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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Larn - DBJ90ô7'3""N.—LoNumniiSXPVV.—inTim«»,6A,
Cleared .Saturday!
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wai ' , , , Hjrni & More an
•Ship Bru'us, t oucli.
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a, NowYork,
Steamsli p OalvMton, Place, Galveston and Matagorda Hay.
ï*»»ip X H Wal«, Crocker, Liverpool. .! P Whitney .
-null. London, J P Whitney &>
y, Liverpool, J P Whitney &
Ship Sea Lion, Dyer, Liverpool,
Ship • 'tomoco, Brown. Liverpool,
Ship Meirunti<ook. Fairbank«, Trieste,
" f k O J Lhsfle, Fletcher, Antwerp,
Girfney Si Love 11
Whitney Sico
J P Wii'tney ki.cn
J F Whitney &co
J P Whit 11
Mr brig Josephine, VVarham, lliivana,' F de Faentes Sic.o
Sehr G ov Arnold, biting, Sisal and Campeachy.
J W Zacliarie &£co
Sehr Clara« Thompson, Chagres, W S Brown
Sp hark IVIaypo, Mac, 7 day« from Havana, in ballast,
Lapeyre, Harispe &oo— 1st my
Hark Eulub, Hitchcock, 27 days fr
n—2d my.
days from Newcastle, Me, to
Brig Leopold O'Donnell, Dunton, 15 days from Savannah,
in, from Havana 24th inst, to V duadraa
t Wood
Sehr Mary Ellen, M'Cotinell, b' day« from Havana
ter- -1st my.
Sehr Fajly, Willi
Ac. co—1st ir.„.
- -»rVawilairu, Milligan, 2 days from Peruacola
Sehr < (»rah, Porter, Ü days from Rattan Island
1st my.
Sehr Madona, McNeil, 5 days from Tampa Bay, in ballast,
to master—Basin.
... ... STEAMBOATS.
St Paul, Yore, from St Loo is.
St James, Hyde, from Donaldsnnville.
'•en Lafayette, Bentley, from Louisville.
low boat rennesMeean, Foot*, from the Passes—brought up
ought up ship Brunswick, bark Utah n
Arrived Yeaterday.
Steamship Alubama, Foster, from New\ ork L'Oth ult, to C
J Meeker &co—-k my.
teamt-hip Yaclit, Thompson, trom Brazos St Jago A ugust
2i>th-2d my.
Ship Tenne tee, Cook, 25 days from NewYork, to W m
Brig P Smile, Smith, from Havana 23d ult, to TroiagrOs Si
Br sehr Johu -L esley, Parsons, 1U days from Belize Hondu
ras, to P Nutiian—1st my.
Atlantic, Oglrat», from St Louis.
. Jr, Jenks, from Princeton.
an«l sehr John Wesley.
Bark .N II Wolfe, Davis, 20days
. NewYork, to Ft
t. ALVLSI ON—Per steam-hip Galveston— 1Ü4 bids Hour,
> kegs lard, fcO bbls whisky, lib!-, tobacco, 10J b.\s claret,
-.J ski codée, IKJ i cs bagging, etc.
LIV ER P< )OL—Per ship T B W»les-lW3 bales cotton,
ship Adams—1C50 bales
LIVERPOOL-! 1
hhds tob ceo.
\ I.VV YORK—Per ship Rsjiili—51 bales cotton, 124 do rope
• uttiu.-i, 3<3 h lids tobacco, rod bales do, 402b pigs lead. 310
i'xs candles, 4 ck» hams, oB bis mo s, 4 !) bis hemp, U8 ,.cs
baggm«, 3100 horns, M bbls oil, 124 do *ugar.
rMfO—Per sirp Greir da—8515 hhds tuli ceo, SOOOst-ives.
LIV i.RPOOL—Per sbi,> Sea L o..—1750 bales cotton, IIS
-2Ü50 ball
lOO,'00 stave«.
12,14
ANT vV ERP— Per bark O J Chatte— 934 bales cotton. 20<
BORDEAUX-Per baik Abbott Lord—5t»7hhds tobacct
'JAV AN A—Per brig Josephine—<80 kegs lard, 52 u
< M A O RES—Per 'ehr Cia^a— 5000 fti umber. loO bxi wint
SISAL— Per sehr Oov Arnold—iOOO bbls flour.
Im ports
Vach" —723 hides
ley i: Holt—5 hsa,
—I c ise Madeker kco.
L hii< Alabama—As*'ii mdze.
Mine--ee Assorted mdze.
»ick— 1 case mdze Mr Hubert—
—17 F Bonis—32 Loison U.
NEU YORK —Per-teai
NE A' \ ORK— Per ►hip
Il A VRE— Per ship Bruns«
- B Bum . r Alio—J E Gottscl
Silvester—1 M Del Campo-I:
—4 Kennett, <U\ SivO— 1 Geiard .V Fe rier—1 Ore —1 Rich
nrd 4c Loirv—1 ti Le»eke— 50 baskets wine J ài E BcyileAt
>o—■tf pkgs mdze F Honald—3 J N airiere—8 C tiodm—8 P
IMacroix—loo basket.« wiiif R > ahusac—I ease mdze Voigt
Ai Jt-aiirenaiid—I Evans—3 T Louier—2 Chaibonnot—2 Fly
Oarulul—5 Valetou Äi-co —500 hmr-siones C I) Buck ic Peck
10 çks gin, 42 iikg-indze T Buddecke & co—7 J H Eimer—
) Barrett—2 Jenkins &
Buddenoortf— 3 I' v'usachs
Martin—9 A Pjçlund— 1 E
Rezzi—3 Schmidt icco—1 \
i!;j, 1100,1 iii.johns B Talon
A Sou he—1 B D t
g—17 R
M.^r I'raget—33
i X Ft-J'r—2 L
jni/.e Kerr— 40 A Mol;
A Gaston—3 A Michom— J I '. A '1
- B J*ryer—1 J B F ih—'J K eniod
4 A Galeppi—4
o—1 A
_ .. .Jaskel—
canlan &cco—1 A La brauche —25
4TD Beaunalk:—3 L II Htukel—
t- w.i <- \V 1- \ ledenburgh Sicu —1 ca»e mdze Eteraud
.; ii . .v .-a-nu'ers—3 tewart—1 (■•'luolfc; Jumi-jii—
lu.s* \,e c,—* R Hastgert y & Bro-l'i do, 160U du-ujoiins
V 1 —4tK-0 d«-' ri I jo ! 111 < P Pou;/.— 1 case m.-lze P I ricou
l|e—5 B Uuraiid—25 Alb«-rt Ä: Tricou -4 J
•■oii-l Tliomw— ât.'hat'uinpl & ''oularitier
D'Ar :y—3 E i I
vnt \c{r-l O I ntaon— ö3 Ii tl Holmen— I
^» ii tor Precqei—j L Jemn
1. I, Bernau— 8 Slark, I lay, Stan He
Tim- Buillv. B' •
Il Te
k Froi-« —14 B Tat
B'aiicbard Jtco— 2 Leliene— 3
I .. 1^. .h,u..e«in-,- .«.K» -f r nan:—11
l .1 L-vois—150t) demijohns P Inge Iiis &co— 1000
leiiiijulnis 15 pkirs md/.e, order.
H A V A N A—Per brig P Soule—17 cases and 4000 loo&e se
!ars, 3 Ids tobaceo B V alb—1 csk mdze S Fernandez—1 case
legars Elder \ Deeiinir—3 do, 4 bbls .tellies, 1 case mdze F
ie Puentes &co—900 bbls inohiflses. 8M bxs sugar, 51 baits
, 4 bbls sweetmeats, 10 r-.ses segars, 4 h bbls gin,
Trmsgros û
i B Riehleft— 1 d
imdries to oider.
P >1 F.s
.. _ Belcher Si
- V U uadras 6ico —4 I. >1 Lai bo—7 P
ï DTalt
hr F n ry—200 bxi
* segars Y (Au
Romagasa—2 T Buddeck
île & Xiq es —12
ianchard
•ehr Mary Ellen—150 bis sugar G Belch
M Es.
ja —1 .1 Ghouet—7 .1 M L'aballero —I Lab_.
Puig y Pu ig— 8 Ii Bornio— 4 hhds molasses T B
IIAVANA-P .... .. _ . .J9R|
•r ice'»—5 ca*"i'«-gar-« Puiu. Mir&co —2 do Trotsgro* iCco —
I do, 5 bxs do order--1 box J VI Gaballero—fruit to master.
NEW (.'A S F LE— Per bark Utah—300 tons ice to order.
PENSAGOLA— Per sehr Pa'^alaga—33,<XlO leet lumber to
logwood P Nathan.
RATTAN ISLAND—1'
sehr John Wesley—1080 ft
Jian.
hr Corah—Fruit to order.
hhds tobacco Garth & Davis—8 do, 25 bxs do J S Foley &<*
—23 Robinson & Oliver—40 Bridges & iVlcMurdo—13W sk
corn. 7ii ols rojie |Parmele Bro—149 G M Pinckard iico—
lt)5 J R Geddes*-31 do, 18 ck« Kennet', Dix iteo— 657 bbls
Hour J Connolly iicu—304 ii H Wïngatt —103 F Kennelt &
co —8 sks Jury — co— 522 pigs lead Fosdick &co —788 sk«, 25
iiMsJ Drulian— 93 sks A \V Bosworüi —242 A Thompson—
2IX) tos lard, bbls pork Shult./. & Hadden— 80 bbls J II Stur
ges Äico —193 A B SchHierstetn—li8 M Martin— 13 G • Tay
lor &co —12 C Pssquie kco— 50 bbls. 10 bxs Bisco, öi Simms
50 bal s Carlile &co — M VV W Peyton—40 J W Zachnrie o;
«mj —188 bbls -tone äc W al worth—3 cks C T Buddecke &eo—
i, order— Total 116 bales cotton—36 hhds
Ii bbls and
IS VILLE — Per steamer Gen Lafayette—3^ bales cot
on McLemore, Gurran &eo —16 hhds tobacco VV G Rohin
)ii— 2 d West Summers —3 F Y ' aride &co —5 Cowan,
) keiH Slco— 56 Hewitt, Norton Ätco —14 do. 104 rolls leather
■ ramier, v\ illiums &co— 1 lilid tobneco, 2 bx», 2!'7 sks corn
■ VV G'vens— 10 sks M Atchison—6 smiths'bellows R Ricli
rds — lt> do Sb*rk. Day fiteo— 96 lib's " Nesliit— 33 d.i. 150
abbage A B Schitt'erstine — J07 b's, 362 hbls Donnelly bi Bé
ni —15 do Iticcoe ài Simins —49 do E VV Benton—14 do '
liait
eil 6i< o —50 |:
132 t» Hunier— 15 bl» J Burneide iteo— 2 Itoxes E J
Hart &ico —95 bags, 11 bbls S Jones— 2 do lard oil T C Twiob
eil kit o —50 pes bagging Bulkley Äi Halt— 100 do Oakey Si
Hawkins—50 do. IH els rope G M Pinckard &co—108 ills Hill,
McLe.au ifceo—58 pes bagging, 53 coiis rope G Formaii &co
—631 Patnie e Si Bro—200 do, 200 pes bagging Agent Canal
Line—18 his hemp Nabe Cox—10 bbls A Costa—9 pkgs
Martin. Owen Sico— 1 do M Greenwood N'co—1 Vanllook
1—2 bxs J Hall—8 bales cotton—Total 46 bales cotton—97
9 J M Bell Si Conway—4 liuchanan, C î
Greenwood ifceo—;2 Brander, Williams icco—1 G Burke
—17 pkgs nutze McDowell it Perk—sundry lots peaches, e
hoaid—Total 91 bales I "
11 doi'^tr- .lullii Hurler —1 do, hill l'un e \ Uro— 1 do
brandy, 342 ska corn J R Sliavv &eo—10 bbls eggs J J Adams
89 do potatoes, 5.5 do onion-, 12 do pickles, 4 do k
(MM -,
Mlv ài Bozzina—2 pkgs
D MUchell &eo—150 do, 150 els rojie J iS R Gedde—129 do
30 t cs bagging
_ iedde—129 1
&ico—14 do Sweeney. Green &c —1!6 <lo, 54
i iVl Pinckard Sico—23 Jo Payne & Harrison—100
'M ti f relUeii îxeo— 157 ska oats, 2 I.(ids tobacco Turner,
VV ilson icto—24 do J Foiev ii «>— It! do, 9 bxs do, 12 bb s
i'ork Waten 5cco—400 do llour, 77 do beef, 5 half do J on
•loby Sico— lOO hf bbls flour, 200 bbU do, 5" sks rye H Nourse
Äico —32 pkgs mdze C t Buddecke &to—530 bbls Hour Ken
M"i> Si F >ter—1171 do. 57 tes bams, 81 bis hemp. 32 do hay
Ken net t. Dix Sieo—167 bbls apples, 7 do egg«. 7 do rye tUnr
\ B ?• hellers ein —16 do potatoes, Î* do egss ,Pebiuider M
- - -T". do îul.i.vi V II
Ldjrilt, Mulforl fecu
a
a
it
•Odo Harri" ic Lacy—51 do Todd & Ooyer—40
M M .Mordo-U bbls potatoes
linlif, - jU sks bran, ^1 do oats A Tliompso
Jury &co— IW» do l»r n .1 Drnhan—±J bbls ,
Moideoa—-•■) do flour » '!a>k & Kauor—43 do nork
bxs tobacco Brii
•S2 do
f &co—IHI do i
11-927 do
•""Iv? "
7 bales wool i'epram &: Brya»—U87 sk»
» «men, Hyker« Sico —Silo (JPa«quier&co—-2do Kellowe*4c
—2 do Hewitt . No;ion Kco— it) bbls whisky. 270 sks
n, 10 blnU tobacco
order—Total b'4 hhds
. James—15 bbls
Consignees.
Per steamship Alabama, from NewYotk— Barriete, Lact
pn Si co—T Brady—J Buriiank Sico— J Burnside Nico— N H
Bisrham— F Bam i— H F Be den \;co—J (J Byrne ici o—Bo
ir. rt & Fo ev—J Bnrke icco— Bulkley, Holt at co—Brander,
Williams ècco— Buchanan, t Vroll iceo—(Jh< rry, llcnd-ron
&ico— I ' cveland, Bros fiico—J Co^t'rovc—IJntntMncs, Slew.
I N.CO—11 I 'ullie—T t.'rane— lîeo l'onnell . -I) R ! iirroll
— Divide. \lcy
; R <
-Duluur Durand Sic
" SiC\- ..
-F Fa'h I
tel &kCo—\V
co— Felln
irnemir—Oathwaite
m— liodchuux fre.vR—N Harned
co—(iuiuel
Jilfin \
L H :u—H
I lei I man £
-J Ha l Si eo—Col T !•' Ilu
Brothel-.—J i
son— Lo
\ co—Jury .)—Li S Keep—L ir
Levv fttco—Lowe I' ui
jo —J I.ailamle—I) T l.iliie
— -Il Macrvielle— H Waupnv—Mon
trobs x Mill« e!l - S Ali racken—MeCuire launder—Jan
McL.eiror &c >—John .V;nks—Mn-i to Botirke—J Ö Moruan
—JViarsh.-ill 4c Jain v—.Vloon, Titus icco— B L Vlann—Me.
ml .V I'iL'iiand—Vlurrav, Miller k.cr»—.VI c Rhp & (.'oH'man—
ll Mitchell N:co—J N< won—Norib, Brother^ftjcn—Paradise,
Lawrohim N 1 -" —•• H 1'itliner Sico— W A Rich—l'ickett, Per
kins À:co —I'it n® & Harnson—Rawdon, Wr'ght, Hatch
1'ilsoii—' Redon —J N Robert Sico— Randolph Pop«'—11
L Ötoue &co-#Robson ^ Allen— H >to«ldar'fiteo—-ickles,
Kobert-\ "0—L It Irieven« jE co —J R haw teco—tickles Si.
co—A \V ant'ord—A -oulie—J VV Stanton icco—J B Steel
— II -pencer— I'. A Tyler—Taylor. Hadden fiico—Thorn Si
\lctJr.it h —Jennell fit Kouer«—Tlionii'-on i: Nixon— V\ if
co—Wmgfield fi: Hatch-M White fiico—Ward
riionii'-ou &: Nixon—Wills,
I— M White fiico—Ward tc
Jonas—I) >1 Nittel— J Wricht fiico— F Walker fiico—VVatt
Ue.Saolles-Wri«ht. Wilhams fiico-J
yule, Jr fiico— F J Du—H Goldsmith
Per 'teuiuship Alabai
NewYork—Mri Camplieil
I -, Mtpsrs (' D Buiice« J C Andrews, A Maurice—and
irbt. from Brsj-os St Jago—Mr? Pollard
Per ship Brunswick* from Havre—1 cabin and 15 steerage
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List of V«mli In Port Not Cleared.
First municipality (ika^mi
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Ship», Darks. k- P'nonnell.
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talls by M n_ ,,
In ih< Se<-.,nd (ml), th* N. •. comnwnc« sbs»« tb* Bteimi.
tag,No. I being Pis'.otsi Lsntlmg. ...1» the Third
Col.Cir.y («t'r),
Kleauor
George StüToii»
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Hero nf Si.tou ..IK m3
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Pairii k Henry.
Hubert Wal*Ii •
Mu). F.iuUaiid.. Po
Mari'iti W I
Ne<sOrleana < • •
Win H P 8pe*r . H.i
Hchoonere.
Alfred f.xall.... I.I
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Wm. ISryun .
NEW ORLEANS:
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MONDAY MOI(;\l.\G. hLPTKMllLIl 2, INS«.
Sudden Change. —On Saturday night the
weather suddenly underwent a change. It was
one of the old New Orleans changes. Any one
would have irnngined himself in latitude 43, a* he
went forth into the piercing air, and buttoned him
sell up, a fa mid-winter. It was a trying night for
sickly and weak constitutions. It was a severe
transition from Summer to Antumn, and those
who were in a sanitary point, in trnnsitu, were
very apt to be affected, so tlfat before the moon ran
out, they would " fall as the leaves fall."
U ecordbu 'sC ourt —S econd M unicipality .
Alleged Breach of Trust. —S. Hearttnan was
brught up again on Saturday morning, charged by
lb« 1 lirm ol Druherty be Co., Makers, for having sold
bread which they had entrusted him to sell on their
account ai.d appropiiatcd the proceeds. The
for which lleartinan hud not accounted
trille over $-1 j. It appeared in evidence that
nan had never been employed by Druherty
Co., but that this was a plain business transac
lion—ileartmaii receiving bread fruin Dliberty iSc
Co. at the rate ol «o many loaves for the dollar and
making what profit he could in the Poyd-as street
Market,on the transaction. Ii. U. Gaiennie, Esq ,
contended that the breach of trust law was one of
the harshest ever passed; that the present was a
claim for debt which, if good, ought to be prose
cuted in a civil suit. From this he branched out
into a variety of subjects, and wound up with a
lament over the scarcity of soft-shelled crabs this
season. This was an attempt to scare his poor little
client, and he hoped his honor would discharge
him. The Court held that an important feature in
a charge of breach of tru.it was to show intention
to delraud. There was nothing of this here.
Heartman was discharged.
Larceny Charged — George W. Westbrook,
charged with stealing $13 GO from I). W. Monroe,
a carpenter, from his room in the house No. 17G
Carondelet street, appeared on Saturday. A host
of witnesses for the State, (of whom Monroe was
the first,) were examined. The money was stolen
at night by some one, when Monroe had gone out
on an alarm of fire. Mr. Coleman, for the defence,
led no evidence, and simply moved for the dismis
sal of the affidavit. The Court said that it would
withhold its opinion, until another case between
same parties should have been heard.
Another Charge of Larceny. —A man named
Drew, recently from St. Louis, now brought West
brook to the stand on the charge of the former
against the latter, for having stolen a gold pencil
case out of his pocket. The pencil was stolen on
Saturday, 24th ult., and had been oilered to a prin
ter in town on Monday morning for SO. The prin
ter had use for his money, and would not buy it,
although he believed that Westbrook was offering
it at a sacrifice. The same pencil was again
offered to a pawn-broker on Tuesday, and three
dollars given on it. Westbrook was not the man
w ho offered it, although »he lad who took ; t there
wanted an advance on it in Westbrook's name
His case appeared to the Court a very fit ot e for
committal. He sent both this and the preceding
one to the Criminal Court. Witness has gone to
prison.
Striding Steahibo'it Cru,tes. —Thos. Powers
was charged by Jas. Carter with having stolen four
steamboat cranes irom his store on Front Levee.
The de endant shewed that instead of being a cul
prit, he was a public spirited citizen, and having
found the cranes in a suspicious place, put them in
storage in some other (rather suspicious) place un
til the owner might be found. The Court ap
plauded Powers' public spirit and exertions in the
cause of honesty and forthwith discharged him.
ÜECOUDhR Oe.V o IS C ourt — Dtsorrtrrly Iloiise
and In* tdting a White Person. — It appeared on
an examination on Saturday, that Pierre Coriolan
(what a monstrous combination is intended in this
name—St. Pierre and Corioianus !), who lives on
Villeré street, between St. Philip and Main streets,
reits a room in his premises to Jenny Gobet, free
woman ol color ; that this Jenny haring no respect
for the great tcmperance movement of the age, is
in the habit ("oh, monstrous, dolel j! thing 1 ? ) of
"drinking her brandy and water daily," and of
keeping suspicious characters about her, raising
occasionally all sizes of breezes and disturbing the
whole neighborhood ; all in violation of an ordi
nance to piovide for public decency. Specialry it
was proved against Jenny that St. Pierre Corio
ianus being in his yard on the morning of Thurs
day, 28th ult., he was served with an artillery of
abuse by Jenny, who called him r, seal, etc. Jen
ny's conduct being proved against her, the Recor
der sent her humanely to find another chance to
exculpate herself before the Judge of the First
District Court. Jenny, like a great many of her
class, was not without, at least, our friend, and, im
mediately, she as principal and Wm. L. Collins, a
freeholder of the city, as surety, entered into bonds
for $500 each.
Coroners Inquest. —On Saturdaaan invuest was
held on the bodvyf a white man, name unknown,
said to be a Frenchman, found floating in the
Bayou St. John, at the I/ike end, <>n the Third
Municipality side. He had a white shirr, black
Alpaca or Bombazine cuai, and a p-tir of blue
striped cottnnade t.ants—*andy hair and whiskers.
Verdict—Found drowned.
Storm —On Friday and Saturday, the 23.1 and
24th, there was a violent storm, which did more or
less damage to l he growing crops, and other prop
erty, froru Montgomery, Ala., to as far Ea^t as
Charleston. In some places it was very destruct
ive, especially in some of the Districts |of South
Carolina, and along the Central Rail Road in
Georgia.
Lady Elgin and suite arrived in Albany on the
19th, and took rooms at Congress Hall. The Lord
Bishop of Jamaica is at the same house.
Dr. Joseph liartshorne, long known as one of
the first physicians of Philadelphia, died, on the
20th, at the Hrmdywine Springs, in his 71st year.
refit. —Patrick McCormick, one of the bur
glars who aided to hill some ol the Albany police
officers, was arrested in New York on the 20th
Settlement of the Hay tien and- Domini
'arfare. — !>y an arrival at, New York, the Herald
of the 21st learns from th* ])>ariu dt la Marina
that the treaty with tiie Republic of Dominica liai
been ratified with the British Government. A note,
by Lord Pnlrnerston, accepts mediation proposed
for the termination of the war with the inhabitants
of Hayti. The representatives of Frence, England
and the United States, having been engaged
s arrangements, all prospects of disturbances
t an end, particularly as there has been
mal protestation on their part against any
of the Dominican territory by the Haytien:
From lfai/li, Aug 3d. —The N. Y Courier and
Enquirer lrarna from Cnpt. Hancock, of the brig
Moselle, that the Emperor, Solouque, had not yet left
his intended expedition to the Spanish part of
the Island, but isstil! making preparations todo «
but the time when he will commence his march
uncertain. _
Railroad Accident. — We learn from the last
aeon (Ga.) Journal &£ Meesenger, that a train
of cars, with over three hundred p;
Atlanta, a few days since, and when within a few
miles of Oglethorpe, it detached a bar of iron, or
" snake head," from the track, which passed
through the cars, throwing two or three of them
off the track, and killing or mortally wounding
three persons, besides seriously injuring some five
or siz others.
Another. —An accident occurred on the Vicks
burg and Jackson railroad on the morning of the
24th ult., about half-way between Clinton and
Bolton's depot, by which the engineer, Mr. Evans,
had his leg below the knee so shattered that am
putation became necessary.
1 cry Decided. —A few days since a paper, pub
lished in Macon, Ga., called "The Citizen," pub
lished a letter from a correspond-nt in which it
was recommended that II. B. Rhett, of South Caro
lina, should be greeted with the hospitalities of
Macon in the shape of a "coat of tar and feathers."
1 hereupon about two hundred persons assembled,
and alter hearing sundry speeches, appointed
committee ol thirteen to wait upon Dr. Andrews,
the editor of the Citizen, and inform him that he
must not issue another number of his paper
Macon, and that he must give up the name of the
author of the " Gabriel" letter, and that should he
refuse to comply w^h these demands, that theciti
zens of Macon would adopt such measures as t<
compel his pre cipitate departure. He gave up
the name of his correspondent, and
suspend his paper.
, , j . T? a r il ,e pay "
ment of the value ol slaves by the U. S. Govern
ment in case of their eKcnpe. were advocated by
• • • -- — '
Congress.
. CI W asiiinoton , August 21,18'/). !
Fugitive Slave bill was talien up and discussed,
Mr. Pratt s amendments, providing for the pay
Mr. Foote, Mr Atchison and Mr. Pratt.
Mr. Pratt argued that Ibe lax* of 1793 had proved i
The plan he proposed was to do
justice to the South and remove an element of dis
cord. He considered the United States respon
ible for the execution of the constitutional pro
Mr. Dayton denied that the Government was
bound to do more than to endeavor, in good faith,
to execute the provisions of the Constitution.
Mr. Mason said the people of Maryland, Vir
ginia and Kentucky would take means of redress
unless the General Government would execute the
clau-e of the Constitution for the delivery of fugi
tive slaves. They were entitled to an effectual
remedy. They were entitled to indemnity for the
loss of their slaves. If one remedy would not do,
another must be tried, and indemnity must be
secured, if all remedies failed. Mr. Mason argued
the point at length.
Mr. Berrien could not give his support to the
proposition. He did not think that the U. S. Gov
ernment could be made responsible for the loss of
slaves. The case was different from those arising
under treaties with foreign powers.
Messrs. Mason and Pratt replied, and before the
question was taken the Senate adjourned.
In the House , on motion of Mr. Thompson, of
Pennsylvania, the Speaker was authorized to ap
point a committee of conference on the disagreeing
votes of the two Houses on the bill of the Senate
to extend the time of taking the seventh census,
and to increase the pay of the marshals.
On motion of Mr. Gott, the rules were sus
pended, and the House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, Mr. Burt in the chair, and
resumed the consideration of the Civil and Diplo
matic Bill.
The principal subject of discussion was the for
amendments
Mr. Mcl.
priât ion unless
Mr. McClernand moved an appropriation of
S150(k,for a Secretary of Legation to Turkey.
After explanation by Mr. McC., the Chairman of
Foreign Affars, it was agreed to.
Mr. Bayly moved an appropriation for outfits for
Charges d'Alfaires to Portugal, New Granada,
Guatemda and Ecuador, the sum of $18,000.
McClernand moved to amend the above by
adding $3000 for salary at d outfit of a Charge
d'Affaires to Nicaragua.
After some discussion, in which Messrs. Mc
Clernand, Carier, Slanton, of Tennessee, Thad.
Stevens, McLane, of Maryland, participated, these
adopted.
'as opposed to making an appro
actual recall had taken place, or
actual vacancy in the missions. In
of the amendment of Mr. Bayly, a mere
intimation had been given that these missions
would become vacant. He did not believe it proper
>r the House to yield to intimations merely, but
> provide for facts.
Mr. Marsball, of Kentucky, submitted an amend
ment appropriating $50,000 to be expended under
the supervis' ri of the Secretary of the Treasury,
lor the relief and protection of mariners on the
Western waters. Tins was adopted—yeas GG,
nays 61.
Mr. Bayly moved a similar amendment for the
benefit of the seamen on the Atlantic coast. It
is voted down.
Mr. Brown, of Missisippi, under instructions
from the Committee on the District of Columbia,
submitted amendments appropriating S3000 for he
mprovements of New Jersey Avenue North, and
§>2000 for its improvement north of the Capitol.
These amendments were agreed to.
The Committee, at half-past three o'clock, rose,
and the House adjourned.
W ashington . Aog. 22.
Mr. Hamlin offered a resolution calling for copies
di-pitches to the Secretary of Sta'e, from Mr.
Tod, .Minister to Brazil, and Mr. Parks, lale Con
sul at Rio, dated July, 1850.
Mr. B rrien presented tli ». memorial of Duff
reen, Agent of the G-orgia Exporting Company,
king aid in building five mail steamers for ocean
navigation.
The Fi.gitive Slave P.ill was taken up.
Mr. Pratt's amendment« were n-jected as follows :
V ba —Messrs Atehison, Hadffrr. Downs. Foote. Houston,
Vlaugam. Vlason, I'enrce, I'rati, Kuw»— 10.
N ay *—Messr* Baldwin, Barnwell, Benton, I'-rmn, Brad
bury, Bright, Butler, Chase, Cia ke, Davis, of Massa.jhu
• . Davis, of Miwwiippi. Dawson, Du y ton. Greene. Ham
... Jones, Kin.', ('helps. Smith, Ptureeon, Torney, Under
wood, Upham, Wales, YVhitcomb, Winthrop, Yulee—II.
Mr. Underwood offered an amendment in ten
pages.
The discussion was continued by Messrs. Under
wood, Foote, Turney, Jefferson Davis, Butler, and
hers, when, taking no further question, the Sen
e a Ijourned.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
whole, (Mr. Burt in the chair,) ami resumed the
pjasideranon of the Civil and Diplomatic Appro
priation bill.
Numerous amendments were moved for erection
custom-hou.-eR in diffèrent parts of the «country,
e most of which wer « voted down.
Mr. Hammon I, <>i Mary Ian proposed a
priât ion of $100,000, for such addition lo the
of Baltimore,as will give accommodation to
the fwjst » ffîce and the U. S Courts Mr. II. refer
d to the increasing business nf ti e city of Balti
r>, since the custom-house there was erected,
te immense increase of its population, since that
me, until it now exceeds 150,000 persons. He also
-poke of the bad accommodations of the United
States' Courts and its juries ; of the want of room
for the purpose of transacting with facility the bu
i of the post office,and to afford shelter to the
ns of Baltimore, while waiting for their let
ters,etc.,aa reasons why the appropriation should
be made.
The question was put on the amendment, and it
was rejected.
Amendments for custom-houses were adopted as
follows: Bv Mr. Dinsv, $50.000 fora custom house
I post « ffîce at Cincit nati. By Mr. Bowl n.
$50,000 for the same pur.>o es at St. Louis, Mo
By Mr Bayly, for the same purpose at Mobile, Ala..
$50,000. By Mr. Bayly, for the same purpose, at
Bath, Me., $25,000.
Mr. Potter moved an amendment of $90,000 for
building a post office in Baltimore city, in which
also, was tc be accommodated the U. S. Courts
He urged it as a matter of economy, maintaining
that if there was an appropriate building for thi
purposes of the. post office, clerk hire and other labor
might he saved there.
Mr. Thompson, ofPenn., moved to reduce the
amount of appropriation to $25,000. He spoke ol
the absolute necessity of an appropriation for pni
ting up a building in which to accommodate the U.
S Courts. There was not the same necessity even
for the post office, as there was for the courts. Hi
had examined into the miserable accommodation
afforded to the I 7 . S. Court in the room in which
they hold their sesoions. Ile hoped the appropria
tion would be made.
The amendment was rejected.
Numerous other unimportant amendments were
proposed and rejected.
Mr. Thurston moved an amendment of $25,000
for the continu uion of the survey of the western
coast of the United States under the superintend
ence of the coast survey.
This led to a long du cushion about the expense < f
the coast, purvey, and on the propriety of the army
and navy attending lo such duty.
Messrs. II dnies, Bayly, McLane, of Maryland,
Biker, Star.ton, of Tennessee, Grinnell, Morse,
Coulter, and Thompson, of Mississippi, participated
in the debate.
Mr. Me Lane supported the appropriation for the
coast survey.
Pending the further discussion on this amend
ment, the committee rose; when
Mr. Eliot, of B s;on, the member elect in th>
■ich Mr Winthrop vacated, appeared and
i appro
qualified.
The House then adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
.t kkperson C ity , î
Sunday Evening, September 1, 18i>0. )
Arrived, 47 bead of WeeternCatlle, 115 Hogs, £04 Sheep, 12
Milch Cows, and a lot of Calve«
P ricks : Beef Cut t/r, 3U(S5hc V lb net ; Hogs, be
V lb net ; Sheep, $1 75/ffl2 75 V bead ; Milch Qiws, $530
<&$30 V head ; Calves, $5 . r <0®<n7 00 V head.
NEW OllLEANSJlONEV MARKET.
Corrected Daily by W. W. W H IT It Si Co. 21 Camp St.
, Exchange.
Western Money
Oh..«
Missouri
Tennessee
Une
Alabama Suite Bank .
Mobile Bunk
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolin i
Northern Bank of Mississippi
C oiii 'I and A
4^10 i^o
♦ 17 00®#17 'ii Monroe
>4(«D ii pm.
$1 »4-0— —
—Vet. disc.
$Pct. disc.
'j®1 Vet-disc
.VaÖÖ -Vet- diso
1 ®1.'« Vet. disc
1 'aVet. disc.
1*4Vet. disc.
J'»Vei. disc.
— Vet. disc
—Vet- disc.
ult lira! Bank. Galveston. 1
Land VV
One Hundred and Sixty Acres
Forty Acres
fi KM Kj\T—5»*X) bbls. Newark and Boseiulalo: ltO barrels
HAYM/N& IIOl.nE
« irando. from Boston, for sale by
II A\— 3Ü bales Ijesli Northern HAY lamling
ATH8—150 t 0Ck> Northern Laths, landing ex bark Roman
JNO. W. Aft DREWS & CO. 95 C ommon su
and lor sale by . .. _
aoSR BAEKLL1 >00.610»
S Al TEK.Mv ^ca&s Haut f ■« superior arl tele
just receive«! and for sa !e low bv
jyS*> S. WOLFF,
Ofllc« of the Crescentjfrfutual ineurnnre Vo.
of their charter, th«
ooianany «■omii ui« louuwing r—
Amov.nl of Premt»m , oh Foix, ...
tng Jydy la.itJöu,
E 0 * Fire Premium» t*3.8»i a«
For Marlne_ r raiuin» 103,473 ^1
1»,«67 79
4320,022 3«
! j n oonferodtjr with i>e ^ -. .un» m
.„bmit the loUown*
Amount of tremnm s on Foi«.,, for the year £ . I
Leu Premium* on R »ki u
For Marine l.rttt>..
Amount Kelniur.incei ami K»p
Pr'ifi s to be divided
8,751 SC
60,ol7 91
8»,703 41
The Company farther report th.it they bad, at the date of
the lüth inst., being the close of their fiscal year, the follow
>npro**J Rent Etuie
H.lU Heceivabic..
• 9Jw.son no
. Ä.S.I» 31
• • 7.7VJ .4
Toul Auel« f J59,6üw 9«
TheTroetee« have thi* day declare:! a dividend of thirty,
three and one-third per cent, on the net earned premiums ol
the past year, payable in scrip on and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced wriUng Lint R isks , and hereafter will continue
to make Lifk. F ire , M arine and R iver I nsurances .
They oiler this community all the advantages ot a home
institution, whose profits are invested in their midst, and the
security of a real and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and bixty Thounand Dollarn.
T n ' im as A. A dams , President,
M oses G reenwood , Vicc-iVesident,
C harles J. M ansoni , Secretary.
Samuel Bell, J F. C. Vie», C. A. BairiPr.
ülendy Burse, John M. Bell,
■ - - Wal ah,
Moses Green wood.
J A. Bar.;!:.,
David iltiilden,
. Wr,,V
F. Puig y Puig, '
Wrn I!iirg' »,
D. C. Kniidleu,
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY
rai«» MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY of NewYork.
Capital and A« s et>, gl 5«,OOO.
PruCi- .1 »i'-l ,
O ffice No. 90 C amp street .
1 iri\ River anil Marine In mi ranee nitlip vi-ry uvrest rates of prtmium.
Loiiajiiltl either In this c ■> r WwVorfc .t the will of ,(.j insured
C. H. D udley , tm. K ehnard F allon , fcsq.
. .... A aron C ohen , Es'j.
Vv . . , KLL » r Canal Bk. Buy, Si S tebbins ,
R J. H art & Co. LE#kRicu Si Co.
J. C orning & Co. M acnhel W hite & Co.
C owan ,Dykerh Si S palding P aradise ,L awrason te Co.
au2*2,p Ml 3m3dp JAMK8 H 8UY PAM, Agent.
huo, t « t.u.> ia ,jx 7 lha 5 , k t cüv.i-a.vv ov
tSrUAPlTA WIS U.OO O . JSX
D. VV. CI.ÀRK, Pre.iil.Dt.
WM. C OMWER'.B ecrew.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
, A/*o. 93 Camp street.
1ondersiened, haying been appointed Agent (in place
■ - Adaià^ fi*e<i-. resigned) of the above old and
and favorably known Company, is now prepared to insure
ÎXÏ'AND RlS l K8 e,ar^U, againsl FIRE * MARINE AND
All losses will be p»*mptly settled here, or paid in Hartford,
' onat theopuonei Ute insured.
Rlrfkri ON LIVBd also taken in the New York Life
Insurance Company.
^w, CHAS. C. LATHROP. Agent.
jOfficefftJ Camp Rtr«*t. N«w flrlunns. o31 is
V'l'ftc,
To Kent,
V SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE,
businesi. No child'en. Address " D." nt tnis
Office. R<* t *3o.... Also, a twoaicry Rear HOUSE. ßS
Fonr Room«. Rent $'J). Address "1j."ä4L
au30 tf
BOOKS:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
lu many Lancuaeea. *>•"* a i,u oiu.rare aud scarce, in every depart
ment 01 acieoce, tne Arts, and Literature Curious old Books,
Prinu, Pamphlets, Magasines, Pictures, Charts, Maps, Music, etc.
etc., with a good assortment of Stationery, and the new Cheap Put
Uostions, may be fourni at the FRANKLIN BOOKS'lORK, 168
»-u;pstreet, one door below Girod. tell
A tus, lTec».li», Sunburn, ami all Erup
tions of the Skin
HT M y t ipet'lily ai.:! nenn-tiifiitiy reu... vcJ by the use of the
ne» ly di c jv.r.d Ct sn^'.ic, FRENCH CL YSMl'S This valuable
Importer of Fine Fancy Artu-l«
ZW ThU Lotion aiiays all i
Recollect S
• Thi Only lUpotfor iht Salt 0/ VALLEY'S ORIGINAL
■nd UNL V GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,* at
Ky I. O. O. F.—H oward Looec No.
i3—Meats every TUUHSDAY Kveiling, m -.he
irand Lodge Hail, cor. ol TchoiipitouluB anil Poy
Iras streets, at 7 o 'clock.
OJicin for thi priant t
".'.V."7V o ! V V/ DEL BSD iiiÎN I ER. ^
i. b BOW DITCH re.uurcr.
WEDNESDAY, at the usual hoiir...
Lodge from No,
will be h
HKNRV SIMONS,
Vllt. hiD\\ AHIi WOOD is my Attorney during my
1*1 alispiice fn.ni : Ins c;ty. [jv^i] JtlSKi'll W()0|).
\ l H* HAKT lias bt en admitted a member of
1 T1 tirm , [auô] E. J.I
M'm,^
jy!9 lm
HART & CO.
the 1st.
E'. J. HART & CO.
(VfOTICK.-JAMES A. DANIELS has my power of
X ^ Attorney during my absence Irom the State.
SAMUEL WOLFF, 25 Gravierst.
I DISSOLUTION.—The ('opaitnershy) heretofore exist
±J mg j between J. J. ft G. W. ANDREWS ut this day
dissolved. J. J. A ndrkws having purcba-eil the intwvit.
ot G. W Andrews will continue the DRY GOODS busi
ness on bis own account, at corner Julia end St. Charles
streets... .New Orleans, August I nô O.
J. J. ANDREWS,
lm G. W A N DREWS.
br rautua ennsont on Urn 21.1 June. W. O RAYMOND
is charge«! with the sett 'feinem of the business ot the late
firm — NewOrleans, July 20, 1850.
„ W. C. RAYMOND.
jy20 3m CHA S. AR Ml TAGE.
Wl'. ItAY.MOM) w:ll continue the GROCERY
• BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a continuance
of the patronage so übt rally bestowed on the late lirm.
ly-*) 3m W. Ü. HAV Mu^njKjumpit,
pqPARTjVEUSKlIP NOTICE.—Jo s k pu H. P almer
has this day associated with him in the Wholesale Dry
Goods Business, in this city, Mr. J ames H. MASSEY.and
they will soon remove to their handsome new store, 47 Camp
■treet, w th an enlarged stork, and will do business under
the firm ami style ot" J< »SEI^H II PALMER k CO.
NewOrieans, Jtilv 1, 1850. jy3
I > KMO V A L—THOMAS J. BECK (successorto G
î\ R. Stringer) a I WM WALLACE W. WOOD
Attorney at Law, A .-tar.es Public, have removed to No
SI Gravier strekt , where they are imuiared to execute,
ivith every facility, all Commercial and Marine Notarial
Business.
frü** Records of Wood Si Bee It kept separate. mh25 ly
(^ LOTH l\ - CLOTH IW«.—BACH, HARN E TT
Si CO. No » Magazine street, are receiving ami now
opening a very heavy and well assorted stock of FALL and
WIN TER CLOTHING. Couutry am' city dealers are
respectfully invited to call and e.vamiue the prices, style and
quality of our Clothin* befoie purchasing el-ewhere. Our
manufacturer employs the most superior cutters, and the best
workmen—every garment in our store will be found perfect.
and finished in an elegant and fashionable style. The follow
Black Clotli Dress aud Frock Coats;
Brown. Olive aud Green Cloth Frock Coats;
Blue and invisible green Cloth Ores* I 'oats;
D'Orsay • oats of all colors and qualities;
Super black and hiown Cloth Sacs and l'aletot*;
Blue and gold mixed Cloth Sacs and Paletots;
• e y acg) Paletots ami D'Orsay Coats;
" biack Clotli Cloaks and ever
Corduroy a
Super black Doeskin Ca-simere Pants;
Black and fancy Cloth Pants;
I French '*
i Cotionade Pant >
Side Stripe and fancy Cassimeie P°- ,u evei
Piain black and emhioidewd-j/ 0 ^*™ VertB »
"ÄrRV'S'Ä'S™ 1 »»'' V«lenoW Vert.;
White Marseiile ^ j^tIand'ed
to enjoe a'sorted 8 BL AN K ET « O ATS.
B A H, BAKNETT & CO. No. 9 Magazine si.
an30 too.tlo
New virleanH.
Willi I
SHERMAN'S
T R U S S
Wll.L KW C1 A SP KK PV
OVRS<
Bv it the tbllowinr objectwns en promaaat ta almoat ©very
other Tn»»» m um m» oo»iatad—Stn.r« 8 P''°f• °°A^d
ÄrMto«?' p'i""'. «WIM.
""■rU'Sî STC»-*. sw«
Ir> . ; AUTION.—Person» Ruplurtd ihoulä ht noore thai tho/ /in«
,..i ... .. vi ■ ujftt .u». StranaulaU<t Htrnia, vilh nil Um hören, hui
:n a tctU adautiid . r ,,
n\VI v G iitttd name r ous opportunities ol seeing iVlr.
BHÉRM AN'H TRUSS ..polie, I ami
in rases of ureal difficulty, and have tormeil \
» . ry hloh opinion of it« va ue, and believe it to
beti,ebe,ti 08 t,u m entMhjh,ohl«g> T ae^,»mt è ^9
Professor or Surgery in the College of Physiciausand
g Hins of New York, and one of the Surgeons of th°
York Hospital. . ... .. or by the
Certificates have also been handed to the pro;. Surgeon ol
following Surgeons: John C. CheesemaPj i). Lecturer
the New York Hospital .Jjni Q f j&elïïutne : J. Baxter,
on Surgery in Ui. Sew York
M. I). Ltcturer on Astronoi«^ M»,« M. 1).: »'
York Sei, ooi ot Medicine 1 tJP-i» D V
derson, M. II.: J. K ÄÄ. il
Oeiirt'e McCieflan: 8. .Mcl.iel'^ 1 '
•he New
, .... .I'm. A11
VV. <iibs«>i, M. I).
. * i:o:. i>Ri B " , " TS - c "7',r :L
bi. Iineu7id PiiyiLras Strut. Fatn.0Sj^ :
»ate order, fur Planters. £ou$ y .„niM,... K- E. J, Ygf
iiies. livery article wlu ™°i»eTy used for™ yean, XEb
PfPrKVÄ theireffoot«:
.Wüf,»"« ', h .îrtî('irsYRUP-Au .»equalled remedy
j BA
1 ■ "H^^TOidïSwoaT..
Braaohitis.
'F., IHEUMATU' I JNi
PlfJS. ali lrnM m
iihwi'i %i. as «j a h« w
AUCTION SALES.
Vovver Ktatiiiif anil Y»»l Bo»l.
BY SYKKM, IIVDE * CO.
npt;priAV, Rrptamb» 8, at hilr-i..-t 1 ■' luck— W,:l u. .„M on
X t he I«evre, op i ..ne Pi. aiunc Tier. Fir-t Mn Ic parity. Mr • nl*r
""P*«lion of the Port WarJeoc, for acc ant of wborn
I YAWL BOAT, taken
i ataloKUR Hale or Fall and \\ Inter Uoods.
BY P. H. PETITPAIS.
-pilURRDAY. MeptemherS, -t 10 »'elocs—Will be wld at Iii« Auc
1 tion Hoom, >o. n Cnnai »treei—
ol t'Al.l. .. .1 W1NTE« uooni, con.i.tlns ...
;nn of BUitleu. t l.i.i.el., Moth ,. >„t 1>er ,., T.rai., H«l
nets, Kerseyi, LoUon rturs Pitisl>u gti Corrt. lîleachci Hhirtings of
rsrioos (J u Mie», Lnglirt. LongJi.tl., P rin ., f Klg „ red (lr |*aos,
l.ainr«, Browni Siie^tlnga, Blue OnUs,
a-'e Lu sir», Merino. Hi
T^rms —Over S ZW
P. B. TAYLOR,
^UCTIC" —
i he isle of Renl K>tni*, Stocks,
ÜCTION AND COMMISSION HEBCHANT,
" " '1 r*eparti-ular attea&ir
i, Damu'^d Cotton, Homh.
.dvancea on MercnanuiH. .
nantis.
TVfKU M LfcsIC—American edition of the Songi
1^1 Jenny Lintl, viz : Annie Laurie Withwhaij^
Rafitnre my Heart is Bounding; The Dane 1 Pong.i
Pretty. I'rett). Gir ; Pasture Song; Cruel Love 1
dost wring with Pl»?a-nre; The Home of my "
Y.
.».»,3. »»c iiuw Mu»t Part: So'nnambuli«t's r'ong; Mariner;
Jenny Lind'« Ferewell to Sweden; In Infancy when Yourit'
and Gay; Serenade of the banish Students; (Jenny Ltnd
the. first singer whom the Danish Stndents gave as« re.
Lind's rep y to the Danbh Student.«; Oh, well
- 1 — i'iful ballad. AH the »
do 1 Remenber, thi- is
month th following Sonzs: Rascal Jack; My Pretty
L likeness of Jenny L nd. Pahlisbed
And art Thou Chanee<l: Chime Again, by R shop;
. ... Hats, rt'iet, by Glover; Why do you watch the Lme,
l^one Deep, Glover; Gentle Heart with eye ot R ue: W 11
you Love Me Ev-r Trne; Ah do not Sp«ak so Coldb ;
Right Merri'v Roundeth the Oce.in Wave; They say There
Echo Here; Sweet Morn of Life ; Wbv do Hummer
»».» cd Fade- Oh Love Forsake ioe Never: When Men De
clare; AlKif in Truth >ou Love Now. Ethiopian SoniM,
viz: The Belle of Winxavv Rav; Sukey Lane. by''bnstv,
WaPzes: Sounds From Tyrol: The Laut Gre* tiug. by Bless
r er; Mi.ming and Evening, two beautiful wa 'zes, by Bejvr.
lo'kas: Eureita; Polka de -Madeira; Bertucca; Sharor : Le
Propete, by B^y»r, fm small hands Lncretia Rorxia. Fan.
', by Wallace; Lucretia Borgia by Voss; Capt. i.larkV
Ouick Step: Col. We
[»rand inarch, bv
three doors from Canal
'.SMITH, Bien tints. I
SMITH <&c BOAKDM.W, ortb
layette Sua are and St. Charles sir
ion of suffering humanity to their
preservation ol tlie TEETH. Th'
mam-ntly csreous Teeth is or,e that too tew
yet attained, calling forth, as it does, all the skill of ibê
scjenlilic operators; and we tcel it our duty to advise
The art of pres»rv
those who wMi a prompt and certait
valuable anxilianes lo health to take
preservation of those
UIAL
guaranty in all instances complete satisfaction. In diseasesol
'«urns and Teeth tn general, all can tint! cheerful ami
d advice, gratis. Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches, both .n the city and country,
' e last seven year», will cheerfully bear witness in their
CIGAR TOBACCO.
'Êâm
(Old a_
for Piantstisnatsand the Merlcaa market, far sals by
A. F . COCilltA.t da CO..
27 Tchoupitou/as Street.
|~1EN ER AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Hi.
IJT rect Importers of FRUITS. NUTS. WINES, etc.,
have always on band :
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-500 bushels genu
RAISINS—In
ALMONDS—300 bales and haes Soft Shelled Almond«;
SHELLED ALMONDS—300 boxes, in fine order;
PECANS. BRAZIL NUTS and i'EA Mi IS—10
bags and barrels;
PEPPER. RACE GINGER, etc.—400 bags;
STARCH—Agency of Heth, Floyd (à Co.;
OLIVE OIL—o00baskets, pints and quart», " Plagnol;"
SARDINES—Wholes, halves, thirds and quarter boxea;
VV I NES— Muscat, Claret, etc., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry: Port Wine, various qualities, etc.;
BRANDIES—Various qualities;
BUTTER—Always on hand, a supply best St. Louis,
ORANGES and LEMONS—lif direct importation, and
ali kinds of Foreign Frnits, etc.;
PRUNES—In jars and fancy boxes;
CITRONS—300 boxes superior Genoa Citrons;
CHAMPAGNE—1'W baskets;
BR A NDY C II ER R IES-300 ca am fresh, landing ;
V M CARONI AND VERMIC ELLI—3U0 cases fresh
Gouoa, lam
Coi
r manufactured.
guarantied au pern
[dl7 8dp]
off
4 t. VlA^WOI.i ri, j V uTJIRV t UBJ.IL AA~1>
il. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every StMr
tnthe Union.... P ublic Ornct—No. 92 C amp strukt .
NewOr'enns Re-commissioned 1850 by Gov. Walker.
VxT Residence and Private Office at No 162 Julia
«ireet. where appointments may be made (or business of a
!.':-,ti«i nature.
KTr*" Deiiositious taken, Aceonnts Probated, Deeds and
Mortgage» Drawn, and all Documenu and Instrumenta ol
Wnung Prepared, and Authenticated for Use and Record in
lnypnrt ol the UNITED STATES.
ry ' Marine and oilier protests particularly a'tended to:
nd all ca-eaof tSener&l Averane or Partial Loss correctly
staled an ^promptly arranged. mhäO lv
DR. OU B IS T LB'JI
ÖALVAWIC BKLT, MCHLACK, HR.V('fcl,KI>
A AD MAGNETIC FLl'ID.
JYervouH Diseases,
And of those Complaint» which are cau»eu y sri impaired, w
or unhealthy condition otthe N er von 4 - « r ,. In
has been pronounced by distinguished physicians, both
Europe and the United States, to be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery of the Age.
Dr. Christie'« GALVANIC BELT ami
magnetic fluid
t used with the n out perfect aud certain success in all cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the various
organs, end invigorating the entire system.
. Also, in FITS, CRAMP. PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM,
ACITE and CHRONIC GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUM
H AGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMOR!?, PAL.
PITATION OF THE HEART. APOPLEX Y, NEC.
RA LCI A. PAINS IN THE dlDE AND CHEST,
liver C omplaint , spinal complaint , ami
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY-*, DEFICIENCY Ol?
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complaints
- ' cause—namely, tj^.1 DI"
.VER FO US S YS TEM.
In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines increase
vitalizing influence of Gal\ anum
the aistuse, for they \
and wonderful discovery, the exliauste
jes of the already
he strengthening, life-givinj,
, as applied by this heautilul
— { , -..uusted patient and weakened
aullerer is restored to former health, strength, elasticity and
vigor. Tlie great peculiarity and excellence ol
Dr. Chrlslln'i Oalvanic Curatives
consiät* in the fact t hat'hey arrest and cure disease hy outicnrd
application, in place of the usual mode of drugging and phys
icking die patient, till exhausted Naturesinks hopelessly untler
the infliction. They strengthen the whole system, equalize,
the circulation of the blood, promote the secretions, and
never do the slightest injury under any circumstances.
Since their introduction into the United States, only three
years since, more than 00,000 persons, including all ages,
classes and conditions, among which were a large number of
•adies. who are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints,
nave been Entiiely and Permanently Cured —
when all hope of relief had been given up, and everything
else been tried tn vain !
To illustrate the use of the QJIL F.iJVIC BE L T, suppose
'he ease ol a person afflicted with that haue of civilization,
DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or .Ner>ou-> Disuider.
In ordinary cases, stimulants aie taken, which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach, aifor.l temporary
relief, but which leaves the patient in a lower state, ami Willi
lipured faculties, after the action thus excite«! hits ceased.
Now compare this with the eHèct resulting from the action of
the GALVANIC BKLT. Take a Djvi.eptio sulierer, even
in the worse svm|.wmsof an attack, ami simply tie the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In a
.«hort period the insensible pcispiration will act on the positive
element of the Belt, thereby causing a Galvanv circulation,
which wd; pom on to liie negative, and then**- back again to
throiu-iioul the sys
tür Thus the
.fiRMANENT
SHllicient to eradicate the Dis'Mae uf yearn.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Ol the .Most Undoubted Character
ïrom all parts of the Country, could be given, sufficient to
fill every columu of this paper !
TO MOTH BUS AM) SI A Hit ID» LAD! FM.
In al) cases of Female Diseases, the Galvanic Belt is ol in.
«^timablf value. It would take many columns, were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most restiectabl« Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spiiits, pain in the
breasi «*«•! niile. chloroeii*, lluor ulluu- .1—r-~— «wu — »-n-—
of the womb, cosTivtncsî, omlrucied or Mitficull men»
general prostration of the system, and all affections
character, are immediately and permanently relieved by tint
simple and beautiful invention. The enervating nature ot oui
climate renders some natura/ stimulant necessary for tin*
preservation ol lunale health, and surely nothing can lie eo
sale 01 eflicaci js as the stimulant which Nature heneli lia»
»Mtuidml, riits is Galvanism, and its application by the
u Belt and Magnetic Fluid is in every respect pleasant
1 bronchitis, inflammation of the throat, 1
headache, dizziness «if the bead, neuralgia
7.ine or roaring in the ears, deafness, which is generally cn'le«l
and that distressing complaint called tiu douloureux.
Dr. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found uf vast service in -txis of convulsions or fits,
spasmoilic complaints, and general nervous affections ol
and all
9 of the body.
try, of Ui»- most extraordinary character, can be given, il' r
1 13^" ^iSnÎQ u K' 1 or ineonvenlpnca." tt ® M *'* th» u«e ol Dr.
^ l,K, n hi th? AwflCLEä, and they may
UV, v y „ « ' now "Tf ,L an i del ." :R,e w»th perfect ease and
i i i { »«es the sensation attending their use is
oHho ™uïw' utiifeültle. They tan taœfit loany "urt
Prices:
ß: |n;iss
ïïs»Â
Ä HILL,
tar F or sale in^N it w O rlbanb by the
GUINNESS 11
dealers in fine fancy article!., , m „ a
j v JJ J ' I'-d ('it nip «irv.(.
Hoove, snot,» AND ÜTtÖÜÄÜfF.
JJ4T?' era
ËA
JM »tant I y l'or sale ai low i
I'anicular i
r RUSSET HR« it; ANS,
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS
r. , „ . .. FRttH i s rit..
< I. All KT, FOR r A.\0 >1 ÎOKIBA H Ulis
HAftüLLI St CO. elf
I
I
STKA m boats .
s ft : Kd. !Ä- ' ""
u 6i,.i n - on in» arr v«. at th.- U.» .. ...
12 o eîoek «. C.nrn—and tr.î A ny tetter t s J'?S
th. A .eau .1 {HS »'Kock 't
«age, apply oc board, or to »«'aw «r pu
„ „ J- Äi R. GK DF8. A serti. 10 Bank PJa/»e.
\ tie to Bay .-t. Lows atd Pass ChnaLan *2. 1 0 PaSla
f0n a $i lit
CIIAftL* *»—rot h. \rn y <1 1^,,
__J "ass ChriifcaR at I Mies*»-/•p. uy-i.ii- , J
»lendi'l l<aRe i.team«-r ST. CiiÂRLfcS. Capi. W .
bnilt e* prend » lot tho l^alte txarle. with nnsun^wd
«dations, will ierivo the P'iuc c>rtrain Ka- road •.«
l UlWIlAY and THURSDAY MOBMNGS. on arrir»
of the o'clock a . m . ca/s. ami on S.Vf«JIII»AY EVBîf.
ING, on irrival r.f tbp 5 o'«rlock p. m . cars; returning lea»*«
:ioxi . WEDNESDAY and KRIDA Y MORNINGS,
and SUNDAY EVENING. Fare $J. For freight or pas
•age. apply on hoard, or to
IV !" 1: H. WiNt.ATe. Agent. CMw»<
PLEASURE POR rHR MIM.loA.
•'•re only . »irsta rx.
' -""-i 1 iBiAMiirniii^ Une— Fur f'onn;
wn via Mandeville, Lt-wi/bura and *la iwinvillo.—'l'be
snd substantial Lake .»earner I.KM1RA. Eltiaft Miner,
ma-»er hnilt expressly lor fhi- trmle. eaves he I ^ike-end ol
onum'irnfij R:, "' n:i(l LVERY DAY (*-ondayse*cepie«U
ingtf » n l-^/F.R V DA Y , (Hu day ^X'-epted,) at R o'clock a .
«»cetrt». Meals extra 2.5 cwn's.
inmrihi. I.I ne .—Vor Mande vi te, LewKburg and Madi
J^v a i r - y . uo, " mo,l, " U8 »"d -pieodid upper
ä lÄt LLM), t VV. Dr.imica. master.
I" V F R V r lv Lake-end ot the Ponichartrain Railroa.
.«i« . » on ,i,e . HmvHi of th. 4 o'clock P. m
mornm* leave« Madwon
» ^ ? n ' 1 ^« » öe vÜ Ie, at 6 o'clock a . si . ai.d
fhLéify. ™%m ? siT\ vj V?"V" the Ö o'ckHsk A M. canto
the city. on oLNDAYS the Jenny Lind will start for the
above plates on the arrival of the 8 o'clock a m cari
returning in time for 7 o'clock r. M. cars tothe citv Pas'
J. F. Bl'.RCIER at ' O.54OMU vj'. 0D ' treet ' Jy6
Fark RcorrtD T.I Kirrv Cim
, IP'S "ft *Y ronal^kt-Hoiehartralii
'4^ r Vew • IrrangemeTit—Vor Mandeville. .
a3a=.:«r.-.-ii 11012, Mailiwovme .nd l>vin«u.n-TU6 n ;
OLI\ IA. (Iiuilt expresa'y for
« traue/ J. • .11 Oman,
Leave New Orteana;
I HL'H-DAY.
iATURDAY 4 i
■<«JNDA »
The OLIV I .
tr, will leave liereafter t
I ea»e Covington:
1. TUE -OA Y 5 A.M.
I. THI/RSUA* 5 A. a.
1.1FRIDAY 5 a . >1
1 j • \ TUB DA Y 5 a . H
i!i
Mîdisonville EVERY SUN
DAY EVENING
»or the city, and EV LR y M O.N I >A V V.t iR VING, at 1 a
vi , m time to take the 9 o'c.ock a . m. cars tor the city, l ot
.iirtici. - ar>. apply or '»03ul it to
EUGENE RoCIlLrtL-slJ a CO. IT and 1? Lonisst
M.\B riN
jelfJ
112 M.
Market mean. er CA LI KU U.M. V — For
BILtiXI, eia Bay St. Louts, Pass Christian,
and MuPi-ippi City.—'The new and
C ÄuiFORNI A, C'apt.
and spiemlii
T Japt. H. F.
i.'y for the Lake tnule. with «up^ri'H
« 1.1 leave the Pontcnartram R;tilrun.i
LV LR Y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and F PI DA Y
°' tll€ 10 ° ,cl<x:k cars.; and 01.
SAlL-KllAi bvenings, on the arrival of the ô o'clock
Returnins, leaves Hiloxi «»c every SUNDAY,
1 'SDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings.
•^'•9 & • >- < »DI S Ai'eni». I» Bank place.
\1ckburg Regular Friday I'arkel
Steamer >IOH \ \\ K.Capt. O. B. t^obb—
fc %lckburi._
capucf. b .
fmmmmmm Will leave every FRIDAY EVENING for
\ icksliurg, \> amnton, Grand Gall, Rodney. Natchez, ami
all interniL-diam Ian..ings—'This new, magnificent and fast
runntnif passenger steamer will commence her regular trips u
the above trade on or about the 1st September. For freigh
ror snreseport,
Alexandria—The ni
UOODftM A.VCapt. Perron
rand hrore nud
the â-»i
ron in^counect 1 w'h' onnn ''' Graham, wii
Altxandna. The « or 1
.nay r« ly on th«?ir go ng
or passage, apply ou hoanl lout of 1 'u-tombou-e .
T. B. &u4ITll, tfü Magaiti _
IfTV- jfcRegular Monday I'acUet rieamer
UlU.VDhS. Jr.-For Princeton. Ijik.
Mfssan&aaik I'rovidence, Milliken's Bend, Vicksburg
\\ arrenton.New Cartilage,Grand Guif. Rodney and Natcber.
1 r.e new. elegant ami swift running passenger smamet
LOWNDES, J r ., Jenks, master, wifl positively leave for
the above and all intermeibat. landings, on MONDAY, the
-d September, at 5 o'clock p. m. For frei-:
on hoard, toot of Customhouse
For freight or passage, apply
P. 8. The
the steamer Montgomery, and will continue in tlie trade
ihrougnoutuie spnn* and summer, Also, the ttearmr
' ".is running in conoei:ti.>n with tlie steamer Arn
ml will take fit>igbt for Yazoo River at the ens.
a 1^9
liu'hinnti, Madiaon and Luuls
— I lie sui>eiior. srlit draught passenger
ierHAIA T I LOI II, Captain Leonard,
r the alMive and intermedial» pons, ou TUES
•nit.er 3d at 5 o'clock p. m . For freight 01
»vine stipenor acoom.no« I at ions, app y o board,
DOyVELL, J r . CU. A genu, 12 I'oydrasst.
« - | )()al nn ,j ,| raW g on |y J},)
îpon her gettii
fcFor (»hrcveii
Alexandria—'r
.
(■rand hcore and]
s light drauirht »
r, hav
the
board, foot ol Customhouse si
T. II. SMITH. Uti Jlustuin
the \\ ooii-mat), and will meet her a- the Fall.
<lna. I l.e i ormne heme very li-ht dr.iugh .shippers may
• lepend upon their freight being taken through without
k The lO'gtilar
h L A A TI <
freight will leave ;
Jos. II. Oitlesby, .. ..m
WEDNESDAY, the4th September, at 5o'clock p
irehjht ™
, MACÄULAY & RIO. 18 Poy dras street.
s3 or M ARrill, RAN LETT i*t CO. l'oydru st.
THE PACIFIC CRESCENT
/"UINTA IN fit the Luusi luuiiligtiice fruiu ih« Linie I Btttttt, pre
pared expressly i" r «iv^ry «laamer, g'v.ug a fsitnful resitw ul
.»ffdirs in every pari of the Union, with parikul r reterenre to the
Hume News In the South am We«. Independent in its politics. It
luri.isl.es an impeitial chronicle of puisiugcvi nts, sud co. Uhu a. al
ters of s filing in ereil to Au.erici.is m Cahtvroia. lis columns pre
sent, under separate head«, a will iii«este«i Synopsis of News troiu
accurate List of the Mar
eii rn States ever sem lo
lo make the Pacific Cr< s
l, U'ariug tidu gd ot frieuds
nod kiiidied on ihe Atlantic's lor 1er« B«-iug «st.liMsheil on a per
manent b.uU, with a résident proprietor in San Francisco, the paper
is a; once pl*c?d ul the unprecsdeu td price of Five Dollars per
year, free ot postage. The lihertl tern.' upon which it off red
will place it in tlie hards of over five thousand regular subscribers
in Chlifornla, betides giving it an immense circulation ainot g ihe
transi- nt poj.ulation. Ii is not intended ns a nier- ephemeia! publl
cation, but the proprietor« luve resolved that nothing »hull be want
ing on their part u secure for it a réguler patronage fnun the p'ople
T.. whose hue-rests it i> devoted. T e Pacific Crescent coniah.s 56 col
umns of Rendit g Mutter. It- Typogr.ipby I» a tieauiiful epecimen of
i >gcs and Dcnths in the Southern
'alifornia. No expense n is been
t, plat
1 .per 1
t Uui X
«ltOCKETT,
J. C. DU NC N, San Frinoifco.
i re. • ivid, or single . umbers ready for niaüii
•h- NssrOtleans Cresrenl. 03 St. Çbufesst
KhM X LK hSTlTlT v ol
A». 'JÛ-J CAM I' .•
DR. and
y and .
, assittt-d hv i
Freuuh, Spant l
Vocal and L.mruuiemai M u ic, thé uiosi i
. mifefcsors are employed
The school la i
and a Fr
ledge ^
niind. For the.
ol intellectual en iure, ample arrangement -have I*»
No til .i|» wii. hewn iiing 1 1 promut^ the
tne i upils, «' d yntuig ladi"« receded into 'he 'an
hoarders, will stiare in the enjoyments, Privileg s and
ttonsoi dauitliters •
The Play flrou- d-an item e
dry «nd seehnhd Irom public
school—is large,
A .
• the Ins
e had heirdangh
I' Lf-c'ures on li s
e ad \ njiced cla-se
j>nish<r<l Wiih t •• n qui»it<
*>•«» application may h<
an31 ^md^VV
a «'«« V-7H mmbim
\ .k AIW anndole against Constipation ol tlit- llow.
f*-,, Torpor of the Liver, Ind.uueiion, Palpitation o|
t he H PHri, I erinination of" lilood to t he Brain. Nervous Head
auh.is, L h ills and fever, etc.
1 - Ü' k'.T " "■ W - B - wi«,
nr. . H- Kitne, «n9h_U8p
. ;li. I-. •». f OXlib hvili.tci UK ( OHtVii
S ARS APA R I LI i A AND UUllF.HS-thi, original
I "|.V : u*î! rîîÛïLi°V er, |® 1 e S !a,,sule8 or H ">
ly I UHOUllullI ,
.Tobe had ntthe (<irner of Maga
■ 'OWAlVi
«UMrnlmet.iiiMl wiih tho recent »,ldiü.,ii> inj
«IN iarely lui. vmiM th« ilireolii.n. I,e fully
l'oydras
( . ».
V/ Unprece«lent««l i„ oion« m in^ niH.n
nlîrJf? 8 ' an<l hS a, '"K. l he inllainmatorv diseases oft
r,hßÄ"Vr »-o/ Weekly Crûrent, and
N' * v V eht A ' " *• ,i(1 Chartres street: ,/aou
^hl'l K™ mW; Dr ' Jl ' * Jon **>v*
S H E RIvTAN ' S -
A Ii ri O M ï N A L
n
i Ofltt, 70 St C harki »irtil. W«l U*
luintoruit/le tnsiriimei.t u
...c n,.«. -the beanng -dov H
tJie bottom of the stomach, weakness of the iungs, side and hu- l<.
O-.e whites, etc. I*i pregnancy, it» use prevents mi>carriat:e
—infact.it is indisiiensahle fo the comfort ol every de 'wate
Icmal?. It Ml y donht theet?; acy of th:.- supporter, they can
be referred to the wife of a very celebrated physician of this
city, who h now using or.i with i • rle.-t satisfaction, after try.
inn several other patent sni porter* without any relief. Physi.
ciaua are respectfully mvitjd to «-all and examine the instfu
n.eut at the proprietor 5. 70 M. t.liarW suuet.
I F
I • D. ORlLb 'F \
OIL UP phppi(!i »IIA ï-îro th
•.u',': v K rn .""Ii R AN .S; fit.
/ AXTOs OI\Oii»l
SWKi
F. CO» I1RAN ». CO. Li Tcooiij.ituuiasm,
SHIPPING.
DOM hf 'I I C PO i
FOH YOIIH.YI« Hirn«
.,*4^ A n expensw ed ri or g eon accompanies this Teasel, and
•11 ships 01 thia company.
.RATES or rARHAOK....
a
NewYork—Saloon
Standee berth, forward saloon,
-î-erage berth, wi h beds,
'■Havana—tate-room fierth, salooo
tlieSpaaWaoo"* tOT " ,lv,ina m,,,t y^oc^r, P*»porta from
VC- ÎS P*W»seeaied antil paid for.
1*7^1 A". 1 ?"**«* "ckets arui orders to receive freight,
he procured trom th* „tr, w ol Um unf.
u uie «im«.* ol uie az)*D! %
PARAÜläB. I.AWRASI(N kco.,
1 « Magium* street.
V? B, I ^ B ro» AMI HAI
- ÎÏ.J; -V..I 1**1 1«» n
' hmrlatm im ««w»a. .1. I .d
IHAHKI.. (.'MM. Ro.
" *• or PASSAIC.
^avaanah §ie
Havana to Chane«
For further parti a:iin, h n iy to"
M. C. M'iRDEC AL Cnaikato«. m im
E. J. HA HT êt CO.,7- t Mp^SjsM.. H Orleans.
Awt,« H.«ana. »»WlifST'
tjfT PasMer.ger» leaving Havana by uns «bt& oao im Ii
tfaitimpre on ih- f'trh Day by takma the l^nd R^ata, and
N«w York and Pm a.le »hia in rh^sanie rime by talus* the
Ste amshi p t o those i->rta. dd iaw
F * ah A « i K Fit H HTpHTOX—T be A 1, new aâd
MêatÊ splendid ship FLOHIIIA, Cai i P-s»«oa. williaB
as above tn a tew days. This «hip n» -u^eib
cabin with spacioas arid airy s'ate-roo-ns, and otl^r« the üoesi
opportunity for families or other* going Not :h. Fm r«rm
or parage, applv on board, op^omte Post 9, First Mamci
pality, between the Markets, or to
jyiy WILLIAM J.DBWBV,«!'
M
a*. FOR H A l/l I.VI OR E—i'he spleadid aew dm
-yaLfÀ HARKI KT COO FEB. Hopkins, ma-ser. wtil
have quick dkiiatch tor the above port. For frmght
or pa< ag>*, haviuK e'egar.i accorrmodatioo«, apply on board
*st poet 7, Second Montctpality. or to
I VV. ANDBKVVS • CO. »Commoost,
jyl3 o» HO WELL & FRAZ ER. Qr*nerstr^t.
/•• o n /■; / <; .v ports .
POIt LI VKl<FOOL.—The A 1 fut saiha* ship
\ IR<»I.\IA, CapL Thfjaip*»n, will ha*e imme
diate ilispaich for ih^ aliove i«ort For freight or
NH-iy to KLINGEN DIR it CO.
W. i »LI V L if, Z, .-st rharleastiwt.
■'<< LIV EHPoOL- ft:»- A 1 .i.,»'nor 'astsail
JÊÈmm t»' :, '* M KD KM W EH, <"a -t. Boy«<n. having
»-Ä u"
/ - ' ' '1,^ he A 1 very fast sailing lirig
:i 1KK\t H, Capt. rfha/kiord, having a
l»onionof her carso engaged, will leave on thTSth
're-rnt or passage having ^xoellent accommoda
tions, apply o;. boarl a» Lower P.«ayane tier or to
an., J'lH.N W. ANDRBWa a uo.'ati^Mamon rt .
,4ii. •» -TOR UVKll.
<T^Z-U l'Ot)l>—Tike« no<»rs'r,—The uew A I tail sarin*
Bntivh ship I A It A. Haaulton, ma»ier, will have
juick dispatch. I-or freight of at« bales <xMton. auoiv to
jel* JOHN H eTXioTT St t^WQraViwsL
FO R CALI F O RNIA .
FOU V A L I FO II \ I aT Via Chairea—
Umted Sinti» Mat! stranuktp C</sip«»»—The
J Fi ml i ay Schenck,
DAY. the 14th ol
with die California a
and uiagmt'umi steamship OHIO, Lteou
To Chagres—In Salas
Staude« Berüis
In Steerage, (mess same as crew,)..
' i aril' ' '
hip C—„—
iul paid lor, and all |
j » must be procureal from the office of Ui« agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON Si CO.. Aeentt.
.; frOli C'U Only iJtreel /wne—'To
-y ,f ft J leive on TUh.-DAY, lmh Se ( taml>^r—The
we I known fav«irite steam-hip % I.A U \M A,
R VV. Foster, co" mai. «1er. will leave the wnarf out of
tjirod street, on TUESDA Y, .uth Sept. at Do clock a . m.
Frvightôu cents per cub c foot ... No ,a>*age secured until
aid lor.
Ip r Au experienced >urgeon is attached to the vessel.
r or fr* ight or paanage, app. y lo
aul9 C. J. MKi.KLR & CO. 6h Povdrasst
ATCAKAf.l A lint I E FOH C\LlPOai
HWn .MA—The tine and very fast sailing schooner
HOME, Capt. Benson, chartered lor tnis voyage
to preceale tiie Tlioni. will leave for aan Juan, Nicaragaa,
on «tonday the lihli insianu
trom San Juan to Realjo on tlie Pacific, liie route is by
the 11 v r San Juan and l.ake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles of land carriage, and all through an exceedingly laier -
•*ting ami iiealiii» eu un ry . Realjo <■ a port of consiaWabld
note mi the facific^at which therf are constant opiKWinuities
ol reachime rian Francisco by sailing veasets. Th»»naieM
about lUUu mi I ch «horter than any yet in ulceration, San Jean
being miles this aide of Chatfras, and Realjo only Ö00
miles above Pnnaraa. For freight or aasage apply te
WILLI Ad J DEW LY.Ö7 G ravier street,
aulil or u> FREDER ICK C a MERDEN. J4 uravisrst.
MCA Ii AULA HOLTE FOR CALIFOR
T1IOKA,
-ailing clipoer
JUAN, Nicaragua, unavoidable acc slent> excepted,«
. 1st of September next.
. Fr«.m Siui Juan u> ReuUo.i
I healtliy country- Realjo is a port of »
; opportunities ot reaching **au
i ves slfl. This r_.ni- »■ ilwut o
îsudicieiit number oi' pa^senuen oller.
l'assage aad found. For tickets apply at the office
jI tlie Agent,
J Y'* VVILL1 AM J. DEVVEV, 67 Gravierst.
s.i/r FR.ijycis<o rkouljik line.
FOH b AA HI V \ Clef U.—The A 1, I
ing ship (ihOlitih B'I'h'% h.\r«, i.'aptain Joha
' ' ; loadin* for tiie abuve i»ori, and will
have all possible dispatch. Thi» ship a
well found in every respect. For iivight or pas<
' " ' — * " aiity.
a superior onler, cop
board, oppimte Post 10,1
J. P. VVHITN LV at CM. 61 Oau.- ...
WILLIAM J. DLtVEY. tf7 Cravier sc
FOH SAN JÜAN, KICÀ KAULA- Hamson
àj- H'tckhum's Line —The copitertnl and copper
tastene i clip, »er brig MAJOtl IvAfc ('LAAD,
• ohn O. H unstable, masier, will «ail wididiapaich as aliove.
AL
i, ami the second cabia
Her first oahia is i
arranged e»i»reniy for the comfort ol paseengen. To those
ilnirousol try ins this new rouie to ; 'alifornia, this preseats
e route, apply as b»4ow to
R. M. 11 ARB MON ü CO, 14 Oravier st.
" Wt' KHAM. r "
f,l: TOR FH1IOH I OH CHAHTKH-An A No.
1 schooner, currying 7UÜ bills, would take freight
for any ol the liait' porta or West India Islands,
l'or which, apply to
au'^ BA RHLT .I Si CO. "1 Common st.
• fastened,
.. j tretgbi
BAHfiLLl Ai
i, ooupen
\ l' H?hL \\ A.\TLD—t )neol at»out 150 tons, with
od accommodations to take passeLgers and freight
Nicaragua. A^dy "
. J. DE\V f KY,67f»ravier st.
Fllll FHKlGfil Uli l'IlAH'l'KH— A line
>ered hrig, alKiut two hum'reit tons tiurtiien,
well found lor any voyage. For lerins apply to
I W \NDHKWS S TO. ' ■ "
SLA lt K, UAl àL STAl'FKKR,
Importers ol liu I'latea, liar and Sheet Iron
iXalls, Hardware, Cutlery,etc.
' iNA L strict, and corner of
LI AVE i
I I Enrol"
M.iGAY.LVE streets.
i, and ot the best Ch
),U«t lb Blocii rin, .Speller, Sheet '/ioc, etc.:
lb Biaziers' and Sbeulliing Copper, as» d, all sizes,
U*l caskA Sneei Zinc;
2,UU0 bli nd e- Slivet, I loop. Band and Rod Iron, IrouVV a
tt)U0 t
Rimta lr.'ii
e:—Nay lor ü Co. 's celebrated Casidteel; Mar
shall s do,;Oennaii, Crowley, English and AinericHn
Blistere«l ; Spring Steel; Naylor k Co.'s celebrated
Sheet t,'a-t öu*el for C.in Saws; tim Saw Plaies and
tdtiiR, Louisiana Orubhin/ and t'ane Hoes;
Sa«i Irons, Patent Ha aucus, liras» Kettles;
Hrusf., Cmiv>er ami iron Ware;
rinneis' Rivets, Unekrt Lars. Sauce l'an Handles;
Tinners' Toots, Fryuur Pans. Suiit».»' BehoWS;
Armitagf .v Coley'e Mouae 1.-A Auvito;
Vist*. î*«:rew Pl.-itus, Slock, ;uid l''es;
New Ltu'.und Wood Sere»-.»}
Clark's I'autit Butt Hinges;
Hook and Plate limites;
I .«»ek*— American and Erglisli—of evsry description:
SlUUitg I kn,r Furniture Soulier Fastemm»:
Roun«i Buhn, »'ul lacks ami Ilrad»:
Bm^st'ocks, Bi«»-k Tin Fauueis, V\oi
Curry-CoiuUij Guns. Pistols:
i Wire;
Shovel* and 'l*oi
ts, Fenders;
1« i: S. hinnd Pressed Boat Spikes; Wioufeht and
Hone-slux- Nails;
15Ü toil!. Hollow VV are, Castings, etc;
3 ÜÜ duzen Siiovelsand S|.adi ,-Auu's's, Adams's,Wood'
and other makers;
1,(100 dozen Whitlemure's Cotton, Wool and Horse Card
300
3t"J
assorted, ^
e and second quality;
Coltee iMnls —W i U k-u's genuine a
hi llair Sieves, assorted:
^ Ïp"'' aUli <>oll ° 1 ' Cordage, Bed Cordt,
FiVs, liiige 'Pools, Saws, .Vlill and Crow-cut do.;
Plough Line
d*
Slielle
icklcs;
ti Mills, Horse CuPani, Hamm, Blind Bridies
ioii's , King's, Hail's and other i
i: ""I '.i; "» 1 »per, V» nunu i'o., U ui'n, Mec
b *"i ' ""MS'. ' r »•■'». I •."« An. «in»;
Band and liana-*» Leathei;
Tar, Pu u,
VV lute L< - i, <>ioi. un «mi i»ry i amis;
Lamp Bim.», Patty, W indow vi. a*, etc.;
Nova Scotia Criiuî Siunes, 1 otogne Âliii Stone«;
Powder, Shot, Bar, Pig and Sheet l>e.iv., Leail Pities, etu
W itii every otiiei article *ui eitanuiig loilit- 1 1 aril v are trails
allot" which thev u fler lor sale low. mhli> lti<nm W
S H £ R M AN 'S
SHOULDER BRACE,
Sou Muv m 7*<St. Caaitssecr« '
KhMllV
FUN
»il tei«Hi...| au >« mu meat of s*»»,-rior
Mronvi-t^ Irom th.' I -ed mann acio J J
I e- O I rfltr: lîINti, t;«a;on ; au t N
«?LA«K, Npw VQ^. __
Li HllT® pm-'-n. •: "ia tlwir o-v« .uicr; a
X Fruits. A. F. COCU RAN U Co. Jï T.hm