city.Winitt lllla I IItl r Mmlllr plasie apot

t Minetom d inolte l that city ereitn r-ilidwas 'in progres g irest

it• . iet al d, tid houre thy were dletermi-SArnrsoilliat doemnd for the staple

.le upon tlh spiali Interests a

mt, Nl ee hos alreaody had its Intended efect in.t. Today a to of o btle good fair

. t kltre tchkiter ina MaIe ter houm hy an oaet, at 17i, Itt a dealind oft of a cent, on the prie of last aek la tl at the holder of cotton will bear up n od retit low

a i lt s•br owellklnowi that the erop has ntorly all*o s ,' heard. A determined stand hb the Inltrest it whosea

• .h- kbtorthecotlt In this country and Enllland, willh ltthe Manchester intereit to Itit senses, ad make ilt tl asS' rilddle dd, int th ca of the iank of England. that a ar' ag iluetat commercet ill always ben unprodithle thing. Alot fltO blut of middling quality, ws tlso taetin to-de y atS he re. nelpli toatele to a extretmelylight.The Nol6 cOttolnare going forward with rapidity.

In a weeik's time ltry will all diosppear.n PRenny ar nTe tlhat ltightness of the monyo mar4,tha bili'ta ed very ta ualy some of our iatunchest

hout u. IWe know not what another week may bringIorth, hat a few days will tent the character of the" hiiun that are to be." Tlme is no change in theuionsey market.

There we a recgared from Matamnrat to day $21,587In specie consigned to Messrs Darrow, Hale, Alganzil,and fMurray.

In Pennsylvania, tlle SOae loan of$l,200,000 has Ibentaken by somo of the Philadelphia Banks, at 1-8 percent prleminm.

Co urs.o of the Exehmeaue.(I ROBIonSON & co., EMCHANGE BROKXRS,)

No. 45Clmp Stret.Naw Orleans, May 15h.

IINON, $4.774.81 for I .sterling.PARIS, Sf. 25 S V. 271 fr I U. S. Dollar.N .tEVYORK. st iht. Iol p. c. premiumNEW YRK,t6day7., IJt0 p. c.disiounoU. 8. BANK NOTES. 131 pr cent. prnm'

_ *0.TAEASURY NOTES, par @ 1 per ct. prem. & Ilt

Sorvreilns. : : : : ( n 4 IsSpaiibh Doulalooo I If o So 17 I 75*ealosin. ! : : .5 1SI 75Arnedean Gold, : I p.o. prem.

I trfh o Irt uemrreti uik W tUif.(This Day, May 15th )

ln.t..................i.... 4 a. 3 S p. .odie.Dao ra teh. ....... ... 5 6 doDo 6 moMPotl ot ............ It doDo 1t do do ......... t...1 i do

lRer, (, umerc.bodM, A Louree, *0 bx.s-I bOl eoes owner nlbord.

Sret fiibhon..Per orelomer New York..Car.o, S boxe, AIe1Clrthe.-UBrtopert..Per tomeMr Honibll..Corleo.. 12 balo rotton' -,ll MBld- 17 do wurot * Cobb.

as .I .rrLo..Perltlmnero We.hinllton..Cr|lo. 15 hdreuler.Blbemoue.PHllGay. li hlbluaeor. Shlilolsum. L.m.hLh*Lk ThnniM| .! l hdsilzrtad 4 balleolttnn. Wm Hogrl. IS bh' mie O Pope. ower. co. 1.i3 bl molseo. 6'

Imply ble, 30 hiie. A H Vernnrd, i baIle cotlon, E Yorkemnldrin o owo•er on Iooad.

PABAiNGERS.Foret ler e New Alltay..Col Illderon,. Lowno, Nohl.

Woartlheosu..Old, Davis, GOlier, Shkmhe.J H Prytoa. Jir~wl Jubnkavir.sot,. Jhn.tob,,.

Per oeenmer Now ork..MNjor Lewis, J F Domeron, Sharp

Ralph. Ralph, loyd, Perry. McKay.MEMORANDA

S Uhip Virglnia poke o the lt ilst.. in Inte.9. 47, lonn. 83

II,Prtnoeh lip of wr Cr.tvan, loaded with troop. bfom Culeoed to Melico. LSome day na tr ship or war on a erlilin|

- oy•ge from Cuba to Jamiea.' i----ii-- iR _^ ii.wi-

FOR I.ON1DON.A . T'he A I (fct sailing ship ST. JAMEShbar.id Howp, ustler, lhovin.garl of her cariLgoeg.ed, will have do•ltotch. Forbalaolnc

rfmig ht |pomget apply tI,may 14 1 & J P WHITNEVY,73Camp

SNOK NEW YORK. .-Passage only.

1a The tet nailing rhip HILAH. apl. IHammond, will noilon Saturday neat, wilSlak cubint nd steerage psarengers, hlvinl

mcmoomiodatiotm, epply an bordnl at Postl 53, 3lipty. &d. J P WHITNFV,

may _ 14 73 Catop n"tTThe owner of Dray Nom 1513, 851, 63, 99 aelI. are reiqmuted to r"turn receipts fir goods toker

f4 bip Ocono. A COHEN,Sy90 Comonm, ,JAt'-- boxes just received for nal

SIHAI.L&PIROWN,96 Magsaine ot

S•R PITOH1-60 bbl iteore for sale by-iv 14 dHAU. & BROWN, B96 Malegimne

AREIWARE PAPRI-e, ream s liapdweua Pasp emtoe 4 d formi, b

i J THAEK&Co.74 Po.ydra u sTONE•'e-4101 yared"s l egging, lading from't Lawro•o• .c e i2l. br

i. , 1 P WHIrNEY, 73 Camp s-Liom a Ilin, , fore, l.WHITNEY.

7C.mp giaut in taoei

Sf er lE'VhwMii lo

PiEI 'TRUE AMERICAN.-- sRAITuE BH Jemit al*R tON.

FaITr"Sm. AND BOLD.NEWV OR LEAN l p

THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1839.

Maurice Cannon entered upon the duties of the office bto which he had been appointed, viz: Receiver of Publie Monies for the district of lands subject to sale at aNew Orleans, on the 29th day of September, 1833. Hecontinued to administer them to tlie satisfaction of thegovernment up to April 1-2,1836, when the Examinerfor the Department of the Land office made the follow-ing certificate upon the books of the said Cannon.-S"I certify having carefull) examined this Register ofReceipts from No. 19 to No. 550 inclusive, and havefound the number of acres and suma correct, with theexception of a few discrepancies which have been aor-rected. New Orleans, April l, 1836. Signed-V. M.GAntCser, Examiner." In the course of the samemonth. Mr. Cannon resigned the office of Receiver-

t The Government permitted him to remain in ollice tipto the 281th of October, 1836, when Mr. Carter took hisa place. It will be perceived that Mr. Garesch6i on thea 12th of April, 1836, was perfectly satisfied with Mr.Cannon's accounts. On the date of his cectilicate toSthat effect, the whole amount that had been paid anddeposited by Mr. Cannon from his entry into office,was $19,381,42, and ihe whole amount of sales of pubhSli lands was $49,072,16, leaving a balance in favor ofthe Receiver of $309,2. On the 19th of June, 1836,the law authorizing the entry of certain lands in Loui_ iana,by virtue ofspecified pr.-emption rights, expired.There was then no legal receiver of public monies, Mr.Cannon having resigned. Hundrilds of persons werein the city of New Orleans, prepared to pay fur thelands in question. A convention of thle Commission-.er for the sales of these lands, was called by Mr. Can-

r. non. They were of opinion that a book should ben opened for the entry of tile purchasers' names, lands,S&c., and that the money should be received by tile0: acting receiver, so soon as the Register shoula certify

Sto the titles, they to bear date from the 19th of June.From these sales, the payments for which continued tobe made for tilhe space of nearly four imotlhiis, Mr. Cun-non received the sum of $283,183,22. The Departnrentcontinred to recognize Mr. Cannon as the receiver ofmonies after his resignation, as appears from orders is-sued to him from the GeCneral LiUnd Office to dishursesundry monies. On tile 3d of September, 1836, EthanA. Brown, Commissioner, commanded Mr. Cannon topay to the proprietor of the Bee for advertising the sumol $311.

Mr. Cannon wishing to dischierge himself of the res'ponsibilty to the Government of holding its monies,wrote to tli department that lie was ready to pay overall the lunds in his Iands so soon as his accounts wereproperly audited and approved. His req:lest was comrnplied with, vz :--His accounts were all audited andapproved, and on the 17thl ol Decemnier, Mr. Cannonpaid into the Commercial Bank of Aew Orleans to theorder of John Camupbell, Treasurer of the U. States, tiewhole balance in liis hands, being $278,810,83, andtook receipts ofMr. Duplessis, the Cashier, in tripli-cate. Thus terminated, as Mr. Cannon thought, hisconnection with the Governmcnt, satisfactorily to hisemployers.

But they who serve the corrupt adminstration, now ino power, should remember that they serve a junta of un.

7 psincipled men, whose sole object is to fatten upon tile7 pablic purse and punish those, who having received8 oappointments, do not cry huzza for their masters. In

1 the report ofthe Secretary of the Treasury for 1838, an23 the authority of the Madisonian, Mr. Cannon is set

a cldownas a defiulter for $278,840,83, the ex et amountof the balance paid over by him to the Government, inDecemherl836. The Madisonin published Mr. Cannon asa deraulter to this amount. Mr. Cannou dis-proved the statement at the time, and the Madisooniantpublished his reply. Nothing further was done, until

to the 8th January, 1839, wher there emanated from t hiGeneral Land Office, a statement of the ditferences oc.eurring in the adjustment of the accounts of MauriceAll Cannon, late a receiver of public money at New Orleansfrom the 21st November, 1833 to the 30th Junr, 1836.

or Had we room, we wouldl give a copy of this statement

rn as furnishings specimen ofthe bungling mode in whichor accounts are kept at Washington. Nearly all the items

charged against Mlr. Cannon in this statemeit, beardate previous to the certificate ofMr. Garesch . Mr.

ta Cannon received from Mr. Garesche, an assurance that

b the report olthe Examiner had been duly made to theed department. Here then are discoveries of errors, even

to sflerthoexamination ofMr. Gareschb. Nor is this all.!-, The department adjusted Mr. Cannon's accounts up to

ithe timu he resgncd the seals into Mr. Carter's hands,to and in virtue of tlis adjustment, he paid tilhe balance heh leld, over to the Commercial Bank. What must bethe mode ofiadjusting accounts at Washington, whenerrors are discovered more than ayear afterwards in the

a settleme-nt ? Here in a sample of tihe mde by whichour rnlers and their under officers do their clut to theSappointees of the Government.

Th'e statement of the difirence is avowed to beup to the 30th of June, 11 38, andyet inthat statementthere is a charge made against Mr. Cannon for a bill of$311 paid, in September, 1836, to the proprietorof theas Bet, on the plea that no voucher had,been transmittedto Washington. Now, would you believe it, reader,Swhin we tell you that ite (late of the bill made out by

at Mr. Bayonagainst tile land office here, is the 6th July,1835, and that the date of Etham Brown's order to pay

. it is 3rd September, 1836, while the ldate of the receipt ofthe money by Mr. Bayou's is Septetmber 24th, 1836?Yet we have the document lying before us certifying tothese facts!

The amount of the balances against Mr. Cannon, isre $41,798 47. The department then deducts fromn thisamount nearly all the items charged against him, mak-Sing 30,539 19. Thus a balance of $1259 28 is broughtagainst Mr. Cannon, to recoverwhich, with interest fromt the 30th of June, 1836, a petition was filed on the 18thof February, 1839, by the U. S. District Attorney in tile

to District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana,against said Cannon and his surities, praying that tilhedefendants be cited, and after due proceedings he con-

Sdeamned to pay tle plaintilf tile snu aforesaid. Soicetime since a report of this case appeared in the Truet American. M•r. Coaon produced vouchers for everyitem hroughtt against him, and for once an honest manprevailed against our corrutpt government.In the Globe if lay 2 is a jesuitical article upon this

SCannon case. It avers that in Woodbury's report,made in January. 1838, document I I I. page 9. the Ial.,sane aainsC Mr. Canton is stated al $1371i. II;w then

Is is tie discrepacy to he noccouutcd fBr hblrween this

a, tatemenlt althat dateld General Land Office 0 2uth ofJalluary, 1839 1 IC ite lailer tle goverrynir0-t clilllS aSbalance of $12t39 ,28-in tite formter a biltnce c $!376.iWill tie Globe explaini it cannot. Ih a only a latof tle wretched systcln irec .il

ing at t'ashlingcton in tile

mode of keeping accounts. lIu t the lulobe says that thesuits in tlhese cases of small balances have len institu-t ed to test lcwhether the duet were nomienal or real!That i, the government settles the occaunt of one of

p ls officers, and tlellt, wheI it diseovors what it believesto beerrorsocecasioned Iy its own iegligecce, it har-rasses tie late officer Iy a Fuit, to discover whethler ithas properly performetd its duties or whether tile officerSin quection has been Ihonest. And •hen it fitds tinat ithas had to ideal wi h an h ,list man, its strprise in sogreat that tile merest shuffling npologies are resortrd to,Sfor tile purlpose of escaping public odilm. W'a have

In. sot done with this subject. The facts are now before:e tle pullie, and they are damning to tile governmenct.

Let every man read and ponder.

MAntrcE ACCIDENT.-Schooner Watrlnornn reportsthat about the lot instant.lhe schooner Albert, of EggHarbor, plying between this city and stalamoras, waswrecked on the bar of the Braosos St. Diego. Theschooner was a total loss, but the crew were auveIl.

Gov. A. B. Roman and family arrived last evening per teamor Wuhington from Lafourehe.

The New York Spirit of the Timesatustail the promise oftll saterp-iringeditor. It contains a great variety, and the

camber before us, hau a very cletser article, remniscent of an-gling sports, in company with our agreeable townsman Lockeof the Picayune. We like, ourself, to recur to earlier and joy.ou houn, when the mind was ready to receive pleasing im.pemtion, and the heart quirk to repond to ail.rances andovideneer offriendship.

W ehave trolled slong the marginof many a clear treamlet which is mentioned by the loving an-ger, aad we have lot forgotten the delightful imprusion,thea imbibed.

1B COLLECTIONS .- A person whose whole thneit nt oeuepiled, would be glad to receive tih ncolroti ofa merantile or other house for collectiou, which is hispreoset oouupation. The list of referancea can be givenon application to lhi office. may 14G UNNY BAUd --30),() Gunny beeha, for tale bv

may M S & J1 P WHITNEY, ;5 Caamp stI ME-900 okas Thomaston Lime afloat for sale

y 8 &. J P WHIINEY,14 73 Camp at.

T -4ml bbla Hydraulic (ment,i a P WHITNEY, 73 Canp at

4 barrela rectiledl whitkhw in toureS G DORiS SY.

S' 41 New Level

Ptocn gu t of ConIiU.SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Tuesday, May 14, 1839,The Council met pursuant to adjournment:-

present, Hon. Joshua Baldwin, Recorder; Arloer.men Caldwell, Freret, Hall, Lockott, Peters, Rod-gers, Sewell, Whitney and Yorke. In

The journal of tie preceding meeting having nebead read and approved,

I

The Recorder laid before the Council petitionsand citations from the Commercial Court of NewSOrleans, in case of Peter Cleary vs. Municipality ,,No. 2, which was referred to the Attorney.

On motion, the following Securities were ac.cepted:- :For Thos. Sloo, jr. Treasurer :-Menrs. Layet &

Amelung, A. P. Gray & John Goddes.f John Calhoun, Comptroller :-Mers. C. Ro-

selius & J. M. Bach.SJoseph Pilie, Surveyor :-L. G. Heligaburg. bH" ugh Grant, Assistant Surveyor:-Charles

)imond.* William H. Wheaton, Collector of Taxes on

hacks and drays, and hawkers and pedlars: r-Andrew H. Clayton.

- S. II. Turner, do. taverns, grocery shops,S &c :-John F. Miller.

" William Deacon, do. Levee dues:-JosephLandis.

" E. Lafonta, Clerk to the Recorder :-PeterCleary.

" Win.. Warnock, Collector on dues for break.ing up flat boats :-James Joles.

" Henry Cranr, lst Lieut. Watch:-Wm. Freret." X. Gannon, Sergeant do. -Wm.Regan.

" . D. Rosenda, do. do. -Sm'l. Kibourg." Win. R. Willis, Commissary of First Ward:-

B. Mullen..R. D. Barry, Conmissary of Second Ward:-

r. Peter Cleary.H" Henry Kelly, Commissary of Third Ward:-

John E. Hydo.A communication from A. J. Fallon, resigning

the office of Second Lieutenant of Night Watch,Swas read and accepted ;

Whereupon, on motion, the Council proceededSto supply the vacancy by an election-on countingSthe votes, it appeared that J. L. Winter, havingreceived seven votes, was declared duly elected.e R. W. Elliott received one vote, and M. C. Ful.tlail one.

Proposals for building wharves, was receivedfrom John Grant, and referred to the Committee onSStreets and Lanings.

of Petition of tire owners and residents of Carroll.a- ton, was laid upon the table.o Do. of John Minturn, referred to the Commit-

in tee on Streets and Landings.to Communication from F. Wharton: when onm motion, the Recorder appointed Mesmrs. Peters,

Sewell and Caldwell, a cominitteo to examine andreceive the digest of the Ordinances, made by Mr.s' Wharton.', OfJacob Lovy: whereupon on motion, the rules

er being dipernsed with, it wasre Resolved, That it be permitted Jacob Levy, ane.

.tioneer, to sell merchandise at public auction, onid tie vacarit ground, between Magazine street and

Levee and Canal, on Mondays and Thursdays ofeach week, provided that tins resolution may berescinded by this Council at any time, and providedle that said Jacob Lovy shall conform to the Police

ad regulations, requiring the side walks and streetsli- not to be incumbered to the inconvenience of theis public.

SPetition of Perseverance Fire Company, pray-ing permission to make an excursion with theirengine to Mobile.

Resolved, That permission is hereby granted to"' Perseverance Fire Co., No. 13, to take with them

lie on an excursion to Mobile the coming 4th of July,ed their engine and tender.In Petition ofJ. O'Brien, laid on the table.

,n Do. of the owners of property on Bank Alley, re-,t ferred to Streets and Landings.

ORDER OF THE DAY."t The report and resolutions in relation to the N.S0, and Nashvillo Rail Road, being in order, was on

n- motion indefinitely laid on the table.s- The fol.owing ordinance in relation to the dutiesan of tie Printer, being next in order, was taken upnil section by section, and Mr. Peters having introdu.e cod an additional section, making it No. 3, the

samre was adoped.C' AN ORDINANCE relating to the duties of the

ce Printer of the Municipality and the Secretary ofno the Council.

16 Be it ordained, That hereafter it shall be the du.

,u ty of the Printer of the Municipality, in addition

cl to other duties now required of himi by law, topublish a detailed statement of the proceedings ofSthe Council; also to attend in person, or cause

or himselfto bo represenoed at the Recorder's Court,Ir. in order to make and publish a brief account of the

rat procedings therein ; also to publish all advertise-ihe monts emanating from officers or persons employed

Sby thii Municipality, connected with their publicSduties, such advertisements to be signed by such of.ficers or persons employed in their official capacity,

to and published by said printer the number of timesI, and it the manner prescribed by law. Said print.

he or shall be bound to translate, at his own cost andbe expense, all that may be required to be published in

Sa language different from that in which it may beb written and he aliall furnish to the Council twenty

Sfull and complete copies of the Ordinances andch Resolutions thereof, in pamplet form, without any

he unreasonable delay from their passage, in the samemanner and form as those heretofore furnished by

be the public Printer. He shall also furnish all blanksot required by the different officers of tirhe Municipal.

of ity.ity . Be it further Ordained, That the compenss.tion of said printer is hereby fixed at three thousandfive hundred dollars per annum, payable monthly,rr, and in no case shall the Printer claim or be enti.

by tied to receive for extra work or otherwise, a great.ly, er compensation than that fixed by this Ordi.

ny nance.of 3. Be it further ordained that the Printer shall6? be elected every three months, to wit : On the first

Tuesday in May, August, November, and Febru.0 ary, or in default of the election being made on

those days, that it then be made as soon thereafter, i as may be practicable.

his 4. Be it further Ordained, That it is hereby

,-. made the duty of the Secretary of tle Council tofurnish the public Printer, on the day succeeding, that of the meeting of the Council, with a copy ofa" the Journal, in which shall be inserted a correct

ih copy of the proceedings thereof, in order that theIhe same may be by him published, and within one

na week thereafter to furnish to said Printer the dateie on which the Mayor may have approved the Ordi-

nances and Resolitions, that the date may be an.Snexd to the sanme when printed in pamphlet form,"e and also in cases when Ordinances or Resolutions

ue ofthe Council have been vetoed by the Mayor andCry persisted in by the Council, the date when the

an Council persisted, in order also that the same mayappear.

5. Be it further Ordained, That all Ordinancesand Resolutions, contr .ry to and inconsistent withthe provisions of thin, hb and they are hereby re.pealed.

Ou motion, the Council proceeded to the electionof a Printer ; upon counting the votes, it appearedthat John Gilse.mn had received 9 votes, and wasdeclared duly elected. liea, one voto.

Mr. Peters, Chairman of the Finance Cummit.tee, introduced thie two f'llowing resolutions, whichltile rules being dislpned wi h, were taken intoconsideration and adopted:

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to VaruminSheldon, on tihe warrant ofl the Mayor, the sunm ofone hundred and twenty five dollars, for 500 feetof plank for the u3o of wharves.

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to R. Me.Culloch, on the warrant of the Mayor, the sum ofthree hundred and forty seven 53.100 dollars for119 2-3 yards of flag stonj, furnished and laidaround Poydras Market.

The same gentleman also submitted the two following resolutions, which were made the order ofthe day for the next meeting:

Resolved, That tie salary of John Calhoun,Comptroller, he and it is hereby fixed at four thou.sand five hundred dollars per annum, from andafter t'je first day of Jane next.

Resalved, that the salary of the Treasurer beand it is hereby fixed at three thousand dollars peranniun, from and after the first day of Junenext.

On motion of Mr. lall, the rules being dispens.ed wilh, it was

Resolved, That the Surveyor communicate tothis CJuncil, at their next meeting, the cause of thedelay in the erection of the Vegetable Market, atthe junction of Tehapitoulas and Annunciationstreets ; and also the delay in the repairs ofthe St.Mary's Market; and also the delay in preparing theHorse Market on Baiin street.

On niotion of Mr. Peters, the rules being dis.poneed with, it was

Reaslved, That the Police Committee be request-ed to report to this Council, at the next regularsitting, whether the Commissary of the First Wardresides in the Ward, as the Ordinances require, andwhether said Commissary is or is not employed asan offieer ofone of the Courts of this City, in acapacity that is incompatible with the performanceof his duties as Commissary.

On motion, the Couecn adjourned to Tuesdaynext, the 2lat of May, ii stant, at 5 o'clock, P. M.

JOHN GIBSON,Secretary.

G OSHEN BUTTER-Just receind and for saleby G tOKSIEy,tmayl4 44 New Levee

OAlS-ift leems ars, --- --may 14 & J P WHITNEY, 73 Camp at)IaAS-h10 bags English green peas, landing fromS`br TEue ClAanliYer, lor Is ebyala2 S4HALL & BROWN , 96 Mlagazine st

ACN-1 hiid of Ciueiruiati eured sides andshoulder,,for sale b-

231 rSTETSON& AVERY 81 Greanier a-II tUNNY UIAGO -S2IUO Gunny Bags, 1.-2 and

-X- ibndiesiies, ien bales asl binmdleA, for sale bymarm I BRID3E & C-e, 131 Magazine a

Camip St. Theatre sOPEN EVERY EVENING,

Under the Management of Mr. OGanlo IloLL.Ano. N

The Performance will consist ofr P.DRAMATIC EN'TERTAINMENTS, ro

A GRAND EXHIBITION,Imported fonm England at an immensn expnsce, nndnever bfore equalled in ltin country in the extent ndmalgnificent develonement of its aR

OPTICAL ILI.USIONS. IIPFFor particulars rea bills of th daIy. ani

Doors open at half past sevn--Performance to com imence at H o'clock.

Parquette seats l$I--oxes 75 ct. .may 14 5t

FOR NEW YORK.L TheA I fst sailingshipCINCINNATI,Andrew Barstow, master, will leave on theBi-3d inot. For freigit or passage apply on (

board, opposite tilhe Vegotable Market, or tomay 16 READ &. HAISTOWV, NoT Bnnk PInce na

N OTlC:--Missing front shlil John Dunlap, 4 casesI honc, emarked George A Wleeler, W-F.r any -

information which may lead to their recovery, a liberalreward will be giren by L H GALE,

may lial0it 93 Common t -LOIJR-200 brli landing from steam Loot Tiber,

L in store, for ole by Cml6 'G DORSEY, 44 New LeveeSLOlR--ll00brls lnnding froan teni boat Colum-i C

I' bus, and fur sale by G DORSEY, mVm16 44 New L.evee

WIISKEY--. 4 blrls Whiskey, landing fromW steamboat Tiber, for sale bymnyl6 G. DORSEY, 44 New Levee

* iOTICE-Tlicourtnerlrip lrelofrt xili inI' l this city. under ilir m oln Read A& Blnrliw, in tlliaday dissolved by muotaaloansent. 't'ie irme of tilefirm will hereafter be uaed in liquidation only, wlhieh-will be attended to by Win. A Belcod, to whomi all oc-counts are to Ih presented for rattllemeut.

many 1, 1839 WILt.IAM A RFAD, rm 16 IIENJAMIN BARSTOW.

I A CARD., " hall I lay perjurv on my soul ?

d

No. not for Veniac.'SA MOST ingilnr and exaegerated version of an raffair wrlich occurred between a Willian Kirkham

anl mytselflappeared i tile Loisiaianiaal atile mornigof tile 14th inst. purporting to have been reported frSthat I aper

I. Astheed there it i4 a tissne of the imost extravaantfa!shoods erer presented for public perusal : Kirk ioam

d ays, tlatl I used abusive language, ol which he ll-.mediiatel turned to leave tile room,. and I then seizedn him, gave him c stabnover the ey. and retreatedl!" The pfact, of tile case arrere rapl thee--lhnavng indertrootdtha t th said Kirkhalm was in tile aIbit of uring eur-riloa ltanguage wlheo speaking of me, t determined tok inow the" very bead arad ftrrit of my effa.licg."--therefore enaled to have, ifpussible, an amicnable aldjuat-

tn ment ol the affair, nd stolp any further mnisenderstand-ing. Having arrived at his beardlig house, after wait-i* g i tire drawing room srome 15 or II minuler , Kirk. aho t a o ide his appearance, I announced myseifand was

r. ablout nating tlre salbject of bv visit.l wrlc he tctea Rblow at lly liead, whilch I gunarined eof and gave hint aI qaid pro .q--a crack over li 1 eve with in v fiot.

KirklTrnm'sorcans ofcanuti r tan taking tile ascend-

0b "old womanish rencontro," had lno the said Kirarn beengd guilty of gross and fllagrat minrepresentalions bly

#e arieting that 'l salbed him wioll sone instrualentw* ith irent to kill." Ratler unfortunately for ea nowitneos e were present.

Bir BY BACH & CALHOUN.

to W ILLbe sold onl Friday, May 171h at 12 .'clock,

at ire City Exchange, il St. Louis street, two

m valuable Alaves:

y, IJON, aigerd 27 years, fully guaranteed, a good team.

star,hastler, &c.

FRANCES, a Negress, aged 18 years, a gor:d house

servunt and chlild's nurse.

'" Terrm--One half car•h: balance 4 months, for ap.

proved endorsed note'. may IfIDRAWING BOOKS.

' OO'PER'S Drnwing Book of Anuantsin Art of Flower Paintina inn water colors

ntarding's Early Drawing Boeoken Farlaanr's Juveaile Artist

Till's Elementary Irawirrg BookAndr'w's Lessor inat Flow I'er PaintgThe I.itle Sketch Bnlk, let anr2dd serieshe Tie United States Drawine Book, jutr received and

for sale lby ALEX. TOWAR,re anny 16 49 Camp stOl -

A CARD).I)OBINSON & GOOD AIN, (68 Chartres street,)lib respectlully inform their friends and the publicgeherallv llhnt K Good vin,of the above firin, will leavefor New York abuet the let ofJune. They invite thusewho may wisl garments inade to their measure to callead leave their orders previous to hat timle.

_may 15 tljB ACON SIDES--150 caka Cia .i.n.ti I...uel,. lor

ha y by U I)OIRSEY,may 14 44 New Lev"e

ES 1•E•"F- F-ihnih ifh bls, forli le bymay 14 i IG D)ISEY,'44 New Levee.

NK! INK !! INK! ! !--Jst received twelve groce olvery superior doz Ik, packed in one dozen boxes,for sale I r 'ec dlzen or Croe, by

)AVI D FELT, N York Stationers' Hall,may 14 21 Chartres st.

WILLIAM R. CARNES,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,may 14 No. 53, BIENVILLE-ST. NEW ORLEANS.

'StE -5 tons English bliutered Steel, for sale byap 20 SHALL & .llOWN, 96 Mlagazine atMAYJI.ALTY OF NEW ORLEANhS.

IT HE price o Irish flour to-day is $7 per barielaccording to the lariff; the bakers shall give do.

ring time nuing week (frti Moodayv 131i iast.) 39 oun-ces of bread or at4. Bread of ille second quality iarequired to weigh t per cent. more, via: 438 ounces.

tsy 4 N C GENOIS, Blavor.UT'IEIt & LAIRI-IlO kg.s lard &50 do supe-rior Western butter, Ifr sale by

my6O G4. I)IIRSEY, 44 New Levee) ACOuN # ll)ES--LIt casks ioll sre lir sale by1iy16 .1 I)O1SEY, 4.1 New LeveeP RESSES-Copyiec and Notardl presses, on lhand

a few of Ritchis' ;patent lever Cop)Yig presses;do with screw also a large unaroty of notarial presees,all warranted fiirt rate articles ani flr sale by

DAVIDI FELT Jr Co,plOf N Y Stationers hall 4 Chartres at

P RINT' I'S INK--Just received Iroln bairqlcChanntileer a nree invoice ofJolnusoln anil Uu

rantlll neaes,boolk, adjol ink, un e fr ualeb l'a! 1 A 'TOVAIt, 49 CapAnl t

OFFICE, FIREMEN'S INSLURlANIJCOMPANV,

New rtleans, May 4, 1839.•HE Staekbohh!dcr are herelby otilicid that tite

l eighth tInltahent o n their stick is dlue n I pny-ablle o il tfil eistll oiJune 1839.

'iy9 E I. TIRACY, Sec.BUREAU D'INSURANCE DES POMPIElrS;,

l)e La Nouvelle O(tlnns.ES Sonseripteurs sont prevenus que le 8sme in-

ls taslat surleur souscripltion et du e t payable onle 6me de juin, 1839. E L 'I'RACY,

iUv9 _SeobtaireF L(OR--i 6t bi landing from ataim iioatCtl ncelF lor and for sale by G i)OIlSEY,aS 44 New L.eves

OA'P-Boston No 1,-200 boxes in store, for saleh yl ABRAIIAM TRIEII ,

april 334 Gravier AtORN B111001S--100 doz. in store, fr sale iy

C I)OIISfVY,nmay2 44 New l.eve

AR-30 bObls. in good order. f.r sale bySIIALL & BROWN,

may2 36 Magazine st.SIISKI Y-I15O blis rerliied in store, for sale by

inay 7 (i. UDORSE'. 44 New LeveeCitA RKEIS-50 brl butter and water crackers,

in store, 'or afe bymy7 G DORSEY, 44 New I.even

LARD-50 kegs leaf Lard, in store, tol ai iL ,U D)ORSEKY,

imay5 44 New LeveeP)EPPER--20i bags for sale by

s may 4 SHALl. & BROWN. 96 Magazin e stW NlNE--3Ppipe antl qr. Io ill sitre, for sale I-e

_• my 4 6HI L.Ll. t IRiW'N, 96 MaOainse stIN

E - 0 pipes brown sterr, e ry superior, foitr

EV sale by SIIAL & BROWN,may 1 96 Marazine at

rI0TiA OES-6aiO hampele of Englsr potlut.ae onI board ship Liverpool. Enq ire oan oardorto

my7 L H (GALE, 9 jommrnion stSINEN SIIRTS, GLOVES & SUS

5PNDERIS.

Just received by late .,rrivals, an assortment ofShirts Cravats, Summer stocks, Gloves, and Suspen-ders, at the Bazaar, corner of St. Charles and Commnlonstreets.

N. tB. A complete assortlent of Writing Desks,Dressing cases, portable shaving cases ia rose wood &les'athr. my6 BUSH & AI.I.AN.

ITCKLES-20 kegs and 40 iboxes, receiving fromNew York per slip Ocon:e. ror sale by

my SHALL r BROWN, 96 Magazine atDRESERVES-40 boxses receiving from New York

per ship Oconee. for sale bymy SHALL& IIRrW\VN,96 Magazine st

NES' Ntural P iltsoapkhy--Kirbit's Giramtmar,I Combe'a Pirenohlgy ; Splurzeism' Phrenologp;Ainsworth'a Dictionary; Decalogues ol Devils ; Li.brary ofinstruetion aJ amuiusneut, 6 rals. A furthersupplyjist rceived by A TUWAR,

my7 49 Camp .9-1GRTVE'Clinical lecturta--- okes an Ilia Clhs,

"U just reserid sad for sale bv7 A TOWAR, 49 C.nip at

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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.W AS beronhit tothe Police Prison of the Second

Municipality, the Negro Woman tamed FAN-NY, about 35 vears of ago: says site belongs to Madamle.P. Labrre. he o oonerof said slave will please rail,prove propeity, pay charges and take her away.

H 8 IARI'EC,may 16 Captain of the Waftch.

O-ONDUIT lah geole de la Seconde Municipalilb.une negresse se notolmant Fanny, ag8e environ 35

a'n se disant applteoir A Madame Labarre. ane ropribitre voudra bie n lretirer en Re ei.form

ant l Ini. H S HARPER, imai 16 Capilaine de In garde

B lOGANS--1 cases kip brogans, landing frontship St. Louis, for e le by Itin,7 1 BRIDGE & Co, 134 Magazine t c

1 ALLOW CANDLES-100 boxes moul d tallow ISCandles, for ale by I BRIDriE & Co,mar 21 134 Magazine at

63 LASS-Jut landing from Pilttltmr, an tssortment 10oAr Joar, Vials, aind Window Glans, at wholesale ci

and reltl, 'at H BONNABEL, tnmur21 Cor of Natchez ani rTcapitoulas sts c

ARREIS--300 Molasses barrels in store and torsale by L 1 GALE,

april 2 3w 93 Common atFllIE BENCH & BAIL OF ENGI.AND-By the

I atlhor of landomn recollections of the Lords andCommons, and tle Great Melrnpolis, in 9 vols.

Neat Malor.e and other tales of Irelantd Iby W HICarletnn, neillor of trails and stories of the Irish pea-mantry,in2vols. Justtreceived totd for sale ly

tm25 A 'TOWA I, 49 Camp stBALE ROPlE-l_2j coilp., ol superfine quality, for

i sale by ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,april 2 134 Magazine t

ALLIGArOR LINE.Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.

Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs.days, and Saturdays, per the

splendid steamer Champion, (ex.copt in case of storms,) to Pensacola ; thence persteamer Le Roy to La Grange, and thence fourhorse post coaches via Mariana, Bainbridge, Pin.derton, Berrion, Outlaw',, and Perry, to Macon, cGa ; thence via Milledgoville, and Sparta, to War. dSrenton, thtance per rail road cars to Augusta.Thel Champion is in splendid order, with now '

otpper boilers, coppered and c pper fastened.The le Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her

accommodations are as handsome as any bo,v.The beau iful Santa Rosa Sound, and Cihocta.

watchie Bay present the most interesting steam na.I vigation n the South-boing at the sametime

Sperfectly land locked.The Teams are not surpassed on any route in the

country ; the drivers, to a man, careful and attentive.The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en

newly built, so that high waters do not inter ereThe eating houses have been mostly changed,

and are now as good as on any road in tie South.It is generally knowl that the excellence and

hardness of the roads enable the teams ut all sea-asons to make great spoed. Their smoothnt,ss se-

cures the travei:cr from the ordinary fatigue ofa stage travelling.The Line is now crrving its passengers from

-Augusta to Mobile in four days and twelveI hourt, or to Nrw Orleans in four days and twentyhours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days; nd seven hours. Tht time actually employed in

t travelling is the same as in the other direction, buto the difference of time on tile route, is caused by a

day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, iswell repaid by the opportunity it gives ofseeingthe Navy Yard, the old Spanish Forts, etc. Thetraveller also sleeps at Macon, and again at War.tenton. This arrangement will continue till the

, travel turns northward, when the line will be thea smefrom Mobile to Augusta, as it is now in theother direction.

This Advertisement contains a plain statemente of fiets, the accuracy of which tlh proprietors

gaurantee to each passenger in the penalty of hisk- stage fare.

Maps oftho Line may be seen at the ExrhangeHotel, New Orleans, and at the Mansion House,Mobile.

Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, $47 50The line extends, by abranch to Tallahassee.at Chattahoocho, the line connects with the

steamboat carrying the mail to Apa'achicola andSt. Joseph's.

Id Offeo at the Mansion House, Mobilo.ml7 O BOSTWICK, Agent, Mobile.

4 TEEL P'ENS-Felt's Noa. i,, 23 pr 4 sDaniel Welbster pen, Ferl's large hbrel pn) Congress larg do Perry' fti spreog

d ino rnail do dt 3slit doWindel's lalies do Itt double pate;e G li's bfrperia I)ouble pine:ki do

SGillo's hiel do do Natilnal doAnd Gillot's Comlerlcil, fr sale a r

I)AVID FELT & Co!tt Clhnrlrt-t,

or fe6 ____ __ rnIS _i.: IJSOMI'AY SES, THEnMOuF''Eits. MICILOtS-

J COPEs. &a.-Just receivcil and -r f- r- tbyWin. MlcKean, orrrer of Caup uawl Common stroeets,g. general seasotIt.Ii otSurveyor'n Coi oipa see ,

S Nutlteulticoll Iltslrttlnlottt, Drlw1Hing Vlalo.Spring Dividends, Spring Bowv l'en, Ivory I'ro

tractors,Ivory SlcBal, Gnuter's Scales, Glass Triangles,t I'arOul Ritler, Microscopen, T'hermonteor ,Calnerl Obsctures, Survey Chaiste,. kin *,,,,,- Tal,". j,; .

H ARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT-T 'o great celebrity of this unrivalled Comn.

position, especially in the Northern States, leavesthe propriotor but little need to say any thing inits favor; for it has been generally conceded to it,that it is beyond all comparison the be st remedyfor external complaints that has ever been disco.vered. Indeed the speed and certainty ofits opo.rati fs have the appearance ofmiracles ; as nlcers,w.-unds, corns, fever sores, childblains, white swol.lings, biles, piles, spider and snake bites &c. imme.diately yield to its apparently superhuman influ.ence Thus if properly applied it will remove aninveterate corn, or break and heal a bile in fivedays, will allay and perfectly cure an ulcer in twoweeks and the most desperate eases of whiteswelling that can be imagined, have been destroyedby it in less than two months. In the bites ofpoisonous reptiles its officacy is truly surprising, aneven in the bite of a rabid dog, for if applied intime, its powers of attraction are so wonderful thatthey will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre.vent it from pervading the system. It is likewisegreatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.vered for the clihfud backs and limbs of horses, fortetters, ring worms, chapped lips, and in short forevery external bodily evil that may fall to the lotof man or beast.

The propritor has received at least a thousandcertificates and othir documents, Lin fav.,r ofhis

S" Specific Ointment," upwards of a hundred ofwhich were written by respectable members oftheMedical Faculty, all breathing the same eulogyand satisfaction.

Prepared at 129 Liberty street, New York, andfor sale at 65 Poydras street, New Orleans.

mar26 if

N ORRIS & Co. No. 38 Chartras street, are nowSreceiving and opening the most splendid, su-

tantinrl and fashiona!ile stock of Clothing theyhave ever exhibited in this market, eonuistint it,part of the following ariieles; hine, Ibn blackj"black, london brownl, cil on, oliv, londoln setokend ,olden olive frn ck and dress coats; benve,istable and larringiton Irof'. coals, elegantly firnisn -ed;t Incy and plain black co.inm rre aiid cloth'piantalolmo english, and french fancy and plqinsilk and selin vests; retl urew market comforts;english and french fo eiy anid p:ain scarfs andhdkfs; chamois, silka-web and gam-enlasie sus-penders; chamois,, mdino, lamb's wool, welsh flannnel, silk and cotton net shers and drawers; finelinin and cotton shirts, with linin bosoms, plainand ruffled; ivory pearl and plain handle silk um.brellas ; " Graff'i" premium Gloves-also, abeautiful article of white kid, for weddings, balls,&c.; Sprittlefield silk and randana hdkls; plain,figured and emibroidered Cambric do.; silk, lambwools, marine, germantown, and brown and whitecotton half hose; all of which they offer low foreash,or to puntual customers ns usual. Nov. I

sMr. GEORGE M•lRRICK hvimg resigned the of-fiee ofehiief Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll.ton Rail Road, Mr. John laurrpson has beetn lppointed in his place, to wbim all persons haviog lusinesswith, or wishing inlortuation regarding said Rail Roadwill apply at the Roll Road Ofice, Poydras street,

lIe atder of the Bonrd.(Signed) JOHN NICIIOLSON,

ovl7--tf CalbierNURItIS & Co,t No. U1 Cihartres stlel, ate re.

ceiving daily fromn their house in Pliiladelphia, anelegant and complete assortment of substantialand fashionable cloiting. They invite the atten-tion of the public, as they are warranted in sayingthat strangers and citizens cannot furnish themnselves more adventageously in any city in theUnion.

N. B. A few dozen elegant ivory handle um-brellas, from 32 to 36 inches. Also% a large lotwhitelpino packing boxes, various sizes, very lowT O THE LADI ES-Atkinson's IDepillatory, for -

moving superfluous i air from the face, ieck anedarms, with equal safety and crainty, leaving the skinfiner sad wtlter tIn before the applisation. A Ireshsupply just received at the Bazaar.

2iU BUSH & ALLEN,, Eexhnnge s lot i , ear St Charles & Common at

EDUCATION--FRENCH and EmGLISH.-Mr. Jsmes, recenlty arrived i this city, begs leaveto inform the eitizens of New Orleans that lie willopen an academy on Monday, 14, Jnanary. at No.19 Toulouse street, for the instruction of youth ofboth sees, in French and English, in which hewill be ably assisted by Mlrs.. James and Mrs.Metcher, who speak both those languages withgreat fluency and purity, and who will taLe chargeof the department of the young ladies.

Mr. James will give his whole ateratinn to thearisous branches dafeducation, and flatters himself

thathe will give entire satisfaction to those who Imay bhoter him withe siirconfidence. nov I I

P 1(prl coilslr sale bT R rkR ilt. a TIIUER,MGmnvierat i

,zr-w-z unlnsm.- v WO e7-rO;

B IANDY-An invoice of soerillr Branlds, ir(age i1l 1820, for sale by SHALL& BIIUWN, L

may 1 96 Alagazine at• IOAP-200 boxes M1aham's brand, lor sale by

ae may _ SHALL & IIIOWN, 96 Magazint stI ME-I000U ble Thomanlln Lime, landing aud for

J sale by S & J P WAIT'EY,ln y 1 73 Camp a

SILLKANS' LI.THO(KRil H IC PRI'NTING OF-FCE, 53 Magazine street, opposite Banks' Ar- rua

W GREENE takes plensure ill announcing to his 4hcIriends antd the citizens of New Orleanst that lie has atlergth brought Lithography on a par a ilh copper plaitprltling, and from the illt iliies lie art has oiver colperpinto engaving, lie can execute all orders enlrusted tohim, at one halflthe expense of engrnving and nearly ancheap as type printling. fr

Merchantnwishiag Circulars rent out il thleir ownhand writitg,can have any quantity at a few hourtnotice; or they will be exreutnd for thllelll in a lbeauliillstyle, such ao has Ihenrtolure giaven eneral lsatisfctiontoill the most reapeclable commnission houses in thisi seloily. Geotlleren dlirolus of having Visilig or i nBusi Iness Cards finished ill lie best mnunlar, will lo well bcalling at hbe office and see specimenes.

Feb. 1,1839N 1B-lBank notes neatly execuled, and circulars, br

printed at one hour'a ntic..

1ISDOM and Getius of Shakeealre,lhy ReverendCorversalio Ill. Naltre alli Art, will cutsSterling and Perrnddock, or le Iligh Alinded, by

tbhe aullehor of" 'l'remaie '" etcThe Spirit oflll East, by Dl UIrllliart, ESq.Elvira, tihe Nnhloi's Wif, l.y Mrs Monkland iSir Waller Seutt's Works, withl a Biography, by

J G L.ockharl, eomiplrle in 8 vola.Jack Shleppard, Ist nunmber, aromnnce, hy W liar,

rison Aiaswltl , wilth nulneroua iliolual iotle

Nichlolas Nickleby, number I IbI JOHNS & Co,

ap 17 or St Clharles nnd Common satITAA'E OF LOUISIANA-Parish Coril, l' tile

Parish and City of New Orlcans-Present tile hon-ilrable Charlno Matrian, Judige,No. 1191 Isnac Ealiillel (il actual custody) vs. his

Upon rsading and filng tile petition ned scbetdale ill this Itcae, it isordlere thalli a Imeollg ofe plletitioner's ero- r

abset clreditors, and in Ile ainlilm ail proceedlillgsagainst his prroon anll property are stayed.

By order of file l lurt..Clerk's office, New Orleans, May 4, 1839.Omy6 id A 1MAND Il'lOT,'l', erk. jovrAT DE LA LOUIOIANE-lollr doie Partinsrt,4 poor la Paroilse et Ville te lI Nouvelle Orleans'

,resent I',hoorable Charles M Iauriai, J nlge.No.11791. lasac Emane (d6i'lenll) vs. see crltnciers.

En liaent et posant in petitiol Ilt peliion et schedule Idans ce eas-II ectordonn6 qtl'lne asemoie ll es lcr6. sanciers aura lien, en pleine ellr, l.llidi Ie 27 Mati coI-rnl,t ur dlar dCer leo raisll, s'ilrl en it, pollrqloi ledi Isaac Emanoue ne serait pas lill'r c sein lan lO), et ipalls ordonne quo e . IlI notq.Esq. sloit ommlll11l po11ur re-prsenter lea erbanciers aibe l lter et pendlnt ce tmics,Io te procedure colltre sa personne ol propriflt6 sera

Par ordse do In C tour.Buenan dl greffe, Ia Nouvelle Orliansa, 4 Iani 1839S my Id A. PIo'r , Greflier.

NEW PUBLICATIONyT IE L ittle Frenclllman and Iis \'ater Los, willh

lother sletchel of Ile t Jimes bIy IP AMoris willen I lclins by Jolhllslla.

S Pascan l Illune, a Sicilian stary. edited iv 'theidorelook to which is appended tle Atonemeni a story byTheodore IlHok.

Numlber 12, Nicholas Nickleby.S NRullmbers 7 and 8, sketches by Ilez.

Clarke on ile bualbery Tree and Silk Worml, and 1othe prodo:tion undi mannfaclllre of silk, eblelalishedwith appropriate engravings-Just reecived ndll for sale

o by W AMcKEAN,

UST received a large anorlnlllt of ualll.er stockst of various patterns; linen shirts If file qIaliy.

3 (;\OSlSI P &.tl,m13 Exchange IIotel,St Clihrles st

SEA OTTO OIL.-For the reltoration anld grothli ofllthe 10. gi.ving health, bIllltv and prevenltig its

falling or, ulld nt WMI. IIlE Ilo.I nnml No. 16 Chartres st

) UILED Clnp and Levler I'APElI-J•ust reei'.ed,0 400 renll1s ruleA I.etler Papier, bhl Illueen l hiteaicalio, 450 ruled cnOi, some vere low prl ed, tllilIle lrschools, for sale hv IlAtVI) FEIT &k Co,

d ctayt1 N Y Slat llotrl'llo I C 1 arltltalle

ORN-00El1) 011us.elin bie slrip ige 1 .Illr--nafl t,llnd fr saledfy J TI IAYE I & con,

.ll.3 __ 71 Poydrns stWOlTll E IIIAN-0 brrt s i it r vat J tle

111113 ( I)OSE . 4i New leveIF •.iA1 0l .-- 10 brls prime ilthkn aieed Oil

Siy • slore ahnd for ts al y J TIIAY nli &t co

nll __ _ 74 Poydras stI.ANI) GINl-10 ies (ill ill illr

[I onlr salel o flIy A 'E1&o11ml3 l71 [Poyiri ot

RAPPI.NG Ir*PET{%---) joiddble and 5l0

VANo Cilll wrTpinog pu1l r,r. in IoIre and for afalsS_ by J "'AYF, & ( ,

v .lr73 -"7 ,ih M ras at

Ssale by 111 A TIr ElI 31 Grvlr t_,V mAANA 8IGAItS-.4AH,)H)D of different qaaliies.II W l store a•il for sale by A T It I E i,

0m13 11 Jiravipr at

- sale by A i l ll E1111i,

11113 _31 rliv*r ier, t P11113 96M Aa•io e st

-AILS-301 Bos11ton l t•ol, e .r ne v by -tiSIIAL, & ItIIOWN

it, ma3 9!It Maaziehl l

0. L rFgMa--0I: i0 a siL ' g ,llfl• lt ai Lim , lan ,lio , fronIbrig Ludwig, n fr ale Il Iv0- i"!3 ... .• •iwrrnLy : ,.•s

1F LOUJtS-1l00- barrels for sale by ii G iOitSEFY.'j ml3 11 Nes ILevee

W IIISKEY-149i brief l-r sl ~ Iv -Inml3 G II OISY, 41 New l.ev-eC•OLUONE WATER-5U0 dozrn getnsco, in str.J fr sale by A Iiitou ,124 i4 ';ravier at

jADIES STOCKINGS-100 dozen ladies stock-2 ings, in store for sale by

a24 A TRIER. 314 GravierslNEW PUII.ICATIlONS.

PERICLES AND ASPASIA, by Wauler SavngI Landor, Errq.The Cabinet Miniter. by Mrs. Gore, authoress ofllhe

" Hungarian Tales.'"E JOHIINS & CnI,

mnI corSt Charles & CoLmon ntsS'TATE OF LOUISIANA.-I'arish Court for ilia

Pariso andl Citl of New Oileao.-Present tileIonorable Charles Mariain, Judge.

April 7tih, 18•39.No. 11,774. M. Dubioe vs. his CIleditors.

The rcesion of property by the pelitiuor is herebyaccepted by the court for tile beelsfi of is credi.tor, nnd it is nordered that a olectie of said creditorls eheld at the office of 'Ni. Lacoese, notilry 7, lbli, onTucemay tie 20lh day of May Aext, thel a Cla tere todeliTberte on the nffitfi of the petitioser, ani i toiseealile all proceeding agoist his properly and per-

son are s yed. It is furtear ordered, lnl Chas. m.Carwimvi, Esq. lie appoinled to repreeo tilhe abovecreditors. By order of Court.

Clerk's Office, New Orleis, April 7, Avri71 1. 3Ilay I 3|t w ARMAND PITsT), rCerk.

N.TAT DE NAS LOUIS L NE-Ctr dA o PruoiareEx por la punayroiise vile e I In Noill rune ()fliow:-Preaenl I'butoral, e CllMrles nalisin, Jlli,.

Amy JAMES ril. CALWELL, 1819t.NOTIC. 11,774 Mari .li vsre, Manifaciurer of

La ces.cin de In proepli0i6 pr ole ptlfti-noire estaeetie par hi Cour, pours I lirii,.fve. tIe s0s cranosier.iei ile s ortroto n q'unue rits-cilcnl e tcils c•u-cl0rr PSlellrl ine a ( tca M Ph u• Iilal uaircep shaic, ui Idi le 20e1r'nTSt-ita, ssls 1 dla 0sibier Olulel cufiire isl it, etfirtialonly itsy eei & D'intil oetlluteo ieoursnitesa c a I olnst torissc ser aost sspldlllue.II erat pls oldoohi q loue Chlre Al. arwoivi, EsqI

A pprovedpr rnpresa nler 60 s wilts b takiersicr cerdre dela S otir.

Iourena du Greol, In Nonvellebirltanc, Avril 27. 111;9.isl 3S ARMANI) It(T, Greffier.

N. 0. & NASIHVILIE 1RAlN. IOAI) Co.S PAPER t received • oe.

Commencila ern tundiyv 5ih Mal y, 1839.lE Cars C ill5 Cask haI an eilEAT, fr IIIIE,onStheir routes to the Bayou Tiguyua, every dayin

the week-as follows:Depart. Rle.tur.

7P.M. 10A. M.4 "0 6 "

nxee.t Sundays, when the cars will run as fallowsurDe Parti. aRetki n.7A. 1. 9 A. M.12 M. 2 P.11.4 6 P. M.

may 3 JAMES I1. CALDWELI., P'esidelt.N OTICE.--Maril .I) evereux, Manufacturer of

TLlus, i opper, ,sI siseet irol StoveC, &c. has thisday taken i to partlersllip John fevereux. lb lIusoai-nesa for the future will be conducted llder Ithe naslitoIlMastis tl. & Joha Davereux.

I II DEVEREUIX.JOtN DEVEREUX.

i0 Persons indehlid to 111 i Deverux aill lleasecall and settle their oconosllt, ahd those Ihaviug clail•will 1Iraseot them fir 4settlellsent. stdII 4

ARLOSIORNAMIENTS--ittre adli beauifulP curiosities, for sole auly by Rees & D'lnnge,and at Plough's Museum.All theseornonlents consist of ilbe most splen,

did specimens of orthinoslog y Irosn Europe, Asia,

Africa, and our own eountry.Approved notesat 60 days will be taken ol

Y a A TILLER, 31 Giravier stfI-• N.INTOI--100 bags piluauto, prielu quality, in

slam nad foIsale low byIn8 J i IIUI.IN, 74 CanltpatA P PAPER-u-ault received lwou cases puperllehalue woe cap very thin sUllable for bank use, one

do whiste woes, far asl isy 1) FELT & Cio,my9 N YV statloer' Illc, 24 Cuhartres= ACON--I15 casks hatos anti ides, for sale byB apl 20 I1LIISGE, .14 Mlagstzie stOAKUM-- 100 bales No Kuasaia, ladiog lihlo

ship Gaston, and fhr sale 9byspoil• 2 SHA LL & II ROWN, 96 Monzine s.t

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!UST received at tsi Louiaisna Furniture WareShous

e, a large supply floa New York and Ilneon. Persons in the want of fsrntuse woold do ello call, and select Iheir arlicles from one of the hess andIrgeg tucss know it tloe city. VW R CARNES,

d6 53 Eieuiille osN B--Panrular attlention ppaid to plckinug sd •lp

ilg FurnituaO re e uoat4 cs.- wtrC:j5

MESS BEEF--5 hair brl at lie , inL L'atioeforaley .y0 DO)RStE, t

mIl ,. 44Newl V* -TEA-50 b ozes onei a i ho t , fdin r

n hy m'tand l • a TPitl aa d fM i i ehtldlRal I SN-4 11o Bni niln e fo a II

opril 2 A1RAHASM TRIE, 04 Otr4jIoraa

riutchby Bieuai o f rie to Inol eivl Oreei eandleier male by OIi.n ALEX. BOWAtn

4ioCKIB,b Y No in2- PdnPel firn, ll lotr

Il hylThodore I loo EDq. 'in oeIe wreath,

let bo it. Jls renocl and ni foir o la hy_y8 _ A TOWA I, iCamnpa tkAPlce byCo o saoi. pling pap. 8 ncl oel receied al

line lot oflarge broin paper, satlatho flior cotloafrokers of aby erman'. Manufoetru and fr Iale by

am.y A rI'OWAll, 49 Camp atTICKlIEB NAI,' 2- Pac-- l bruno ulinor EilorI lto , 2n barut rels gluiil fr a ralt , hr P all b

JAIRVIS & ANIRIEWSI_in coter on 'I'Al!iWA lulnat stCm.PA DPII-CSlun sempling papern -in Jt ofreneh Wmd-

ting DllUl, utari• si iro nd p fr, tIll il fo r coll i l

brokes, o W s M DAVIr Fcl EIb.r Tend o,jm Neaw Yorl SIntione A tlII .24 49 harcel atIIANSONKL OAIL-IS- barrel lrotn, il lmorne Ean

al O Magazoine atSIsIIIIE- barroxls gsliuhera ll, brfordyi i hr

y JAVIS & IANDIRWN.1112 earl Common a Tehoouplitoat

OalI 94, gort aintin atA .:XANI)I.I TOWA II, tlon aellr, 49 Canmp ,thviin g ncul lse, nr i tind h k li iorn, &fo I sl ei h nej'I'lilg Grene w n rl sCnill i kep eoalnlly 24 n U nrl I I

pnod itanliy of paper eiwittlltlo fiir ieon, heolk nal jobritin i, of er IL-u sie rttrl q rtuliiee spero r edrtovl, naieb, iloancil ring o. RAli, eoWm& reiaall ieket port, ratinn olred plilig pan tegine a lotard vtlriouna aloen aml qanliliea, plnyiog dIe, wrappingpaper, printltr'e ink, typeIrinling ptsoei, beram rule.

e ares h.t re lle oF r ie liee fceri for in le on tia mosanSb SCAnllllHlLL & Wle IN,

ld te ,lrlhael or ten in pnymeot ot niew t

or i l PAPERtWrl c. AR OA? EXANDAII TOIAIth, fookacllr, 49 Comlp of,I inc; Irne &i n, willn k-pnl intaly an ian aoald typious of paer l or mabnl tion enws loc anew jbi vry vaeperior glazel cards, nl4erlrd sines from.n-o.I to 14,filr ianr at very itw drie, olty nen

' DAVISI FEI.T &.CCo,

BneT p New Ynrk 8latinTor'a ilatll, 4 Clrletres a,l prising n general n.oarlaont of Mlltca adl Ging-hnm UImlhi rtll ano i Pi rnail,, new and faetlnnableslyrIc, Inbnding from rigm WiI. Ilenry, fUrsinla hy

inyO I ItiIrtl'; & C , 1Il t Miegn itt i1 ' ."1t.o'ni iN(--15 .a..i......n hnt,,n lntl.:ag, ll5ligllJ froim llhip . I.oiiir, fir tnle iy.O I Iltl)i .iE &. Co. 134 Mn.aaine at

a, 1IaTCcIKS-A lurgn innx.i iiai inred and far0 L tel. ky hIIALL & i lltWN,

mar l air Milganine at'I'Fl ;Il PE\S--Ju l reriverld i rtw roia GillotaI glc.lniil I'rrly'a luilile IlPnt n telr pena, for)lAe iV l ') •. vll EI.T & Co,

i 11N,.") N Y niliincre hiall 24 Chartren at

. IIL ei r Ky l Il lln on ic as d TIie iney, nowIa b digIlti heaing finre ni-Wian tlimeiii fnrale ly

0IfOl.AS t.Sl-l- bhoisjlii r('c iild taor ail byl o i EIBIDOGiNE, IlIlOWN & CO

ioyl3 Nol9Cmoti stFd ERICI, RARTOIt-'TI' l is e new and unrful ilo II . OI nf rliitllornPriily coinig into le, in ner-

Illern as ell n Mnlhern tlatitudest . II iesdt ilged tokeepenl uild sweet, rinell liacsh in thlo ealindry dr-S trcioneiii an are neccssorn y ti, lit protteetle t Iroietkoireal iTflle wl.allirelllrinti ltie illm nigr +euson.

TlIe Elcrigoralor i J no- c. l.eideedcl it Cidial ooahlloricle in li eClnn ulfverc good h.o1ewiPe. Tite

i Ta 'Ile auheri.u r is erlylnnllty recyv ietg from tih mani.-

ii i tClllrrt RtFrigeCntoit Iifitrltiteit tIriss.'rIle libscrilicr t l ipln ilited Aganl for tie oanufae-,c n titerl r A Ptl'ltn. O,•lplcns na I ho Io tefrignratorai u.2ll

ha ..i.n ....t hy e.tion 5I 2ili vil at..

or toII f _ W RI CARNES.,nV~O Mh Ii (:AlNIC ,--''lh niiienlmnin'a enlelaltor,L nnipreh.Y iling irincii clr , lulo l tiit toblelo ain hoH fvurion t dIlirt nlclia iIo Ininthcn oa lld o il ecaica,

itrfol to Mlilwtin-,Ii, I.inpren, nnld Arthaup inan geaernl, hy Williai (cireca, eivil taeincPr. Itt Aniericna,lron ihlie il (ltisgoi ndililtl. Ireeived liid toya andfor all i,y AL.EX. TowAt,Anl8 41 1 BRO lnp elO I--o l4 3 No 9 Contip at

llrE ntI•A.ICPis is to noW N, d . u_;Wf-ular

kee Acool l kMge s lrnlle Muuc i lr, in til e inraedn J a.let ry d A onil 7,oi ig1 l m r ydren r i i tt,

~ NEiW ORkiEANS -NP,res wnd Type A'gnenq,

LAWRENCE & 1111..,37 :ArI' STRErT.

ITAVF ju•t received a Ilrge snsortment of etals,nonparil, jobl tto. SNlllolinagt ig .rerse, tdhIve always on hllan every rlicle requnirIl in t printtingoIliceb. AIlo, POTI'AII ouf aoperi-r quanlily. in kegsorith ___s. my9 3I

SiI titotN CorSTolim toa tor sale Ihy1 ti lo1 A T'IIIi, 1 4 (lraviar at

i EiiftllltN i.S--.i- io irfor ltl bySmill A I' i' W OIIIL viANs.r

Cotn, l tf At olunhvilnil No. Two.ittio' of'rati• 30th fo. -lril. 1639.

W HIERFAS nlii)'cillion hs lbeen itoide to thisCoim unil li John If. llilltn,.llles IRainey, W.

II. Averyn . BIrvllot, Jllnlm I. Ilogarl and thirteenbothers,l ow;e, of iroverlty ill Ithe vicinity, to cause tobolollpeed aid conlinued St. Thol'loa strel, in a straightlin l fronm tzlleItrestott etI Atnniii ition itreel.Ile it tilerefore lestolvitltat otllilce of said applic-a.tlionllho given in trl•ch alld in EI.glish, in the True

Ameorican & lnileltil, in confiornity wit llanwtand that in talisealtory opioSitolll be mader in said proposed tl-.itoVeolittllitlt tIis Council will procted Ito etuce saidstreet to be opentd a nad continuetd as is prlved for bytho tmnlotrilisrtai, aeordnint to the proiotnons of theactof3d Aril 1832, reguitallg e is teniilg of streets

ihItillit l Ilmits of ill ciy of New Orl ondic.JOSIIUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

AtiREABI.Y In tile fioregoinog Reolntion noticeolIrltv tgiventIhat it is the nileltion of the ConltcilMtI i:ipalilv No. Two, to open and continue Si. Tholos street in a straight line froml Suzette to Annnuciloin street.

C. UENOIS,alnyor.,,il0 n__ y 110 1839.

Connril de la Mnl oicipnlttu No. deir.,totantre rIn 30 Airil, 1839.

A TTENDU que l'lnpliation a 6t16 fait A ce Con-c mtil par John II llilln, James Rainey, W H

Avery, \ Bonart, Jamncs . llognart el treize atir pro-iriktiltes do bionl fanciers lans le voisainag, ipotnrtu trir et conlinltr n droitoeligne I

n run Sie. Thomas

depuis la rue Suteltejusqti' a In rue ld I'Atnnoinc

II eat all onrhiel nce rsolun qu I'avis de nl dite t..licaliot, soil donl,, on anglain of franesial, dane Ia

eonliinaliesol lae di rilteluN conu c le d .oindt, ti e llitiohaireon et lollforll lllelinit aI provisionl da t ele dlI Avrild, Il8, rtgulari.otti I'toverttre de rtl lltlit-te t'

litlites de it vitlo de in NouvanllwOrltali . -Sigt74sig JOIIIiJA- P.AI.LWIN, Recorder0.

Ie aeerbeoe ine rhe h i]a rhu.sl -dity i terb5.d a'iLawt do 11i d o t tinoleoiti h IN oiteil ins Its A m ou ai tla 1 iNt. d tnx,tt ihliltioutoit el tt intiliut er hitie l lt o 8718.'il' liont elt lilnle itoile tie lanrue t•aootnlle jisl A la rilnetde I'A timtntlotitin'o. C (;i~lNt)Mi. Mlairl.

uilll I n. III O l i., 18 39.

G ix slio 1mud filr on e1 tvll J 'HA I'e.Il & no. 74Poydm stareet-- -- W r-i- k rT iVWT;iiTt -~.

SM. n.El..,liCluilrlrelslrec t Ias this dny rancai-SCdl per ship SnrAlogn, 5U Jdizn. enamelled Blreast

itto, whiele n ill Ibe offered Ini tlle trade or li.dlors ecleap-er thau ever before ofired i lhis city. Also 5it dozenClhised Rings, lifall platelt, together wit a gretl va-riery of eluit tf ilt Wol ,.eanisiin ofl cBrollet RIingeEo.ir Olninoeltsl , Lockclns, Cliln, t e.. TI'liost! i wantwill dio well tA examuinle ii greaint,1eeotllctl.l

.S. Ohi Gld litid Sil er wlanted, I li 15TAItCII anTl AI.CtioO1 .- Conlnlat' Stierh, 30Sboxes; llaill'd Alcoliol,3l hoxeam fir tlle by

JARVIS & ANURLWNS,

ACO, IARDNG il lU KK 15( ilds Ciuelonalim ICIitLed Sis all S , ulder-a.2011) ksgs first 1u1ality Lard100 brls Mess I'ork, For sale bly

Apl 5 SNTETS'ON & AVERY, i (fOruvior .1SOA1P--3111 boera Nuo I s oll ill stlor Ihr cBle ity-

S&J P WillTNEY -t13 73 Camp st

H V YI AUIII.IUC AliEliiT-i1 bnrreja ladiagfirom n rig lEnerhld, and for sale iv

11,13 S & J W 'WHi'NI lE, 73 Ciilny atNOTICE.

F OR tale, a lot l ifHorlses 15 in nunithirjunt arriredbliioi Kentncky, suitalie for saddle, hrnpes antlplalaionsmhich will heail n trms that will llit

purtchaeri. y plo ingat tho sable of W II Kely,1l.ana 184 Grnvieritrret,N. O..JACOB JONES.

N. B. Alo. at tihe same stable several pair of finematched HIorss, of different descriptiona, Also, sad-di and bugoy lorsesailt iill be sold at price. thatAi ill please hose tllat wisl to purchao-.inl3--lt W H KELLY.,

Jo L. UROWN'S Palnt Platform Bnlalaes-J *Grouaer can find at 53 Bieonvlle latot, PatentPlatform BUalanees, suparior to any ever uoffirel in thlitcity. fell If W R K(ARNES.EXCHANUE UN L N DON-Fr. b-

AUAMcIS WHITALL,ily7 67 Gravier at

T-A'IL--196 kega isorted l reveirinl frlonll lrhilamelpi pI r brig LOllomntor sale bmy7 SHALL & BIt)WN, 96 AMgatlaie at

AVANA UitAK--37 Ioxes Havain w liicitiI 41 do do brown do latuJiig, fur ale by"n1•9 ti& J P WIIt TNI Y, 7tIC.ampt

C I INL.oik IANUhI.H 1 t H.TS-l 1i 0 l ilon o-ull.Sflork n hil, earm no, n ili t hlis lit"1 11 . 1,1