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A jthodistGeneral Conference New Commercial Advertiser publishes the followPitlshiTR, May 22 The committee on llie state of the Church have i reported the Plan of le churcli south and north, passed by the rfli Conference of 1844. They declare it to be no effect "null and void." for reasons which some length. The Conference lo act upon it it was made order of the day for Wednesday. The report probably give rise to a protracted and earnest discussion. Death of a Minister Dr.

Matthews, the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Vew Albany, died quite suddenly, on the evening of the 25th ult. Iff Bishop Chase, of Illinois, the senior bishop the a church, officiated at St. Louis on mancipation The Cincinnati Commercial i that a Southern gentleman now in that place j)P formally liberated six of his slaves, and made ample provision lor their futur ostagk eform, cheap postage association has been organized in Boston. T. Jeffords, an accomplice of Dr.

Salisbury, the counterfeiter at Rochester, N. leaded and was sentenced to thp Slate Prifor one year. Two others, who had turned evidence, were discharged. jjyThe Chinese Junk has arrived at London. She experienced a very stormy passage, and was compelled to anchor on the coast of France.

A couple of villains in Philadelphia managed to get into an iron safe by blowing it open witlj gunpowder; which they accomplished by introducpowder into the lock through the key-hole. ori er' 1 learn from the Hartford, papers, that a much respected citizen of that place his been detected in the forgery of a physician's certificate 0 health, by means of whichlieobtained a policy of insurance for 2( XM on the life of his wife, who was in ill health, and has since died. jjyWe learn that the Telegraphic Company ljv determined to place guards along the line from North to South, at intervals of every seven miles, In older to protect the line from injury. A ttempted A man attempted to commit suicide in Camden, N. on the 24th, by jumping from the ferry-boat.

He was rescued with much difficulty. fp yTI, two brothers Copelaod, were examined on the 31st before R. D. Wiggins, says llie Mobile Tribune, and after a patient hearing, oneol 'tliem, Thomas, was bound over in the siun of to keep the peace. The testimony went to fhowtbat lie hail made threats against certain individuals- Isaac was acquitted, but retained in custody for examination on the following day on another warrant.

The worst one of this Iribe of scoundrels is still at large, but we suspect if he were caught it would be difficult to find testimony to send him "where the dogs won't bark at him." udden eath. carpenter named Winey died very suddenly of mania-a-polu at the Lake Providence Hotel a few days ago. PORT OF NEW ORLEANS. a HTUDK ,29 57 ongitude 90 Time, Cleared Yesterday: ghip SeaQueen, Manson, Liverpool, J. Whitney Co Bclir.

£arah Collamer, Boston, Andrews Dewey Fcbr. Charran, Clark. Vera Cruz and Lacuna, O.Wickham Sehr. Ella. Hchernbeck, Peusacola, John Hurley Co Sehr.

Southerner, Harrison, Tampico, Master Arrived Yesterday: Ship Clyde, Homer, days im Mobile, in ballast, to master my. Ship Ellen Brooks, Hedge, fm Havre, 14th April, to master --3d my. BarkGleeu. Small, 31 days fm Thomaston, Me, to master my. Brig T.

SYreeY, McConnell, fm Havana, 25th ult, to John my. STEAMBOATS Lina. Fairchild, fin Bayou Sara. Ellen, Kay. I'm bales cotton.

Belle Isle, Labarthe, I'm St. Martinsville. Sultana. Moore, I'm St. Louis.

ChiMe Harold, Peirce, fm Cincinnati. Towboat Southerner, Grant, tin the Towboat Louisville, Steele, fm the Passes. Memoranda Towboat Louisville towed down and to sea on the 27th ni', fchip Maria, bark brig Markland, shrs. Heroine and May. BOY WANTED.

AN ACTIVE BOV, to 15 years of age, to attend in il an office. A black boy preferred, inquire at the office ofthia paper. my31 WANTED. UrANTED active, healthy for light work in a healthy situation near the Lakn. Apply to VAN BENTHUYSEN.

my293t General Agent and Broker, 87 Gravier st. TO MERCHANTS. A YOUNG MAN of experience, and well conversant with business, wishesa Situation, for the coming season, a good Commission or Grocery House. The best apply at this office. 5 tl GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.

THE subscriber oilers his services as general AGENT and in the city of New Orleans, and hopes by his personal and diligent attention to business, to merit the approbation of his employers. As New )rleans will be his permanent place of residence, persons leaving the city during the snmmer season and desirous of employing an Agent to attend to their affairs during their absence, may have their wishes complied with by applying to the subscriber, Unexceptionable references given. my282in VV. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 87 Gravier st. INFORMATION WANTED.

IF the Widow of BERNARD BOWLES, lately de1 ceased. is in New Orleans, she is requested to call on the undersigned, where she will learn something to her advantage relative to the atfairs of her late husband. myl3tf O. PIERSON, 67 Gravier st. STORAGE.

FEU TIIOI 'S AN 11 Barrels or Sacks taken at low il. rates at No. 8 I 'iim mkrck street. jel 10t Jj. B.

BLADES. TO RENT. A HANDSOME new two-story House, with ten rooms, il. cooling pantries, carriage way, situ- atwl in Erato street, between Nvades and Apollo 4 C. I).

Fashionable Hatter. No. 30 Canal Stieet. BOOTS. BROGrANS.

CASES in store, comprising a complete assortment of fresh and fashionable lor sale by R. G. HOB BS, No. 12 Customhouse strcci. DINING-ROOM SERVANTS.

have for sale three very valuable Di nino oom krvants (men,) which can be sold on a long credit, tiwyareverv likely, and fully guarantied, and can be seen atourotfice, No. 67 kavikr street. PIERSON BONN EVA fT GLASS STAINING. I pot generally known that the beautiful art ot GLASS i "TAI.VIN« done in NewOrleans bv J. CAMPBELL, ravi nu street, between Circus and Phiiippa streets, solicits a share of the public patronage, being the first and only establishment in the South.

All colors of plain and ornamented a ink ii lass for churches, steamboats, winiJP'ii 1 deliglits, skylights, lamps, etc. Sash, plain and ornamented, made to order. UHOEYVILLE BRICK MANUFACTORY. BMNGTON respectfullv inform the citizens Lafayette, 'arrollton, Algiers, Gretna ana Iloeyvdle" that they are now prepared to deliver the heajiestand best made BRICKS in the Southern country, '0builders and others, at the lowest price. This establishment i the largest in the South, and the patronage the ytpectfully incited.

HO EY BYINGTON. aving sawmill we can saw feet long. hand, a lot ot ak imber from 20 to 40 feet long 1 l'oMiNuo, Ci a and ondi RAS ogs saw and turn to order. 1 1 1 ai, Pittsburg fire Brick, fire 11 le, fire Clay, Lime, Cement, Plaster and Plastering Hair. PRAGUE SHERMAN, J5552 18 St Joseph street, near he Le vee.

delightful summer residence Trmil AT LEWISBURG. I ATE land measures half arpent to the Lake, bv 12 arpents in depth to- a 'ie improvemenls MDg a good dwelling liouse. kitchen, servants' etc. all well fenced in. and in lirst-rate In of the dwelling is a tine pastnre-the whole TiJ rroan by fine live-oak and other beautitul trees.

Sa can )e at our Terras PIERSON BONNEV AL, 67 Gravi erst. FEILADELPHIA wheelwrights work I nl'tTs. Asrents lor the weil-kuown manufactory '''Los hilds Philadelphia, have now 1 store an extensive assortment of every de'on ot Wheelwrights' woik. as follows: thetftaj 8 art heels, from 2 to 5 inches on Pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels, 4x1 inches on tread; an Horse with and without bodies, varion sizes; Drays, iron and wooden and 4x1 inches oottead; flight and heavy; heelbariows, with slutting sides; anal Barrows. pu altove stock will be iuoreased liv every arrival from a whit will enable them to otfer to Planters and this season, a larger and more complete assort .1,1 ol these articles than has ever heretofore been otl'ered in Piices will be reasonable, terms liberal, and all fully guarantied.

EMERSON, TOURNE 1 158 meet. NEW ORLEANS: SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, IS 19. he ourts Courts yesterday were as dull as a dumb man who could not even talk with his fingers. There was not an item of intsrest worthy of he alaboose hope that the "fathers of the city, whilst they take particular pains to renovate the roof of the old Calaboose, will not forget that there are several apertures in the floor of the Clerk's office attached to the magisterial hall occupied by Recorder Any person so disposed, could get his leg broken at any time, day or night, by walking upon the floor aforesaid. A ccident sad accident took place yesterday.

Two poor fishermen by the names of Juan Lopez and Pedro Gonzalez, whilst down at Lake Pontchartrain, were thrown overboard bv llie force of the wind, and drowned, during the storm. lection following persons have been elected by the Police Committee of the Third Municipality, as Day Police Officers for the ensuing year: Messrs. John Ducoing, G. Berlon, W. H.

James Fernandez, E. Charbonnet, John Mt'Cafirey, J. Terrigalle and W. Coyle. tealing no relation to the person who sold his birthright fora tness of pottage," was yesterday arrested on the charge of having stolen a lot of carpenter's tools from the house of Felix Iladden, in Hercules street.

Esau, the negro, had a knife, a purse, a bottle of whisky, and a lodging in the workhouse, where he will remain until his trial comes oil. trange watchman by the name of F. Mantiocli disappeared from his beat some nights ago. and has not since been found. Iiis family are in the greatest distress to know what has become of him.

Some think that he has been murdered. ourth istrict ourt the last few days the attention of the Fourth District Court lias been directed to the case entitled Stephen Franklin vs. His Creditors and the Creditors of Franklin iV Henderson. There are some nice points of law which will be involved in the decision of the above case, as well as the reputation of the defendant. When the case is concluded we shall give a synopsis of it.

The jury in the case was yesterday discharged until Monday next. nfortunate ase. person who was not long ago a Commissary of the Vegetable Market, in the First Municipality, has, we learn, become perfectly demented by losing his situation. Not long ago he went into the Market and informed Ihe negroes who kept stalls, as to the price that they would have, to pay for llie sale of their vegetables, and also staled that he was going to sue the Municipality for $15,000 damages for depriv ing him of Iiis office. This we learn from an authentic and respectable source.

leaded I nnocence Smith was yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin on the charge of having stolen jewelry valued at about $35, from a person named John Ochighlevich. She pleaded innocence and was sent to jail for further examination. urglary Ferry was brought before llie Recorder of the First Municipality, yesterday, upon an accusation preferred against him by Jose Favrio, who lives at the corner of Barrack and anil Royal streets. The deponent accuses him of having entered his room by breaking into a window. He then got out of his bed alarmed by the noise, when the prisoner fled, lie pursued him and demanded of him the money that he had stolen.

The prisoner drew a bowie-knife upon him, and the deponent drawing another inflicted a slight wound upon the hip of his adversary. The case, as already stated, came up for trial yesterday, but owing to the non-appearance of the deponent, the accused was discharged. aution to rivers Giquel, Alderman of the Sixth Ward of the First Municipality, yeslerday made an affidavit before Recorder against Charles Brown and James Pattinger. He accused them of having put their Omnibusses into a gallop, thereby endangering the lives of the passers by on Chartres street. Each of the parties accused were sent to jail, by order of the Recorder, in default of paying a fine of ontemptible and illainous respectable looking woman by the name of Martha Beverly, yeslerday morning appeared before Recorder Baldwin in order to make an affidavit against a fellownamed Jason Taller.

Mrs. Beverly, it seems, occupies premises at No. 85 Phiiippa street. Taller yesterday morning very coolly walked in. when she asked him what he wanted.

He replied, I want you." She then ordered him out of her house, when he told her that if she dared to Open her mouth, he would break every thing in the house." lie then snatched up a table knife, and ordered Mrs. Beverly to give him "some of the feed" that she was mixing for a pet canary bird. She told told him that it was not fit to eat, but that he might have what was left on the plate. Taller then got very towards the deponent in a menacing attitude, and told her that if she dared to call an officer, he would fling a stone hich he had tied up in a handkerchief at her head. He then went into a back room and commenced brushing his hair, and on again ordered to leave, he grasped a basket containing needle work and spools of cotton, perfumery and several little ornaments, and broke them into pieces on i lie pavement.

Mrs. B. then went out, when Taller seized a basket of decomposed vegetables and threw them on her head. The Recorder sent the gallant gentleman to the First District Court. reach ok rust Gowan deposed before Recorder yesterday, that on the ult.

he deposited a silver watch with a man he does not know, but whom he will point out to the police, for the purpose of having it repaired. The accused refusing to deliver it up, the deponent prays that lie be arrested. A warrant was issued. An Honest Witness Mary Flannagan and Mrs. Bridget Graley, were yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin on the charge of having pitched into the person of Wogau.

The testimony of one witness, however, settled the affair. He stated "that whin he came into the yard he saw the ladies fighting, and that one ov tliim was sittin in a tub ov could wather. An may it plaise yer Honor, it giueral fight all round, an whither -Mrs. Flannagan struck Mrs. Graley, or the Mistress Wogan got bate, the divil a bit do 1 know.

1 one ov 'em in a tub, an the other two doin all they could aginst the paice. Faith, an if the at Monterey had fought hall as hard as these three women, there would have been paice long ago!" The Recorder discharged the witness and the case. reach of rust Churchman was yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin on the charge of having illegally disposed of forty coils of assorted cordage hieli were worth $580. The cordage it is alledged was left with the accused by the firm of Lelant! Mason, No. 62 I'oydras street, on storage.

The defendant is accused with having sold it without the consent of the owners, and now refuses lo deliver up to them the proceeds arising from the sale. Churchman gave bonds in the sum of for his appearance before the Recorder to answer to the charge. Discharged Miller, who was arrested some feu days ago on the charge of having received a quantity of dry goods which were stolen from the store of David Meyer, was yesterday morning discharged by Recorder There was no evidence of any felonious intent upon the part of Miller, but it is quite likely that the case will be submitted lo a civil tribunal. ischarged and Thomas Conner were yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge of having attempted to close the windows of the soul hungup the noses of two of their masculine opponents. The Recorder, however, discharged them upon their promise that whether they had done, right or wrong, they would do better for the uture.

erious harge. seems to be a disposition in the Quinn family to be always ready to do violence to their neighbors. Thomas Quinn and his orser half were yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin for having despoiled the fair features of Margaret Ryan. They were accused of having gone to Margaret 's house, and after having pummeled her person, then pelted her premises with stones and bricks, and finally succeeded in bursting open the door of her apartment. Thomas Quinn was sent to the First District Court, and his wife was sent home.

A ady runk Barry (what a lovely name 1 was yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin for having been found soaking lier feet in a gutter in the upper part of the Second Municipality. When arrested, Angelina protested auai'nst being brought to the guard-house, accused all the watchmen with having been drunk, and insisted that she was a lady. Angelina was sent to the workhouse. eating a oman Moran yesterday made affidavit against Thomas Quinn, whom he accused of having seriously assaulted and beaten his wife, Mary Moran. The woman is now so ill from the effect of the blows inflicted, that it is feared she will not recover.

Quinn was sent to the First District Court on this charge, under bonds of $1500. Another affidavit was made against Quirui for having beaten a woman named Sarah Delaney. Upon this charge he was also sent to the First District Court, and failing to give, bonds, was sent to jail. obbery Ludrie yesterday morning deposed beliire Recorder that she was robbed on the night of the 29th by Jean Ceautereaux. Between one and two o'clock in the morn, ing, whilst asleep in her bed, she was awakened by the noise of some person getting into the window of her chamber.

She recognized the intruder at once, and found out that he had stolen jewelry and a watch to the. value in all of $75. Some of the articles stolen were found in possession of the prisoner. Sent to the First District Court. irst istrict ourt only item of importance in this Court, yesterday, was the trial of J.

M. Richaud, who was accused of having kept the game of rondeau." I ft; was fined $10(10 and the costs of llie prosecution. runk reaking fellow well known to the police by the name of William Harris, alias Jacobs, was yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin on the charge of having broken open the trunk of W. B. McConnell on board the steamboat Gen.

Lafayette, now lying at this port. Harris, after having forced the lock of the trunk, robbed it of a tin box containing $30, but he undoubtedly-expected to find more. The Recorder sent him to the First District Court, and he went out with a smile which seemed so say, I shan't stay there long." The officer who accompanied him deposited his precious charge in the guard-house opposite Recorder Baldwin's office, and for a moment Harris seemed perfectly satisfied with his location. Scarcely, however, had the officer's back been turned, than with one spring, Harris over the out of the made tracks for Poydras street. The citizens and members of the police were instantly on his scent, and the game was brougli to" in about three minutes and.

a half. Harris fought several of the persons who endeavored to arrest him, and when he came in the guard-house again, his shirt was covered with blood. Ile smiled and said, Gh, if 1 had n't been sick, would n't I got off He as furnished with a pair of iron bracelets. truck by ightning the thunder storm of yesterday, a soap factory in the Third Municipality was struck by lightning, and took fire. Owing, however, to the timely arrival of the engines, but little damage was done.

erious racas last evening a man by the name of William McLellan, and another man whose name is not known to the police, had a difficulty. McLellan was badly hurt with the blow of an axe handle. A warrant was issued. NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. hkscent ffice, Friday Night, Juneii, 1848.

An unusual degree of dullness has prevailed in our marke for three days back, not only in Cotton, but in Provisions, Flour, and the latter, owing to further heavy receipts, has declined materially in price. In Corn, however, the transactions have been quite heavy. The Caledonia's letters came through yesterday, and also a telegraphic dispatch announcing the ariival of the llibernia at New York, with news seven days later still, reporting the Liverpool market again depressed, anil the advance noticed by the Caledonia lost. letters by the Caledonia failing to arrive ou Wednesday, the transactions of that day were only some 1500 bales at pretty steady prices. On Thursday, these advices coming through, (and less favorable than was anticipated,) together with a private dispatch announcing the arrival of the Hibernia, and a decline of at Liverpool, our market came nearly to a stand, the sales being scarcely 700 bales.

To-day the stagnation continues, and only some 800 bales have changed hands at. irregular prices, buyers claiming a decline of at least Our quotations, therefore, are entirely nominal, though we retain them until prices become somewhat settled. Thus the sales of the week are 18,000 bales, of which only 30u0 were taken in the past three days, mostly for the North. new orleans classification. Inferior 4 (a) 2 Middling Fair Ordinary a Fair ti'a(o)7 a Middling 5' Good Fair 8 (a) Good Middling Good and Fine nominal.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. Cotton bales. Tobacco hhds. £tock on hand, Sept. 1 Keceived past '6 days 193 previously 1,160,594 62,278 Exported past 3 days 15,974 455 previously Stock on hand, not cleared 107,852 25,105 has been little or no change in the Tobacco market, anil the sales, as far as we learn, are not over 650 hhds.

For Refused, which is rather scarce, there is a slight improvement in prices, which, indeed, are quitelirm for all descriptions. We to Common qualities, 2(a)3'4 Fair, Choice and Selections, 4 4 (a) 5'i'c. lb. dnlness in the Sugar market has been considerably increased by the daily rains, which have limited the sales to some 450 though at about the same range ol prices, and Common, 2(a)3 i Fair, 3 1 a I Prime, 3 Choice, 4, 1 4 2 c. lb.

weather has also interfered with the sales of Molasses, which do not exceed 500 bbls. for the thiee days, prices rule'from for Inferior and Ordinary, and gallon for Fair to Choice. arrivals of Flour have continued heavy, which circumstance with the the entire absence of any demand lor shipment has depressed prices still further. Buyers have been holding oil' for still lower rates, and the sales are not over 1200 bbls. from The closing sales were at $4 25 for Illinois and Ordinary St.

Louis, and $4 5(Va)4 75 bbl. for Fancy Brands in small lots. To-day we hear of no offers for Common Brands, in large over $4fS)4 bbl. Arrived past three days, 9,091 bbls. Exported same time 1,720 bbls.

orn has been almost the only article in our market for which there has been an active export demand, and the sales of this article have reached fully 30,000 sacks, chiefly at though for Prime shipping lots 35c. bushel has been the prevailing rate, in sacks ats have declined, and some 11,000 bushels have been sold bushel in last sale of heat was at 89c. for an ordinary article orn eal may be quoted at $1 25 Ca) 1 37 1 v. lor White and $1 75 for Yellow. Arrived past three days, Corn.

Exported same time 3,792 ork market has been quite dull, and probably not over 12C0 bbls. have been taken at $9 9 75 for Mess, $7 25(a) 7 50 for Prime, and $7 75 bbl. for Prime Mess. The stock at the Inspector's 011 the lstinst. was only 14,049 bbls.

against 18 ,280 a month eef is selling slowly at $11 75 for Mess, $7 25 for Prime, and $3 25 for B. Beef. To-day a lot of 273 bbls. B. Beef brought $4 25 I ard scarcely anything has done, but prices are the same, for InJ'erio 4 1 2 b'c.

for Inferior to Prime in and ()(a)7c. lb in acon is selling, though very slowly, at a) 4' 2 lor Good Sides, lb for Shoulders. Hams are worth 4c. for Good Plain, and 5(a) 10c. fc 7 lb for Canvtissed and estern utter has declined to a le.

for Prime estern heese 6j 2 c. lb. is no change in prices, which range from for for is worth 16c. gall. at 7 8C.

latter rate for Prime. sales of Rio are about 300'J bags, at for Inferior, and 6 jC. for Prime. BAGGING AN I) 1 PK. stoppage of the Ketn.ky Looms has caused an improvement, and we notice sales of 900 pieces Bagging and 800 coils Rope at 14 and on six months, without interest.

The quotations are and 6 4CGUNN are worth each. cargoes are in and prices down to 90c $1 for Thomaston. hear of 110 cargo sales of Liverpool. Small lots are selling at 20 for Coarse, $1 40 for Fine, delivered. Yesterday, 10,000 bushels St.

Martins, in store, brought I8c. bushel, on time. last sale of importance was 3011 pigs Soft at $3 43'a, and 700 do. at $3 45 100 lb. of Good Western at ton.

14,000 lb sold at20e. for Prime. and New Bedford command I 2 c. lb. is rather more facility in passing Sterling Bills, and the rates are more in favor of drawers.

We quote Bills 011 London at 2 2 ct. prem. New York, 00 days, 2 ct. Checks, par fa)U ct.disc.—Bank Checks, Pet prem. Have been extremely dull and Cotton has been taken for Liverpool, to till up, at both in British and American ships.

To-day we notice a bark taken for Hamburg at 42s. tkl. for Tobacco, and a brig for Gibraltar at $9 for jbacco and $35 for Staves. CARPENTERING. BUtI.

HF. H. No 131 oydras (between Carondelet and St. Charles.) New Orleans. CUterns made.

Counting-houses titled up. and Job biug in treneral Also Sash, Doors. Bliuds, which Planters and others be supplied. it ii my ROBBINS' ORLEANS MILLS. THR SUBSCRIBER would respectfully mlorm the public generally that, as usual, he is prepared to furnish, at wholesale and retail.

Corn Meal. Oil Cake, Ground heed. Ground 'oliee. Spices of every kind, ami of the most superior quality, neatly prepared and delivered free ol' charge in any uart of New Orleans or Lafayette. Orders left, no matter to what amount, can be nlled at the shortest noticce.

the Orleans Mills being the largest and most comolete establishment in the city. Prices moderate, and such care given to the preparation of orders as will insure a second call. my301 S. ROBBINS. 8 Triangle Buildings.

Valuable Lots of Ground in the Parish of Jefferson, Suburb Reserve. BV BEARD, CALHOUN CO. J. A. eard Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, June 3, at 12 be at Banks'Arcade, the following DESIRABLE LOT OF ROI ND, designated as No. 4 in square 52, bounded by Second. 'I hud, Laurel and Live Oak streets, as per plan drawn by Hugh Grant, City Surveyo'. Said lot measures leet, 8 inches and 2 lines fiont on Second street, by a depth of 111 feet, 3 inches on a line dividing it from lot No. 3 111 feet, 3 inches and 2 lines in depth ou a line dividing it from lor No.

and 26 feet, 8 inches and 2 lines width in the rear: banquettes made and paid for all paid, and free from mortgage. erms ca-sh, balance at 6,12 and 18 months credit for notes bearing 6 per cent, interest from date, with mortgage on the property. Acis of sale before J. R. Beard, Notary Public, at the experte of he purchaser.

Je3 Real Estate, by order of the President and Directors of the City Bank, and for account and risk of former purchasers. BEARD, CAL1IOI J. A. eard Auctioneer. SATURDAY, June 3, at 12 be sold, at Banks's 'I lie following described property, sold for account and risk of former purchasers, who failed to comply with the terms of former adjudication, made on the 18th of May 1847, to wit A certain LOT OF GROUND in bounded by Felicity, St.

James, St. John the Baptist and Religious streets; said lot being No. 2 on apian drawn by Ily. Moelhansen, dated May 21, 1845, and deposited in the office of Ij. Ceuas, Notary Public.

Said lot measures 108 leet on Felicity street, 58 teet, 5 inches, lines on the line of loi No. 1, and 93 feet, 10 inches, 5 1 lines on the line of lot No. 3. Said lot is sold for account ami risk of Jones Page. 2.

Two certain LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Bellegarde, Soubrie. Felicity and St. Mary streets, in a plan drawn by Hy. Moeihausen, dated May 20, 1845, and deposited in the office ol H. B.

Cenas, Notary Publie, being lots Nos. 3 ami 4. Each lot measures 32 feet front on Felicity street, by a depth of 137 feet, 2 inches. 4 lines: (but more fully described in said plan.) Said lots are sold for account and risk of Mr. Oreiner.

Sale positive. erms cash, balance at 6, 12, 18 and 24 months' credit for notes bearin- 6 per cent, interest from date to maturity, and if not then punctually paid, to bear interest at 8 iter cent, until the notes bearing mortgage on the property. Acts of sale before J. R. Beard, Notary Public, at the expense of the purc haser.

je3 Horses, Mules, Carriages, BENJAMIN EN DIG CO. II. B. endkj Auctioneer. SATURDAY, June 3, at 10o'clock, a.

be sold at the Auction Mart, corner Circus and Common MULES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES, etc. Persons having Stock for sale will please be punctual to the hour. je2 Consigned Negroes Without Reserve. BV PIERSON BONNEVAL, Office No 67 Urn nier street SATURDAY, June 3, at 12 be sold at Auction, at Banks' Arcade, without reserve: Man aged about 27 years Hand stout and healthy. Boy and Cotton Picker.

erms Acts of sale before J. R. Beard, Notary Public, at the expense of the purchasers. jel Credit Sale cf a Valuable Dinining-room Servant. BV PIERSON BONNEVAL.

Ojfir JVo 67 Gravier street SATURDAY, June 3, at 12 be sohl at Banks' Man aged about 25 very fine Dining-room Servant sold lor no fault, and to an estate. James comes fully guarantied against the vices and maiadies prescribed by law. erms year's credit for note satisfactorily endorsed, until paid. Acts of sale G. N.

Haralson, Notary Public, at the expense of the purchaser. jel Girod street Lot of Reserve. BEARD, CALHOUN J. A. eard Auctioneer.

npilURSDAY, June 8, at 12 be sold, at Banks's Arcade, the following VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. A certain Lot of Ground iu the square bounded by Girod, Ilevia, St. Peterand St. John streets. Said lot measures 28 feet, 7 inches.

6 lines fronton Girod street, by a depth of 110 feet, and 28 leet, 7 inches, 3 lines width iu the rear. Said lot is high ground, streets paved, and banquettes made and all paid for. cash balance at six months' credit for notes bearing mortgage on the property. Acts of sale before J. R.

Beard, Notary Public, at the ex. pease of the purchaser s. je3 G-ormly's Basin Lots of Reserve, BV PIERSON BONNEVAL. Office No 67 Gracier street npUESDAY, June 6, at 12 be sold at A Auction at Banks's Arcade, without THREE LOTS OF GRO UND. situated ui the square bounded by Josephine, Carroll and Laurent streets, and the Gormly's lot measuring 31 leet 6 inches and 6 lines front, on Josephine street, by feal in depth between Carroll and Laurent streets.

These lots are well located lor residences or any other purposes. Terms 1 One-third cash balauce at and 12 months credit for notes (without endorsers or interest) bearing mortgage on the property until paid. Acts of sale before J. B. Marks, Notary Public, at the expense of the purchasers.

TO THE PUBLIC. RICHARD TERRELL respectfully oilers to the public his as UCTIONEER lor the sale ol REAL ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUT-DOOR SALES, pledging his utmost exertions to promote the interest ol those entrusting business to his care, Negroes of every description constantly on hand, at private or public sale. Vf" Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments. RICHARD TERRELL, Auctioneer, my20 Nos. 18 and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS. McCLUSKEY. FASHIONABLE Ml LIN ER AND 1) Ji A' (cor. circus and gravier n.

Tuscans Leghorns Panamas and Straws Cleaned, Dyed, and altered to the present tashiou. N. above will be executed in the most fashionable style and on the most reasonable terms. apl4 Oui MRS. INGrRAM, s-K FASHIONABLE MILLINER, Tuscan and Straw hat Manufacturer No.

172 Camp street. New Orleans. fear' Tuscan, Straw, and Neapolitan cleaned and altered in a superior style. mh20 ly Country orders punctually attende to. SPRING GOODS.

BANISTER'S MJLLIJVERY andvfgj fji JiTCY STORE JVo, 66 Ruyal street TM corner of Bienville street received Irorn 1 on wPflfcic direct ANDLP FANCY consisting of Bonnets, Ribbons, lowers Rich Silks, Fine Muslins, Tissues, Fans, larasols, etc. Milliners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh21 6m WR. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST No. 14 Carondelet street (between Common and Canal.) New Orleans.

126m II ECLIPSE COURSE CARROLLTON. ors ks AND All'I. ks takea oil at per month. Lmv27 THUS. KU11ANK ARD.

kegs Prime Leaf, in store, for sale by i ST URGES WRIGHT. 84 Tchoupitoul jel 10 boxes Su store, for sale by jel STU RGES WRIGHT, 84 Tchoupitonlas st r-cured Beef Tongues, in SUMMER HATS. C1AMPEACHY, Panama. China Pearl, Tuscan Tfa braid, English Dunstable. Chinese and other Spring and Summer styles of Hats, in every variety.

can be found at D'ARCY'S, cor. Canal and Chartres sts. P. S. A few more Revolutionary Hats just received his morning by Tejetrraph.

TOOTH ACHE CURED TN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by 1 l)r. MENSING'S TOOT II ACH ar icle devoid ol all sonous ingredients. Try a bol tie anil you will soon see a wry lace turned into smiles. MAtill TOOTH article is the best now the public. It eiadicat.es the Tartar without the aid ot instruments.

Remember that articles are prepared only by Dr. MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, ollice No. o3, Baronne street, tour doors above Commoust. 3m W. R.

HALL, ckon entist, 14 Carondelet street New Orleans perform all operations on the TE ETH tor their VV preservation in the most manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted, from one to a whole set. on the inostUJTv 4 modern and improved principles. l.J Teeth extracted without the use of Chlorotorm, and with but slight pain to tiie patient. From long experience in his profession, and strict application to business, he hopes to merit a share of public pat rouage.

Reference can be given to the most eminent medical men and Surgeon Dentists in the country. 3m FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING. 21 CAN AL in der the Planters Held, M1E subscribers have received a large and fashionable 1 stock of ING. suitable for the present season, and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival from New York, at which place they have a manufactory. All hough their terms are already pretty well known to the public, they will briefly state, that they have adopted the sale system of doing a strict cash business, believing this system to be as beneficial lo their customers as to themselves, tney are not charged an extra price in order to cover the losses which those who do a credit business always more or less sustain.

A a 3m a Canal I Under the I lauten Hotel. WASHINGTON HOTEL, Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad. THE present proprietors of the above well known establishment would iniorm the citizens ot leans, and all its former patrons, that the house, alter having undergone thorough repara- 1 tion, is now opened for their accommodation this season, and they may feel assured that every endeavor will be made to render their visits agreeable. The Restaurant will at all times be supplied with the best Fish that the Lakes nsoduce, such as Pompano, mack iah. Croakers, Trout, Soft Crabs, besides all the delicacies ot the Ne wOrleans market.

None but the best of liquors qq FAMILY BUTTER AND CHEESE DEPOT, DER THE ICE HOUSE IJ orner of St hnrles and Poydras streets The subscribers have made arrangements with tue best airies of New ork, 1 ennsylvania and the West loi a constant supply of Sweet Table Butter. It will be delivered at the of our customers (without extra charge) stone jars Irom 3 to 10 lb. lantation lttkr always 011 hand: also. i tter. Also.

Italian. French. Holland and American CHEESE, CREOLE EGGS will furnished at the lowest price. m)31 GEORG JAQUES CO. TIMBER WHEELS.

ONE SET TIMBER WHEELS, eight feet high one set do. ten feet, high, just received aud for sale cheap, if applied for soon, at 130 Magazine treet one door above Lafayette street. B- YVELLMAN. m. For Brazos St.

Jago Rou and Ready Line The tine fast sailing sehr. ALBERT ROGERS, Capt- Smith, having half of her cargo engaged, will leave in a few days. Foi balance of freight, about 200 barrels, or passage, apply on board, at the New Basin, or to my 16 J. VV GIBBONS, 28 Customhouse st. AM TO BRAZOS ST.

superior coppered and copM wBBiB aB per-fastened AUGUSTA, Capt. Alfred Stevens, will ply as a regular packet between New Orleans and Brazos St. Jago, taking freight for Mouth of the Rio Grande and will be forwarded without delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams. Lighters, to insure dispatch. 8111 Agents MORTIMER, TURNER New Orleans, THOMAS E.

ADDY 4c Brazos St. Jago. JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON, No 97 ST. HA TR Up Stairs Jl SK RhY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE.) he Citizens ol New Orleans, ami the transient oublie, are respectfully notitied that the above SALOON will be, opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, Aiiril 11, in a style ol magnificence that will totally eclipse any establishment of the kind in the Southwest, and fully vie in splendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments iu the Northern cities. The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable furniture, by McDulf, of Magazine street, whose taste is so well known in this city that it would be superfluous to saymore on the subject.

The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHERBETS of every variety of flavor, together with all the delicious ITS of the Tropics. Mr. SMITH, formerly, and for a long time the efficient head of Niblo's famous Saloon in New York, will have the entire superintendance announcement, of guarantee to the community the most fashionable resort in Now Orleans. The proprietor the public that the attendance shall be unequalled, and that the whole management of the Saloon will be such as cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Families and Parties can be supplied at a moment's notice, with all the delicacies of the season.

my 13 2m GR AND MUSICAL JPROMENA DE! AND FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON, At the Armory Hall Camp Street Proprietor begs leave to announce the public generally, that 111 order to ren' der this delightful place of resort still more agreeable, he has engaged a splendid BAND, who will perform all the latest being prepared with the richest and best flavored CREAMS. trusts to be patronized in proportion to the superiority ot the Saloon and its Creams. I 4 am dies and Partiescan be supplied on the shortest notice in any quantity. N. concerts or Balls which may take place, the public will be admitted, and the Creams will be served up 111 the Supper Room, which is also a large, cuol and airv Saloon.

myl'3 lm CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS. The public is respectfully informed that this most delightful place of resort and amuse- ment is now open under the of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds Bo. UUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gardner, and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM. LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER aud CONFECTIONERY.

The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations and improvements; meantime preparation is made to furnish dinner parties with all the delicacies of the season, and the best of wines and liquors. And last, though not least, attentive and polite barkeeoere will be found at their posts to administer to tiie comfort ot his friends aud the public generally, whose patronage be solicits. apl3 5m JAMES DURNO. ICE CREAM SALOON. subscriber takes pleasure in informing situated on St Charles Street next door to the corner of Gravier street, and directly opposite Mr.

Clapo's Church, where he intends at ail times to keep a variety of Creams, as Vanilla, Pine Apple, Lemon, and a variety of such other Fruit Creams as the season will allow together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades. As every attention will be paid to please, and as he has been at great, expense in fitting up his establishment, he hopes lo receive a liberal patronage. Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable terms. In his store, under the above Saloon, will be constantly found Soda, Mead, and a large and general assortment ol Fruits, Candies, Confectionery, and Sweetmeats of every description. The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for visiters, 011 THURSDAY, the 22d inst.

fcjjp" In order that nothing may be wanting to gratify the public taste, an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been enVERANDA HOTEL. TIIE subscribers are associated in business for the purpose of conducting this house as a first class HOTEL. For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat- ronageof the travelling community, they return their MI thanks, The house will be kept open during the Summer season. E. R.

MUDGE L. RADFORD, E. R. MUDGE CO. D.

M. H1LDRETH.) my31m HOTEL AND GARDENS. One of the most delightful residences in the South The Carrolton Hotel and Gardens, miles from Canal NewOrleans, via Railroad. The subscriber has the honor to announce that he is now fully prepared to accommodate a limited number of Boaders by the day, week, or month. Per Day, $2 00 Per Week, $10 00 Per Month.

32 00 Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour. Fish Dinners to order, and Private Parties accommodated. The best of Wines and Liquors. Ice Creams Sherbets Lemonade and Soda water served at the Saloon or in the Gardens. The Dining-rooms and Restau rat are under the charge of Mr.

Porc het, one of the first caterers, and formerly ot xYIobile and New Orleans. Billiard Tables, Ten-pin Alleys, and Quoits. Good Stabling for thirty Horses. Tiie FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel, ten acres in extent,) are laid out, with much taste, and are in fine order, and far surpass anything of the kind in the United States. Bouqi ets in great variety, always to be had on application to the Gardener.

Every passible attention paid to Visiters, whose patronage is fullv sfiliiMted by (myttH JAMES DURNO. firkins and kegs Extra Prime Western, 111 store, and for sale by jel I RGES WRIGHT, 84 Tchoupitoulas st. CHEESE. BOXES Prime Western, in store, for sale by STURGES SL WRIGHT, 19 lm 80 Tchoupitonlas st. 100 HATS-HATS.

SOFT termed Tampico 4 and fa tien a White and Pearl. Just received per ships Elizabeth, Jessore, and direct from my doz. of the above kind ol Goods, which I oiler for sale at Manufacturers' prices. my41m JNO. DURBRIDGE, 8 Customhouse and square, from 3-10 to 2 inches Bar, Hoop and 200 Band.

o. for sale by ap2f) 3m Gravier si reei. TO FAMILIES AND GROCERS RISLEY'S Extra Sugar-Cured FAMILY HAMS, a very superior article: and best brands St. Louis ami )hio to be had at No 8 Commerce street I-or sale by L. B.

BLADES. PRIVATE BOARDING. a FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodatec BOARD and LODGING in a respectable private family, upon the most reasonable terms, $4 50 per week, by early application at No 224 Gravier street, I ween Circus and St. John streets. mylo lm ALABAMA rpUSCAU Mani facti rino Company rheunJ dersigned.

Agent for Factory, is receiving a supply of the above first-rate he will sell low to.plauters or the trade. 3m JOHN T. DONALD. 33 Camo st. BUILDING LOTS.

few handsome LOTS OF GROUNIJ un Hercules, bel ween Clio and Erato streets, the former now being paved. For particulars, apply to the subseriber, at his resilience, corner of Julia and St. Charles streets, at from 7 to 9 a. and from 4 to 5 p. m.

Would let Lots on WHITE. HIGRERING'S PIAN O-FORTES rpHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRY 1 A RS( 94 'a sir et is my rsfS only agent for the sale ol my Pi ANo-r orteswe in Louisiana and that instruments taken at this depot may be considered In My guarantied from the factory ami that, the prices will be the adding freight and insurance only. Orders may be left tor any kind of instrument, and no advance required until the article received aud approved. J.

MUCKERING, vlti 334 Washington street. Boston. SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES. rrUIE undersigned has been appointed by elpon I avis Louisville. Agent for their PLATFORM SCALES, which, f.om a personal knowledge, he can recommend to Merchants, Planters and Weighers as an ar icle of the very best kind, not excelled by any in the market.

They are made with Solid Cast lion Frames, and tiie Beams, Pivots, are all ol the best Cast Steel, well tempered. He offers for sale the present stock, of various sizes, from 1200 lbs. to 3000 at very reduced prices, to close oil' tbrtiie season. Samples, set up, can be seen at the office of E. W.

BENTON, 32 Poydras street, back room, up stairs, my 12 I is E. MAiiLKLI.AN. FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE. A FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at private sale, as A NEGRO MAN, aged about 27 years, a good subject, and his Wife, a Negress, aged about 22 years, a good cook, washer, and their two children, viz: a Boy, aged about 3 years, and an Infant, aged 4 months. The above Negroes are fully guarantied, and come well recommended.

They will be sold lor one-hall cash, balance onO and 12 months, for approved endorsed notes, with mortgage on the Negroes. Apply to my Yf PIERSON BO NNEVAL, Gravierst. COPART NE ESH IP. Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of JONES CONN IFF was dissolved on the 10th instant, by mutual consent. New Orleans, May 20, 1 843.

J. JONES has taken into Copartnersh.p^a HENRY HARDIE, and removed to fePoydras street between Camp and St. streets, opposite the Delta Office. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTENG. 13 CONNIFF would respectfully inform friends and the public that he remains at the ld stand.

No 87 ustomhouse street bfe-V ween Roval and Bourbon streets, where by strict attention Yo business and moderaYe charges, he hopes to rece era I -hare of their patronage. REWARD. ONE HUNDRED rrTlE above Reward will be paid upon conviction of the person or persons harboring he MATILDA orTILLA-but no doubt now under an assumed name, with iorged pass. Said is a dark mulatto, about 5 feet 1 or a inches high, 18 or t-J years of stout made, prommet eyes, short turns her paid for or State. years ol hibuc 1 turns her leet in when walking.

Twenty-five dollars will be naid for her apprehension and lodging in any jail of the city GEO. R. BEARD, 230 Magazine st. New Orleans, May 26,1848. G0CK 7 as above, punctually, tor and will i eave board, at Poydras street wharf, ox apply on HYDE it OGLEkjoy to The J.

II. has large, airy est comfort to passengers. every Steamboat WESTERN Wnoi For Louiscilie Cincinnati and iti and PifToT. un SATURDAY, the 3d i lie new and magnificent steamboat VV EST erjn WORLD, Alex. Norton, master, is receiving freight, aud will leave as above.

For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on boa at Poydras street wharf, or to HYDE it OGLESBY, 12 Poydras st. N. Western World was built expressly as a passenger packet for the above trade, and having large airy state rooms, oilers every comfort to pwsseugers. je2 fe. U.

S. GRIFFIN Lou i srill Cincinnati heeling and Pitts burg On SUNDAY, 4th at 10o'clock, lie new, splendid passenger steamboat GRIFFIN EATMAN, W. M. Myers, master, is receiving freight and will leave as above. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on board, at Poydras street wharf, or to HYDE OGLESBY, 12 Poydras st.

Ltf" The Griffin Yeatmau will run as a regular packet during the season. fi- hv The" Packet or Memph iti Helena ana the Rends SATURDAY 3d of June, at 5 o'clock P. M. splendid packet BULLETIN, Capt. C.

B. Church, is now receiving freight, and will leave aa above. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on board, at Canal st. wharl, or to HY DE OGLESBY, 12 Poydras st. N.

Bulletin will take treight for Randolph, Memphis, et c. as usual. jel For uisv Smithland Paducah The elegant passenger boat ECLIPSE, P. R. Lott, master, will leave for tue auove on SATURDAY, the 3d at 5 o'elock p.

m. tor height or passage, apply 011 board, at foot of Lafayette street, or to T. B. SMITH to, Magazine st. or to BAKER LUSK.

IF" This boat will take passengers for Tennessee River, and reship on the steamboat Paducah, which boat will be at l'aducah in readiness. Regular Vicksburg and Yazoo City Packet steamer PATRICK place of the steamer Gen. bor Yazoo isburg Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and Eort Adams On monday the 5th instant, at 5 'clock, p. m. The well known, last running packet steamer PATRICK hen ry', Tlios.

Charles, master, will leave as above. For freight or passage, apply 011 board, al foot of Canal or to je T. B. AIIT tfti Magazine street 25? Passenger Packet steamboat Eor Louisvilte Evans and Memphis WEDNESDAY, ne iin 01 elegant, last-running passenger steamboat CHANCELLOR, Capt. Bacon, will leave as above.

For freight or passage, apply on board, or to T. B. SMITH CO. yo Magazine st. A plan of her cabiu may be seen, and state-rooms secured, upon application to the agents.

uiy30 fl-v? Louisville Packet steamboat tor Loui svUle Leans tulle and Memphis Im On THURSDAY, June elegant Pjissennei sieamboat EMPIRE, Elliott master, will leave above. For freight or passsage, apply 011 board, or to T. B. SMITH CO. 90 Magazine st.

A plan of her cabin can be seen, and state-rooms eu. gaged, upon application to the agents. my30 MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE. passenger steamboats Capt. C.

B. Church, and CLARKSasbbbjgsnk ILLE, Capt. B. M. Holmes, wil continua as Regular IV'eekly Packets between NewOrleans and Memphis, leaving NewOrleaus every WEDNESDAY EVENING at 5 o'clock, and Memphis every WEDNESDAY at 5 o'clock.

Shippers and Passengers may depend on the punctuality of these Packets. They will land height and passen, gers at all the Bends above Vickaburg, Mouth of White River, Helena, etc. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Canal street wharf, or to mhlOtf HYDE OGLESBY, 12 Poydras si. One of these. Packets is ready to receiv freight eveiy Monday morning.

INSURANCE OFFICES. PARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed that the Certificates of Scrip lor the profits of thepasl year, are ready for delivery, and, that SIX PER CENT, in cash on the reduced amount of Scrip for previous years' will be paid 011 presentation at the ollice of the Company, of Camp diid Gravier sts. THOMAS A. ADAMS, my 10 lm Agent Safety Insurance Company. RIVER AN Insurance Company of Hartford; Oonn, statement of assets on 1st march, 1848.

Cash deposited in Bank. Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per ct. per Stock iu 11 art lord Bank, Hartford 12,090 Phu'inx 11,300 Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, Hartford 11,200 Stock in Exchange Bank 10,960 Connecticut River Bank 8,250 Eagle Bank, Providence 1,800 Lee Bank, Lee, 800 Connecticut River Company 1,500 4,550 Hartford and New Haven Railroad 3,000 The above Stocks are of the most substantial character, yielding 7 to 8 per cent, interest annually, and are worth at this time an advance on the above mentioned cost prices, of Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co 21,000 Real E-Yatein Hartford, valued 32,210 Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand, amply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate, or solvent endorsers $125,000 Total Assets of Ihe Company $395,250 A gency ffice 47 Camp street. The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, continue lo issue policies at the lowest rates of premium, returning to customers 10 per tent. WM.

R. FOSDICK, 10 till IstN GEO. C. LAWRASONNEW CANAL-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1 The Passenger Barges on ihe 1 CANAL, will commence their regular Summer trips, on SUNDAY, the 15th I leaving the New Canal Depot, foot of Julia street, as follows SUNDAYS, from City to Lake 6.

8 and 10 a. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 p. m. Lake to city 8, 9 and 11 a. m.

.2, 6, bja, and p.m. WEEK DAY'S, from City to Lake 0 a. m. 2, 4 and 5, p. m.

41 Lake to City 8, a. m. 44 44 4 3, a and p. m. myl2 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent.

NEW ORLEANS CARROLLTON RAILROAD Depot corner of Baronne aud Perdido streets A single ticket, any distance above Pleasant st 20 A single ticket for children over 5 and under 12years 10 50 tickets, (Red) $7 50 Half the above rales for any distance below Pleasant street. Servants (slaves,) for any distance 10 cents. Residents iu Lafayette, Carrollton and vicinity, are informed that this Company has fixed an uniform rate of commutation tickets for passage in the Cars, to-wit $5 00 per mouth (in advance,) lor either Road and for any distance. Children half such tickets given for any other period than the lirst to the last of each month. A Car, expressly for ladies, in each train.

UMMER A RANG EM ENT from new oklanb I from arrollton! Horse Car at a Horse Car at 5 am Locomotive at 9 a Locomotive at am at 11 ami at 10 a at 1 at 12 at 3, 4 I at 2 m. at 5 4 I at at 7 4 at Horse Car at I Horse Car, or at steam, if at 8 pjt sary I at 10 Cars will leave New Orleans and Carrollton every hour after 1 o'clock on Sundays, if the weather is fair. fcgf" The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 15 minutes from the corner of Baronne and Canal sts. my 12 tlstNov SUMMER BOARDING At the FLORANCE HOUSE, Corner of Camp and South streets Lafayette Square the coolest ami most airy public house in the two successive Summers this House has been well tilled by those who appreciated, on trial, its extraordinary merits as a Summer as it is, with any adjoining building, and surrounded by the Square aud wide open space. Liberal arrangements made fur the entire season 1 1 6w SUMMER RESIDENCE AT MANDEVILLE.

A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at A deville, measuring two arpents fronting the Lake by twelve arpents in depth-all fenced in. The impiovements comprises a good and substantial fr rame Dwelling of three rooms, fronting the Lake, galleries in front and rear two Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms; one other good building built expressly for visiters, having two rooms with "allery Stables, etc. On the premises is a fine Spring the only one there is probably at Mandeville, and iu front of the properly is a tine and beautiful Flower Par terre. The property will be sold with all the Furniture, Conn, Horses, Vaces, etc. For Terms, which are liberal, and full particulars, apply to 22 PIERSON BONNEVAL.

Gravier st. SPANISH LANGUAGE PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY. JEU EJ. GOMEZ, Editor of La Patria will devote a few hours during the day to give instructions in the Spaa, ish Language. Mr.

G. has adopted a new and easy method, by which a scholar can learn to read speak aud translate the Spanish Language in two or Yhree months. For Terms, apply Yo Mr. Gomez at his office. No.

31 Exchange Alley, near Conti street or, at the Bookstores ot J. B. Steel. 14Camp Thos. L.

White, 53 Canal and J. C. Morgan, 17 Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoffice. If required, Mr. G.

will give lessons at night. m9 -A new tale of thrilling interest; by Capt. Maryatt TIIK DREAM ICR AND WORKER: liy RerraH; J.IKE I.OLIS PHILIPPE hy W. THE HALLS OF THE MONTEZUMA, anil PIERRE. THE PA RTI of the Mexican War; TOM 'RINGLE'S LOG by the author of the Cruise ol the Midge THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS-Part DOMBEY AND Nos.

19 and 20, completing Yjxo work. TRUNKS, a ICES c'AKFET warehouse JOHN MORRISON. Yo 19 Canal St reet offers Yo the public for sale a large assortmenY of the above articles at such low prices as will htit thk timk.m. Persons about lo travel for the will him a call. Country at wholetaie, on Uie most liberal 71 Mai Manufactory, Newark, N.

jl Maiden Lane. Ne mya81m LARD vpra 20 barrels Prime Leaf, in store, fot 500 by WRIGHT. myl9 Im 86.