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Big Brilldle.

In Nashville, many years ago, there resided a gen.
tleman of great hospitality, large fortune, and though
uneducated, possessed of hard knot sense. Col ".
had been elected to the Legislature and had also been
judge Of the county court il 4, @ sS5s8 SS5.
l. His elevation, however, had made him somewhat
pompous, and he became very fond of using bio
words. On his farm he had large mischievous OK,
called ".Big Brndle, I, which frequently broke down
his neghbors' fences, and committed other depreda-
tions, much to the Coonels annoyance,
One morning, after breakfast, in presence of some
gentlemen who had staid with him ever the night
and who were now on their way to town. he called
his overseer and said to him asss{t re- azSf s. ~
ssiMr. Allen, desire you to impountl Big Brinde,
in order that may hear no more animadFessions on
| his eternal depredations.H ID
| Allen bowed and walked off, sorely puzzled to
] know what the Colonel meant. -ta gk3F3e
| So after Col w left for town he went TO his wife
and asked her what Col w meant by telling him to
| 'impound y the OK 5.s 8#g3 )
Why said she. 'the Colonel meant to tell you
| to put him in q pen.' -,5
Allen left to perform the feat, for it was no ineon-
siderable one, as the animal was very wild and Vi
cious and after great deal of trouble and yeation
| he succeeded. aS{45ti SttS5sts5 = IS 7 $
"Well, said he, wipipg the perspiration from his
Me SEow ana m S99qaiz.ng aa ts i mpopnding is it?
have impounded Big BrindIe, and I'll bet Ipuzzls
him as bad as be, did me.'' - - r
The next day the Colonel gave a dinner party, and
as be was not aristocratic, Allen the overseer sat
down with the company. After tho second or third
glass was discussed, the Colonel turned to the over
seer and said --21 as#f ~ # =
q Eli, Mr. Allen did Won imnnnnd Rin tEr;n5Iay
| sir?n .E7, Is-l..- - II
Allen straightened himself, and looking around at
| tile company. said: IS
Yes, Idid, but old Brindle franscended the impan-
mel Of the impound and scatterloph all over
/ the equaninlity of the forest. Y
4 The company burst into an immoderate ht Of
laughter, while the Colonels lace Redeemed with dis
! comfture. a=5 zs E=E "a
= What do you mean by that, sir y said be.
4 80 Why. Imean Colonef ~ sajd that
Brindle being. drognosticated with an idea Of the
eholery ripped and tared. snorted and paved dirt,
jumped the fence tnek to the woods, and would not
! be mpounded no how I =" 9ge
/ This was too much the company roared again, in
which the Colonel was forced TO Join, and in the
midst Of the laughter Allen left the table, saying to
himself as he went, "a reckon the Colonel won't ask
| me to impound any more oxen. "
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! NUM- ! !. :. ] J 4. BER Z ] R l55.
Ns@ Orleans 9ailp Grsstsnt.
from the louisville Journal
Ere we Parted by the MILL.
gs BY AMI MARTA WELBY.

i 1 IA
Throagh the twiightts purple afory &.
I have Come back, Mary'dear. T''a ;}
Where was whispered first the story
or my young love in thine ear
Meath the hedge-roWs aft in blossom
50 well remember still, 0 W. 4.
Where clasped thee to my bosom, 35s
Ere we parted by the mill.
Oh, the same soft light vas streaming
/ Through the clear shy3s crystal bars, s
But we needed not its cleaning.
For thine eyes ontshine the stars NJ .3ls
And thy cheek and lip 1oye-Iighted
10 mine own were pressed at will, N
Where thy troth with mine was plighted,
Ere We parted by the mill
Yet another twilight, Mary, slsi
And the burning tale was told, 5a Il. s
mat the heart that could not vary
From mine own away was sold #5sG
And the fiarIds that should have pressed thee
Ia thine own lay pale and chilli, a 5gs
as my lips the last time bless'd thee,
Ere we parted by the mill.
Yet the5seoa1d notmake me shun thee. /! n
~ For saw thee dropping stand +, s=S-
Where the strangers gold had won thee
From thy fathers sordid hand;
And thine eyes last look, though giYen ~
through the tears thou icouldst not drill,
Hath been all I've known Of Heaven u.
Since We parted BY the mill, .5t.5s
From my boyhood's scenes aroyer, ss
have wandered far since then. st5s&
and with smiles my face masked over
In mine intercourse with men:
For the voice my slumbers filling re.
As NO liying'voice may fill +=g.$t
Hath been angel pulses, thrilling,
Since we parted by the mill.
= q /. I'D
10 ,n!. ne green grave where they've laid thee,
With the hedge-roW's bloom above.
have come not to upbraid thee: sS, e0 @G.5 n
No, my first and only Iovei
But my spirit hath sure token 5
That thine own will meet me still, ss
Where thy gentle heart was broken,
Ere we parted by the mill,
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A private dispatch from Hamburg states that there
Is some movement going on among the Orteansts
The Duchess Of Orleans, the Duke Of Chartres, with
NJ Thers and their suites had left that city for Os
tend, in consequence Of a dispatch received from
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wER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on MEPNEsnAY, 81 d inst at o'clock P. M
, 1r%S ~ U. >. MAIL PACK KET-REGULAR
lEsis Memphis and Cairo Summer Packet-For Cairo
Fsazza Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Greenyc and all
landings n the regular
Kate Frisbee, Frisbee master, will leave as above For
freight passage apply on board, or to
JOHN f. HYDE co, Go Poydras ST.
H-The Kate Frsbee will pay particular attention pana
leaving here every other Wednesday
The Kate Frsbee will be ready receive freight on Monday
morning. %
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re- sTEAMaRs ECLIpsE fr... :.

a led
sisaH@T4=a-sssa SOUTHERN BELLE. !ts5&aZszsi5
tn Il magnificent q. s. NALL THE cleen, aud fast run.
f ips c, L. ". ming steamer O II t h crn
Rroadwe, commander, Will Belle. j, NJ I}roadwelL
commence her regular weekly connander will commence her
trips in ih New Orleans Vles regular weekly trips ithe New
burg. Miikens Bend, Lake Oreans Grand Gulf Rodney
Proydece ana rlncet trade and Natehez trade MON
THURSDAY ah Septtm DAY tile STh Srntember Ieav-
ber leaving New Orleans eveIvuy New Dea-s every MON
THURSDAY EN ENING, al DAY EVENING at 5 O'Clock
O'clock for the flor ,e above and ali utered
intermediate landings lutte landings -
The above steamers DIRE undergoing thorough overang
and reitng will be in conplete order and faithfully
to all business entrusted to their care.
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and re-
Ship at ViGisblrg without delay. .g
Neither the ECLIPSE tie SOUTHERN BELLE Will he
responsible for letters packages containing money or other
vauables unless regular bills CT ang taken and contents
stated nor for valuabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, or continued i'll baggage.
No bills Will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains of either of the above all bills
must be presented at the office the they
before u O'Clock he day of leaving approval which viii
then be paid presentation the office Of the Agents. IS Ora
vier street.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BR0ADWEL1. BROS. 4 CO., rs (iravier ST.,
or LEWIS SNAPP It Co, 81 Front st.
B- clerk will be the Levee Monday morning
to receive freight or both boats the time Of leaving.
(.
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a. EsTI1L sPRINes, EsrII.. COUNTY, kE

nss EsTILL SPRINGS, EsTILI. COUNTY, KEN
EE TUCkI-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
viii Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world It is fifty five miles from Lexng
son and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
line of daily four horse coache from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the evening
The place is Eue condition and is for the reeepa
Of visitors. Mrs. O.. CHfLES, II
Dy23 JOHN CHILES.
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SS HNb S5 zAG1AMIEN2 & Tf1k HaRRws $ T5s5
respectively call attention establishment, IS Front and
sc Fulton Streets where prepared all times furnish
IS = Ss5s y1F hns
a M a ETC. . Eagh @hsr @ of the firm firm
psEq 6T ts s9 @ e1Ts 9dswn with m not
' coFpESi TTT 4Sp @ SMEHT Is ISoN PIPES;
Fik# ia $5i; PRIV isttf ! yaS A$H Z ifISs;
Fifi5ERHSs 5fSSiHSi55 iEEcE KE4}fEs: H2fEs:
Start s to al 91 D m nay TuFpIshSg
PUMPs.-Worthingto Safety Steam Pump s. P Kases
ff P G rs" s5fs na RG ss Sid m ans
new article showing the highest point which steam have
0ss carrie" during II WATTS Water Gauge
Dish BasEe,s, ssis 81 :sly iiss and Cake Moulds;
Collie and Tea Urns Soup Tureens :,
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paor Stoves Sal
SSxs
g na p s Go R"e; R s Ross and Fire.
f""p Lanterns BRHWsTFR 1fHa s 4seaRE sesifsPR!HSs
Sole Agents for sehasI Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
tons Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. aus If
SEWING RIACHINE-A superior Sewing Machine
~ in fine order, for sale low Eqde at No. 20 Poydras
street. au6
kSS5tA NEReSs2 f s2s sb SaH4sS13h DSSHks sfR R
Hrl WESTERN PRODUCE No. Tehoupionlas street, New
GOAL! CoAL!-spENCER FIELD < CO., DEALERS
IN pttsbrgh Anthracite, American English and Scotch
ssr,oFFICE-Corner Camp street and Lafayette Square,
CRsAaLNEEEr,s Er PATENr GaN; 9lGTahLlc Bg4slAL
Dealers Grsne's Metallic Burial case, the States
tie T. Il Ss;. ri ss %a;s H:s 4:sas s Charles g
ATLoWsIE osItoz, AnIERtGAN Err XyaNEsw NI w1,r.
. :: DRY Dry VINE Eli in boles' BOT iis'
cArAwbA BRsREbY. 81 sas!sY5 sistsi in ai casks;
on hand TooR s6s II Is By ysRds II Es" co.
NIL 6m Is Tehornonas street.
CANDLES
" 5uo boxes .4
by $50 quarter boxes sGssfH s5HssfF iSP GeBH!s S@; @
!yZ3 25 Tchonptoulas street
.. - SN0"'St5 yosGrH 'Gi II tGHNn1s y CO,
aus So Tchoup'touas street
I'll sfs' Extra S55Er S5ST iSBs B az 5 for
aus 81 Tehoupi,oulas street
AZ whole 5EfH est s tHSSs sesss c5
au25 &3 fchoupitoulas street.
| ARD OIL-5O bills Choice Cincinnati. for sale by
nnl2 '''N' & rchoapitouias street
- AL SODA-60 barrels landing, and for sale by
~ ALFRED kEARNY,
all2 T+ Y Magazine street
A NCAORS-rwo second hand Ships Anchors, for sale
IN by BAREIII IL CO, Il I,.,
au20 No. 81 Common street
OEE-20 coils Hemp Rope just received am! for sne by
~ A.F, COCHRAN IL HALL,
nl2 IS Gravier street.
SfAfSCE7-S01 boxes Pearl for sale by
~ JOSEPH Lands CO.,
nni2 3a rchnuptonlas street.
a LCOHOL-75 bblsHoyle's, for sale by
IA - JOSEPH LANDS 4. 20,
ml2 5-" S3 Tchoupitoulas street.
fiEEAF SIDES-3D casks Clea7 Bacon Sides in fine
~ order, in store and for sale by .-- [+ g - .z
I an6 s. H. KENNEDY & CO., % Poydras st.
RRANDY-2oo u and K casks domss.is s for S sale by
aus ..as SO Tchouptoulas street.
III AMS-3o tierces Sugtr Cured, for sale by
II JOSEPH Lands CO., ,
aul2 SO Tclonptoulas street.
WHESkY-3O0 half bhls Boyle's Rose, for sale by
w JOSEPH LANDISz Il Co.
aul2 23 TchoupnulRs street.
GLEAK STDES-3o casks Clear Bacon Sides for SALE
" by 'F s. H. KENEEDY,& Il CO., ego t''
jy25 No. 20 Poydras street.
AL SODA-20 barrels about $50 lbs eseh just landed
~ for sale by ALFRED kEARNY
lyT ~ Magazine street.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sd int. a+spB
fYzgs REGULAR MEMPHIS PACE

le!SglLtess ET--For Memphis Helena Napoleon Green,
VILE Lake Providence, Eicksburg and all in
tem"diaie andngsihe fine fast running passenger sener
Louisa, Frank Keeling master. will leave above.
freight OF passage apply on board, "a, -
LEWIS SNAPP t CO., 81 Front street
S-fhe Louisa has just been thoroughly repaired and put
in complete order, and will the trade during the win
ter season. She is receiving freight at the foot Of Canal
H. .SI
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, corner Of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans ' 49,
GEORGE PURFEs Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has addition
former business the manufacture Doors ashes
and Blinds OF every description at the above
All orders left NJ his Office q Commercial Place the factory
tended to. - 80 Sn, "
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FTOBY'S EXPRESS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind have been made this Express
by the steamer Kate Frsbee all the Watering Places
Coast will travel the boat aud cars and ke
charge Of the bngsage parcels bundles Agents Mt the
different points viii receive and forward all packages entrusted
their Chest will be the office for the reception
packages bugs, etc.
This Express also With Mobile, Montgomery Bndon
Springs Point Clear Hollywood and Dulney Chest the Of
ice
Baggage by the Kate Frisbee checked through and
fro-R convenience NIL will admit and avoiding the
and fleeing Of Stewards SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
je3 Sin Is Gravier street, corner Camp
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@ COOPER'S yVELL-sITUATED IN HINns
t county Miss forty miles from Vicksburg, by railroad
haM Raymond within four miles from thence by stage
Dyspepsia Dopy, Gravel Diabetes, Chloosis, General De
blity etc. is open for the reception Of visitors.
INMAN WILLIAMS, i.
March, 1856 Proprietor.
N B-Iis we'll known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fan evidently brought here by persons goods from
infected district Persons arriving at the Well will be struck
with Ssvaed location tuased in the pine hfls and will
fail local for fever Precanon has been taken
have the bedding used the occasion pointed by the resi-
dent physician Or j. Beazeley and burnt in Of
wit.esses and their certificates published thorough
ton is going and visitors daily arriving do
DESIRE do expect very large company the coming
hut every exeion will be mads render the invalid
Portable ri Et5
u3l If ,... INMAE WILLIAMS.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


Ferry Boat will with Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of ST. EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisely,
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnlf and intermediate
Stations the Company the wharf t the foot of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until O'clock ?. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered VII
o,her Stations than Bayou des lemands Raceand ource
Crossing, Terrehonne figerve and Bayou Bu (ahere
the Company have agents) nrst be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight be had application
at the office Of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
anlH Vice President.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.


WI e TSEsPAE hxaabRifss!ee4HFs 8 xts fs!ee FINE
fass snns last passenger pasks Union,
it GT'9ns ost tTsRg IR 5 and ~ nsmsd aa
"aa n 2 p@'iasS hsPs sS%fF & 1sasd So 70
eThs Unen having good Lighters her viii be
~; leave 2 DR GEsR4 RD Il Al
~ ass ass Fsa Rss.S ss Il
as above For freight Il f. pasS f. i isPRy eR RssId
ngs If CONSIGNED at Alexandria. 81
M !:.r. z EoM EoGRSTsRA} IsD & e 2f39SR 4
sh aasnht g inches, steamer Lhfitte Har.
ns as above 'EfsR ssFF S5 T5 sIs
ony Kysr without was sson eaH sppsfS 5 er going
and all landings above Alexandria # consigned to that place
YAzoo RIVER.
T Leave q EunK EHaE1PAI 4! Ra Y gsssE sro,
gsse Gssegyg9a Ti3s keore ksts Honey Island
5s . sf'ss g land
s @ ana "a rspsn ssss shDPs5s
in the trade the entire aeason through M of lading
G NV e feaesiag rfens st5sSt ffsish,
at the foot OF CrossInnn street. g3 ! s,'' 81
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves On WEDNESDAY. Sd Inst n p N 7 -T7.7
7YTs h. REGULAR ST. IOUIS PACKET.
Isshas The new, elegant and swift passenger pacEe
iissESs:s1S issESs:s1S Cora Anderson John W. CarIon master
mediate landings, above. For freight Of pase apply on
boaFd, OF 70 5 -.s$ JOHN E. HYDE & CO.,
81 u; 66 Poydras street.
pressy for the New Orleans AID g. Louis trade. =
Leaves eR T7SI: WSEpSEspAy s:;E a,ii3
l6lslsss New Madrid, Memphis Napoleon and ali inter
mediate landings in connection with the Illinois
Central kaoa4 h for @ AZ t1e Eaeten and Western ceThe
Przna Donna, A. McGowin master il nov in port ready
to receive and will leave above For freight or pas
sage apply on board, TO
81 y. j. CHIIDs Is Poydras street.
N The Prma Donna offers Inducements to passengers
and shippers being Of very light draugtt with large and airy
and vii! take but cargo and her draugh
then will be only five feet % $50 -
R Particular attention paid to all way and plantation freight
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The Subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
OF Soap Family Ship Steamboat use which
the public for its approval in competition with the
soups of established reputation combines with free
dom from the dageeable effects of ordinary soaps use
will be found trial. washing properties
fecon aud guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
sluntiy injure the finest fabric Of lades' apparel
The advantages of merchants and Others being able
supply themselves and with equally good if
better article of home mannacture will present themselves
auce and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
&. HA2EIN
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WATERING PLACES.

HAa, PASS CHRISTIAN HDTEI4-THTS COM
I Inodous eligible establishment is now open for the
l reception Of visitors: and complete arrangements
been perfected for the entertainment OF guests inferior
hotel upon the Calf Coast. II GRICE & JAMES
jy4 42pD-lm rD Propristors.
AsA CULLU1T SPRINGS = CHOCTAW- COUNTY,
@ ,abanaThe proprietor Of the above delightful Water
Eng Place returns his thanks to the citizens of Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal bestowed him
last sease and hegs leave to to them that he will be
happy them again this summer Express will con
with the Springs ard New Orleans this season. thereby en-
abng visitors ut the above place communicate with their
friends at ng expense, without the usual delay by
the mails.
RATES OF BoARD:
Fer day. s. 90
E@Hhcks waiting the landing the arrival Of
boat to passengers INN ediatey the Springs
H analysis Of the be had of W. B. Phillips
No So ST. Charles street. who my in New Orleans
ie9 An CHARLES CULLUM Proprietor.
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e-sso - -,.,zzzzzzz=====-NENV ORLEANS, JACK
Ess S3 astsaaSS SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

E.ytas sjA -fEkIg4FFs[ISi1N AMI EREAT hRT1jER n
SSSSs9 Esss5a .Ssss44 r IIROh n
.---r- - ---. -, - 49, ~ -. ,,-
SUMNER 'ARRANGEMENT-FEoM lST APRIL TO SlST OCT.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily at half
past o'clock 2 NJ and arrives Osyka Miss, eighty
alilS FROM New Orleans O'clock p NJ Returning leaves
0syha morning O'clock and reaches New Orleans
Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday soclock A. NJ for
Osyka and intermediate Stations and returning reaches New
Orleans at halt.past O'Clock, P. NJ the day.
FARE-Three cents per mile each Children under FIVE
years Of free Children between five twelve years
train between Saturday afternoon Monday morning
nclnsive> at half the foregoing rates. "
SEASON TICKETS may be Obtained at the office of the
Company, No. As Carondeet Also, family tickets
whoes halves in packages twenty five price
Co'ored persons not permitted ride in the without
written expressly authorizing them do
the stations to and from which they the pass viii
be retained by the Conductor and will be good trip one
direction only those making trip both ways will have
provided with two.
@A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Osyka and in
ternedae stations at O'clock a. M every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, aud leaves sykn for New Orleans and
diae stations every Monday. Wednesday and Friday morning
jy2 # Il. P. GUYARD, Sipt TRANSPORTATION.
---------------
{, <, a r,uNssrp,SoN W. ~, y.c,.,>D ,u
carnar f Nn,rhay nfr for ua,s ~ ~ - 49,,
choice nssormsnt Of and invite the attention
" M ine stosA hs oesn GNfeiuy selected and
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
III M we country. " !ial9 "
TE1EyE k4AyJAnay yyTNnNqHp, v,Nv ~
the mas1 srianir she onS atnaro,a1 NJ "
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UCTION NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pecfully informs his friends and the public that having
suRled his old business AUCT1ONEER and APPRAISER
has taken his Office No. 30 Camp street.
viii attend TO the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad
will also give and personal attention all outdoor sales
of every description,
Lands he has for sale either private terms, public
ton Every tacy in his will he offered to- buyers
sellers Of Real Estate. b .
Practical naughsnan Plan Drawer will be in coustau1
attendance ut his oiiee S"3
With the that he will give strict attention his
business all Details he that he will receive share
public patronage. BENZ. kENDIG, Auctoneer,
no26 Office, No. 80 Camp
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80, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PROPRIE
3 TORS of the Battle House the pleasure ofnfornug
aI the public that the delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, Iltll June
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions the Buildings, which
now in perfect order and greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen e distance and
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast, and those who visited there last endorse
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and OYSTERS
Bochs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
rey OF attendant watering places will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson, will ply regularly during the
between the City aud Point Clear. -
vs. Rooms may be secured by addressing ..s
myl9 toct2- f. H. CHI AMBERLAIE L co.
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MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2, 1856. .
THE LAKE.

| re- q, s. bIAIL.--Fog VAUDEVILLE.
hasss I,eT;isbnrg IL MsadIsonys Gsyins,on and Aba
Capt Hoffman will Leave for the above and intermediate
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RATHs-BArIls-gATHs-B n

pATHS-BATIHS-BA -BATFiS-BARBERIzING, No.
- 26 St. Charles
ROLLINS oee more at his post The Verandah fire for
while stopped the operation OF his well known establishment;
but Time the physician has restored him better one
where he give ut all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower
Melirnied BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyc aud Dressing have been reduced down science
tens assured that he with alacrity dispatch the
fns1dious.
He a for sale well assorted stock of fresh PERFUMERY
Furnishing eods Cosmetics and TIE best Dyes and Toncs for
the hair. IL
R~Cal at his Diamond Hair Cutting Bathing Saloon
NIB 6m JOSEPH RnTIINS
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| 6 d A. HEN ENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ corner Of Naehe offer for sale ut the lowest market prices
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
| iu the ialg "
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

VIII leaveon THURSDAY September at O'Clock a. NJ.
sv4Etz-n SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
TsMfETTE PANY-For GALVESTON md MATAG 0RIlA
v'ssasasfaa BAY-U. s. Mail LineThe dgnagnit
ent steamship Louisiana, w. II. Talbot commander, will
leave above For freight PASSAGE having elegant accom-
modatons for passengers, apply 10 Esl.G " n
2 I5 HARRIS, MORGAN d CO., foot of Julia street,
la@ w. /, ,a7. opposite the Steamship Landing.
H Shippers will please provide themselves with the steam
er's form Of Bills Of Ladng None other will he signed. Il
BY~The steamships Of this Company will pay gherage
goods from Powder Horn to Lnvaca. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02

80, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened the first DAY Of June under the personal at
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
home. my27 IF