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f.,ss.. 60, 4 PoNTGMARTKAIN RAI1.-
IaSRa ROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-
- Commencing Tuesday. May !, 1860.
Hi-Please buy tickets at the Office under Depot
-DEPARTURE


Steam Train from the Lake to the city on week DAYS
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except however, mail trips and during the
on Sunday afternoons Fare Is way conductors
must have timely notice stop
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will the city at o'clock
A. NJ. in lieu of the Horse Car. : = ~
steam Train viii leave the city Sundays every hour
From and after Sunday the 9Th May the Cars will leave
either end OF the Road every halfhon from O'Clock r Nj
The Horse will or special trips from be
eefye due notice. =
omnibusses leave Canal Depot every five min
utes. TT -
nPassengers earnestly requested 10 procure their lick
cts at the office under the Depot Cheeks or return tickets
will ne handed them on the
myl G, PANDELY Superintendent
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
CoMPANY-No. Ill CANAL sTEEET.
oapi'i eHpscFineo' $4ll5e1
DIRECTORS:
Alphonse Mtenberger, j. b. GrbbIs
A. Rochereau, P. o. Nobop
II. NJ. Wright, A. Reiehard.
l.. Miaudon, g. Sabater
0. Lauve s. M Darby
d. NJ Basuado, .Tnyes
This Company to the New Orleans Insurance Com
insure the Loss Damage by Fire the Pers
the Seas and Rivers, at the of premium
j. TuYEs, President
j. W. HIsCRs. Secretary. n22 3taw6m
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n ANDING Elk BARK NJ ,uNT VERNON, from Leg
- honlO Slabs Of White and Vened Marble and ~ casks
feIO # BARELLI CO.. 81 onarnon street.
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SCH 3 DULE OF nAIxs.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-t.EBrcr
.srMuRR ARR.fRerxxrr.

From June Iss 70 WOW. m,,~r =, -. 81,
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WHITE, TEtos. La, BOOKSELLER AND STA
w TONER. No. lti5 anal strea.t
Pa sh tlHie, Ia New
VNlf.S6)N. PGN2fSOX ~ CO.,, COTTON FACTORS
w Commission Merchants 4i t'arondelet
Rnn an lie
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UPRIGHT, ALLEN d CO., COTTON FACTORS
w and Commission Merchants No 10 tirapier street, New
GfIp ipN If
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Exchange on all parts is much more against us
this season than last, and may still further advance.
The Western money markets appear to be i'm
proving that is, getting easier.
The Cincinnatpapers Of the 18th report on that
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Louisiana Legislature.

Baton Rotor, Jan. 23.-seaate.-The Senate
met to-day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Hon. Pearee, Pres
ident of the Senate. in the chair; sixteen members
present. Prayer by the Rev. Guion.
The journal Of Thursday was read and approved
A message was received from the House by the
Senate inviting the latter to meet in the hall ofthe
House of Representatives for the purpose of in
augurating the Governor elect.
At the hour Of IL to-day, the Hon. 4. Solomon
moved that the joint resolution of the House, rela
tive to the inauguration of the Governor elect, be
taken up. 1t was accordingly taken up, read three
times and passed. "
message was sent to the House informing it of
their concurrence in the resolution.
Mr.. Solomon presented memorial in regard to
the Directors Of the First District Public Schools
of New Orleans. Referred to the Committee on
Elections.
Mr.. W. H. Heugh offered resolution directing
the Board of Public Works to cause a survey to
be made on the swamp oyerfowed lands lying
between Gasbor and Dugdemona Bayons. The
resolution was referred to the Committee Public
Works.
Mr. Smith gave notice Of his intention to intro.
duee bill providing for the establishment of n
State Arsenal at ---, and in connection with the
State Seminary.
Hon. e. Salamon introduced a bill in relation to
unclaimed merchandise.
Mn. G. D. Shadburne called up joint resolution
relative 10 examining the accounts Of the. Swamp
Land Commissioners. Passed.
Hon. L. Gardere introduced bill to repeal tile
fourth section of the Act relative the Sheriff s
sales, as far as applicable in the parish of Jeffer-
son. Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
| A message was sent to the House asking the
concurrence Of joint resolution to appoint com,
mittee to wait upon the Governor for the purpose
of asking him il he had anything further to com
municate. Passed.
/ Mr.. Salomon introduced resolution relative td
defraying expenses of the military from New Or
| leans. Passed.
4 pnocEEnINGs IN THE HousE.-The House of Re
representatives. met at IL o'clock this morning, the
/ Hon. G. II. Morrison, Speaker in the chair; seven
4 ty-six members being present Prayer was of
4 fered by the Rev. Mr.. Dearborne. Messrs. Mon
i grue and Berfram were sworn in.
Mr. w r. Fish, of Orleans parish, gave notice o
his intention to intr5dnce bill limiting the jurs
dieton to the District Courts to all suits amounting
to $50 and upwards.
Il A message was received from the Senate inform
ing the House that the former were ready to NEE
the House TO assist in the inauguration Of the Gov
ernor elect.
BATON RouaE, Jan. 2s.--At u o'clock day tn
Senate entered the hall Of the Honse Of Represer
tatives and took seats in joint session with tn
House. for the purpose of participating in the eers
mony Of inauguratng the Governor elect.
s. The gallery Of the hull WAS crowded with iadit
: long before the ceremonies commenced:
! Soon after II NJ. Coy. Wicklitle and the Gogefnt
elect, made their appearance, escorted by Il
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Neh Orleans lailp Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY VI, 1860.
TALK ON CHANCE,


The week commences with magnificent weather.
Our great Boulevard, Canal and other streets, were
gorged with folks, and the inquiry was made,
z from whence do 80 many thousands come, and
how do they subsist with the limited hotel accom-
modat6ns iiffaaFfea in our cit III we Know ill.,
that the people are here; many for pleasure others
on business, and that thousands more are expect
ed. Our marine list indicates many arrivals yes
terday, the largest number in any day during this
season. They were from the Ohio, Upper Missis-
sippi, 0uaclita and Red rivers. The receipts of
cotton were enormous, in fact, the small streams
are turning out the bales by thousands. Over
$1,000 bales were received yesterday, and ii ,394
on the day previous, with an addenda last evening,
would make 5000 bales received on the 22d and
23d inst. The receipts or the corresponding days
last year were 19,0s7 bales.
ri was not 80 active rue Carondelet and enyi
rens yesterday as on some days Of last week
Several parties were figuring away on the proba-
Bile receipts of cotton between this time and the
first Of June next. There will be required to be
received between the present time and the first Of
June next, to make out 2,000,000 bales proper in
this port say for nineteen weeks, 81, ,737 bales per
week. or say 100000. We are now getting into
the merits of receipts from Red and Ouachita
rivers. BY reference to marine register it will
be observed that one boat from the Ouachta river
brought in 3027 bales. This is talked Of as first
class load, in which we concur.
| On the great levee it was unusually active. u
the numerous temporary sojourners in our city de-
sire to know what business il, combined with ami
nation and briskness, it will reward them well td
\ take walk on our great landing and levee, pro
/ vided space of ground can be found to walk on
Within the liraits Of the sugar depot though not SC
active as last year at this season, there was some
improvement cognizable over last week. While
talking Of the saceharine. we received the follow
| ing abstract from an account sales Of Louisiana
sugar effected as stated. 1T was talked that thi.
shipment paid we'll. Some folks think as much a
! $25 perhogshead clear profit was realized.
Extract from an account of sales Of sugar pei
/ Clara Haxall, sold at auction in Baltimore tht
/ 18th January, 1s6o-purchased in New Orleans thu
latter part of November, and classed Fair to Prime
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Fasssasessa's Es.on Tie.

NEW 0ErgtNs Dec %, 1859.
MI HENRY FAssMAN;
Sir-The Iron Hoops with sopf Tie, which sent for
trial gave satisfaction hase used those subsequently
ordered In Hdng about fourth Of my present crop The
hutton smpe and easily anaged and my negroes experience
less diilculty and delay ii applying ii than rope
hesitation asserting ms belief Of the superiority Of
Iron Bands with Senr Tie rope for safety and
economy the putting up Of cotn and merchants have
made no affections shall them upon every bale Of my
next crop. Respectfully
Your obedient servant
RoBT sEMPLE,
OF Wilkinson county, mississippi
Nz~Messrs A. NJ. Tanba 4 Co. are The merchants Of Mr.
semple whom reference i made for the authenticity Of the
Al. eo,f I'll. FASSMAN A.
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Chs. Fa,.re Champagne,

SUCCESSOR TO MAX sUuA1SE & CO.,
Refms,
Puryeyor the Courts Of France Spain and Prussia also
to The celebrated Wellington Club, London.
sIIhERY, CABINET, IMPERIAL, ENGLISH CREAM
ING eHAaPAaNEs for sails by tho principal Grocers and
Wine Dealers.
ra@orders for direct Importation received BY
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
d2o 2psm 50 Gusomhonse street.
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selling Out Of F,aH Goods.

I54,...........c cANAL STREET. ................I54
MRS. u. STIILMAN
Will commence on MONDAY, the 9th Inst. dispose Of the
balance Of her fall stock Of
French Millinery and Fancy Goods,
at FIFTY PER CENT ess than he of Importation
ptisine, in part
Velvet, SILK and Cloth BuRSoUs; eIoAKs. DRESS
SILKS, LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS and BERTHAs
LACE Wells and PARAsos With several Of Frencf
BoNNETs worth Sc which will be sold at $40 each Also
large assortment Of STRAW GoonS for Ladies', Misses and
Children The goods will be sold without reserve
Country Merchants invited TO call and examine.
MRS. J. STILEMAN,
osib Canal street
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TlIE oRLEAss.-A variety bill is offered tonight,
comprising a two,act ballet, one-act opera
bonffe and one-act vaudeville
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MGssRs. BEARp, PITrs 8 GARDNER Smith will sell
this day haltpas 10 O'clock No. 24 Nasades
Mepomene general of good mahogany and black
walnut tauitne piano. ETC. For full particulars adver
tisenent,
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Memo WOMAN ron sALE.-A seryiceable negro
woman fully guaranteed offered sale good general
house-seryant. See advertisement.
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MecERREN, LANDRY & Co. sell this day at II
o'clock their mar Of household articles toWit
China and glass bed linens blankets cutlery ee also
earrages ingran eaEpeg tngs See advertisement.
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NEw OPERA HOUSE, Tonight Donizetti's opera,
"La File du Regiment and lie Gamin de
Paris . will be performed.
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THE VARIETIES Dot 9 will be performed to-
night, the entertainment commencing with the
farce g Poor Pillicoddy.n
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TmE sr CHARLES. Mr.. james Anderson will
play Ilgoma,,, and Miss Agnes EIsworthy Pasfhe-
MIA. tonight, and the farce Twice Killed will
conclude the entertainment
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atrsoIcE WINES, BRANDIEs, etc. etc.-
.s.s The undsrslsaed oHsrs for asie
eoGNAc AND BORDEAUX nRANnTss /
III soap.
Old cognac Brandy,
rRoM 1iEaSassEY AND OTHERS.
sherry wines,
OF various aradsa-esabtarlug
cHoIeE TOPAZ,
AMoNTHdApo,
CABINET, and
rALE SHERRY.
From Penarin, seirras. Harmony md eshsra.
Madeira Wines,
OF various Grades-0d Blackburn, u. Madeira, Sicily Ma
dera, Lisbon Madeira ec. ese
oporto wines.
Old and choica Port Wines Phelps Co. London-se.
lected in the London Docks.
Queens Fort WING.
white Fort Wine--pnfe Mslsoisit. S
osbornst eoehbus and saademans Port Win ef various
se''s' Sparkling wines.
Noe Ghandon's CHAMP AGNES, quarts and pints.
Hiadserk--H. Piper & Chi 4. f
Rouehe Fills 4 Dronct, quarts, pins and half pnis.
Sparkling Moselie, quarts aud pints.
Sparkling Hook
Sparkling caiawba Missouri
burgundy and Hnck Wines.
CI.ARET5 AND WHITE WINES,
Comprising barge assortment Table Dessert Wines
from the we'll known houses 81 Barton Guestier Nj johnson
Sons, and others, In easee and casks
jamaica aud III. eros Rum, Scotch Whisky Bourbon and
Rye Whisky. Far sale by
JOHN NJ. BUERoWs,
taas st M II Graslsr street,
1
a LBERTsoN u NUDGE,
AGENTS. ron rnE SALE or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.
sAW-MIIIs, sHAFTNgs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of %
Machinery for nTiIl ana Plantation use.
Also Agents for the sale Of
GLEMoNs. BROWN a co.'s
mNaLH AND DOUBLE crlINDER coTToN GINS,
AND
xan&
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The SHERIFF. sells at auction this day at Il
oelaek NJ, the City Heel Common street, lot Of ground
situated Orleans street. has#eaa Remain Ffiear Second
District Sec advertisement.
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yEOWS.. ........... .rLOyVs. ......,.,.t. PT40WS.
Iau King,s Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes.
ibo0 Hall 4 Spears Cast Valley PLoWs.
1870 ..,. Wrought Peacock PLoWs.
1000 Balls PLoWs, assorted.
1000 Averys
1000 Glores Calhoun PIoWs
1870 Garret s. conaans celebrated stcel Rover do.
100 Nourse Mason 4 Co.'s steel PLOWs.
1900 Mayher's Cast PIoWs
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Off
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILLS,
CORN sHgItLERs.
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD sCRAPERs,
ETC., etc. etc,
--Als6-5
full assortment Of sloconis PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which were awarded Silver Medals at the late Fair
al Jackson, Miss For sale by
o. II. sIoGoMB & CO.
87 Canal street,
dg Am And 80 10 E8Cornmon str
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The irregularty in the mails has prevented us
from perusing the weekly epistles of Col. Wright
of New York. We have been deprived Of q vast
fund of amusement and talk through the neglect of
the Post Office Department. 1t is all made up
now. The value of cotton is safe. We have the
following extract from Col. Wright's circular for
the Liverpool operators, issued ON the llth inst.
Regarding crop, the Colonel thus expresses him
self:
Until ti. moning. have mail from the
South aye days Bs The letters oday nd
sver.es,inaed Mobile Orleans confidence
a na II a. p q 9 aaa e % eoa
@ ssss nE Y oh s & lie s apa a es AHA W s.
more apparant as the season nd sanees
Rich, decidedly rich. The planters, according
to the CoIonels opinion, have forwarded their cot
ton to market to guard against probable conse-
quenees growing out of the Harper's Ferry affair."
For the information of Col. Wright, his readers
and correspondents, we desire to state that the
Harper's Ferry raid has no more to do with the
cotton market than the Sultan of Turkey. Plant
ers have been aware that their cotton would all be
purchased, ,and have forwarded it to market as fast
as picked, ginned and baled. They have not been
much troubled about Harpers Ferry, John Browns
and Black Republicans, or Of any of John Browns
gang Or 6eWafdS efan interfering with their crops.
The Colonel says, the crop has been soyer-esti-
mated. That is it, Colonel. The several thousand
bales in which you are interested will probably ar
rive in Liverpool on full market. We beg the
Colonel not to frighten alarm abolition spinners
about Harper's Ferry raids The cotton planters
and factors can control the king of commerce. and
| Harpers Ferry has not been thought or talked Of
in this latitude in conjunction with the cotton
ket. Next week, Colonel, You can inform Liver
pool folks that the receipts at all the ports will be
close on 100000 Of bales and that lie. is expect
ed to be realized for addlings independent of any
nonsensicaI a1lusions to Harpers Ferry.
| The mails continue, rs usual failing every day.
| Our merchants will do well to forward their cor
respondence. to go by the steamer Of the LIST, by
eXpress-to-m o-morrow will be the day. There does
not appear to be any explanation regarding the
constant failures beyond Augusta, Ga Perhaps
the railroad companies on that route have repu
dated, thrown up contracts, or have they suspend
ed2 QNtea sabe2
The Nova Scotian is the steamer of the 18th inst
from Liverpool for Portland, and the America the
j steamer OF the l4th for Halifax and Boston.
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RAPID ESpER1EscE.-To illustrate the facilities
Of travel which mark the age, an Englishman said
that during the present year he had eaten sand
wich on the top of the great pyramid of Egypt,
drank the health Of Queen Victoria the verge of
the crater of Vesuvius, and been rather sharply
scolded by his wife on the summit of Mount Blanc.
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AT a restaurant, when you notice ceekroaches
around, you can console yourself by inferring that
all are not in the pudding
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MADAME Gapsets.


This remarkable Garvoyant aud Spiritual Physician still
tends the calls Of the afflicted her Rooms
No. l27 Gustomhouse street.
In thousands of instances her Cayoya powers have been
tested and her ability TO ead past distant future events
now be doubted. In thousands Of instances also
Of spiritual insight BY which indicate
e deepsea,ed causes of disease has led The
BILE reeoYeries record.
These facts generally acknowledged throughout
community and Madame Gapfell Is important
ters by most respectable ci2ens. ias 2p1m
A. GuGuLtu. i, II. p.MEZA.
rUCULLU 8 D'nfEzA, DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
And
importers OF Havana Produce
AND GIG AIRS,
Z 0FffeE--Aa s 81. fluUIs srREET.
Constantly haad, ID lots suit purchasers.
lassas Tho lowest market Also Havana Cigars the
most select AM, elnlcet brands Havana Produce generally
na ap3t-6n GHGgIsI4U & DtaIEZA.
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Bates Patent steam Gauges.
No 3 UNION STREET,
Between d. Charles and caronasls srest Nev Oreaaa.

Tha Machinery offered sais by il from establishments
which engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country the past twenty Ave nnd will he found 70 be
entirely adapted for the fef which It Intended Of much
superior quality great deal Of the machinery brought to this
Market mad as extremely pces Persons wishing to
purchase are cI asd exlie for themselves,
SGIEMoNs BROWN 4 co.'s COTTON GINS have been
successfully In various parts Of tile South for fifteen years
and more during witch tirae upwards q FIVE HUNDRER nf
sold annually VIZ guarantee them 10 be equal
bf every respect 10 any gin sold In this section.
THE BouBr.E CYLINDER GIN Ii d recent invention of
Mr. J. r. Be~n Of Columbus, Georgia. We refer persons who
Interested The following certificate which Ii taken from
hundreds which We have received
RussgtI EouNrr. ALA, February 5, 1850
Messrs EieInona, Brown A Coz
GenilenenI have nsd Of Dcuble Cylinder 80 saw
Gins during The pass and take pleasure IN stating con-
vc0n that Its performance far enpero TO Gin have ever
speed convenience and safety was induced to buy
believed il would for itself in hs saving OF time
In one crop fully answered my expectations
aaires no more power TO psope than Single Cylinder 80
ain white twice much Gotten day and j. mach
easier attended to from the lesser width Of
the breast will gin ali the cotton that be put in
the whsu. throwing choking II cleans the seed
nnarkably eea skes good sample Of cotton
Gin are tried Tho Gotten buyers 81 GoluInbus have re
peatedly told had superior GIN, without knowing Il was
one your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider improvement The ordinary Gin and the
planter fifty bales 0f cotton will fnd to his
lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 80 Gin and
place himself obligations ysu, BY purchasing
Dsube Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and
Without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with you,
pstnt me u assure you Of my friendly consideration
EDGAR GARTIGK.
Messrs. ", @. elenaons, brown 4 Go,
samples both styles Of Gins. well other Machinery,
may BE- seen
AIBERTsoN 4 NUDGE.
No s Union street.
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The subscriber prepared furnish the public with his
HYDRAULIC sELF-CLT1ANrNG
FILTER,
with capacity furnish from FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter il unlike NIL other Filters gets fou Ii
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ton Railroad Company, Louisiana Sugar Refinery DR. MeeierH
Canal street, and others now in use. .5
Ra- Office No. Tehouptoulas street.
N. r. RICE,
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Roots, s4oes e.,.d Broga,,s,

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Plantations supplied with prime DehinE BOOTS, Rusaet
BRoGANs, Wool Mescan Palm Leaf, Straw and campeachy
HATS al the lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
" No. TO- Magazine street, New Orleans.