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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BENSON, JOSEPH, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT
ERt, Cac ptreet., upposlte Lxhtyotte Square. Copperand
Zinc tta]l m ade for ul e C o.rh nd houe windoIws, a2'7
'11W0,N HIIOg CARLEPNTER' AND JOINER. 12I
SFoyddras ,treet, retu'.rno nnks to bis friends and the publlo
for past favors, mid oslteits a eontinuan' c of their patronage. 010
-BREA.UX.. G.A; ATTORNEYAT-LAW, No. 68 Camp
- treat, Now Orleans. nl
-GER, G, U. & Co., SHPI AGENTS AND 00CO
MISSION 10FUCHANTS, i2 Camp street.
C.ARTPER& CO., J. H.,e DALERIIS IN STAPL,
J and Fancy Groceries of all lilnda corner Comnmon and
Tehonpltollla1reobto. .
IOELEI,, 5. F v., WINES, lANDIS, PRESER
V ed Fruits, Sttnces, etc., ate., No, 110 Common street.
CROOKES l, II. M Co. COMMISSION AN)
.0 FRWARDING M RCIIANTS, Wholesale and Retat
Deolers ln Poreign and Domesti Liqllor, Wine', eleocornL
Gited lnd Commerce street,, New Orleas,. n29 ly
CONV"ERSE & Co.. GROCERS AND DEAIERI
C IN WESTERN PRODUCE three stores bounded by Can,
New Levee. Common nod Fulton streets
CORNELIUS Wilt., ATTORNEY AND COUNSE.
LOIt-AT-ILA., AND U. S. COMISSIIONER, Ro8l
.treat, over tile Post.Office, s
jDy. BAAKEE, SURGEON AND I-IYSICIAN. N
quire at the office f tile iCity botel, or t No. I.CLronre
letstreet. 1U 17
AATEIEON & CO. .. D. DEALERS IN CAOPIP
J i.lg, Oil Cloth, etc., No. 2 Chartrs and.T27 Cutlombose
streets.
WIGIJ, EDMIUND P, ATTORNEY AD
D COUNSE.I,[.OR-AT-I.AW, Napoleonvtllc, prlah o A
,umption, Io. Will practice in tle parthLla of Aumplon,
Lafoourhe, '1Trroonnoeand St. .Nry. Refers toW. G. Ilexo.,
E5q.; Messr. Slak Stfe & Co.; l. . VorAhd o E.
E.. Kittrhle,. dll Tn
DOBYNS & HAtRRINGOTON'S DAiUERIEIO
TYPES, corner Cnp oand Canal strets, 0pstolors.) I1
DOLBEART RUFUS WRITING AND SOK
CERPING ESTABILSHIENT, No. 106 Lanal .0eet.
DolbeIr'a o uporlor Steel Peia for sale, in large and ,maoll .a
titles. 27
U]3.A],, It. N.Jr., & Co., GENERAL OR.
EMISSION MIERCD ANTS, No. 82 (nop street.
EICH~LBERGER J. K., BUILDER, Ocus
treet, ,101t to the co ,err of Hevia, New OrlOU,.
-Repairipi td Store Fitting done wilth neatness adlis
peteh, on tile most r 1a ionablo telrs. n
EMANUEIE BLESSEY & CO. DEALERI IN
PRODUCE AND IERCIIANISOI Tar, I'lltcb, soxl
and SplritsTurpentine, linseed Castor and Lord Oils, , 91
ngazine street, New Orleans. follY
ROSTP & CO., I)EAIERS IN BOOTS, lSHOES, I10
I ganI, Hl s. Caps. ate.. No. I0 Mogolol e str0et.
. KU KNAPP & W. S. CHANDLER, IN
F. TALRSURGEONS, 155 Cnt1
ClGrNN, ,tHO. S ., WIIOIRESALR AND RIELIL
Dealer in in Fancy Artiele, corner Cooanal and St. Crloe
streets.
GIQUEHL 8A JADIISON, STA PLIC AND FANCIRY
G ds ofa direct ImportTion, No. 18 Chartres streeL.
GIAINES, C. C. , Co., IMPORTIERS AND GAL.
EIIs IN IARIIWARE, CUTLERY. etc., Nos. 20lIaga
Cln. and 40 UGraver sT cetT.
ORDON W E, CoI SUCCS ATO GRDON
G BRDITD, .IA..DEATEIN. ITSTC RaD
iYard Frol.t tDre, l ood o l nll lord street.Tkep T onI '
hndllWlolll il, Tote and Grooved Pine L d CprFN, O0Rk
Timbr ood Pllu, , r l ider and lengthT. 1 p u2
HINSINDERSON &Co, os. '& A.~y anoRS
Tch oSu~t ml_._. _st a_ l . . upplies, .orner I.. nOi N. t
chezr strertx _ _
HEBRARD, P. A. .TOEARnER IN STAF AND
fine Ianyll Dry Goo,. N.. 118 Cod street.
HALRBYIIORACE, iTAL.TE ANI PAN DRY
Goodl, P~mbroidcrlr, eot., NI. 185Cnmo, street.
OLDIiES &CLAUSSi OGROCES AND DbWLERS
H IN WET TERN PRODUCE, Nos. 14 New I4 vi nd 14
Tfb (11010ula bolle. LIIbnI,
TT tOOWELL, R. K., ATTORNEY-AT-LAWN 1.
II City II)l. _______________
HILL. ALEATUXANDER, IMPORTER ANIDEAL
ER 'IN WATLLES, JEWELRY, GUNS, ISTOLS,
CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc., No. Comp
strect. a27
H ART, E. J. - Co., IDEAIERS IN ORCERIES,
lDRUGS, CLIEMICALS, PAPER, etc., 77 and) Tchou
pitohdas street.
HENDERSON &i GAINES, DEAI.ERIN CHTI
NA, GLASS, EALTIICENWAlR etc., 00 CLant.
YNSON, GE0. W. & Co., SIIIPPINIAGENTS
HAND CHt)OISSION MEICITANTS, 82 Cnmlt-.
HYDE & GOODRICIS, JEWRELERS, .-er Canal
and Royal streeta
ENDIG. BEN.I., AUCTIONEER ANlPI'RAI
Kx.r, No. .tj [22 street
MoELLER, IIOKI.ER, UNDIER TOET. LOUIS
Hote. LAhW ,1E)IICAI. MISELIANEC. BOOKS,
NELSCPAPEIN, CIlEAl' PUILTICATIONS. aT23plm
TZENNEDY, S. II, . Co., COITMISON NIER
OCttANI'.:, No. 20 Podnur street, New Orle0.
K17ARNY. ALF1FEO, 200122210SIO lRCIOANT.
Dealer i LTime, paints, Window Glas2., (emt, 2.ng2ih),
P1ttS g and Pensaola Fire 0rlck,, etc., etc., ,. 72 31.-.
rine street. n=7t
i EVOIS A CO., J., rDnAIERR IN sSrlIY. AND,
U Fnncy Dry Goods. canrnr (tandl annd Itourlhont reets.
LAV~LLI, F. C., ATTORlNEY-AT-I2 NO. 18
ExP~change Place, opposito the Yost-Office, w Odessa.
no10
i ANDIS, JOSEPH &R Co., COMflbION M~F:IL
CIIANTS AND I)DEALE S IN WIESTEI PROIDUCE,
No. 3: Tlloupioau1ns ,ret. m33
LEIGHTON & BAIIOT, CLOTHIII, corner of
(]atisl and St. Chrles streets.
EVF.RICH, WVI. E. & Co., (TTON FAC
TOtbS AND CO1ISI8ION 1MER01A112 No . 24 Old
'28'O4)DY. S.. IN., 221111T, IR e(1NT IS7 FURNISH
.lng 2 2Go2s 2nd Fny Articles, corer al street nd
E2xeh2ng2a Flae.
MORISON, G, N., n.WIIOI.ESALE D2GGIFT, OILS,
IPa'ints . Perfmery. etc., No. 12 32i,22ln2tre2 t,
R. 11. MARK- W- P-, Y*I n.
SARA, R.H. & G.W.E., ATTO1I202- .A'r-P1. ,
No 13 Commercil Pl'i2, New Drleans,. 222L
MRORErAU T. H. 151 Ro2a street m2er of Tn3l2ls2
LADTIES' dANTI 1E'2'IF,.2IEN1'0 P2CY ART1CL22E
AN) PFIIRFUMERY S'1ORE2. Je2
;EYERP I. 11., 100 Camp F Ireet,12,TACITMAE1EK
AND DEAE IN JEERI.I1Y, Gel I'PNS, FANNY
ARTICI,EL AND WATCUES. All Jonew2artiles 2e22laled
at moderle priee". ml1 2
MOIRGAN, J. C., ROOKS AND ,.TIONE.RY Ex.
Schange t'lnre, adrioiining the Polt-Olt e
2UNROE, A. & Co. . IEN'S .I) OYS' CI.O
A TIIING, of all2 2.22 n2nd q2ulities, ol.sa2le and retail,
orner of Grayier ar ll 2ag2r ine 2treets.2
NTORRIAN, B. II., I10011I.ELER L0 D [TATIONE1 R
. No. 14 Ca2p street, o. d 2 under the St. Irles Hotel.
NTICIIOlIS, It. .b'. 3II'ORTER .D 1DEAI.RII IN
1\ WInes. llan1dil,, 0ru1 , ,te.,tc No, 2 (Op street.
NORRIS & WAY, CLOTIIIEGRorner Camp and
Common Rlreetu.
ILCIEIL, GOODRICII & C, COTTON FAC
STOES A0ND COM1ISSION 2E102CIFTS, 43 2nrond-.
let -treet, cornier of Union street, up stairs. olSd&w
lPKIN R. & 0Co. DN.R .ERS INLOTIING AND
F'URNISIING G(IODS, No. 37 Camtreet. aT
DOBINSOwN & CO., I. PI., WII1SAAE1 AND RE
2tl 2) Grocers-Steamboat and f22mily plies, No. 1l(20 (ll
vier .t.ret.
SEILLY P. & E., D)EALE,0RS IILKS1 AND FAN
C Y DRY GOODS, morner Royltl mdnaln streets, a9
AIRESIIHIDE EIII 1ty,2 (S1s2or to F. N. Iar.
aLson) NOTARY P UIILIC, No. 23 Colerela2 Phee, New
Orleltls. 121
AYIMIOND, W.C. FAMIIlY DcER, No. 71 Camp
street, New (ýrlemas.
E2ELI J. BI., & Co., I)2A1,ERIN IARDWARE,
e_ tc., Front street, betweeen _ravder uNntcher, streets.
S_ lEWaR],K CIAtLEH S A., AIlER IN FINI
at n d Fa..onnls e F 2rnitu2 re, Nos. 27 73 C 1 t.3 str0eet,.
SCANLAN & CO., D. P., D.,IRS IN .ILLI
n22ry 2 d Fine F2ucy Dry foods, N22 and 14 Chartres
street.
AVAGE . CI ~ Co., COTI3IIION MERCIIANTS
AND GEI, I)AI1 PRODUCE2 ANDOVISION IDEAL
0 1RS, No 25I Poydt2s stre2t, New Orleans my4
G. W, STIIAW. W. 9 sAW. J. F. SHAW.
HAW, G. V., Co., (M0SION AND F221
SWAIIRDING M1EIC HANTS, No. 2oydr s2treet, Ne1
Orleans2 . my8
SHAW, FRANKJr. 6 Co.22 iMMISS1ON AND
)OR2WARIINO .1RCD2ANTS, ID2 DEOALEIIRS IN
WESTERN P1RODUCE, No 1O Tc 2o2upl s street. 218
STRINGER, F., & Co., FIIONABLE CI0,0
THING, IRNISlHING GOODS,LUNKS, CARPET
AGIS, Etc. N, 35 Camp street.2 my1
SpTROUD, JOIN & Co., 2I.E2 WAREHOUSE,
No. 146 Common street, between Cldelet and IA roulln
rrtroes. n128122
EADAN, t. D. & Co. COMI2ON1 FORWARD, -
ilNG AN22 WESTER1 N 1 ODUFIIE1IANTS, and
deah22s In Oils, Rice, Alchol, et2., 30,2ydras street2 a12
,SICKLES & Co.. D0RUGS, ME.2INE1S, SURGICAL
I INS2TRUMENTS, etco., 22wholule rotul., Nos. .8 and
, 90000nl street. - a _
LARK, STAUFFER &Co01, RDWAR,
JIRON, ec., No. 64 C0nn2l street, 2mt2 for Pages' Saw
Mills. 29
IIZRR, GEO. v., 0NEW On A2220 AGRICULTU
Sl.AI. WAIREHtOUSE, osror of Eyino aod Poydras
streets. a11
`+T. .8. B.,1,002107I,LE21 2) STATIONER,
T AYLORt SE'V1LEL ]., .ISPOER AND DEAL
T or fnl tine Wlnes anid Liquorsr, N~o. 17 RI street.
TODD, S.HI. & Coy "lIOT.Ee ANDp RETAIL
1 EAES 9 ANTSi OILSS PiTllILLS S, VIN
1)0W GILASS, BRUSHIES, IlI UCSINr SI hinds, 10 Mgi
Lino street. u12
VTALENTINE .1.B.,eCo.,DLOBSINBOOTS,
V1HOES ANID BATS No~. 51 Somdret.
VOORHIES. GSII(GS & (, COMMISSION
AND FO ' RUINGERCIHAI 15 Tolehpitoml
street.
W RTIIRRLOCK, E. It, B DSALEI DRIUGS, MESI
5Y vines, 1aini1, Oils, ete., 43o. AS nlIc street.
Vi'W00DiAN, O.O., IMPOIIEICiI) DEAIIER IN
II l)~m, cab sal l Patent Modicimiaints, Oils, etc.,
curncr Commonand Magazinean streets.
' IATSTE1, TlIOS. L., 5)510, AND OSA
II 10Her, No. IS3 Canal 5trt01.
WIXG(IHT SCO.P , AII 1. .,.PATEIT ¢ldIl·I
WineIs VPrugsIhe P iuncry, etc., etf.,S. 21and 15I ,hnr
.res Strout.
rxV1 RnWom, Parish Rnpildes, Ln-. . ao :,T New Orleans.
W NILSAOND CO'1 lER YEN &H CI aronde FACTORS
VHlo Orluams. ago
ADCMI. SI. MESCI....SC...........t.IISOL II5SIII
W AjLDO & HUGHES, IIJSIRE AND srIP
CH UANDLERS, Nus. S Frout ni2Puton streets. auli
TIAT90RIINAN, .T. ABRtfIfd'OIITRIS AND
YYSDEALEIS IN IIARDIWVASUTEI.RY, eI., corner
NsgazIso nod Comll n streets.
W C FLUER, CNIEIIEIII 2I1 TCIIOUPI
W [oohs .teeN, New Orleans, 11s and h11arses 1 1 1ys
in readiness. Collins lined with leer tnuisportion, at shlort
,.tic'. at128 I
' IISOVYAL.-Tho SI1dersi, 5,emoted to No.8
.Ll Union street, between SG hulan lrodelat streets,
whbere he will devote his whole timely, professional ,so rss,
[150n 15517 ,5,0I.aw, Notnry PuCl,, d CommiOI on1r for
'itarly very Stten the nion, RIS
NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS, AT NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
VOLUME IX. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1856. NUMBER 28.
= ... _-- ... _.- --- -- ----........ . . ..... ...eb F-- llC3i. I:_·_i_.. .: , , ,
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
To sail on SUNIDAY, 6th Int. at 8 o'clock A. M.
- FOR GALVES0.ON AND MATAGOR
DA SlAY,-U. S. MIN Linet--TI new and muag
nlfent steamsldp bh Lexlo, Capt. John Y. Law
less, commander, will leavo as above.
HAIIIIIS & MOIGAN, foot of Jlllhl street,
oppoit the Steamship Iandhng.
. Th eleaImthlps of thids lne will hereafter pay Lighlt
ragse on ngodII from Powder horn to LLavaca.
~hip Ora will pleIae provide t heselves with tie steamer's
hills oý hl-ng-. No otber frln will be signed. l11
Will eave TIIURSDAY. A rll 10, itS 'clock, A. I.
FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO -DI
" RlNECI'--Tht Now Orleans and Texas U. M. nhil
Line. The new and matn1cn steamship Nau
tllus John S. Thompson, commander, will leave as above,
pnfnchet.'. Far fs lavng elegant otate-roo.
accommodationls, nppolv to
HALtMSt o MORGAN foot If JuiIa street,
opIosite the Steahnship Landilng.
T--All freight shippIII l by .e NantAlns will e delivered to
Capmtln Kennedy, of the eteamer Grampus, unless otherwise
directed.
-p"SlDppern must provide themaelves with the steamer's bills
of lading. No other for w il be agq d, m29
To sail on TI,.SDAV, April lv .at 8 o'clock, A. M.
FOR VE'ItA CRUZ.-U. . MAIL, lINE
The now and bagtificentIsteamship TeaI Thee.
Forbesl, commtder will leave for Vera Cru1 ae
above, .unchilly, carryillng the }.IL S. mi.
-.-F or freight or passage, having elegant accommodations
for-cabin and steerage aaeenasro, apply to
HAISIIS & MORGAN, foot of Julia street,
opposite tho Staamship Landing.
..iNo freight will he received without an order fro1 the
Agents. Ip2
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS U.
S. MAT, LINE.--FOR GALVEISTON ANDI
MATAGORDOIA hAY.-TI, following nmw and
magnificent steamships will hereafter leave on SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock, A. M., pnn1tllully.
Charles Morgaln, He1ry Flacu, Commander.
Ml~exleo, John . Itwless ' do.
Loulslanas, Wi. II. Tdalbt, do.
Perseverance, hIenry Sheppard, do.
Delivering freight for tall points in WeSltern Texas, atlthe end
of the ShipIs Tackles, Powderhorn, Lower Ind nneul
wi-Slippert will 0111o provide themselve. wt the steam
er's bills of ladlirn a no otbor form will be signed.
IIRltBIS & MORGAMN, foot of Julia street.
P. S.--This Line bavinl, established Its own Ft on Pasra
allo ar, the steamers will hereafter he taken in and out under
tie n11perfnt1 eneco of Its ow1n Captains. s251 tf
NICARAGUA.
Sails on THURSDAY, Ap1ri1 I. at 10 o'clockl A. M.
FOR NICAl!AGUA, PUNTA ARENAS.
Thme nlew and magnfleut st.embhip Uharles
lorgatt lme-y eoP mander, will leave
as above. For frei,,ht o passno, hiving - per or areomoda
tions, apply to
IARRIS i& MORGAN,
opposite Steamship Landing.
oel5l PoePPes r.-Cabln. i5; Steerage, 530. x131
NEW YORK.
SFOR NEW YORK--REGULIRI"LINF
T e Al new packet ship'rTnmor, anmders muater,
ls now loadingand willhavequiek dispatch. .Fur bal
ae. ot ir refght or passage ap ly to
VOGRHIF1S. ..IDIS & CO. 15 Tchloanpilons st.,
m28 or to GEO. W. IIYNSON . CO., 82 Camp street.
SFOR NFIW YORK-TIlE At FAST SAIl,
ing peketh brig J, 1L S"awyelr Capt. Sawyer,
h vig most of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For balance f frleit or passage, tpply to
CIIIAPMAN .1 RROW,,N i0 aeinne street,
m26 lr to GEORGENI W. ITYNSON & 1UO... 82 Cmpst .
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR PHILADELPIIIA - RIG UILAR
iNF.--'fe Al splendid rocket bark `Iammany
Stlman, master, having a large portion of her carg.
1 1 ;will have quick dispatch. For b1atuco of freight or
:,.ango, apply to
rol CFO. W. HYNSON & CO., 82 Camp treel.
FOR PIILrADELPHIA- RE- GULAR
tINE.-Th, Al reTlhe p1lacket brig SIay O ,eelt,
licll n . aster, loving h portion of her cargo
onhour1d willhae d.lp.cllh. For freightorpatIsnage, apply to
m3 CGO. F. IIYNSON &. CO.. 82 Camp street.
BOSTON.
FORBOSOTON-1 -RIULA.1R ,INE--The Al
pIckll bek hSllIl Coeiinlll mater, hblainlg nearly
el hr calrgo eugag,,'?, w\ill have Coed dispatch. For
balane of freight, napply on tmhurd, Post 21. First I)strict, or to
l (1tGIO.\. V. IYNION & ,11 82 Camp street.
-- IOR IOSTON-IRE0 U1AR IINE OFO PACK
F1s--The splenlldid packet ship OXagerd N, ,O1n,.
. master, havinn .ost of , -rcargo cngaged, , illhhi
quik dipatc. Fr tolaneeof freibht or hpassaghe apply 1o
_ 11 11'. IllNS(IN , CO., 82 CDY 1 mp street.
- FOR IBOSTON-TIIE REGUI,AR ACIKETI
h, -trilp Partht,,o, it:,, , Driver, hvig n111 all
_.-ler carg oengageld, will- have quick dis retch. "['Mr
aiT.uco of freiglrt or Ilavsa.e, apipu to
,18 GEO. .W.I HY.'SON & CO., 82 Campt street.
Sail. M1ONDAY, Mlarch 24.
SFOR BOSTON--REGULAR TLIN- -TIi.E
I".'..resnhtr packet s-ip WOrnlan, Ilulmes, master,
h 1vmg 1 nearly all hoer cnro on hoard, will have quick
dispatch, as,1Ilwve. For balance offreight or pnsag, applyoa1
hoard, or to
m21t O. W. ITYNSON & CO., 82 Camp street.
FO E BOSTON--REGULAR LINE--TI.
s lendid paket ship lE11 5, Knapp, masr, hav
ing alarge portion of her cargo engaged, will have
quick dlspateh. For balance of freglht or ppssage, apply to
inmI GEe. W. IIYNSON & C(T., 82 (!map street.
LIVERPOOL.
FOR LIVERPOOL-TIHE Al FPAST-SAIL
3n1 IpTIr-l31,.lltntaln C3.t. 1udley2 i 32, 3
loading and will have imnedinto dispatcb. For
A 1,12 b1les Co3.on, apply to
G10O. V. IIYNSON , CO., 82 Comp st.reet.
For pa1ssage, apphl to the Captiin on board, m27
FOR LIVERPOOIL.--PASSOAE ONLY-
Tb ,east aili0ng ship Th1oRnms Perkingl llg
Inatcr, haying all her earo engaged, Wi2 l , ct
112,12tch. For P2L 2 I.re, 1apply on o1rd1.
m3 7 . 1. II. AS1RRI0 0 E & CO1.,0 170 Common st.
FOR LIVERPOOL--PASSAGE ONLY.
The Al New York packet ship WUVllll N¢!
loln,a CG ,n Cbheeer, having ail her cllrgo engaged,
will meet with di.Iatch. For3 passae, havin1 splendid st.t,,
room acsotr, odtions, Ipply on board, opposite Post No. 32,
First D1Stt, or to
0127 .3. ASIISBRIDGE k CO., 120 Common street.
FORLIVERPOOL-TIIE lAREMARlAIKBLY
fasssalthg ship CICero, Imlug, master, having
early 11 her cargo engagc3 , will neet with dispatch 1.
t Ior reight o30 bales, Cotton, naply on board, or to
m27 J.. 1. ASHIIRII iiE CO., 127 Common street.
FOlR LIVERPOOL-THE Al AMERICAN
ship Asl1la1d1, Moor11, m11ter, hviug the greater
rt of ber er3oengaged, wil l sail in a few days.
'or feight of 201 bales Cotton, apply on hoard, orie
m2711 Al. AllBlll1112_ CO., 121) Common street.
GENOA.
FOR GENOA-TIIE REIMARKAB3Y FAST
1ailing pn1ket ship 2 lebe, George T. Emerson,
master, haing part of her cargo engaged will meet
with te . For ba oZce of freight or passage, apply on
board, or to
m1, .1. If. ASIIBRIDGE ,t CO., 120 Common street.
HAVRE.
FOR HAVRE.--THE PACKET SII'
Rlchlooltd , Gooltin, master, having c1nearly
3her cargo engaged will ll 1 vo 1 quick 2dispatch. For
hreight or passage, apyt
ollstf G.axpply to
2119 E0. 2V. IIYNSON & CO.; 82 Camp street.
WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
vescl of about2000 barrel3 sBR). For riculars, appl to
J. 1. ASHBO 3022 A c0.,
ell 121 Comon street.
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
_ NE'4V ORLEANS JACk
203SON AN3D G1) IAT NbRTIt01 RN
111,312,121D2e 2 2 pot an Callio .
street, com.er of Clam street, ue Ir the New Iba sin.
SUU'1 } ;n IIIICEM E1
SNelSSENGE -R TIIAINS lea L e Osyka daitr al 6 A. 31.
R0e2b11312 Ncw w" Orlean1 s at 11 A. 3I. No Orleans dally
at 3; P.'. . Reaches Osyka at8 P. 1. 7Paseugors received
rd landed atoll intermediate stations.
EA..--Four cents'per mile, each way. Children and servants,
half pries.
PREI(IHT TRAIN fron the City to Oyka and all Interme
diate statios, every Tuesday Tursd3y an3 d Saturdaly, sl0dfro2
( 3yk1a to Now Orleans and uil intermediate stations, every 2 o21
day,V'Wdnesday and Friday.
,.YSeason Tickets issluet on application, at a moderate price.
GE0 . 3. S AOlE IIURST, Gun' t Supcr't.
Trl-Weekly iIno of STA.GES TO JA1CKSON, Miss. nl
N31"W OILEANS OPE
LOSA3 AND EA WEST
. ERN RAILROAD. -
SUMI1ER ARRANGEMEN1TS.
Th0s 1oad will be oupn for passengers and freig2htfrom Algiers
to llayolu Stlf af distance of 3ewY.nty-thre miles, on 3and after
the 31t of MR31llI NEXT.
PASSENGER TRAINSi:
Leaves the Depot at Algiers every day at............8:3O A. M.
2 retna every day ut............8:40 A. 23.
Arrive at Bayou B 3ou every day .............. 12:3 1 P. M,
RETURNING:
3e1av Bayou Bcf. ................... 1:3. P...
Arrive at 1 ret,3 ........................6: 70.'. 1.
t Algiers .......................5:3 P. M.
Faroe ea h way ............ .. .... . .......... ... .... ..3 00
A Ferry oat 3will connct 2 with tie Passenger Trains, leaving
the foot 3f St. Ann street every morning, 1t 8 o'clock precisely.
Freight willhoerbeeeved for Bayoui12113uffand interuediuo Sta
tions bU}, the Co3pany on the wharf at th2e foot o1f St. Louis street
vry daty until 3 o'clock P.. A3ll ur 3frebt must bo2p1aid by
the shippers, and freight to be delivered at all other ations
t1an 1y3ou de1s Allmaondes, Racehl.d, IAtotreho rossing,
Terrehonne, Tigerville and Banyou Bmuff (where the Company
have Agents) must be prepaid.
P'rinted Rules and Rates of Freifgtl in pamphlet form for etr
:cuhion, to hc had on application at t2hee1 o2e of 23e 3on2pany1
o25tf A.B. SEGER, Vie2 President.
.0 O. 0. F.--BOARD OF DIRECTORS
20f "Odd Fellows' Rest" for 1851.-Ollieer-
'112 Ilor1, resident1, ; John Stroud, Tr1 1 r;
JII. 72232112,, S22231ary. 122Cemeter322 Cir
....-It.rp.. Gillinlgham, Gardner Smitb, Luthrr Il.ter. 0.
Inan3e Committee--Thos. 0eeff3, W. C. 3ilson, I, . lomes
Se3ton--Danil Merrit. Members-Fronk Lewis V. C, Wil
011, (31o. S2yn3our II G2old1ma, G. B. Bowditch, J. P. War
nor, II. Castaredo, , . Bouilemet.
1 -VAULTS IN 1"ODD EI.hLOWS' 2EST" ma2 he pro
2llred y applying to F. M. C07RR0Y at Sickles 1 3o.'s, l1 a
n Al street; at D. F 0. iT & STETSON'S, 531 Campstreet ; to iI.
MILI,SP'AUG1I1 U. S. Mint, rand at the Secretaryy's omiee, v
Odd Follows' Hlall, corner Camp and I.,n3yet3e streets.
The prie3 to m2mb2 r of Stoekholding 1Lodges will b1 $40 pe7
vault; to ell others, $53 per vault, .
a j ollfl orm ion relative to the purchase of Lots, can he had
on application to the Siecretary. "
3p15 JAM1S FURINEAUX, Seeretr, y 0o F. Rest.
NOCICE P O CARNERAPEN.TERItS AND UIUIIDEIRS
3P2te33nt Sawed "2 2 l2lerbo2r2i112 both rough 3nd dressed,
from the very best heart timber, for sale at $14 per 1 I for rough1
and $20 per M3 for dressed, il lots to buit purchasers.
tomher sawed to order.
fel9 l1n - STAR PLANING MILLS, NeW Basln.
COPAR T NE R SHIP.--THE UNDERSIGNEC
have this day entered into a Copartnership, under the stvyl
of DUPEItlER, IIAYES & GO., for tile purpose of trausletoll
a General Commission, Sugar and Cotton naetorgae business.
AIFREII DUFERIER.
ALLEN L. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
1'f n omee, No. I1 St. Lolls street.
New Orleans, 0 stDe.cmb2r, 1855. 115
SODA ASH AND PALI OIL-255 casks, for . ale h1
FRED KEA RNY,
1112 72 lagi30o 112111.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.
Will leave SATURiAF, ith Inst., atI o'clock E'- b S
FOR LOUISVILLE.-TIFF FINE. RE
01ua1 p01scn100 pooketl steamerAutopp,
Iatan E ,f rown, will tutus for Louisville
and all int dil lIandigs, I,, as above. F 1 freight or passage,
apply on board. letsRor to
BETTERTON h KEEEFFI, H Tlohipiiio.,cts slre. -
D3l plan of t Rhe Cabll enn 4 seen and Statl-roo s ,seured
by npnlling t the 3Ienc.
bolI talk rei1htfor lemphis, C.fr sad PFducil,. ' opt
Will leave on MONDAY, tib 7th Ap it OI o'clock, P. N.
lOling p 0,ll mol Robt J. Warnd,
raBIm.E-TtHJ. WE F A S T
II, leave as above, and for all intermedih,,I
landings. For freight or passage nJfly on board or to
RET FRUON k KEEPFE,
29 TchoopIilO oO,,I
~pgA plan of thle cold. can 1. seen 29 nd Tstate cro oms secnred
by ,pplying to 11etterton & KeeolS. olO
Will leaveo,, MONDAYlbR, 00010 .N
LAY OUe n ONd. 7th Inst.. at 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR LOUISVIL.LE, EVANSVILE, ,
ILnouool,,CaioS,,noIntreit l~lllandingsl,. moi
splendid pasiogior itemo, r', Vh nia,C. V,
WFoll,,olhtoo, is sae lllOlvinUl felght, and will cave s nboove.
For frllyllO oIFOOe, Ippin b or to
14 JOIIN FE. IITI 1ACO. 66 PCoy.,,a st.
S ilaME ROI3ERTJ. WARD,
Copt. his s F. DfIller-F-Oit I.OUIS.
VIITIl.-Ti, ll kol passenger ppcket
wvill leave for thle .hors port and allintennedinte Illddlgp
throughiout the season, Rs IIO'l0w
Leslvos New Orlenus, WF.DNN~DY lpl ,st5aookP3
LtRN,,Olo, EIEDAYApoIl H, .1 5 o'clooIk P.M
OTUIIA)AY; Pa15, 10 .
T.UERDAY, JNy 13.
FRIDAY 1,.,,, 11
. OONIDAb Join, 30. ..
WEDNEiIAY J, y 16yl,
N.B. Passeugers can odepend on thli steam
er leaving as a 'vertloed.
DFNo ,s,,,,,,, oo,,idered eOgaged 0511i paid for.
.ETA ohlm of the cabin enn Le seen and staterooms secnred
for ano of the above trip, Ilyf" , a .11 to the Agents
n311f 29 THiliho,,pit, street.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave SATUIiDAY, Itl i,,,st., at loolook F. Mi.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS FACKIT
STb1he fine liglht drauht Passenger iteamle, Re
.1 pub,.). . ,f,,igory ,olter, i, now r
ecIvinlgfreight. mid will leave for St. I.outa and .1 intrmc
rliato lsndhtgs. For freight or pnamage. apply on board, or to
noR AIIN E. IIYPE & CO., 66 Poydri, st.
LOWER MISSISSIPPl.
Will leave on SATURDAY. rib lIot. tI5 P.F .
FOR IIEDIIYIIS, HILENA, NAPO.
iboopli, Grenilesil l,1n in,,ig. i,, the Il,,Ax-.
The regular Passenger paIket ,bo,,,,oH. S.
W.- HIU, Till. Neoll, malste, will leave li above.
For freight or passage, apply on bonrd, or to
a3 1. NIXON, d Union treeot.
gTbp1 H. R. W. 1110 will take frelght and passengers for
NashviI, privilcll of reshippiog on regulir Nashville ,,i
Jlemyphil* all packets.
Will leave oo TUESDAY. 1S, bnst., at i o'clock F. 70.
NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1100.
paRket Belf,,t.-The newlight driugbt and
splendid passenger steamer OIF;AST, 0,o. W. TFblo m llter,
will leave on her next trip asabove, for lemphisop Hel,1,, Dell,.
Friar's Point NpoSleon 01ines' aid Gorton's Landinis, Colum
bia Orieavile, lakeo Wfshingt ee Lake Ploridence, icksb~urg,
an ll theBeends. For freight or passage, having ens acc-m
mooiationp, apply It bobrd or0to
10050, SNAPP k CO., 17 Front street.
00 0The will rcain in thle trade the entire season, and
pnrticulnr nttentctnnei en it all nailIm plantation bas iness.
l-The Ciet0t will tRik poltloglI, g ,inn tie iglht f ,St. LouiS,
iroofvlle, Ciincinnti and Naashville, connectio0Mlemphs lwith
pablet. for t110, plces-. u
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Will leave on SATURIDAY II inst.b 01loclob F. P.
FOR T NNESSEE ROVERS.
STbe now nail ligb,-,Ipoobi termr Hida.
SStinley Orooo, muslter, will leave as sbove for
Easytport, Florence and TuscAbis. For reighit or passage, p.
ply on board, or to
I.Err I SNAPP S. CO., 3 Front stret,1.
t17 Thle Midas will remain permanently il Ihe trade dilring
Ohr, 0n,~o. 10p?
OOUACUITA RIVElR.
Will lleave on lIMONDIAY. 7tl int.. at 5 o'clock P.M.
Por Camdnen Renck Hill -Little Bny Chnmpag
~~ REGU·LAR ObCACITA PACKIIT
Pyloe, ilmingt1n, Piic.n Hills .skide Saline.
Al ll51 Lyling, Mu.nroe, TyeFoan, Columbi, Harrisonburg
Tfrinlty and all intermediate laudings.-The fine now ligit draft
.,eamer D. S. Stacy, Len. Moore master will leave as
ylov. For freiht or pyossge. apply on board, or to
, I.5EWIS . APPA &O.. ,7 FIront street.
YAZOO RIVER.
Will l.l. on SATCII. -- lY 5 S lt., i at 5 o'lock. J1.
SFOR LEFORE, GE1VI7OOD. S1D)0
55131`11Yazoo11 iiy, Sylbyi,, r73.llo ssy.
.3. .'et ,Yz et, Slarti Vicksburg, ratebe
aad all intermedsiate hamdincs--Regulf Ya)o
Rleer PaceIt MlWIS WYIIhTIIAN--The ew neand swift run
Iling 1aiellger steamer I "el 5 Nhlteman Wa1llace,
iaster, will leave as above. For freight or pa-sage, apply ma
board, orate T. B. SJII'Pi..
a4 12 New Levee.
Will )eave on 9SAT'CRDAY. 1thinst.. at 5 o'clck P. M.
SFOR LEFLORE, G1RENWOOD, MA
flea, Tehubl. Yazoo Cit , Satartia, Vicksburg,
.i hNatchczand all intermediate landin,,--Regulnr
-azoo River Pace 1t 1 5EWIS WIIITFMAN-Th1be ne 1 and light
drnft passenger steamer Levels Whltemnl , Vdll acce
master is now is port receiving freight w id IciaFe a above.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
30 JOIIN E. IIYDE & CO., 66 Poydra- street.
Jla'bSl, cr1 can depend on the W thieman goinglurue to
I.eire ad Imd Grtmen d without fail.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Will leave on S.ATURD\Y, 5th inst., at 5 o'clock P. Mi.
il.ei Rock, 1inle y1lnth11 Na1nleou Greenv1lle,
17.5. O R AIL-.50SSlH MA VILLE 1.11755,
and a1111 intermediate ]andin .-- The 1superior light
rll lh t p 1assenger steamer P ell cn, y llt. Gi .I. l A s ltonl
p till leave a above. For freighto or p a-ll e . ap Aply on b ard 5 o "
to IEWVIS SNAPP ,t CO., 3 Front Levee.
.- Til Pelirau is now receiving freight at the foot of
.lr.vir sAtr.c. ShifMpers lnd mercllnts mnay rely on her, As
1he will rellain in ie alboe trade all the season, a3
rb Pe5lica1n will take freLghtfor all thIe elds.
THE LAKE.RR
0U. SAILA -WFOR MANDEVILLEy L.EW
isbArg a11 nd CovingtoL-.-Tho fine steamer YlLII
gln t n Pearl, PIDEUIEIi~
Itblu-11 h Pya,1 , Captain J. W. 1Ioffmuan will
hereafter leave a Iallonwsi for the above and intermediate land
ingsB, vYz :
Fitls 1'o1 .P... .r.l21.r R. M..D.y o O1 Cori. lsdly.
M 3onday.1.........12 J. ers lMonday ................6 A. M
We'Cdnesday.......l.0 A.. cA'errs Tcsday ...... ......... 6. A.
Frida...........IU.. . as Tursdy .............6, A..2I
Sutardtny........ t2 . Calrs[Saturday ............6 A. 3
Fare,'$1 M leals, 5 cents.
For parullAnrg, apply on han1d, or to
m27 tf 1). C. LOWBER..8 Magazine street.
AER SIOBOLE DIRECT DP LY
U. S. MAIL LINE.-Wintor Arrangrm1cnt.--l Th
splendid low-PpurSsure packet steamer Cuba. R
A. Heim, master Florida, W.lI. Hute1ings master; Cl
Ifornia Myers, nut1r, havilg been built expressly for tilhe
Lake traYe. with superior aecnmmodations one of the above
steamers will leave tile Lake end of tSS Pontchartrain Railroad
daily ontthe arrival of the 4 o'clock P. MI. earm. Returing,
will stop at P1111c1o1la on lMonday and Thursda1y eveings.
Cabin Faro to Mobile ...............................$6
D eck ................................................ 2
R. GEi)IES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November 1,1855. ' n5,
4. VE, LAKE SNHORE P ACKIIEOI
STEAMER Creole.--Winter Arrangement.-
For Ocean Sprilns, and intermediatelandings,
extending her trips as far sa Pascgo0la on Tu1esday and Satiur
dvY of each week. °
'Ihe splendid low pressure packet steamer Creole, We. H.
uteclngs, master, built expressly for this traNde, with superior
accommodations, will leaves the Lake end of the Ponteh1artrin
Itailroad on the arrival at the Luake of the ears as follows :
Leaves PontehartraIn Railroad, I.eaves Ocean Springs.
TUESDAYS...... 4 P. . enr AI WEIsNESDAY 1ORNING,
TtUIIU DAYS ...gA. J[. ears FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAY S,...4 P. M. ears SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday mnd Saturday situ will go as far as Psacngoula.
n5 R. GEDDES. Agont, l0 Bank Place.
SLAVE D0]0POT. NO. 156 O1DIsON
STREEIT--The r inelits ouan d andwill keep
eostantly for l sale, f1or either Cash or City Acceptance, a
full assortment of SLAVES, consisting of MECIIANICS
ot all descriptions IIOUSE and FnPLI) SERVANTS eta., etc.
Having lesed tole three-story dwelling No. 156 Common, near
1aronne steet, he 5s prepared to baceormoldat tralnie nt Tbraers
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms as can he obtiined ill the
city.
"Slgartilular attention mill be paid to 1onso1ments lof S aves.
TIIOA1AS F. F3ISBY, 1.56 Colnlmall street.
-yscnslroes.-Fellows , Co. ; Curr * Person: J. C. Ricks
& Co. Richard Beck l J. G. Cocks & Co.; Walt& DeSall 11s.
N. BI.--RiP0 HIGDEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKEIY
YOUNG NEGROES. -. n ly
TOY'S CITYY AND SOUTHER, EXPRESS
T --Rnni , at all iur.s of the day throughout tile city-
Agent for thme m'onehart1in Railroad Coympany for carrying the
Slali '1 and hLVitlg eutire charge Of the Bangge Car.
. A messenger will walt fnnnnpassengers In tthe ears.
Cheeks will be given rtall bltggage takenl il charge by this
Comnany.
linggage checked from residence, or the office, to tihe blak
boats, by authority of the Pontcllartrain Railroaid Complly.
A yekly Eixpress (every LSlndy) to Galve1ton, Illn intolsi
Powder tlom and I1iousls, Tea ls l
An y Pyrely I .1sollcr wlill be dspatel1hed three times a week1
to alltthe Wantering Phtes on th eLake. Orders and parcels re
ceived at the office. '
Bills of lading left at the office for goods by the New York
and Teas steamers, will meelt wsith prolpt attention.
Schdulesl of rlates ald signals furnished, by applying at tihe
1ep3iou of B 1ggag5 a1nd Packages. Open troy l 8 1. J. 1
P. it.
The proprietor begs to notify t1 e public that his .i( th only
City E Apress now rnMing, andl that his arralngements are now
completed, aud that p1omptness i1 ti5e delivery of go1ds can1 be
relied upol. S. TOtRY Jr., Proprietor,
f:sr ly Prncipal office, 75 Gryvier street, eoer C11 mp.
CANDLES, I , 0VIIISI YB 111ANDY, ete
I01 1010111s ro0tr. 1 , Gamle's ST 1R DANDLESI
701 bo0es F 1r1cr' 1 STAr1C101
50 111rrels No. LARI OIl.;
115 barrels 1, yle's Copper Distilled ROSE WyHISIKY
iID hf bbls1.. . .
1 qua1rter and eigh1th casks D 1m5ti BRIANDY;
75 bbls6111Monoug11 ls aWlIS SKYy (iron bo0nd1;)
5{) hf bl .. . .
For sale hy JOSEIPII LANI)TS & Ct).,
m12 33 Te1bonitoabs 1 street.
ORLEANS ,ý-Iq]AI1I DnULLS--OF'FFIt, 78 POY
0dn1S street NowsOrleans--The sbsciriber respectf1ll in
forms the public that he keeps constantly on hand a full supply
of
FRESH GROUND AND UNGROUND
Cornmeal, Coffee, Flalxsled,
FIomiuy, Pepppor, Munstard .
Grits, Ginge, O leae111
Cracked Corn, Alspier, Wheat Flour,
y Cl1111nn1mon R do
Cfre 1 Cloves, R0 e . do
Oats .d11e, Dyspepsi do
Brann Nutmegs, Buckwheat do
Dpb-Coffoe Roasted and Ground at the lowest city prices.
Ja.° 6m F.C. IERWIO.
(tECIAN PAINTING.--JISS S. C. WIL.COX
U hns opnn d rooms for the nbrtmtion of Classes in this beautl
fil Art low tnught for the first time in titls city. The short
time ol four weeks only being required to acquire it in all its
perfection, render it deservedly popular.
, -The ladies am respectfully invited to visit her rooms at
No. 286 Camp atreet between St. Joseph and Delord streets.
p;ý-Rooms open trom 10 A. M. to 31P. M.
P. S.--Miss . will give Private Lessons to.pupils at thei
residence, if required. Jal23m
TO PL.LNTENRJ -TISSE WHO DIRIEE CARe.
line GGLDIN SEED RIGCE: a, d SEED PEAS, are invited
to leave their orders with the subscrlbers.
fell )ARELLI A cO~, No, 61 CamrMa street,
STEIAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
Will leave on SATUBRDAY 5h l t. at 5 o'clock .M.
FOR JEI MR VON DIRE CT.
For Jefferson, BSlthblnd, IBenton, Port Cddo,
Albany, Swanxon'a and flooring's "Indta x,
lhrevert, Grand Bayou Cgpte Al exgdl Ia Goton's,
Barbin and all Intrdrn at t an in ids-.-The light draught
frel¢hltg teal er Planter, D. D. Atkton. malter., wllBesve
osabore. Forfrelghtorpassae ap1p on board or to •
P. H. BRINTOFN & C0,, 4 Leafyetthe t.
The PlaBnter will take freight for all polntl above the Raft,
with the privilege of reshlppmg from ShrevepOLrt on good In
sured borts, apt
Will leave SATURDAY 5thI st., at 5 o'clock 1'. M.
FOR 1I]kDEN AND ALL LANDINGS
on LnrkeRfsteneau, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
BEcore, "Alexandria and Gorton', Llnding--The
fast faingi . steamer Belle Gates, John Lewis, masIer, L.
ryan,'lerk havingeompleted thIorough repairs will leave as
above. For freight or yp ge, apply on boad or to
P. B1RI TON & CO. 4 Iifayetin street.
O ,Tho BeUlle Gates is at the Lan1dig, foot of Casto.., 1fo1se
street," a4
Will leave on SATIIURDAY tile 5th t5 o.'clock, P. L
REGS AiGULATREL RIVERPALCK
1T for Jefferson and all Laldlngg on Lake Soda,
. Shreveporwt, Grand Bayou, Uampte, Grand enigre
and Alexandria -Thenw, nerylight draught and fast running
steamner Leona, 1 . W.in Ksoivin. masters gill leave as above.
,or freightl or pasage, ap.plg. n bard or to
P. IH. BRINTON & CO., 4 Laythe s treet.
.--' The Leona will take freight for above th Raft, wtlh
privilege of r-l.gpinc., A
Will leave on SABTURDAY. 5t1i inst., at 5 o'clock '. M.
FOR JEFFORSON, hmiithlan.d, Ben
1in, fort Caddo, Shreveport, Grand Bayo,
O. Grand E]nre, Alexandria, and all intermedlatel
landings. The pnporior light draught steamer g I osa, Jos.
SelibI, gter,will leave A above. For freight or passageg
apply onbgrd, or t
O3 T. B. SMITH, 12 New LeE.
The Rosa will take freight for above tile raft with privilege of
rushlippig.
Will leave on SATIURDAY. 5t11h inst.. at 5 o'clock P, M
FOR SHREVEPORT. iR A ND
Bayoug, Grgd Ecore, ample, Alexandria and
all intermediate , l ndingg .--The supergor ght
draught steamer P. F. Kimball, W. W. Wilenhbry,.
mutr, lllleave as above. For freighi.. or passage, apply on
board, orto
3 • T. B. SMITH. 12 Nge Lvee.
p The Kimball will take frelglht for Fuion, White Cl1ff1
,d,,i.ffersolu, with privilege of reghipping
Will leave n SATURDAY sth int at 5 o'clock P. 1.
FOR RRiRI VE~L-RBFiULAR BED
River Packet--The f1ne fast gunning piusenger
packet, P. F. Ktmball, W. W..Wilthen
bury, master, wgil leave'as above for Shreveport, Grand Eeore,
Grand aygou, Camptog Algexndria, Gorton's and all nlterme
diate landnlgs on Red River. For freight or passage, apply on
board, or to
S LEWIS SNAPP & CO.,7 Front street.
Tih, Kimlall will take freight for Fulton, White Cliffs, and
Jefferon, wtl, priilegeo of reshipplng.
Leaves on SATURDAY. April 5th, at 5 P. i.
FOR JEFFERSON PORT CADDO,
Shreveport, Grand Rayog, grand Ecore agd
Alex.ndria, The superior and swift running
steamer C. Hays~, Isa Wriglt. master, will leave for the
alove- and all iterge.,dtata lgandings as agve. For freight or
passage apply olboad or to
IE,1IS SiNAPP B CO., 37 Front street.
A6 The steamer C. Hays will not be re.,posible for any bills
contracted on her account, unless by order of the captain or
clerk andthe bill presented at the time when made.
m1| ISAAC WRIIGHT, Master.
Will leave on SATUIRDAY..April 5. at 5 o'clock, P. 1.
FOR GRND- ECORE, NATCIII
Inches and Alexandria, The regulgr passenger
i,,. stelmer Pinta, P rker, muater, will leave B
above. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
m29 H. M. RO1BIN(SON & CO., 100 Gragier street.
Will leave on 8IONDAY, 7tl, Int.. at 5 o'clock P. M.
SFOR LAKE BIST]ENEA - THE
st .eamner Sydonlf, tliram Wilson, master,
will leave as above taking freight for }inden,
Grand llaou.,, Cmptel, Grand Ee.re, St 3inanriee. Alexndrlia
intermediate la.dings. For freigbtor pasage, epply on board,
or to
* .X. 81. JOHNSTON h CO., 3 Front. Levee.
Will leave g n .TONDAY. th inht. at 5go'lock P. M.
FOR JEF]ERSON, SEIITHI.AND,
Benton, Part Caddo agnd l intermedliale landing
on tile lake, Shreveport, Grand Byou,. Campte,,
(Grand E Gorg St flbarie, Alexandria Giorton'. and all igerm,
dite landings on thle river.-The swift rlmning steamer I osla,
Jos. Salibla master, will leave as nlove. For freight or pa
sage, apply on board or to
hW7LWIS SNAPP & CO. 37 Front street.
The Rn a will t1ke freight for PForg Towon and upper Red
River. with privilege of reshipping on streamer Alida and other
good insurcd lpats.
The steamer Roa,,ill pay no bills onracteld on her eaccount,
unllls signed by an order flrom thile eapti or clerk.
JOEPI'H SAIJBA, M sater.
Will leave on TUESDAY. 8th inst., nt .5 o'clock P. 1.
BelltOU, Port Caddo, Airn.n , Shreve oft Grand
Fg ~ OR JE~FEIRNON, S8IITLAND.D
Bayou,. Ganld Ecor,, Alexngdria and alg inter
medilte Inndlngs.-TIuo Buplerior lghlt Idrollt siteamer St.
Charle., S. Applegate, master, ,ill leave as above. For
freight or passge, apply on board, or to
ap2 T. I3 SMIITH, 12 New Levee.
Will leave oi TUSiDDAY. 8tb April. at . o'clock i . PM.
Benton, Port Caddo, Albany, Phrewport, Grand
}SEayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandrin.d all mterme
diate la-dtogs.The superior passenger steamer St. Chprles,
Applegate master, will leave a above. For freight orpassage
tpplp on board, or to
iniL LEWIS SNAPP'& CO., 7 Front street.
P. S.-The Si. Charles will lake freilghlt'for Fort Towson and
Upper Red River, wltb privilege ofrestlpplng.
,ýlrhJ steamer St. Charl.s will pay no bills collntracted on
her account, unless by ai order from thle captain or lcrlk.
S.\,1P I·I. APLEATF..
REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR TUESDAY EWEEKLU
VICIlSBUIII ANI) ASHTON PA C K ET.
Steamer Fralk Lyon--'or Ashton, Yilh
r's IPoint, I.Lke P'rovildence, Milikn' Bend. Vicksbur.g, iPr
renton, New Cartlage, Grand Golf, Rodney and fatchevTbe
elgant and swift runningt pssenger pucket, steamner FRANK
LYO)N, Capt. J. I. Eses, wiill leave for tihol above and all in
ue.nediate n Il., i p every TUESIDAY EVENING, at 5
o'lock P. . inplace ofthestiueamer lagnolia. For fre!ghl or
pKasae apply on board, or to
n9 T. B. SMITH. 12 New Levee.
This boat will not be responsible for any letter or peckage con
aiiing money, jewelry, or other valuables, unless reglar bills
lading are takLue, specif'in tie contents and value, and the
freighit paid, nor any valaables deposited with the Clerk by tihe
lsfsengers, or cginuted in tlheir baggage.
PORT HUDSON AND WATER
LOS PACKET New Laton a, Emile Gross
master having been tioroughly oerhauled and
epaired and newly painted, will resume her trips ill thbo above
de, leaving N Orleans every FRIDAY, at 9 o'clock A. M.,
dad every .MONDAY, 't f o'clock P. .M.
ep-The I.ntona will b reludy ftuike freight every londny
and Thursday for all landings on i e Coers, Duonaldson, Bay, u
Goula. Pluaiucmir.e, Uato Rouge, Lobdll'si Store, Port Hud
on, Watrluoo alnd all inturmediate laudings.
Fer freighgt or ps..e, ha,"ng superior accommodations, apply
on board . 023 6
D EADI' READ II-- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
.3lanieuf ictoryiy Oyster Shell Lime Sitted for Sugar Mkersu
mud Builders. Iý. AiTOGNINI, Mufc, Iiturr of IIILLIARID
TABLES and UUILDERil, Egle Mills, 12 and I14 Coti street,
car the Lavee. BOXES t'ir packahgeof any sire made to order.
Superior fresh LIIE, in cod barrels, for wShitewashing, snar
akling and bSuilding, nilwas on h.nd. DRESSED PINE
FLOORINGS and CEILINGS, SAWINGS, TURNINGS for
builders. Stores hoses etc., put . pf repairs of any kind made
u t.he sortest notice by means of machinerly.
;.Th public are invited to call iand see. 06ly
JOSEP RUNUTY IS20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
W1 holesale i1d, Retail Iealer in ine WaVtches. Jewelry, Rich
Fanney and Staple Gooeds, No. 20 Camp street, inder tile City He.
tel, New Orleans, respectfully invites tie attention of W'holesale
mud Retail I)ealers and piurhaser to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, whichl is freSuLly imported, iiGd constantly
iFp lied thnllgbont tii year.
SH -LI. C05lBS-hnitation Shell and Bniffdo Combs, of every
style and vriety.
BRUSIIES--OfI every descriition, of his ownl mmnfaetlre, and
at t1e lowest Norrtenl factoryprices.
TOILET ARTICI.ES-S-clc as erfumery, IIllr Oil, Hair Pins,
Pomatum, Fancy Sioal, etc.
FINE PANS, PUIISES, ocket Books, Work BRoes, Portable
Desks togetber with an endless varity of Porte-monmies,
et., oi O e.ry style and shape, and at unusally low prices.
GUNS, PISTOLS, Knives, Clt's and Wurner's Revolving Pis
tols Scissors, Rars, Lifo Preservers, Fishing Reels and
Tucýtl, of every vardely, to salt the most dcterminodangler.
WATCIES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock in this line, consistingi of the T. T. Cooper, 1. I.
Tobias and real Joseph Johnson movements, with a fini assortR
meat of Swiss and English Levers, together with n largo stock
if Sno Eastern Jewelry, Silvrware, etc., havb Coe selected
with great uari by F. ROBERTS, for many years enagged in
tl Wllolesale business, and viiiigbeen ipurchbased xclusively
fur clasl, great inducements will be offered to "srelusers.
uYn Iiiveiy i article warranted as represented, or the money re.
a*.tWatehes, Jewelry, etc., carefully Repaired andmar
OFFICE O NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION.--Ofice No. 61 iCamp istret--Inorporn
ted under Act of tile Legislaturei on 115h Marbch, 1855.
Thil ouo of thbe Institution will be open for tile reception of
Deiosiis every morning (Suii dayi iecepted) from 9 to o'clocik,
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Depositsl of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
Thie employieut of tile funds is strictly limiied by tho Act of
Incorporatiuon to th PubBu Debts of Iho Uiuted States, of tilhe
State of ilouisiana, and of tii City of New Orleans.
Loans pou mortgage of unleanmbord and unimproved Real
Estate wiitlin tile limits of tile city of New Orleans, not eiuced
ing 50 per cent. of tile appraised cash value.
Ioans uion pledge of the Stock fl thie Incorported Banksl in
New Orlcans, not exceuelde n") per cent. of hi e market valnt.
All hlterest or Profit derived fron thie employmint of the
llfunds iis to be distrillbuted sefmi-innully siinug tie Depositors.
No Truitee can directly or indireetly borrow any of thel funds,
or recciru any pay or emolument whatever.
Ceriffi e o dposiits, lhaving interest ai a rate to be agreed
n uon, will b issiued for s Un noti less than $i1u deposited for it
ipeciiid umi.
TRUSTEES.
eorge EisB A. D. Kelly, William Voigl,
W. N. Mercer Geo. Urquhart, R.B. Sumner.,
G. C, lunn, u A. IIlleh,, UGeorge.ionas, ,
Wilhelm.iu ,logait,. P.RN. Wood, Tios.. ilark,
Thus. A. Adam, E. A. Iiulforil, D. I. Wills,.
W. N. MERCER President.
A. D. KEilT, 5
ii. YEtl I., / Vice Presldents.
WBID.DIIT INtR,
i). D. WITIIERSIi, Treasnrer.
N. R.--Copips of the Act of Incorporation and By-Laws can
be obtained o tie ofiice. a2 ly
E NOIIt C CULLOPI. ATTORN EY-A'P-LAW, WIlI,
attend to all professo.al bnsiness In St. LanIdry and
Avyellesi, thati may'b entrusted to his care, Olice at OIE
LOUSAS, La.
Ruffrenees--E.as. N. iWaterman hairdware merehnui C. -N.
Olivier, Esq.; Theu. . Mliller, c.mnciion miercia It; Clins. II.
Singleton, ittorney at law" Nison i Admis, Crescent Office,
New Orleans. m26
F1 RAN AO N D
I2 FORWhARDI NG hi'E;RCItANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTI.IRN I'RODUCS, No. 8 Tchonpitoulau street, Newi
Orleans. 0ld9 tf
T HE ARRIVAL OfI DR. SHEI+IUDAN IN
thiscity For tbe second tite, from TL'me Stf epben' }ospi
tnl, Dubln. IIo i daily performing hsl wonderful cures, of re
strinig sliht to the blind, and the deaf to tlheir earinhg. }l
will also auro cancers wislont the nee of instruments, and con
sumptioneven in the second .tge, In from 2 lto li days. Pfer.
sons troubled wit fits will go to Dr. S. and get restored, so as
niever to bo trobled again. Piles cired at once-bloody piles
or blind piles, or outward piles; bad legs i any sttefcurei
peSdily rheumatlcPRainsebanished outh first altendance, Dr.
0. will restore goodba rII to ti bald.
. S cret diseases cacd on the first attendanc, and without
loai of time to the patient. Advice gratisf. Peirsons in the
country cn be attended to sIlating exactly the state thley ar in.
NDr. Shelridan allowsis i Day Book open to all persons
for reference to his wonderful cures to this city and St. Louis,
ad the hundreds he lhas restored to sight. Dr. S. allowe his
Diploma to lhang in his oufie. Persons are allowed to see tILhe
Doctor restoring sight Ito the blind.
Dr. S. can be icmat is office from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
l176 m No. 228 Canal strects, corner of Treme.
LOUR-1O bblh SuP erine landing. for sale by
Sml0 S. IH. KENNEDY A CO., 20 Poydu streoe
t @rIeans aily trestrcrt
Murder Done.
BY T. B. ALPRITacH.
"Lost, lost, lost!
A beatiful soul is lost
A beautiful soul went down, down;
Down,like a ship at sea o
Who knows if asoul be lost?
"The moon went into a cave,
Whose stalactites were pointed with stars,
With scintillant crescents of stars
And a sweet south wind came over the rye,
Andbroke on the lattice bare!
"Invisible' fingers of air,
Just lifted the curtain's fold,
Just rippled the calm of her-golden hair;
Liqoescent and glltterhng gold!
And shetood like the thoghtof asulptor,carved
In marble, snowy and cold!
Bat her pure, sweet look was as fol a lie
As ever a woman told !
" Her shriek went up throogh the night,
To spheres that reeled overhead ;
She lay at my feet, and her fate was white,
It haunteth me now, 'trwos so very white,
As I wispered it low,," she is dead !"
"A statue lay chill at my feet!
She lay with hereyes in eclipse ;
A darkness hung in the length of her hair,
And shadowed her perjured Iipa
I strangled'her voice, hut, God !
I would I could strangle the moan
That follows me out in the silent streets,
When I walk with the moonlight alone 1"
Corro,.-The receipts of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening were, by
the Gem, from Tennessee river, 1567 bales; Natchez,
from Vicksburg, 2018 ; Leona, from Jefferson, Texas,
1254; Sydonia, fromlfinden, 1180; Cnmberland, from
Nashville, 727; Red River, from Onachita, 198;
Bayou Belle, from Bayou de Glaize, 395; Jackson
Railroad, 38. Total, 6124 bales.
Total receipts of cotton for the week, that is from
Saturday morning last, 50,931 bales.
BuosInss.-The very favorable weather acts as a
great stimulus to the trade now goingeon in our city.
Turn which way we will we observe evidences of the
mighty congregation, as it were, of all the elementa
of commerce at this time, though the receipts of cot
ton and sugar yesterday were not up to the daily
average of the last week, yet there were heavy re
ceipts from the upper country, including several flat
hoats which arrive and land at Jefferson City and Car
rollton. To give our distant readers some knowledge
af Jefferson City, which is located in our immediate
vicinity, we have to state that it is a flourishing vil
lage situated on the Mississippi river, and adjoining
the good city of New Orleans, and stands now in the
same position to New Orleans as the late city of La
fayette, which is known now as the Fourth District
of New Orleans. All the stock which seeks New
Orleans for a market, is landed at Jefferson City; so
there are large quantities of Western products landed
both there and at Carrollton, four miles higher up,
which are never entered into the receipts of New
Orleans. If we were to include Jefferson City in our
daily dottings, we might cause some of the doubtful
friends of New Orleans to stare at the daily increas
ing magnitude of the business of this emporium.
The day is not far distant when we shall witness the
annual discharging and selling of produce at Carroll
ton to be transported direct from that town via the
Jefferson Railroad to Lakeport for the several markets
in Alabama, Floridaand Georgia, including Key West,
and, by a calculation before us, it is cheaper for all
vessels drawing from seven to nine feet, engaged in
the trade with Havana, and other West India and
gulf ports, to come through Lakes Borgne and Pont
chartrain, then to come up the Mississippi river. In
coming through the lakes, the charges of pilotage,
tonnage and wharfage are obviated, and the increass
of business and increase of vessels at the levee; cauis
ao much crowding in the season of business, thai
every outlet to the gulf will have, ere long, to be
called into reqlisition to promote the general com
merce of the city.
.r. DEVELLE'S BENEFIT.-A, new comedy called
Le Camp des Bourgeoises," the one act comedy "Le
Tableau Parlant," in which M'me Colson and M. Laget
appear, and a third comedy entitled " Je dine chez
ma Mere," will all be performed at the Orleans Thea
ter, to-morrow evening, for the benefit of M. Develle,
of that establishment, the whole conclunding with a
...udevile "I d sabt ?mrnerte:
Amusements This EvenIng.
ORLEANS THEATER.--Rssini's grand opera, "Hoise
in Egitto."
ST. CHARLES THEATE.L-M.rs. Gladstone's Com
plimentay Beneast.
GAIETY THEATER.-HisS Dora Shaw's Complimen
tary Benefit, " Faio" and the "Hone3rmoon."
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.-Ole Bull's last Grand
Concert.
The Albany Register states that a hotel keeper of
that city turned out one of his boarders for offering to
bet a large amount of money that Fillmore would not
be the next President. The landlord stated that he
could not have an insane mpn about his house.
The handwriting of Rufus Choate is said to be as
difficult to decipher as the arrow-head inscriptions. A
Massachusetts paper expresses a fear that he will be
disfranchised in consequence of the writing test in
corporated in the constitution of that State. An in.
stance is stated in which a board of lyceum directors
were unable to tell by the answer of that distinguished
gentleman whether or not he had accpted their invi
tation to lecture, after a laborious and vain effort to
decipher his scrawl.
rPORTIne 1N THE NORTu.-The Sandusky (Ohio)
Register of a late date says that the lake is open and
the market well supplied with ducks. They are
found in large flocks on the overflown prairies and
meadows in that neighborhood.
THn PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY OF MASSACHUSETTS.
An official statement is about to appear, in relation
to the material condition of Massachusetts, and
intended to show her industrial growth since 1845.
The annual product of the State, says the Baltimore
American, is now put down at $300,000,000, showing
an immense increase in ten years. The value of the
cotton manufacture has increased from twelve mil
lions to twenty-six millions, yearly; that of calico
from four to five millions ; and that of woollens from
eight to twelve mnillions. These are the identical
branches of business that were to have been ruined
by the steps that were taken in 1841 in the direction
of free trade, but they appear to have been revived
in a very agreeable sort of a way, their aggregate
amount having increased froam $24,000,000 to $43,
000,000. The value of the shoe business, however,
has increased in the, greatest proportion, rising from
fourteen millions of dollars in 1845 to thirty-eight
millions in 1855.
SecouLAR OcouuneNE.-uIn clearing up one of
the rooms at Stanwix Hall yesterday, a waiter dis
covered a cat so crowded into a boot, that it was with
difliculty that she could be extricated. Having got
her out, the next question in order was, "How did
she get in?" This was leading to a long-winded dis
pute, when one of the bystanders took up the boot,
gave it a shake, and tossed a half grown rat upon
the floor. The discovery of thle rat solved the riddle.
The rat to escape the cat rushed into the boot; the
cat to secure a game dinner rushed after him, and
with such force that she could not back out again.
Learn wisdom from pussy and never "go it blind,"
even in a good cause. [Alb. Knick.
A BAD HIT.-All the world do not go to shooting
galleries, but many visiting them have seen a contri
vance, by which, when the bull's-eye is hit, a spring
is touched, which, acting upon machinery, throws out
a human figure, in the most horrible contortion, as if
pierced by a bullet. A gentleman of this city, wiho
is a pistolshot, was invited, when in New York, into
a shooting gallery having this contrivance, which he
had never seen nor heard of. The first shot struck
the center, and out sprung a man, who fell, as our
friend supposed, shot through the heart. He fainted,
and upon coming to himself, found a crowd standing
around him, admiring the effect of the joke, and
also of a large basin of which had been thrown upon
him, in which the shooting gentlemen had washed
their hands, the sable streams of which were running
over his face and linen. lie left. [Norfolk Herald.
Now OnLcAoa no a exr RonGe RAIsaoo -
On Monday next, in contOsarty, with a resolulton of
the Police Jury, the land tag-paye oof East Baton
Rouge will vote for, or gain.t,ith proposition for a
parochial subscription of one hudaI thoenand dot
iars to the stock of the New (Ore and Baton
Rouge Railroad Company.
It is to be hoped the subseerption will b ne i
mously voted. There should be no oppoletton |
The parish could not make a better or a sefetinvet
ment, or one that will add so much to the deve.p.
mentand improvement of the interesting section of
country through which the road is to pass. The
corporation of Baton Rouge has already subscribed
$100,000. If the parish does the same thing,
there can be no doubt the aid of the State will be ex
tended next winter. All that is wanted is that the
people directly interested, and who will be immedi
ately. benefitted, should start the enterprise liberally
and practically. Had this been done two years ago,
the cars would have been, months since, ranning
over the iron track.
It won't do for a communitytoask aid from abroad,
or from the State, without first showing that earnest
efforts have resulted anspiciously at home.: The re
peated failures ofapplicationstothe Legislaturemay
be traced tothis fact.
Nars ST. TnoxAs.--A letter dated st. Thomas,
Pebruary 26, says:
. Business is extremely dull here, owing to the con
tinned rtging of the eholera at Porto Bieo, which
islandha.toesopportoor commerce to & greatextent.
Mr. H. Emerson, H. BH. M. Consal, died here a few
days ago.
The bark Amelia will be sold for kindling wood in
a few days.
The Danish population here take great offence at
the hint thrown out by some Americah papers thatin
case of a war between the United States aad Den
mark, about the Sound does, the former would be
very likely to take possession of this place.
A. DESPEroATE RtrFaa.-The following dispatch
of the 26th, from Bangor, Me., recounts the mostdes
perate attempt to rob a woman of her petticoats and
her life that we remember to have seen:
At half-past ten last night, Sewall Patterson enter
ed by a window the house of Peter Gilson, and find
ing himself discovered in the act of plunderilg the
drawers, he proceeded to the room oecupTed by Mrs.
Green, danghter of Gilson, seized her while in bed,
and ct heron the left side of thethroat, overthejg
lar vein. He stippedsed she was mortrly wounded,
and attempted to kill himself by cutting his own
throat in the ome region. Both will recover. He
confesses his guilt, bt says he went there only toob
tain her clothes and jewelry, which were purchased
by money sponged from him when they traveled to-.
gether to New.York and elsewhere two months ago,
she having since then declined further intercourse
with him. Patterson has a wife and three or fouar
children. Mrs. Green's husband is absent.
The Boston Journal of the 2th says :
The vessels which are saow arriving in nsmlteeri
from the North of Europe, bring fearful accounts of
the dangers from encounters with storms and ice.
Each arrival is attendewith more than ordinary in
terest from the anticipation of the reports which they
are likely to bring of delayed or missing vcses.'
The Legislature of Nova Scotia, on the 26th nit.,
passed a prohibitory liquor law, to go into operation
at once.
In the State Assembly of Massachsetts, on the
27th, the resolution to amend the Constitution, so that
no person shall hold office in the State unless born in
the United States, was defeated for want of a two
thirds majority. The vote stood 166 for the amend
ment to 128 against it.
Captain Ingraham has been coifirmed by the Sen
ate as Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro
graphy, vice Commodore Morris, deceased.
The line of the Chicago, St. Pasl and Fond du Lac.
Railroad from Chicago to Janesville wlil be completed
during the month of June next, probablyby the mid
die of that month.. Only thirty-five miles of rail re
main to be laid down, for which ironand allother ma
terials are on hand.
TrooUsL AMONGo ThE ILLINOIS DCoucnacy.--The
St. Louis Inteligencer says:
WTe tears that the anti-Douglas Democracy of Illi
nois mean to organize fully in the approaching camo
paign, and dethrone Douglas effectually. ' Col. Win.
H. Bissel will unquestionably lead off as their candi
date for Governor. His name and fame will quite
overpower the Douglas pet for the eoffiese-[hnurroy
nlcConnell.
The small-pox has broken out in Buncombe county,
North Carolina. The citizens of Ashville haveplaced
guards on the road to prevent any person from the
country visiting the town, and a fine of twenty-five
dollars is himposed upon any one who shall pass the
guard and come into the town s ithount permission.
The Wsrhicngion Star states that the dome now
being constructed on the capitol building will cost
about a million. The first appropriation of $t100,00i
was made before the cost was estimated, and now
some of the members flinch in view of this enormous
expens. for a single item of decoration.
As INTenESTint. Pt ongE.-MIr. Buchanan, the
American minister, has sent home from London an
original portrait of John Hampden, the celebrated
English patriot, who was one of the first to resist the
encroachments of the Stuirts, and to assail the p.re
rogatives of the crown, in the great stroggle for popu
lar riglots whichled to the estahblishment ofthe English
Commonwealth, and subsequently planted on this
soil the republican germs which have grown npinto
a nation of thirty millions of freemen. This pbrtrait
belonged to IMr. John Macgregor, member of .Parlia
ment for Glasgow, and is presented by him, through
Mr. Buchanan, to the Congress of tlieUnited States,
who will undoubtedly give it aconspicuous place
among the national pictures. It is one of the bnly
two original portraits of Hampden now in existence.
The report of the] late extraordinary increase of
the French and English squadrons on the Atlantic
coast of Central America has not been officially con
firmed.
TRIALor A GOVERnOR.-Gov. Price, of New Jer
sey, is on trial before the United States Circuit Court
at Trenton, for a defalcation of public, funds whilst
Spurser in the navy. The amount claimed by the
Government is $77,S18 42.
The Whig State Committee of Rhode Island held
a meeting a few days ago. The attendance was small,
and they declined taking the responsibility of forni
ing a State ticket.
The old line Whigs of Iowa have issued.a call for
a Whig State Convention in Burlington, on the 12th
inst., but no enthusiasm is manifested.
AN AmeuoRcA IN THE RUSSIoAN SERVICE COnuRT
MinATIAoEo.-A coUrt noartinl was held at Simpher
opol, on the 28th January, on Dr. Stoddard, an Ameri
can surgeon in the Russian service, charged With as
saulting Dr. Bondler, a German surgeon, for interfe-'
ring with his duties in his wond. On one occasion,
Dr. Stoddard slapped him in the face, and on another
knocked him down. Dr. Stoddard was dismissed
from the service. Under the command of Gortscha.
hoff he was subsequently reinstated, but.he died in a
short time after.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor states that during
tihe last session of the Walker county court, a man
named Franklin was convicted of murder and sen
tenced to be hung. A reprieve was afterwards ob
tained from the Governor, and a messenger was di:
patched, who, after riding all night, placed the docut
ment in the hands of the Sheriff on the morning of
the day fixed for the execution. That officer examined
the paper, andfinding that it was not sealed said thatl
possibly it might be a forgery, and he would hang the
prisoner anyhow, which he did.
RATHER MEAN.-The Detroit Tribune tells a story
of a shingle-dealer who fell overboard from a lake
steamer. Among other things thrown into the water
for his preservation was a bunch of his own shingles,
which he happened to seize. When taken on board
he expressed his gratitude, but made a fuss about his
shingles, and told the captain he should expect to be
paid for them. The captain replied that he was very
sorry the shingles had been thrown over, and that
they would not have been had he known the value
the owner placed upon them.
Cit O r Ho~ 1t~it r ot~ Utep ya*week ending
Admitted. .... .....a{i t Dt.:...:.:..... : to
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Fxn&-An nnocnuited Oa oir aiesb, t, on
Fasted steet, near Pleaant in the Footi'Dfett bl lsdogfnr
to Mr. Feiui, wttse.iom gt d4maaeid bz Ar
and otme',ek oc tetdaytiteynetk. &fY,-tl'i side
thi house, fomun tie Araitarti beOfdlwOiw I-.·It L l uw
tied with ttrpntiettd itre t etiwated being fated immeit
ki such Amentob oe tsbi peed ofwtdim;*'
was Insure for 915,fde
Adcmyn.ey.- ~Wg~ftd *eeue..-Teate~dsafterx
toon, atabout ttOk'cfk, tas l. Otagt a
wsdrivfg oup Crttoditt street, with "tit hsie,
tiego belbogitg toMr. S llOtmm, ih rtt, pft eopt ,tt
ttmtti , eta hortbma ran A tiimmfrbir L yNWtfeaa v,
t ront of D Smdit's, Mr. GalIagerwa obetdtat. fins ad
smifr wibtitititto, g.th great Holme. Theattt, tlbotiit
drilvg, heldentoithte rein witbtitth might. hot to a par
pete. At tim ea, tat~sro titod itrestto,letae, wit ptiehtid0ntt
tate timbtggp..imaithm AOiter tbatt.tit bhnt orsmuittmm tug
too ar AlonaThgi~asagro oinaafahet ra d.~aar.f aoytbu
Mr, tt lltttutwat catited itmoo·. sewait, tidit wtaihttmetttt
I waonded. Xr. .,haibemiag to
wtiodiedze'Sird '6trb 'm' r'ai dd to hae bee
Lit $s Ou L;tUaemeaRob
Of tsao,.e0 Ni'.d iieto o to he ite Jlodttr teatot
whtt i attiittr , *w'd W~~ue~so¢hi ' mitid ,tdpumtOdimto
lato Iti net ]try. t antitm ily be eaa patoyio
ithbotee mttf~ieeir~.rrs~ 'rc.yr"
IXPAa lCF b'bod: 0C'll}F~r."bOt1'
iatehebimg ti'ree. inttafiowa, oat
thieCorietsenitdor.t D m1id mmtim'; am
ad daughter of f .,rtnhrn st isppgrQ ny ei
some eght o tn rysag adrae oposg kAo caee
"trapped, bs beinfotd, safimams iit / gmt itti
was found a work at s sshlnb, onth e ptstu~r oC oesjiiýtvu
man ti theFi Frth Dsittt, *bO tedS Oito ottl t ititt
keepingher. From ll wecad imen; thetg.l wlut t m sod..
stydaway of heota ow temt Mm. taiimkimomaa. itihe
of ith naotrons eortiimetetten s.me l.ttd tI ha tii"Aai
her tibit it aw days atablsttgtrltum ld hoit; im,.wgitodif
doey, witog t ft o itetiteuttin if Ieet- wa btUti, t
won't patronieethe fortne tetera ttr f "
Coum nuoit~ Bonnn.=-A cionnfryman who was
on histy frotm'k itp-emmutiy.ytb oTe"m atit of wagietg,
ilept hatonat oth me, ugotif the leee,, oo Tumday,ofigttL
Whilentatei . ttpisebitosheodti hbyiosihtiitat miiZ, rtt.
atlthit money, mamitedgiti $tCN, iatmh Of otmon toeitns
could bbeed to ethethlef. .·
mtibatttdt cittiti. asr~a Bbisc
:ALEIStxee Muieneitmi Aaaamean,.Thoe, Ritbittatn,
iim titIs ties ite Betitti, ettlttgapsd,. nmets etoemfi yette
dty by iimt. Itatnom, to tiapicibein g spea wttott aa
deredphand .on boad the steamr i~fanolL e *r I ice'frs' Age
Hi ma otgd1~pfoto ndmle 'ateaitoimt.: s.
hlrTa DtBomc,. CoVET:=Dudgeo leotildg o'e edei
itd mdomitiid this teno yeiterdayi' taothmittwes dti ter to
then to rIceteuthe gapitli tie Oet o.rIth'(ioam,'$nrf?.atetttHi
docmumtwadedd Prom a'psl~eeerprs~inrroeesantalpytiea
tattr,ao niitiimeoprrretP that tht elect(.dionttatt ofett r
delait hive tiuarthe if mniii.timt-,ia;at ihWittob cittitibt
eases on the docket of; the your-anu rtvilhwhr`i'thi'jmo
sauggesttallafo,..tmedy oif nseikitd.:'
FtiuomyuDlrooati Ceemo.,-Johmt Helmes pea Jmale
i idtH-Jtdgi Reynoldt 7emidaygeaeebt demlttati, imitite
mittf mattitamat to teattilpitiimWia, 1temtariteih i oito[
uecorderotf Itoigtotiti Htat~Ito -
Recitotteat I;IatiaHTr' Cpuir. -Oweat Hac was int
t, biaoiheo irstitisiatrit Cottyetiiday, toime tied jfo srier
e ebram .wtchtottld iatiueloaa Ot ttita OoeO, pioton.semprrinti
I tetsiimat witrspo g dud wtilooh ti a eInt tiat:eitti.
~itiottO in~muifwtottiad m i C.~:# ·::i.1
Oh~gte iimuoy ito toat pdaeit iftffa mu" i f uoi
Charles Doyle and Fý.dwadd:-MoentbSTr-awes it cfoPqths
FirstDiuiitrCt mCltioiotmo to tht-jibbig of Pitriot
MItaughltebllo, b totkpiteti It Cttitbth't effmeemlrya an.
3f" Tnboopltonlnoetreetrddntho2fkhall, B 7zefary- 1 ,"_,
B Ni. D.- Cootoutati.m,,me befo the Phi HuiDfeitot t mi for
laomaetd imtery iuytipie n JMetetitgnt; Betir
The foliowitg partie swee trrtigted tad thir cab, a.trd for
i iieatieogoo, -· .·. : :..
CaoptU. C. Eobert of thhe aneooearSt, eagtd ytapt
Rdward Nareode, f m: e.:o, the aehaoeae. 1rltttee. f oe
foene, with boardioghi vessel in the ew tCanal and deilng
him adlolent Iloweaerbme the back withl W. itek e woeodtbe
ides theaening his life. Bail gieto appear on the lIfe.
Donohue O'Brien, charged with hrntally beting hi wife aon
PerdIdo l eet. Ball gien to appearon the 7t6.
Jon Y. de Y.bame, hl. wife, ser ntgirl Jane; nd one Por
tnesoe Joe--J, harged ih seing Mrs. Maoey ibbage
byher shouleders and draggngher liolently on Julia street
oear Rmpart, on the0th alt., and the 'it charged itiihea
tenmtie abase of fow months' durtion. aefl glve ` appear
n the10th. .
Many Taylor, hanged' with harboring the aon.n.a lave
w.oman Agne, in hrbouse on Dryades itreet:. Bl gie to
pper on the lth.
IMre. Mary Taylor's tnae PFtaey, eloeged wih telg a
oteens dot.l a dres from the aforesid bAne. tit ehe..s
helen hanboeedieithe IatietIe a the Tayi . edelod eet
her ltoenst.'" - _ :
RECODiER M008:eos' CiOURe.-Ceot ntne n loe nd
Syesterday sent before the FLat District Court,, to be fried
for at reh of trust to the preJgloce of Jean Cdatalig". He
gave baL -
GusaiveMatn, erwaeetbefo thorat e Court, foratetaling
=undry sm onsy money from ConeteinHaeritge aho.rdtng-hom
keeper on Toulouse sreet Ril not gvlen..
J. fernderie, a free colored bhy, was oetitothoehkhae
fot si months, for stling coffee and mih g odier XYena -
Jules Baoulee wia examined m.a charge of breac t Pt and
dIncheff, . . .
Jtaotlivn t 't'n ead on a chge of throawi h ick
BohnS. GaberaV roat Leveeat.et.L Sent to prelan.
I eorge Pfietr and i Fanker'weiarrnIlgnedon a charge of
Jolptly cowhidiog Val Schwanc at te corner of Blenelne
and Dauphine serect, onohe 17th of February. 1Ba givan.
RECORDEe S.TZEIBEAu'S' COUnT.-Joeeph Tripp,
the man accsed of startng the dltasrs fre n the ower Cot
ton Press, was examined yesterday, and the mantial evi
dence against him was sao ong that he a ent before the
Frst District Court without lan.
RECORDER JACGEsN'S CoIarT 3fary Gruntz: and
Wllhclmina 1Knnt were up yetoerday on crhs-ehargea--lry
ehlnrgednwlth stealing two trun.k from Wilhelmin, and Wit
hchinac chrged with briekbtteig Mrley Theywereheldd for a
hearing. .. ,
Fems Disoninr S71oo0 BRo~en.-ThiA body met
Iast evening; Dr. Linday In theehhar, ed qnteiam eaeit.
The ivarius ommoiteemn ade their re erts. Thewaa no
thing peartlEuarly interesting in thatof .teeGrl' HNgh1. hoel
Committee. The Cemmettee onthe boya' HIghSeIoo meeInt
repoet the glstofetwhichws n enoltioe fdttdeuoingthepepiie
f bolt Hth chool-tnprovtde'thpiannr o n ks, ppen tr to
he aranged by the Superintendent and the eommltte of the
maid schools. The reaol untwan,°atatstdrrtagsootheilenet
tng debated and laid over. - "
The Lyceunm and Library ommittein repiorted the rehiitor
the recent lecetres in the.Lyeeneh nhowieg that the eer~eseo
thereof had somewhat exceeded the reaoipt; alsb sehbmtted a
resoluntion for engaging Dr. Boird, Of New York" to deider a
course of three lectures on Russia and Turkey, the Cantern
War, etc.: and submitted report from the Libtrare, in o i er
oeuetohise departmlent. The mReport wa adoptedandthere
lution laid over.
The inanee Committee reported a fund on hamn of g$,t 117.
and recommended the payment of sundy bills, amounting to
little le. than the above sanum. On motion, the said hills were
ordered to.e dlaced on the pay-roll.
The several Visiting Committees made their reports: They
disclosed nothling new.
The Committee on the lght School made a rather Inteestong
report. The Institution was repreeeOted to be in a poperous
condition, and asotetesal table of me nual intelest w anread. It
showed tie pupils of that school to .rpin age from-h e to
thlrt years, to be from nearly everycotr ander the nu and
to follow nearly odee'brahnch ofheehaoienland m omehn
labor. The newseoys in the lst tunmbered }7. On motion, the
IhaUks of the Botrd ee tme oetmosly tendered to Mr' Beehe,
the Chairman of the Committee, faor hioelanborte and totereet
in dereport.
The Visitieg Commitoeeefor Apl were appoltit. follows
and Reld. ".. . ed
Wo-etiitegon-.Oglesty, SaCnge and, dtxoee . ,
J.fer/on--Hyde,. Waters and Jenentns. -
t eir-e-B. Florence, Benedict and Peale. .
. P.eulhe-F-rnoeanx, Gotdirch and Lusher..
:Jetkiso-W. E. Florence, Beebe and'Callahhn. '
i-el-alodwln andtlt Glhe.t. ,
A letterof thanke fortheoetof the Lyceum, w'oreceivee
from the olDleana teiteTe ehaee Anaoo fone , ..
A letter was reod from Hon. MleeTaeylor, annooeenig Goeege
Washington Mader, oPthe. Jaekson School, a ehne anletoit for
lhevaeantetdethtp atWestPoint, and a letterweas redfr
MIader, anunoucing the reeipt of his wtrreant. and ceturning hi.
thanks to the Board.C
A letter ,was ed from Mr. Blaekmnn, tendering his rtdaa
feon as Principal of the Boys' HlghSchool,to take efect on the
st of Ma. ,, .
The piece of Mi.s Meeroren. teacher in the Fiek School, was
declared vacant, and Mi Beddwin as neeected to the vaeanye.
Aplicatione for teacheedhipt were ead and referred.
Ater otter etlhness o. eo lonportne, the Board adJoomne..d.
Steamboat Departures. rhls Day. -
MOBILE.
Cubn, Helen, mater, on the arivrd of the 4 o'clock P. K. Pont
chr1min 1 rs.. R. Geddes, 10 Bank Place, agent.
OHIO RIVER.
Antelope, Broum, mdater, . 5 o'clock. Betterton & Keeffe, 25
Tchoupitoulee street, agents.
UPPER MISSI.IPPI:
RepubllUe, Montgomery, master, at 5 o'clock. John E. I yde\
& Co., 56 Poydras street, agent.
I. R. W. Iill, N1ewell, master, at 5 o'clock. R. Nion1 6 Ca.
ondelet street, agent.
YAZO0 RIVER.
Lewi Witema, Walle, rter, Mat o'clk. T. B. SI Ah.
12 New Levee, agent.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Pellcan sho, m, Ahon, at 05 1 loelk P. 1 .' T. B. SmE Ihand
.L. Snapp a Co., a IenTs..
COVINGTON.
Virginia Pear, HoffmaI, on the arrival of the12 o'clock M.
Pontchartrai ca. D.C. Lwb r, Wo. 9S Ms ,,l nsteet,
agent.
Creole, IIuth0r1gs, masr, eontharival at the Lkeof the 4
o'clock P. M. Ponchbtai ars. B, Gedds, 10 B
Place, agent.
"' TPNESSEE RIVER. ''
M3das, Brow, , sterat15'o'clok. Lewis Sopp A CVo. 37
Front street, an, . '
RIED RIVER..
Pioea, Parker, master, at 5 oolck. I. 4 RobinSo & C., 100
C. Hay Wright, master, at 5 o'clock. Letws Sapp & O, 37
l ipIdhstreet . B,man i.ElthB, 11 NewL 1vee1, agent.0,
P. F. Kimball, Wlthenbery, melter, at 5 P, M. Iwi SpappP
& Co., 31 Froutstret, and T-B. Smith. 1al aestree,
agents.
steet, andTI. BI. Smith, 1.1.NewLeveset Wegntz.
Leona, Kineelvin, mester, at 5 o'ElokP. ':.P. H Br ton
& Co., 4Lafeynte e sUeet, agt ....
- & Co., 4 L.,n aye: tt street, agen t . " .

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