer wuiz ut Boarri nm. eedod to tha eleotioa ef DoHcemen for the citv of stew urieans wnea tne jowrwmg namea persons beiaa ant in nominxtion by Kecorder WilU were uaniraousiy clacted, to wit: 'VLAiiua.

Bsrama Adams. Anrt Abadia. ment was ordered against him, returnable Thura day next until which time tbe case is continued. Tbe charge against supernumerary Boyle, of the Second District for allowing a prisoner to escape from him, came up. There being no witness against him, and after hearing; his explana tions, on motion of the Mayor, the charge was dis missed.

Tbe charge against policeman P. BoxeL of tbe Second District, for being asleep in the watch house, came up. Accused admitting the charge, Recorder Fabre moved to suspend him two days longer. Recorder Bright moved to amend by reinstating him, which amendment being accepted, waa carried, ana aecusea reinstated. On motion of Recorder Fabre, tbe Board adjourned till to morrow evening at 6 o'clock, to complete the appointments.

A true copy G. W. LEWIS, Secretary. Mayoaaltv op Nkw Oblxahs, i City Hall, lS30u Adjourned meeting. Present ull Board.

The minutes of last meeting were read and ap proved. 1 On motion of Recorder Fabre, Andre Mclo was appointed policeman in the place of Joseph Grillier, resigned. Recorder Jackson moved to adjourn tin 1 curs day next at 12 o'clock and postpone until then, action on the remainder of the appointments to be made, as it intimated that the Council intends to make certain changes in said offices, said motion being seconded by the Mayor. ttecoroers Bright, wiltz. and Jackson, ana tne Mayor voted yea.

Kecoraer aore votea nay. The Board therefore adjourned to meet on Thursday next the 3d Msy, at 12 o'clock M. A true copy G. W. LEWIS, Secretary.

JSreat Closing (Hale sf the City L'smmsift, win, uiu u. 1 WJ Ull. Seventeen Hundred Beautiful Building Lots at auction. COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. City of Sr.

Louie, March SI, 1 T) erler of tbe Mavor and Council of tbe citv of St. I Louis, we will sell at public auction, on WEDGES DAY. Mav Sd. 170U BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTA Tbese lots comprise the entire subdivisions of Citv Commons, blocks numbeis SB, 36, 87, 88. 4S and 43, which have been subdivided Into smaller lots of twenty live feet front esrb, by a depth of one hundred and twenty five feet to a good alley, each lot having a front on a broad and beautiful avenue.

This property Is situated immediately west of the present city limits, on high and beautiful ground, common ding a Sne view of tbe entire city of St. Louis and tbe Miaaiaaippi River on the east, and tbe mag mncent unauiawins prairie on tne wees. Terms of aile One sixth cssb tbe balance in equal payments, at one. two. three, four and five veara.

with in terest on tbe dltfereut payments at the rate of six per ceou per annum, securea Dy areas or cruet on tne property. H. OVERSTOLZ, Comptroller. For further particulars apply to KENT A OBEAA, Real Estate Auctioneers, office 71 Cbesnut street. Sr.

Ldn'e. Mo. SaT Further information and lithographic plans can be obtained In a few days at tbe oifico of Messrs. Beard A May. New Orleans ap3 Im Folgrer'a CafJee autd Hpica AIlll.

No. 140 Poydrsa street. ALWAYS ON HAND, GREEN. ROASTED AN I GROUND COFFEE and BF1CEA Coflee Roasted for Steamboats, Families aad Groceries, st the lowest city prices. Orders punctually attended ta and delivered within tbs circuit of the city free of charge.

Green Coffee sold hers cheap. DANIEL FELGER, oas 4 IV 140 Foydrss street. JeslaJi fllacy" 18m Front street. New York, COMMISSION Merchants and Manntactoreraof Sperss aad Whale OIL and CANDLES, have constantly oa band and offer for sale Patent and Sperm Candles, la boxes aad cartoons Adamantine Candles, first quality, Mould Candles, suitable for any climate, assorted tlzas. Winter Sperm OU, bleached anil unbleached.

Winter aad Sarins Bleached Whale, Lard aad Bad Oils. Sheathing Copper, aatorted sixes, 14934 oa. Refined Borax, la boxes aad barrels. alT 84 ly Fsjp Kar. rpHB Msalding Tleor, Steam Eagfne, Bofler ahd Ca A pola attached, af she Julia street FonadryJwtth or without taa two story brick Dwelling House and Store la front.

For esrnas annlv oa tha aremiaea. Nav ano Jalia AAtzzaTt HAvaVrrTf OTL lv.V ft, ato SWtoacS 9i ths Bellvllls nHayBwms iu pviaj fit INSURANCE; QsM mat! lntaamutev Caaapaaj NW Orleans. fv Jhuawhu atatesasat af Tv UMsAlrssf this CoampaayU Total aaoont of Rs Insurance, expen'ves, discount, Total abnsbedia eomJnralty wits the raqiurasents af taali char amoant'ef Fremlnms received for ths year ending soth December, Amount of antcrnuaated risks, Slst Decem ber, 1S6S Total amount of premiums for tha year and. soth December, ISM. Vlii 4S For preailams on River Risk SSSTS 14 for premiums on ataiine RlskslllMS SI Leas premlBms on risks not termlnn ted soth December, 1864..

Return 9 ,304 go S.TTS 11 Neearned premiums far the year ending soth December, Losses daring the same period, via On Fire Risks lllg9S SS Ob River Risks TS Oa OS Selnsarance, ei senses, interest oa scrip, Isaaed, Ac, lem interest, discount, Net earned profits for tbe year cndlngrtbesoth December, 1864... Invested In mortgages oa property worth donble the amount loaned thereon Loaned on bank Bills receivable at short time, for premiums Bills receivable, being balances on aobscription Invested In real estate (ofllce TS Camp Dae for premiums, la coarse of 00 00 96,716 48 M3S 61,000 00 collection 14,750 94 'Cash on band tOS.osr as 33,901 SI 114.MSO0 70810 Bl 11 SSlSrtaO 40 S4 aii os Tbe Company have the following assets, Vis amo.sie STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orlesns, city of New Orleans. Be tt remembered, that oa tbe 19th January, ISM, before me, a Justice of tbe Peace, In and for tbe city aforesaid, personally appeared Alexander Brother, President, aad James R. Wheeler, Secretary of tbe Borne Mutual Ansor ance Company of New Orleans, who, being duly sworn. according to law, do depose and say that tbe above ac ounls are Just and true, and a correct transcript from the book of said Company.

A. BROTHER. President. JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.

worn to and snbscribed before me, this, the lath day af Januarv. 1866. C. V. JONTE.

Second astir of tbe Peace of tbe Parish of Orleans. The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay an Interest of sis per In cash, on tbe outstanding certificates of profits, to the holders thereof, or to their legal represents rJv on sod after Monday, the ISth of February seat The Board of Trustees have also directed that tbs amount of profits for tbe year ending the 99th December, ISM, say SSISI OS be placed to tbe credit of contingent account. Tbls Company continues to Insure against the perils of the sees, rivers and loss or dsmsge by lire at the current tea of premium Office, ft a. 78 Camp street. E.

1. Rogers. ALCiAnUEH BKOiaLK. rwarab JOHN R. SHAW.

Vice President. JAMES H. WHEELER Aecetory. Hew Orleans, Jsnuary iv, ism. Trustees.

John Shaw, M. L. Levy, W. L. Lanier, Geo.

W. West, A. II May, W. Tufts, John 3. Oreen.

John Owen. S. DeViaaer. John O. Woodruff, John Hall, Robert Dyes, r.

Harrison. 3aeob Hov. I Jurey, A O. Nelson, lankllu Shaw, w. v.

inmptlns. Rufua Mcllbenny. W. H.Avery. John O.

Cscks. J. Gsyle, John A Long herty John Rodenberg, Isaac H. Btanfler, Wm. H.

Letch lord. id os. d. 1 syior, jv. converse, John C.

Goodrich, J. Eager. 8. B. Curry, Jas Ajsmlslan inntasU Jnaarance Company of I New Orleans.

la conformity with the requirements oftbetr charter, the Company publish the following statement Amount of premiums for the year ending 12th March, loss, vis: On Fire Risks On Marine On River Total Less return 85,301 SI Less premiums on risks not terminated, (reserved) 67,239 Id Earned premiums for the Amount paid for losses daring the same period, vis: For Fire 108,310 88 For Marine Losses. 33,093 84 For River Losses 14,640 TS lnterestr aissoi ss 116.76 79 63,764 13 306,818 64 166J46 ta 91 egj93 47 S44S6 07 186,161 13 Net profits for the year ending March 1, ia, 69,073 94 Tbe Company have tbe following assets, vis: Bills receivable, at short time, for 8ajo 68 Bills recelvsble, being subscription notes 199,647 16 Doe for premiums In course of 89,986 71 Invested In loans on SJS1 98 Cssb on 33,788 68 319,010 36 STATE OP LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, City of Mew Orleans Be lt remembered, that en tbe tb March, before me, tbe subscriber, a Justice of tbe Peace In and for tbe city aforesaid, personally appeared Charlea Brlggs, Preal dent, and H. F. Janvier, Secretary, of tbe Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, who being duly sworn, according to law, do depose and asy, that the above accounts are Just aad true, aad a correct transcript from tbe books of tbe said company. CHAA BRIOGS, President H.

P. JANVIER, Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before me, tbis 84th day of I March, iseo. C. V.

JONTE, Second Justice of tbs Frees for tbe Parian of Orleana The Board of Trustees hav; declared a dividend of Twenty per cent, on tbe net earned premiums of tbe year ending Maich lath, lass, for wblcb scrip certificates will be issued oa and after tbe first dsy of June next. Tbe Company continue to Insure against tbe perils af the seas and rivers, and less and damage by Are, at the current rates of premium. Office southeast corner of Csmp and Natcbei streets. CHAA BRIOeS, President. A.

CARRIERS, Vice President, H. P. JANVIER, Secretary, hew Orleans, March 84, I860. A Carriers, C. Houold, J.

H. Ogleaby, John Foa, A. Riecbsrd, 8 8. Green, A. Lecnort, Frsnk WiUisms, E.

Hymen, B. Brugier. J. Tbornbill, Bbte, 18S6 ly Trustees E. Osnuchean, Martin, W.

A. Violett, E. H. Pomroy, J. C.

Sbanosn. J. M. Savage. M.

rue ner. Wm. Urquhart, Tbna. Byrne, A. R.

Montgomery, R. Csmmsck, P. A Degelos, F. W. Aircbboff, nugenc.

W. Tcmoleton. M. Musson. J.

T. Hsnemann, G. W.Dunbar, F. J. daSilva, W.

A Johnson, G. A. Foadlck, I). P. Logan.

jraetosai mBtaual 1 sannL aoa) ums bsutj, la coaformlty with tha reqmlsttlea of their charter, the Company ssbaalt tha following statement, vlsi Amoant of premlBms oa policies Issued from July is, 1863, to Jane so, ism SM.sey VI Aaaoaat of utaaaalaatad risks Jely IS, 138,04 at Total amount of premtsms at Vis i PrenUum oa Fire Marine 40 River do. 336,131 eg Life do. 94S SB aiSS.TB Less premlsm on risks aot ter aated 68 af.T. soM 15 Relasurance. szpensea.

Interest, dis count, ate, Samuel Be U. J.A.BareUL I. W. Xac harts, David Hadden, M. O.

H. Norton, T. audoecae. Ifjeorgg J. B.

Belli W. Hawkins, W. Robinson, J. G. Staase, P.

Btnuna, B. W. Esttta, T. B. Yallla, W.

F. Vredenbara, John T. Beinj A BL sUanedy, I. W. B.

B. IsBBtT C. FeiTpwea, Jonsa, Jo llecaj, ST34.141 Rett earned profits for near Hit 1S8JM1 IS Rett earned premiums for near Ills months is lioss paid daring ssme period, vis Ob Fire Risks ttmjsn oa An i i 01 River do BM.til so Llis do 10,000 00 t443 at rasss at The Company have the following assets, vis i Invested In bond and mortgage oa property lr. fSstst. W.

Sanltlu Areattat. .98,108 worth double the amount laaaed tbarooa 00 Loaned on bank, and other 00 00 Bills receivable, oeing notes tor premiums go IBVeetea IB real oshhc, aarimariro vaiaa B7(V 000, cost 8408 88 Due for premiums In coarse ef collection 63rrg 61 ar Cash oa hand ISTog Bf i Total 61 The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay aa Interest of Six Per Cent, in ths csrUflcats of profits lar the years, vlxi 1880... 1861 130,10 lass 159,430 1S53 SSTIO To ths holders thereof or their legal representatlvea, oa and after Meaday. the 14th Asgast, 1864. aaa The Ti unlets have alas declared a dtvidsad of Xen Per Cent, oa ths Net Earned Pranireaus af tha Coss aaay tor ths year eadlng ths soth June, 1864, for which eerttflcabts will beissasd sa aad after the uta aepteni THOA A ADAMS, President GEO.

JO BAA, Vice Prasldsxt. C. A atAJIBOSil, ascrstary. gohaSWat. J.T.Donald, BL AveBdana, A Tremsuistj Chaa, Harispe, Jsa Coonehy, BBe, Saaita.

aaiSSer' TT AS retaroed to tbs city aad vrfa attend to taa darUas AA af hls professlsa as saasv omcsanof Bat PBttak1gltt.aa HatU itrggta, 'clock A. M. nitmi MORGAN. foot of Jolis street, my opposite the SteaaMbJp Landtag. A stesTMhly of this Una wlU teave every aOMAT and THDR8DAT.

LT Bhtimas will please arovlda themselves with the steamer's bills of lading. In er flTEALT Vara rras. 1 KVTK Bay tJ. 8. Mall Line Tb Staamship FXB sr.Vr a Aicr r.

Henry Flacs commander. iu leave as aoava on iusuai. lam najwu as fossil on IHUaSUSJ. May IT. at 8 o'cuct A.

M. New Orleans and Texas United States aUd Una Tbe aew aad BUfBlficnt steamsbJp AnxiL.CS. John a. TbORJPoon. commander, will leave as above, panctaally.

fat freight or ptsaage. having vaty nnertar state room accommodaUona, apply to arris A of alia street, All fre(ht ahlDoed delivered to CapC Kennedy, of I lem otherwise aireciea. opposite the Iteamsbija Landing. oy tne ftaocin the At educed. Cabin Faaaage to New York, Twenty Dollars.

skiibiH will be steasaer atoampas, an ar Shippers mast provide themselves with the steam bills of lading. Wo other form will beelgned. my4 FOB VERA CRUZ D. 8. Mall tine The SWPa numMrnt eteamshlD ORIZABA.

2nSaW4ain.Thnmae Forbes, commander, will leave for Vera Cms on MONDAY. May 14ti, at 8 o'clock A. BL panctnally, carrying the 0. A alalia. For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations lor cabin ana steerage paasengerv.

appiy HARRIS A MORS An. foot of Jnlla street. opposite the Steamship Landing, gar Passengers mast provide tbemseives with passport Com the aiexican tooiuL No freisht will be received wlthont an order from yke agents. my fjalllornla. NEW ORLEANS AND CALIFORNIA 1 SteamabipLine, via nlcsrnfna Only twelve milea land travel For San Vraoclaco Tbe new and elent ateamahin DANIEL WEBSTER.

Lness. ommanding, will leave fir Folnt Arena on MONDAY, May 14th, at 8 o'clock A connecting at San Joan del Bar with the splendid steamship Cortes. For tickets apply to mvi W. C. TEMPLETON, 75 Camp street.

Say Passengers by tbls line go through regularly in twenty days. gar Paa engers will observe tbst tbls is the' only direct Hoe from New Orleans to Sao Francirco. Tbe steamers da not loach at Havana, and the trip is invariably made In from eight to ten days lest time than by any other route. Passengers are guaranteed to arrive in San Francisco Inside twenty days Kstr 4Jstllfnitta. FOR CALIFORNIA.

VIA HAVANA, As pinwali and ranams Tbe u. a. man steam ship Co's floe new stesmer GRANADA, S. nreeiaehr. with tbe Government mails snd connectine with tbe 8.

Mail steamsblp El Dorado, at Havsna, and tbe Pscibc mail steamship Golden Age, at Panama. Tbe Panama Railroad IS NOW OPEN FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN, and the transit made in foar boars Tbe dnvs of eeilinc will hereafter be the and sotn 01 each month, from this port, via Havana. Tbrougb tickets can now be oDtainei at tne omce 01 ARMSTRONG. HARRIS A apSl tMa4 43 Natcbei atreet, near Camp. Maw Yorak.

my3 V. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR NEW VIA HAVANA The and elesant ateamship eHAIAUA, 8. Urimn. commander, will leave her wharr, opposite Jackson Square, for N.

York, via Havana, on SATURDAY May 6, at 8 o'clock A precisely with toe Gov. ernment malls and passengers. For freight or pssasge snolv at tbe office of the Company, 71 Magizine atreet. appy ai iuc Jcat)unQat LACGHLAnD apt'. tMa4 Aaenta.

NEW IORK AND NEW OKLEAM STEAMSHIP COMPANY For New York. Havana The new, splendid, side wheel steamship CAHAWB A. W. Shufeldt.commanoer, will leave ber wbarf. First District, on WEDNESDAY, Msy 9th.

at 8 o'clock A. M. Knr freight or passage, apply to JAMES CONNOLY A Agents, apSS If 44 Foydrss atieet. Key Went. FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

DIRECT The elesant ateamship ST. LAW OBjardBSBBBBBBnBjVBBBBBBj arj 1UVUIUV, shore on SATUKLtAy, the 5th lnst, at 8 o'cioca A. Bl. For freight or passage apply to W. PLETON.

Csmp street. UNITED STAT Eg MAIL Sfml Week'y New York and Savannah steam ships The nsw aad splendid aids wheel steamships FLORIDA, 1300 tonsCapt. M. S. WoodbaU, ALABAMA, 1300 G.

R. Bchenck, AUGOSTA. 16O0 Lyon, ANOXVILLE, 1600 tons Capt C. D. Ladlow, will leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY and SATUR DAY.

These shins are moil the larsest on tbe coast, ansor passed In speed, safety or comfort, making their psaaasra In 60 to boors, and are commanded by skillful, careful and polite officers. Having elegant state room accommo nations, they ofler a most desirable conveyance to Mew Iork. CaktB Psisifg StO Bucrags Passage A AD EL FORD, FAY A Agents in Bavaaaab SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, SavaBBah, BToyember lr, lM. Ssilins Days 13 Broadway, New York.

nM Favra KaelucM. Cabin Passage from Charleston to New York, 80. CHARLESTON STEAM PACKETS SEMI BaWEEK.LV. NASHVILLE, 1600 M. Berry, commander.

MARION, lK) tons W. Foster, commander. JAMES ADGCR. 1900 Turner. commander.

SOUTHERNER, looo tons. D. wan, commander. Lesve Adger's Wharves every WEDNESDAY and BArCRDAY afternoon, after ths arrival of the cars from the aouto ana west. Tbese steamships were built expressly for this line, and for safctv.

comfort ana spoea are onnvaiea on tne sjoasc Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and coar toooa commanders will ensure travelers bv this line everv possible comfort aad accommodations. or rreignt or passage, nanng eiesans ataie room acco modationa, apply to MJSSROON, JelS Charleston, S. C. Cabin Pssasge 6S8 8 4 :ha.r lesion to FblladeiDtalau Through In 46 to AO Fare 830, meals Included.

JMKKJCAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINK. Steamship (QUAKER CITY, H. Hodgson, commander itjuu tons oartneB. The above new and magnificent steamship, i built expressly for this route. Is one of tbe 'larsest on tbe American coast, aa hransor ed if equaled for speed, strength, comfort ar accom From Charleston 10th, and aotb day of each month.

From Philadelphia Mb, ISth an i 2Mb day of each month. Aiena is ruusacisuia, unuja a n. Agents In Charlestoa. ly 371a North Wharvss HOLMES A STONE Boyce A Co. 'a Wbarf.

Vute River. FOR GREENWOOD. LEFLORE. 81 don, Yazoo City, Batartia and all Inter mediate landings neguisr pscset steamer laAKELLA, Edward Pbelpa, master, will leave tcsmeriiAIIE as above on TUESDAY, tbe 8th inst. at 6 o'clock P.

M. For freight or paassge spply on board, or to mys o. sini i io iisosi irrerr. FOR GREENWOOD. LE FLORE.

bula. Yazoo Citv. Satartis. Vicksborc. nd all Intermediate Isudiuga Tbe steamer JOHN bTRAl'ER, Brown, master, will leave as aoove on SATUR DAT, fttb at 6 o'clock P.

M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to my3 LEWIS 8N APP, sv Front street. Bar Talabuaba and Grenada freisht muat be conslsned to some bouse in Leflore or Greenwood. FOR WYATT, BELMO.tT. PANOLA, outb of Coldwster.

Greenwood. Sloo iCity. Satart's. snd all landings on Yazoo kirer Tm Daaaenser ateamer ECHO. Dvaa Powers, mas ter, will leave as above on SATURDAY, tbe stb at 6 o'clock P.

M. For freisht er passage apply nn board, or my to JOHN HYDE A 4 Foydrss at. Onnrhlra Itlver. FOR OUACHITA RIVER The splendid 'feat running passenger packet atesmrr iH AYS. John C.

Graetl. master, will leave aa above oa SATURDAY, Ma St 6 o'clock P.M., for Camden. FiencbDort. Beech Hills. Miller's Blurts.

JCbampagnolle. Wilmington, Pigeon Hills, aiarie saline. siiDimi ijSBaiD, uukuiis i ty ououiu oi dbtoh oar fcuuiuiuew, sun uur'n, uuuiu gi iuuiouf, iccumhi. Monroe, Fine Biuff, Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity. and all intermediate landings on Ouachita and Black Riyers.

For freight or passage applv on board ortof mys LEWIS BIN APP, 37 Front street. F. FOR OUACHITA RIVER Tbe splendid fast runnlns paaseuser packet etesmer rnr.nnilr.TH It l.irin.itnn mmm. Ur. will leave as above on SATURDAY.

6th at 6 o'clock P. for Camden, Frrnchport, Beech Hills. Mil ler's Bluffs. llmioxtnn. Pieenn Hills Msrie Baline, Alaoama Landing.

OuacbiU City, Month of Bartholomew. Port union. Mouth ol Liar boon Trenton Monrne. Pine Bluff. Columbia.

HarriaonDnrr.Trinitv. and all Intermediate landings on Ouachita and Black Rivera. er ireignt or passage apnry on ooara, or to LEWIS 8NAPP, 37 Front street, or to ALLEN A SHANNON, myg Tcboupttoolss rt. FOR OUACHITA RIVER. BAYOU 'Bartholomew and Lower Tensas Tbe lisht larausor.

stesmer w. iuunu. curd maater. will leave for Bavou Bartholomew. Ouachita Citv.

Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Harritonburs, Trinity, snd will also take freight for all 'landings on wer Tensas and black Rivera, witb despatch, i or freight or paassge PP'7 on iwskru, oc sp LEWIS SNAPP.ST Front street. Belleville Iron Works. Alalera. W. COOK.

Iron Founder, and Manuiacturer Steam Ensiner. Susar Mil hu Vacuum Pans. Cotton re aeea. saw azius, jjraimng macuines, ana maccinery of every description. Iron snd Brass Castings made to order.

Steamboat, Cotton Press, Railroad and Plantation wora exeeutea witn care and tbe utmost despatch. Me tallic and Composition Packing for Steam Cyiindere.of all kinds, made to order at the shortest notice. Grate Ban, of various patterns and styles Stirrups. Flange Bolts. ate, constantly on nana, iron fronts ana auiiaers' cast ings furnished with despatch sad the Desgpoaslble style as lr For Hale A LARGE SAW MILL in perfect order, on tbe North side of tbe Bsck Bsy of Biloxl, Two Gangs of Saws one to square the trees, tbe other to cut tbem into boards; a Vertical Saw, Circular Ssws, a Lath Machine, two Planing Mac nines, a fine Family Dwelling house, four other good Dwelling houses, snd about fourteen booses for laborers.

Tbe boilers aud engines are of sufficient strength to run the whole of the above machines at the same tame. For further particulars and terms spply to tbe ConsoU dated Association Bank, No. 79 Toulouse street. For cossets are invi.ea to visit tue place. apt? im HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE CO.

No. 13. New Orleans. Aril 4. 18M.

1 AT a regular monthly meeting of this company, held this dsy. the folio sing resolution was passed andor aerea to oe published Resolved. Tbst CHARLES DAUVERQNE, late Sec re tarv of Peraeverancr Fire Comnanv Nn. 13. be and la faere by soli Bed to appear at tbe next regular meeting of this companv.

to be held on Tuesday, Msy 30, 1856, and answer to the charge of embezzling tbe funds of tbis company, or suuer iu, extreme penalty or roe law. By order. JOHN COOPER. Seeretarv. BaV The Savannah Georgian and St.

Louis Rep blicaa wm picase copy lores times ano. aena Dill lo this compe ny. aprr at PIS ly Teaata I THE undersigned are locating lands In Texas oa tr. vorabie terms All those heldms claims for lands aalocatrd woald do well to call on the sooscribers. i.

Bi SMOOr, Alton, Dcatoa county. P. HATCHER, 196 Grarier street, Wstm Wiavas New Orleana, Vf EL HAN ICS, field hands, cooks, washers sad ironszs, XiA Buraea, plougb bore. Ac, for aale by J. Is, CARMAJi A Aucttoaeera, No.

60 Msgaxins atreet sssTDeaog Tga. lok Orarler street, ander the snnerfa. fit JF I I 1 Tj DAlVT i rt, 1 later i knroreaaare aaeaeti em CUBA, R. A. aad OKLSOII, Cap.

aeooea ran. inter, and Bacea, mastes having btn kalit sspiamiT far tea mke wads, wua ao pertor aocommodatlona. One of aha above iliinm will lee aba rontchartraia Railroad DAXLT. on an val of tha 4 O'clock P. af.

OjnmSmm. will atna Psscsgoalaoa Mondays aad Thandsys, aad at Fast Chris Tian ids ok. aver u.it, habut us Tbamday evenings. cabin I mm 1 1 anj rsaaage oi aauora, a Deck a oc Negroes in lota of Sve aad i ag Negroes in lots ot foar or 01 Cabin Passage from fragoni 4 OS Deck 1 it Kar Free list entirely snspeoded. aW The mall baa will leave tne oflkce of the aaeatdaliv at o'clock promptly.

o31 R. BPPBf. Ageav. 10 Baak Flaee iCovinatan The new. splendid and sab.

etantisl Lake steamer LENORA. (bui't expressly for tbe Lake trsde,) T. W. Dannies, master, will leave aa fol lows. Tlx: 1.

Pontchartrain Rairoad. 1 Covington. Mondays, 10 AM. cars. I Taesdays, A.

M. Wednesdsvs. 10 A. M. cars.

I Thursdays. Fridavs. 10 A. M. cars.

I Batordavs. Saturdava. 4 P. SL ears. I Leaves MmAmt Monday, at SO minuteato 6 o'clock A and sends her passengers to tbe city by the 8 o'clock A.

fd. cars. Pssasge, SI. Meals, 60 cents. For farther information, apply ou board.

1 Freight roast be sent to the boat by the 9 A. At. cars, or It will be left till tbe neat trip. ray? iblp FOR MANDEVILLE AND MADI mville Tbe low Drestnre iron ateam UNITED BTATES. Geo.

W. Ardlll, master, leaves tbe Jefferson and Late Pontchartrain Railroad for the above every TDC8DAT and THURSDAY, on tbe arrival of the express train, which leaves Tivoli Circle at SO minutes p't 8 o'clock A. and on BAT0RDAT8, on tbe arrival of tbe express train, which leaves tbe Circle, at SO minutes past o'clock P. M. 1 returning, will leave Madisonville every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock A.

M. Fare one dollar chlMren, half price, far Tbe D. 8. baianeatand airy cabin, and being a Btramanip can mage oeT tnpa 10 ait sioaaoi wmneiwiui pet feet safety and regularity. She will positively remain in this t'Sde throughout the year.

ap86 i.oweir iTllanlaalppl. REUULAK MEBirtlls rAt rki. I or emohla. Helena, rianoieou. ureenviiie.

Lake Frorldence. Vickabnrg, and all inter mediate Jandinga Tbe fine regular and fast running fr.i.hr nn Mondar nurnlni. and will leave for tbe above on WEDNESDAY, ilth at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage, baring very superior accommodations, apply on board or to met JOHN E.

HYDE A 4 Povdrasst lag" The Bella Donna will afendtoall ths business of the Bulletin No. and take freight and passengers for Nashville, to be reabipped by packet from Memphis. ville The ATfU WW U. MAIL BALIZE PACKET Tbe fine and substantial steamer OPHELIA, iJohn Dimitry, master, will run in tbe parish of Plaquemines during tbe aummet. once a week, leaving New O' leans every SATURDAY, 19 o'clock A.

M. snd returnins, leave the Belize everr Mndsy morning, arriving In thecityon Tuesday even ins. For freisht or psstaee apply on board, or to CHAS. DE BLANC, 14 Customhouse st. SaF Persona wiabing to vialt tbe Belize on an excursion, will have tbe privilege of remaining on board daring het stay there wlthsut extra charge F8 tf FOR BAYOU LAFOURCHE, LOCK.

port, Doua'daonvUle, snd all landings on iBavoo Ltion coe 'the recniar nacxec J. Laoartbe, master, will leave ss above everv SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock A M. For freight or passage ap ply oa hoard, or to tf CHAS. DE BLANC. 14 Cusf ombonse s.

THE LAFOURCHE PACKET CAR RIER, J. J. Brown, master, H. St reck lerk. will commence ber trips on 8A1 Unv DAY.

lie 7th inst. snd will leave New Orlesns even SATURDAY, at iso'cock arriving at Lot sport on Sunday night. Returning, will leave Lockport Monc ay mornings, at 6 o'clock, and Tblbodaux Tuesday moro'ogs at 6, arriving in New Orleans Tuesday night. a. rusr.ji.

new uneana, V. RICHARD, lbibo lsux KaT The Carrier baying been purchased by Brown and Btreck, expressly for the Lafourche trade, merchants and planters can rely on ber remainiug in tne trade the year round. spft 1 FOR MILLIKEN'B BEND. V1CK8 Wsrrenton, New Cert age. Grand Gulf.

Rodnev.Nstcbez. Fort Adams. Bsvui Sara aud Baton Rouse Saturday Weekly Vicks burg packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE Tbe new maguitirent, swift running, passenger packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE, J. M. White, master, will leave ebove every SATURDAY, at 6 o'clock P.

M. Forfreig or paaaage apply on board, or to mou x. a. imiTH, 10 canai street Tbe Belle will take Yazno freight aud res hip connecting witb several Vat on biers at Vicksbnrg. THE CAPITOL Twice a Week fo Bayou Sara For Bay on Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson.

Lobdell's Store. Baton Ron re. uworoiine. Donuloaonrille and all Intermediate land inga Tbe new and splendid steamer CAPITOL, T. M.

Ure, master, will lesve for tbe above porta on SUNDAY at 9 o'clock A and on WEDNESDAY, at 6 o'clock f. M. Returning, will leave Bayou Sara after she arrival Tl the cars. For freight orpasaage apply on board, or to JOHN J. PEARCE.

13 Contl street, HOLMES A CLAUSS, 14 New Levee, JalW ly or MENARD A VIGN AUD, 16 Bienville at, BT A cierk will be on tbe Levee, near tbe foot of Conn street, to receive freight during the sbaence of the boat Rodney, atei aev. Tbe owners of the BELLA DONNA bsve purchased the steamer i take her place in tbe Bavou Sara trade. She win continue to ran regularly aanns tne summer, leev ing New Orlesns as usual every SATURDAY, at 6 o'clo P. and Bayno Sara on Wecjnesdav, after tbe arrival of the cars from Woodville. For freisht or passaee, apply on board, or to HOLMES A CLAUSS, mhir am 14 Tchoupitoalas street UNITED STATES atATrr PAfTKRT D.

Jr. For Vlckaburs. Warrenton. New tuogc, a.uwwvu, umuu .11, ai. jnepB Waterproof, riatcbec.

Fort Adams. Bavon Sara Port Hudson. Baton Rouse. Plaauemine. Donaldsonville.

Tbe magnificent fast running passenger packet C. D. T. C. Holmes, master, will lesve aa above every TUES DAY, at 6 ciock V.

For freisht or passage apply oa board, or to CARROLL, PHJTCCAR1) Jsiv tf Union Row, Carondelet at reel Car Tbe C. D. will go thronsb to Vicksburg without tention. and will connect there with tbe Jacbton cars. UNITED 8TATES MAIL PAChVET rtATCHEa ror Vlcssourg, Warren ton New Carthage, Asbwood, Grand Oulf.

St oar dd. Kodnev. Waterproof. Ketches, Fort Adams. Earaa oara, ron nuaaon.

Baton riaquemine, Louaiason masnincent new every 8ATURDAY, at 6 o'clock Dsssase applv on board, or to regular passenger packet T. P. Leatcers, master, will leave as above er, wiu leave as aoove P. BL For freight or CARROLL, FRTTCHARD A Jai8 tf Union Row. 61 Carondelet street, gag The etches will go through to Vicksburg withes detention, and will connect there with the Jackson car on Monday.

U. 8. MAIL PACKET New Orleans. 'Port Hudson, Bavou Sara and Coast Packet iTbe pssaens er steamer NEW LATONA. Emile Gross, master, will leave aa follows for Bsyou Sara every FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A.

M. for Port Hudson every MONDAY, st o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves Bayou Sara every Seurday, afser the railroad cars; Port Hudson every Tuesday, sr o'clock P. M.

nlT 64 ly BaV A receiving clerk will be always on tbe Levee, foot of Bienville street, to receive freight. There is a sign on tbe wbarf. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACRET Leav Ing EVERY ALTERNATE WEDS Au. msusi ror auemonis. Helena, nanoie reenviiie.

Lake Providence. Virk.hnr. .11 dlate Jandinrs The splendid regular passenier stesmc GEORGE COLLIER, jBoslee, muter, will leave above every alternate WEDHESDAY, throughout tm or pnasese, uanng sapenor acconxnsr aations, apply on board, or to osg tf GEO. W. SHAW I ICrr tW ORLEANS AND LAFO0RCHA irvTT P1'" Kimet rs.nm asass assBasssaasBD.

Terrebonne, master, having been thor pug tuy repaired, will resume her regular trips in theebovi 2 rf VtWL'1A November Tth. leaving New Oriea IVERYUESDAiirt 9 o'clock A. M.ud FRJLAI at clock P. M. Re will leave Lockport even Wednesday, at 6 o'clock A ttland every Saturday, at ii O'clock M.

ThlbodauA every Wednesday, at 1 o'clock BL, and every Setordar. at a o'clock P. M. Far trat.ht or passage, baring superior accommodations, apt ty ta Messrs. C0NERY A rVlLsON, No.

Front Leveg. ftev. OTleans, or to the captain on board. SaT The F. Bparbawk will run to Donaldsonville enH leaving New Orleans as above, and Do aid sonvllle every Thursday, a 6 o'clock A.

at. and even Sundav. at 8 o'clock A AgenU In Thibodanx, Messrs. VAN LEW ABELU Agent In Dnnsldeonville. V.

MA0R1N. pf I ffv? Bs REGULAR U. A MAIL PACAET Fot JjJitAsbton. Pllcher Point, Shlnwiths Land gaTaeawwanaawl Ing, Lake Providence, Vicksburg, aires ton, new Carthage. Grand Gulf, Rodney, Natches.

Adams, Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge, and the Intermedlats landings Regular Weekly Packet The magnificent fast running passenger packet steamer FRANbTlYON. J. a iesT above every THURSDAY, at 6 clock punctually, carrying the mail on that dav. For freight or passage apply on board, or to 718 T.

B. SMITH. 16 Caaalst, aar Freight taken for all poinU oa tha Xasoo. It coa signed to a bouse in VickahnrV lagtorVraly. freight mor.

Jfl gllg White lllvep. ANU BLACK HIVERS. he fine steamer RED RIVER, Bern. Orr. mut.r 1..

iZ bite and Black Rir.rs i r. Ausuata. Grand 7, 7 ,7 xu.a&i oiuus, aocr ermeuiate landings, will leave im oco inst, at 5 o'clock P. M. or passage spply on board, or to LEWIS 8N APP, 37 Front street or ALLEN A SHANNON.

mT3 TT 67 Tcbonpitoo las street. on For freight (Jnmberlnnd Kiver. FOR NASH VII. I. ir rrmssvit EddVVlile.

Canton. Mfmnhli PadneaK Smlli.l.. landings The new and Ve'V lirht drmaske ateamer FLORIDA. Wells. nuM .11 1....

c.tiid DAY, the 6th at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight apply on board, or to mys pell, BUCHANAN A CO Ofi Mag nine st To ten boat Owners. a ine nnderaisned wiabea to purchase a gtt drausht STEAMBOAT, on th would make a mood tawboat for the rade on the Alabama river. She must be in good order and free of incumbrances.

Apply or address GEO. O. BARER, aps" EM Rnom 41, City Hotel, for three dava. ueorse Harvey Edwla H. Whedoa.

Anrtlaa limn mm tm Ht. i iw HARVEY A WHEDON, Auctioneers, 'ua Mala street. We attend nrwin.ll f. of merchandise mn.lmrf n. k.

from our long experience in the auction business, and having he advantage of a good market at all seasonsTtrurt that we eanirender entire satisfaction to all who may arish to favor US with ennal iau Md Western, fflerehtasits. BsLiS'K. Tl ME PIECES. aaowai. No.

Coaitlandt street. New manatactnrer and i A 1 T.ew Western merchants tohfi lanre and well asanrtea seAet, ii TTIT anJ retail. as, aalars will da well to call before sarcnaatng elsewhere. us a4 acsjoa, Brew Tork. gtfai ayc, ') 'tlraasj aius at aTAVag aa 9 based oa alNk i sU isLIa Law a c.

STEAMBOAT. for at Loala aa gkEEdn I board, or to TORiT. tOtla, CAl AJ nd all l.tmti.. 1 jT apply on board, or to my ituoE.ua. RDLAR IT.

LODig faCK tor St. Lost and art tntermediata lanxUriasea E. HTDE Ca, 4 Foydrss fedr A plan of ber cabin can be aeea and stauTv geged en application to the sgenta. uiaR ar. loui FAcal" X3 7n ssenger Joeepl, Brown, auurer lesre tor the above and all utermediele landtn' TDKSDAY, the sd at o'clock Thi.

Is faniabed la tbe moat Bmrroved COVINGTON D. 8. HAIL LIN4u3y I comtnrt, safety and speed, aaa mi Msndevllle. Lewisbnrc. Madisoavilla and I panaaally at the tiae u.

A plaa of the caiua can be sesa aad state by applying to mye 0 ELL, BUCHANAN St CO I UMBOS, W. SSMsgarhter REtiDLAR ST. LOnia pii i ne Hgh draught aaaaenact aJaL V.I. A. I b( Loo and all intermediate landincs aTsiOM A.

M. I ths 7tl inst at a 'clock P.M. Far fSlgmtr! onvllle an I apply on board, or to gas ar asav. m. 4 JOHN E.

HYDE gt CO.i 4 iHini SaS A Blaa of ber eabioa cu k. 1 cored on application to tbe aeenta, rT.1' arLjbasTBaPSaVd Js. KiGDLAsV IT. LOUIJ FACAtf" aoove and ail Intermediate uudings on' 1 JE212 WHITE. 6J Fm STY Bsw run.

or. LODia ssri sTJI sb 1 I Jlllll A ml rx lf' ss aoove on BATDROAr, tLaath sJTl'J P. M. For freight or psssage apply VboS. fci fsyette street, or to 'saTiost af my jvnpaois ROPP.71 TchotmlBwi.

at; bthe Intermediate lo 0 tnsX, I 1.., passenger steamer FLTiNO ClMVOTtiicbaM 1 master, will leave as above oa FRlDATh. Jtih wkRJL Ar.r: mv ev vi Sat Tbe Flying Cloud has been bnilt tkTTT espreasly as a. passenger packet, wtthoot trrlnmmdev leave her Bqoaravon SATURDAY. May 6, at a o' cloak A C. Church, master, will be ready to receive I regularly in tha trade UuamhoB REGULAR ST.

LOUIS FAcH 'fine renlar paaae ncer ttt I BURAE, Scab the aoove and all late mediate Undiora nn the 4th inst.at o'clock P.M. Jtat freight mys rates flhlw Klysy7 FOR CINCINNATI isnin. 'The steamer R. H. WIr8U.

master, is now recelvin v. i i i I. sr 1 8AMUEL EWTNS. 96 Omrler The Burke wUl take freight to Mt rrrf bs roa LOUIS, CA1H.O, IsJJ3 New Madnd, Randolob, Mea aTiBB, mterm.dlats landings The l. steamer juBfl SIM ON OS, Townsend, msste, ss above on THURSDAY, Msy 6 e'e i For freight only, spply nn board, or to ap30 tf GEO.

W. SHAW A OS ST. LOUib Tier. .1" packet MASaOLIA, at master, will leave for St LOlAk. tbe 14th Mav.

at 6 o'clock 1 can be aecared by apnlyiog at the alee of a THEO. BHUTE, Cottt, mi wiuib buu aui intcrmediste SATURDAY, tbe Sth Inst.at or paaaage apply on board, or to mv4 B. BELL A fT5 aa FORClNClNNATl.L0t71gVII.LF"; Madiaon The ateaasar EiJRO PA i all interinedlate laodinp on FRIDAY tbs aVs Jrl at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight wpaaatre'eipTvaaTalS or to ROGERS.

sxcSulaS m7. Psydrte at A lst4w rTfM8diBon The steamer B. H. WltisLC bCTi i. i sfMcGill, mssler, will lerre for 'h.

snd sll intermediate landings on SATURUA7 the Inst, at 6 o'clock P.M. Foffreight or Dsaiaae'soSl my3 ROGERS, MrGUTRE A tt Fsydras at I fCPr.lB. EOR LOUISVILLE The tne IjaliwtJf passenger steamer A. SHOT WELL avii 1 L. Elliott, master, will leave for tbe IO a I and i nMrmi'fli.

lnlnM 1 Tl. 11 a Vickabnrg. giving through bills lading at regular rates, she I at 6 o'clock P. positively. For freisht arBsL.

I tl ar a aea knaaul A "sm wi mvt BELL. BDCTTANATf A rn Bat A plan of tbe cabin can ha mrmn secured by applying to the agents. FOR LOUISVILLE Ths fint passenger steamer DAVID VS McGill. master. wlU leave tap is sua ail intermediate landings on FRIDAY; tbs 4 Msy, at 6 o'clock P.

M. For freisht or paasareap board. or to SELL, BUCHANAN A P'8 H.Vlnilur' SaY A elan of the cabin ean mr cmgu ujr applying to tne sgenta. LOUISVILLE The Aoe n. steamer NIAGARA Hsnr potts, master, will leave far th snd intermediate landincs on WEDNESDAY, lath 1 at 6 o'clock P.

AL For freight 01 passage spply oa or to BELL, RUCHANAlN CO, my 1 ggfaAgasW js fMmn or ene caoia can Be aaon Ai cured by applying to tbe agents. FOR LOUISVILLE Tbe LM'Wt aasenger packet PaNWT BTJ BBaasHssMBiBBHaB uunnam, For frlrh ar BELL, BUCHANAN nne, LLrr. niMWi, 111 uu inierueaiate landings on or about WEUnt. sy iocu, ax ClocS wr. M.

on ooara, or to BD30 TT Co ar A plan of tbe cabin can be seen and atass i secured by applying to the sgenta. I fCrr ttB roH LOUISVILLE Tbe Sne La' 1' paaae er stesmer BELLE 8HEB bTi 1 1 iB Devol, master, will leave for LonltTi. all intermediate landings on or about TUESDAY, Stb, at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight or paaasee ep, board, or to BELL.

BUCHANAJiCO "22 asMagarinet ay A plan of her cabins can be seen aad atata secured by applying to the agents. jaJC5i FOR LOUISVILLE The Sne passenger steamer ECLIPSE. A T. Au seon. maater.

will SnrtiM aImm itermedlse landinra on FRim i i.k clock P. M. For freight or passage apply oa aoare.erv apse BELL. BUCHANAN A Magaciaest. Say A Plan of the cabin us I cured by applying to the aaenta.

FOR LOUISVILLE The fine passenger packet EMPRESS. Shserer, ter, will leave for Louisville snd all lm mediate landings on FRIDAY, tbe 4th May, at a'civ. tut imiui ot paaaace atioiv on Board, arts For freisht or bssum armlr spiS BELL. BUCHANAN A 96 Meeaxine rt Bar A plan ol the cabin can be aeea and stats feei secured by applying to tbe agents. STEAMER ROBT.

J. "WARD, ail 1 Miller, mss er Summer Arransemeai This splendid stesmer will lesve for Leo viile and a 1 intermediate landlnsa thnasbaat ths si ss follows, to wit, Leave New Orleans SATURDAY, April M.sglF. A' Saturday, May a SATURDAY, May IS. MONDAY. Janes.

WEDNESDAY. Jaoeao. THURSDAY, July a This boat Is furnished in the most approved style tr every particular for comfort and speed, and ssaansi can depend on her leaving punctually at tbe time tain tiaed. A plan of the cabin can be seen and stats low secured by applying to the agent. sal SAMUEL CWltB, MOrayler street Real M.lve.1 FOR JEFFERSON, FORT CADI" 'Shreveport.

Grand Ecore and Alexaadris The new. lisht drausht. elesant sni running passenger packet steamer ST. CHARLES, a uel Appl gate, master, will leave for the above aad Intermediate landincs on FRIDAY, tbe Stb o'cl P.M. or freight or paavageapply on aoard, er i ny T.

B. SMITH. IS Csnal street aaV The stesmer St Charles runs la coanection the steamer Union, and reabina freirbt and above Alexandria on tbe Union. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND lA 1 'Grand Ecore and Alexandria Tue land IHlfi nmnln.

i. 8. W. DUWflK. (I r7ill Irr the above and all ia ermediste landings an Fsv tbe 4tb inst.

at 6 o'clock P. M. For freight sr ps. apply on beard, or to i T. B.

SMITH, IS canal err FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CA' 'Smitbland, Albany, Moornlag' L' iSwanson's Landiue. BhKvesart. Lcore. Grand BAn r.ntmi OmmTtmH Ecore. Grand uig, mna an intermediate landings Tne new aas passenger steamer R.

W. POWELL. H. sv1 ter. will leave as above oa FRIDAY, the Stb Ii o'clock P.

M. For freight or pasasge, Bering acco modations, apply board or to mys LEWI8 8NAPP.tr? FWt FOR SHREVEPORT, GRA Alexandria, and .11 lnt.m i MiMl.he rerular mn I). Meeowaa. maater. trill mtm en may as a o'clock p.

AL sage apply bn board, or to ROBINSON. ttComvaercl Ji aer gMght taken for above the falls, with pn'" reshlppipg. lTSaEflDLAR RED RIVER PACE For Shreveport.Grand Ecore, Netehlw; lntei mediate landings Tbe new and splendid pf "PL0ES. John C. Dowty, BsasteV, wii.

aoove every TUESDAY, at o'clock r. a returning leaves Grand Ecore every Friday, sad A dria Batu nav. For frel.htar krlaa accommodations, apply on board, or to at MEBumw''. 1 Tchonpitonlss and UmT The Ranldea baa m.A. entente Wits i stesmer Union to connect with her ot Alexaodrta.

STEAMBOAT FDLTON FOR 'The steamer FULTON, assbsBSW i Algiers, for ta'e at a barrsia if appli )T made soon. 1 ertna lih.nl AmiS, t. 1 h7bloc. myt 18t 88 Common end 41 Ceaeistre liamande, Watches, Jewelry. J.

TURflA, I porter and Dea'er In Wstebes sod 66 Cbartres street, comer of BienvlUe, Ofiera for aale at the very lowest poasibl' 1.1. i 1 iwi 1 fin. nmm larfv ana. vsissuw Ht. w.

Jewelry, diamonds, pearlev sUvarware. vases, Ac. all Warranted ss sold. Ladies and gentlemen are respectS to call and look over thia beautiful and large ea and they will be convinced of Its extraordieery i Bees. Particular attention given to repairing Jewel' especially to fine watches of every description.

most superior watchmaker from Gtaera to breach on Bis premises. 'P" a toxin. A'lttabarsT CoaJ. HOMAS 8. KOalN SON, Agent for A Millar and Riddall A Celemaa'e Miaes Plttsbarg prepired to supply by cargo steamers, found preasas, ptaaraOOBS and sugar refineries.

QSic Commercial Place. Til IOSEPB KLL10T7 woaLS Mneetniny frisnda. aad the labile la aeaeraL that I baad a sarga asaibor of very fine JB arses, matched, which caa be bought oa reasonable fc 18 months credit, for good city accestaaeea Parehaaera waald SnA It ta their aavantare tr the Doctor's stock belore rmrchssins eisarabt at lattorsai Jisoles, i. C..