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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

physicians USE IT.-TaE FOLLOWING IS
l. the voluntary testimony of worthy and well known ply
sician relative experience of the ecacy of b A. Fane-
years-GRENADA, Miss May 23 1s53Messrs D. A. Falne-
stock & Go Gentemen-I am of those individuals back.
ward in giving certificates but in the present Instance consider
ee Of medicine for wenyv years. and have never met with
any remedy efecua for worms MS your 'crtluge In
adults, in of Fever sometimes use to carry oil
caome taken the previous night and often find bilious "a
Respectfully, W. NJ. HAWKINS, NJ. u.
country Throughout he United States my
A YERs .cATEHARTIc PlLLs-F1LLs. THAT
AARE PILLs-Protessor Hayes State Chemist of Massa-
cse they the best of all Pills and annexed are the
men who certify that Doct Hayes knows viz
HEagEL SAW Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass
W. G. PLuNKETT, Lieut. Gov. of Mass
EDWARD EVERETT Ex.sec. Of State and Senator OF u S.
DnoT kawnnson Mnsa enpa 05e sR Britain
b MEN TA ST' MRE DiRS LONDON
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapd
ity we may mention
CosvenesS Bilious COMPLAINTS rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea Indiges-
Fatuency Loss of Appetite all Uceros and Cuaneous Dis
cases. which require eyacant Medicine, Scrofnn Kings
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating The
system cure many Complaints which twoud not be supposed
tey could reach Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
ga Nervous Irrabliy, Dergemens of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising from
the best Purgatve Medicine discovered and you will
need to use them once to know 1t. -
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
DrpsgR il h Gnsd sH1ss AGENTS
WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Druggists and Dealers Propreors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp q Charres
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract of att
eudng and keeping repair the Bridges Canal Car
ondeet a IRENE Aaais lee Claiborne and Roman
The bridges shall be delivered TO the whatever
they may be found in the day the be-
gins work. and said shall be bound to have all
may be in good order to keep them always good condition
during the continuance Of his contract the expiration of
the same and deliver all said bridges the city per
feet order and condition. n
The contractor shall be bound 10 keep constantly attend
ance during day and night the requisite number of hands
shall furnish all oil and materials that may necessary keep
said bridges in good working order The shall also
repair and always keep in good order thepafos used
ing said bridges.
All damages which may said bridges through the
negligence ncapacy Of the contractor shall be repaired and
paid for by him. 9 IF Ea
The contractor shall be fined in the of ten dollars for
each and every neglect of duty said fine retained by
Comptroller out OF Of the monthly payments be made
said contractor '7
Security the of $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
IN case Of neglect on the part Of the contractor to comply
strictly with the foregoing specifications, the Common Council
the right 10 declare iuso
void without applying court of justice without
Identifying the contractor and TO have the
the expense of the contractor and of his security,
Payments monthly at the presentation of the Surveyors
tihcae.
contract TO be adudicaed for term of one year from
date Of the approval of the adjudication by Council
Bids to be per year for the whole work complete.
LOUIS H. PILE
Fer j n OoMMuSY: = City Surveyor
New, Orleans, aIay 18th, 1856
Approved by the Committee Streets and Landings OF both
Boards.
[Signedl S. HOWELL
Lsignedt n. E. BAILEY,
iel2 dt16
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TIME GREAT COUGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESPECTOR NT-Thc orirual tier was hand
a IN MS for nublicao remedy which cnn elliott sc cnro
,nip,ns must be a good one:
,,,,
'0'' >'' ai ' AH'
Dr.o"o. Woodmah' New orleans:
My Dear Sr-In justice you aduy owe to suffering
and world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expecorant
done for me- when other remedies had failed to give any
fehe IN me '7i Oh ft, lhs III o. LOUIS ~heFe nave re-
cola which settled On nv lnngs and was confined ~ hsi
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HARDWARE.

JDH. WATERMAN. CHAs. ". WATERMAN.
e.z.zEsHaaxnza> j. WATERMAN IL BROTHER,
N>asssySsgEF5a HARDWARE NERO HANTS corner Of Com
ATiaE2A mon and Magazine streets, have hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment of articles comprising in part
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes. Chains, Scytheg,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopcrsi Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plorghs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements
Mill, Cross-crt and Pit Saws
Ok Yokes, Bows Sngetrees
Turning Latl!es,
Hoes, Hanes, Shovels and Spades, Platform SCALES,
Andirons, Tenders, Shovels md Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
CoHee Hecas, Chatting Dishes
Chinese GongS, Iron Bedseads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
o23ly Seines. Fishing Tackles etc, etc
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleausS
Be remembered the 18th March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and Fl P JAN
ver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
and say that the just and and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before me- this 26 day of March
1856. C. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved Six cent In
erest the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip div
den Of Twenty-Five per the net earned premiums of
the past year. which certificates will be issued and after
the Of June they have reserved the Balance
Of the net profits Of the year ending l2h March 1856 to meet
pending but unadjus claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pers OF the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current rates of
premium.
Office in iron building Of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President. =.
GARRIERE. Vice President,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans )
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1856 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H Wheeler, Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans who being duly
coriing law depose and that the above
st true transcript from the books of the
said Company, A. BROTHER, President
JAS II. WHEELER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before This 18th dry of January,
1856. CHAS NJ BRADFORn Sec9nd Justice OF
the Pence Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved to interest of six
per cent the outstanding certificates of profits to the
thereof their legal representatives, and after
MONDAY, the 1lth of February next
The also declared dividend of ten
per cent the earned premiums of the Company for the
yeard ending December 1855 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th Of March next.
his Company continues to insure against the peril OF the
rveIs aud loss damage by fire. at the current rates OF
premiuln Office, No IS Camp street;
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, EicePresident.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
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H U
H. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW ORLEANS.-The following statement of the
affairs of this company published in conformity with the
quirements of their charter, viz:
Amount of premiums received for the year ending .
3ls December, 1855. S09o ~
Amount of untermiIated risks, 3ls Dec, 924 W
Total amount Of premiums for year ending 3lst De- nos
Viz For premiums on fire risks ....... S27S076 20
For premiums river risks. 1885 ~
For premiums Il marine risks..... $3.50 40 ..- TO-
$50, 1902 20
Less premiums on risks not terminated
3lst December. 1855. .9lUS5b7 W
Returned premiums ..................., 2.64I 20
-SlO6,24 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Deem .
ber 1855 1854 08S 90
Losses during the period, viz:
On fire risks. ................. .S146.047 80
On river risks. 2Oi,oto o.
On marine risks. 5j,oi3 o.
S543,D99 50
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip
issued ETC., less interest," disc't, etc.. 1858 b4
--S471,7 TAB II
slst 1855 ......:........... .s62 339 Sc
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% HQPE HALL, No. % ST. CHARLES

xs<&3aA i STREET.
-SES NJ The undersigned having purchased the estab-
lshmen No. SO st. Charles street. ataly known
as HICkOkS SALOON, and completely overhaued and
waited It. has given the of HOPE HALL and respect
fully announces to his friends and the public and the rest of
well as bodily comforts to their entire satisfaction
His BAR will be constantly furnished with the best WINES
and that can be imported and his arrangements In
the culinary line cannot be surpassed.
Ne will keep all times all the decaces the Southern
and Northern markets afford and will supply families par
ties with FISH GAME, OYSTERS etc. their state,
cooked in the most approved style.
Me has employed Oblging attendants and those
stow their patronage Hope Hail. may assured that every
attention will be paid them by the proprietor and assistants
dill If JOHN J. DANIELS
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TiNOiS SALE-A BARGAIN-ON ACCOUNT OF MY
Il Removal to the Abita Springs
MY RESIDENCE situated in the of Claiborne op-
poSie Covngton 100 yards from the Steamboat Landing and
2 miles from the Abia Springs Two low pressure
TO GoHngon where Schools markets, Stores churches
afford al the conveniences required for pleasant summer or
winter residence, is
Claiborne is noted for its fine Springs which, among other
advantages its entire exemption from yellow fever and cholera
may be ascrbed Its saubry may be judged from the
that have resided the property years.
family of children and wor&nen and have called
The property consists of two-stoy Brick House. four
below and four above with necessary buildings Orchard
Garden etc. The House stands 800 'front.' 1900
feet deep The land be increased
China etc. - 60
For terms, which will be low, apply Mr. KENDI No. IS
Camp street, or to the subscriber CoVington, La P. o.
teiS J. s. BOSSIERE.
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.I5 THOMAS. q. SHIELDS, Grand Secretei
odd Fellows, HAN Association.

BOARD or DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
thelfrst Monday of every snonth f
John d. sen Ct D1naR, John gEiekard + G.
Rareshide Neol ALI Mouton, Edward Pisbury and
T,tT. ID
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TIM Rs ag eiR AND5IiQIGE aFI4ogIsIANA 4 q 81
inv Grand Lodge Room odd Fellows Hall, Of
q s az ss nv 1ss Union Lodge
4 ss +a haTaFs IL ebsreE Elns
rs ,saag asasa ThonRs Il
#i Within q Lodge III
sss saa ~ e. t ststSs
Grand States CHARLES We J, Wshal q
sssie 8sss d
USsa uspish y es
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aSpa 3 9eHss11'
q Ils.rsst ~ NesSr Richard Excelsior Lodge
plssrist q Landry Lodge M q Dis
B Il No sS pisilist
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fsass rs q p!s.s y sssh gs1fs
No Diatfaes No George Dernseye Lodge
s Mss ss
- III Grand Grand
asad Secretary 90
= siiSss - sltl,ortl inaas Lodges.
2E HSss d It'll Sec
fssasy niiashai d,
Me- SssFs N sSis,ds IL Iasssds
Il tsfgs j. ii Roqussf, TFsasafs
Il Il r ..5
ssslssry Il Rssss tN' $500
s u Z csnty
rssps ksa 'ss y, 's'
sTEUTo HODGE NJ. lo--Johr G. Fletcher, N. G H.
Tfsanrer
NJ I1sIohn q Ftebps n e.;
gosffERGIA All LODGE No. 12Jas. n Stockton. N. g. 7.
Laashln Y g Jas Gloagh, seeretary Per seere-
H0WARD LODGE No. 13r-J. O. Dunlap N P. d. Van
nsyd M9s5s q shotsll Psr Sec.
Tins McDoag Secretary Luther Homes Treas
TEMPEARLeDGENo .ls-Geo ". Hunter, n. G.; A. W.
Hgas5 sar y Bragg Per-
81 COVENANT LODGE M: Geo. Whitenore, n. 6: H
ssassh Y 5s $ a'lne Per
s POLAR AR DGE No Iaet. Lacoste n !. G.; J. n
rstaFyi g. Gersennegger, Treasurer, 81
I. MAGNOLIA LODGE No.a22-J.$ o. Wagner, N. Wv.
.ssfyi II n. stoppeahagn, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENCE LODGE No. .22ssaf. schwarz, N. CT A
II Ksssls sssretaFs = Per- secre-
coLUMRus LoD GE No 2a--gyn: erard, G.; Q: r.
Magician Fer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No! ct G. Banschbach, N: c.; t.
bsss Il sas Per-
PeapaF ESoslies ecfetary H caillott Per Sec
HERMANN HODGE No. ss9--3. Weisheimer, N. G.5C.
Moses = Faust Per sscrstar
James Gerard stii, Secretary; j.. FufnearS
Per. Secretary g. Schmidt, Treasurer. E395f8
IRRcEI ANTS LODGE AZ. 42Wm. Bloe,nfe I'D, N G.;
w H Ellis, tahln, Secretary r, q. Abbott. Per-
: Secretary T. "a Pofhier, Treasurer
II @$ interior, lodges. Izi &s
DE SOTO LODGE So. nsesat Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening ai3
NJ. 20 meets at Frankllnon Saturday
evening NJ u
METH LODGE No. meets at Shreveport Wednesday
ANpRYLonGENo No. Is ope1ousas on sntur-
ii day evening. 5
CLINTON LODGE No.27 meets at Clinton Wednesday,
I evening 5S n 7sas9E5$5
Monday evening. 55Sa5 ~
evening" Lz & ~. .5.7 |5g LEE Z
NEW IBERIA LODGE No So meets at Newton Thurs
day evening. i5s4...
8 PRAlRiE LODGE No.s7 meets at Washington Friday
evening, I3E5F .55ss @ s93!e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. A meets at eheneyyille on
INSCRIPTION LODGE No! 40 meets at Napoleonville on
THOMAS, ID. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary.
5sa# odd EEeIIoyRs' Hall Association.
BOARD oF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
fret hTarln Jp fIa ~ n tN.
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Air. Gates r. w u. d. G. Patriarch, Of District No y
Frarklin Oscar Barbee r. H. D. G. Patriael of District
No. 8, Baton Rouge A. Y. D. Covert. W. D. D. G. pa
arch, of District No. 4 Clinton. III 4%& e645s50p "a i
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MAS brought to the First District Pound,
w Dryades street. between Girod and Julia Streets
estray- ~ = 7s@
One white cow black head and neck, swallow fork and
der bit on right and under slope on let branded
A on right hip. @
on paid will be sold at public auction nj said Pound
DAY, the Gath inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ II
AUG. S. PHELPS
- + I l'r,,i icSinp
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS


...s. q MyERPHY,S HOTEL. RESTAU-
<eagI RANT AND OYSTER SALOON, No % and
N W., 100 st. Charles street. Is open for the reception
Ee4asgeg of visitors Fish, Game and all the DELEGATES
OF the served the approved style shortest
notice. all hours Just received alo Of Oysters and
salt RICHARD MURPHY. DO tt
r. THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. 90 CANAL
having been partially burnt by the late fire. is
M refted in most superb and comfortable will be
open for the accommodation Of boarders
March.
fe23t --.., i-..r-,S4.. MRS Il, A. HOWE.
~ ~ SAINTS SALOON, 10l ST. CHARLES
WSA &@J STREET: This Splendid Saloon having been
NINETY thoroughly fitted up for the coming season. Is
49, HGw q open Ih H VERY best oysters will be con
Wines and Liquors Of the very best quality, also be
found this establishment increase Of price
the Proprieors from the best to be had
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JNO. G. TURNER,
- . - EDWD o. WILLARD.
r. Brennan. Not. Pub
hereby certify the foregoing to hea copy original
act Of record in current register: In faith whereof
H. have hereto signed and affixed the impress of
Official seal, this fourth day Of May, A. u. 1856
myl6, law4w r. Brennan, Not. Pub.
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olaesrs for the 1856 Il Monlton AZ W Grand Par
We s. warden; james Fnrneaux, r. W. G. Scribe; II. Will
Hams r. W. . Treasurer W. *. Mcintosh, r. w G. ]. W.
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ETY AS brought to the Fourth District Pound
w JnGkSOn Street bGWeen Constance

W corner OF ST, Ann and Detbigny streets esirays
One black and white She Goat white face and rope collar
with her Kid, yellow and white spotted.
One brown she Goat black stripe the back black face
white belly and legs. . -
WHICH il not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
on paid viii be sold ut public auction at said Pound MON
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
AUG, S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
lei
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81 WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Monday
each month"; SIafgny buildings, Third District Officers
for the present seG Lanlenbeck G. p; H Goldman II.
Ps II BiinkrnaI w Fnke, Scribe; j. Goertz j. w
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mier District Dryades, les God Julie,
CONNIE epaye- 4 !
Une NAQHE blanche aSant la ete lie nors roreie
drole tendue tource dessOu oee gnuchc ecouree
obliquement en- dessous, eampee A In hanehe drote
81 la ite vache NEST recanee dams dix ct les de-
penses paSees ellie seraEendue rentere pubuue dit
depot le MARI d "a du courRnt, a 10 heures A. NJ.
a AUG. s. PHELPS,
so. !. y Connlissaire deS
&. Neuvelie- orleans, IL JUN 1856 ..zf jnl4 Is %
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No. the second and fourth Saturday In each
ODD Fellows corner of Camp and Lafayette
Officers for the tern, Iorop, O. p; G.
VT Gould II. r Smith, Koontz, Scribe; j, j.
+ Ssh K NJ Todd
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jel2 5nnd&W
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II. IiIspaNgh, IreaslfeF. a,
LAFAYETTE meets the first and third Monday each
month"; Fchoupitouas street. huff square above Railroad
crossing District Officers the present tePmJ. r.
Dunn, n rasia II Al; chas tieheeb S. We s. Gal
pin Scribe; Jennings j. W; .. r. Barrett, Treasurer
PELICAN No. s. meets the third Saturday IN each
month Polar Star Lodge ST. Louis Officers for
The present erniJ. N. Wagner p; L. Charles a. T.
Capitaine s. VIC o. Dugue, Scribe; j. Nedot j. WI B. La
{ terulie. Treasurer. 3
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MAGNOLIA Nc. 4meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month i5%
MOUNT SINAI No. meets in Franklin parish Of ST. Mary
the first ard third Wednesday in each month.
G. WSHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday In
each month in Clinton, parish of East Felieiana.
Al communications intended for the Grand Eneampment,
must be addressed to jus Fnrnea& g. Scribe, Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans
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EXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter was hand
ed for publication. remedy which elicit such
minms, must be good one
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GRAND FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION AT FRANKLIN
We learn from the Franklin Journal that there was
mass meeting rof the good Unionloving citizens of
old st. Aiary's in that town, on Saturday the 25th
aaIt. %.s..
From the account given Of it in the journal it must
have been livery interesting affair indeed. They had
q poleraising, dinner and grand procession and Of
course speaking-which by the way must have been
good as there were present several distinguished ora
tors who were present and made addresses.
But the grand feature Of the occasion was the
presence at the speakers stand of thiryone beauti-
full young ladies. each with a banner on which was
inscribed the name Of a State Of the Contederaey.
They were seated Immediately in front of the speak
ers who seemed to be inspired by their presence, with
glowing thoughts and ardent, eloquent words
After night there was a grand torchlight process
aion which was also graced by the presence OF the
fair daughters Of St. Mary, who turned out to the
number Of over hundred.
The Journal expresses the conviction that in thu
election Of tomorrow, the town Of Franklin and th
parish in which it is situated will be found to be Al
rightn ge"",
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Key West News.

We find the following marine temsin the Key West
correspondence of the Charleston Mercury Of the 29th
ut It includes everything from the 10th to the 2oth
utimo:
18th. Steamship Texas Forbes, $50 passengers from
San Juan-put in for coal, provisions and water.
Brig Granada, Pettingi Philadelphia, 18th a cargo
of coal for the use of the coast on th
station.
18th. Suffolk, Smith, New York, with an assorted
cargo for this city and Tampa. e
18th. Brig Isolc Carver, Partridge, from New ork,
with goods for tbs market ct; ana rensaS9i
off San Key and placed passenger on board pilot
I7tb Schooner Eliza Catharne, Alder, Tampa with
| beef and cattle.
Il, s, Government Transport Colonel Washing ION,
Captain Smith, from Fort Myers with part of com
pany A. 1st Artillery, Lieutenant Dulyea command
| ing.
10th Brig T. Remington, Sawyer, st. Marks, with
cotton for New York
81 U. S. mail steamship Isabel, Rollins with a com.
pany of the I'd Artillery, in command OF Colonel
Winder, U s. A., from the garrison of Charleston har
Dor. Col. WIS. company relieve company \. LIST Ar
tillery, Capt Vogdes. The latter leave this evening
for Oh .rleston in the Isabel.
The following vessels have sailed:
Oct 10th, Brig Huntress. Wellington, tor Charles
ton with the cargo of the condemned schooner Eliza
Fisk; 18TH schooner Suffolk Smith, Tampa United
States transport Colonel Washington, Fort Myers
FLORIDA ISL bl s. Isaac carver, faItflu9e' tnsa
cola E. Remington Sawyer, New York; steamer
| Isabel, Rollins. Havana sd, schooner Ruall, ---
jacksonville Fa.; United States mail schr Joshu&
Skinner, Reynolds, Fort Dallas transport schr. Lib
bic Shephard Lowe Fort Dallas 18th, United State
mail steamer Isabel, Rollins, Charleston
No wrecks have occurred on our coast since on
| last communication. The hcad-board of ship Edmund
has been picked up among the Ragged Keys, having
been in the water long time.
Very little property has been saved the fortnigh
past from the sunlen ship Isaac Allerton-cause
| bad weather.
Ship Don Juan will be ready for sea early in Noven1
Der. Ship S R. Mallory is loading, aud will sail il
| November for Charleston.