1%.EW'ORLE XA9 U,

Acil ess ) .stmmseu to tlo RU ~ r . r,

LOTIISIANAWO , Ils Plbe+,, apdear.I D.lhpnlrp 0, I ;atPlsi n.. .ThlyshMe.PAIap.l~ihtni o*.llpel~ti Wntss. T, .tk..sdd

5UA811 ppo4.peat pll~dflp,.Ai W0ImpdP. Sd .tendl th .. e.aofhaalPP. pdahaff APJ...P..I ORd ark nt ppr, BRAO wANTIA da, dI h

' For sfr Lfgh o0,ut hno5 er mper~m t1t--M6m eeoP.ttodatioll applj N fUARRib t MOKBAN toot of l6r.( no ,

o ord ql~stollssahlp NAD I:a~

B lsslepn PShaO5Ia ellls S l p..psaIlly

.Will brls.U Iloo {o and Ichn.pptslcs

g/' No Bill. of L~ing will M alignd a The days of departa tierager/bs ahip hu nailed,06 6 u

Willnito THUBJSlAkWjL berg oq I brld .O.F OR VRAZ08 CRE-IS. DI-Rh~r.-New Oion. nd To U. I Malt1-Thps pew and m p...llll.. V....lp .AII ,o -

Isil, ....pis IA, U.Sp. w,,ll..ruboy eoly ~M.5.,,eoge,t {caring 111 at ,Phipoll. . 305001aa~pyt

ORtou LIEROL-h Splendid AliFR" A ft SUNYpd b, the ,,..lw w~i( be dal.P.Captdn Kwaldy -fl he lmar C lrlupua. aalom olbowr r teaa

I0ll5l.. thEks is pp.1.1 hrppg. for lh sJ. I . SI TUBBIIImrOGmhSO.t 53 1,ine.iF OR VER POOLZ-T. e. Mail ine.hp

I' Iboaa tad wp,05 eptNlmLlp OIIICABbA ,Thomas YorhO.( Oollolddrr ill l.... for V~re L). aaore, pa -teeLLy, carryng th U1 .8. MathC

.SOWLL Bo s.lPy....

S ....... ............................... 6.. aoipf.n.adn ........ d.......550051l........5 - DO*.semell..ehblprljul. 01 0 A......W............L co

.0 A,.P0 brpi..u.hbnrlp SISIODA. UcommopL N..

Ud~~~~s..,pl~ .p os .P II NSI! pl fUrom Utp.

. Po.p...pa pt prorplyho th. mwhea th pUsplp from 4

F OR LIVERPOOL-The Splendid A5h ap BU~NNY BIUN, A.Iao. rn Nr nou

a250 ble. Cotb.o to e mlpp her .. go. For fN l ght or'.hicl,.al. J. H. l Ap..dli h. CO., sd B.pp.Ch. P.plp ;riia

FOR LVERPOOL- IThe A 1 shipJAREL SNOW, Snow, ..tn. re4 in a 70 to lo

bales ofCono. , rompta.. bar rare.. For heiht of wbh, ~ p."6a.p.ply t, J. H. lSHBRID,.U CO., lppB. C Ppiee Wer al

FOR LIVERPOOL.-The Al f astsl

iq Am.,ip.. .lip FANNY~ GIFF5EY. a~pl.~

m,,,lrt lph, i5 lyli

anllr i o~ loidi pad will ML d tmmnl( r

f6O f oIrytlsp nolJy elrl rY & LOVEIP., IS Commpwp. l,FiOR LIVERPOOL-The newA 1 fastiC, nlbg AmhricA Iaip 5EIMODA, Cp.t THa., lahaw s.g aad will hnar. j uppww. . r. or . wbtat f p T;I

-.t4 01n, Ace . r.E WHITNY ICL.Uh Calmpel.Ur rer Poon. Pappyotheg Op Cpta o board. n7

FOR LIVERPOOL.-The neA A en -ipo, Ilp Slpr SPARE TlE O CErAN CspAARnb Ab

sp py Sow tolppsissand w it h.,.0sisk si*pp lph. Far t ho pp .vWl PaionC. aPplyl. J. P, WPITNAII &COU, 1 Ca'p.tl-

Pa pP1p +b ppip to lS Cpl hrp o Ianrp . n7

FOR LIVERPOOL-The Alefast WrAl- -U L.4.iiipp AeShp , ANY .l FN' EE. Jp pt.

aoays s p ,p pppnlon ly s sod pill ha.,p immeldihs dPpl Eh . ,lWih

si~h r Afshl. hOVELC, I1, Commophi tre Is

NgA t J.51E ASElhDllSA 0, coat. ho. Y,.hplF OR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast shilpup

p~it p..5. oe

.4 0.11.pb~~ AIIDBBdAKACO I Pat. Uho..l.(%Lehl..wl.p, b.ppglp l. 0 P.WIIITN5IF&UO.PPPbrd, o pr pFor brlnoco of Uoighl or rrru aolIl b beard or to

r4 J. H. ASHBRil)BO 8 t0,61 St. Charles art

FOR LIVERPOOL-Theh A 1 Anteri--mre. cipporolIP SPARK TIIE OCEAN. Captaini~j

CamIIJ .ir, t mw ladiO aod/wll hap quir k t" to. Far Irrra... or6to hot.Catrw, appwly to . P. 14 ITNEIY ACO, 61Campat

F.r pax-ago apply theb C.Pcht on romd. .4

`COR LIVERPOOL--The superior A 1~rI' lulmilioe Aomanran Ship TLEOS\ R E h HYumP umtie, Fr. no W loadlm far es abo.0 pore aad ,l.v

y cv 5,pth. . 5 . Ah of 400le C , ., aply ton4 J. H. ASHORI00GE OE ACO, 53 A Ch.rl-t trclt

FOR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 ahipTEMPESIT, Cop .Hurry M. Howe~r, oi a

ai bar rarso ~ooLld. rltl moot with dllpatsh. For halos.eor 7055050. apply to

4 Jd. fl. AsHBHffiOa t CO, 67 ft Charles aW..t.

FCOR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 fast sail-m~I' i Ameciian ahi ZTIDJ NU STAB Celt. NolaJ~

uI now Lading and will bare imm.,tllt0 ,rlp te. Far frn.A.. I aw601ea Ctttanpplpb J P. WHITNEYACL0 al t C. "trel.

VrCFor 7.05,5", apply to the C.etWi 0 b ard, Foot N, Fmtifriri. n

FOR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail- ,Sin Americashi JERSEY, iptm Crabyy hav-LFn, nfily r b.r Srgo ere

g agd, wU bare Immedi.nt dllspstub.

bance- of freight, pply to.4 DGIFNEY & LOVELL.16 Commona, .et.

FOR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-iol Amer...n th:p CNOSRElyN ] Captin LoCt, ts

wltoding

end will here .mm. dite 01 l hh. n fretiht o_at CottoCpply bto J.P. WHITNE &CO, l Camp treet.

U r, l p C•bosutt r totle 2p mtn •h odl.

OR LIVERPOOL.-The A 1 fast sail-afins Amaircan Ghip VO

L ANTT Cap Btai .t, I.L

fio lsida .1d.wUI hv e qhk.l, tt et. eto ,r, htof 4.1 Ial •Cotton. applyl to . HITN&Y C. I6 Cumpt.

,ar pl..a aplp to tbh. C.pti. om board, o.

pOR LIVERPOOL.-The new A 1Gfat sslllng Amerimn ship LOREN'ZAr Cept.;n1Mo

5l•row, i" now loading, snd will hb e tneedlate dlapatc o-rSei ght f M0 bale. Cotto, appl to.P WHITNEY a CO.6l CmnptL,

F 7lorp..ga, apply toth. Cnptlu on board. of

F OR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-ing ?amerinse tttp BOS•TONIA, Csptain Nlafng.

G Dow leading aud Xllrre.ew immediat. dispa'cb. For s t o

twlnH Cotton.,la,ly to J. P. WHITNEY A CO, 61 Camp itraota .a.' r l.age.. .pply the Cpt an cbe ahd. 097

F-OR LIVERPOOL-The new A 1 fast•Ji ksailing Amertean hlp IIEVENU Cplnall Rot•bl4

swam, i" sow loading anE rill setelye u•mmdiat dispatch. to,.ight of 1•0 Wle, Ctten, pply to

$. P. WHITNEY& CO. 61 Cap.lt.S MFr pas.ge, appl y o the Capttn o board. o1

OILt LIVERPOOL--The A 1 fast sail-.pmw

Is Americ hip In EZ Capt. rap. Gre., inow ad-%Lhrg a will receive qua dtf,•leb.Far rr ,rht of 40 bales WCoo,p I to J.P. OWHtTNtY a CO, t C.mp.treet.1r F. pI•aage, apply to the Cptain on bard. 2P1

0URK LIVERPOOL-The new A 1 fastia•.5ting hBtith hip RAJAliGOPAUL. C.pta. 5

sonto. i nwtoa ladis and atil bae tmme.ddmt dilptuh. t o l-s.lc of lt.,ghl, applp to

096 GtFPNEY &LOVP.L, 1l6 Clmoutrletl.

FOR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-'g Amearian .hlp ST. PATR ICK, Cap tin K0-t[

.y i. f oi losdlIg ad Wll 0.i. int,.dlmt d ct h. For toblatof fright. apply to IFFNF.Y & LOVEL. ,Its 1 mmot .treet, oI4

'FOR LiVERPOOL.-The A 1 fast.ta litbAme dto shlp WIae n EMEIE.B Capt.C "

t,, avmg th greater palno her sergeoe• ged, will be aupstoeh

.d ammodntlly. For tbalane o.freit py too09 GIFFNEY& •2• ELL., 11 Comon treet.

OR LIVERPOOL.-The A l fast sail-ing Amarluo ship [JALABA

R s Captn Croeks,

h.vin the atgtr tprt of hlr rgo epngad, wW hve mm. t.-f~pak F t.55 05.554, iifSF ltSIlIyi

drgl. ~bJ~ule.1 fr t Co at ooi8 ON NEYA IOVELL, 115 common a6

F-OR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 fast sail-il.ng Amerian dtipper slip JAM•FS` ?ESIIT I5,

Capt.i. Mill., is now Iodlig, and 1 r.it . quik g lsp.toh.Fortrei ht of g00b.l.Cotton, or.00 hbo{lead Tobacco, apply to

-. P. WHITNEYaCO.,61Camp treet.D PForpag, a.pply tolh Captain oa botrd. il

OR LIVERPOOL-The'A 1 fast sail-.in A rieai sp LEONIDAes Capt. Crawford, •l

mgL~ the greatrr part of 11e1 mgurf egagegs wilt bare imnwnnua

dipatgh. 5, 1.teoffrei h1 t applyhto

GIFSI. GA x I•;VELL 116 Common at.,o19 a tl. H. GALE a CO.

FPOR LIVERPOOL-The Al Ameriean•ctlipptr ,lhipW

E T W] D, Clpt tliett, is l ow,

ionlbg an UdwW bare Lmdtdie patoh. For balan ce wt tgont

nplis to IPrIFNhY a LOVELL,oil No. 116 CommouL

OR LIVERPOOL.--The A 1 fast sail-.bF lo America. slipp.er ship CHARLES BUCK,

Captain Smalls, Waring atarly l1 her -ao .ngaged, wltt avb •xtmedtate diap~tat For baihareef fre lgh, pppyly to

.10 OIFFNEY A LOVELL.l1e Common stet.

T.,~~~~~~~n~aeo pl I WIN C ( aaoato.slt

OR LONDON-The A 1 fast sailing jAmerra, hip WSITE ALSONKS. Capt. ClaaaoY uit,.itattito4~ ad1 sill as.,. .rat.l~to di~pttt. ar

ig owlldil• wOllha. iTbta:t. applorsrchtof, va...T a.eo, apply to J. PHI. t Y CO 1

C a mp .

tret.

For pWoage, ap It to the Otptaa mh hoard, n•

OR VLONDON-RThe A 1 fast sailingke TheAmer rca ship WRI[TE FALCO ~ gat Dv

F y 9 ta i ilo to grd iug td will r1.attall dpata. or

prlghtet tl t ohahe ltlsb em, app l to

Jr .C. bIISRY ACO. toCamp~l~t.

g?1 Fnr pa.npl, hanlnl olarpeusd ante-room aecmnrxltio~l,

JDp ltpITN1b,.htso, ittP5p it.

apnly to C f then ( Lad at 4p l Mt en boa lr'd . n6

FOR HAVRE-The splendid A 1 clip-

per ahlp. HELEN A. MILLIIR, WahaqasW

Gritmastr, uganr of h~rS~ d~ng...4, ill Iulwslt li lll tta-

.4 J. H, dBH~tW TIC kC0, 6986t Chnrisa at.

"OR HAVRE-Regular Packet to esuc-.F-- b•

l

rt fat 0.,, ttlng A -rThlA •t..iilt * a.aV6N."WDt hip wOsLTENSIA, Cipl. itb.•wa n. i nIate il10fi g Ls-

-hppragl.,h- Opt.,dd. i.htlapl tsttltotltay, Ipplo to

"~ve Ot-lnd J.PJ Y O CO. II Camp sreet.Fo r padnestb hi uplerded ste-room aoeom mwlatiooa, nionlsl tytVio t Frd.t .

F'OR BORDEAUX.--The A 1 fast sail.-itr shlp EDLWARND EVERETT. W.bSy, tu.11nL

Loring lfIt h,,e.ts. tbglf~d~hiit nave ltttadmlM dieptoth. rultllGaitly, harioeleernnmg ac. W Hshneprt ly on ohoaroroo ut e

lt GO.L W.ltYNtlbtN GCO, iC9 -P..l

"OR BORDEAUX.-The fine fast sail-.• sipmerican•hip ADAMS, Capt.byow IoWi raspt,,wll

w brr adtrp, and being .early air rrars. gtgd, I1L... ,~meAle imdi W the s .orreb9.d frIh e0riaf bp..d ae C mott•p ttl..pplyto 505 ltptotlbtltd.

070 J. P. WHITNEY a CO. iI Camp at.

O•R ANTWERP-The A 1 fast sailingAoriuto .hip E EWVEIL, Crp or ,ll. 0ae

avinsand t ill have q .lgd wIll. W IH mmeight dispc ." ori s-pplyto . P. WHIT OY a CO.,S Camp.strt.

or plpSS, apply to tth Captin ohn board. l tp

FOR ANTWERP.-The fast sailingh-- am VICTOR . H. H wA.ls.. ct.t.rd, equol.w

toh. ulil .d. t Cwi ap to eompi.. d ., i Itlo. For freight .• lec.•

tcganlplp bbwrdortopl to . J. ASHWIiitE a CO, 6II t Cb.,m streal.

FOR CADIe-PassPy ee Only-The Alart 4.l, gA .t riao .hlp . . P. WHITNEY,

tC-hul, GtS,. htrilg 0t tjib.m.tg d hi il h""o. 5or rea t o.. .c,b'or paeasgr onlyhvu oetr rm ndtow pl aCpItO i boad,.r to J. P. W1TNEY CO,I Campattet. .1d

OR BOSTON--Regular Line of Pack-au.-lh. A l1 pclug sa A YA IIRMOUT i, Bn

p.p.nt, lvgtl patltl Itf h'0a.,ogsdt.liav, WL i, qur to 51ya05 505r Iar O•datio•Y, apltl thp

tiapnard. For tdao j. W HITN y ON CO at Cnmp stree.,EG07 orb IABROd a NI)DY, Common aural.

F OR BOSTON-Pearson & Co. Line of .Q.,pa Patat-Th.e a.l...111,0t bark LUCT,0.addllll

muter,u.owloedin gmddwl harvedlapatrh. Forfralyhtorpu .capplyt. l lt] 11E0. W. HTNBOIN.1 Ctolp.11a1.

OR BOSTON-Regular Lineof Pack-pb ySe.-Th. ew A l pae ship KINGOFISB$.

C.•atr, ltnagitu large now idbo sf wilrl taged, wll uarr . .akd,,. orlrt or Pahs, aIt

o

to057Got. W. HY NSON a CO. 9 C.mpalreet,

'•OR BOSTON-Regular Line of Pack-G 1-The r.Fkfrler Pcbt a ip FRANCONIA. It.

pal, .muts.-rharietgl r tglostflal hbur euo *dggiI,I•tl

ma1t er t*n wt si g an ilh v ispa~ tch Vr frojge hta or y t

lbll quicit ptoth.l. For hl115... slf1p l . HYZS (atOA, d, pstmoree.L

FOR NEW TORE--The A i packet;f h ASIILAIYI~D, ltoa, qs. r lrr ucrefi -Te . ega~u aplarygeke sih~kip ,~s +ApNIkh', oe.•ll•

%..,le , of avinfo tlxa 4 larg e o Qg steS et.

ulIsbt0aR NEW 01LK.-The 1~rl aplaeke.

=PUBLISHFE15 EVERY .D Y61, i6pAY; $%f7 ' 70(~I:ITD CAMP 8ftS'Zt R

VOLUME VII. 5 " W D SDAY M B ''4 NU B ,a.OR NEW YOUtK-Rihe, 4 fhit bail-ieublyp TALAX11A C.10.bS Caett, h .il.g Irc

i h rteother w ~td L d~iogon taoaa, wil bare ns~diryo. pads. .1!ft y

rl 7. H. ABH~b,$1tiOG ItCQ, dl Bt. Charlna.tneTOR NEW YORK--Merchant's Line-

3iThe r., futufllng na ar f bark UNDINE,~IMh

trm mWr ill b~ve pnisk dlrymth n a1 ,., Pm ibex t.I ~acasB' '(ccommWltioBm, apply w board Ad

Pon v, Sewd Diarlr t or bo,at O. C. BOSWEE TCO, I Cmp .treOt.

To ell on TIIHiUD*AY. Naaovbr.jCOR PfILADELPHIA.-Merchant'sr.

Lin.a-Th. fat tolling n'ila:. - bkk Db gT.BIIOWN, Capt. Idanmno, b.. hro a. l hbana

w !-, j% - r 1ath.Peh thilr Att UO L. 1 eaa Cep, Wllboabrd to .b. Ia Ufe".ket, *.BdU a.OOtnc, or toae a. C. ABQG)T A OS, 6 Carp ge.Lq

LFOR PHILADELPHIA - Merehnnts'd iLinb--Tb. {h.R ,qlar pact brio IDAYOI)

ISBOW ,C~pLNI.,ha.., nr load eOd will h.018.ata dnrI~abb. Fr tretgt oa un eP., blv.iogad xaaoad..nem. apply o. boa4Mrd Io S8aoanol.riet, orto

01 Q. 4 .r. .OER , CyMCm n

FOR PHILADELPHIA-The fine fast".e a,.ltbip IIApTL:Y. hlo:as, s oh:r, Na.l g .

part of h

er cargo w~srdol) ia. t with dNapslch: Far Lanil'nig t.,pange bRrfg fl1 ohoamodallong Ipply t

.d J. H. ABSBRIDBEg CO, bb Bt. (hnrte's tst.

FORBALTIMORe-The .i, nefastsailinghbip C"11!.1, I E Pommy, s$.ltir, bxring port ohxr cargo II moa rllnlt wlth dlrp~kh. Forb linl , ra oI

or ye e )1i a f. t. Aut a /es & , 5e Bt. C11rlea tnat.

FOR BALTIMORE.-The new A 1 fastF iling beck ICARLES R. TRUITT. V....ono, mU er hbalac itg .arty it Wr cargo .axedd, .111 h. v. MY

dupd h. For of freight , 1.19o. .,t to080 OvO.. W. HYhSON do COc, T9 Camp t.

BYEateG arangtementsam with my Agente in, IRELAND .1 tan agw otter (o -Lr i

o".nnd hcallyatlty .. d hdppW. r or tnmifig fdfn l.

w, Ylateagh, r weel mehtorPante~ mmby~emtdtool from althrr of tho iasp naaRcd onoteeIITCo""" otcla~cme prompttlyatandod b. LWI ten romadl

Iroce,by b.I~g " roar rA1D" will pArs immadietnt IS Se dl.JOHN TOOLKU,.ublPlau.

N. Onl.... OltobbiI l. 2852, 01t

T W. STIAW & CO'S New Orleans and Liver-Nn Ol pooo Aoc Pnlgyllion and Rnmlttaole OSr, 3 kw llt,sa in Sh~ ips mxllin g from U.'rpoo Dob :02o111 1. r

eJ. ing.d otter ".."of NA .ipetta.. oe(.,. t8.,k Na.,,mnit. PeL.. dn.iroi.lul t d far lotbr frld.,urit miny,a

uffrd safe and lBaut~d beillty by tpolrli t.G. M1011 D8 Akwt, W B Sok PIaeo,Nmw 01ka04

l! .y, P.'ko. & C '. Louaoo PBN.5, Rugllrh Chees.. Plbln... idUrpool .lbu1. a.tiu to tai piuab...,. Cl..it W s.;

WbV...l wat.d from 5Ollet ba..., or Apeyrdr. i7l..

fl.ILADELPHIA AND NEW ORLEANSrACKrTS.-(eINBCHANrTle' LINE.)

his ine~ omppoud of the following repel., o mail plmrtoab yad-6.ed,Oark C. W. POCLTNKY (paw.....................C.,BI, muab,:: J. .BAND .. w)...........................srw t

., EMILY OWIA. G .......... ............... R.Ar.Brig D.S. BROWN( r)..........................nbmu. .,Bub,.a OOIBI)BBIANGRIAhI(Bal. 00.0.

E~.ne............no...)..:...............Sdr ,

.S. BJANEO . . . W.aeot, .

lb. uboa ro..i. w.a butiit .. p,..y for bhi. tBd.,. iiflet

ettwaoflightdratlrhlof rlr, and lnranablI Crn t e i , r rllhwt

d.ltullue. They are ,.mm~nd bB mnibalo .Bxp.OM.aiu th.e trde,amd w111nwty' h.towedup nod dow. the .rID NeitberLat oau,.or COpWnt olt., Bh........iiib aupul..ibl.i..r J.nluy.Biullico, Paaio.mt.oo, Sil,.r o.Ple.td Wora .or!o P y L.BunParLehor a nLekaah-g.t ,orBby,. rd OZ...Sleairegale. Bills 0f Lndieo a. ore k for tbhe um.. tb d.ahu.

rhmteoa .aprersd. Fortniht er pe'uge, teeter vuarpaW'ate-l

room nceommodntioom, a.0 ly to (IRTCC.ICaptrtOC UNONIBYCCO S T aup.O.i.g.A t .PhO.dphieb, BAKER A t TIrS6'gN, No. Y NaBAh

THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.Will bare RIDAY No. pI0o.IB, ato'da* EPmu

FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND, Bi RF~ ALEAN D1l end il In~tmadliY

l~ndby. -?`b lil~il draught pnern~a err~

or r :,do, -11 issue dl *ree cbor. For fr heop

0.lg. ,pply roi bo .d,Ef JOHNW L. VmtN,4 Teohopitoolu W0'.t.

F OR MOBILE DIRECT-DailyU. 0. bloil 1.1o -Winter Alonngeo0n0.-

The ebndi!in.. rreu, p-kart steamrrsCALE(OI A. L, B Bn. Pool...O.1L"OFJI LA, S713ro. ,mu 4r

having b-ee boilbot sooiy foh thLe lakeTrad, k6 e pBrior .ooonlodnt one one of ,he stave steamer will leers Ibe Ynnkh t(.loBilotod, hAltY, 0o 0.1,010tr h. 41 o'd..0t V. NI. ,oo. Rslooiolg,

11o Pool. MONDAY onro THURSDAY coROBTS.w cl palBag .0 Ies. om Bot A h. AoUanid~ .o tThe Mail ag ill lace the e8~e of the eoy ell,

aalg t b po'ook. oromptl. B. GEDDROR Agool. 10 Sank t1... .9

T ARE SHORE PAcgr STEAMESOj4 CjREOLE-Winter Arorogo..oo.-POR..ANOPaINAS, . and: Ii. U U lam00 eek.

h alp to Pucp, ogl MI.TURSDAY md SAT ItDY 1.9 oo k r .Tha oylondi Inx po.... p, rka0 Bo.,mel CR00.0 P...h. npooy

oooor, ouilt lgrplae (foe aLate Trade,wirth 0,pto0, h. 0004.-poa, rlll s t o enoehartro Roellrunri s. rnva a the Lake ofthecar. at followe-to.... Poo-ao.tooio i R ol .. 000 AYc iNG,.TLUSDAY. 4P..... M. on. WEDEISNDAY YEENING,

THElDA ...... t A.I. FRIDAY IP YOWILr.SATURDAY.... ..... SUNDAY EVEIYB,pr oT od yod lor doy .0 atW go... for to sPogrgodo, er-

ryin mlil end pee BR I IgtD' he hfil Sag n[Il leave the M.o of the A got on Saturday aTasrdy promptly at f okioAk, and on Thursdy at 9 o'clock A. NI.

of . 0. iEDDESCA Agol. 00 Book plo..

RAILROAD TRAVELING.N EW ORLEAFS, OPE-

LOUyES AND GREAT WETgST.ERN RAILROAD -Ope to DBtyou Laiturte Crotuig, 59 unil.,ft,'awxngere ead Freight, t

l- .w.d after MONDAY NMET, Trrinl wiLl n, DAILY, to oadfrOm tU a lafonrcee Crowing as •'ollor-Going-Leave. Algier t 8 o'lk A, M.Retorning-Leave Lafcenlbe at 1 o'clock P. k[.

4Y'A Facr to y onnect witk the Rd writtlhe running it few daysfrom the landing at th, r mt of Bt. Ann Btret, ranted by S t he City toa..lil for the uoe of the Corn,mly. Due notlen •]li he (ir of tile dny itI. Ion .....4. A, B. 81UGEl• Viea rtesident. led tf

TEFFERSON ANtD LAKEo.5 PONTCtHtATRAIS RAILWAY-tcotuntct .ifi th.e Ca,,llti,, Btttot.-F• tORANAT'o LAA2 6B ONVT6'IAI•T~aN--

,....YRAINBl........ Pre, PN. OttMatn Car( .itEo.s is Lab tt tt refit. ,.Irmm Tivoli Cirtl Depot--6:P, 8:90, 1:290 A. u., ad add 12:20 2:20,4:90 land 6:10 r. r. '

YoTotltDe Depot--0:10, t8:1, 10ttS a. U., ad 1t:10:, 2:10,4:10and nde41 I r. i['All the above Trains fikenp tald lad paweager a t Jackson

atrxet ((4th Di~triet) and at Carrollton.WI AgLe rteited Dt DeporD oDly.ITeas--Between e•' Orleansand Cerrllin•, 16 ceatSe between Car-

*Ilim and the Lake, 10 eteg, eweh way, 01

N EW ORLEANS, JASK-11 7 ON ANLD GREAT NORTH.RN•RAILROAD--Tramtpbortatt EttiIS Derment --AU t commt•tinp Pao:eager and N reightTrun w~llleave the Depot

, eowner of Calliope and

Sohne seteeta for the State Line and [ntermediate stations everySIONDATY WEDNESDAY and oRIDAY .bt(( t'tlitk •, .Returinge, the Train will inava theS Statn Line tm

TUEBDAYN, THURSDAYS tiG SATURDAYS at 9% o'tk At. e.C$- Due notice wlill be given oL Exceallo. Traine.pshh., 'r- ot freig t mato mk upon packages the name or thetotio at which they..te to be delivered.ti t W WARREN A. GRICE, SperuiEnEndInt.

N EW ORLEANS ANt CAR-ROLLTON RAILROAD ...... CCrroLlBnL'me,...IDepartreoft Trsi~e.

FSom. N Orlea :Korn ae re.--d ", Y., , 11, and U X e. r.8GeDmTral..--at. ., ad every hour afterwtrdtatilR r. N. IntlE.

Hone Cnare- A, r,., d, a, tad 10'.d r r.Steam Trais-6

| a. r., and every hoar aftermrde until P. r ,r Lucia-

l.ily.Fit,-- eeL, ChIlrt under 19 year d . ervanin0satulO. Bun.dieseof 96 9 Red Tickets {t 0i

LAFAYETTE LINE.J•" These Cam run lo ad from the Depot, No. 18 BartOnle almet.

from CanalEstrt-ltomiog .................. d .E.R dUetery minuies untA eit t..,.g Lt,1t.iiit

Front Hores tntlton otnn ............ ... t.i.. .de .t.atd every 1N minareth. til.wniag.8( 9• 9• lO r, .

a~t -- Dant. Children under4 veart~u•% c• tog eweltgratp.

BA" TAte--Spt.Ln Ntga. NEW fo'PRte•, letpt.Ontt,sttc.,tEl.

Llted , ,teil, iaaErthe above oteentt ed Boa B Der i gE•t fp. tt

SiEABOTEHARN

ROUTE from tIBffalo a n tl alt , vi. LakA AuC ttrio atd EsvetBt. LawtnEEN. The American steamer rennin the tpr andUnited SMAse Mail Lies to twegoCape Vincen ggdebnrghWontrea[ and Q eoru,oonuntlbtgat Cgiwebuabtt~ ad ;upe Violent withiatlrondE for N tw Yor

k, tBtttag~to, •t.1a S•ring. Eld Bhtontand lt Montreal witc AtIfN: .te BtSlrt l•meeR.I . Iad,tdit .Lawrence mud Champlain Railroad, for Portland, Whitn Motmtaina,

Btot. ttd N.t Ror.t.T1me--54 hour to Montreel.BAY STATE, Capt. Ledpsrd, NEW YORK,Cetpt. Obapmtn,leava

Lewis[e• daily, Sai day~e~eeptod at d o'elock, r. i., for Cape Viwee:lmnd Ogdena~burgh. egtneettog wit{. the River Steammer, p ttng theetire{euttth of the Tkaouumd L1:l.am[,te the Rapidt of fh•a~mtfteuo

8t. Lwawree by daylight and arrive at •tormtlatso clck, r.,an"t dapy. iun`t~ fruir teQuebec boatn.

i'uusenyert Ieat•[g BaffnlO at 1 o'clock, a. Yl., have eli hoursan

thane invingatgo'elowk a" hove four rour at NingnraFxils. Th19 o'clnek train of earn mtm Buffalo arrive of Lewiston tn time for1tboat. Puar geet fo , aotoet., take rhe ume tfiin of earefromBuffalo; arrive nt 0,Z2b2r' thlf-paat7 o'cinek nettmurningtandlarva immediately, arlrivg at Bewwu at half-put 8 o'clock, r, .,.

ledy. THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.Stea.e. ONTARIO, Clptin Throop. CATARACT CTlpntin tEo]

NORTHERNeER, Cal,•tin Childs, leave Lewieto datly•,aturdayac.-hf ,led, at half-plt d o'clock, r. r., givf• gp ppa egger Pour houri ad aIheIto valdt Nialp r Faill, tokbue]ig Re hw/inlMwego, Btpkrt'l

Harbor, Kingston, ClAyton, Hroctvtlleand Ogdengbarrg,,onuetnewith!the [Liver steamer

h ppawing the entie legth of the'l.'otnland t1.1•+*

sod the lRtptds o the heantifu Rt. W~wnneueey daylightanod eo. ]noti

ngKwith the Ogdentburghand B~o~ton BailroedfrR.,PitBurlimgto an a mt, andwith Wie EaroTanf natOwdtar Albony mod New York diret~e. •rmTa" s tOw

The above Line lesyet Buffalo daiySnd Iupdb~t~rfalo and Niagara Falbs Putil"ad, •9 B'otclklA. M. ffordin vlmet-gertthe plrye art Of iewipg B'roo9 • bonuimt, Qen t o. HPeigh ts,the Great Wire~ntpentio Brldge, and the magmfeet~ene,,~ryotfthel•Ite R i'ver" thr"K g tol~ pauoeagrel ler ~ Buffal o a thativ l IFalls. The l3 o'lwk

T m ia t eConr r B~faourws vii +

lintime for the lame boat' ptinig all file Thousad ldand l by day-tightyehungiog Mb ste ItOlglanburgh, ald tokingotDe of thesplesdtdupper cabin R-ver Steam

e rsI, pro.e direct toMontroel, throuigh te

running and d .stin water of the nob:e Bt, L rece ttiin atYohttsm j5 ~de th e lame day U n, time for the Qnebeetioan.

Thl• Jatim mot 00.aatifotlSU R ROUTIo athe Cosuaeet.Tkeoeteetmnr of the Ass sgo Linaerar buiiteaprawly forepeed

wA ,otort leaving all the equlpmeni for ltest' req.ird byy lawwith paduel eand bekeifal Uppo. •bin B~te-r oms the ea tire l engfihoef the boat. '

MpbtaB 1" tmmtqet ̀ ttt ! me Lll ltlbmtmttGe

FO Omre in Caldlut Hoase and Intarltutial K~eh+NbPiigatrlli 1 , "r , l I l••r

EOR ETDI8B EB8Office 82 OCntomhouse97 .th+ .a y+1 aao Bonlrrc Ba +t Ie4,-D&. $ANLBwoold re~psetlu nll i t .n ion of iiot' rqetwoslamfortun+M(lyeatntlir pe~tbli+talmdiu e o th+ masrtal it. ua.iappfilintqflorm, tht tbthy *u iMUri r1 , sate 4Ypaeef aura, without the ie(.f pt i.ikyrdy .. kthtItor o*ffti oisimol algl fr4im t6e to ssrw days rilodt ay ineanre"

~~lalreI t*l~asieu, y he so f iwl ihowd ̀ awbya ff!ebem d hy. Mb.

p;ncured from himesl andif pontiishthed+ a" -feet c~nr, no

6evge ril1 e mne. Dr.J.4i ipg++satp p o! deiPesteshom .ii,

led orqiQocr ID all part We -t mnnp .rlc epp hawafe hf,, f p4., yo tbd lunnabl ft br IBI~c+Dr. Jmwhelntrodneedthee R~m~diLI tU..TER-i . ms.roneeslehat haweokhe'p fad drth tltment of tbe fwie~~one s[gWInstanceeaa ad ht whsithns eelened pebeercrra,.udla grder that the sdlkted may -il th.~te o theeinewlyeadtrlyp2rideatial dfemdw, N. J, Lu beW Mrm*,

nanlcinthectpon Ouetomboll street, No. 89s. Prlwtaa nnid. g lr tccN . llnirore' r.* (o i .*. * lbl D

13IUfETe -futile We sRutsn

090 q ` " "ip o. &Ab d'r 00.40nd H d Intel

EDUCATION.

FRENCH AND SNI PLIFIEand teoght with the cornet eceosd fn Tw..byli.. u: od

troelire Inmool byy Moorimr AILA.to c , es PrIOewr of LENn~ is Ylvuvkn HUitar In vU. Cmiatsot Itrlldsoce etare ,, .a 8 t. Cbrrlee etas~t, or et the rallrlsee of hi. pupis, h.

,1.w fr Oen qfbwm. Terms maeret. end tuc-gu marleld. Sep7

NBW VALBAN L FEMALE SEMINARY, T4WIt VOpt Ctrcl, T..TWb,. NADItD B AI, TRs.,TO TN.

-- Thi mllleny under lb. diroclias .1 MfII C. OARDNRIR, r11 btgiv its fourth -W .. d-ti~ os 101DAY, the 413 iot.

'tpam p t nd *Stt4SS*IttIttPttt ttd toi NuV tO. t Sm.

MUSIC, DANCING.SNSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC.-

'THOIMAS . SSARTIN, t.e of tA. tld..t ,.ItnvtoSAsI tbi. elty, wfiltlh ylr*foln. to temnpllrbm~nt to L~dle.or OevtlrS.. HI. b01ty V to well knows t rcgo i rs-aommeedetio. ' Orderr I~ft wlb P..P. W RIIydNNo. .n.tent, wil meat with prrampt(tlmlin. ei It

P ATENT ACTION PIANOFORTISIM,- h.tb..rib., offe Itor s.

sttsDO B sbIsI, t..Ot th.QA0S ANDWWFW00gm 5155 FO

SAYIS, dl frhha.5 .Iost.. GrthsmjtNI

Iorr~sttv7w~rtedAeylort ol417I1NLU t DUNBA

PIev~r..sgTnnsd. .sA.

IRS. CAMPBELL, TIeAchew UIAsicA.oLgdlROOH TISXPSM PIA DASWN IITADtt

ftt. Nt o.55 Cwtu.tt St..t, .AIt . t St.ttUHauls .n tSt. CTU0 tSmbm!3 Pr m sethort..s.El..tan., ITLLCTO~i stb Curserito.{mensw..)f w,.'so lee

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.yTY HIOTEL-The Proprietors of tbhr

HOTEL t Ira yI,- in i lfilmn g their friend and Rthe public that it in rur in eompl.te ordur for the recetion ~aLepIet. adt. _._The Hoa".e ha". hen tb 411 ref itted and n-fans dua) particdi.Oy the Lahl"' Ar..tmr.A 0 U r II .&,full a ,ha, f ,he

pubio. e.tdy. O1rAFPORD, ART ELSo CO. ,eo

J1TESTERN VERANDAH-The abeHote~l hbrinr bre donor th p;.st eomur anmtnl

nlorn~hed end fitbd upps 1 reopen for theacmodoof Holnfera on UrRDNEB 'AY, November the 1,1

Th.r T~lhs r~ll at all tim_ be I.npllft i with Q. beet the marketfWbrd. 1ud every efort made to give bord.. the ,nmf.i o0.0 H-it.,31 1m JAMIE WALL.

ICKOK SALOON, 90 ST.CHARLI L11 LITKP D IS, I w rop for th ~xertiO f viejlB

i~r.OhME IIS andch b. t6 P nI(B olmg nn C~JI. -d . W" {till recr throuhonut the rann all the hand "I M Liii". thbe Ne YorN moak..". affd, by a qir.m of thr .,.n nowplymr r twee". hr.o and ihe, cily.o t ___ DAN HICKOK, Pmproloy

RESTAURANT AND OYSTER~1 '

-ALOON--Il. A. OUDDOIr oalKw y1 loIEb IIJL oorm the l~. i Iil t, be Lea Wed.ROOTAURAT.ad OYSTR SOALOON at N0. Ol libnb ael,.tn to t* I "I'yt. It 0ll o hoytoo hnitt.him wihi pat.roo~o oth ell lth d.hI. io,, tho n leo.oto It 1h. bo.l lIt, Hi.0B.iW1ol.oo with the bto W i." .od llqot . impotled. o11no

L AKE ROUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD.Tha~aMMi~rrvpeelhlly eotiiO. t10 pobil that h1

NOaardIatro.i ots tI al ..plorioj orpdttm,lg eh.neared for their up".efl benefit the reiusiiD Va114g -o( 'it. moat.0,1,, ololto..10, -k I lo lb. Bo,.,, McDI.hit, d .tn. hi.friends. with all coaod.csol , E We time ., e mn .: deeimrsbl

.eiotboitil 0111t0eorm of rIll, FLOOII. WILD tad TAhO FjOWL,BELFer WltoK,.el,.,..OI 0.0d i. I ,.4ia.otw".tdde.a ltt.dhate io .dvaE ofcit ttito, d ptowl.'. that . ball love d0.".oadatdeith qtility ebo .,g. C010 3 if] . CULLUM.

BRACES, BELTS, ETC.Shcrman'a jrorld's Fair Pre-

mium Shoulder Brace.I[W The ollowing 6Lnres illustrate the beolfittobsderiaedlrom

the.ow ol .h BHe.1

F y

ELE

o LI

PARiTICULkA ATTENTION GIVEN TO FIT.TINO CHILDREN WITH BRACES.

Then 1. scrcely a men or woman livng bamiLjght bebL `fI.by I tbeSLOUL-DBl IIRACd re odred Ll . public. ILus b aaeencodsd wilh env (roaremeci(iltlafL.*.y.EH .Ubto.l i. ENLARGINGTHE CHLET, STRENGTHENING TIELONGqI.a.n i.pr.LinL thed..oenl heltb.h

bit itL 1.1mo,, L II HlEfLhd manly lpA.IA.Th.LLILC.mu.Hb...md ad t .ILyae lbh, ome and iLlbos t the lb. art bI

noother ninot rontrncted oathappciylof Aanbmvrand many ho have anbrtDYIymade s ftMhem nn diaawragedsn relutr~t

inWM...S.rl liefln LI aLd .Ibthn. ToIL rch B aten.. this 8HL.lB.fLlendwitb Ihaeoa8gadr tbatllrll meet Ibhir waat.ld iiprnallthe re~lief they have tried to obtain from the use of .shareUr Mrs. S.superintends~ the fitting of BRAdCES to Ladies, forwhoW

nnvenienc retire rtmlileo ta (Oal "dPel.ecn will do r wll bIto r 111mb 11th t n nd nDmber, to sIeenrshe ,,,,,,l ,lh,., oEly b. bhad l

SIiELIAWS ESTABLIIILIENT. ST.CHARLE SITEIIT.

MSlrs. Sherman's Lace Belt .fh-dominal Supporter.

AE o.I.Hni.SLpp.or.L.rl Ladies pljadlid agains thLbL..fI SL.Sprinlg. ILLayhbI TI.IithorwitbELLb.eodI Itfp. ldoInlya bove.

.Ers. Sherman'. Lace Springd•bdominal Supporter,

Fort be relicf.nd care ofthoee mO" " ls.)SRmplint NLY A Hhir ER S ET SHENT

bee. TBann Ppportae Lace orcumberome, 'ulo n rienl ce.

tight, el~tile, ad sidentt nit.l f.ejtiFn AN THE O DOLLAS.WT1i. BRACE I. BIORTd

ERIN USE ItIiun.the aUl m-astica n el ViLace red ce1 theor r urpos o relief for which

supporterwal origlonDIl deli.o .l It Ie ra omehade d by tleMedical Fxatly gerallty, arodn

.,,.d. bW ... rial or ........ ioto co.i.e. the momtine- dal Iofit--uprloradvsategesover all

" notbrahi

f. C SHWothert . * Tr ROLDONL A NT SHERMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT, 0 ST.

CHARLLSSTRET. Privte Ros an.d Femrle in attaendance toweit a Ladies.

Dr. Banning's Patent Lace orBody•j ruce.

PRICE REDUCED (1854) TO EIGHT A.NDFIFTEEN DOLLARS.

UThin BRCE i celebratedA EE

Ouch TMFEligef the WLmbDEB,mort .of Pr.egnacy Pis i-be Bek, W IakHe T i T t Che Che;s C

WsknesNOrSinL .g Wa t the S H D -mareh, DyleNtery PRleR, DI HReof the Luu~med Henrt, .tVoiCe•tc., in all of es at sIi"- sIeh S. I. 5 NUMBE iR

h u t .o r .d an o u nfBi l Eg r el i ef . n dSHEI(elMae. Th7e CAd hetfor

SOUTH ie atBHERDIAN'B ESTABLI& MENTo, SOT. CHKL.ES T.

44' tl .- tthleuimbt ti.nre.id d sol lw re, PaeMon. ouid beatIum~idthename o d nmbr. Mn. S. attends potaly tofittigsthBraze to Ladies.

1.q Vcw and Large Jlssortsfent ofnlastic and Lace Stocklnlgs,

(I.) (9.)

oF THE L]EGS, an sfetlon very

troubleeome,and when segleted pro-

4utL~ anmnt n Ulcers that may caoot-

Saustbroghlltf. Cut i SHOWS THE

LEO WITH THE STOCKING ;Cut d

DIA LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS, SUPPORTERS,LACE STOCKINGS, eto., ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO3RDER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE.

In the use of the . Iaaetrnmeot.,the CONSTRUCTION AND APPLI.CATION is vey il:.,b-htn, perrato aa il, ham Ives of the Gnmoinl.

aich in al11.... :.u wraant d,nmst buer ta mind NUMBER BEV.I.NTY,.ud obaervre tho ame feb2| Iply

SH.•RMAN, 70 8t -harles street.

NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.-MAJIGNE SEWING.

Lathe., Hoaeekeepe~e. Drerema tr. nd Shirtmake de Si,almost eey ki.d of G m done, or ink iid of work made np w itASTONISHING DISPATI'SPACH In me a-1, and d.hIbI mo.anr the.if done y heed, nd at V RV LAW RICES by OrL" ' ee iIhr a.o.ge.oslt o WUJSl.'S NEW PATJNT ROTARY ISA.CHINE.

W;All knd 1 (SEWING Ifor 1nli.,HII I,8INSkhmbI.H..,pr:omptt) ttdto

W f f~1O MCING e dedto. pp rCHpW 1 3DLISS'EPOOLS, SILK ..d COTTON E THREA-D .ltSblI.,..Dd .Il..S. ApplylHISST. CHARLLS STRASK pMi PTe[.

O lNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc,.IS. pESWAI ..d a,01 b.. the IwhoaeIG .1 I. iU.Home.), ureaoLmed 1u=.9p hl inoraoeaonatNI.1 Nwn.thtbe nd6 CeatNt,,oebmd tn, e.. iIIIEfARCSITECTURALIRQN WOEEERNAIENTAL VI.SANODASRAILINGSUGR5 SHUTTERS VAULTS, BRSIDGS,STRAIGHTANDCIRCULAR gTAIRS,.,daIltth.s 1.5 o wokmad for bml..Sdl p.pe..

ThlpnlI.I IIEISE.NS.H t.Sd ISt1 p h.e .IiklkeI .5... Euwa hcllll to the poblie~whieb,witb h~E.liy and prompinadin hedzeenItlcll rooddn, Lhe tree, rill 1111.n. tim -liberal elan ofnatra. B~ENJAMIN T. K. BENNKNT. of ly

SUNDRIES-120 bk RawWhletty

VioabtaMS. Cnndiaa&q be bgze do.l50550555 do, d..

I0 bile Winte-..I'.lsed .lord 0.10o do CEdis.OlSM...0ahe. W5hik.5.55 bSs...SM SoI.p. , Pm

ale JOSSPH LANDIS t COS Tee.yIptoI..S.

`UNDRIES-*i 11 I.I. n AIMS25IM .40 tapTeni.PECANS;*' bona .GLRUlu, ihsII f5. Jan;-- '--A{4wN4 ALLIrvy

" IQOEdiIf , 16yGarya.

FAMILY 'Oi'Riiio# :P'P'O$`~t

monlh good pop...

IlR$ Llr bO G es S~tieoaatloo etlerroa ma r.lr PolY 9 i1o{'

0(0va 1...W ome lil~l101, S1at8 000

B LLIASD TA , L Apyt'T UST ARRIVED and~fgr salo4

lag. elo of Eat. Ok.. DJ iirrORSES n a at~

H. H. WILLJAMk4Q$6 o U fS

I TALIAN MARBLE NQtR& d;E,-15 blocksand oiariwe diawhrie; jf n b aaef e bo' 6R.rid a.ad 16 YlI

e13 :*.dpy,..djo 4j.;d l . o..dm s

F OR SA&.-7l BIU8," t ?'eceivedile~ ro nulp Onkakp..VgprrOndd, :i 1.

ol fAR4I. ~4 ((..61 CaoLOl.d.0.1

Y OTS AND SQUARES OP GROUND 0O1Bv SALE..1OP th. OPp0U81WAkHAfOA0T.AllI5

0(4 OpTIIA Y .s w1fyrst

OM,$qFENT-A Follpoc+ n4 8ToeE in.F, for Mwric Nall, 6oarbtr on 4. Cduls"rcr ^Pows.ion glvm-l1i oremfsr. r. lrstb 1 hO

II OR RENR-Tb-Thse.Fow.Ornoe oondFloor .kth. 84ldl1008.11 CI..pdl..11. ear

pl .o the k.01.l' 0o 1 e: kLVF .

4R 6 PEPT-Thc I;O rphiiP of $foO e1No. bf Camplitrleil` Forrfim. Is~lst

.1" cf0B0b. ' OO;cCi

I)WELLINGS Inw Omco TO / lr f p L AA.kk,1 Co~at lo(, k a

t nok 7 .Ca pA.

IA o l .. d. . ~ a a C e m l n .

h hrarp t rvemrf Ihlioglwath ure]Waat ROU" aad. fhtr-

bers, oa Imidaeaar."~nue.

Two h~ndwaw wo-amry DweUiop b Ma~pmfhhrsllrh-,hlifIota Yad gld.N.

A CoPR.p Dwelling.,with two b11 .1 gtsM Mi, i.o t1k .o.I,hO..na.okp. Apply .

ofl 11 0c. C. LATHRlrOP Ao.M.t Kn.lO C..p.(

R 00MB TO RTNT-A ,dekightful suite

5 ROOMaynt it. .11 Doop..lb, (o.k " pmro,.ookooo

,totn+ tdbom. (1PoMptliIHH..fo. 1110

ORo RENT-Posilesion, oi:h et O06o.t

Fb br.-The THIRD end rTRTH 'tool . IC, R 9p)p

etrret. Apply m G..C. flUOi t r 1. CD, t C...HM(.r

FOR RENT-The: t*6 .VR Fprdi d;'

l.,oea,401y. Applylo E. DDALSYh0'

-FOR RENT-.rEhe No. zOp lc street,,

.wr oetnFlrd Ly the retordhn. B rom s l*~lm

08 FW."f{YYSIlty L q7d Camp elH~t

F OR RENT-The uiibsoftd*in ndiogtoF move 'thea r8A~""'$M yeiA area 3for rant the IT0 RE4 at rroeo pei7t 6tt fOswattest, voriog hre6.. nrtl w Ul f f9 iom=3uattes. 2,'&.ern W ti Mgiven liratet/Mwaer., ; .... ,

tlioni avr deeinbb bs tU i tf +'a D7 ood i nnCo' mlloa miaa. T T ORi Cdrik aa ~ I rti i

LOR RENT;-Severalrdne QEAICES in1 h. bukild idg o, oop.0 k y k. pW woad, oorp.1 Cwoof

.1 J. P. WRITq &CD.,1 tiCo.apwlo. -

SLAVESHOUSE SERVANiTS FOR SALE.H A Blck N.cro K' Pi. amed DYJDwpayearaof nls-- uydrir wd~her ead hroer. t _::

b....1l~ ... .11 .q.... ap 1.i.

FR EDeRI7 boat 16 ySan etd. tmlbre o lrdp r:e r I e

roa, agoo hove o- nr, an riwt, itd' kN cti) Lilirdan

bwa ulV ur enehmna Salt yraN tr/te panlh n iudedby

M(d.,. 11.11, sod ar e..d .dj4d. -

A BLACK WOMIAN, ybon I 96 .Id tdtmberrm, d and.m-mn rnmtnet; nurrfed by 61r. BanhC*nd t Or C-111d; peak.

k'reoch nod E.,I or 8. 1d b,1IAlml'r(nt L- RASCN -66 IUCANK, llp;.t.

C LAVE DEPOT, 169 GR4VYIE&SS7 lR'.-Nyo yd reigned hIodICGR o~aa~wi

.y.p U'onnntly for .iib, fr eldlh w C..bUII eeortawp r t of S LAVER. epulti)Bo 7bi

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From the Edinburgh Magazine.lonrs en a salbier,

rouND LYInO one ON THE FIlLD Or anTsL.

Wreck of a warrior passed away !Thou form without a name!

Which thought and felt but yesterday,And dreamed of future fame !

Stripved of thy garments who shall guessThy rank, thy lineage, and race ?If haughty chieftain, holding asway,Or lowlier, destined to obey ?

Thelight of that fixed eye is set,And all is imoveless now,

But Passion's traces linger yet,And lower upon that brow;

Expression has not yet waxed weak,Thepallid lipeseeeme'en to speak,And clenched the cold and liteles hand,As ,if it grasped the battle brand !

oT ugh;om that head, late towering high,The Waiig plume is torn,

And low in dust that form doth lie,Dishonored and forlorn !

'Yet death's dark shadow cannot hideThe graven characters of pride,That on the lip and brow revealThe impress of the spirit's seal.

Lives there a mother, to deplore. The son she ne'er shallsee ?Or maiden, on some distant shore,

To break her heart for thee ?Perchance to roam a maniac there,Wild, wild flower wreaths to deck her hairAnd through the wehry night to waitThy footstep at the lonely gate.

Long shall she linger there, in vainThe evening fire shall trim,

And gazing on the darkening main,Shall often call on him

Who hears her not-who cannot hear-0! deaf forever is the earThat once in list'ning rapture hungUpon the music of her tongue!

Long may she dream-to wake is woe !Ne'er may remembrance tell

Its tale, to bid her sorrow flow,And hope to sigh farewell:

The heart bereaving of its stay,Quenching the beam that cheers her wayAlong the waste of life-till sheShall lay her down and sleep like thee!

An Incident of the Revolution.* The want of provisions in the camp of Bur-goyne, just previous to his capture by the'Americans, began to be severely felt; theAmericans had seized their last supply whichsome boats contained; all resort to the countrylyisg round, where tory friends were to belousd, was totally out off. The prosecutingAmericans had fenced them in as with a wallof vengeance, which could not be passed; faminehad commenced its unnerving power, sicknesswas multiplied among the soldiery, fever, at-tended with its deliriums, raved from couoh tocouch. Water, water was the incessant cry.And although the Hudson on one side of thecamp poured. along its silent waters, and therapid stream of Fish Creek roared sweetly inthe ears of the sick and desponding forces, yetit was impossible to snatch a drop from thosedreadfully guarded waters: a hundred bulletswere sure to pierce whoever made the attempt,soon as they stooped to touch the silver current.But such were the cries for water, by the sickand dying, that their women, moved by pity,were made superior to the dreadful crisis (ima-gining that the Amnericanswould not, from feel-ngs lf gallantry, shoot a female,) snatched

hastily their pails,. and ran to the shores to trywhat the event might be. Their opinion of theenemy, as it proved, with respect to their per-mond, was correctly formed, but their pails were

doomed to a harder fate, for while they couldnot find it in their hearts to spill the blood ofdefenceless females, they were sure to riddletheir pails as they hung from their hands, sothati ttle or no water could be procured.

'In this dilemma, a faithful wife, who had lefther native country for love of her husband, whowas one of the unfortunate Hessians sold by hisGovernment to the King of England at a certainsum ahead, to fight in a cause, the merits ofwhich he knew nothing; this woman, as shemoved from couch to couch, listening to themoans of the sick for water, suddenly resolved;"I will try, perhaps I may sunoceed to bring alittle." Her huSband tried to dissuade her, butshe persisted, her sympathies were strong, foras akind and comforting angel she made it herbulsness to hover over the diseased and woundedof her countrymen (the Hessians) all the whilesheehad been in the army. She sprang alongthe adventurous path that led to the dreaded

.•hore, her husband following close as far as he-dared; already she stood at the brink in full viewof the guns on the other side; for a moment sheoast an imploring glance that way, and then toheaven for protection; her right hand. haddashed the vessel deep into the waters; a strug.gle to clear the openshore and reaoh the deeply-shasdpd bank, had marked her agitated demean.or,. when a ball, aimed at her pail, struck, aslse had stooped over the vessel too low, herangel bosom; the blood spouted and dyed theground before her quivering frame fell crim-sened in the gore of her faithful heart.

Her husband, who had waited but a shortdistance for.her return, had not moved his con-eant eye from his all of earth, while within hissoul vibrated between the east extremes of hopeapddespair, her screoeh struck his ear, herreeling frame showed him that the shaft of deathhad cleft her heart asunder. She had buttocpelld the ground where she fell; when, hisarmsnaleeed her, dyed .in spouting blood fromher m; fr;atig1with grif, he dreAspd not

lfh o the deadly rifle, but aqr hbr to thetamp stugnlipg in the pang of dissolution whileSled on her fading forehead the lest

fervent affeqtion.The grief of this mean wa respeoted; not a•

gun moved its trigger; hushed were te volleys4. the sympathiing, yet brave Vermonters;her pail, and not her person, had been thqqi4•of .thp distressed marksman, the Green mo•n-

'taer. __

IAt a large fire at 'a oelebrated pi no emak'e, an inetrdiment wdiah two huon1r•dgnnsnewaa burnt; it was I•laid with motherof pearland other costly decrstions. D .Jne," aid a stleman to the propeidtor, ",ow*Wi i they ould net ontrnve to Iaom thatwow. It r G VwcoA n tI "Why," repli•4 th•,preltelo4aiits~, beiuea r , could acrd tie

'"the rane waa t h at ngiame couldt~s F 7 ae>p ite ,am tow,"

A !e in a onorpt'

The sergeqant ad the prest advanied ttwo fniendeielw e and isted, aech tteanmerretired to a epot.where the other so

dier w tandi;' ain, kneesin on one k OP e ad feet en his thud,; et-lnueo alive1satnaeoaialobly.pmapip'ughep•d• , -ant

a support; the other twelve men had formeddouble linetnsafiuAtee pe#os to the frontJean, who was between them;and the embnkment, hi whiite-clothbed filgre, thus set in reliby the dak grond beyon•l; ,iresenting a etei taim to their mnske*f. d *knE i'* on.1 iirightknee, reting an the ather hisle dl anl ahe said, in a firm voiee--" I am ready", ,.priest was about to bind a handkesrilef a nhis eyes; but he said-

" No-I pray I may be spared that; letsee my death ; I a notaftraid of it."

The priest, after consulting th, srgat'look, withdrew the handkerohief; Colon rat cto the place where Resumer and the other sodier were; sand the priest, after having roceivedfrom his pealteat- the aseoranee that he dial in" charity with all mankind," ull iielag bhestowed on him a last benedietion, and laid e~his lips the kits lo Cfirh .id also re'reson on -ivde. - Colot ga•e flwbrde w dsikadd-. -" Prepate a-.tih twelve musdkets ewaw broughtforward-" Present!" they were leveled Thkdsergeant wa raising hie, gn so the lst Alto spare 4e viiotim eben tbs hoht panjofbear. 9ing th ftal wotW•d . re!" whitt bll.o',i$ hloud yell, sprang to his msater's side.He had bein started from his slumber by'the

roll of the drum; and, looking at whai0whd _going on, perceiv l Jea•leA knedlng analeand all sosilent, except Reaumer'afainty-earsobs, his Instinct seemed to tell him his mastewas in some danger ; his ining' wat uche•t•or unheed&; he fIlt this too, auo ceased, bumadeo,-e pd rate-efort to break the- rope thltheld him, which, weakened asjiwas y hisjlate .gnawing and tu~ging at it when in the untJ g

caseatCbatblee gaveasay;ansd, as abov4 ymentiaonet,bae pPaanLg with kyell to hise master aside. But Jean's thoughteasthratmoment weretoo seriously .ngaged tor head even Rollo; d ionly raised his right arm, and gently yl ut t•dog aside, his own mild, unflinchinggate sc!lifixed on -the sldier befihre him. BSthl•Wdespwas not checkled by tlhemevement of his masterstill whpins, and with hbi ears beehinglaid back, oe struggled hard to get nearer tohim. Colodfelt for Jeand's situation;, adne mr$aa sign to Re•omer('fho, wondering at the pausisince the last word of command, had raseetisieyes,) that he. ahobld f'y to coax the dog offihe did so by whistling .nad calling, bull of tcounse, quiteoi vain. .

It will be at pnee.seen tloa , thoug thi has 0taken some tims in the telling, all tiit Vppssti 'from the tihied•f Rllo's siiya'•ie, rs lltbf•6 mbathan the transaction of a moment. Still itwea delay; and the si'•• were re•dy to fire; and? PColon, not:thinkisg the •onideanl of-afliolentrweight to anthorizeca osaenaion of the ergen.tion, howevetrsie tioray, shuttered, ea h "pity-the poo" rfello*'will dle too." If mtinedihis face to his men, and was again about to gi'vthe signal, when he was a second time intnoc-rupted by hearing load shouts from behihndhim, accompanied by the discharge of a park of Ikcannon He glaned towards the oppbsite hill &at his back, whereon the village stood,. andthere he saw all was confusion sand bustle--officers galloping to and fro, anidthemen form-.ing hurriedly into a line; he hastily gave theword, " As you, were!" Nor along a line ofroad to the northeast of the hill, he saw a thick acloud of dust, from which quiekly plunged out ba group of horsemen, evidently officers; the;foremost not so tall as most of them, nor sograceful a rider as many of them, though he' asat firmly too, was recognized by Colon aid his amen (long before he was near enough fr.thein. uto distinguish a single:.feature of his face) byhis gray frock-coat and smallat three-corneredcooked hat. -

Colon gave the word of command; and in an- aother minute Napoleon, at the head of his staff, areined up on the top of the hill. He htd leftthe march of the grand army some leagues be-hind, and ridden on towards Labarre, in order,with his wonted watchfulness, to take-the de-tachment by surprise, and see what they were idabout. His eagle eye, whose glance saw every 'thing like another's gaze, had at once de-teoted the party on the hill, and he had riddenfrom the road at fall speed up the slope to die- tcover what the object of the meeting was ; alglance, too, told him that; and while he wasyet returning the salute of the men and theirsergeant, be said, in a,voice pasiting after hishard gallop, "Hey I .hat's this?--a detar-`tion?" " .

"Yes, sir-no, sir; not exactly," stammeredColon.

"Not exactly! whatthen?" aesled Napoleon,in a rather peevish ton, his face assnumig morethan its usual sternness; for hardly any thipgmore provoked him than hesitation on the partof those }e addreossed. "

" Absence against orders, sire," replied Colon." Abe.! for how long ? Is that his dog ?"" Yes, sire; only afew hours,""A few hours ! Whogavethis order, then? " :"General - , sire.""What character does the man beas ? "," He is a brave man, sire.'" He is a Frenchman," retorted Napoleon,

proudly ; " but is he honest, andsober, and gen-erally obedient?"

"Yes, sire; this is his first fault."" Hem! how long as he served ?""Three years last March, sire,"A louder and higher-tooed "hem" escaped

Napoleon; and his attention was at the eamemoment attracted by Reaumer, who, with atimid step, had approached the Emperor ; and,kneeling on one knee, with clasped hands andbroken voice, cried, , Oh i sire, if you-if youwould spare his life--hela innocent of-any in-tention to desert-that I ctn-"

" Are you his brother ?" interrpted the Em-peror.

"No, sire," answered Reasumer; "' his friend,his dear friend."

S"And how know you what his intentionswere ?"

" He told them to me, sire; he only went lastnight to see his friends, and would have returnedthe same night, but that I-I advised him tomeet the regiment at Labarre; and I know-"•

"And what business hadet thou to advise acomrade in a breach of duty? Stand back, tothy place."

And Resumer retired, covered with shame.Napoleon beckoned Jean to him; he came, andRollo with him; and the latter, as though 'un-derstanding the power ani authority of theman his master thus obeyed, put his forepaws-against his stirrup, and whimpered imploringlyup to him. Jean looked for a moment in thaEmperor's face, but his game drooped, thoughwithout quailing, beneath that of the pieotipglarge gray eyes tlat were fixed on him. Aftera short pause, Napoleon asked, "Thine age ?!-Lie down-down, good dog!" for Rollo wasgetting importunate.R Twenty five yers, sire," Jean anWereld.:"Why hot aro disobeyed orders?"

"Couldn't help !' H'io doest theou mean ?""I wan so opar my friends, and so longed to

see them, that indeed i c•bn not helpit, sire."" 'Ti a-etrlg ateOe. l)own rao say, good

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