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gan situated on the corner q and Louis streets
second house vas occupied p5f as
grocery who We learn was absent when the ire broke
wife Eliza was however % the premises and was arrested
Lieut. FfelauS who charges her, on
haYih eonea me crime q arson oy setting The store on
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having ired the nrenises IN as 8
husband Wecoul nj fer
was no insurance on either the house or stock of groceries
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ingy permitted 60 her way and tie co with
seorpui smile directed towards Fer poor
mother following behind her with the big tears
cheeks, The sayed ones smile was indeed painfully sgnf
her predetermined ruin and presented but
example Of the truth
Il Il , virtue trip trip she a1ei may Y ST stumble I
- - 81 @ IS
WesaW nee took1a sohi sti u Only earsseh
taken 10 tue oeup lAs ie hone o.
on Circus street, Whose ae q er
my ntt ioees ' ~ ~ - - f = 7, @ a.AA
a. .ost
bs Wa have hope conseouently Of her
from the utter and snoble ruin into which she must have
wise been seduced The arrest created the widest and We
trust santary upon large number of her sh friends
who crowded the prison begged for her felease
Mother is this the last ease we shall have to
ARREST OF A CoUNTgRFEfTER-Joseph Rice was
arrested at o'clock last evening in q house Ternschoe
street in he neighborhood o the Fourth Dis let and was
caught in the very making counterfeit money Two dies
were in his possession at the time still with the heat
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ANOTHER FILLMORE PApER.-We yesterday re-
ceved the first number of daily paper published in
New York; it is called "The Age" 1t has then names
of Fillmore and Donelson at the head of its columns
and declares its determination to do faithful service
in the good cause. Success to the Age, say we!
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rTDBN7S EAPRESS--THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind have been made to this Express
steamer Kate Frisbee, all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel on the boat and and take
charge of the baggage pace bundles Agents ut the
points viii receive and forward all packages entrusted
their Chest will be the office for the reception Of
packages bags, etc.
This Express also with Moe Montgomery Bladon
Springs Point Clear Hollywood and Dufney Chest at the Of
fee
M baggage by the Kate Frsbce checked through to and
convenience all will admit and avoiding; the annoyance
and fleeing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ie3 2m rs Crayer street. Camp
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WER MISsISSIP P1.
fGET. h, STEAMERS ECLIPSE HsTs

SIEAR1kLtsS EGLAESh
ssss.zzaa SOUTHERN BELLE. fs#$$sszZEsssla -
TFiE magnificent u s. MalI THE elegant aud frst
T. cl n W lning steamer y o u I IN g r
Rroadgel commander, viii ellie. J. NJ. Broadwell
commence her weekly will her
rims in the New Orleans Vics regular weekly in the New
burg, Milkens Bend, Lake Orleans Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence and Princet trade land Natcez trade on MON
THURSDAY, 18th eptem DAY, the Sfh September, leny-
ber leaving New Orleans every New Orleans MON
THURSDAY Es ENIkG, atDAY EVENING" at 5 O'Clock,
ocock for the above and all The above and all incredi
Intermediate landings ate landings.
The undergoing thorough ovefanling
reing, will be In complete order and llaend faithfully
to a business entrusted 10 their
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and
shin a Vicksonre without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will he
responsible for letters packages containing money or other
yaluabes unless regular bills Ct ang taken and contents
stated vauabes deposited by with the
clerk, pg contained in baggage.
No bills wll be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains Of either Of the above on and all bills
the office of the boat 70 which they belong
before IL O'Clock he day OF leaving for approval which Will
cn paid presentation the office of the Agents. 65 Ora
vier street
For freight or passage apply on board Or to
BROADWELLl BROS It CO, IS Graver ST.
..q or LEWIS SNAPP 1t COS, 81 Front st.
n. BA clerk will be the I4eTee Monday morning
receive freight or both boats to the time Of leaving
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
s-r, ,-s-.z--, NEW ORLEANS, OPE
4EpS st HI T. @ UsAS AND GREAT WESIER
aass5 g Z Z 4 iLNOAD.

s~rs -r..zss---..zx-z-, NEW ORLEANS, OFEI~
S3pS s5st HI @ UsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
&asGG1. tGisS 1Zck+S2 r a iIR0AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, .,s @5. 49,. -. u
Tic Passenger trains VIII leave
the Depp Airrs EVERY DAY .7.9U A. NJ
Arrive Bayou Buf every day i. ".
RETURNING:
T.
l.
at AlgieFs. $40 T. h
Excursion tecls go the regular Stations and back the
same day will be issued as folowS
To Bayou des Alleuahtn. So
To Raceland agourche Crossings and Terrebonne 20
70 llServiie g
Between Intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
the Of Ann VERY MORNING AT o'clock pre-
Clsely,
Freight will be received for Bayou Bruf and Intermediate
Stations hs the Company the Wharf at the foot of St. Louis
street. EF FRY DAY until 3 O'Clock P NJ All up freight
paid by the shippers and freight TO be delivered al
other Stations than Bayou des Aemands Raeeand aourche
CrOsH TcrrebOnY1e, fGerville and Bayou Bnuf (whee
the Company have agents.) must be prepaid
Printed Rules and Rates Of Feght to be had on application
the Office Of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
Vice President
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rREsCENr CrCY sOAP yyORKs-DEpoT

z NfGFLSVELV'F ClEK SOlAE w SVVEGIA3-DEFUI
" No. IL Lafayette street.
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they
the public for its approval in competition with the
soaps established reputation cobcs economy with free
dom from the dagreeable effects Of ordinary soaps and
will be Found trial. to possess washing properties in per-
feeiion and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity iniire the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants others being able
supply themselves and with equally good if not
better article of home anucur will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo G. HAHEN d co.
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UCYIDN NupICE.- THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n peculy informs his friends and The public TINT having
suned his old business AUCT10NEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his ofice No. 80 Camp street
Will attend the sale Of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad
minsrators sgnees, and all Others according law. He
will give prompt and attention oil door sales
OF every description
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate
Lands he has for SALE either private terms public
Every facility in his power will be offered buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate.
Daughsnan and Plan Drawer will be in
attendance at his office.
With the that he will give strict attention to his
all its details, he that he will receive share
public patronage. BENZ KENDIG, Anctioneer,
no26 Office. No SO Camp street.
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saA GOUPEE'S EsELI4-StTUATED IN HINDs
@ county, Miss, forty miles fron Fesbnrg, by rai"1oad
El Raymond, within four miles, from theaee By atage
This noted Watering Place for the Of Chronic Dirhea,
Dyspepsia Dropy, Gravel Daees Ghorosa General De.
bity etc. open for the reception Of visitors.
INMAN WILLIAMS,
March, 1856. Proprietor.
N. Bit we'll known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here BY persons CT goods from
infected district Persons arriving ut The Well will be struck
with its elevated location ituaod in the pine bills and will
fail any local fer fever recaton has been taken
the Bedding used the occasion pointed out by the resi-
dent physician m j. s Beazeley and burnt in presence of
wtresSes and their certificates published thorough
ton going and visitors daily arriving do not
desire de expect large the coming
every will be made render the Invalid
fortabe
m3l If INMAN WILLIAMS.
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s4reaS Mass 9Esefing af EresterfeIf, EIaFyiansls5
se
TWENTY THOUSAND AMERICA Ms ra COUNCIL
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a-rzs zzzz-NEEV ORLEANS, jack
x-{St aEfs SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
gESGS t9ss - ss2@s5#sS. R ABROAD.

6 IL A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST,
~ Of Nachez offer for e at the lowest market prices,
of purchasers Their stock as been carefully selected and
in he ihIg
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ne%, ESTELL SPRINGS. EsTIII, COUNTY, KEN
TI ITuCkY-This line Summer Retreat is situated near the
MI entucy River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain and is of the most picturesque aud healthy
the world 1t IS iftyhve miles east from LeXn
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily four horse COACHES from Lexington the Springs
that leaving Louisville or Cincinnati by the morn
ing OF will arrive tho Springs the evening"
The place i'll fine condition and is for the reception
Of visitors. Mrs. o. GNlLES,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

W leave q H9kRsh III vlpi s'f'ofs b1cr 4
si Sa afs"fs sstei s aRs S essss ,saSSs
Esos ap e M sfg M S poi A yH aaa a
nss ABOVE fE E o6 on to
NJ B.Through bills Of laiing given and clerk will be on
the eyee foot Of Bienvlestee Monday morning receive
III Ts ATjsl will b ab's tho falls
through direct anl1
WI !ssys 2" 42SRAK F0R D af ie W. q 9flof Il ThR +
$h Ssssh' fshs ihsE "a s@
Goron's Landings Mouth Red River and 9ll intermediate land.
s above For fE sP3y 'Pfs
eissr 1 Wig Witnsat 9 asisae SHIPPER; saa$
p aa M snUs aa2 s M fs for S a hTssp9 psee
aais i'i'u' " y Ns'S'e - : - -
ss TyEsG?bE HG6EAE AAREt: D E3 & Pisish :
ssEs44z For shreyeport, Grand Bayou, Grand Ec9re,
sht draHEh' paskst SreoIs, ,; Z. M mas'e{ g.
IN place Of steamer Swamp FoX-%ill leave as above FOR
'fssR' sas passage nPphEW PGphW Fl 'ss ssAPr
9 ~ II; s 2|Gf
M agsvs S s G. GG,asHs pssa aaa ap a
on board, or TO .4Gt fa JOS. " altiati l.
n~ The CREOLE Is unsurpassed speed and acdonmoda
ton and is now receiving freight. ans
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
VII Leave FUR r GsDsaT o. TX U Hi ( cSPfS 9s15s a2Fus II
~ ~ and all Intermediate Innings The fne fast
Tsssassa running passenger packet steamer Belfast,
George Taylor master will leave above. For freight
sage apply on board, or to & 80
aulS LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., IT Front street
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
VII Y4GSHsaa1E: dM HcafE:STH & H fire f P?sE FsT ND n
sd substantial passenger steamer ~ w n Isae
5Tasa5 Paris, master, will leave for Cairo, Hickman
Memphis Napoleon Vcksbnrs and al ntemSdatf landings
az above. For freight passage apply board OF TO
FPaI .Sl A. Il. Is. SMITH, 4 Tchoupoulas street.
The steamer W. McRae will pay particular attention to the
drIiyery Of MI way freight shipped by her. auiS
Leaves sATURpaY EyENIMG Y e. Ss!eck ss42
lE11SlLkEsa IlYDN-n place steamer Eachez--Regular
Fsa..4sSs, Eickshurg ard Ellikens Bend Packet-fle
running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
Aslury master, will leave above for llken,s Bend
Vicbsbie Warrenton. Grand Gulf, St.. Josephs Rodney.
Waterproof Naclez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
ali intermediate landings the Coast regularly Sat
urda nj o'clock p NJ. For freight passage, having
passed accommodations apply on board, Or to
LEWIS 5SNAPP tE CO., 81 Front street, or to
R. X. LAUGHIIIN, lis CarondeIet street.
nSThe Fhnk Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with the steamer Belle will sign through bills lading for
River freight with privilege OF resppng at Vicks-
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yTyEIE E7ALLADAY WINDMILL. OF
the scientific able and experienced mechanics and
eUees in the United States have examined this Machine and
of the beautiful and useful Inventions Of
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49, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PROPRIE
" TORS Of the Battle House the pleasure Of informing
M the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, llth June.
During the past season they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions to the Buildings which
in perfect oe and greatly augment comfort Anew North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved. @1 zB G}NN, !,
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse for
the superior ALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS
Blocs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
ry of amusement attendant watering places will be provided
The Southern Star, Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear.
re- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2F F. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
tsAz THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. WILL
| opened the first day Of June under the personal at
L.l ten,on OF JOHN MCDONNELL of l47 Common street.
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
home. rnyG7 If
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THE LAKE.

fFs=. u, sS. MAIL. -- FOR MANDEvIBLE.
S 8 Lewlsbnrg, Sadsonyille' Goyington and Abita
tapt Hoffman, viii leave for the above and Intermediate land
ugs, as follows Et42f y59 ~
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Observation-Disclosures No.
D 26 ST. Charles street.
while stopped the operation of his well establishment
but Time, the physician, has restored him better
Melica,ed BATHS
His BARRIERS SALOON supplied with the best artists
pyeg aud Dressing have been reduced science, he
feels assured that he with aacrty and dispatch the
most fastidio,s.
lie has for sale well stock of fresh PERFUMERY,
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes and Toncs for
the hair.
No Call at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
nib 6m JOSEPH ROLLINS.
rEyE8E STANDARD RFINIEDY,-B A. FAHNE
il STOCKS FERNIFUGEi is positively Of the most ef
medicines for the eradication that has
been offered to the public BE cautious in purchasing spu
rious articles circulating through the country Read the
following: 49,
CnEsApEAEE CRY, Nd, March IS 1851
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock Co-Cientemen: 1t is but due
you state that have been selling your Vermge for the
years. and say with sincerity has given
universal satisfaction is used and crhed by the phys
of and country and standard remedy
Respectfully yours, JOHN W. COLLINS Druggist.
whoesae and retail b, all the principal druggists an ]
,HKTN1. w. w. yvOOD.-ATToRNEY AND OoUN
removed from New Orleans and located in Jackson Miss will
give prompt attention to all business his charge in
Chcery United States Circuit and District Courts and the
Circuit Probate Courts of Hnds Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties a. /
COUNTS NOTES, ETC.
OFFICE-In Eis's Buildings of State and Pearl
Streets, jackson, Miss anih HhRW
RAND BOXES-19OO dozen 81 25 and 81 50 dozen,
" NEWHALL & HUYE
myl2 3m IS and 60 Canal ST. corner OF Old levee.
COW FEGASs9D bags fresh Glsyed and Grtwuer Caro-
m cas- '@A''0s sS 4nA Dt'E BARFLII i! Ill CO.,
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n" If virtue trip she may stumble,
And virtue stumbled is not yirtue.H

We looking young girl Of only fourteen summers
the lookup last night from, house Of prostitution
street. whose indication Of her haya
ing hut recently ayei from the path Of rertade She
released solicitation Of her mother upon whose
leaned and cried in the most repanant pssi
Bile. We have hope consequently of her reclamation
from nobe ruin into which she other
wise been seduced The arrest created the widest and
trust sintar eeetupon large Of iriish friends
who crowded prison begged for her release.
4Lnt;,er this case
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TOPARTNERSE4Ip-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed opartnership nnder the style Of DUNCAN &
LOGAN succeed the late firm Of Rawlin Duncan Co,
purpose Of transacting COTTON FACTORAGE ANU
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS and are fully author
lied to iquidate tue business ofther predecessors
l.. II. DUNCAN,
July1, 1856. GEO. VIM. LOGAN, Jr.
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BY simple yet ingenious device, the gale
verify, The sails gradually tn round change the angle at
the wnd till, when tho tempest is raging its
height little is presented TO its power the thin edges As
of the gale abaes the gradually their orig
inal position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
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aon retiring from the Commission Business, take great
sincere thanks the patrons the
late firm of Rawlins Duncan Co, and at the time beg
call attention the Of their Mesrs Duncan
Logan and TO solicit for them continuation OF past tavors
jyt en- SAM w. KAWLiNS.
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SEA-GOING4 VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

VIII leave on THURSDAY August q, at O'Clock A. NJ
EF6lIS BIsAXOS SANTIAGO, DI-
iii NN1A RECTThe New Orleans and Texas United States
Mail Line. The and magnificent steamship
Thppson commander willleavc above,
puncay freight passage, having elegant sateroom
"'~'''H HARRIS, MORGAN & CO., foot Of Julia street,
ID SIN : opposite the Steamship landing
n-Al freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy, Of the steamer Grampus, unless otherwise
directed. Il. L
NJ Iadjne No other form will be signed ~
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VIII leave on TU ESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 o'clock p NJ
. fY@Ea FOR, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS
N and all Intermediate landings. The fine: fast
fss=Sa running passenger packet steamer Belfast,
George Taylor master will leave above For freight
auis ~ LEWIS sNAPP & CO. 81 Front
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Decli of Real Estate at New Orleans.

We COPE the following IRON the New orleans
correspondence Of the Cincinnati Price Current:
NV ORLtASs April Z, 1856
The receipts Of prod ce at this port continue on
a ven, great scale and Of every article far in excess
4 LAST wear; but it will require something more for
ti- .dvaurement ana well being Of this city, than
...t Of b.r being mere deposit for the transmits,
.,.o nd forwarding Of produce. We see very little
1uHhug going on. We too many stores and
hing. cmpt, aud TO rent. The prosperity Of
lh.- cit, has been very much injured by reckless
expenditure Of her finances, requiring increased
taxation to keep il up, until the real estate
amounted 70 s. 40 per ceut 70 which add insurance
81 50, and it can be readily seen how severe has
been the pressure on real estate. The decrease in
the assessment roll in district alone exhibited
by the Assessors roll for the past year. over the
preceding, amounts to $500 600. The True Delta
some time ago spoke Of the number Of stores in
Camp street all OF them in the very heart OF the
city, without occupants testiyHg 10 the deplorabe
decline and mismanagement, "hich have brought
insuDportable burdens on our city." Our rate Of
taxation has been twice that OF New York city,
three tmes that of Boston, and one and half times
more than your city, with population approaching
ours. The ordinary expenditures Of New Orleans
~ set down by the Finance Committee is 81 OO0-
600, with population of one hundred and fifty
thousand. The way in which fortunes have disap-
peared by holders of real estate in many parts OF
this city is deplorabe. We wish "nOthing 10 eX-
tenuate nor aught set down IN malice" but only
speak Of what we know. We occupy three story
brick warehouse fronting on New Levee street,
tending through to Fulton street, two fine wide
streets well calculated for business running parall
e with the river, and the second and third streets
from the levee. Fulton street is paved with square
blocks Of granite, aud is straight as a die. This
warehouse is 20 feet front rear and 100 feet deep
"A double store. We have the entire premises at
5000 year. Two similar warehouses adjoining us
empty, and begging tenants at that price The
property occupy cost 81 600; pays taxes $3.50.
Three years ago, when it built, in rented for
81 200 The owner invested $24O 900 in what is
known the Batture property. lie has offered it
for sale at oue-third less than cost. 1t would no;
realize, if peremptOrily sold to-day, half
cost There plenty other stores in our vicinity,
in a similar if not in a worse condition.