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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected susry morning especially for 'Tas Csscent

(NptsIn the First municipality (deagnltsd The following
able q MI the Nos commence q ne karoad and run
ing, No. being Fatboat Landing In the Thiri ms Nos
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CARONnELET 81

EaAA4gAdutu 0d4C4uE ana WalEb~ AGnQeauYs
CARONDELET IS
No. 109 Car0Hdoiet, bstDseR P0Bdr dido SITS.
Mr.. FREDERICK E. BRUINS i.orihcrE .7r L. Brooks
uA celebrated Academy NeVYorkl resp 49,
uounces 10 bis tutrer pupils and ue public -sreraE s
7atfat his Schooi Tor the above graceful accom- g
~ pl.shment Is open the reception Vi pu- 1871
pds. Me- Bruins hes during his cent tour 10
the Northern States, spared neither paina
expense IN procuring all ue latest and fashionable Dances Of
the se1sonemong which lie following be utu
nleraed Tie London and PpTis Polka Guuies, GdHd Mil
~ Q1atTbe, Ecr Ia P1lta Daee, P0ta bzouta, La Ea
dora Sootih Wol Ng York Polka IPalz CerHaia Polta
Brooke oeleb1t Pa de C0rsar Highdnd Fgst La Cuco
ugs, 10 Coct1G Sarisn Tyr0tidH Pal De Gale
d9'ad FaIy Pes Sea, Military Jg SOrs Horppe, Eisers
oIpe, tidn Lf, together with Ire C6L1Ttts (sE ngure)
Dances
In addition the above will introduced the Scottish POLKA
and beautiful Waltz, all the Paris and London
which defined to become equally popular The avOre
La Polka, long and justly celebrated IN Ire South.
Mr. having made arrangements with
mission OF and popular Dance and Music the puc
assured Of receiving the first and they pro-
duced in Europe
nz- Days and Evenings Tuition. TUESDAYS, THURS
DA rs and SATURDAYS from till p NJ, for Ladies, Misses
and MateTs, aud nom till 10 p for Gentlemen and Youths
IL Private lessons will be given by Mt B. from till u A NJ
days Of tlitou
Terms moderate and extra charge Fancy Dances.
Academies and Families attended on reasonable terms
10 PI1vnte Family Sertes, semimonhy Due notice Of the
first will be givep
Parents invited visit the Academy, and the
will be paid TO die rapid advancement Of theirchldren
Mr. Bruns School TeTpschOe Hall, L1tay cite, is
for the accommodation Of those residing distance the
oy Days Of tuition Lafayette Mondays and FRIDAYS OILS SIN
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TORcHLIGHT PROCEssIOH.-Fhs . Independent Water
Guarls" were out last night considerable numbs and
made handsome display Of transDaTencsS banners and
flags. They carried faLlsnGth figure Of their avoHts
candidate. L. Wintefs-and preceded By full
b.-d n r,naic
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MODEL BRID0K.-A. model of Remiugton's AerisI
BSidgs" is now exhibited Banks Arcade 1t attracting
the general n0iico Of citizens and is well worth visit
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FRAUD.-R b. Hays was charged yesterday by Mr. Whit.
ney with obtaining hOre from him fraudulent TepTe.
sensations, Recorder Baldwin will examine the charge
REcORDER' SEUzEBEAU's CoURT-There ives not q
single of ntesst be this tribunal report from
there amounts to Just nothing at all.
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THE COLLECTION AT THE CEMErEKIEs.--The COL
lection taken up An SAINTS Day for the benefit Of the
Catholic ophxh Asylum amounted to sbou sle04a sum
too small for the occasion and the noble chaly sinlended
fof
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SHIPS--SHIPS.

COAsTWIsE PORTS,
a.. For Bostons-The fne fest sailing ship TREN.
&aE& TON, Capt. Snow, having halt her cargo en-
- gagged and going on board will have immediate
dispatch For balance of freight Of goo bales cotton apply
to ,[n1l L. II. GALE, SO Common St
90 For New York Regular Paekst.-The very fast
&fGH sailing regular packet ROSE STANDISH, J. N.
Magma master, is now ready TO receive cargo, and
will have prompt dispatch. For freight passage, having
Unsurpassed accommodations apply on board opposite the
Vegetable Market ls M1neipR liIy. OF @
nj T. TOBY & BOGERT, 50 Camp st
k5oFor NewYOTk- Staat0Rs LguisiGaa aad Nss0
a2@ packet ship HERO, Capt. 9. r. Griffith, having
part of her cargo engaged and going board, will be
promptly dispatched above For freight passage hay
ing superior Recommendations apply on 6oaI9 loot 9ls
O9 corner of Magazine and Lafayette SITS.
&f8A fast sailing ship YORK Vandyok, master having
part of her engaged, VIII have quick dispatch
for the above port For freight or PASSAGE having hne &C
cOmmOdatiOns, apply board opposite the Mint, or to
Oh @, J. MEEKER' & CO, C6 POydEss street.
"a, For Boston The ine and fast sailing bark
&a5A SHANNON, Capt. Eldhdge; having the greater
~ part Of her cargo engaged. will have quick dispatch
For balance of freight. OF passage, apply to
O9 LEVI H. GALE, 50 Common street.
- For BOston.-The fast sailing packet ship
&f4A KENTUCKY VIM. l.. Phlnney, master hay
ing part Of her cargo engaged. VIII have dispatch.
For balane Of freight or passage apply on D0ar or TO
Ol0 J. w. ANDREWS 90. 81 Common ST.
"a For BaltInore-OrI Line-The A very
GlAhSa fast sailing packet bark AMERICA. Capt, Ram.
dispatch for the above port For freight OF zoo bales cotton
its bulk passage, having ne accommodation apply
TO the Captain board opposite Vegetable Market OrtO
oil q. j. MEEkER & CO. 66 POydTRs st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Olympic Theatre.


CORNER or BARONJTE IND POYDRaS SITS.
y Munger Mr. NAYLoR; Trsaiursr H. aGisFoRD Do5iS
@ igE.. Pfc cSaR T. % Ess . S
coorod Gallery Is Cents This EvEG, satgrsy he per
iOimancsl win eomrnsnog WIN t6s Farce q
RI ! IRls julia IL saiss Hubbard
To e ShGD viz TIE FORTY rHiEvRs. ' O'h''s
Ha'farue Charles MOrgsna Miss Hubbard
Lafayette Theatre, Rousseau street.
edged t5Foagboa Easand FS1es Rala end al europe s
SS oPagI wGn Ct h G eens nys sbd Vicinity S
hey VII give an exhibition Of hsF gSfTS g 6S La
1889 r These ETbolons haye been attended with great
Admanes-BeTes 50 cents Pit % cents Galry IS cts ns
American Theatre, POydras Street.
THIS popular pace Of amusement during the past mme
been ,ee9 sad and hPTogghy eans Many imP9
en have been made a The public may rest assured that perfect
THE COMPANY -
Has selected With care and besides hs 81 many
s Sa Psss ogsd Company 6s United sa eo Ths
frst on he lst tas popular young Tragedian
MessTl. SPEAR,
WIN; FOSTER, ....r-
GRIaRsoN,
KELLER,
Nj GO go5 4 9AEy s9PFi dEIR 6Ss,, ,,.
Mrs. G. ROWE; McCLOBKEY.-
Mrs @. s. STANLEY; ~
Mrs BOWEN:
Mrs. sHUBERT;
Mrs. MORAND:
Miss SALZMAN
Mrs. MeCLUSKEY,
and the iavoute danseuse, Miss ST.~CLAlR.
The Police Department viii euprntehdene Of Lieut.
MCDONALD.
full snd efficient Orchestra, conducted by Hen HEssNG
Prompter O. T. Rowe Scenic Artist .Mr C. Rcge
Treesurer H. johnson Aaehinist Mr. Shuber
Appointments. ..-by. .--M Mr.. Timany
Every thing being Of forwadness the house will oper
nj GEO. s. STANLEY, Stage Manager.
Sable HarmOMistss
JE Public lectiuly subscriber have
perded Mr. w A Lloyd in the Of the Band Of Sa
bic HarmOnists They that experience has
them sufficient knowledge the business enable them
Of the Ladies and Gentlemen Of NewOheafs h
patronage which has hersoOrs been kindly extended TN
Band
The Managers The qualification informing the public
they have secured The services Of the following arstes
G. g. TEMPLE,
a, WESTON,
r. MOORE,
Who together with Mr. VIM ROARK onep the prepretor the
hope will form troupe that be exced, and will he able
give entire satisfaction to the asudiOus
The ,aipnents will Commence SUNDAY EVENING
4 inst, the Commercial Exchange and will continue Ever
Evening during the week. there being positively poPonemen
any account whatever
h- Doors open at o'clock Tickets 50 cents
now M yAs. 6fiFMAiNr, SProprietors.
.
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SALES AR AUCTION.

OEAlAAAkO n Il AOfO LINN
Slaves. a..........
BY J. A. BEARD. Auctioneer.
THIS DAY November al Y oeoek-Whl b sold at aneon'
Several issly SLAVES, comprising Servants LabOsra,
Terms and Pslcaisrs 9r each Slave will given %
Horses Mules. .DraYs carts and Cattle.
BY THOS. J. SPEAR, Auclioneer.
/ lie corner o Common and Rampart streets
So Saddle end Hsrnsss HORSES some saarsRtedi
GovERNMENT WAGONS cows, etc
Terms cash. ms
Horses. and Mules
BY J. M. DEPASS, Auctioneer.
THIS Day November 3 at Y oelogk-W Ds .oa at The HOrz'
FINE Saddle HORSES
CARTS .
CAB HORSE and License;
FURNITURE CAR and HoRsEi
BUGGY.
Auction Sale, OHM. Government Steamers.
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR,
ATURDAY November q oeI S o fg e ga sf BsE,
y AIoas at auction, By order OF Colonel T. r Hunt Deputy
1 Ts :'ss@Sei q dE 5; BUTLER 81 ai g
boat i sbS S5p on- b,e5 m tS,o Isrv s,,nsriar
Engines Doctor and four doublehued Boilers She Is s 70 Be
The steam propeller TRUAIBULL l6o tons bur 81
hen boh her Engines, ETC., as she row lies at anchor
Farther particulars may be had application at the Office Of the
VALUABLE SLAVES.
DOR sALEA first MAJ Cook yeaTs lie also an
excellent house and coaehnan. Also, Muatess
about Y years Of age, remarkably Intelligent. Also NANCY an
accomplished Cook, Washer and ironer, about . OF
We have besides the above, creole girls Il and l6 yea Of age
and fine family Of persona.
The above Slaves ali valuable and will be sold low.
OF lot FLoRANCE TAYLOR, 81 GrsyieT St
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE Or FOR
RENT,
A Splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCE, miles from the ~
a City, containing 81 superficial Arpents These spens m
laid out in the most improved style and eeg uy
r, mented wirtrees and hrJJeryi al under he highest
G state Of Improvement og This place there large
- aA-Dwellng Houses each o. them plea sit
uatsd, and very commodous, having large spacious
rooms and other he surpassed There
also fine stables and carriage with magnificent
flower gardens and houses and all The outbuds which
are Necessary FOR the comfort and large family
This place 7nplysHppied with the desirable fruit
various ks- There from 500 600 Grape Yines
quality These wires produce fuh that caane be paseed 10
this country There also and various kinds OF he
| rare and rich plants
This property particularly wei calculated extensive Nur-
y, not only from lie locality but the soil being Particularly well
adapted for the raising and propagatng Of choice Plants Fruits
etc. etc. For further particulars and terms apply
J. kBEARDi AuctiOneer and Appraiser,
ol6 10 Banks Arcade,
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NEW ORLEANS:

SATURDAY MORNING.. NOHEMBER 8
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

= Wv O4AAAAG SAeA'A Ia
- For San Francisco, oalifo1 nia.-The fine, cop,
M Cast VIM. s. Emery, viii sal a. above sboat tie
18th November touching Rio JaneirO. This vessel has
rsi spacious state ICONS and well found and furnished in
every respect, Cabin rsscJe s250 For freight or pas
'e rs apply to PT4B3 B6GERf Ss Camp mi st.
80 For Oalifornia-The new, fast sailing bark NE.
go HEMhAH RICH, Capt CaIlton. beng ready Tor
positively The Rich has excellent recommendations for four
pc sengeIs mme1ia'e application must be MADE &, 9s
ps s'@ PARADISE Il LAwRAsoN s. CO., 81 Gnvier st
For FFanoisqqT Tf hs straits 1 Of MSss
Captain Talbot win have Dispatch for he above PIT via
ot SIX psssengeIs For freight or pa Sc Apply on board
90 - &. J. MEEKER s. Co s. POyd.as st..
B. The Crescent City will deliver on the wharf all goods
and to consigntee the heavy oghter age
&C.,, For California, via Ohasres The splendid
Sk6&tA steamship 4 LABAMA, J, J. Wight com
S,5I. mander, will leave for ChagTes dIEect on SA.
TURDAY, the 10th of November, st O'Clock, A. NJ.
Rates of Passage:-- "a. =,
In SeT S m m
In steerage (Mcis win Cew) Is 90
tJ6eigh 40 cents geFeqbie fS9f q Apply 70
H,a, For ohagres via Raxana-7U;. S. Neg
~ s sssasbD F2IdoN 1000 tons ap 5aTRon
IL j. harsein y. 5; ~. commeRd1g, VIII Ieaya iof
TUESG Az. The i8lh Nove@bsr Al o'clock P n, puno
tually, from foot of 81. Mary street Lafayette.
RATES OF PAssAeE 40 "a
n saloons 70 n M
In stesrage and mess with crew, to Chases " " Is %
Freight, % cents per Q ghle foot a., =.
No Passage secured until pad TO- All Passage tickets
and oda receive freight BE- procured from The oic'
= Fak1nIsn, LAWRAsoE 5 90; AAaat,,.
M. mfssos taltsehsa 10 ire Bslsas, iSssbj Sissy
'sesaAs Fse6 aedlse AssAasAss v Atl ge.Aae'a uls
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AIDES and Gentlemen Acknowledged talents wishing engage
II ia the Lafayette Theatre open about 10Th
inst, will please apply BY p Hickey &c Union 10
nj q H. p HICKEY L CO.. Managers
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80 \ Vioksburg and Milliken's Bend Weekly
LaAe9eSs Packet Steamer M IN q ONE RY-
- Every MONDAY EVENING-F5r Rieks,
burg, JtlkeRS Bend WaTTeltOH Reso Carthage, Grand
Gulf Rodney and Ndt6hGz The magnificent reg aaF
Eenger packet MONTGOMERY. Capt J. EstiS, will pcsi.
lively permanently in the throughout the SON
and will leave for the above and all intermediate Landings
EVERY MONDAY, at o'clock. p, NJ. For freight
passage apply TO Sl4 T. B. SMITH. So Magazine ST.
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CrOekerY. China and Glassware.

?. r. FELL 4 oo-s4 Common ST., New Orleans,
Haporters and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
" Lsmps Plstsd s9d Britannia CaEtQn, Caa.ff9
a5lseats uhle CUTLERY tsaAaAea W9iaU, eta, Ell
. eftlg Vlltt VlIsisa Il lse bfen aae WHOM q
" We GttANft kseala u ht stlsti Ea&sth ~ Ga
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Re-opening of the
WCREsCENT BOWLINC sAI,OON.v

NO. IS ST, CHARLES STRFFT
HIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
and unsurpassed by any Saloon in the city and Ia fboss
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWL
ING, we say, Ci8e q Call
The BAR viii always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentemunly Attendant OIS Sun
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80 = For Louisville, Cincinnati, and Pitts
sAAssssttt7 6Urg--On SATURDAY, the Sd insani, at
o. Clock PM, pOsitveiy.-The new, mani
icen passenger steamer WESTERN WORLD, a. Nor
master receiving freight and will leave above. For
freight passage having Unsurpassed accommodations ap
ply on board, at PoydTas street wharf, 70
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL POydFas 81.
N.B.-The Western Void was built expTs sly a. a PES
senger packet for the above trade and will aKe freight for
Memphis. Paducah Evansville, etc. nj
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French Language.
The Best Opportunity Of acquiring This Ussf'h

NQ,15 CAMP STREET.
L W UuLhEAA VII continue 70 receive New
u Pupa in WRITING during the entire Fall X
aud Winter. Pupils from to 50 OF age - IL
taught write good business Ety n short time. III
~ Hsurs-s TO II A. NJ, 70 6 P. NJ, anil TO
Al night.
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Sable HarmOmists.
EsToN,
N. n. CHAMBERS.


jLE- Doors open o'clock. Tickets 50
now E yAs. 6fiRHANr, Proprietor.
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M n . nc IhCNIh WhoAIWlIUN fOF
L6liiHa3 Louisville, Cincinnati. PittsbHrg aud all
g. iHtermsdiate tandfHgs-TO leave SAT
UHDa y the I'd inst, at o'ceck,P. NJ positively The
elegant Light draught and very fast running
GEORGE WASHINGTON, CarrOll, master, b now
ceiving freight and will leave above. For freight pas
HYDE UGLESBY, IL POYdTns St
nj or ]. MeGREGOR & co. So Pchoupitoulas ST.
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From the south Pacific.

Dates TO the 18th ult have been received at New
York from Lima, by the arrival of the steamship
Crescent City. The Correo of that city gives the
following items:
British Manchester goods at Lima have under
gone fall though the stock on hand is not consid-
cradle. lmportations, generally, this month, (No-
yember,) have been out of all proportion 10 the de-
mand, owing to an excessive desire 20 make forced
sales Especially in wines and all kinds of liquors,
the importatons have been excessive, and the sales
have not realized cost price. There have been
era arrivals of quicksilver which ranges from los
Brazil have been imported but finds no buyers.
Freights arc scarce, nominay at f3 los to f3 los.
sterling. For domestic productions corn, and pro-
visions generally, there is great demand for ex-
portation 20 San Francisco OF dried fruits, there
is glut in the market.
The country enjoys perfect tranquility. General
Belzer has been received at Poos with great pomp,
and has published a general amnesty, which has
spread general satisfaction.
The imperfect small coin has been withdrawn
from circulation at Bolivia by order of the govern
ment, and better mintnge supplied instead. Com
mercc is ourishing at Bolivia. There is still good
demand for cascarilla bark
Gold has been found at Carabaya, near Lima, and
is said TO abound and be very plentiful, and easy 70
gather.
who, with his companions, arrived at Valparaiso,
will remain there; the others have sailed for Cali
fornia. II is the old mans intention to write his
tory of Chill. He is represented blind, old and
destitute.
Seventy five Chinese settlers arrived at Callao
from China October 10th, and were hired 20 cult
vate the land in the interior.
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LOCAL MATT RS.

CRIMINAL CoURT, The'day, Dec. IL, ls49.-- The
United States Charles Bond, free negress in!
dicted for sabbath breaking. Verdict, not guilty.
The United States Philip Parker, free negro,
indicted for sabbath-brcaking Verdict, guilty.
The United States Nancy Saunders, alias Ann
Saunders, free negroes, indicted for assault and
battery. Verdict, guilty.
The United States vs.. Cathdrine Allen, alias Hdr-
riet Jones alias Harriet Smith free negress indicted
for larceny. Verdict, guilty.
CRY CoUScus.-Thc two boards assembled on
Monday evening at the accustomed hour. In the
Board OF Aldermen, quorum being present, the
board adjourned without transacting any business
The Common Council held but short session, and
were engaged in the consideration of private bill.
until the adjournment.
ANOTHER CoNcERT.-Thc Italian Troupe will
give another concert this evening at Csrusi's sa.
loon. Brilliant sssenbages have attended the two
former ones, and we suppose the Saloon will be
equally crowded tonight.
THE EUTsRPEANs, at their first appearance on
Monday night, despite the inclemoncy of the wea
ther, attracted large attendance who seemed
highly gratifed with the entertainments They
perform every night this week.
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,

seventh street, Washingto
Being handsomely fitted up ,rih raised seats and
elevated PLATFORM
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
wv December 10, and continue open every eve
ming for a short
BAYNE'S celebrated series of gigantic PIANO
RAMAS, entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Har-
Dor, Halifax, the Atlantic, Liverpool, London, from
the Thames, (passing under the bridge,) and end
ing with magnificent view Of the THAMES TUN
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and both banks of
the beautiful
RIVER RHINE,
the largest Panorama ever exhibited. Painted by
Walter NJ. Bayne, from original sketches taken
by himself, and which occupied three years in
preparation.
This beautiful work of art exhibited in Bos-
ton and Philadelphia with unparalleled success
and visited by upwards of 200 900 persons; and for
the last three months at Baltimore, by upwards of
$4,000 persons.
The picture will be described by Walter M.
Bayne, the artist and proprietor.
An exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
Admission 25 cents children under IL years, Is
cents.
Doors open at 6, o'clock-to commence moving
at7k. Dec. l2-dd
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FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CEAA(sRES.


THE ONLY REG ULAR MAIL LINE
xEA& FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, VIA HA-
- VANA. - The and spacious
steamship OHIO, Lieutenant Jas. +.
Schenck, U. S. Navy, commander, will be de-
spatched from this port ON Thursday, the 18th of
December, at | O'Clock, p. m, from the loot OF
Warren street. North river touching OIL the bar at
Charleston and Savannah to land and receive mails
and passengers.
The Ohio will carry the Government mails, for
the Pacific, &c, TO go by the January steamers
from Panama.
Passengers may rely on arriving at Chagres in
ample time to meet the January steamers
Passengers for Chagres transferred at Havana
to the staunch and well known steampship FALL
CON, Lieutenant Hartstene, U S. NJ, commander,
which makes the route direct one, from New
York to Chagres.
The voyage is made in ii days.
The Rates of Passage to Chagres are much re-
duced.
The Ohio has superior double engines of 900
horse power constructed in the best manner, which
give great assurance of safety to passengers over
any steamer running with single engine. In
size, strength, and spacious accommodations, lhe
Ohio is unequalled by any steamer afloat'
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the ONO.
Rates of passage 10 Havana, New Orleans.
State room berth, ladies' saloon, $1O $Io
State room berth, dining saloon, 20 20 20
Standee berth in forward cabin, 90 6o
Storage, found bed and board, 25 20
No Berth is secured until paid for. Freight 25
cents per cubic foot.
All bills of laden must be signed on board the
ship.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHA
Ores.
State room berth, in ladies' dining saloons, $lOO
Standec berth, in Second Cabin. ,..,......, 81
Storage BERTH found in bed and board 81
$50 lbs. baggage allowed for cabin, and 200 lbs
for Storage passengers.
Freight TO Chagrcs go cents per cubic foot
All tickets for passage must be procured at the
Office of the Company. M. o. ROBERTS,
Nov. l7-tDl3 10 west 81
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, BOn-BOns, Fancy
Boxes, COmestibles, &c.


~ GAUTIER respectfully announces to the
". public that he has completed his winter
arrangements, and is fully prepared to furnish
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENTS,
with every description of FRENCH CONFECTION-
cry, PRESERVES, COMESTIBLES, sc. &C., in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
He would state that he has given his particular
attention, during the past summer, to the manu-
facture of every description of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON BONS, &C.,
to which he calls especial attention. as he thinks he
has arrived at perfection in this branch of his
business which is not equalled by any other house
in America as is proved by the large orders he is
continually receiving from the North for these ar
ticles.
FANCY BOXES, &c.
His annual importation of these goods has
rived, and will be arranged for public inspection
on Saturday, the 22d instant, to which he particu-
larly invites the attention of those desiring Holiday
Presents, which, for newness and beauty of style,
will vie with any imported into this country,
and will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
The following articles now in store, and con-
SANITY for sale:
300 boxes Petit Pal.
500 do Mushroom
100 do Truffles
5000 lbs Preserves, assorted, by the pound or in
Large assortment of Sauces, Spanish Olives
300 bottles Currant Jelly, assorted sizes
5000 lbs. Chocolate, of different kinds
200 kegs Grape
200 quart bottles Of fresh Tomato
300 bottles Tomato Sauces, at 25 cents per
bottle
FOR HIRE.
He has for hire, on the most reasonable terms,
the following articles
Two pair of very rich Candclabras
Silver Spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass Ware of every description
Large assortment Of Plates, Fruit Stands, &c.
LA VILE DE PARIS
Dec. l2-tf corner of 18th ct. and Penn. av.