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z AXE GE0RGE.-Th Fort WILLIAM
AMRY HO1EL sitnaed a. lhe above place. will Ne

fUT
elticb guests tie 2eth Of June
This tiple, September
hCutA Of tho Lake Immediately adouing ruins
liam Henry, md short
view Of lie Lako niles Tie hopse and
about f5p5 It'll 2e5 eetn length tht Lake deep With
awipF lia y lte rear The gitu laid out in tins
beaua with tarENnf The holae
eaests aud lighted gaa. use OF
the tt from lain aPng ibe distance me
every house, uIIiahag full supply
baths fDe hotel comfort
dear and 10 ufnithed ayl inferior
ho.s The rooms ste all large with complete Ysnilaion and
6e preferred. Livery Stable
together with abundance of Rtabo ard barn
MS5l 3m DAM III. GALE Proprietor.
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4 DYSPEPSIA PosITIVELY CURED.

II n
D y BEGKWITII's ANIEDYSPEPTlC PILLS, after trial
twcne aud By testimonials the
we United statea, the BEST ANTI
DHSEfflC MEDICINE offered public. ID
per h 6o0UQ borea have been disposed Of and the Raeh
ibsesutng They with the
na tho eano nunbet @ ereoore The pledges his
~ nnn and hs physan the SAFETY and
AFtiAC9 or THEIR bSE ltia hsedlssc publish certificates
ba' e hs numbers Of them Tens the language
their virtues, etc. ench r. Rev. Greeu,
Mepp IT. ReY Bishop Ffsemani Rev. VIM hcphee.ers, D.
D. Rslalg ~ Vi Hon Geo. Badger, Senator u. ST. R Rev.
valves % NORTH saTSlna Hon Judge Potter u s. Court
Cenh oenve Ga Hon John Henderson, o. S Senator aud
host Of stniar psrsonnges -
NawQreans by Jas.
n KeHneay e Beach, tnagh audby Druggists generally
TItbout BECK
WITH NJ d. Petersburg, va TO whom all please apply
jI3ly z'i7
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Fourth District Pound

Fourth District Pound
EKTAS brought to the Fourth District Pound First
wy street, between Rousseau and Fulton streets,
estrays-
One white Female Goat
One white and black Female Goat.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
said pound, THURSDAY, 26th instant at 10 O'Clock
Am. AUG. 5. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July IA. 1856.
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrierne
District Premiere, entire les rues Rousseau ct Full
ton, cemme epaves--
Une Chevre blanche
Une Chevre blanche ct nore. @ y sy
81 elles sont pas recanees dams dix jours les
dspenses payees eles vendusa enchere pubiaue
au dit depot JEUDI lie rs courant, 10 heures A. M
AUG. 8. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues..
Nouvelle Orleans, Ia Juliet, 1856 jyl6 81 26
RHTAs brought to the Fourth District Pound, on
Wv First street. between Fulton and Rousseau streets
One Creole bay pony about Il hands high brand
mark visible,
pound, on MONDAY, the Soth instant. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July 10, 1856. 9.n5 5.. .@..-
HI etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Qustriems
District Premiere entire les rues Rousseau ct Full
n Douy Creole bai d'environ IL mains de haut, sans
marque etampe visible
81 es dts aniaux sont pas reclames dams dix jours
ct depenses payees lis seront yendus fenehere pub
lique dit depot LUNDI e SO du courant 10 heures
A. M. AUG. 5. PHELPS,
Oomn,ssaire des Rues.
Nouvele Orleans, lie 10 Juliet, 1886. jy20 2B SO
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M EW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS and GREAT
IN WESTERN E&FRktS.-A DAILY EXPRESS now eetrb-
75 'he oPseeta Railroad between rev Orleans and Bayou
uTehi ting New Orleans with .The
Bayou Lafourche via
rULDEoTa STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
for Tfhodalx Houmu, Tgers Berwicbs Bay,
Csnter, Franklin, New Iberia ST. Manye Washington and
Opelousas.
Spe Jewery Valuabes Rnd Merchandise of description
toFtSaded and delivered promptly Notes. Drafts Bill etc.
lestsd, and all orieT attended 10 pnnctlaily.
Each EXPRESS in charge of Special Messehger1
All Merchandise Orders New urleAna
be left tho 0cs before p H. pre
oniel Joseph Barba 1870 Old Levee will prompt
attention.
EXPRESS leaVss Adam Co. Office % Camp street, daily
AL ieayea rankin House, Thbodan1 P. Nj and
Bayou Lsiourche at . P. NJ.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS
~ In connection with the above
transportation oil baggage of tho
that giving their and check the
have their deiYersd directed
md dispatch.
a24t STARR S. JONES, Office ss Camp street.
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ENLoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

ESLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
undersigned have, Ia addition to their old and
established lumber yards, Jala street landing New
Ben ST. Psn ear and Pine srses recently
lumber Bnsn fronting the Canal .he Caronaes
Walk Rob and ROber and
ST. se6ts they constantly hand
surtment OF building rnter'alsr such sH--
peh aud wdo, dessed, tongned and grooyed
Yellow Pine Ceiling. . &
IN III X ch wide desssd tongned and grooved
TX aud M ineh narrow and wde dressed, square joint Yellow
Piue Flooring.
Shelving and dressed scantnF and
Joi.ta heavy Decking, and inch Panks
Weather Boarding. Laths, shingles,
Fane ready Doors and SASH Blinds Moulding always
on hand and made 10 order
Lumber st thsir Mills Pensacola and Black
Bay West Fd suit the markets Of
Baltimore New York Boston, Key Wes layaca Cotpos
Chrs pGrts along the Aaac and Gulf
also supply orders for the Ergb
other European markets
all neatly piled In shods and from
III band rely getting
mss well immedi
20 JLEY, NICoL q CO.,
Corner Cedar nnl Julia streets, New BARN,
ja am and Carondelet Wsk, Old Basin.
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NyOOKHIES, GRIGGS Il CO., No 10 Tchou-
ptoulas street, have in stols and for sais-- N 5
sAGlNaoo casks prime Cincinnati Sides and shonders
LARD-a5O bbls and Herces, and 500 kegs prime. -
LARD o1l90O bbs ConknGs, Tobas Husts Enger's Whet
atone,a aud other brands. t=
PORK $50 bba Mess and Prime
BEEFs0O half bbs John H. Davis' extra Family Mess
Also Sugar Cured Beef and Tongues the brand.
HAhS2g0 John q. Ch!ds n Thomas' John shay's
and John H. DAVIS, choice Sagar Cured.
WHISKY5 bbs DIVERS Deans and Homos' and Conwali
Extra.
SOAP 100 boxes Geo. Shilito's o,eine Oxide.
ADANANTlSE d. 81 and 6s, fame,
e1lorad papera, article for the Mexican markos.
STAR CANoES-0OO and half and S. variou
brands.
BUTTER AND CaEEsE-soo pkgs A. w. Browne Wester
Reserve.
OLD Of superior Old aad Bourbon
CATAWBA WINEs-iGo boxes Of Longworhs celebrated Spark
ling, Brandy, 81 Wine and Dry. jel sm
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ID EMOVAL-The subscriber having pur-
y chased the entire Stock Of DRUGS CHEMICALS ETC., from
r. r. Mitchell Msgaxno street, opposite the Arcade has
removed from his 81 st. Charles suest 70 the above
mentioned place. IL. b. WHEEI0CK,
New Orleanr. May Is 1851 ie1 Spm
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ID EM0VAL-G. w. HxNsoN & Co. have re
u r. moved heir caiOe from Ts 81 cnsp s7st, "a
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NEW YORK AND ERIE sTs EssTs "a 5iszssaslssEs9;

III kAlanoAD u a. Mslg glkEoi ls5 ~
Time between Washington Wheeling Running
time between Washington aud Cincinnati u hourss:
through Ee a5d soEEsg Shas & b ha1 4 Washington
having greaty improved its Western
fullest travellers between Washpgon Baltimore
The connection between the trains the
a ass hs ssS na a. s' h
Banioe THIS only change between Washing
the Warrington station and echeeId and 1nsese4 saa a
the panga without CHARGE for those holding through tickets
an Nj O. sandsss a he later suT py aa's 4'
Al Wheeling direct with tho train Of the
ing through ca5dEe zsnesvs and Newars ceam6a These
Newark with the the Newark Mansfield
sandnky Railroad, for sanduky Toledo Detro Chicago, ST.
Columbus O. Railroad with raus
At Xena Little Mhmi Rairoad) with The
teia through pa ton to Indianapolis Terre Hau Layee Chi
Passengers holding through Memphis urg
chez New oroan which sold at transferred
vile, Cairo and St. Louis, sold by this route.
For and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chicago,
Welisyille, (oy mlss
Travellers requested noics that while only
aurdng through eketa and checks MashngtoD
bhqttes speedy direct the leading points
mics being about 10 miles shorter than other
FARE BY TnRouGH TICKET WksHrssroS.-To Wheeling
airtad sls ss BY from Cincinnati els; Indianapolis
s0 eeyel.nd 81 Isl To Detroit 70; chioago
s2e6s md 1896 ST. Louis s2s so and s5 Memphis New Or
Fedsek Harpsr Ferry Marinsburg Berkeley Springs
passoSgs mny leave WashpFtca at 4 H. or A. For II
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheehng take A.
| tran iIom Washington.
the tran to and from Baltimore Annspo etc. specis
k For further iaormation through tickets etc., apply TO THos
| JOHN H DONE,
| fs.--.= Master of Trans poratoD,'
lc2tt Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, timare.
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Police Jail, Second District.
NETAs brought to the City Police Jail the Sd day
wv of July, the light negro boy JkG OK is S feet u
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs to MI
Rigand's brckyard Pensacola Fa. The owner is re-
uuested to call and claim said slave according to law
q, PLANGHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, July 10. 1856, jyfl I'm
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~ bepg agents importers this city Of the celebrated
SkZERAC BRANBIEs keep constantly sappy Of The
grades we'll
1885, and 1905 invite the astenton the trade
iha being Pure and Genuine article.
WM. E.LRYERICH CO, Agents,
jsstt 81 Ole tegse sifest
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United States Life eInsuranceAnnuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
3. u. CRAWFORD, President.
c. q. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND wRST,
ko.ss Ctmrztrset ,yeroTlesas.
.n.5. BENJAMIN FL0BAkCE,kSsnt
HkRaiON poANE, Aest. Agent.
Y Rtzkronth siseio fWHlrEPERsoNSs sud sLAyE6takenos
the zostfAvorahletsrnk. octls iy
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Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
l. STAPLE GOODS, IS
sNo 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel Nelc Orleans
the Of Wholesale and Retail Dealers
imported, and constantly applied throughout the year.
SHELL Shell Buffalo Combs, every style
and variety.
description his manufacture
lowest Northern factory prices
tam, Fancy Soaps, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Boek Work Boxes Deuks
together With endless variety Of Poemonnas, every
style and Rhnpe and at unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS kDyes. Colts Wnner's Revolving Pistols
SCISSORS RaEors Life PTevers Fishipg Reels
every variety to suit the most determined angler.
" ATC HE'S, JEW ELkY,
The stock hia line consisting of the T. Cooper NJ
and Joseph johnson ovement with fine assortment of Swiss
and Engah Levers together with large Eastern
Jewel Svsrwa have selected great by
ROBEI engaged in the Wholesale
having been sxcusiye cash
offered 10 purchasers. W. =
Every article warranted represented, money reunded
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| About midnight on Monday, was reused up
| by the sound OF d terrific eannonade and sus-
| tanned muskerry fire, along the whole front
| from our left to the French right, and on has
tening out to the height in advance OF the Vic
t0ria Redoubt, heard and Witnessed what IN
duced me to believe that night attack had
| been made by ourselves and the French TO
retrieve the fortune of the day From the Maa-
kof to the extreme left of the Redan-a space
1 of about q mile---whole clouds OF fame burst
| along the line from the sustained discharges or
| some two hundred cannon, while muskstry hlied
| up the short intervals from both our oHn and
Ihe enemy's ground. The night was pitch dark,
and as the storm of shells whistled through the
air, nothing could be grander than the merry
parabolas Of these terrible messengers, from
battery 10 redoubt and from redoubt back again
to battery. @ sH@
have neither time nor power to describe the
magnificent but awful pyroteehnie scene. A
badly aimed smell from the Malakof passed high
i over the Mamelon, and fell some sixty yards
! from where stood but though this was safe
enough deemed it best to shift my ground. and
so retired A loud 's three times three rose
upon the midnight air from the direction of the
Redan and as one can never be mistaken IN
this peculiar product of British lungs, jumped
to the pleasant conclusion that the days STAIN
had been wiped away. and that the ksdan was
| our own. l was, however, mistaken ana the
explanation of the whole affair was this: Dur
ing the night, the French, endeaVofing 10 taAe
/ advantage of the darkness had erept ont lrom
the Mamelon to recover number OF seanng
: ladders which they had been compelled to
! abandon during the attack. The Russians per-
! eeived them, and opened q smart fire Of grape
: from the guns of the MalakoE, which was re-
pestsd by a shell from the Mamelon. Almost
n simultaneously party of the enemy emerged
i from the Redan. in expectation of what they
. deemed a similar attack to that attempted by
the French, and being perceived by our men, q
, volley of muskstry was poured into them and
J chase gave with the bayonet After o short
j time the Russians turned and fed, and it was
at this juneture that the hurrahs | have mem
/ | toned were sent after them. After this the
E cannonade was kept up for some time from both
lines, in the manner have remarked.
}, Next morning there was hardly a gun hred
IS on either side; and about IL o'clock We hested
i q flag to request the necessary truce ior the
Of burial of our dead A delay of some minutes
is having occurred before an answer was gwen
,e but during which messengers we're sent hurry
T. ing from the redoubt toward where We supposed
s. the General of the Russlaa lssaches to be--the
te wiseaere of an officer in aend on our side,
r, guardsman OF more hight than apparent intelh
no gence, ordered the flag to be pulled down.
l. Flre nnnutes alter, several Russian othoeT
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LEGAL NOTICES..

STATE on VERMONT The Probate Court for
District Of Grand Isle, s.. the district Of Grand
Isle. 10 oil persons to whom these presents shall
OprrriNc
Augustus Knight guardian Of Emeline Scutt,
minor under Z G ago Of eighteen years, having re-
presented to this Court that the said Enene Scutt
Is seized in her right in fec Of ono third part
OF an eighty acre Bounty land warrant issued under
an act Of tho United States. Congress, dated Sept.
gath, 1850, AMI No. 81 400, and that sale thereof
would be conducive to the best interest Of HE said
ward, and praying said Court to grant him license
to sell tho same II is hereby ordered that said
application stand for hearing before said Court
ut session thereof TO be holden at the Court House,
in said District the LIST day Of October, A. d.
lo5j, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud that notice thereof
be given by Publishing this order, embracing tho
substance ofsaid petition, in the Free Press,
paper published in Burlington, Vt, three weeks
succcssivey the last Of said publication. to be pre-
vious to said time fixed for hearing.
Given under my hand at North Hero, thi. list day
Of Sept A. D. 1855.
ELIJAH HAYNES, Judge.
true copy. Attest.
wl0w3 ELIJAH HAYNES, Judge.
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New Publications..

Pu1NANs Monthly for September. The
opening article is on the New English Poets
and is review of Clytennestra and other
Poems, by Owen Meredith and second se-
ries of poems by Matthew Arnold son of the
late DR.. Arnold. Owen Meredith is q fcti.
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Life among the Mormons, Thackeray's New
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Lovers Leap, a Seneca Legend, in verse. The
Pride of our Village. The Portrait The
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For sale by Fuller
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A Card to the Ladies'.

nR. DUPONCO'S Freneh Periodical Golden Pills,
- infallbe in removing stoppages or irregu-
laritie. of the These Pills nothing
n y, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America with unparallel.
ed success in every case and he is urged by many
thousand ladies' who have used them, to make the
Pills Public, for the alienation Of those suferin
from any sularties whatever, we'll as to pre-
pregnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit increase of family. Pregnant females,
those supposing themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant. as the pro-
prietor assumes no responsibility after the above ad
monition, although their midness would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-
many each box.
Price s 90 per box.
GEO. W. ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winoosk Falls, Milton, Wiliston,
Iinesburgh and Richmond, to whom all orders
be sent. BY enclosing 81 90, the Pills will be sent
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity of Rut.
land, POND MORRIS, Druggists
Oct. II, 1854. ddwly
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Wares a. THE ATLANtIC.-Grc"u, he
diver, ho, 1'n down to the wreck nf th"
Nlmit-unni himself upon the wheel
house; hlj his way to the state ROM in th'
after part # the boat, and attachc a lin" ~
t." window ct the same. This roou j. ,ui1o'i
e., rontaiu the safe of the American Express
Company. lie remained under "a'.r ~
minutes, and brought ny with him pieces of
the wreck, some of which were brought
do~s by the Plymouth Rock on her last trip
to Nsdty. lie only waits for warm wea TIL
or for aothcr trial, and entertains no doubt
of his success in obtaining the iron safo of
the Company. and with it the treasure. The
samples of wood from tie wreck are so water
soaked as to sink at once when put into water.
-Brfdlo Erpress
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Samuel EletCher'S Est ate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Chittenden, Sc
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittcndon.
To all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
Fletcher late Of Shelburn, in said District deoeas.
ed
GREErISG
Whereas, the Administrator Of the estate Of Sam
ue Fletcher, late Of Shclburn in said district de-
ceased proposes to render account Of his admin
i:ration upon said estate, and the Court aforesaid
hath assigned and appointed, tho
18th day of September next,
Mt the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington, in said
district for the examination and allowance Of .aid
account
Therefore, you arc hereby notified, to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand, this 29th day Of August,
a. ID. 1856
D. FRENCH,
wSv3 Register.