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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-26
nr Whanass2I5hss.

ET Whenever I. hear a married man
say that he cant save money, I am sure
that his wife sis ? fool, wears feathers. and
;sayessss slf hef girls. alssr the. Msbiop.w Dr.
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.s2gtaL anteIIiaeltte.

AL Il fF
MoRTUARy.-The total intermentsin III tile city Gene
week were l1olbeiug Of yellow serer This
considerable decrease from te tota nnmber tI
previous week 3S58s ~
p1,c-e,,,- ~ M N sc .ls,
- pS - ~ - sotS' ~ -s5tsleteu
3' " - ny it''a seS'eiuHs vas e,,-sN9. e,-o9.
SELLING Our ON SUNDAY.-The serenity Of Eraps
street. Sunday was disturbed by the unusual If
selling his household effects to lis negbdFs Nv
tion We pains to ascertain the cause of
ing singular and found to be this The nan who is
Portuguese married buxom Irish girl about four months ago
She lively, being bit OF co0uette IN her y
it 10 reject the civiiites Of her
she them The husband was lively oo but
bisofa va and from this
that the course of true love smooth between him
. An - y ossa hsF pe1ofe tiey nag been
Ina @ 90 tA ai fepeasea she tiosghs once or twice week
, M ~ M u " 1t" uss asooceAsionaiiS running aiteF
=, upettius e'e-
-, - :. - - m -. ''-7 :, - = ' ~ tlu apuseApeA ~ na-
- ~ -. 80 VI
an ebulion Of milk and honey fact a, e nor devil
loved his wife but after his peculiar fashion size had
only turned cold shoulder and and spt
in the face Of every who ared good morning
ne wonla nave seen the msst doce and sacrificing
if all his - ha; ~ ne sse ms
Ii ,r.,s ~, f-o, ~ ,. -, - /. Z. - " s ~
naciesd IL NM Il baci ~ ,,t - s na
Saturday, when weekly storm came on again Tie poor wife
was cursed and fogged and the furniture unbed unnier
cfuly than ever AS usual in half HON; afterwards there
-;e,s t ~ g. -. -. -. -, -, - - spt ~ a
80 na " islaaa Weat oa n usual
him When he returned his wife was absent
nature Of her absence by the absence
I hns M 5,; L, ,d - - - 4, sp - = Wy @
1 =, 80 :,, - = A Aaa tit ts
- - y 49, ~ @ - 80. SAsA y eA9ees net uicA AGAIN
]. sacrifice fortb,v5tt .ho t h; - :, -, 80 ~ Al
naval If tbs afpe+. Tbs a5,al an, -
~ - ~. - - -. sle - 80 eeo sns = saie 'ne ios-
ssSo rh s ,ia ta u.spssao atout
-, -. - u ~ ~ = ne noat the mouse
Sunday sale on Craps street Several times after
wards during the day however, The unhappy husband
to the scene Of his joys and misere be heard
neighhors raving and crying through the deserted
CoR0NER's INoUEsTs.--The Coroner Yesterday held
an INQUEST IN the body of samus, Devkr ov nina
of Enpsh birth fn,nd in tho rivsr n .,.o-o I-,;.t
dental drowning, ia
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NUM- .BlER I79.
gfm OrIeans 4ailu Gresteut,
The Fraillslira Statue. !;


az tne franklin celebration Of the 18th, at Boston,
N nonor of we erection 81 Grenongh bronze statue
q the great patriot and philosopher, the following
ode, by ]. 7 Felds, the publisher, was sung
Give welcome to his scuIptarea forn,
II arts splendid triumph here iswor
Thus let him stand, In light and storm
Our seagirt city's greatest son.
His lineage sprung from honest Toll.
sEat labor trained his youthful hand !
High with the brave who freed our SOIL
y Where first he breathed let Franklin stand.
His genius stamped the Press with power:
His glance the glowing future saw: l
His science curbed the fiery shower;
His wisdom stood with Peace and Law
The world his story long has slirined--
70 fame his spotless deeds belong
His homely Truth, his ample Mind,
His Saxon hate Of human Wrong.
Room for the y,hsired patriot sage! 81
For here his genial life began ~
Thus let him look from age to age,
and prompt new Thought ennobling Man.
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LARGE LoAD.-The Mobile Tribune, of Sunday,
says: Y...... D.....a. "@ .t....uf.
The two trains which arrived here on Friday night
from Macon, Miss, brought in ,472 bales of cotton
The special train had on 100 bales and the regular
train brought the balance Last nights train is sup
posed to have about $50 bales more. These receipts
will indicate what the prospects will be in the future
of the business on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
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FILLMORE Demonstration III RICHMOND. VI.
p POLE RAISING AND TORCH LIGHT PR DECISION.

" POLE RAISING AND TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION.
443 ~ az Sff5 zzt4=554sta
We learn from the Richmond Whig Of the sd inst.
that the grand demonstration of the friends of Fill
more and Donelson, projected and arranged bythe
JOINT action Of the American and Wing Executive
Committees took place in that city on the evening Of
onday, the ed inst. and was certainly one Of the
most imposing political displays ever witnessed III
that metropolis. n
At an early hour in the afternoon the pole. .neasnr
ing one hundred and ten feet in length, was adjusted
and raised to the position it was designed to occupy
on the brow Of Church Hill.
At dusk large bonfire was kindled near the place
where the pole had been erected, and at brief inter
yals until the ceremonies were closed, all kinds Of
aerial fireworks were discharged, Illuminating the en-
tire nelghborhood and attracting great numbers of
ladies', with their escorts to the vicinity of the rem
dezvous. At 7o'clock the star spangled banner was
hoisted amid the rejocings and cheers Of the as
sembled multitude, and Mar1naduke johnson. ESD.
thereupon delivered an eloquent and fecitous speech
which elected cheer after cheer and heightened the
enthusiasm already peryading the immense crowd
A procession was formed Immediately after the
conclusion of this gentleman's remarks, which was
composed Of several Clubs from Petersburg and other
neighborng towns, together with the citizens Of Rich
mond. In the ranks were many hundred Old Line
Wings fraternzing with the ardent young Americans,
nnumerabe transparencies bearing various inscrip-
tons and devices but all expressing devotion to the
Union and the Constitution, were borne iii the pro-
cesson. At every interseeting street rockets were
fired off in and out Of the column. The glare of the
fireworks and transparencies, the illumination Of pri-
vae residences, the shouts of the popuace, and the
echoing tones of the brass bands made M scene Of
the most inspiring character and constituted a de-
nonstration that is seldom witnessed.
The procession, after marching through the princi-
pal streets of the city, proceeeed to the African
Church, where meeting was organized by the ap-
pontment of Wyndham Robertson, ESD, of Wash
ington county, chairman. This meeting was ad-
dressed by Jas. G. Bruce, Esq, Of Halifax CT, and
the Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Of Baltimore Nd,
who delivered eloquent and effective speeches, and
were frequently applanded most enthusiastically
As there were great many persons who, from the
crowded state of the church, were forced to remain
outside, MFR. Jas. Lemoine, of Petersburg. collected
them before residence near by and addressed them
from the portico much to the satisfaction of all par
ties.
lnco concluding its remarks on the meeting, the Wing
says:
The events Of last night afford us the assurance
that the "Gibraltar' will roll up in November next
over 1000 majority for Fillmore and Doneson.
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RAyAGEs OF THE CHOLERA IN MApE1RA-Fsars of
Famne-The Baltimore Sun of the 23d inst. says the
cholera, which at last adyices was snbsidng has Gre
ated great distress at Madeira. letter from there
dated August 81, says:
1t seems to be gradually creeping round the island
IN westerly direction. Funchal is decidedly the
worst place. For some days, cannot venture to saw
how many have died. but perhaps not less than $50
per day. near the beginning of this month On Sun.
day, the Sd Of August about l5O lay unbured on the
urying-ground, and nobody to do the work The
soldiers were obliged to compel the people to do it.
whilst they burnt tar in great quantities to se the
effiuyia. 1 r
At CAMEO the disease has been areadfnl-the peo-
pie dying right and left, without any one to give the
slightest assistance Or advice.
This epidemic has chiefly been among the working
classes and poorest people, but many Of better class
nave perlshed. Medicines and mustard for plasters
have ailed For the latter turpentne plasters have
been substituted.
Another letter says the amount of suffering that
must ensue from the sweeping pestlence is fearful to
contemplate; apart from its present ravages being
at season devoted to agricultural pursuits want and
famine must follow in its train. Many women left
widows, and children left tathertheless are thrown
upon their own resources in an impoverished island
formerly so fourishing and beautiful. Medicines
and doctors have been sent to the island by the Por
tuguese and English governments.
Several gentlemen in New York, as we learn from
the Journal of Commerce, are engaged in obtaining
relief for the sufferers.
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FROM 30 SEPTEMBER 70 3lsr OCTOBER.

e ,n,4say SLAVE DEPOT, NO. i5e COMMON
Ia STREET-The undersigned has hand, and will keep
constantly for sale for either Cash or City
Of an descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. etc.
Having leased the story dwelling No 156 Common
Baronne street. he is prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable bs obtained in the
city.
Parcular attention will be paid consgnents of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, I56 Common street.
REFERENCES & Co. Curry L Person; J. c. Kicks
Co. Richard Beck; j. g. Cocks Co. Watt Desaulles.
N B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. NJ ly
fNILMAN'S BAGASSEE FURNACE.-REPORTs
in circulation by unscrupuous parties the effect that
Patent Bagasse Furnace Infringement other pa
tent and thereby renders planters who may use Furnace
liable to suit for damages have made 1t eXpedent for to
employ eminent and we'll known Patent attorney to examine
ject and his statement below is sufficient upan
intelligence honesty Of those who would prejudice bu
ness by such means. SAMUE II. GILMAN,
81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March II, 1856.
To Samuel h Gilman, Esq:
srsugar planters with perfect safety and security
with yon your improved Bagasse Furnace no
wise conflicts with tenabe claims held under existing
tents To be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
THOS. 6. CLINTON, 4a4 Seventh street.
apI It opposite Patent Office.
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Imet her at sunset bright, her gingham go,7n waa
blue her eyes that danced with Young delight, were
Of the same dear hue and always when the sun goes
down. shall think of the girl in the gingharn gown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-30

Rev. Mr.. Stuggins said !" / am d charitable man,
and think every one entitled 70 his opinion never
cherish malice against my foes, not even against Mr..
iulberry, who has indirectly called me sinner but
would be well bestowed upon dear brother Mu1berrys
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says:
Commodore French Forrest arrived here on Sunday
morning in the steamer from Baltimore. He will
hoist his flag on board the frigate ST. Lawrence and
go out in her as commander Of the squadron on the
Brazil station. The following is correct list of the
officers of the st. Lawrence:
Captain J. B. Hull lst Lieut., P. U. Murphy; I'd
Lieut. j H. Parker Sd Lieut. J. D. BealE; 4th Lieut.,
VIM. P. Buckner Master, VIM Fl. Cheever; Purser,
Samuel Forrest: Fleet Surgeon, samuel Darlington !;
Pass'd Asst Surgeon, George Deck; Asst Surgeon,
Francis L. Gait; Passd Midshipmen, VIM. H. Dana,
shipmen, r. l.. Phythian, Rush R. Wallace, Geo S.
Shyrock, VIM E. Evans; Commodore's Secretary,
Geo. l.. Brent Boatswain, VIM. Smith Gunner, Asa
Curtis; Carpenter, VIM. F. Laighton; Samaker,
Geo. Thomas.
The u. S. steamer Engineer, Lieut.. Commanding
Lowell, arrived here on Saturday with detachment
of marines under command OF Lieut. A W. Stark, for
the St. Lawrence. s.&
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' Leaves on WEDNESDAY, October 1st at Up Nj
IT, -. REGULAR NEW ORLIEAN
alRaais alRasass AND & CAIRO 2 Y s NAIL PACKET Virgil
taking freight for Memphis Hickman New Madrid and ali in.
termediate landings For freight passage having slpe-
r1or accommodations, apply on board, H.. 4.S1s3f
JkO. E. HYDE 4 CO., G6 Poydras street d
fJ Travellers taking passage this boat will reach New
YORK and Eastern cities on the following Tuesday. $3.50
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FOR RED RIVER

Will leave on TUESDAY, the 3Oth nst at O'Clock F. NJ
F5TTa ~ FOR RED 2IVER--FOR ALEX
It ANDRIA and all Intermediate landings--The
Main master viii leave IS above For feiet or nnsa nn
on board, to .-ms -
se30 T. b. SMITH, 4Tchouptoulas street
Will leave on TUESDAY, atll inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
Ts1ge FOR ALEXANDRIA, AND COR
TOMS Landng-TIe fine, fast running passenger
packet steamer Union, j. Agntda, master,
will leave for Alexandria Gortons Landing above For
freight passage apply board, s55 Fg a,5@
se21 LEWIS SNAPP Il co, 81 Front street.
9 Freight taken Shreveport above if consigned Alex
andria
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Union Row, b3 Carondelet 81
T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupitoulas st

H 1856, 6,1S55-MEnTPIKS AND NEW
lE$ssha5 lE9s1sha5s ORLEANS PACKET IINE,-In order to
Tssss@. commodate the public, the and masters
of the packets heretofore in the trade between the cities
have organized company TRI-WEEkEY LINE OF
PACKETS between Memphis and New Oreus under the
aud style Of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY.
The Boats comprising Line all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior to i'll the West South for speed, comfort and
safety.
Viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, Mt j o'clock Pm.
G5- Particular attention will be paid to way business.
-MONDAY PACKETS
NebrnsIEn. G. B. Church, master.
Ben Franklin, NJ. G. Anders, master.
"WEDNESDAY PACKETS-
John SinondS, j. ". GUSlee, master.
1ngOmar, l.. McDUnough. master.
FRIDAY PACEETS-
HI. n. w. Hin, Thos H. Newell, master.
Belfast, H. l.. Church, master.
Shippers and passengers may rely the pnctuay Of the
boats OF this Line.
The Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with all the railroads and bouts for Nashville, ST.
Louis louisville ec
- continuance of the patronage hitherto EXTENDED 10 the
owners Of this Line is respectfully solicited.
sel9tf JOHN Il. HYDE & CO. G6 Poy,lras street
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The AMERICAN NOMINATION FOR MAYOR OF BAL
TIMoRE.-The Americans Of Baltimore met in Con
venton on the evening of the 22d inst and nominated
Thomas Swami, Esq, as candidate for Mayor. This
seems to be very popular nomination, and doubts
are entertained by his friends as to his success Mr..
Swami is gentleman every way qualified forthe post
Speaking on this subject the Patriot Of the 23d inst
says
Possessed of enlarged and liberal views of an estab
lshed reputation, of indisputable talents and of
gigantic business capacity, we are sure that the city
possesses but few men who combine in more eminent
degree all the requisite qualifications for the chief
magistrate of community of two hundred and fifty
thousand souls than does Mr. Swami. Under his ad-
ministration we are confident the city government
will be conducted in manner that cannot fail to re-
dound to his honor at the time that will be of
infinite and permanent advantage to the city, both
in moral and pecuniary point of view. There are
but two weeks left before the election, and if we are
not greatly mistaken, at the expiration of that time
the people Of Baltimore will make him their Mayor,
with but little less unanmity than his friends have
made him their candidate. T
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, October l, at S O'Clock P NJ
r. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
"WEDNESDAY PACKET-For Memphis, He
ssa leta. Napoleon, Greenville and all Intermediate
andingsThe splendid packet steamer conner. Captain
apply on board, or to .is# 5G @S55
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zoo @RIV Err.

VIII leave TUESDAY, 30h inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
fYEsga FOR YAXOO RFVER--For Green
wood I.eaore sidon, Head of Honey Island
Yazoo City, satara and all intermediate land
ings-The very light draught steamer w. N. Sherman,
J. H Wood master, will leave as above. Shippers may
rely this boat leaving that day. remaining permanently
in the trade the entire season. giving through bills of adn
Agents. LEWIS SNAPP L. CO., 4 Front street,
The Sherman will give clear bills of lading City
Above, with privilege of reshppne seq
p S-A clerk will cvee foot Of Crosrmup street
on Monday morning to receive freight.
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REGULAR PACKETS. -
r, h= UNITE ID STATES TEsT- H|a ;,
l6ahslni 6SSa1zhslni WEEKLY MAIL LINE EEIEkal EEEssaIE


tzaS2IEts5 tzaS2IEt 81 WEEKLY MAIL LIME EIsssi sla
FsaH=.Fs4a TO vICkSBURG. issesaazEsas isaesaaza!
ON TUESDAY, ALTON THURSDAY,lON SATURDAY, at
s P. M. Mt 5 p. NJ. p. NJ
The magnificent I. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packetU $. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Capt. r.. w. nIcESne, NatcheE, Captain
G. Holmes will leave Capt j. B. Canon T. p Ieathers. will
for Donaldsonvile will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Paquemne, Baton adsonvle Plaque lrie Paquenine a-
Rouge Port Hudson mne Baton Rouge Rouge
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Bayou Sara Red
River Landing FortS Red River River Landing, Fort
Adams, Natchez Landing, Fort Ad Adams. Nachez, Wa
Waterproof Rodney ANS. Natcbez, Waterproof Rodney, St.
ST. Joseph Graud terproof, Rodney Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Gulf Waenton and S Joseph, Grand Warrenton Vics-
Ncksburg verylGulf Warrenton, burg every SATUR-
TUESDAY, at 5 p Vicksbnrg, Mili- DAY. at p. IL.
NJ, kens Bend and Lake
Providence yer y
THURSDAY, at S
P. N.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will
their regular days without fail 1T the hour appointed All
business entrusted 70 their will be promptly and faithfully
it without delay, and without any charge.
These boats Will not be responsible for letter package
containing money ewelry other valnabes unless regular
@ Of ladng taken specifying the contents and value and
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board
Mel, CARROLL, PRITCHARD & CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondeet st.
Se30 If T. B. SMITH, No, 3 TchpupitOuaS
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CATAWsA "a hoEas ons xvdMtas, ydI'ns e. efS1
':s 55;,: !: s;;H': 5z$sRsz Rsz 3ys =; '@A'"'
50 do. BoURBoN whisky, very SUPERIOR
..,ssN - w ~ y " oGLEsBy A MAcAUhAy
jel6 Sm 6hTchouptoulgs street.
FT7o sAaE sUGAR EaLANTllRs.TTHE STRSGKlBEKs l5 SGKl
KETF Of s # At mob less
price McCUTCH0N, HOWELL & CO.,
WM. w. Ny: :ty0OD.-ArTokNEY AND COuN
w sELLoR-ATchAW "a I and Solicitor in ChaRcery, having
sive attention to all business entrusted to his charge
Gahi s hsn s A snd oa2 qS
Circuit aud Probate Courts of HinS Rankin Warren and the
~. Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, AC-
'ooEFFFTs N9TE E ss Bn5ngs corner of s,,s and ps,
Streets ;acsson Miss Miss, H'' D'' % a"l5 IT'D tfdkW.
A REWARD-0F TWENTY DOLLARS WILL BE
IA paid tor information Of three barrels MoIAsSEs branded
leShonn stolen takenby mistake between the hours Of Ii
M aa on the 7h inst from the Sugar Eeyee near
H9 No. 6l Commen street.
ToBY's CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
s1- o mn at al hours Of the day throughout the city
Mails and hyin ,i ene charge Of the Baggage Car
Checks will be given for all baggage taken in charge by this
agsage checked from residences or the Office to tbe Ink,
bouts by authority the Ponchartan Rnilrond Company
Weekly Express tesery Sunday to Galveston Indianola
Express Messenger viii be dispatched three times sek
to all the Nuerng Places OIL the Lake Orders parcels
Bills Of adins left the office for goods by the York
and Texas steamers, will meet with prompt attention
office N ''e $3.50 '''s1' y @pf4' 'Ds d" 'ne
Branch office the Ponchartran Railroad Depot for the re-
fspsion OF Baggage and Packages Open from A NJ. to
City Express running that his arrangements are now
see9 ae5s and that dy h delivery Eoo' can be
fees II Principal oacel - -aSivr Street r9snsr smp
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| opened the first day Of June under the personal at
EIi tention of JOHN MCDONNELL, Of 14I Common
Every energy will brought bear make the visitors
m IF
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, STEAnIERS ECLIPSE

IT-fa hr' AISAAA , tIT7e h,
zzzzatas - SOUTHERN BELLE. sszz=ssz5a skssszzsEs5a
TIE magnificent U. s. Mai THE elegant aud FAST run
steamer IL C ps c, L. ming steamer . II t h
RroHdwel commander, will 1S lie, j. NJ. Broadwell
her regular weekly commander, will
trips in the New Orleans Ecs Irregular weekly trips in the New
burg Aken's Bend Lake Orleans Ficksbug. Grand Gulf
Providence and Prncet trade land NHtchez trade MON
THURSDAY, ih Septem DAY the 18th September, eRv
ber leaving New Orleans everyng New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EhENING, at DAY EVENING, at o'clock,
5ocock for the above and all for the above and all incmedi
Intermediate landings. late landings.
The above undergoing thorough overhauRg
and reng, will be in complete order and will attend faithfully
to NIL business entrusted to their care
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and
ship at Nicksbirg without aelAy. s.4
Neither the ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
ynbe unless regular bills of ladhg taken and
stated any ruuabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk or contained in baggage.
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains either Of the boats bills
before IL O'Clock he day of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation ut the office of the Agents. G Ga
vier street
For freight or passage amply on board or to
BROADWELlA BROS. Il Co. IS Gravier ST.,
or LEWIS SNAPP & CO, Front ST.,
Or X. X. LAUGHIlN LIS Carondele, street
NBA clerk will be the levee every day in the week to
receive freight tor the Mcpsc and Southern Belle au6 Sm
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
4S Patent Sawed WeaherhOaIng both rough and dressed,
from the best heart timber for sale S for rough
and SO per for dressed ia lots to suit purchasers
aus 6m D,'''> STAR planning MILLS New Basin.
TUAL: COAL:-SFENUEKF FIELD q CO., DEALERS
in pit;sburgb Anthracite, American English and Scotch
nW.oFFICE-Cosne: Csalp sree anl Lafayette S4nars.
n29ly
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WilI leave on TUESDAY, goh inst. at 5 o,eloek 2!

VIII leave OIL TUESDAY 3Oth inst, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
IT, q, FOR XAEOO RIVER-THk NEW
lGssElkks55a and splendid light draught Sallfe
sSza#ass Robinson, Dyas Powers master, for Mouth
Of Codwater Tlla'oba Ieore, Greenwood sdon, Yazoo
City and all Intermediate landings the Yazoo will leave
nboye The Sae Robinson will give through bills of lading,
with privilege of reslppng -
se25 JOHN f. HYDE co, &c Poydras street
n-he Saie Robinson will be ready to receive freight this
morning, foot Of Customhouse street
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q LUTHER HOMES. FOUNDRY AND
M$SS> ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton aud
Y Euphrosine streets Office, No. 106 St. Charles street,
W Two doors from the St. Charles Theater,) Manufac
turer the latest and most Patterns of Rangs Ve
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
E- Ralings Castings Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
tor for sale the Old Stand LOG St. Charles street New
Orleans, o25 "