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I hea I. if i or. i In 'f. I ft if! Letters frmWa10nta I Special Correerudncs ef toe Kcyoa 3 Washington, 2r. 30, 1859.

The report of the Postmaster General shows Terr plainly that the portal service cannot be carried on with the present rickety system which admits of no real and practical head and no steady and eonBiatent policy. Congress has bnrthened it with the franking privilege, and with unproductive post routes and needless offices. Congress, under the influence af the lobby, make fight of running a bill through calling for an expenditure of three or four millions by the Post Office for an overland mail to California, which comparatively few persons use one which produces only a few thousand dollars a year. Then, again, the Post Office Department is used as a political and party engine and without regard, in some instances, to its legitimate objects. Mr.

Holt comet into the department at a time when its embarrassments are increased by the failure of Congress to provide for the deficiency in its revenues, and when it is really a question whether and how long it can hobble along. He has shown himself a practical reformer, and if any one can save the department and the postal service it is he. But it is much to be doobted whether Congress, and especially the House, will comply with his recommendations. Tby will not abandon the franking privilege during a Presidential struggle. The estimates cannot be reduced to the scale of the revenue, until the postal reforms shall be adopted.

The report of the Secretary of the Treasury carries us back to the days of economy but can he arrest the progress of the country, which, every year, makes more demands upon the treasury There can be no doubt that the appropriations will exceed the estimates, if the public service is to be regarded. The general opinion here of the McLane treaty is, that it is good for nothing except as a pretext for a war upon Mexico, and that for this object, no pretext is necessary. The President's policy looks to a war, bat he relies upon the Government of Juarez, at Vera Cruz, as an efficient ally in the war. We are to put that Government in power, and then from it obtain oar just rights. We can obtain them, haps, from Miramon's Government with It is well known here that we can ta? bargain with Miramon than that McLane has negotiated with Juarez te will have nothing to do nextweelc, tl weeks after, Lnt to con sider the McLau There is no chL 5 organization of the House for some tiu not have adjourned listed, on either side, av not appear to me that the bers are bo near to a cone1 Were some weeks ago.

Toe would Year, had there of it. 'It does i Sherman mem atration as they: be points which impossible have hey will not con by adopting the rendered their united act been trine exposed. 1 tribute to Sherman's Wtio plurality ml, or hielltee'lsm The attempt to rally on Krott, CaJirw. and on Mavnaxd, of Tennessee, utterly failed The Senate will have Mi st over the election of Prir Tf ay. But at present Gen WTiian ha the track.

It will be diffi' uxAU' the opposition to him. the Pr ident takes such a tn favor of Bowman, as the pro the A organ, that he revolt, even if a number of the Demo 6enwr8 are hostile to Bowman and the eonree of the organ. The Senate print including the laws and blanks, will be worth thirty thousand dollars a year, clear of expenses, for this Congress. It would serve to pet the Constitution on its legs, whereas, without it, the paper must linger out a feeble existence, even with the share of patronage which C. Wendell is to divide with it.

The Union Whig and American movement, Started here by Senators Crittenden and Ken nedy, and by the Whigs and Americans of the House, aided by prominent men of those parties from different States, is progressing with vigor. The committee of ten, at the bead of which were Mr. Crittenden and Mr. Conrad, of Louisiana, has taken measures to increase their numbers to the number of federal electoral votes for the Presidency. They will have a member of the committee in each Congressional district, and establish a general intercommunication of opinion and cooperation in action throughout the country, among men of conservative character.

Tiber. lac Special Correspondence of the Picayune. Washington, January 2, 1860. The President's message has not settled the Territorial abstraction. Gov.

Brown, of Mississippi, and other extremists, propose to assail the President's docrines as worse than Douglas's and those of Douglas were sometime ago stated, on high Democratic authority, to be worse than those of Seward. The President desired to rest the matter on the Dred Scott decision for the present, until a necessity should arise fop the intervention of Congress. This is to be. opposed as fatal to the rights of the South. 'There will be a great debate on this point of the President's message in the Senate, and it will thence be transferred to the Charleston Convention as the point on which the nomination is to turn.

The platform to be insisted upon by some of the Southern delegates, if not all, will exclude every candidate of such moderate views as those presented by Mr. Bnchanan. The President's lecomtEemdations in regard to Mexico will not, is feared be adopted by Congress. Yet, important question before the count which partakes less than this of a party 0vBectional character. The proposition is miner tW practical in its character.

It. follows the example of the British Government on ast Indies. While they desired to make advantageous treaty, they selected a nab cognized as a Bajah, and a whom fchere Uen, force of I Xih. The arms, proceeded fc. inalrj if.

tried in the jo, would fcrths psrpose of tie expedition bT I use: tof tact rtinrctut country i a a zn, t' ml I hard to perbuade the 0use td vote any var V1' 1 rj 1tWCl 2r. treaty." The Senators dt not "puKx Ignorance of the reaU condition fifexicc, and would know morW concerning It before they act on the McLane 5eatvy7 i By the last mail, prirrt SettW from good sources In the city of ioo wreTeceived here, etatinjr rV u' andto allpru ti i vyrpses, in quiet posses sion pi me cun i nr Acapuico, in the possession AhrjJ. 8 t0 vxception, because that is beyond, iraeh sf fue Antral Government, jr. TbeY Miramon hi swept before him, from Miuatitlan Te iafene. As to the gtSat central Stalta.

liebla, Mfco, eretBro Goanajuato RfAf a that eCU BtW emrn ML oiilv States that ercn sew contribute most id Susuiui vao sk.uiw fuey are the. qiiiet possession i Miramo. whv beaten and DegoUado, enaj 1 .1.1 tfamiuv W. MS sswa j. ni sins tor lllrwnon to lo is to break arr.s,Tt Government at Vera Crux, which, ene aolhority, consists only of tuiret ami tw btherlBvidoals: This Hear wve.Cn Mexico.

It ib7 A4rre4 for year ft two, bat most nepessarUy tvur. It is not certain that soott be yonghtn; by tont. tory by United States troops, under orders already given to commanding officers of the army on the frontiers. The printing question is almost as much ft matter of interest here' as the for it involves political, personal and pecuniary considerations. Nine of the Democratic Senators refuse to go for General JJowman, of the Constitution.

The Superintendent of Public Printing has been authorized to provide for the printing at present. He will appoint Mr. Bowman, and possibly this may be the mode of settling the difficulty. But the Democratic Senators opposed to Bowman say they will vote for the Opposition candidate rather than give their votes for Bowman. Declarations were made in the House by leading Western Democratic members, which place the organization farther off.

They, the Western Democrats, will not vote for a South American. Mr. Keitt had no authority for his offer. "These members will not be transferred. The plan for uniting the votes Republican elements have, therefore, failed.

Thenext step to be taken to organize is to try to induce the South Americans in favor of them to go for Sherman, on condition that they designate the Clerk, Mr. Woodward, of Kentucky. This will suit Ohio. The device of a temporary Speaker, in ordar to pass a bill for the payment of the Post Office creditors, is wanted. An attempt to present a petition from the public creditors, asking payment, was laid over to a future day.

The House cannot be organized without a plurality vote, or the retirement of some members. Tiber. BY J. B. WALTON.

UNRESERVED AND POSITIVE SALE, For a Dlvlstoa ef Interest, or A MOST VALUABLE SQUARE, In the Fourth District, in the Immediate vicinity of the elegant mansion Of J. Buraaide, Esq. TWO MODERN BRICK DWELLINGS, on Washington Avenne. A TWO STORT FRAME MODERN BUILT DWELLING, on Constance street, near Annunciation Square, and LOT OF GROUND, on Derbifny street; for account of the Succession of Mrs. Wernlnajer ROBB, deceased.

BT J. B. WALTON, A nctioneer Office No. 10 Bank Place SATURDAY. January 31, left), at 12 o'clock.

at the St. Charlr Exchange, by Tirtne and in pursuance of an order of the Honorable the Second District Court, in the matter of the succession of Mrs. Louisa W. Root), deceased No. 10,186 dated 6th May, 1863, I will proceed to sell at public auction, the following described valuable property, to wit TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District, In square bounded by Washington Avenue, Fourth, Laurel and Live Osk streets, designated by the Nix.

1 to 0 in closrre, on a plan drawn by Louis Fllie, city surrey or, dated December 18A9. Lots Nos. to 4 adjoin each other, and measure each 39 feet front on Washington Avenue, by a depth of 139 feet. Mo forming the comer of Washington Avenue and Lao iel street. Lot fine.

to 6 adjoin each other, and measure each 39 feet 1 inch front on Washington Avenue, by a depth of lift ieet. Lata Nos. to 10 adjoin each other, and measure each 39 fret front on Washington Avenue, by a deptb of 139 feet. Let No. 10 forming the corner of Washington Avenue and Live Oalc street.

Lots Nos 11 to adjoin each other, and measure each 33 feet 3 inches front on Live Oak street, hy a depth of 130 fret. Lot No. 11 forming the corner of Fourth and Live Oak streets. Lara Nos. 16 to IS adjoin each other, and measure earn 40 feet 1 inch front en Foojth street, by a depth of feet.

Lots Nos. 17 to to adjoin each other, and measure each 33 feet 3 inches front on Laurel street, by a deptb of no feet. Lot No forming the corner of Laurel and Fourth streets. Lots No. 1 to 6 inclusive, measuring 161 feet front on Washington Avenue, by 139 feet in depth, and Lots Nos.

6 to 10 inclusive, having the sameWront and depth, and Lots Moa 11 to 16 inclusive, and Nos. 16 to inclusive, will be offered together for the convenience of parties wishing to purchase quarters of square, and if not sold, will then be sold In lots Bccordina to the foregoing description i I.U1 ur ukuuh witn tne buildings ana lnv provements tnereon, in toe rourtn District, In tne square oounaca oj asninfrcon Avenue, tunp, ourcn ana Chestnut streets, designated by the Noa 4 and 3 on two plans, one drawn by J. Bchreiber, surveyor, on the 90th of Kotemwr, inao, aeposuea in toe omee oi r. Wrtma, late a notary aod the Other drown by Hugh Grant, surveyor, on the of June, 1840, ana aepoaucs is VOf QW Of TV. Christy, late a notary public Lota Noa.

4 and 3 adjoin each other, and measure each SO feet front on Washington Avenue, by a depth of 126 feet, between parallel lines. Lot No. 4 forming the corner of Washington Avenne and Chestnut street. On these two loU there is a superior modern built TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing all the modern conveniences, two large parlors and dining room on first floor, large kitchen, wash house and pantry hi the rear, and on the second floor four bed rooms and a cabinet, three servants' bed rooms, water closet and bath raom, Ac leased until 31st October, I860, to E. Marqneze, for S13W per annum.

THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this city, In the square bounded by aahinrton. Sixth. Camp magazine sx reels, ana aesignatea as iota rooa. L. and 3.

Lot No. 1 forma the corner of Camp street and Washington svrnoe, and measures 36 feet inches front on asbington avenne, by depth snd front on Camp street of 130 feet, 6 inches and 1 line, between parallel lines. LOTS Nos. and 3 adjoin each other, snd measure each 99 feet front on Washington avenue, by adepth of 130 feet, 6 inches and I line, between parallel lines, all according to a plan draws by Albert G. Blaachard, Surveyor, on the slat day of February, 1864.

On these three lota there ia a superior modern built TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING bouse, containing ail the modem conveniences, two large parlors and dining room on the first floor, large kitchen, wash house, and pantry in ths rear; and on the second floor, four bed rooms, water cloaet and bath room, Ac, Ac, leased until the 31st October, I860, to Henry R. Alaobrook, for $1400 per annum. A LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements snd buildings thereon, in the First District of this city, in the Snare bounded by Constance, Orange, Annunciation and cbard streets, designated by No. on a plan drawn by A. D'Hemeconrt, Deputy City Surveyor, on the 16th of May.

1836, deposited in the trice of H. B. Cenaa, late Notary this city, measuilng 31 feet, 11 inches snd tf of an inch an Constance street, by 137 feet, 10 inches and of an inch In depth, between parallel lines, ail American measure. Upon this lot there la A MODERN AND CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with slate roof, leased to Captain L. W.

Cooper, an til the Slit of October. I860. TERMS AND CONDITIONS, for the properties above described One third cash, the balance on a credit of one wd two years, for motes, divided into coupons so suit the convenience of the part irs Interested, secured by ir ortgage oa the jrouerty sold, bearing interest at the no per cent peri per aunam from dav of sale to ma turity, and per cent, thereafter, if not punctually paid. until final payment. The bull din ga to be insured to the satisfaction of the vendor, at the expense of the purchaser, and the policies transferred to vendor, until final payment.

For account of the same succession will be sold A LOT OF GROUND with ail the improvements thereon, in the First District of this city, in the square bounded by Derbigny, Gaaquet, (late Jackson) Roman and Pst mvra streets, desianated bv the No. 4. on a nlan bv J. Pdie, City Surveyor, dated the 1st of May. 1840, deposited In the office of D.L.

McCay, late a notary public in this 'I city: said lot measures, in American measure, as tees bjrlafcets "kdpr; Terms, Cash. Acts of sale before W. H. IWn, notary yai'Vc. at ths expense of the purchasers.

sU7 t4 Elecaat and Commodious xarst iiod era Dwelling Hpnae, on Camp, JeJzZZ. tZl residence ofthe late Mrs. MountfcR. BY a WALTON, Auctioneer Wl Will be sold at auction an SATDRD I860, at 19 o'clock at the St. VUiEihse7ths following described vsloable rrnyrX it, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROLdJ the rraJHrass J.

ILxVd Cama, Julia, 8t. Charles snd Gtrod streets, design ate or tetio. 84. on a plan dT liffe'etTtr rent on Camp street by depth of yficnea eud lines, extending be SES The framings tnlt lot of an elegant a 'Ibdkma three storv brick weliln Hnnaa ucm vacs ana sot Deiiaings, cantainins all the aces, sad finished in the beat manner for a privat being at aa original coat of anont 40,000 scrupled by Charles rlack. ana y.

fw iste amra. joun aiountlort. 1 Conditions One third cash, balance at ana arS Credit in the ism a th nnrehaura aj special mortsaire am the nrooertv aold. and bear. percent, per annual interest nntU matoritv.

and cent, thereafter. If not ptractuslly paid, until lent. Or aft Zr ia note, satisfactory to ths fndoT, payable at seven years from day sf aale, bearing 15 Si "JS per cent. 1 win ii uiv pmiuan, vnc CZSnl pon notes, all S'tctal "rtssgs oa the property aodantU final zna Duiiomga to ba hmnJ i YJtCxiot 'ti 'L6 the expense of the Purchaser. TnT the Vi.

ce transterred to the vendor until anal narment. lie yenoor win guarantee to ths amount to be paid by tbe Purchaser fortbVvtoT parcksser that the now three PC St ZttSSS 'to'tg'SonlS' 1 Scotch Pig. Sods Ash. c. sieat Iron, Always aa hand, for sale, a good aasortment Jsa olr Alasle Iiessoass MJtt.

BAUDOUIN, Artist Orleans Theatre, "first prize sf ths Imperial Conservatory of Music, at faria, U1 give lessons rn Singing and the Piano. toaaVat pwoila. Addreas I OmCJS, Orleaa VbcUl w' ew aU laa 4 K. D. Downs.

11, A. Downs. aa i wawsa ee JWtm OMHUI8TON. Receiving and Forwarding Mercfaanta. Na.

17 Magasine aUast, New Orleans. Sm ,0. ZnSt" i Particular attentkra mlA r. 1 1 i nosi ueada. Offics, 86 St.

Chaiiea atraet, under Maaouic nan. i au aa, ittv OlerrilPs Iron CSoeCsisi Tts. VV Cf th Agento for thai highly and instiy spwaie smca, aa? aa7n SI wnica a aaoael may aa seen at sue ara rmn111 receive arners ta aappfy UiNDirviLi.eJ?li. tne same far next cilhjcn r. vA.M i.IAS tttaainakfatstf' A '5; $i5o iig jAJJCTIONS BT BEARD, PUTTS cV OARPg BJUTIsV Danafedrtvoows, from Messrs Hyale fe Goodiichy At Auction, Without Reserve, far account of whom It may Concern.

BT BEARDV PITTS at GARDNER MTTH Farmerly J. A. BearsKst Co Gardner Smith, Auctioneer Will be sold at auction on TUESDAY, January 10, at 10 a'clsck. as 131 Canal street Sundry Goods, consisting in part of elegant Bronze Statuary, Mantel Ornaments. Chin Dinner and Tea Sets, Silver Plated Ware, fine French Lamps, rich Parian Ware wit glass shades, Vases.

Ladles' Fancy Writing Desks, Work avd Toilet Boxes, Paintings on copper, and sundry other articles, too numerous to mention. Also One large Regulator, showing the differeno of time of six principal cities, vist Paris, London. San Francisco, Htxks. New York and New Orleans together with several magnificent Marble and Bronze IS and 30 Day Timepieces, Ac tar Terms Cash. SaTThe Goodt will be ready for examination on Mon day, the 8th mat QIaJaoaruy sisid Black Walnnt Fanitaro and Piaua Forte, at Anctjoa.

BT BEARD, PITTS tt GARDNER SMITH (Formerly J. A. Beard at Co.) Gardner Smith. Auctioneer. Will be sold st snetien em FRIDAY, Jansawy IS, ueo, at 10), o'clock, at TO Constance street, between Thalia sad A VneraTaasui meat of Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture, consisting in part of aWdsteada, Armotra, Ba reaua, Waahstsnda, Sideboard.

Chairs, Lamps, Curtains, Shades, Glass sod Crockeryware, Matting, Kitchen Utensua, Ac, One Plejel Piano Forte; gas Terms Cash. JatO Twa Valaablo BalldlBsT JLofa mm Srstta Street, between Bacchua an Drvadea. for Sale. TV )T BEARD. PITTS GARDNER.

SMITH Gardner II Smith. Auctioneer Will be sold st Dublic suction on 8ATCRDAY. January 14, 1880, at 13 oVloek, st the StJ Cbarles Hotel Exchange TWO LOTS OF GROUND In the HreVDistrict. in the square bounded by Clio, Erato, Bacchua and Dryades streets, designated by the Noa. 13 and IS, snd measuring each 97 ieet front on Erato street by depth of lot feet tf inches 6 lines, between parallel lines.

Terms For Lot No. is the purchaser to assume three notes lor SS81 26 each, dated 3d November, 1868, bearing 6 percent terest cent, per annum Interest, ana a per cent, eventual in payable at 1, and 3 years after date. Balance cash. For Let No. 1ft.

enrchaaer to assume three note for iaso each, dated and psyable the same as No. 13. Balance cash. Acts ef sale before T. O.

Stark, notary public, st the expense of the purchasers. Ja6 Positive Sale of Valuable 1 proved Prop John Stephens, to erty, for account of the Heirs of BY BEARD. PITTS A GARDNER SMITH Gardner 8mith, Auctioneer Will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY, Janurary 14, I860, st li o'clock, st the St. Charles Hotel Exchange 1. A LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements thereon, in the FirsS District, In square bounded by Bar thotomew, Du plan tier, Camp and Magazine, streets, measuring 3R feet froat on Bartholomew street, by SO feet in depth, French measure.

The improvements comprise a double two story and sttic frame bouse, containing aix rooms in each tenement, two story kitchen containing fonr rooms each, hydrants, cisterns, yard paved, Ac 9. A LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements thereon, in the Second District, in square bounded by New Levee, Gallatin, Hospital and Urauline streets, being No. 1, and measuring 96 feet 11 inches 3 lines front on New Levee street. 36 feet 3 inches 6 lines an Gallatin street, by a depth of 79 feet I inch 1 line on one aide, and 76 feet inches 3 lines on the other side line. The improvements comprise a three story brick buildlpg, used as a store, rented till 1st February, 1861, at Sfto per month.

Terms One third caab balance 1 and 3 ears' credit, for notes bearing mortgage on the property, wit htj per eent. interest, and 8 per cent eventual interest The improvements to be insured and policies transferred to the vendors. Arts of sale before Ed. Barnet N. P.

st the expense of the purchasers nl4 Splendid Property oa Common Street, for Sale at A uction. on favorable terms, to effect a partition. BY BEARD, PITTS A GARDNER SMITH Gardner Smith, Auctioneer Will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY. January 14, I860, st 13 o'clock, st the St Charles Hotel Exchange TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with th improvements, fn square bounded by Rampart late Circus 1, Common. Basin, and Canal streets.

Said lot measures together 61 feet 3 inches front oa Rampart, by 76 feet 4 incur, inn, on Donn street, uy aepta ana front on Common street of I3U feet 3 incbe and 197 feet 104 urrnes on toe otner siae line. The improvements comprise a large two story brick building, now known as Garnet's Stables, snd covering the whole ground. I This is an elegant location for residence or slave depot. Terms One fourth cash the balance on a credit of 13. 18, 94, SO and 36 months, for notes be aringe per cent, interest and 8 per cent, eventual, secured by mortgage on the property.

The Improvements to be kept insured snd policy transferred to vendor. Act of sale before J. W. Breedlove, notary, at the ex pense of the purchaser. dl4 For Sale.

A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY, to the First, Second, Third and Fourth Districts, Jrrleraon City, Greenville, Carrollton, Ac. Also, several Plantations altogether too numerous to particularize among which are elegant Residences, comfortable Dwellings, Storaa, desirable Vacant Properties, Lands in the country, Plantations, Ac. Apply to BEARD, TITTS GARDNER SMITH, (Successors to J. A. Beard a Office 81 Common street, n7 tf between Camp and St.

Charles, near Camp Credit Sale of Dry Gooda, aierlao Shirts ia Drawers. B1 BLACHE A LEAUMONT. Auctioneers TWIll be sold at auction on WEDNESDAY, the 11th at 0 o'clock, at their aurtloD tooths. 77 Cliartres street ISO lots of Dry Goods. 100 dozen of Merino Shirts and Drawers.

JslS Cotton Cotton. R. 8YKES, Auctioneer Will be sold st auction pnvrtrt 1 .1. v. 1..

.1. i 1. B1 Freret a Bra. 'a Cotton Press, for account of whom it may concern 60 bales Cotton, slightly damaged. SaV Terms Caab.

JalO Cargo of Spanish Bark Valentina, Forty Days from Malaga The very Last Fruit Cargo of ths season. TIE SYKE8. Auctioneer Will be sold at auction B1 on EDESDAY. the 11th st 11 o'clock, st his auction sales room, 43 Magazine street, by samples, cargo Spanish bark Valentine, consisting oC viz 9W boxes MR Raisins, brand J. Clemens.

lfioo hf. bis. 1900 qr 3377 boxes London Lay era, liM hf. bxa 2200 qr. If 0 bags super new crop Tarragona Almonds.

SH6 frails soft hell new crop Malaga SCO boxes Lemons 96 bales Bottle Cork a The shove cargo of Fruit ia of superior quaHty, snd has been selected with great care by Jno. Clemens, having particular regard to this climate. Terms S2fio, cash; over, to sisoo, sixty days; over, to 100a, ninety days; over Si 000, four months, for approved paper. JalO Credit Sale Rrogsns, BLACHE 250 Cases Boots, Hkaes stad Ladies', Misses' and Bof a Shaea. a LEAUMONT.

Auctioneers Will ba JJ sold at auction an THURSDAY, tbe Wth Inst st 10 a clock, at. 63 rbsrtres street, between Conti aad Bieaviils streets, ud stairs 9o0 cases Boots aad Brogaas, Ladks aad altera. Men's an4 Boys Shnre, are. Terms Over S30C. loar saentnS redil Tnelta Aba Jo Tmhmetmmi Pooadara.

B1 I U. IS. aonrHl, AJloteer WUI beaeldaCaac I tion on THURSDAY, tha mi at 11 o'clock, at tbs impoetev nemsra, fa rear a 97 Camp street, to close cesnugnmsiars .1 bales Voetta Abajo Tobacco. 4 barrels Pecsdora. sgv Terms at sale.

JalO Talaaftie ImproTed Property SItaated la 4, 1ri Plaque mines. Steam Engine, Slaves, BT VIGNTE, Auctioneer Office corner Conti street Snd Exchange Alley Will be sold at public auction EDNE8DAY, January so, 18R0. at 13 o'clock st tog St. Louis Exebsase. the following described FroDertv hA aMaees, to v.

it I. A TRACT OF LAND, formerly known as the Salt Works, and now cultivated as a rlc plantation, situated rn ths Pariah ot Plaquemines, on the leit bank nf the river Mississippi, about nine miles below Fort St Philip, having snout sixteen seres front on said river, by adepth running to tbe sea, making a superficial area of about 630 acre, aod composed of lots aa. 17. is, 19 and Ma To getbt with the buildings and. lmprovementa, ateam engine, Implements, tools.

Jkc, thereon. 9. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, designated as lot No. 10, and lying in same prish, measuring shout four acres Iront on tne river, by alL tbe deptn to the sea, skins an area of about 90S acres. 3.

Tne following named elavea, viz TOM, a negro, aged about 33 yeara, field hand. LEVY, a negro, aged a boot 39 years, field hand. LATON. a negro, aged abmbjM years, engineer. WASHINGTON, a negro, aged about years, field hand, has a sore leg.

ARINDA CLAY, negreaa, aged about 38 years, snd her child. 4. About eighty five barrels of Rice. Terms The landed property, improvements, Ac. one third cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two yeara, in notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing six per cent, interest from date until maturity, and eight per cent, interest thereafter if not punctually paid.

The slavea to be sold separately, oa a credit of one year, ia notes satiafactorily endorsed, or satisfactory city acceptances, bearing aix per cent, interest from date nntil maturity, and eight per cent, thereafter if not punctually paid. The notes to be secured by special mortgage on the roperty and slaves. For the Rice, cash. Acta of aale before Then. Gayol, notary pnb'lc, at the expense of tbe purchasers.

JsJO Olatlieaiatleal Drawfaar ud Wrltta acadk PROF. F. RICHARDSON will give Inatnctiona, Day and Evening, st No. as St. Charles street, corner of Cosamen, In Writing, Book keeping, Practical Arithmetic Algebra, OeauieU y.

Trig mxue try, Mensuration, Surveying, Engineering, Navigation and Lieut. Maury's Great Circle Ssiling, Perspective, Architectural and Ornameatal Drawing, with tborengh Instractions ia Sketching from Nature ar Art. Greek, Latin. English, French, Sosnish and German, will ba taught by csmnetent Proii ssoia Eveniag Classes will as formed for a Course. Private' lutroctksw4USgtven to thaaa wha arian.

agt la Fajsily Grseerr. Cornst off Common and Canmdelet stiaela. P' has been my desire to excel In the quality ai BUTTEB furnished to my customers, and ths patrosage I kavs aeqnired in the last fourteen years Is proof of success. My TEAS, being selectei by aa acknov dgad judge, Will he found to ba choice. The stock of the stors is changed many times daring ths year, and Is therefore fresh.

A full ass a at cos atantly csmmg in, bought and to be said for cash. to wnica prompt snannsa win wane. Carner af Caanaaaai aad Carandeiet sta. Jis Orisaaa. Plowa and 8erapers.

2,500 1 C. H. LOCOJB JkJFOIalgeats. da B7 Canal and 0 So Ml Common street. i Medical XXT BODKNHAMEB, M.

having srrivad In New VV Orleans, will, aaurual, give his exeluw to the Medical ani Surgici jeatnUSt eaaeaeapecially those of tha lower boweta aicbas Pile? Cajratlpetioa. Fistula, Fissure, Falling of ths BojJ? ZSF Bowfllcerstion of thewellTTiL Is st 167 Canal street, aext door to ths roraerof Dauphin? pfive hours from o'clock, A. M. to 4 'c loc P. 3 MADB oa cenaignnMnt to our friemda ta St LaaJaBoa.

ton. New York and Mobile. jMARBHALL 'ss fv.fj v. J. SMITH a CO.

uCamrswast. 4M I AUCTION SALS BY mesCKRJXJSIV, KA.1tDH. CO. ItteCerTen, jLaadry 6c CoV AUCTION ViRT, 1' andersigned having aacarad ths caen0' rpWB smdersigned having aecarad the cam 'otauaad s. ceBtrat location, at the esnsar af SC nea aad renuoa streets, kaawai aa siaaonlc HaU.

kreVS attad st and established aa Auction Mart, for the Real "avea, Btacas ana zaercaaaaiss. wuvniages oi tns sveazasn. asr us display vMMnaieuCT an iiiinnsai is.aeea ao BALE DAYI scha TUESJT, ForMerchandlse MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. ww. oaiea attenueu 10 as su times.

Effideacy and dispatch may be relied oa ta aS FlacedtoanrcliaracT acctSMB, liAIISKT st Real gatate aad Slaves. PUBLIC REGISTER meCVBMXNTiMDBir Sc. CO. rpnanbacrilasrsbavs opened books for the regiscrv and No charge will be made for anch resistrv The Books wiU be open for examination bv tbe oablic aft ths ssles room of the undersigned! 7 McCERREN. LANDRY A Office and SsJe, Room, Masonic Hall tfT at Charies street, carner of Ferdido.

Nsrroes, at Private Bale, an account the owner breaking np honaat, LANDRY ft Auctioneers Office and aalesroom. Masonic HaU. St. Charie street GEOR6E, a red 94 years, ostler: and his wife good carriage driver MARY ANN. aged 90 yeara.

good cook, washer sad "31 with her two chUdren, Henrietta, aged yeara, snd Charles is months aJTTT, a very likely girl, aged servant 16 yean, a good house tT' gUre ft1" guaranteed, aad can be seen at our sale a room. jg f.e Peremptory and Isnaartaint Kale of avwcuiUMI BlUtS I Good Plated ware, and othtr Fancy B1 McCimRENLANDRY A CO. G. W. MeCerrert; 1 Auctioneer Trrlirw ar 1 0.

Charleaetet wni 'T" Ti TUESDAY, the Mh and 10th iL a7o 0k7 at their Auction Mart Maaonic Hall, witaout any reation wimie dehle aasortment of magnificent French rorcelaln, direct from tbe manufactarera, comprisins a complete aaaortment of Plain, Gold Band and Decorated Breakfast. Dinner, Dessert and Tea Seta, latest styles Also, tbe moat splendid aaaortment of Fancy China ever offered at public auction, vis Also, an extensive assortment of Silver Plated ware, consisting af Castors, Tea Seta, Forks. Spoons, Wine Ca tors. Syrup Cans, Ladles, Ac together with larva sav aortment of other rich Fancy Goods. KT Ladies are particularly Invited to attend these JS7 Wnndriea Handrlea.

McCERREN, LANDRY A CO. G. W. MeCerren. Auctioneer.

Will be sold at Auction, on TUESDAY; the loth at 19 o'clock, at their New Auction Mart, Maaonic Ball, far the benefit sf whom it may concern A lot of sundries, consisting in part of Brass Fenders. Fstent Carpet Sweepers, Stone snd Britannia ars, Ac A Bronzed Statue of Gen. Jackson. SST Terms Caab. Jag tiorse and rtaarsrv.

McCERREN. LANDRY A CO. O. W. MrCeeeen.

A CO. G. umcc ano oaiearoom aui vwuccir uiim ino oaiesroom, in naoiur nan, nt. Charies street Will be aold at auction, on WKTlNeanav January 11, lsno. at 19 o'clock, in front of tbeir Auction Mart, Maaonic Hall A very fine dark bay Saddle Horse, thoroughly acclimated, and warranted perfectly sound.

Will pace a mile ia shout three minutes. Also, at tbe same time and place A fine light Baggy Wagon. Terms Cash. JalO Books, Stationery, St, e. BY ANSEL EDWARDS R.

Armfield, Auctioneer Store 63 St Charles street Will be aold at auction THIS EVENING, snd every week dsy evening during the business season, at early gas light A general aaaortment of Miscellaneous Books of choice Standard Literature, In the various departments of Science, tbe Fine and Useful Arts, History, Biography, Travels, Voyages, Ac 018 69 ly Groceries). Prevision and Llqaors. BY R. B. 8YK.ES, Auctioneer WiU be sold at auction on TUESDAY, the 10th at 10 o'clock, st his suction store 43 Magazine street To chests Black and Green Tea 1 loo baskets Champagne SuO boxes Claret 90 easea Smyrna Figs sue boxes Lemons 40 bags Csifary Seed SO bags Filberts bags Almonds; 100 boxes Layer Raisins.

Brandy, Gin, Whiskey. Soap, Tumblers, Jars, Cinnamon, Mustard, Axes, Tacks. Port Wine, Ac JalO Slate and TileiaaT. BY COOR A ARMFIELD Armfield Auctioneer Will be aold at auction on TOES DAY, the loth at 19 o'elck, at the New Auction Mart, on Baronne, a ear Poydras street A quantity of old Slate aad Tileing. At tbe aame time and place One fine Trotting Home and one Buggy.

Ear Terms Cash. Ja8 Groceries, Provisions aad JLIoaars. BTD.E. MORPH Auctioneer Will be sold at suction on TUESDAY, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, at stors 49 Magazine street 200 boxes Tobacco 176 boxes Starch 30 bagaCofi'ee; so boxes Brandy Cherries 1 100 baxes Pipes; 46 casks Shoulders: eoo bdla. Wrapping Paper, ISO boxes Claret Brandy, Gin, Cheese ey, candy, andy.

Candles, Soap. Sardines, Cod nan. Cheese, Gum Drops, Ac eat Terms Cash. JaS Damaged Gooda. BY E.

ROGER A CO, Auctioneers Will be sold at suction on TUESDAY, the loth st 10 o'clock, at tbeir hew aactien rooms, 4ft and 47 Old Levee street, between Customhouse and Bienville One esse containing Embroidered Collars, Toilets, Lares, Blondes, Veils, Ac Damaged en board aliip Compromise, on her voyage from Liverpool, and sold for account of whom it may concern. gar Terms Caab. JaS French Cloths aad Caaalmerea. aad Wry Gooda BY E. ROGER A Auctioneers WiU be aold st auction on TUESDAY, the 1 0th at 10 o'clock, at tbeir new suction rooms, 46 and 47 Old Levee street, between Custom.

ouse snd Bienville 40 pieces French Cloths, Cassimeres snd Satin Delaines. An invoice of Silk. Velvet, Ribbons and Trimmings. And 1 25 pkgs. and loUaeaortt Seasonable Dry Goods.

EaT Terms Liberal, at aale. Jag Use fair or Bpieneua arriatste txeraea. At Auction. Tit H. At.

ING8TON, Auctioneer WiU be ssidTat AA suction oa TUESDAY, tbs sota tnet, at It front ef the auctioneer's etc, 33 Camp I street, 'without Owe ruirjof auatch C.astage Horses, well brake to single 1 1 naTrfess 1 warranted aeatie and sound. Terms Caab 1 sv aix months' credit, for approved city acceptance, with per cent, interest added. JaS Paraltnre of Every Descrlptloa, At Auction. BT MONTGOMERY a SMITH R. M.

Montirmnery, Auctioneer Will be aold at auction oa TUESDAY the 11 th at 11 o'clock, st ths Old A action Mart. 87 Camp street A large sad general assortment of Furniture, of every description Bedding, Carpets, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, Ac Second hand Plans Fortes. SoT Terms Cash. JaS Three Am, well Broke itlexicaa Males At Auction Without Reserve. BY MONTGOM ERY A SMITH R.

M. Montgomery, Auctioneer. WiU be sold on WEDNESDAY, January II. I860, at 19 o'clock, at Messrs. Dubois A Miah's 8 tables St.

Cbarles street Three fine, large and well broke Mexican Males SsT Terms Cash. Ja9 Coonera Knlreo aad Tools. BYD. B. MOKPHY, Auctioneer Will be sold at auction on WEDNESDAY, the 11th at 10 o'clock.

st 40 Magazine street An invoice. of Long Handle SbanH Knives Heading Sbaveup do Backingnp Hcilowing da; Chaav pe ring Knives for barrels snd kegs. Ear Terms Cash. JaS TJareserred Sale of Spleadld Blatefa ausd Single Horses Together with Three Buggies aad Harness at Aurtion. BY MONTGOMERY A SMITH R.

K. Montgomery, Auctioneer WiU be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 11th at 19 o'clock, at Messrs. Dubois A Alien's stables. St. Charles street Three pair sf superior match Homes, all young, sound ateil matched and well broke.

Aaaa Four snterier Buggy Horsea, Three fine BaggWand Harness, but little naad. SaV Terms Cash. JaS Boots. Shoes ssd Broaaaa. BY VINCENT A Auetiooeera Will be sold st auction on WEDNESDAY, the 11th at 10 o'clock, st their auction rooms, 48 Customhouse street 160 caaea Boots, Shoes sad Brogans, comprising a fresh and selected stock, for women, men, youths aad children.

EaT Terms st sale. Jsa Geaalae Scotch Whiskey af JMreet Importation. BY R. B. BYRES.

Auctioneer Will be sold at auction on THURSDAY, tbe 19th at loH o'clock, at his auction store, 43 Macazine street, by sample, aad delivered from the Bonded Warehouse 10 puncheons sf superior Scotch Whiskey, imported per snip zverea. Er Terms Four months' credit, for approved paper. JaS CataletTme Bade Preach Braadles Germaa Cisara. Sardine Wine, sc. TIT BERNARD TPRP1N.

Auctioneer 1 Will be sold at' JL auction on THURSDAY, 1Mb at 10). o'clock, at ths store af the imaorter. Th. Bhmchard. Jr Ess 87 Old Levee street 900 packages Rechelle and Cognac Brandies, of tbe following brands Pellevoisin 1 G.

V. Bernard a Hivrt Jsunej Henry Mooaler's Comet Brand BriUssiia J. Faara A John Martbon A Co. ISO cases Sardines, la IL halves and ouartera. SO baskets Champagne Wine.

400 aexea Claret Wine. SO cases French ustard. aoo empty Demijohns i 1U) cases Swiss Ahsynthe. 1.000,000 German Cigars, of recent im portation Re galias, Meiia Regalias, Milara, Operas. Lon dree, Imperiaies, Ac sar Terms Liberal JaS Tim.

lSnetaeer, Caalkers. Carrlagre Driver and Cook. Washer and Irooer, at Auction. BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer Office corner of Conti afreet and Exchange Alley Will be sold at suction an THCB8DAY, January 19, 8Hu, at IS O'clock M.

at the Cit Httel. Common street JOBX RING, aged about SB year. No. 1 engjaeer; we'l recommended and trustworthy a. AM FR08E, aged yean, agood caaJker.

1 A I AN, sged yesrs, MARY, negro woman sged shoot 30 years, good cook, and fine washer snd iioner. negro bay, aged IS years, boose servsnt and carriage driver, speaks Eugliah and Spanish havixg absented himself. The above alavre sra all tally ruaran teed Tersa Twelve months' credit, for approved city acceptance, bearing 8 per cent, inters. Acts sc sals ssfara Jaa, Giauam, notary public. JaS T' snienei af sronsny aad nrmonsUatflun 1 1 I i AUCTION 'SALES.

BJ AaABsVsH WaaVJEaiJta jm VUvlaB aju, SB amar rendered by the Judge of the Fourteenth Judicial District of Louisiana, sitting ia and for the Pariah of bc afamn, signeu in open an tne xtnot INovemner last, te ths an it of Eleoaore Virginie Brians, tutrix, va. Joseph FrBBrots Chretien, et No. C946 am the docket af aaid Court, will be oflered for sale at suction, ta a Sect a partitien between the beira, an tbe plantation last reai uencsvof rrancots lsztnrourt unrrxien, near bi. marxina "vtne. tn tnia rsnsa, aa ssuauvsi, January ta, urn tbatouowing property, belonging to we snrrrssinn at 1 i A PLANTATION, suitable for ths ealttvatton of rarar cane or cotton, sltnatea an roe Knsuiw zwyva Teche, one mile and a half above St.

Martinsville, tn tha Pariah of St. Martin, aad composed sf tbe following toacts of land, to wit: 1. A tract of land, measuring twenty fivo arpents In front an said Bayou, and forty arpento in depth. containing about loeo supers WO supersets! arpents namscs apova bv land af Alexandre DeClsaet. I id bekw by land sf tha beta onai; succession of Chretien, formerly be! ng to lirstn La norm and.

Sr. Ia the aale will not be included a toad or lsae thirty feet wide and about thirty six amenta ta length, adjoining A DeClooets land, and which has pre vlooaiy been separated from the plantation, a A tract of Vend measuring about fifteen arpents In front and forty aiwnta in depth, situated at the Grand Boa, la tnis ranan. of the tract above described. A The southeast a oar trs ot Section Twenty Two, in Township Tea sooth, of kaii re Seven east, containing ninety one acres aad tmrty ewtiW hundredths of aa acre. TosrAber.

sad in tbe aac lot with the aaid olaatatien. will I snces sb of Chretien to a servttode giving a right of takms 00a on a tract ot land containing aoouc nnyonr arpents eastern will be nica is atastea opposite tne plantation, on tne ot the nayoa lecne this ngns 01 servitnae without any warranty aa to title. 9. Seventy aix sbtvres five Hunnrea Hollars eacn tne capital Consolidated Association of the Planters ef eared by mortgage on the lands composing stock af Lonisis.ia, tbe plsni (exceptlnr ths third, above aesenbed. br set riant, Parish Judge, oa ths 11th of December.

There are. with horse pea barns, stables, fins ass den. ki the plsntatfon. a cotton aia and now in spRsusa, ana new; gin nouae. cswni, tencea, aweiiing noose, witn a Dtacxemitn ana carpenter snaps si I the walls, furnaces, chimneva.

hoil in good order, era snd mschi 1 A. remaming irom a sugar nouae aestroyea by tret ail of autnenae. 1 can as pot wonung araer at a amau All the above will siU In n. In The purchaser aft pisntstioa will have an opportunity w. 1 Ju.

A piace aeea cane lor tne next crop. 9. A TRACT OF LAiD situated in the Pariah of Rt Martin, being tots sr Pactional sections ia and 9a in town ship 10 south of range 7 i acres and 79 100ths Rister rertinrate lupeiooaaaj no. S. A PLANTATioSp situated In the Parish sf St Martin, left batik of Bayou fTWb.

within mil. of Mik tinsviile, measuring twyj pent, front on aaid Bayou, a 'ns, ooaadsa aawve ay tne ptaata tion hereinbefore dVerrUvra. anal adow by land ef Chsries Durand; together iW tea af woodland, measuring oae arnent and oue fotirtn an mnt in fmnt arpento in depth. boandeJ ar tt by the land af Darcourt Landry and south by that, uarfes Landry. This plantation ia very suitable for th coltivation of cotton, snd ua uuj urar, aoina, nama, srspies, sic and the whole land Is 4.

ONE HCJDRF.ii ruY SLAVES, mostly Creole 1 WILLIAM A Mi. 1C. pesro. aaW 40 years. yesrs (ad 6.

CELKSTlN. nesTB. aged 6t nam rnntnrea. 6. MOSES.

unofa 7. RAYMOND, WILLIAM, 0. ORPHEE, i ia NAT, 11. ADGDSTDr, 19. TJRBAIN, IX.

NAPOLEON, 14. JOHN, lft. BABYLAS, 14 CONWAY, 17. LEWIS, mulatto, 18. ET1ENNE, negro, ia COFFEE, 9U CONGO, 91.

ARTHUR. TO s. fi cTippled. uptureo. 33.

RAYMOND, mulatto, aged VS yea mAtAz.ii, negro, ageau years, tt tr a. 94. MARIE, negreaa, aged 47 years, wj. 4 Jild. 95.

CO HA LIE, 6. 7 9d. CHRI8TINE.neTeaa.aaedH ve rf 97. FANCHON, muiatress, aged tj 1 fa her three 28. LOCISUN, mulatreaa, sged years.

90. ZEN ON, boy, aged 4 yeara. and i sa AN KTTE, girl, as ed 6 moutba. 4 31. ANGELIOCE, negreaa, aged 97 yeara.

32. PELAGIET muiatress, aged 17 years 33. ROSALIE, negreaa, agedSuyeaia, w'! her two chil dren, viz 34. LISE, negreaa, sged years. Bad SS.

ZELIA, negreaa, aged 5 years, 1" negreaa, agea 10 year. 1. 37. AGNES, muiatreas, aged il years, dren, viz Sa CATHERINE, mnlstreea, aged 9V. CORINE, muiatress, aged a yeasi 4a LOUISA, negreaa, aged SI years.

4U CAROLINE, as 43. HENR1ETTE. as two ehUk fl 43. CONWAY, negro, sged 11 years. 44.

BAZILE, 8 4A. LCCILE, negreaa, sged 39 yeara. 46. VICTOlKJE, 39 47. SOPHIE, 48.

RACHEL. 49. LEONORE, phaa, 60, TOINETTE, with her child, vis 1 6L ANTOINETboy, aged lit years. 1 69. BLAN DINETTE, negreaa, aged years.

63. CONSTANCE, grifie, aged yrasa, with her two children, viz 1 64. CADET, boy, aged years, unA1 so. asd v. 6a, AMELIE, mn is tress 67.

AGLAE. 68. CELE81E, egress, aged dren. viz 69. 8ABAT.

boy, aged yr flu. MODE8TE, girl, ag 61. ZABELLE, aegrcas, bed dren, vist e. DORIS, nerreaa. a i 63.

MAGLOIBJC, negr i. 64. HELOISE, muiatr. 66. LEONIDE, auaorce.

68, ANNA, negreaa 67. CLEMENCK, gri 68. LOUIS, negro, 69. FRANCOIS, 70. MENEHANT, 71.

JACQUES, rrulai 79. ALEXANDRE, a 71 CE8AR. nerro, 74. MARCELiSfi 75. NARClSSr, Tti.

VICTORS FT. pitg T7. with her two chil i fa, with her two chil and years, i si years. 11 CO II 10 4 19 'Orphan. orphan, sickly.

1 with her child, 11 days Jeyeara, 91, withfher three chO uren, aad ST av ha ss. ANUrETTst toArm, 84, JOE, negro, aged 93 80. LEVY. 4i assl aTPaVrTJT sat.AaV. SOUIRJE, aegro, 6.1 8.

BETSF. negreaa. 41 Infirm. as en. 0.

JEAN BAPTISTE, aegrs, aged 10 ye has a hernia MABIE. aegreaa, aged 17 yeara, with her two chil aren. vis: 99. THEM I negreaa, sged 9 years, and 93. VICTOR IN negreaa, aged 8 months.

94. ACGUSTUiK, aegreaa, aged is yeara. 86. A DELE, negreaa, aged 33 years, with her twa chil dren. vist 96.

ADELE, mnlattitas, sged years; and 97. ADELINE, mulattress, aged 6 years. 96. AN DEE, negro, aged years, children 99. BOSTHENE, negro, aged 4 years; and of 10a ROSE, negreaa, aged 8 months, Francoise.

6. A BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No. 13,990, for ISO acres of land. 6. A Four Seat Carriage and sGig.

7. Silverware. a Corn, Fodder snd Hay. i( y. Gentle snd WUd Oxen, la Milch Cows.

11. Creole sad American Moles. 19. Sheep snd Swine. 13.

America a aod Creole Horsea and Mares, ef which are the issue of the well known stallion Boardaloaa aad Flying Dutchman. 14. A Vacherie st Nes Pique, la the parishes sf St. Laa ry and Calcasieu. 16.

A great variety of movable effecta. Terms The movable effecta, payable; to wit 1 AR sums under twenty five dollsrs, cash 1 and all soma sf twenty five dollars or more, st one, twa and three rears' credit from tbe day of sale. The nlantation first above described, payable at one. two, three snd four years' credit irom the day of aale. The balance of the property, slsves included, payable at one, two and three years' credit froze ths dsy of sale.

Purcnaaera at credit giving tben notes wit a srivins tt 1 sood aecart ties in soiido, to be approved tne administrator of the succession 1 aaid notes asvable to the order of aaid admin tstrator, at a oonucaie to be amxea en tne say 01 the sale, and conditioned to hear interest at the rate of right per cent, per annum front maturity and further ths payment of the notes given for tbe piece of lands aad slavea ah all be secured by special mortgage and privilege on tfca aaid property. a. Given under my hand, at St. Martinsville, this lTth day of December, 1869. Df.

A. FOURNET, dai Usis Clerk of said Coart. )Lats of Grasmel. BY TOTJRNK A THOMAS Will be sold at suction on SATURDAY, the 44th insC, at if o'clock, at tha St. Louia Exchange BIX CERTAIN VACANT LOTSyOP ROUND, afta ated on the GentiUy Road, tn thcirear otthistc designs ted by the Nos 1, 3, tfand an fiTiaa Sravm by Adelpbe KaelL an the 4th daof JunjclftSA and deposited for reference in the office of P.

Lareac.be, notary public, sa plan No. 96 ef the Book of Plans marked L. Which lota of ground we tompiiaed within the GentiUy Road, tbe Grand Route St, John, the Caemia de la Crete, Seventh street, and tbe Canal landing to tbe Bayou Ban vase, 9. TWO LOTS OF GROUND designated by the Nos. 6 aad In the square bounded by Broad, LaHarpe, White and GentiUy Road, of an irregular form, according to a plan made by L.

SurgL 9Sd April. 1838. 3. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, tormina a rectangle, comprised within GentiUy Road. Bread and Columbus, designated ss Na.

4, on a plan drawn by De Armas, on the 14th January, MM all according to plans which witl be exhibited at aale, Trrms One third cash, balance at IS and 11 months' credit, for notes bearing shortgage en the paapsrty. aad per cent, interest per annum froaa date to vatarity. Acts of sals before J. Rer, notary public, at the expense of the purchasers. 1.

Ja4a) 1,073,730 Havana Clarar. ctiea Sale by the Importers, Messrs, First Ferrer At I Co 97 Camp street. "DTttK MORPH Auctioneer Will be sold at suction an THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 19th aad Lit at 11 o'clock, at Camp street 1,075, 7.5S Havana Cigars, late importation, and tbe most select let ever before offered to buyers, who are requested to call and exaarine for themselves, ear For terms, which will be vary libera, see the eats logwes. Jag l.OOO.OOO Ha CI Intra. Ilfaesold BY Tt.

E.ViOHJHY, Auctioneer Wil en TH CR8DAY aad FRIDAY, the 19 aoidsoction. 19th aad sutb st 11 o'clock, at tbe Inspector's store, Joseph M. Laborde, No. 39 New Levee, fees ef Natchez, a accessor to Laborae A Xiqnes 1,000,000 Hsvaas Cigars, fresh Importation, and of the vest reputed brands. The whiareslc aad retail trade will do well by attending sale.

For Unas snd deacriotioa sea catajogses. Ja6 AlMaraIe ana Fancy Balls. HE GROUX. FROM PARIS. Na 93 (old 119) CONTI STREET, between Boarboa ana iwpois, new unsua Tba heat and moat com Diets aaauilmanl af Can.

tames. Maaauerada Dreaaes and Dominoes af evare nation, see snd style. A Private Room for Ladies to Dress. Costumes made ta rder da Bauer's Iaipravea Cattaa Tie, Pstented November 14,184 Orders tor tbe abort SUPERIOR TIE arc solicited hy tbe undersigned, where a sample may be seen. THOS.

HENDERSON A PEALE. dST 8 ly it COaanaSS SlM so am .69 t. 17 78. TICTOR. nesro.

aaed 4k veajtai 79. 181DOHfi, 7. au. waiiia. ties was, agea man ma.

81. ROSETt VL ir. wea BY J. NEVILLE CO. AV Prlvafa rssilsi TTJLIAN.

NEVILLE A A uctkmoers, offer at private as sale the following zUaLUHC8, TuU particulsrs a which can be obtained on application si their sffic, Ns. FOURTH. DISTRICT. 1. TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE aw Avenue, near Nayadea street.

Six reams aad eutbedldinsm Lot 8 by 160 highly Improved. COTTAGE rUSlDtNCE on Fhnip, near Camp. Tea Toaans and sntoniidinga. Lot 96 by 160, sad grsnnds kighly aasU7ZUVI7ll a Elegant TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Andrew, near Coliseum. Lot 160 by 191 plantad choice shrnbberv.

4. TWO STORY FRAME RE SU) UNCI en Philip, neat vuasxunx, witn a large Key 101, uik, oy zxa. A COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Washington, I adea. Lot tebvlL with fine earden. Why 6.

Large DOUBLE FRAME COTTAGE RESTDENCsl an Nayadea, near Second. Seven roosna and Ana eataaildV ings. Liot 198 uyliS. 7 COTTAGE HOUSE oa AntiundsHwi, aear Ssrsparm, a TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING aa lisbuel near Jackson. Lot 76 feet oa Jackson by IN oa Braiaard.

a sUegant TWO STORY BRICK. HOUSE on A polio, wear Josephine. Nina rooms and, outbuildings. Let 67 by 10. Elegant TWO STORY BRICK RESTDENCE as aoiiaenm, near roarta.

Lot 90S by 314. Dwelling eesv tains nine rooms and outbuildings, and grounds highly im 11. Elesaat TWOgTOBT 9w aarie rrirmrvrr. taas naoca, ci tryiwm aw peventn. zjOV loo ny lot.

18. Fine TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE en Nsya ara, new inim w. is oy sin. 11 TW0 6T0RY FRAME DWELLING aa St Andrew, near LaareL Lot 64 bv 103. IA Elesant NEW TWO STORY FRAME RKfrmaigca oa Jsckaoa, new CaaJasaaa.

lit 4 fast on Jackson by 16, With fine grounds. 16. Fine NEW TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE aa Philip. Lot 64 bv 198, 16. iieautuui tunsat.

ztr.oiur.iit;Ea7i jssan. nsat Magazine. 17. Ver Lot 77 bv 198. and his hlv ImDroved.

Very desirable TW0 8TOET FRAME RESIDENCa tn Bouligny, oa Nayadea. perfectly built, and the gr The dwelling is eae of the 1 id the grounds highly tmprovsd, RESIDENCE en Nayadea, near Lot 100 by 300, Grsnnds ia high ca 18. COTTAGE 1 ITa poleon Avenue. Lot Him. cnltiva ia.

A beauttrui cottage besiuesce on rtsvadea near GreenvUle Statiojj. lt 941 by 600 in depth, with nigniy imptoveu groanua. FIRST DISTRICT. SO. ONE STORY COTTAGE on Camp, near Delord.

Lot SO by 136. si tiviii nzticnv ax.BiujuitJ so isronas let near Julia Lot38by9ia 99. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE an afaa.tn. neat araso, zjos i oy 17. 83.

fine TWO STORY BRICK. JLEXLDEHCE an Kobi near Constance. Lot 39 bv 197. 94. TWO STORY BRJCK HOUSE an NavaAas.

neat uatuope. 96. Fine THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE aa Sa. Charles, near Julia. Lot an by lfla 9flt Elegant TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE oa alia, near rryrania.

97. FINE COTTAGE RjESIIIENCE on Camn. near Tha na, ixt 48 oy iu. 98. THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE sine, near Erato.

s. i wuoiun siuta nvEAivzuit.ai en Eaterpe, lear ay aues. iuv uv 11. u. TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Am.

tkm. near Rabin. Lot 39 bv 966. si. TWO STORY DOUBLE FRAME RESIDENCE aw Apollo, near roiymnia.

not 40 sy ioa 39. TWO STORY DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING as sueipomene, near rryrania. Drat 33. Elegant COTTAGE RESIDENCE en Constance, near Terpsichore, Lot 94 by 19 grounds highly lnv proved. 34.

Fine TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Cama, near jseioruu 36. Elegant TWOBTvar BKICA KESLDJENCJE en CS naeum street, tjot eu oy ict. 36. TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE onamp, aeas Poeyfarre, containing 13 rooms. 37.

Fine TWO STORT FRAME RESIDENCE on Apol to. near Tertwichore. 38. Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE en Polvmnia straaA nearziayaae 39. Fine BRICK RESIDENCE en Bourbon street, nea Toulouse, 40.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE an Esnianade. neat TontL Lot 199 by 900. House contains ten rooms and eat buildings. 41. TW BTORT FRENCH COTTAGE on Bavou Rasdl zxit measures 00 ieet on zisyoa noaa ana 01 ieet oa Aaeia BBBB, WIU OENB ieet.

4. LARGE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME DWELL. ANO on Esplanade, near Viliere, Lot measures 67 feet front, by a depth ot 391 ieet. and a Bant aa sVextersc same asBsplanade. Alsa A sreat many ether mmertiea.

vacant aad im erased eonsistiagof Dwellings, Warehouaea, Stores and vacant situated la ths psnsnes af otteans ana jejezasn. BM tl A. LEVY CO. I. A.

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A tKiv I I flTlt aT 11 inaaaTalTinr STTfT 111 far aWl fl airTlflsn en THURSDAY. January li, taoD, at IS o'clock, at ta A CERTAIN LOT OF GROTTnu. In tha amaM aimJ. ed by Magazine, Four her, Delord aad Poeynvre streets, measuring 19 feet 6 inches snd lines on Msgasins street, by depth of 1 13 feet 9 inches, between naraJlnl Hun snd bounded in tbe rear by aa alley feet 11 inches wide, of wiucn awi worn toe use, togeiner witn otner iota. 1 ne improvements a two story Brick Dwelling bathroom, galleries, Ac a two story brick kitchen containing three rooms, good cisterns, hydrant, and every reeniaite for a 00m fort able residence.

It is at present rented st S48 per month. Miuii.iiiii 111 iu. miaiu umr nnm. bui. serais The purchaser to assums the navment af twa notes of ene thaossnd dollars each, dated August 3, 1868, st 9 sad 3 years, bearing interest at ths rate of 6 per cent, per annum ba aace, cash.

Act ef sale before A. E. Bienvenu." notarr nubile at the expenae of the purchaser. ds4 Saooesslaa af Henry Isfort Innraved Pronertv in the Third District BY L. LEVY, JR.

a CO. A. Levy, Jr. Auctioneer Office 34 Maeaalne atreet Will ba aold at auction en THURSDAY. February 9, I860, at 19 o'clock, at the St.

Charles Hotel Exchange, St. Cbarles street, bt stween Common snd Grsvier streets, by and in pursuance ef an order of the Hon. P. H. Morgan, Judge of the Second District Court Of New Orlmna.

dated 37th OecemHer laAO. the following deacribed property, for account ef above nam en succession, to A CKKTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the fan. hours marigny. designated by the No. 3, in square No.

93, bounded by Love, Craps, Spain and Poet streets, on a plan drawa by N. Foncbe, dated 3d May. 1848. and deposited in tha office af Joseph CuveUier, notary in thia city. Said lot measures, American measure, 97 feet 10 Inches and 6 lines front on Snain atreet bv a feet 11 inches and a linea In depth, between parallel lines, together with all the Dwiaiagaana lmprovementa tnereon, consisting 01 a one storv tenement and back buildins.

containing four room. tbe aaid lot forming part of lot No. 977, on tha original Sian 01 saia auoourg mangny, orpoaitea in tne omce ot lichel De Asniar, late notary public in thia city. WTerma The purchaser to furnish two notes of $150 esch, psyable in five snd ten years from dsy of sale, tbe resnective oeriods of msioritv of the minora Fnnk and Crescent Isfort, with interest at the rate of per cent, per annum irom aate until maturity, ana per cent, tnere after if not punctually paid balance caab cssn ssi a interest payable annually: the notes to be secured bv martasn on the property, and tbe property to be insured constantly against the risk of fire, snd policy to be transferred to the executors. Act of sale before Joseph Colin, notary public, at the expense at the purchaser.

jal 10 90 fel C. E. GIRARDEY CO. ViMy.rrrWl rSS AAAAAAAAAAA''JW Ay A Bpaclaas Family Residence, with Six Lota ef Grounnd. on tbe corner of St.

Andrew aad Coliseum streets, st auction. BY C. K. GIRARDEY CO. Office No.

97 Magazine atreet Will be sold at auction oa Jannary 14. liMO, at tbe City Hotel, est Common, betweaa Camp snd Magazine streets THAT LARGE AND ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE st the Hon. Henry Jehason, situated ia the square bounded bv Prvtania. Coliseum. St.

Andrew and Josephine streets. The ground comprises six sota, measur ing iw seet, 1 inca a nnea irons on nt. An Sf Andrew street, bv Ieet 3 lncb hes lines front aad depth on Coliseum street, The improvements comprise a large and well built twa story brick dwelling, constructed ander the superintendence of Mr. Wm. Freret, architect, and finished la the moat modern style two large parlors, with hall, dining and drawing rooms below, six fiae ana well ventilated bed rooms above 1 besides, bath, ironing, wash aad aervanto' with a large unfinished garret, susceptible of bting converted into comfortable sleeping spertment 1 together with the gss chandeliers in drawing, room and parlors Gas and water works throughout; stabling, Ac, in the rear.

The ground is handsomely ornamented by shade trees aad ether ahrubbery garden walks paved with atone flagging. The neighborhood is moat excellent aad quiet removed from the dust and noise of the city, yet accessible, being within ana square sf tbe Pry tenia and Magazine streets omnibus lines. It mast be seen to appreciate aU the conveniences and ad vantages ef this fine property. Persona desirous of visiting the premiers may da so an application to ths aac tioneera. Terms One third cash 1 balance at ene, two aod three years credit, for notes secured by special mortgage en the property, bearing seven per cent.

Interest from date of sale sntil maturity 1 If not then paid, eight per cent. Interest antii final payment. Improvements to be kept in eared aad policy transferred to ths vendor. Act af sale before A. Mstoresa, notary public, at the expense of tbe purchaser, JsS 1 Plaatatlwa Slaves aa Haase Hervaaia At Aactioa.

BY E. GIRARDEY A Auctioneers Office No. S7 Msgszine street WiU be sold en THURSDAY, January Is, 1880, at It o'clock at the City Hotel A tot of thirty fear SLAVES, comprising men, wseaen. boysaad girUj single aad in families field hands aad honae servsnts. Terms Twelve months' credit for spproved city fottoasT sccentsnees.

bearins 8 ner cent. Interest. saTThe Slaves may be seea daily st the office of the snctioneeia. JaS A wane af Haath Carallna PlantaUnai Slaves, accustomed to tha altars ef Rice and Sea Island Cotton, for sals to arrive, TJY C. GIRARDEY At Office, 37 Msgadne streets.

On credit ef one snd two yeats, for appreved landed Bsertaage aecaritvj aer All from oae plantatton, JaS Jan Tnfslllb'e snd Ajersoie Remedy for Dyspepsia, tczf xiaaoacue, in rever ana Ague, ana etacr Fevers. Night 2ts snd General Deoility. These Bitters cotg nayte an agreeable Aromatic Tonic, adapted far use la SjjJjnate. but are especially sppre priste for those other a1! warm conntnes snd hers Fever ssd Ague, si rs ars apt to prevail, as they Druggist firm Sole Preprletors. CO, sa lmggisto IW aaio wuo generaUy threashsam cntcy.

Tha 5ctaraU xSvaa Fee tbe Cure of Cu" haTseneas," Asthma. Creep, "Cbient Pulmoeary Altec tians. and for thoae Sufferiag in the Advanc, 8tssrrs af the Lungs. This ao" the curs of ail diseases" at.tansgree.blem.d correct scentinc the relief ef those audee. lag with any of thsajaWve aicntumed em effectually suppresses tbe cough, paia and diculty of breathing by aulxtuiog tbe inflammation aad fever, and mdurrs avsoutfatsg and rslmmg edecs assst tavoraola ta all I'ectoml itftWna Omhysi ciana will hnd It reliable and convenient In their practice, siana wHi ans jjORISON a CO, Drugewta, It ilsgsxiue street.

New Orieana, Sole Proprietors. Par aate bv JOHN WRIGHT A CO and DraggiatB ene rally tnrHOgtiont tae count ry. Jal ore Far Sale. Cr fri BOUTHF.RN RAILROAD 6 PER CENT. JfOUl Msrtgagr Bonds, du ll.

for sale by JaJ tff MOSS A E0ET, Graviost, not oniy give tone 1 (A iT the deotlltated, but scrvg as an effect oal anti. wiaoa of malaria iatbe system. For the ev rion of Dyspepsia or ex Headache the wiU be found sry 00 Ssnt Banket It New 81 oa said i r' the 1 eleven nTTasi 'O'I Hoose, t4n: 'J honae, ttetae7w'', Alas, a IV, Tbe ahoVTt! aa act Sjf, jpuc, oa tbe dsVlTl Tocher WHITE, iV5''''ll Nathan ioelizaT. II JANE" MASCaaaaefri 14 BETSEY TOM GREY 15 WaphiNGIvnt Ths mt 2iMrs en csl( oarrvoait urns pavitatioa ass noat substantia 7 twenty five tbouaaadsT ik "J' nd h)ndigtL the purchase Jt balance ai sav. Fl" 0 eigb per cenCtii tL' ia notes dirid.d mteZ.

It If, sdjndicw All tbe Im transfsTTad Aa of aale before asa if)r pa fcefceT.O.aurt" sar et ssnsvr, 1 Assoc tat xrn C( Charles, dsntls viHedelsSW nn ordrede 'Honorable Vict Troisieme District, Pamij. bre, I860, la proprke toknnt, saeotanon, et pear It rtzUsMi. CNE CERTA1NB ETETTDn Je titre "l'Hsluuiiu, nAiorations otd a tnwrnu, 11. wii, pins hsut qfis la viaVs, habitation mc tars saw srpta.0, Psrqnatr vingt arpeat, se arriere Jasq'k dfx sept arprau fc ant aea nres jnignat hsut 1st terrsiin tf i ceax appanenant. dersjertawut partis a I 'arriere, iaitanl fcaatau Lautc et culuvee? au lea amrlHvatioas aoat: TJac fort a We.

aver sea et ana Wei lie ansTarir. itk res hnpiemeats 00J en art De nlaA una Markin. a 1. de rhaoitstlon, La snadtte dit E.M Taylor de Man. ford, par acte notari par defsu i LOUIS VERLOIS, 3 LOTUS ELEK 1 ALBERT.

sssteoL NATHATfj" JOE JOHNS02I. 7 BILLY, TOMAsnt, ANDREW! 10 ELIZA, 11 jane. v. 19 MANUEL, am ssiaat lSMARYrr, 14 BETSY, 16 TOM 1 1 RO8ETTA. IT ENEAS, 18 WA8HINGT0, 19 JOHN MOODY; Lea brstiaux et ntenelrs A' QnBtrecbevsax.traisvsciKt, nstrnaiies aratolres et auua pelles, seise beches, Vhut anam baia pour "buggy," troa bschee, et vlngt deux pain 0 a Cette Habitation a ru a 1 one levee des pluscom.Tioe; a rraprra vingt ciaq mille austrt l'avenir pear as protect tua Termes pour l'Hshitstios.

li et antrea Beatianx, lmpi mei ri Kli capital de I'Ajasciatioa 0 Achetear devra, prenirt tnr tUt par la dite Aasocitiiw Gvi: mille et cinausnte six t.yr i rt 0 et payable annnelleirient rum rlastrea et vingt deux cmi.j Interet. la Janvier de eiai'ie st Jusqu'a et comprise I'anim. i reste on montant ae 1 vats a eomptont, et Is balance I dru 1 de la vente. avee interet it 1 de date Jusqu'k mstsrit; cits 'foment final, si noa pay a en coo pons a la flemaude potbeque special sur ia jw L'Acbetenr dena an ssrrt ai Nu Judication, payees ansaei: i piastres par sexton as to mrnt rAssociatio Tontea lea amelioration aace, et la police d'assarsu ministratenr. L'actodeveate se rasar iVut A la depeose de 'acbeteor.

Faaltlve and Vvrtnwi Two Story Frsme in ated In the Fourth IiimhI, neirbborbeed TjY JULIAN Ml JL1AN stEVILtE I. JJ ttoneer Office No. 1: at auction THUHSDAY. at the St. Chsries Ezchs THAT DESIRABLE 1 ING, with large grsWi oy at.

Anarew, lurn, Lots measure 87 feet 1 by a depth of one hnnnr s.a Inches sad five lines, sctsea Ths Imorovements cir r' lag, containing twa paw is Mnrn. nnlu antlv Thiseders a first rate "7 pnrchsss fine residrnr. a Isrrr den District Is sitm't a I near tha Magazine iar Terms The purcbswr a certain note for ia'. interest for oae year at ri crv.t. ene of SA00 and ene ef terest st the same raUtrto from dsy of sale, with er or three years, with (Kf tent eventual Interest, sscsrtd tj aold.

lmprovementa as test toJurw ta vendor. Act ef sale before T. 0. expense ef tbe rarcosstt Desirable tts Is First District to be BY JULIAN KEVIT 1 tioaaer Otere.f'" at aactioa sa TB H3 at tbe St Chsries i' SIXTEEN Cl.KTAi the First District Cortes, Common aad tbe Nes. to 90.isc.u1.

a piaa drawa by C. April, V8A6. and deptn aotary public as pun Which tots meaauf witi Lots Nes. a tines front en Gts Na 10 forming tbe c' Lots Has, lfl taOJ, froat on Csaoou i' forming he corner o. Noa.

11, 19,13, 14, 1. a 8t John street, ty Terms Oae tc'ra for awtaw aeea red by 6 per cent, interest li cent eventual lncret Act ef sale before am expense of he parcta A flna af A TJY JTJLIAN hEViJ L' JJ Uoaeet Wncs 1 arrived. They will be said sa erf pi uvea paper. Camassarwsdssgegea; BT JULIAN SEVlXLi. ttsar at private ssie, aaril the srr SFVETY YALUAJl wirtlJ.

biadg. and tbs to Twinh. ld S.re" for approved paper. TkiaaiaeSiaveSSieSiif' Tbe above Sisvesste an Jaa. era a 1 1 0 ill af SSv iJ ketoss.t.

aiently located fc' every thing tbe ert' snd at tolerate rat ea rr' DOfiT fV a. Galpin Beentesi af eli Clarets snd aeleetod, to se bss.