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FoR RED RIyER.
viii leave on SATURDAY, 23d inst ats O'Clock r NJ
f7s@a FOR SHREYEFsiit3ry1 n I)Ys2ES;T,
sllsf : so1,n,,,r , IN Sc z 4 , zszEsss e

f--ShA4ll4>A,sFT.. AND j 15A11AAISs -
;ssassssa.sssas SOUTHERN BELLE. Es5s:ssss2a Es5s:ss
TIL e magnificent g. s. Mail THE elegant aud run.
steamer n G. 5ps e, L5W ming steamer S O II h c
Rroadwei commander, will lR ellie. j. NJ. BroadYel,
commence her regular weekly comader will commence her
trips in the New Orleans Feks Irregular weekly trips in the New
burg Miken's BeHd Lake Orleans Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence and PriEcet raeland Natchez trade MON
on THURSDAY, 18th Septein DAY. the 9Th September leav-
her, leaving New Orleans every ling New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EVENING, at DAY EVENING, mt o'clock!
clock the above all flor above and all intermedi
intermediate landings. late landings.
The above steamers undergoing thorough oEerhauling
and reftting will be complete order will attend faithfully
o all business entrusted 10 their
The ECLIPSE win receive freight yazoo river
ship at Eicisbnrg without delay zsz
Neither the ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible fo- letters packages containing money Other
vaable unless regular bills Of adng and contents
stated nor for any vaabes deposited by with the
clerk, contained in baggage. 80 ss3..-sg
No bills Will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains Of either Of the boats and all bills
be presented the Office Of boa: which they belong
Il O'Clock The day of leaving approval which will
enbe paid presentation at the Office of the Agents. G5 Gr
Eier street.. obs g.5' ..1r -4t4,.. ...
For freight or passage apply on board or to
q BROADWELI4 BROS. Il CO., Is Gravier ST., 4.
or LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front st.
n B-A clerk will be the Levee every Monday morning
receive freight OF both boats the time Of leaving
. = ~ , - ~ F.
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rKESCENT CFTY SOAP 1yG&sE1S-DEPOT
" No. II Lafayette street. -..zE
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they
sent public for It's approval in competition with
soaps established reputation. Itconbe economy with
dom from the dagreehbe effects Of ordinary soaps in use, and
will be found upon trial. possess washing properties in per.
fecton and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to inure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages Ct merchants anti others being able to
supply themselves and with equally good if not
better article of home manutacre will present themselves
aglnnee, and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo -5[ M" So " "2 N.I G. HAHEN Il co.
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THE FLORIDA RAILRoAp.-In an article on this
road the Jacksonville Republican says:
The line is now located up to the Santa Fe River,
and as soon as the weather moderates the location
will be continued on the Cedar Keys. The Chief En-
gneer. Mr.. Singletery and his Assistants, have re-
turned to Fernandina. We learn that Fernandina is
improving rapidly, and that Mr.. Fernandez, one of
our oldest merchants will soon commence the erec-
ton Of large and commodions store, Now is the
time to buy town lots while they are low.
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1EE TtAE;5 tT 5Trz EH
sTRHNGE, ASNrfTY AND Trust roMPANY Of PHIL
PERPETUAL.
Assets, january LIST, lS5G, s., ,42l, ,Sl2 42s
DIRECTORS OF THE HONE BOARD:
A. "; Thompson, Paul b Goddard, II D, John Ely .-
eo S% ty NJ "e f. aassvus 1S
zFEHHE SzWhEHoE j5hNS5S r.. rfss1s
ssS TsS oss bags Sna oss so
The M M Gssra lag Agent Of the 0oye % well kno
P in S ssp
M TIL IL y pde III in submitting
Eo .ssss'?:as 81! g. $% s;:s'''
j. Burnside Co.. ao@sc 10s NeHd SaHrss yss3 sgn A"shn
ehss n so Fs.et ] 1
Jules Tnyes President Orleans M Insurance. a Company ~
HeRr T Esnsdas' eh , Rsia ensp h;a W,d Flsr"nce
sPocssissued direct this Branch Office, Lesses
JosErH % BEssADos, n. D. Medical Examiners
,a attendance 'z HAR&oS ,5s% Il fl bo&S
Jazz II No IS Camp street
THE2 & NV oss sTs sys IA M S9m s
tons and prepared to take Fire, Marine and River Risks
j. Jas j. D h"Fs nvnsg, 4 4 3 & 4 Htn'enlst, n1onHl
H Has6 i ?Hs5s,s' #i1ssn' 4'H;y # ssss9 Rsas;aa"'
- THOMAS shoO, President
- JAS. y. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856 ja2 1y
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
1Vl OF NEW ORLEANS-Oifiee. No. l03 Canal street.
DIRECTUKS:
Logan Mcknight, JAS N. Nevins YIN, Vogel,
O. Gaillard, T. Maspero, &. Miltanberger.
issue Policies for Marine 6HS 6Es PHMBEsHS 4 E Hun President
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary. iel3 ly
OFFICE OH NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" INSTITUTION.-Ohice No. 81 Camp street-IEcorpora
ted under the Legislature, 18th March, 1866
The office of the Institution will be open for the reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and On Saturday evenings from to o'clock
deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds is strictly limited By the Act of
incorporation to the Public Debts of the United States
State Of Louisiana, and of tue City of New Orleans.
Loans of
Estate within the limits of the city OF New Orleans exceed
ing 80 per cent OF the appraised cash value.
Loans upon pledge OF the Stock of Incorporated
All derived from the employment Of The
funds Is to be distributed semnnnay among the Depostors
No Trustee directly Or indirectly any Of the funds
receive any pay emolument whatever.
Certificates of deposits, having interest be agreed
Hpon will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited for
TRUSTEES.
| ". n Mercer Geo Urqufart, r. &. sun,ner,'
&bsnns SG RsfR sua, eiRs Wsoa Gsoss GGssosse g
''' '>' N--'' VI n MERttER, President. E'''S'
Y w; T. y9SE5f sTHNER Vice Presidents
| D. D. WTTEERS Treasurer.
FBCopies Of the Act Of Incorporation and Laws
| be obtained OF the Office. a29lyi
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a. ESTILL SPRINGS. EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
@ UCKf-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
E Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is Of the picturesque and healthy
locations iii the world. 1t is fyre miles from TeNig
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cncnnat by the
ing train will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is open for the receptive
of visitors. . Mrs. O. CplI.E&,
my23 49, E-- 50 JOHN CEfILES.
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-l!y.V- T7T5 ~
1t is expected that 60 miles below Montgomery.
and 70 miles above Pensacola will he in operation by
the 1s of June, 1853 leaving gap of about 26 miles
to be completed. This would draw large portion of
the throu gh travel from the north and SOUTH as pas
sengers could go from Montgomery to New Orleans
in "a hours.
The road will connect with the Selma and Mobile
and Mobile and Girard roads, and through them with
the entire system of Alabama and Tennessee rail
roads, and with the section of country whose arc
stretches from the sources of the Mississippi to the
debouches Of the river st. John in New Brunswick.
The Savannah and Gulf Railroad and the proposed
extension of the Southwestern road, will also be in
connection with Pensacola. gS
The report anticipates great benefit to Pensacola
from its connection with the coal region of Northern
Alabama, as coal could be delivered at the wharf at
Sc Ii per tom thus making Pensacola the great coal
depot for the Gulf trade. !:s S2s s&st g2
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AN ITEM FOR THE FASoY.-The New York Eve,
ming Mirror, of the 18th, says:
It is rumored in sporting circles that the preimina
ries have been settled for prize fight between Tom
the challenger Bradley is said to be six feet three
inches high, and weighs 225 pounds Hyer stands
six feet two, andh weight is about l90 pounds The
stakes are SO 900 side and $500 were put up by
Hyers friends, He however, has not authorized
them to accept the challenge, and, we believe, has
resolved not 10 enter the prize ring again.
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WATERING PLACES.

~ Ettfs9 StdEGASxAAN .GOM-
I modous and eligible establishment is open for the
A reception of Tisitors and complete arrangements
been perfected for the entertainment Of inferior
hotel upon tle Gulf Coast. GRICE & JAMES, E g
jy4 273t--lm ..gs4st, zgg tts&g ,@ Proprietorss
- CULLUM SPRINGS GHOCTAW4 COUNTY
; Alabama The proprietoro Of the above delightful Water
ing Place returns his thanks the citizens Of New Orleans
ard its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
last season. and bess leave to to them that he viii be
happy +, gee them again this An Express will
with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
abng visitors the above place communicate with their
friends ring expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
RATES OF BoARD: ltZlt -
r sr as aax
.Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival Of
every boat toconvey passengers Immediately to the Springs
E- An analysis Of the waters be had of W. B. Phillips.
No 53 ST Chariesstree who isnly agent in New Orleans
ie9 Anu u CHARLES C1LIiUM, Proprietor.
- COOPER's WELL-sITUATED IN KINDS
f county, Miss forty miles from Vcksburg by RAILROAD.
aL Raymond, within four miles, from thence by stage.
This NOTED Watering Place o the Of Chronic Darhea
bility, etc. is open for the reception Of visitors.
March, 1856. ' - Proprietor
N Bit well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here goods from
infected district Persons arriving ct the Well will be struck
with its elevated locatol Situated in the pine hls and will
fail any local for fever Preeaution has been Saa
to have ae on the occasion 1at BY the res
dent physician D J. s. Beazaey and burnt Of
esses their certificates published thorough renova
desire, expect large company the coming
but exerton will be made render the invalid
Portable
msl tt IN3fAN WILLIAMS.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

e~s-o - .r-rzz=====z=z=- NEW ORLEANS, GEEI-
AissSs f& USAS AN D GREAT WESTERN
es.eaE. es.ssee ~ So: isssasEsR ABROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
and after It'll Of Jre next, Passenger will leave
the Depot Algers EVERY DAY A. NJ
Leave Grctna every day A. NJ
Arrive Bayou BGuf day Mt. :30 A. NJ
RETuRNING
AfiFe at lireia 4 NJ
Excursion tickets to the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
To Bayou des Allelnands. 90
To Raceand Lafourclie Crossings and Terrebonne. 50
10 IlgerVliie-. Is W
d
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the Of ST. EVERY MORNING o'clock pre-
esely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bu and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot OF ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until o'clock P A. All up freight
be paid by the shippers freight be delivered all
Stations than Bayou Alemads Raceand afo,rcle
Crussine Terrebone rigervlle and Bayou Bouf (were
the Company have agenisl must be pre- paid
Printed Re Rates Of Freight had application
ut tile office Of the Company.
A. 3. SEGER,
ice Preside
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FILLMoRE's $ AccEpTAS F Fillmore's uegy brief
letter has atlast come to hand. OF course he gra
consly condescends to accept the nomination of his
devoted admirers and faithful servants in Georgia.
but says not single g6rd in endorsement Of their
principles. In his letter to The National Council he
placed himself unreseryedy upon the anti-S Slavery
Philadelphia Platform and now in this letter to his
Georgia friends he utters not word in appreciation
OF the Macon Platform. Itneeded but this finishing
touch to damn him utterly with every intelligent and
patriotic sontherner. And yet Georgia Known 9TH
ings still cling TO him! Oh shame. where is thy
blush !-[ Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, 18th inst.
A very few words will suffice to g damn the
writer of the above. In 1s4s, Mr.. Jos. Glishy the
editor of the paper from which we make the extract
was one Of Mr.. Fillmore's warrnest supporters. he
being at the time the editor of the Wing organ in
Tallahassee, Fa. After the election of that year. he
continued to support Nr. Filllmores measures, and
only turned Democrat within the last year Or two.
Mr.. Clisby may well ask "Oh shame, where is thy
blush 2"
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the fears which we're entertained there Of being Wis
tied by yellow fever epidemic are being dispelled.
The Board of Health report the 18th inst that no
case had occurred during the preceding tortyeight
hours.
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An old cynic at concert the other night read in
the programme the title Of song, viz Oh give me
cot in the valley loven Reading it over attentyeiy
the old fellow finally growled- Wen, if had m
choice, Should ask for a bRGssea5.n
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With part Of it he builds the church, and magni-
fcent perpendicular erection it Is. In commemoraTon
Of the adventure, he had it carved on the wooden
seats, where, however much of it is now decayed
but the figure of the pedder and muzzled dog occurs
on the seats, and on the basement moulding of the
huge tower. The inhabitants of the pace fully be-
lieFe the story, and see reason to doubt it.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1856
THE /. y: LAKE.

u q. MAIL. FOR MANDEyILLE.f
Lewisbur MadisonTiile, Coyington and Abia
tsssazs@isa3a SPRING. = The steamer w. G.. Young,
Capt Hoffman, will leave for the above and intermediate land
ing follows: Ea3.1Ig.z 81 IL-I
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j ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAILRoAD.--We clip the
following from the Savannah News Of the 18th inst
We have received from Major W. Il. Chdse, Pres-
dent Of this road, the annual report upon the condi
ton and prospects of the Company. #sss
The work of grading was commenced on the 18th
Of April last since which time ten miles have heen
completed, and seven more are in state OF forward
ness. The whole length of the line from Pensacola
to the Alabama line, is .45 miles.At that point it
Alabama extending to Montgomery, an entire dis
tance of 1856 miles from Pensacola fifty miles Of the
road below Montgomery is now ready for the iron
which will probably be laid during the coming winter.
The recent grant of land by Congress- estimated at
from 100000 to 250oo0 acres Of land between Green
vile and the Florida line, can be made available to
purchase iron for so miles oEroad through thatleopl
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o-va, u,zzz=z=z=,NENV ORLEANS, jack
5sssa ess SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
AEaSs IEEStts.s2sS[staa-.. ABROAD.

&3E4H-9Grrz52E--SsfaER ABROAD.
SUMNER AERANGEMENT-FRoM 1sT APRIL TO 3lsT
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, half
past o'clock r NJ and arrives a oSyka Miss eishtyegh
sySa every morning al o'clock and reaches New Orleans at
ssn ave Ss esn m aaSe to s s st s an ES
9lass 9k4 a eeoeH d a aae @ reaches New
Of se dharea between five and twelve Of
train between Saturday and Monday morning
&c oSnca at the office of the
c2mPay No q GG"es Aso family ekG
GoSte, persons ARE Permitted ride in the trains without
he stao to Which they may may 60 ~ IS the M pass viii
be rs,ned BY the Conne!or and will be good for trip in
1St "a FRdhT T TRAIN leaves New Orleans for and in
and saturday and leaves osyka for New Orleans and
as "ns'} u pR' rF1 mS
s y a. HENDflKsON 9 90, MAGAZINE ST,
~ of Nache offer for sae al the lowest market
sass i ssy
Tue III HAi.hAa1Ar \ A. Al, WlND-NIal4lA.-NA oF
of the beautiful and useful inventions of
By simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases
verify The sails srSualy turn round change the angle at
resistance the wind, Till, when the tempest raging
hs fury e the le aa,es tIe ns gradually thsr orig
nal position: pc Something ETH Of this kind for changing the posi-.
gain.
The speed of the wind wheel increased by powerful
storm of wind for fully the regulator
as IS wheel steam engine. If this Mill well
Will require no attention whatever for weeks
geher.
The only why the wind for past
versaiy used as motive we'll of
sei-:eguatng machine In heavy gales wind wheel
heretofore constructed either prosated in hopeless
revolved with such apy wear heat cafe greatly
to the uty OF kind of gearing attached besides bad
weather. recurring the constant and anxiety of the attend
ant This difficulty Is entirely obvated and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency
wind. This compensated for by the fact that requires
outlay to the wind engineno men 10 tend
time, day night to be moved by the wind
the 1t will fill large tanks pond Gun
during the intervals Of the winds blowing size
mill pumps and reservoir is in proportion quantities
required, there is certainty of having abundance
through the For railroad stations,
plantations such contrvanee is unequalled pumping
water and grinding corn, ornamented fountains small
and grind five bushels of hour
nation or orders, address 3z :, =
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans
o24dlaw&W1y Sole Agent for the Southern States
EIOkS HIRRG-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY Is YEARS
u OF good waiter and house servant
he has knowledge of the plumbing business For
terms and particulars apply at this office, to
jy23 If l,g FlTFz n z T. y. VANHORN.
f0W PEAS-S00 bags choice Carolina seed, to arrive,
| " for sale by RAREIII & CO.,
| jel6 81 Common street.
| WROuGHT ,SPEkES-2lO kegs landmg, from 4 to 8
| le4 I'd i&f 8#. &"& II Magazine street.
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a., POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PROPRIE
hs ps5c s hat fsss s s5oss
will be opened on Wednesday, llih June.
and have made additions the Buildings which
in perfect order and greatly comfort North
Wharf has built which will lessen distance time
considerably new Stable has been erected and roads much
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon
the superior sALT Wafer BATHING FISH and OYSTERS
Blocs Band has engaged for the season. and every
rety watering places will be provided
The Southern sar Capt Carson will regularly during the
ny1e tss:s octs! N'' F. II CHAMBERLAIN co.
~, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
e on HS s M M 4 M coman e n s
Every energy will be brought TO bear to make the visitors
home myT If
A UCTION NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
nm ] sis aS sness his as S s5S s 2Sf an K
has ; sn hs Daise No No. 80 Camp street Es, so,, Al
minators Asgnees, and all others according law He
will also give prompt and personal attention all outdoor sales
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for SALE either private public
ton Every facility in his power will bs offered to buyers and
Practical naughsman and Plan Drawer will be
With the assurance he will give strict attention to his
business in all details, he trusts that s will receive share Of
no26 ~ Office. No. 80 Camp street.
V1OBY'S ExPREss-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind arrangements have been made this Express
by the steamer KITE Frsbee TO all the Watering Places the
charge of the baggage, parcels bundles etc. Agents the
different points will receive and forward all packages entrusted
to their care Chest will be at the office for the reception of
This Express with Mobile Montgomery Badon
Springs Point Clear, Hollywood and Datney Chest AT the Of
NE Baggage by the Kate Erisbee checked through to and
and fleeing Of Stewards SIMEON TOBY. JR.,
je3 3m IS Gravier street, corner Camp
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ONE OF THE SToRIEs.-ssys G. A. B., in the Home
Journal heard an aneGdote the other day which
amused me very much. will give it you. It is on
good authority-an officer who was at the mess when
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-09
TREBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYE


FIRST patent combined on stock.
Second patent, selEieeding in the eyelets.
Third patent, patent improved fastener, riveting
both sides.
All parties in want of n good Eyelet Machine
are strongly recommended 10 use none but Lip
mans Patent Improved which is decidedly the
best ever brought before the public possessing
numerous advantages, viz:
Itis strong durable, and not liable 10 get out OF
order
II punches the hole well aod to fit the Eyelet,
and in one operation cnches the Eyelet on both
sides.
|, saves time, the papers, &c, need moi be
reversed turned over 10 clinch the Eyelet o
second time, as is the case with all other ma.
chimes.
Il il useful TO the merchant in fling away
papers, well as 10 the attorney or conveyancer,
The shomaker tailor, mibner, and numerous
others, aud is very labor-saving machine.
Agents for Washington
TAYLOR g. MAURY
Book and Stationery Store. near 9th ~.
May "a