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DUSfrJESS,'DIRECTORY.
ENSON, JOSEEPH, HOUSE ANI) SIGN PAINT
ER. C,.street, opposite LfNyetti Suareo. OoppDrand
ci u SH for Curch and honr windows. 27
]ROWN rTISOS., CARPENTER -AND JOINER, 125
PoydrGs strt, rsers thnks to his frinds and 0th publit
"or past favors, and solicits a eontinluance of tll patronage. al3
BREAUX, . A., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 68 Camp
stret N Orw an.. nl
OGERT, G. . & Co., SHIP AGENTS AND COM
.BISSION ERCIIANTS, 72 Camp street,
CARTER & CO., J. H., DEALERS IN STAPLE
' tid Fancy Grocerle of all kilnds, corner Common and
Tchoupltoalal streets. .
1OELhEI F. W, WINES, BRANDIES, PRESERY
l. d Fruits, ,Sauces, etc., etc., No. 110 Common'street.
CRIOOIEWARDIIN. H. & Co., COMMISSION AND
2.J FORWARDING MERCHANTS, WSlolesalu and Retail
SDelerkl Poreign and Domestic .lquor, Wines,etc, cnter
Orod and Commerce streets. New Or N aos. 291y
C.ONVERgE & Co., GROCERS AND DEALERS
SIN WESTERN PRO(DUCE, tlhree stores Lboundd by Canal,
Niew Levee, Common and Fulton streets.
"ORNELIU. WMr.W ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
IOR-AT-IAW,5 AND . S. COMMISSIONER, Royal
street, over the Poat-0Mco. 82
TRoBAAKEE, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. IN.
e qlllr. at the office of the City Ihotel, or at No. 93 Car0nde
lotstreet. - ml0 ly
lAII[E.Oi & CO., J. D.. DEALERS IN CARPET
ug, loth, etc., No. 26 Chrtres and O27 C dustmhoua
atrtets,
JJWCIGHT..EDMTUND P., ATTORNEY AND
t OUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, Napolecnville, parish of As
sumptlon, La. Will practice In tIle psrl.shes of Alum EIon,
Lafoarche, Tcrrebonne and St. Mary. Refer, to '. 0G. ...,
Esq.;li ~lrs., Sltarb, tsuffcr & Co.; on. C. Voorhies; lH n. E.
E. KOittrdge. dl0 6.
OBYNS & HARRIUNGTON'S DAGUERREO
TYPES, corner Camp and Canal streets, (up stairs.) all
DOLBEAR,~ RUFUS WRITING AND BOOK
SKEE'ING ESTABLISHENT, No. 106 Canal street.
Dolbsear's superior Steel Pens for sale, in large and small quao
tSite,. a27
EUBAK it.. ·.Jr., a Co., GENERAL CONM
lESION MERCHANTS, No. 82 Camp treet,
E ECHELiBERGER, J. K., BUILDER, Circus
ste ,treet, next to the ornrer of HvLk .ew Orleans.
R~tRsPiirlig and Stor~'ittng Eons wGs ..I.i.s...S
pitch, aon the most reasonable terms. ., a
tMANUEL ILESSICY & o.'. DEAlERS IN
IS PRODUCE AND MERUIIANDISE, Tar, Pitch, Rosin
and S{irits Turpsentine, Ltsed, Castor and Lord Oils, No. l
M.ogooho sireet, New.Orleans. fel5I -
FROSTJ p &CO., DEAle:RS IN BOOTS. SHOES, BRO
gans,Hts CIP..let,., No. MrgaSZlnstreet.
H. KNAPP & 6W. S. CHANDLER, DEN
TAISURGEOINS, 155Can'll 'tre1 1,10
LUION TPHOS. F., WHIOLESAILE' AND RETAIL
S De lerln fneu Fancy Ar.lcles, corner Canal and St. Charles
strets.
!' IUEL& JA5 ISON, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
*Dood, o direct Importation. No. 18 C5artre. street.
SbAiNES, C. C. & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAL
G.1 INN'HARDWA RE, CUTLERY, etc., Nos. 2IMag.'
.tne and 4i Oravler street.
WI"oRDONW W &tjCo. OSCUCEPSORS T8O GORDON
J& BOUADTT', DEALERS IN 'I.UMBER--Office and
Yard Front levee, corner of Delrd street, keep constantly on
lind Wheel Arm,, Bucket Plank, Brace Stuff, Dscklng, Dosage
and Shieathnl. Tongue and Grooved Pine and Cypress,. Oak
Timber and Pinsk, all loE. and lengths. au-2
HOL FES & CLAUSS1 GRGCERS AND DEALERS
IN WESTERN PRODUCE, Nos. 14 New Levee and 14
Tchoupitrulasstreets. . 5ydS
HENDERSON & Co. S. & A., GROCERS
SSteamboat and Family SuppllBris corner Mogaelm aid Nat
ehcz streets,
SEBRARD, P. A.DEALPER IN STAPLE AND
' £ h k Fancy Ur? Goods, No. 318 Canal street.
AXiBY HORACE, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
G~oods. Embroideries, etc., No, 185 Camlp street.
O VELL. R. K., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 13
l('ity n1. r11 .t
H LL. ALEXANDER IMPORTER AND DEAL
.ER IN WATCHES JEWIELRY, GUNS PISTOLS.
CUTLERY, FANCY AITICLES, etc., etc., No. 6 Ctamp
treet. 27
HARTI E. J. & Co., DEALERS IN GROCERIES.
DRUGS, Cf EMIICALS, PAPER, ete., -7 anod 79 Tehou
pitoula.. street.
ENDERSON & GAINES, DEALERS IN CHI
_NA. GLASS. EARTIIENWARE, etc.. 99 Cn0 l t.
4YNSON, GEO. W. & Co. SHIPPING AGENTS
H AND COMMISSION MERCIIANTS. P2Camp at.
YDE & GOODRICHB, JEWELERS, corner Canal
H nd Royal ,treet, -
KENDIGr BENJ., AUCTIONEER AND APPEAI
Ser, No, 73 Caop street
ELLER, BOOKSELLER UNDER TIHE ST. LOUIS
Ih!ei. L.AW MEDICAL. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS, lSIEAP PUIIIUATIONS. J0223plm
KTENNEDY S. HI, & Co., COMMIISSION MER
CHANTS;' o. N odPoys d Itreet, New Orleans.
KVEARNTY, ALIW".]D COMIMISSION MERCHANT.
ealer Ih Lime, Po.lnts, Wino'w Gleos, Cement, Englis,
Pitti .urg ad Pesa'col. Fire Brick, etc., etc., No. 72 N1aga
sine streeL a'7
i EVOIrS & CO.. .1., DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
Fancy Dry Gnood, comer Canal and Bourbon streets.
T AVILLE, P. C., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NO. 18
ELExchange Place, opposite the Post-Office, New Orleans.
nn70
LTANDS JOSEPHd & Co. COMMISION MER
SCIIANT DIEALERS IN FI'ESTERN PRODUCE,
No 33 Tchoupltoulas street, my
EIGHTON & BARBOT, CLOTHIERS, cornet of
L Calnal Klld St. Clnrics streets.
SEVERICH. WDL. E. & Co., COTTON FAC
L TORS ANl COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No,2 Old
Levee.
iRfOODY, S. N.,SIIIRTS GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
Al l Goo.1u and Fanucy Artcles, corner, Canal treet and
R.."hnngo PlnEe.
TJORISON, G. N., WlOI,ESALE, DRUGGIST, OILS,
L' int1, Perfumery, etc., No. 15 Magazlne street.
R. H. PARR. w. E. PARR.
j7ý ARlt R. H. & G.W.E., ATTORNEYS-ATLA
No 13 IommlercPIM 'lace. NwOrIeas. 021
0TOREAU, T. H., 151 Royal treet, corner of To.louse,
I,.111 lADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FANCY ARTICLES
AN I'PERFUMERY STIORE. 7e2
lEYEG1R 1D1. II. 1b0 Camp street. WATCHMAKEK
M7 AND I) AIlER IN IEWELRY, GOLD0 PENS, FANCY
ARTICLES ANDI) WATCHES. All Jewelry articles repaired
at moderee e prices. m13
TjORGAN, J. C., ROOKS AND STATIONERY, Er
llchange Place, adjoiinin the Post-Ofice.
JUNROFI A. A Co. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLO
M THING of ail sizes and qualifies, wholesale and retail,
corner of Gray er and Magmdne streets.
NTOROEAN, B. DI., BOOKSELLER ANID STATIONER,
No. 14 C 0ap 0treet, and Iunder the St. Charles Hotel.
TICIIOLSH, . F., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Brandies, Fruits, etc., No. 90 Camp str: e:_
hORRIS & WAY, CLOTHIERS, corner Camp and
Cý o(mmon streets.
NDILCER, 0GOODRICH & Co.. COTTON FAC
P TORI AND COMMISSION MIERCHANTS, 43 Cronde- I
let street, corner of Union ptree,, up stairs. nlSdld
TITKIN R. & Co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND
FUNISIIING GOODS,. No. 37 Camp street. .27
D OBINoON & CO, II. DI., WHOLESALE AND NE
tail Groeer--Steambot and family supplles, No. 1000 ra
vler street.
ELLY P. & E., IDEALERS IN SILKS AND FAN
CY DRY GOODS, corner Royal anti Canal streets. 9
) ARIESHIDE HENRY, (Successor to F.. N. Har
o NOTARY 'PUBLIC, No. 23 Commercial place, Now
ienns. n21I
AAYDIOND, W. C., FAMIILY GROCER, No. 71 Camp
streei, New Or(leans.
rELF J. I., & Co., DEALIERS IN l ARDWARE
etc., Front street, between Gravier and Natchez streets.
SITEART, HARLES A., DIEALER IN FINE
and Fashionable Furnilture, Nos. 171 an, 173 Canal street.
QCANLAN & CO. D. P., DEALERS IN MITLLI
n'ery and Fine Fancy Dry Goods, Nos. 12 and 14 Chartrel
street.
AVAGEI JI. D. & Co., COIMMISSION MERCIHANTS
AND (GENEI.RAL PRODUCE ANI) PROVISION DEAL
ERS, No 6 Poydra street., New Orleans. my4
a. w. sHAW, W. w. SHAW. T. SHAW.
HAW G G. w.1 & Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
SJ WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 24 Poydras street, New
Orleans. my8
SiAW, FRAN'K, Jr. & Co., COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING RCI'IANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No TehoupFltoolns street, o019
QTRINGER,, F.. .Co.. FASHIONABI.E CI.O
b TILING, PURNISIIlNIG GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, etc.. N. 35 Camp street. myl
STROUD, JOHN & Co., MARBLIE WAREHOUSE,
03 No. 146 Common street, between Carondelet toand Barone
streets. lS9 ly
HEAIIAN, H. D. : Co. COMMISSION FORWARD.
ING AND WESTHERN PRIODUOE SIERIIA NTS, and
dealers in Oils, Rice, Alcohol, etc., 30,. Poydras street. a12
SICI.ES O Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAT.
ITLUMENTS, etc., wholRslo and retal, Nos. 88 and
90 Canal street,. a9
QLARK, ISTAUFFER & Co. H A R D WARE,
SIRON, etc., No. 64 Canal street, Agents for Pages' Saw
Sitllo. a9
QEIZER GEO. W, NEW ORLEANS AGRICULTU
RA HL WAREHOUSE, corner of Magaidne and Poydro
streets, all
TIEEL, J, B. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
SENo. 60 Cnmsp street.
TAY LORI SEWELL T., IMPORTER AND DEAL
0,or in ine Wines and Iiquor, No. 17 Royal street.
TODDE S. D.&CO., I WIOLIESALE AND RETAIL
EAERS IN AINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN
DOW GLASS, BRUSHES, nd Colors of all kinds, 90 Moga
1ine street. 012
ALENTIN].I J. B. & Co., DEALERS IN BOOTS,
S SHOES AND DATS. No. 5l Common street.
`VOORHIES, SRIGGS & Co., COMMISSION
AND PORWARDING MERCHANTS, 15 Tchoupitoulns
!trost.
W IIEELOCK, E. B. DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI
ci Po, Paints. Oils,etc.. No.. S MaazHine street.
WOOD.IAN0. 0.o. IMPORTER ANID DEALER IN
Drge, Chemicals Patent Medicines, Paint, Oils, etc.,
corner Comnlmo and Magazine streets.
W rIRITE TRIOS. L., BOOKSELLER AND STA
0tiot.er, No. 105 Canal teet.
TREH T CO-., J ,DEALI.RRS IN PATENT MEDII
0 cil0, Druogs, Perfumer', etc., etc., Nos. 21 and 151 Char.
tres street.
0-10 w00o0, Parish Rapides, La..0. . POYRoo, New Orleans.
UYILSON, POlEROY & Co. COTTON FACTORS
YWAND COMMISSION ERCMHAINTS, O5 Crondelet ),treet,
New Orleans. 020
CHAS. H. wILo ............................ ROSIER o R. wI I.
WT.LDO & HUGHES, IIARI)WARE AND SlIIP
V CIIANDIIERS. Nos. Frot and 12 FultonIstreetS. Gul1
WATLERHl0AN. J. & BRO., IMPOIRTERS AND
DEAILERS IN HIARDWARE, OUTLERY, etc., corner
.ifsgazine and Common streets.
EC. FLUER, UNDERTAKER, 211 TOHOUPI
V ,touls street, New Orleans, Cooos and Hearo always
o readiness. o, offo lined with lead, for transportion; at short
notice. an28 ly
REDIOOVAL.--The undersigned has removed to No.8
Union street, between St. Charle and Carondelet streets,
where he willdevote his whole time to his professional business,
u as Attorney-at-Law, Notary Fubic, and Commiool.onor for
Inearly 6every State in t Unloa M RISTY.
al.56n WIJ..JL t[ OHRL.TY,
NEW ORLEANS - DAILY SCENT.
PUBLISHED. EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS; AT NO. 7O CAMP STET ,.
VOLUME IX. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1856. :. NUMBER, 38.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
To ta1I24THURS1DAY 17th 21t.. at o'cl1k, A. M.
FOR GA)LVESTON AND M1ATA
11RIDIA BAY. - U. 2. 24ai2 L111.-The new and
maglnifict steam1hp LouhIaiia, aW. . Tall
ho4, co2mmander, will Icave 4..be".
121 111222h122r p24lgt, h22v,112212,1 ac modati22n2, 1apply
to HA11112 & MOIIA2I foot of Juntl arrant,
o poyite tile Steamship Lending..
Ahfllppem will please Provide themacivea with the steamer's
.bill. of lading. Nn other form will be signed. e14
Willleave THUR1SDAY. April 24,21t 81'clock. A. N.
FOIL BRAZOS SANTIAGO DI
RE:CT-The New Orleans end Texas U. d. 31,l1
Lilne, The now and magnificent steamship Aau
Mugu, John S. Thompson, commandler, will leave as above,
punctually. For freight or passage, havng elegarnt nte-laroom
a 1.commodations nh1,2 2 m
IfARBtI & 310RAN froot of Jnlis street,
opposite thte Steamship Landing.
OA2ll reight shipped by 14h11 Nautilu2till be delUver1 d to
Cn022n Kennedy, of1the seamer Gram2pus, 2nless Other2la2
dtrectI d.
g~44.2pp122 mast provide themselves with the steamer's 'ills
of ,222ng. MI other41orm1wll sgnedl1 . - 112
To 411 s Uon THURSDAY, Mly t. t 8 o'clOck, A. N.
FOR VERA URUZ.-D. 4. MAIL INE
The grew nsa {n mryoinent.trsmslrl p Terlu Thos.
For4.,, commander2 will l1111 for Vert 22or a
above, punc1tully,111rrying the U. S, mails.
q-4FOr freight or passage, having elegant accommodations
for cabin and at1er21 2 222212111114 applly to
H2A11IS 1 & MOR(AN, 211toh 31124t1reet,
opposite the Afeamn5i Landing.
l-No hteight will be reIeited without an order from the
tNEW ORLEANS ANIITEXAS9 U.
S. MAlL LINE..-2FOR 22AL'2STON 0 AN
MATAIOIIA RAY.-The following ne11 and
122224gnl2 1 steshipts 11l14.124fter Icave on SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, 41 8 'loIk, A. 2., pu2ctually.
Clharles Sorgptt. 11tenry Plac1, Commandos.
MIXIco, Jo2n N. Lniw2les, do..
LooIInnn, W11. 1H. Talbot, do.
Persevranct2, H4nry Shepptrd, do.
Delivering fre1ght for 1 ll 22oint2 in Wetern Texas, at the end
of the Shipl T4.kle, Powdeho1,, Lower Indianol1.
/t2h-hippers will please p 2rovide themselves 14th the2team
er's hills of lading2111 no 111 ar form 2 il242 e 1 ig41 d.
HA1RIS A 4IORlGAM, f21t o242.1 street.
P. E.-4Thi4 Li1ne 2p11,2m established it 1 own Pilot on 1 11 es.
vallo it.,, the steamers .111 hereafter be taken to and out andar
the haperintenldenlee o its own Captains. 025 tf
BALTIMORE.
FOR BALTIM.E.ORE-RE0ULAR TLINE
Th~ epldinew Albrig ·Flnnny 1Vhittice,
Gage, muster, haylpg nlorge portion of her Torgo e15
gag ,Illhave immledlale di h 1 og. E ba1ance offreightor
pEssag, applyl toO.8 Cslst
a8 010, W. HYNSON t CO,.82 Camp sreet.
PHILADELPHI .
FOR PHIILADELPHIA - RE'ULAE
LINF.-Thl Al tplsoA d psckeo bark Lc1
ig Symmes, malterohaving a e agsporion of her
cargo engage, will hose gtek disptch. Fo balaTce of
frsight or pgptago, applyon board. at theb Ref larketk or to
ail FlO. W. ITTNSON & CO., 82 Camp at.
BOSTON.'
FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE PACE
ITS-'hs Al polket bark Agttln, 1 rker, mao -
tbring a large portion of Sra cargo eoaggtd, will
svo dpllac. For balance of freight, aptly to
.1f. GEO. W. IYIOON a CO., 82 Cmp st.
h FOR BOSTON-REE;C API. LINE-TIE
newAl acket shlp W. V. Motea, Daniel Jones,
m hvibng nearly all ier argo engaged, will Lhst
quick dialstc. aor baltnct of freight or pas8age, apply pn
hoard, at Post TI, First Diltrict or to
ai5 GF.O. W.P HYNSOONACO.. 2 Cnmp streetL
FOR BOSTON-REEOCLIAR LINE PACK
ENS-The fat sailing packet thlp Fwpitconia,
Wilson, maoter, havohg mostg f her cargo engaged,
All.- dispatcp . For balaon o£f fr or pa50100, apply to
ail GEO. W. OYNSiON A CO., 82 Camp at.
FOR BOS"TON-REGCULA TINE or PACKi
1108-01st Al pocket shlp Bay State S~lt50To
,attlr, F..Elsg most of her cargo e ill have
gat dlsptOh. For balance of freight or pCasans , apply to
n7 OEO. W. HOTIoN A CO., 82 Camp street.
FORBOSTON-REESLAR LINE-The Al
p bark San ICorson, m10ter, having nearly
b11 he aoetng~ge, , will hsse good dispatch. For
a oflreight, 11plS 1on bosd, Pol4, first Distr1ct, o t
nI 0GO0. W. 110SO0 CO., 02 CBmp s1r15t.
FOR BOSTON-REE0LAER LIOC. OF PACE
ETA-it 1510,01.1 pelils Ihip Opopprd. hnroo
ssevi most of h hecargo engaged, Will 1111
qispl dipatch. For balanceS fheight or passage apply to
a1 Gb. 110 0 t C t
LIVERP:OOL.
FI OR LIVERPOOL-THE Al BRITIS [
hip Nabob, Inmer,. matter, having part of her
argoengaged, will meet witl dispatch. For freight,
apply to J. H. ASHBRIDGE & CO.,
l7 120 Common street.
HAVRE.
FOR HAVIRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
RiMh. o2d, 2ooklin, ma2ter, having nearly all
hl7etargo enaged2 , will have quick dispatch. For
222022202r p22Sn227, apply 2
o11tf 0E1. PP. HYNSON A CO., 82 Camp ..eet.
BALIZE, HONDURAS.
i FOR BELIZE HONDURAS--THE Al
. bchoouer G.B. B M Mathews, Capt. Kelly, haviu2
nearly all her cargo e2t2g2ed, will leave for the above
w20h dl0patch. For balance of freight or passage, apply to
12 BARI.ELLI & CO., 61 Common st.
. FOR SALE, FREIIIT OR (1HARTER1-Tbe
22ea0sb1tan1 tial 2 chooner St. Lavreonce, C0pt.
112e12220, 2of 1532 tons burthen, s unl2oadl2 at the
2Fira[2 .rict2 Picayune Tie2 and will be reandyl- to reeivecargo
on Monday, the 15th (n2 . "or particulars, apply to
a12 BAREILI CO., 61 Common st.
WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
vessel of about 2 U barrels. For particulaa, apply to
J. H. ASHBRIODE A CO.,
11 72II 2Common street.
RALROAD TRAVELING.
MMIV ORLE"NS, JACK
SON AND REAT NORTHERN
IPRAILROAD, Depot 0on Calliope
street, corner of Clara street, near the New Basin.
SUYYER r\RRA.CEgYDT
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Osyka daily at 6 A. M.
Reaches New Orleans at 11A.M. Leaves No Orloans daily
t 3;1 P.M. Rehes Osykant 8 P. M. Passengers received
and landed stall intermediate stations.
Fan--Four cents per mile, each'way. L.ildren and servauts,
half price.
PFREIHT TRAIN from the City to Osyka and all Interme.
diate. stations, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, andfrom
Olyk. o New Orleans and all ltermediate stations, every 0on
day. Wednesday and Friday.
.-An excursion train will leav1 the citryevery Sunday at
8A. M.. for Osyka and intermediate stations, and return by
6l P.M. Fare half the usuni rates.
"O-Seamon Tickets issued, on application at a moderato price.
GEO. H. HA ZLIHUR.ST, Gen'i Super't.
TriWeekly Line of STAGES TO JACKSON. Miss. nl
NEVW ORLEANS OPE
BUMM S AND G1A WEST
SUMMER ARRANSERENTS.
This Roadl will be open forptssengers and freight from Algiers
to Bayou BAef, a distace of seventy-three miles, on and after
the lst1f MARCH NEXT.
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Algi ra every day t............8: A. M.
Gretna every day at............8:40 A. M.
Arrive at Bayou BEff every day at................12:30 P. M.
RETURNING:
Leave Bayou Bouff .................... 1:30 P. M.
Arriveat Gre1 n ........................5:20 P. M.
at Algirs....... ...............5:30 P. M.
Fare each way ....... ...............................$ 00
A Ferry BOAt will connect with the Passenger Trains, leaving
the foot of St. Ann street every morning, at ' o'clock precisely.
Freight willbereceived for Bayou BSuofnd intermediate ta
tions by tbe Companl y on tle wharf at the foot of St Louis street
vrpy dy until I o'lockPI'. M. All up freigbht must bepaid by
the shippiers, and freight to e delivered at all other Stations
than Bayou des Allnmnndes, Raceland, Lafourche Crossing,
Terrebonne, Tigerville and Bayou B1et1 (where the Company
have Agents) must be prepaid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
culation, to be had on applicallon at the office of the Coopy.
o1tf A. B. S.EGER. Vice President.
V'ACCINE MATTER--VACCINE MATTER-PHYO
s iicins Planters and Druggists ea always be supplied wlth
a pure article at $2 50 per scabby applying to
SICkLES A CO., 880.1 Canal street,
G. N.MORISON t23 Ynarine st.,
R. B. WHEELOK, 63 Magoaine st.,
re6 .m M. CANNON, 29 Grayor street.
AUCTION NO'ICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pectfnlty informs his friends and the public, thwthaving re
stoned his old business as AUCTIONEEI and APPRAISER,
I tkenhis office, No. 33 Camp street.
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate,1ltocks, Negroes, Ad
ministrators. Assignees, and all others, according to law. He
will also give prompt and personal attention to all out-door sales,
of every description.
A Register il be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale, either on private terms, or at public auc
tion. Every fHlity in his power will be offered to buyersl and
sellers of Real Estate.
A Pratieni Draughtsman and Plan Drawer will be in onstant
attendanceath s ofico.
With the assurance thatthe will give strict attention to his
1business in ll its details, he trusts that he will receive a sh1re of
publicpatronage. BENJ. KENI)IS, Alctloneer,
26 Office,. No. 3 COlmp street.
BY'I CITOY ANO SOUTHERN EXPRESS
-Ag-Running at all hours of the da throughout the i ity-
Agent for the Pontehartrain Railroad company for carryingthe
Maills, and having entire charge of the Blga1ge Car.
A messenger will wait upon psssengers in the cars.
LCheks will be given llfor ll baggage taken in charge by this
Company.
k ed f "does dnc or the office, to th Lake
ib .sbay sthor ity of °the Po tehartbal n Rnilroad Com p.....y.
A Weklb Expresl (n.sery Sunday) to Galve1ton, Indianola,
)ý Powder Horn and Ho stan, Texas.
An Express Messenger will be dts1atched three times a week
to all the Watering Places on the La e. Orders and parcels re
aceived at theofice.
llslloldingleftbtl thel ofe for gloodsbythelNe or k
1and Tetan stetamers, will peetIwith prompt ntentin. F
Schedules of rate0 and signals furnished, by applying at the
I ofice.
Blanch office at the Pontehartratn Railroad Depot, for the re
Sleptioenof Baggage and Packages. Open from 8 A. M. to 4
P. 31.
The propr1etor begs to notify the publli that his is the only
City FIxpress now rnlming, and that his arrangements are now
c- ompleteod, and that promp ne in the delivery of lgoods can1
relied upon. S. TB011Y, Jr., Proprietor,
re28 ly Principal o11ce, 75 reer street, 1on c 0er Camp.
OTCIE C]T C0ARPENTERS AND BUOILDERs.
111Patent Sawed Wellaterboarding, b0th rough and dre1be1 ,
from the very besatheart timber, for sle at $14 per M for roagih
and 2. per M for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers.
;SImmber sawedtoorder.
1fel 6m STAR PLANING MILLS. New Basin.
-B.ATu..S BATHS --s.AT H~S-BARBERIZING, No.
SSt. Charles street.
P ROLI.NS o0ce more at his post. The Verandah fire fora
while stopped the operation of his well known establishment;
but Time, the great ph ai.ian has restored to him a better one,
Swhere h0 can ie at all hours Hot1 Cold0 Vapor, Showe nor
er Medicaed BATHS.
His BIARBER'S SAI.OON is llppled wi th e belt artists
the country can afford, and as Shaving, Hair Cutting, Cleaning,
Dyeing aud Dressing have keen reduced down to a science, h
at feels assured that he can serve with alacrity and dispatch the
most fastidious.
He has for sale a well assorted stock of fresh PERFUMERY,
0Furnishing Gods, Cosmetics and the best Dyes and Tonics fo1
8 the hair.
s,13 Aip-Cal at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon.
1113111 JOSEPH ROLINS,.
M EAT-'i48 cask Dry Salt, for le by
1mi1 6. IL KI.NNEDY S CO.,-2N Poydru gridt.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.
Wluleave on RATURDAY. bhh Ilst MB, o'yyock. P.M.
FOR LOBfJISVILLE NJFW ALBANY,
Evansvlle," PKI'tyh and Memphi..-The thy.
gna ad swift rnnnlnl( passenger packeteleamer
BR11e)Sherlidan, Citpt. P. A. Key, wN leave as above.
For fIreight or passage, apply to
112 f. lS SITH, 12 New Levree "treet.
N. D.-State rooms can by secured by applying to the agent.
STEAMER ROBERT J. WARD,
Capt. Salls F. Mller--FOR LOUIS
VIL..--ThIy well kunan pt.,ygyer pdt
will le ve for the above port and all iatermedlltdise Landings
U ,bough ttt P d Ie U ttson. as follows:
Ntyyesw Oylyt, IEDNESDA tAptl21, at 5 o'elhk P.M
RATURDAY, Mnv , .
TUESDAY, May 27 .
FRIDAY Jue 13,
MONUAS Jt N31)J
.4 . WEDN.SbAY, July 16,
N. B. FassengBIs can dependon this steam
er leaving as advertlsed.
D 'No stateroom ooyyyidared engaged until paid for.
TAB plan of the chain tel beseeen end satterooma secured
for any of the above teipebyEInPlyinStethe AFee.t
ai11 29 Tyhyypitouly street.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave THURSDAY, 17th inst.. at o'clock I. M.
L ~FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO AND REM
phis-Regular St. Louis pasenger packet steam
er Adltlo, The new and fat runniog, very 1
light draught passenger steamer ADRIATIC C. Stone,
masterI, e now inport receiving freight, and will leave for St.I
Fuls aml all intermediate landongs, M above.
For freight or p.. e. apn ly on board or to
a15 JOHN H YDF6 . &E~aDE CO., 66 Poydms street.
VWll leave on SATURDAY, the 19th lst., at1P. M.
SRERGULAIST.LOUIS PACKET.
a Isam u- The 11n passenger steamer N e b r st -
ko, . W. Ford, maste' will leave for StI.
Louis and li intermediate landing, ao above. For, freight or
passage apply on board, or to
JOHN I. HYDE & CO., 66 Pbydrs et.
A plan of the cabin can be seen and 1tate roomssec0red
by applying to the agsa1. el6
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave FRIDAY, 18th inst. at 5 o'clockh P. . I
REGULAR MSIEIIPHIS PACK- I
ET-For remphis, Ielena, Napoleon. Orcen
SI- flle, and all landinsoin the Bend--The new
,egular passenger packet teamer T. P. Xe.thers, C. P.
Iennett. mater, rwill leave asabove. For freigh or0 pssage
-ppl on beard, or to
a6 JOHN F. IIYDE & CO, 66 Poydra street,
Will leave on SATURDAY. 19th Inst. at5 P. M.
FOR MIEMIPHIS, HELENA, NAPO-.
Leon, Oreenville and all landings in the Betds-
Tho regular passenger packet steamer H. R.
W. Hill, T. H. Newell, moster, will leaveI a above.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
1e6 R. NIXON, H Union street.
ga-Te H. R. W. Hill will take freight and psnengerH for
Nashville, privilege of reshipping on regular Naghville and
Memphis mal paekete.
'ENNESSEE RIVER.
Willleave on THURSDAY. 17th int., at5 o'elock P. M.
SFOR TENNESSEE RIVER-THE
lentirely new and splendid steamer Cherokee,
James Irwin, master, will leave as above for
Eastport, Florence 'and Tuscuiobia. For freight or passage,
having very superior accommodations, apply on board, or to
I. SNAPP & CO. 3"/Front street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Napoleon. Mem his, Helena,
Hickmanl , New Madrid, Cairo, Paducah, Nashville and all to
landinso. 5l5
VERMILLION.
Will leaveon SATURDAY, 10Lh inst.. atl12 o'lockM.
. FORBAYOU VERMILLION-The
It.o ..steamer Frtnc KeeIngR A. rant, .Tr.,
master, will leave as above for l1you Vermillion
an all intermediate landings. For freight or passage, apply on
berd. - 1lf
YAZOO RIVER.
Will leave on THURSDAY. 1lth imt. at 5o'clock P. M.
TI' HE REGULAR GRENADAnnd
TROY I'ACKET.-The fine, falt running pa -
,eaerpaeketsteamer alltont, Win. Gwart
ey, master. Fori Grenada, Troy, Leflore, GOreenwood, Tyaoo
Cit., and all intermediate landino. on she river as above. For
freight or patsage, apply on hoar,, or to
al5 ILEWIS SNAPP & CO., 3 Front street.
Will leave on SATURDAYT 19th inst., at 5 o'clock P. M.
Tihe new and splendd iilght-draught steamer
YnzooBelle, J. C. River-, master, will
leave a above for Mouth of Coldwater, Tillatobe, Lenore,
Greenwood Sidon, Tchola, Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings.
The Yazoo Belle will take fri Grenada, with the priv
ilege of rethipping on keels.. For freight or passage, apply on
board, otto
oair I.EWIS SNAPP A C0. 37 Front st.
g-The Taoo Belle will take freight for Gretnda, if cou
sigjed t Leflore or GreenwOd. -.
WRITE RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 17th int. at o'clock P. .
FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
WFU Rivers.-The new and lighl draught steamer J.
olo-prlsett, D. Brandenburg, master, will
leave for Jacksonport, F.li be A lugusta, I)Des Are, Dtvall's
Bluff, Aberdeen, St. Charles, Indian Bay, and all hntermediate
landings, as above. For freight or passage, applyon oard, or to
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Front street.
fFPFreihft taken for Napoleon and all the Bends ; also, for
Arkansas River, if consigned to Des Are, Duvall's Bluff or
Aberdeen. at14
THE LAKE.
SU. S. IMAIL-FOR 2!ANDEVILLE , .LEW
lburg, Covington and Abita Sprin.2--The 82,n
steamer Virglnia Pearl, Captain J. W.
Hoffman, 22ll hereafter leave as follows for the above a2d inter
mediate land nga, viz :
,ondny.......12 M. carsonday ...............5 A.M
Wednsday .......12 M. T"y .. .. A. M
Fridpy. .......12 . car Turday ............. M
Saturday. ..... ..12 8M. carsSaturday.............. A. M
Fare, $1; Meals, 502eents.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
mW tf D. 2,. LOWBIER. 98 Maga1ne 2treet.
82FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
U.. S. MAIL LINE.-Winter Arrangement.--The
1splendid low-pressure packetsteamer ; ub,. R.
A. Helrs, master ; hlorida, WH.H. Hutchaogs mster, Cal2
ifornla, Myers, m2ter, having been built expressly for the
Luke trade, writh suporior accommodations, one of the above
steamers wll leave the Lake end of tie Ponteharutain Railroad
daily on the arrival or the 4 o'clock P. M. c20,. Returning,
wil step at Pw2.2agoul on MIonday and Thursday evenings.
Cabin Fare Fto Mobile ...........................0.$
Deck ........................................... . 2
R. 1GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New, Orleans. November 1, 1855. n5
LAKE SHORE PACKET
STEAMER Creole.-Winter Arrangement.
For Ocean Sprinlgs, and intermediate landings,
extending her trips as far as Pa2cagoula on Tuesday and Saito
day 22 e2ch week.
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creole, Louis
Nelson, maiter, built expre22ly for this trade, with superior
accommodations, will leave the Lake end of the Pontehartrain
Railroad on the arrival at the Lake of the cars, as follow :
I.eavesPPouichartran Ra2lroad, Leaves Ocean 0 prings.
TUESDAYS......OP.. . 1car WEDNESDAY MORNI8NG,
THURSDAYS,...4A. M. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAYS,.. 4 P. M. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she wil go a2 far as Pa.cagoula.
85 2R. 1EDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
F RANK SHSAW Jr., &Co.. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. s TchoupiroulAs . .ot, NO
Orleans, 019 i
SLAVE DEPOT NO. 156 COMMON
STREET-TiThe undersigned as on and, and will keep
conattstly for sale, for either CLh or City Acceptance a
full assortment of SLAVE conalsting oEf MECHANIOS
o descriptonsHOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, et, etc.
Having leased tle hree-story dwelling No. 166 Cmmon near
BaSronne street. he is prepared to accomrmodate trassientTraders
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms s can be obtained in the
cit ..
' Sparticular attention wll be paid to EconsignmentR oR Saves.
THOMIAS F. FRISBY 116 Common steet.
Rseitrolrs.-Fellows t Co.:C urry Person ; J. C. Ricks
C .o. ; Ricbhards Beck J. G. Cocks Co.; Watt & DSausllst.
N. B.-The HIRIHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. - Ip
CuBE BAGASSE FURNACEJ.-LETTERS PA
I tent for the United Stateswere anted tcSAMUEL I. GIL
MAN, of No. 31 Natche street, New Orleans, under the date
of December, 4, fore furnace for burning Wood and BagNasse.
This Furnace combines the followin qualiqtiees, as fully
proved in taktingt off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
S'ON.
lSt. It works entirely by natural draught, and without the aid
oi asBlteer.
21. It contains no grate bars or other Irons it the interior.
3d. It never requires l stoppage of the mill to have its ashes
eleaneld ot
4th. The Bagasse is never stirretd or tuched after Ltarrives
I.the furnace.
tth. It ebe all the PRee..e, and makes steam enough to
mtn the mill enginte, a stteam battery, and a umping engine.
This is the only furnace that has taken o a crop tin Louisiana
en compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furlace makes no pretension to burn Bagasse alone, and
does not resemble any other furnace Ie asingle feature of its
form in the prtlciplte upon whieci it works, or in the resnlts
which itproduces; neither dose it approach the ri ghtsof any
other party. Reports circulated to the contrary are mere
tricks of trade.," know to bS false by those who make
them, and ecaecuated only to deceivetthe public and palm off ar
tieles thattcaneotetandupoutheir own merits. No person llhbe
allowed tosei .makeoruseanypaienttFurtnacewithout athority
from te; andtall persons having such authority will be fully
guarauteed in its undisturbed use and posession.
My Patent Furnace is as applicable to a train of kettles ase t
ttem boilers; and I am prepared to coetntract to apply it to burn
inge the Battsse to ail cane uiee I the common train o
uu ler a satisfactory guarantee to the purchtaser.
A treatise on the whole subject, in pamphlet form, with draw
ings, etc., to be had of the suobscribher, bj mail or therwise.
SAMUEL H. GILMAIN,
Jt28 dW6em 3t Natchez ttreet. New Oreeans.
TOHBN HALLER & BROTHER. 247 TCHOUPI
etoule sitreet, above St. Joseph, COPPER, TIN AND StIEET
IRON WORKERS, are now prepared to do all kinds of work
in their line of business, such ae putting up Tin and Coiper Gut
ters Valleysa etc. Alo, putting on Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofs
in all parts otl the city at moderate prices, with prem mtese and
dispatch. All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing attended to with
dispatch. By strict attention to all orders, we hope to merit a
share of the pubtlic patronage.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen: MIesars.
Crozier B Winc, Jamison A McIntoeh, Cook & Morehouse Rot
ert Hughes, G. W. Church Thomas Murray, Isaac Trayer,
Galliter, Trpln Co., J. W. Jewell. Jalld&W 3me
STRAUB'S PATENTI CORN AND FLOURING
St1111, so favorably known throughout the Southern States, as
.etl iBely possetsing the combined qualities ef
1. Being firmly et in a strong iron frame;
2. Using olhy the best French Burr Stoners
5. Running the loeer etone. which bein fast On the eptdle,
can neever come in coattt t with its fellow, to be injured by
runnlingempty;
4. Having no dust to get loose;
5. Having no drives or aid to make it shake;
6. Having its spindleIe in one piece, fom bridge-tree to hopper.
bearer.
This Mill wil run five years without dreeing the atone, antd
is now offered at the following priese
18 leth, single gear, 120.
. . .. .. 140. Double gear, $6.
B .... 16. 15.
o .. . . 15. . .. .. 210.
The 3-inch mill will grind 40 bushels an hor with proper
speed, and the smaioleroces in proprti. OILAN
tfll d&W3m No. 31 Naehee street, New Orleans.
LAND WARRANTS.-HIGHEST EE RKERATES
paid .l r Land Warrents. Also, anl kinds of Uncurreut
BankNotes, Coin, Bullion and Exehan, S urchsed by
3 d&Wtly No. 2T Camp etteet, corner o Common.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURBES.,
FOR RED RIVER.
Will leave on THURSDAY. 17th intt at o'clock P. M.
, FOR LAKE 1 &17E NEA17 -- TiE
ne te yst running p 0asenger0e00erCaddo No.
S2. C. F.. Marahnli, mneter, rlll leavaoa 'bove for
lakel Blstlteneao, inden, (;rand Bayou, Grand. E rh, Campto.
Alexandri and all intrmedloto e landlnp..For freight or pas
aget appJy on board, or to
ti T. B. S1IT1. 121 New Levee.
WIll leavoTHURSDAY -17th inlst., t 'o'clok, F. -., pol
tively htavln been unooldalov detained.
PO R JEFF77ERSON ANDALL LAND.
ltgs on Soda Loe, Shrevepoit, Grand Bayou
CamptoOread Feore, Alexandria, Gorton's and
all lnttrmcdtte landiogo-T ttotld yert light doraght pos.
senger steamer want Capt. Chs Iaye, will positively be
at the landing and ready to recelve freight early on Monday
orolng,o and will leave as above. For freight ort-pssa.e, ap
plyonboard or to P. H. BRINTON & CO.,
all. - 4 Lafayette street.
Will leave on THURtSDAY, 17th inrt._t 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR AdEKANSA§ RIVER-FORT
Smith, Van Bron, I.ttl Roock, Pine Blffs, Na
poleon, Greenvlle, and all intermediate landings.
The tuprltor lightdraught passenger steamer Moses o reen
wood Albert Thomas, master, will leave as above.
For freight or passagoo a pply on board or to
al LEWIS SNAPP CO., 7 SFront street.
Will leaveI THURSDAY, the 17th tnst. at 6 oeltok P. M.
gne f.st running passenger ppacketl stearer Ctd
r FO ~tLAKE DISTENEbt.--THE
do NO. 2, Charles EN Mrshlll, master, will
leave as above, for Mlnden, lGrand Bayoufrnd Ecore, Campte,
Aloxandria, torton's Landing, sad all inttrmedlato lndings.
For freight or passage amply on board, or to
Polo 5 EWIS ShAPP C0! ., 37 Front street.
Will lee FRIDAY 18th irit., at 5o'clock, P.IL
- FOR J EFFERSON SMITHLAND
l Benton, orCaddo, Albany, hreveport, Gran
.Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandra and all inter.
mediate landings. The speoriorPpaeenger steamer Grenada,
Crmp, master, will leave ao above. For freIght or paa0ge
apply on board, or to
opl7 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Front street.
Will leave onSATUIRDAY. 19th ut.. at5o'clock P. M.
SFOR RIED REIVER-REOGULAR RED
River packet-The tine feat running passenger
packet, P. F. Klomball, W. W. Wtthen
hbury, mastr, will leave as above for Shreveport, Grand Eeore,
GrtandB Hot, Campte, Aletondri, Gorton's oand all interme
diate lanlings on Red Rvet. For froeight or passage, apply on
board, or to
a LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Front street.
The Kimball will take freight for Jefferon, with privilege
of reshippingon the tight draftsteamer Camden at Shreveport
Will leaveo o SATURDAY. 19lth lnt. at o'clotk P.M.
*-FOR LAKE BI4EN'EEAUJ-T
S steamer ydolla, t Hiram Wilson, mto
g1.will leave as above tlaking freight for Mind
orand Bayou, Citmpto, Grand EoreSt Meuc Altexandran
intermediate laodings. For freight or passage, apply on boord,
-or to
16 - J. M. JOHNRTON A CO.,SFrontiLevee.
Will leavon o SATURDAY. l9th lt. tlo'cloc P.St.
FOR SHAE[E' ORl+ BRAN D
SBayou, Grand coret Campte, Alexandtia oand
nil Itermediate a. --Tbhe superior light
draught steamer P F. F.K l . . . .Ithenhry,
master, wll loteae t above. For freight or passage, apply on
board, Otto -
3 - T. B. SMITH, 1i2 New Levee.
M The Ktmball 0il tae freight for -Jefrson, with privl.
lege of reshippiog in the light draft teamer Camden at Shreve .
.port- 17
Will leaveon TUESDAY. ddinool. a lbo'clock P. MN.
I F-OR JEFFERSO7NPS OIT HLAND
Benton, Port Caddo, lbany, Shbrevepo Gran
"t ayt prand Ecore, Atletadriand.tall St. trm
diate landing--The snperior passengersteamer St. Chprles,
Applegate master, wil! leave a aa o. Sor freight or passage
apply on board, or to
lpb LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Front street.
P.S.--The St. Charles will lake freight for Fort Tosooo and
Upper Red River, with privlloge of rethipping. -
01.fha steamer St. Charles will pay no hills contrated on
her account, unless by an order from the catoln or clerkh.
SAO1i. APPLEIIATE.
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Will leave THURSDAY. 17th inst., at 12 o'clock M.
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
k ,afe steamers Alice W. Glacze, G. Louil
lier, master, will leave as above, tSaking freight
for Old River, Simmspor, and all landings on the Atchafalays.
For freight or passlage, apply on board, foot of Bienvile street,
or to
apl5 J. M. JOHNSTON A CO., 3 Front Levee.
OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY, 17th ls, at 5 P. M.
SREGULAR EVERY OTHIER
Thursda" packet--For Camden, French PSort,
leeesh hills, IiIler's Bluff, Champagnolle, Moro,
Wilmington, Pigeon Bilt, CaryviIle, Marie Saline, Alabama
I,anding, Ouachita City, Lochlomonde, ,outh D'Arbone, Tren
ton, lonroe Pine Blut1 Caster's Landing, Cholumbia, Harrison
burg, Trinity, Black River, and all intermediate landings on the
Ouachita river. Thetine ftat running light draught passenger
pecket steamer Judah Toturo, O. L. Kouns, master, J.
W. Tobin, clerk, will leave as sbove. For freight or passage,
having superior accommoaitons, apply on hboard or to
10 LEWIS SNAPP A CO., 7 rontetreet.
.Retaring, will leave Camde on Wednesday, April 9th,
at9 A. . ., stopplngat Champagnolle Wednesday evening,
Marin Saline and Alabama Landing on Thursday morning
Lochinmond on Thursday evento, Trenton and Monroe on Fri
day morning, Itarrisonburg and lack River on Fridaynight,
arriving atNew Orleans Sunday morning.
rThrough bills ladinggiven, with privilege of reshipping
on steamer R. H. Lindsey. Freight and passengers guaranteed
to be taken to their place of destination.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 191b inst.. at 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVILLE,
Eddyvitle, miilhlnnd, Paducah, Hickma and
all intermediate Iandings.--Tho new and regular
freight boat Scotland, R. L. Disnmkes, master, will leave
as, above. For freight only, apply on board, or l
ali R. NIXON, 38 Unnon street.
REGULAR PACKETS.
Leave every TIIHURSDAY at 5 oeclock P. M.
_SUMMI ER ARRANGEMENT-U.
S. !a1t steamer R. W. McIRAE, in place of the
steamer Southern Belle-Running In connection
with steamers Princess and Natchez--For Princeton, Abtion,
Pitcher's Point, Sktpwith's Landing, Lake Providence, Gohd
rich's Landing, Milliken's Bend, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf, Rod
ney, NatchezFert Adams,, Bayou Sara,Baton Rouge, and all in.
termediate landings-The splendid, fast running passenger packet
R. W. McRae, L. W. Broadwell, master, will leave as
above. For freight or assa e, apply on hord or to
PILCHER, G1 OD)RICH & CO., 48 eamndeletstreet.
Ig.The R. W. IoRae will also take freight for all points on
the Yazoo Rioer, with the privilege of reslipping at Vicksburg,
she having made very advantageous arrangements for that pur
pWAt clerk will be on the levee every Tuesday morning to
reclive freight. al4
P. S.-The R. . MoRse will attend to all business of tshe
steamer S. F. J. Trabue during the Spring and Summer months.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5 o'clok P. M.
PERIMANEINT SPRING AND
SUMMIIER ARRANGE.MENT.-The splendid
steamer Frank Lyon, J. M. White. master,
wi leave ash above, for CarolineL, Landing, Ashta Pilcher's
Point. Skipwith's Landing, I;stke Providence, Goodrioh'a Land
ing, uiliken's Bend, Vicksburg, Grand Gulft, Rodney, Natchez,
Port Adams, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge, and all intermediate
landings. For freight or assaae Iaply on board, or to
LEWIS SNAPP A CO., 7 Front Levee.
N B.--TheI Frank Lyon will take freight for Yaoo river,
with the privilege of reshipplng at Vicksburg.
A clerk will he ,on the levee every Tuesday morning to r
ceive freight. Ipl6
PORT HUDSON AND WATER
SLO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross
master, having been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired and newly painted, will resume her trips in the above
trade, leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY, at 9.o'lock A. M.,
snd eviery MONDAY, at 5 o'clock P. M.
3The Latona will be ready to take fre ht every Monday
and Thursday for al landings on the Coast, ..onldon,, Byou
Gola,. Plaquemine, Baton souge, Lobdell's Store, Port iud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply
on board. o24 6m i
U. S. MIAIL AGENCY-NEW WHARF
lm BOAT AT HELENA.-J. C. Watson, rpri- r
etor.-Tle undtersigned has now the pleasure of
annos uinSgto the people of Helena, Phillips county, temboaRt
man, andSt the traveling pubio generally. that he has lt length
completed his large and commodious WHARFBOAT, and is
now ready for the reception of freight, either Receiving or
Forwarding.
It is his ittentiton to do a general Receiving, F.orwarding and
Commission business, and will bave on board at all times effi
esiRt businees men forlerkls, and the proprietor will devote his
entire personal attention to the beat.
a&-'reight received, stored and shipped at the usual rates.
'tPersons can be accommodated with Lodging on the boat.
sit He respectfully solicits a share of Subic patronage.
al 2t J. C. WATSON, Ietena, Ark.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION.-OBre No. fi Ctnp street--Incorpor
ted under Act of the Legilature on 15th hMarch, 1856.
The Office of the Institution wilS be open for the reception of
Deposits every morning (Sundnys excepted) from 9 to o'cloclk,
and on Satrday evenings from 5 to S o'clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the Alt of
Incorporatiou to the Public Debts of the United States, of the
State of Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleas.
Loas upon mortgage of unencumbered and unimproved Real
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans, not elxceed.
Insg 50 per cent. of tbe aptraisd cash value.
Loans npon pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orlcaus, not exceeding 6 per cent, of. the market slue.
AllIntereTt or Profit derived from the emploment of the
funds is to be distributed semi-sannually among the D epostors.
No Trustee can directly or indirectly borrow any of the funds,
or receive any pay or emolumentwhatever.
CertificItes of deposits, having interest at a rate to be agreed
upon wil[ be issued for sums not less than $1W0 deposited for a
speck~ed time.
TRUSTEES.
Aee ustis, D. Kelly, William Vogel,
W. . Mercer, Gat. Urqubert, R.B. Sumner,
G. . DIuncan, A. IHeine, George Jonas,
Wiltelmus BogltP, P. N. Wood. Thos. A. Cinrk,
SThos. A. Adats, E. A. Bradfoid D.D. Withers.
W. N. MERCER, President.
A. D. KEIiLY,
Wmi. VOGEL. VtsoPresidents.
R. B. SUMNIRR,
D. D. WITHSERS, Treasurer.
N. .ti-CCotpi es of th Act of Incorporation and By-Laws.can
be obtained at the oft. Hil.
r I , O. o. 1.-BOARD OF DIRECTORS
t "'Odda Felitws' Rsts " for 1t6.--Offiert
Herp Bier, President; Joht Stitud, Treasurer;
Jat. Fturueaux, Secretary. Cemetery Commit
S..-HarperOlliSgham, Oardner S ith, tLuther Homes. Fi
nace Cotpmittee--Thot. Seeffe, W. C. Wilson, .. Homes
Sextont-Danie Merriltt. Members-Frank Iewtis, W. C. Wit
son, Oeo. Seymour, H. Otldman, B, B. E diRch, J. P. War.
ner, it, Castalede S ., me.
V VAULTS IN "D0 FEtLLOWS' REST" maybe pro
cured by tpplying to F. N. CORRY, t Sicklses & Co.', Ca-.
n1 street tD. FELT . STETSON'B, 54 Campstreet ; to H.
MILS.PAUGI, U. S. Mintt and at the Secretary's office, in
Odd Fellows' Hall .corner damp and Lafa ette streets.
The price to mers of Steckholding Lodge will be $40 per
vault; to all others, !50 per vault.
l'Information relative to the purha of Lots; can be had
on applicatien to the SecretarSy.
apl5 JAMES FURNEAUI, Secretary O. F. Rest.
E.NORTIH CULLOMI TTRE-ATORTsTL. W WILL
attend to all prntessioal business in St cedry and
Asvotelles, that may be entrusted to hiS cars. Oce at OPE
LOUSAs, La.
Referencets-Chna. M. Waterman, hardware merchant C. N.
Olivier, Esq.; Thos. 0. Miller commission merclt rt Cleas. B.
tinglton, attorney-at-lawt Nlxou & Adams, Crescent OIce,
New Orleans. mt6
CAS, GA, GAS, GAS-THN SUBSCRIBER SlAV
Sing obtlined the requsite permilt fromths Oas Com
pany, begs to announce that he is now prepared to furnish and
put up GAS FIXTURES in the meatt.pproved style, and at
moderate rates.
i- Orders can be left at his Old Stand, the Brass Foundry,
No. 214 St. Charless street.
dl ly g, GUILD.
Time to Me this Truth has Taught.
Time to me this truth has taught, 5
('Tis a truth that's worth revealing,) a
More offend from want of thought
Than from any want'of feeling
If advice we would convey,
There's a time we should convey it,
If we've but aword to say, h
There's a time in which'to say it.
Oft unknowingly the tongoue
Touches on a chord so aching, b
That a word or accent wrong,
Pains the heart almost to breaking-
Many a tear of wounded pride,
Many a fault of human blindnees,
Has been soothed or turned asideo
By a quiet voice of kindness.
Many a beauteous flower. decys,
Though we tehd it e'er o much
Something secret in it parys, a
Which no human aid can touch.
So, in many a lovely breast
Lies some canks.grief concealed,
That if touched is more opprtes -.r .
Left uita itself i healed'
A Brown Study.
I sut me down in thought profoAnd,
This maxim wise I drew:
t's easier far to like a girl;
Than makes agirl likeynou !
But after all I don't believe
My heart will break with woe -
If she's inclined to.love that chap," -
Why, bless her, let her'so
Why, bless her, let her go. -
Good--The Wisconsin American (!) State Council
has repudiated the nomination ofjFilmore and declar
ed forBlack RIepublican Banks. That'sthe way with
the Freeosolers everywhere-they can't stand Fill
ore, who did all he could, when President,.to crsh
em ont,as Pierce has done the NationalDemocrats
of New York. The Fillmore fires ham'more brightly
for the riddance.
MOUNT VYsoo-A writer in the Alexandria Ga
zette says that Mr. Washington will sell the Mount
Vernon estate to the State of Virginia, but to no one
else. The sale to the State of Virginia, the writer
says,.was not included in a recent letter of Mr- Wash
ington to a South Carolina lady, in which he stated
that Mount Veron was not for sale. The Gazette ex
presses the belief that the witsr state accurately MLr.
Washington's views on the subject.
[Mr. W. offerm two hundred acres, including the
tomb, &c., for h200,000 and eight hundredacres con
tiguoes, if required, for-100,000-the tomb to bepre
served, in perpetuity, for the'prpose now occupied;
and also, as a brying place for Mr.:John A. Wash
ington and family, half an acre ofland around it tobe
enclosed.
There is a tolerable prospect that in the mountains
of Virginia there will remain snow enough to afford
good sleighing duaring the entire summer. A corres
pondent of the Hardy Whig, writing from Pendleoin
county, says the snorw in the Aleghany mountains at
this time averages three and a-half feet deep ; and
the writer is informed that it is driftedin some places
to the depth of from one hundred to one hundred and
fifty feet, so that the top branches of the tallest trees
barely project above the surface.
Gsowr or Hoe WTsO.-TDr. Root, of St. Louis,
has just sold for $24,875 a site in St. Paul, Min.,
which he purchased for $600 six years ago.
COFFE N- CsitroaNrs.--The California Farmer
expreastsen the opinion that hereafter coffee will be
grown in that State, for their own consunmption and
also for exportation. .
Ka vsas.--At a meeting in Abbeville, S. C.,'$2,400
were collectd as aid for Kansas emigration, and seven
gentlemen pledged themselves, severally, to give one
. hundred dollars for the same object if three more
could be found to do likewise.
THE ROOTS AT DEanARA QcwUELD.--By the bark
Montezoma, from Demamura, March 22d, we learn
that the riots at that port have been quelled by the
Government, and that the Governor has appointed
Commissioners to ascertain the damage done by the
blackst.
ToWn ELcncros.-The municipal election on Mon
daylast, resulted as follows: Mayor, E. Leet, dem.,
no opposition; Treasurer, E. Hills, American; Clerk,
W. W. Packie, dem., noopposition; Councilmen, Jno.
SH. Henshaw, J. F. Irvine, . Barkdull, J. Whiteman,
C. Hofman-three Americans and two ,nties; Con
stable, Lewis E. Turner, Americai, no opposition.
[Bayou Sara Chronicle, 12th inst.
F n. --A fire broke out this morning, at abonthalf
past ten o'clock, in the residence of Capt. B. M.White,
consuming his dwelling and several adjacent build
lags. Loss about $2,000. No insarance.-[Bayou
Sara Ledger, 12th.
A DAU onvun OF SOU-TH CAbOLINA.--MISS Peggy
Land, a young woman of Pickens District, about
utwenty-four years of age, after trying weaving, card
ingspinning and soewing, last year went to farming,
and made cotton which netted her $100. Her corn
crop was two hundred and fifty bushels, worth sixty
cents per bushel, and she made thirty-five bushels of
wheat, worth one dollar and fifty centsa bushel. She
accomplished this herself,without any assistance or
hiring. She plowed, drove the cart, out her wheat,
cribbed her corn, etc.
TaHE CoNcecrTIc. ELcEOTION.-We have returns
now from every town in the State, but one, for Gov
ernor. The whole vote cast is 66,000--the largest
Tvote ever cast in this State. Ingham,the Democratic
icandidate for Governor, lacks 15564 of an election by
tbhe eople. The House stands, Democrats 104, and
YOpposition 127, with one to hear from. The Senate
has 9Democrats to 12 Opposition. The American
State Ticket will be elected by the Legislature on
joint ballot.--[N. Y. Express, 10th.
BUILDoNG STEvasmHIPS FOR RuSSAr.-A New York
paper says:
The Russian navy officers who have been in this
country for some time, superintending the construc
tion of some large men-of-war for their government,
have been recalled. Russia will now want steamers
for the Black sea instead of war vessels. The re
ported arrival in this country of Admiral Greenap,
one of Russia's most distinguished naval officers, who
was lately on a special mission to Stockholm, may,
therefore, have connexion with the establishment of
the proposed line of steamers, which must, of course,
be built in this country, since Rassia--both govern
ment and people-is resolved to free herself from the
tutorship hitherto exercised over her by England.
Mr. Neafle, the tragedian, is playing in Buffalo.
BoDY FousN.-A very serious affair is chronicled
in the last Caddo Gazette, which "should be a warn
ing," etc.:
The body of one of the young men of our town
was found in his bed on Thursday last, by the black
man who blacks boots. He had been Missing for
several days. On examination he was found to be
" alive and "-badly kicked.
In the vicinity of Cape Horn, there is a race of
giants, just discovered, of such size that they cut
their hair with a saw, and extract their teeth with a
crowbar.
"Where was I, ma," said a little urchin one day to
his mother, as he stood gazing upon his drunken and
prostrate father, "Wherewas I when you married pa ?
Why did'nt you take me along? I couldhave picked
out a better man than he is."
The Newark (N. J.) Mercury says the Western
fever is raging quite violently in that city. Large
numbers of citizens are selling out their property and
preparing to follow those who have sold out before,
and emigrated westward. The parties leaving are
chiefly mechanics and laboring men of the better
class, who think that opportunities for acquiring com
petence are greater towards the setting sun than.
there. Some of them will probably change their
opinion in the matter after a short experience in the
land of their hopes.
Twenty-two papers in Alabama have run up to the
masthead the names of Fillmore and Donelson.
Snow still lies three and a half feet deep among the
Alleghany mountains.
The jail at Goochland, Va, was set on fire by a
prisoner a few nights ago and entirely destroyed.
The incendiary was consumed by the flames.
Keokuk is now a city of 10,000 inhabitants, and
has a theater of respectable size which is to be com.
pleted in May.
.. .. - . ... y lier Mnes.
In the Ne'w Yorki oteifot. U , res 01
followlng letter from their evex tepn t, the
purport of whii, to saythelene ej ete l
nary. Theseminie, if the cbverI 'eottls rein.
age of a fruitful braid, are of'atnti1J "
and must be situated n V iie'ueletiordeo of tfhe'
Messila Valley Purchaei . In ea
of the letter, the 'editor. of the y5*
no reason to doubt our cerr
racity." Then, again, they remark. i "W'
previously had intimations fronsoodre li kely :,
be well-informed, that vast depoftis of iia
wealth had been found to exit in the regiodni
cated in this letter, and we will wait withno little;
interest the publication of the official ineiioaitlon eafd
to be already in the possession of the doverme.
if such information has come to hand, it'oought to e
made public without delay."
The wholething wears a queer look, and we will
append the letter, merely wishing that some philan
thropic discoverer would send usalong a :medium
sized "silver mountain" as soon as convenient. We
suppose they are plentyover. in" Arizona."
Sre Aeroz0tA, Texas,; ifarch :I,,56.
I have arrived here broken down by a hard cam.
pailg and rapldtraveling, but I wll eot. delayto
We did not find the emerald reeioen weweit in
pursuit of,. but w bought of the Indian' three. Smenl
dimenonds . the rough, which, witheindlications w
have obtaineed, might lead into',omething, if We. had
not ecided toaceeptAgranderobject forexplerotion.
he whave seemn alde aeined tae. Sevaa Mos
raINS or ARIZON, 'on thehline of'2 deg "Theyre
but a short fifteen miles South of (ray' line for'the
Sonthern Pacifii Bailroad, and I am ue you thlntfor
miles together the richest, ore-'rIcher and:more
abundant by far than thoeeof Poteai,-tie heaped
up.and piled ill open hills, a. ifna.tieh ad
there poured out her treasure n one '`and, over
whelming mass. I have een lthe minsin Meico,
but nothlin tlhat can compare with.the !'l
Monntains, This en whattithe Indian caol t sled
they connect with them the 'esuppaotlon e~t e
the white man shall build a house on Aririt thred
race will be vanquished forever.- .DI: ,
Nothing but a strong eaudof wo rithree hundced
ardy and, resolute men, armed in:the best manner,
and pirepaiedto escort their . diid ther rifles,
can do anything. Yet no ii' ofi Calta nta'sof4
equal area, is'more valeableIthn the 'Sileir Monn
r taas.:'. A thousand millioncof.dollar niniflvei-asr
there for the taking. Whatis more, this eountry has
I many pleasant, feritil and welltewaered valleys,
thong n general, it is jusit in upon hill of rich ore,
and very little else~;:
Another pointoftonsequence is that a0goodrailway
route-the beot tif not the only one, to the ,Paeii
skhirts along this"lii.erregion and makes a nai ural
eontinuation 'of the Southern ;Paclfic outeroi thro
Texas, at ,which: ,Isee they'are now .bad -. .wdr'k
Astonishing as all this is, you will find every, iotoi of
it confirmed by officil reports to Congress, before
May is over; and, infact, Emory's last surveysminast
tell the 'same story, for I know he has sure inteli
e rene'of it, if i phip rtiesdid not (a "beleve they,
did) actually explore the Silver Mountains., *
Thhirty.Fourth Congress-Prist Sestonn.
WAsnorooro, April .-SenateTheSenatepase
several bills from the Court-of Olaims, naking
priations for certain claims.
The bounty land bill -was debated andpstp
until Monday next. "
The question of printing the memorial of the sef
styled Kansas Legislature (presented by Mr. Cass
other day,) was resumed.
Mr. Butler opposed the mction; on the ground that
the memorial was arrogant in its language, and.it
printing wonid be in violation of one of the rules of.
the Senate. He had no objection to having Kasas'
come into the Union as a free State or a slave State;
but he wanted it to come in honestly through the
gate, and not climb over the wall or get under it.
Mr. Mason thought the memorial ought not to have
been received, but he should now move that it be laid'
on the table.
Mr. Seward desired to speak on the question.
It beng neos'1o''dtok the subjebt'w. postponed, e"
and the ;paieiaeder waos resined.
Mr. Seward spoke on the Kansas question at eon.
siderabte length, after which the Senate ajourned.,
Souse of oepresentatiees--The defetncy appr-: 1
priation bill was taken up, and the debate on the
slavery question was resumer .
Mr. Shorter contended that Massachusetts,e by h
conduct relative to the fugitive slave law, has place
herself outside the Iale of the constitution, and ought
not tobe represented here. The Soath, he said,'hede
been victimized every time she has compromisedwith.
the North ; and he hoped, therefore, that no furtheir
attempt of that kind would be made. Not only Ala.
bama, but every Southern State, is resolved, should
the government fail to protect them in their constitu
tional rights, to take the remedy into their own
hands.
Various members debated the Senate's., amendment
appropriating nearly $50,000 for engraving the maps
and drawings accompanying the reports of the ex
glorations and srveya to determine the Pacific
Railroad route. The question of extravagance was
discussed in this connection; One gentleman said
that the printing and engraving of this work would
cost a million of dollars, while others thought that
asuch large outlays would havethe effect of prejudicing I
the construction of the road.
An ineffectual effort wa- made to confine the appro
priation within proper !iiits, excluding the illnstra
ions ttedonly t adorn books of travel and natural
history. i
The amendment was rejected, and the House
adjourned.
LoR FROh KEY Weofth.-By the arrival at M-e
bile of bark W. H. Bredie, from Havana, via Key
West, we have dates fronithe latter ptint to the 6th
inst. The " aKey of the Gulf," of the 10thinst., has
the following: .
The sloop Plume arrived hereon the 3d inst., bring
ing intelligence of a ship being ashore at Tortugas.
The agent of underwriters returned in the sloop. '
By the arrival of the U: S. schooner Actin, Caplt.
Watlington, we learn that it is the ship Jan. Guthee,
of Portsmouth, ra., Capt. Chase, from Mobile. bound
to Farel, in , Spain, with a caro of spare She ran
ashore on the 28th ult., at 4 P. M.,in a fog on North
Key Flat. She is said to be a very'ne ship of from
700 to 800 tons, about one year old, and draws nine
teen feet of water. When theActiva left, an anchor
with one hundred and twenty fathoms of chain had
been got out ahead, by which it was thought she
might be hove off. She has taken assistance from
schooner Flying Arrow, Capt. Sawyer, and sloop
Globe, Capt. Greene. She will probably get off aand
proceed to New Orleans for repair. The Activa left
Tortugas on the 2d inst.
ARCTIC SdAS It NORTHERN LAK.m--Mr. James J
Strong, the "monarch" of Beaver Isle, Lake Michi
gan, the celebrated lormon leader, in sending to the
Smithsanian Institution his meteorological returns,
As the mail is sent by a man on snow shoes eighty
miles and back at my private expense, I do not get -
off but one or two a month. Our winter, so far, has
been very fine, though a little colder than sdal t but
the field of ice is immense beyond all example. I
think there is two thousand square miles more of ice
north of the Maniton Islands than have been known
before within the date of the earliest tradition. Nine
feet of ice was found by cutting through off South
Fox Island, where icewas never seen gbefore. This is
to be attributed as much to the stillness of the water
as the severity of the cold. Yery little ice is banked.
Most of it remains undistuorbed where first formed.
SUIorie OF A WOMANa BY JUMPING FROMe A CAL-
On yesterday morning's down train from Chicago
due hero at two o'clock-a melancholy case of suicide
took place. A woman, name unknowrni jumpedfrom
the window of the saloon. The cars were in full
speed, and she was instantly killed. She had with'
her four children. At the time she made the fltal
jump, the care were two miles west of Sturges.
Fom a strangeness of manner'exhibited byher dd
ring the evening, the passengers think she must -hale
been insane. The childenu. we are informed;' have
been properly cared for bypeopleinthecity. [Toledo
Commercial, 24th nit.
WHAt Tun AMeRardae NAvy DID.--The Philadel
p hi Ledger, for ithe purpose:of showing that the
boasting of the English journals that the commerce
and navy of this country would be swept out of
existence within'a year after the declaration of war
between the United. States and Great Britain, has
prepared a list of the captores made by our little
-navy in the war of 1812:, -, .
War vessels, 56 in all, carrying 866igauns; mercan
ship, 25 ; brigs, 610 ; schooners, il0 ; sloops,135;
various classes, recaptured, 750Imaking 2,369 es
sets, carrying 8,669 guns. .
To this is to be added. 29 vessels ofwar lost by
wrecker otherwise, carrying 809 guns, anda we havean
aggregate of 2,39s-vessels carrying 9,677 gons From
this brief record it will appear that our transatlantio
neighbors are boasting of their skill in a game that
tw canplay at.
FmrE.-A great conflagration In Philadelphia, on
the night of the lath, destroyed 210,l00 worth of
property, including the plates of Commodore Perry's
Japan Expedition. There was an insuran of one
half.
Oneof the toot cudri hi e a ihetin gndawfa
ýVallac , tellarrftr ml ` :oll0 e gteen daetro
politafiehme' off 1tt e,
Se aidedre ofl 6fe h em nturym , the ;irceof
fighting a battle, and went to the bmitage of
. ioOslo a., before whom he.ma.seayow.tat,
woe`uldvbnllsl on. . very, pet the
moot sun. captt Over thr o tt iei
istriumph was
complfeta, Zýiloaa scwrre, ft.f
had-othlng todoutmtocmphah
ea arte uousily fathful teknd .
pslago hadjnnh letitht ht' hoe
oh aoablore aitect nreg eaanol. o en
trasted the teaked oconotr, theamJ on
himco tile. . he t Grek, -b
iworkie, That solltadiy rlonacor
yne foithstrdngsrs "RB e feC 6
the fnks f °te moutain wer toes oochpind ;
bearehat ooked inehile dohuh
+on the oggsg.ed rins, woulIceda, wan- goe
former
Mann had aekabo.t hisisek .wlija
fTrea .were dy aus"so4 neghtggs; ae-that
ý{h.trave lmv'eni~m h.
isaaII11ae p~mA,este,, at+om-tho en bhold*i
OnO psmtte aeto ork;iwdMuteý#h.no.
tr rs f thefleushad :t >ewaif
-idenc The htmlo awu
hanged, If the 'hur s thIhsny
h wo nt olfuhfhn hent
at least a halt .To'eflest:Breaaesi-rriat by
obligedto sede tie: r emole pooinated ."e ,
eyethel -mrth1 anh
,sn.aato. . +me + .
Thae f in+er ondae.n co.omewf.fo-rw sthat
M bgdlrhogld be lr.h.e.a'. t Th.te: . h e
a ganed; wethtch.tb h e ,enovit 8nac.liye d hu
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shoaao'b~phaedeome to, ue. ; hat
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, and wentwaoaueuum rbisad rhariohrank
withi lofe atmeroeic doovef., ltn ehorew.lm
cionemgir yted oain hef ioiao.ati4, eHeaaetosinea
snrtngo., anear hly tnaeeh ai WalhtC eb.ee--Ior.is
cibhed u,-Ei m thedlaiyt wotapthou beholdet
Sshading theyemht, umaebotwtea-whk yh
dd anxiousytlhoed pleed. of orkith dale ed tao
yug{ ita eyi cn arbaife of isa eaeo thee
: 'i thiawfed esndelyana;. ode ,taem irsni
witmothet.,ofr of n wthoba, wnegrhoqsa e went
.I chie4ld,whheneor h
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monen, atoueadnnmty.oceordere thewsa 'w.ncimsl
"nest",mopntg bylfbberalbgirl;'a~sif h eeý;:a;;
be enlimb ed npn imme to the e lnta e pl heiaotkae.o
p, Uha awing we.eg- ad m medg buri hao-nd,
,s ia not rejoicedf, andcotiue tst tohowr._a- th.
aina.rnd moetionless weas sond aed thu hog nofsa
seen, anacas'd s B .ie
-s[ ighterlyonne er fa to bromamitthat
of tere stnm Mnre wws. aoaow an ele
d eont wrkeikgbu.tunnnlost. m h.: des, bei migh
•uffe decosla.~o cMeano emr.. ,. h r+yatet_ hesohrthed tfoprmd at] rce
e mothe trof th e bitsrhosewaies mannosa ' to e anre
r~. : a oe day envy, aokng&somesly inured
. Thedsdee hirn, ad on ne wnath the stulnebla.tor
n on;. tre'eshae titae wertd app11, adim
edcsthdoh; e agith .eo meaoulsOneaye.
trae d hsc the hilt re doalfedtntoe ttalghi
sthon'%gele s bnobeleatingatad gd
das, ht, o tfth de.o thllelueade .r e of
deo htcti a-. e-ifng odgb-ei q°der bot aa
a.h . wrkenh o. thop, ' ea.ith
rdol hkejte ofpre;itein ontone . doetlardher tbe
pteenthd motionlesr e .so Bedarbn fouedhesba*od
vistn than thehadseed. He dlsab eyes.nojau.
lm cad a rd, band +¢s airthetnbe orw+ro e o thatlm
ped t overe fo dto w int hr. sene ate Looi
eh.anby and wrlen'od eored, whitwhe ert.1skoe d
poair b runnidnsgh b ewod lih ofe mighti ept
tmmeseii notaed mnyt , . " + 'Zlis,+dthaeh
kissed hy t iedelor the.n raaed tOhe. ;mnce
tn tleeitrive wifate.hich aoaagtea rediwn ehsitiake
tenr, naslhtotrd b a the reipste tagsio,.et rbacd
rtouýnd him uing -t~ e'l ~.H a ent
den t benci o .ed ;ank y yice odon theo ictanirm
1e maim t rr.tbgl~hole duy still looking iansiouslypot
The ash badaagone~adown beneath t=Into, " black.' hori.
son behhnd li ht~Eler trees had nd a --aim
taed; in the e eent p till har otbeverase.t
n shadowy er athed murmure dhut.l ntoh obeyd
a, the or.renaofdpairthalf t t.hrAl.lda 1
Man : itocuts aistle
neveneemaraes e.W? S +Prne tnsoved-oaaz t
destructrop:: Sodenly, pear st''e d aunmamng
e thworkmen, th beheld the indomitable with a
he thirmket of pandcsbels ondpicaxen anobilokabd
as ottherother. Shooefsc kofhis wif bad fisband,
ter; ýagtest to the anseeofl~he delay~and tojaasti
ed peared; and e.nbe soontin her pnredncet, Lonking
td an the workm en's torches, wihich were ahead
no lhesh a ot dirohedt i ln isemit. fhc . 'e. o
S did not shed manytefori or h r e bas fned tset he
gwas obeying tuetd riceexpretoeds. w.of hases n he.r
ch itssedti wifestenderly, atting amide say inj
icw the little waeid. which endeavored to clasp h ry:Seito
uj for how could herhave reaisterlthatcnares?-and
ec then, ins lomde hsky aoine, oriered thOne fa ictime
to be encloded the centralwpllartoateethatais
ant The wondere w and murmured-but." ' u
1oand the shrieks of.despaird that thleavngiven
thr theuhte da ddess te soon daybefnte hoiseiss
as vof hammend thand chiselseandepicdaxes. Ma Seilioohed
sternlyuon ntl the oflfe in of his wife hadasgeac.
d peareda ; and thendhearedty say, n throwinghim.
aself onrthefwonng,' whnti he might in despairnwhiec
a e no consolwtion came to "aeTt.
gte Shortly afteirards the chirchuckbefitisnilm aal
uothe cont round himadurme t oha terr e dives on tsr
rca chitectn lotrsome sreenvbn, and some saty ginju
no ovfectiunhead, Thegdatch. aThe thaot eer( at
nl is thatthe father of e cai, a masteir owuman'olseintly
excited his comrades against Mahiolh.' One day whena
he had ashended tomthe highest towertholwar' that all
he w right, they drew awae ahe laddber, ncalaa ou
to himptarntinguythablme dof eifhe coudld Thene
happyne nhrieked-.wlord, endeavoring; to:: jutify
ad himselft Hea ad obewntheedordered.a Bret.
of thaouhthe anhorite as w hecell. ThKeanyblleehe 4pe
;th the'snchorite had died the'day-beehi'ls
ae visit, and that miled beehideludedteb a-lfsirye forKa
te shooe, Hiaf espairrtheanienbeorme 1ermum
foria Butloeoflifeisstrung. He- was a - ue
ig- chanician; and endeavored, tey say, to fsbri a8b
as. pair of-wings·; by which he might fly down fracln at
pt.. He dared not implore theth succorc;of-Hegvern ; and
the, he leaped with mad coura Dowai b cam. ,-The
adwings, shattered bythe first shock,. beat 'i i~esely
no round him daring that terrible dive. He wasseen to
rth descend like an nirbff ;'and-they say that the earth
our -opened like wanter, to receive him, and eoipgi
no over his head. The legend ,se tot that ever ati~e
nor the hoar of midnight, a ppaniewoa' .i
lad always yheard Murmuring hogite','hrhti u
she rin Menollitoprelease her and '
M e m The present inhabitant f ii , ibOhi
opd never heard~these.Fords rol ,ehaaneyer
eft that tiecan~do sowhen he wlC `Mat: e eiee
wakes at mitdnightiiwIthoutffrigapýhlrae o
ther sent. df poor`Ica, and, enforti nnh-na
J fortunate Manoli: _ «ý
ARTLESS BArLcercy.-Oni8 the newete ci
dents which we hare' noticed mair on7 dy-and
one which shows the effect of earyjr
by a pure and undefled imatinnlo m Ilen
ndeor eur oboedhe. tionet ilas th related ta
visited ew York city and saw on the odlk a
ragged, cold and hungry little girl,' gazing gwij lly
at some cakes in a-shop window. ahestop p; 'and
taking the little one by the hand led.her inethe
store. Though she was aware that bread. might be
better for the cold child than cake, yet desirsing to
gratif the shivering and forloih one, she bought and
gave er the cake she wanted. She then took her
toanother place, where she procured her a shawl
and other articles of comfort. The grateful little
creature looked the benevolent lady up fell in the
face, and with artless simplirityl said, "Ara yeou
God's wife?" Did the. most, eloquent speaker ever
employ wo.ds to better.dvantage?
"Mr. Beecher said that if twenty-fve rifles could
be raied on thle spot, he would pled'e twenty-fve
mbre fIrom-Plymouth church.-Re- ort of the New
Haerm Konsas Meetng:
It has happened of old, from political jobe
That cherehes were rifed by fanatic mobs;.
- Bot the stables areturnedby the atrangestOf lhes,
And mobs are now rifed by fanatioc curches.:
-Carringtoon' Comemsasssaoe... .
"Nhimrod,can you toll me who as sthe h'tmsn?"
" Adam Somebody; his father was Nobodyt and
he never had a mother on account of the scarcity of
women."
Why is a m an- making love -to:a inairfed 'roman
like a seheriff evyingon thewronI man's dod. Be
case he's tkieývtiimnbf" a misplaced sdiesehna."
"Yo. bacleloos oghto e taed," .dladyt
a resote evaderof thenoose mater laL " I agree
with you perfectly,. mak'," was thgejely, he ehe
loriem certainly i sr ,
The man who "held an ofiee" tgeh -d.-n let
go forthe purpose of reoting- m a 'eitO me,
whea theolie got away, ansd has, "nebbe..Srd
from since.
A goad and generousseala ils ppywithis u-himself
and independsnto fort.,e;.kid'is hbi fienda tem
perate to his enemy; relil5ily jetp t . t
laborious, and discoarges every duty with c - y
and congrsity-of satiot. "- -
STbhedepest waters aretheimfat, silent; empty w
selamsakethegreatest soandatlakling cym lshe
worest masi. They who thlink least, comeeoypeak
meals.

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