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Y AMERICAN STATE PAPERs-The London News
pays the following handsome compliment to Ameri.
can craftsmanship ,.;.1..,v
I; From the time Of Alexander Hamilton to that of
Edward Everett the reports and correspondence sent
out by Congressional committees and heads of De-
partments have been of such singular merit as fix
the attention Of society in Europe, wherever the Eng
lsh language is familiarity read. The wonder is less
to persons familiar with the structure and workings
Of the American Government than to those who know
only European ways. The statesmen ut Washington
are usually educated gentlemen and men Of business
OF onee-rsualy professional men, who yet have had
occasion, in the course of their lives to do with their
own hands much Of the{real business lof life; and
there is nothing like that sort of experience when
combined with 4 liberal education, for enabling men
to take and express sound and clear views of political
subjects Webster used osay that he did his business
all the better h tor hay having taken his father horse
ed of his manual tolls as one of the chief preparations
ofhis craftsmanship. Chosen from among the people,
the chief officers ofthe Government know how to ad-
dress the popular mnd--and the popular mind in
America, when dspassionate, is mind Of high order
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sALAniEs oE CLERks on rAE BANk on ENaLA ANp

SALARIES OF CLERKs OF THE BANK oFS ENGL AND.
clerk in the Bank Of England enters at the age Of
seventeen, on salary of one hundred and fifty dol
lars year, with additional hundred if he is punc
tual every morning. His salary is increased fifty
dollars o year till his income reaches four hundred
dollars. It is then raised twenty-five dollars a year
till it reaches an annual salary Of FIVE hundred dollars
forty dollars year till the gentleman has worked
his way up to the comfortable income of thirteen
hundred dollars. Butthis is not all. Every employee
of the bank is entitled to a retiring pension of an
amount proportioned to the number of years he has
served After forty years service ne believe clerk
is entitled to retire upon pension equal to the
amount Of the salary he enjoyed at the time of his
retirement When a clerk is absent on leave he for
which has double advantage Of securing the bank
from imposition, and of giving amodest man the
courage to ask for leave of absence when it is necs
sary; indeed the system generally seems to US the
only one by which faithful service be nationally
aYnPnted I I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

trial of Steam Fire Engines took place in the
Park yesterday morning, under the supervision of
Committee on Fire Department of the Board Of
Councimen. There were three engines entered. 4
Lee & Larnard's Machine was fitted with Carey's
patent rotary pump, and an engine Of six horse
power. This was built of the full working size, and
has already been described. Water was started in
fourteen minutes after lighting the fire, and stream
was thrown horizontally one hundred and eghty-iye
feet with fifty feet hose and oneeighth inch nozzle
to the pipe. saJl h.4sa2,sN ,-eA6s "a #'la" I
Mr.. james Smiths machine was a small model of
onethrd horse power consisting of an upright tabu-
La Lar boiler. the piston and pump working in line.
The peculiarly is a spring which opens the steam
valve. Water was thrown in twelve minutes after
lighting the fire, and stream was thrown sixty-6ve
feet through twenty feet Of hose and pipe fyesix-
teenths of inch nozzle ;t,tS.s sT7S9F7IF
W. c. q J. S. Bunham's machine was a large
model, using two of Bu1nham's patent double acting
pumps, working, vertically the side of an upright
boiler. 1t is eight horse power. Water was thrown
in twenty-five minutes after lighting the fire, and
stream was propelled one hundred and twenty-five
wet through fifty feet Of hose and three-quarters
nchnozzle - 1a h% @E5I
The experiments were witnessed by large number
of engineers and scientific men, as well as the usual
number OF curious citzens.-[N. Y. Sun, 7th.
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Crops are in fine condition in this and reighboring
counties, and the prospect bids fair for an abundant
harvest OF corn cotton rye oats, wheat, etc. indeed
the cereals seem especially to promise realization of
the tondest hopes Of our farmers, who have turned
their attention to these products ~
[Rnsk, Cherokee Co, Eng, Tex, 9th. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

THE RIvER-The river at this point is rising rapidly.
The Upper Mississippi, the Cumberland, the Tennes
see and the Arkansas rivers are each pouring out
large body of water, but Whetherwe shall have an
overflow is yet in the future. Some fears, however
are entertained of such disaster.
[Vicksburg Wing, 18th.
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Forsevera days past the weather has been unusually
cool for the season. The river is rising rapidly, and
the is from above indicate that may continue
orise for several days yet. a sl 49, lL:9ztE +
=. t%' Ea Helena (Ark) Shield, 10th.
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NAvAL.--,Capt Thomas A. Donin has been ap
pointed to the command of. the Gosport Navy Yard
and eutered upon his official duties yesterday. "
The q. S. steam frigate Merrimac, arrived in
Hampton Roads last evening. 9
Norfolk (ya.) Herald, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

So SooN.-We understand that an immensely rich
widow, whose husband died the other day in this city
is engaged to be married. Her millions of charms
are perfectly irresistible In China the inconsolabe
widow cannot marry until the sod on her dead hus-
bands grave is dry. So the widow and her sympa.
thzers get together and resort to artificial heat make
it dry up quick, IN. Y. Mirror,
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The weather turned quite cold yesterday afternoon
Fires were very comfortable. Louisville Times, sth
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There have been heavy rains north and east Of this
There was heavy fall of hail at Bentenville last
week. Gardens were much damaged.
Pr n ~ Fayetteville (Ark.) Ind, 25th.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

60 n s9s NR,X HsB SFHEANSs,o ahHAH S,okThEks SAGHS'
street, corner Of Clara street, the New Basin.
pAssENaEfku THk1Ss leave 6syfa day at
81 r NJ Reaches osyka at P NJ Passengers received
and landed at all intermediate stations.
FAREFour cents mile each way Children and servants,
FREiGHT TRAIN from the City to osyka and all interme-
stations every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, from
osyRo New Orleans and all Intermediate stations every Mon
aip win says the city Sunday at
rweey Line eE9 i rAoEs HA75GFSS GdkS ssH M sopsr
aasa1aztiFR SUMNER hkktNaEHHATs. NA9NHNARs
Ii tbs isE Isl Of H5Eoh FxsSEsenn STSEi TRAINS: :
lsA.ss @ we @ ep ~ $Fsas $ay s5S
= NJ s. Is RETURNING: ..',
IsaES Leave BsySp B. yrelna Ban 5 F NJ NJ
at Algers $50 ?. IT.
fas Ferry Boat viii connect with Passenger Trains
the foot Of St Ann stree, every o'clock nfecissy
the on the M Whr S m h foot Of S n"a h
than you ss S ,an m che ompaHy GGGnS
Printed Rules Rates Freight pamphlet form for cir
"5af"' oz5 - DC nN' u A B. sEGER Vee President
| OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" observation-disclosures No. 81 Camp street-lncorpora-
ted under Act Of the Legislature 18th March, 1855.
The office Of the Institution will be opsn the reception of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from to O'clock
| and on Saturday evenings from TO o'clock. X. a
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment Of the funds strictly limited by the Act of
incorporation to the Public Debts Of he United States
mortgage of nnenClbered unimproyed Real
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans exceed
ing 80 per cent. Of the appraised cash value. tl
pledge the Stock of the
New Orleans exceeding 60 of the
All Interest Profit derived from the employment
funds distributed semi annually among the Deposors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow
receive any pay emoument whatever.
Certificates deposits having interest ct agreed
will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited
| specified time. '.r. ft}r+ '
| TRUSTEES.
George Eustls, A. D. Kelly William Vogel,
| W. N. Mercer, Geo, UrquhRrt, r. B. Sumner,
i @. c. Duncan, q A.. Hene, George Jonas,
| Wilhemus BogRrt P. N. Wood, Thos A. Clark,
| Thos. A. Adams, e. A. Bradford, D. D. Withers.
| W. N. MERCER, President
| ,.1 A. D. KELLY,
WIN. VOGEL. Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMMER, -'"
| Q. D. WITHERS Treasurer.
NBCopes Of tho Act Of Incorporation and By Lava
be obtained OF the Office. SSly
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Never trust secret with man who loves his wife,
for he will tell her-.she will tell Aunt Hannah-and
Aunt Hannah will impart it as profound secret to
every one OF her female acquaintances. '&1
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A.eG. SERINTES, ATToRNEY-ATLAW,N No. 26 Gem
IA mercial Place New Orleans. mY ly 4

rTyF4E EIAI.LADAY WINDMILL. = MANY OF
scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gneers in the United States have examined this Machine and
modern date
By simple yet ingenious device, the gale increases in
verify the sails gradually round change the angle at
which they set for gentle breeze present less and less
resistance the wind, M when the tempest raging at its
height, little presented to its power the thin edges AS
y of the gale abaes the fans gradually their orig
nal position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
on Of the sails what mechanics have long sought Tor III
vain. fs.-e
The speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
of wind for is fully under the control Of regulator
is wheel steam engine II this Mill be well put
will require attention whatever Tor weeks TO-
geher .# lL 17.'
The only why ages past hiss not been nni
versaly used motive is well known to be the want OF
heretofore constructed either postaed in hopeless ruin
revolved with such rapy heat and chaie greatly
the injury Of kind Of gearing attached hesdes in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety o. me attend
This difficulty entirely obvated and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY q the
wind This is compensated for by the fact that 1t requires 40
outlay expense the wind enEne-no men TO tend or
time day or night moved by the wind from point Of
the compass II will fill large tanks ponds that can be nsed
during the intervals the winds blowing the size Of the
mill pumps reservoir in proportion to the quantities OF
water required there certainty of having an abundance
through For railroad stations and sugar and COTTON
plantations such convance unequaled both for pumping
water and grinding corn ornamened fountains small
ter grind five bushels Of hour For further nfor-
S H GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
o24dlawkWIvf Sole Agent Tor the Snnthern StaLes
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Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr. Borrecault, are
pla7ing an engagement i'll Baltimore.
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ASetu 0tIearls laiIp Grestert.
Angel Music.

g. i i. tg1sf .-.-
When the twilight weeps meath the azure VEIL s}8
And the sweet flowers sigh as the day grows pale,
Then an angel comes on her silver wings,
And golden harp in her hand she brings;
E& : jH.,; Soft, sweet and low, "a "a q ss..4s
Rich numbers fiGW, s5GE5J IA
And hush my breath when the angel sings. gG
@! the loyerays fall from her dew-ied eye, f&
Like the soft beams from the twilight sky, t,5
And Al she fans my brow with her fragrant wings,
Whlle she gently strikes on the golden strings!
Soft, sweet and low
~ &LE@S@ Rich numbers flow, Es@s8$
And weep for joy while the angel sings!
Like the soft South VIII, wiiA when he woos the flowers
Like the glad birds notch his lovewreathed bowers
Like the thrilling sigh Of the winds harp-strngs,
Are the rapturetones that the angel sings "a .,.{
Soft, sweet and low,
Glad breathings flow,
And dream of love while the angel singsi
Like the paintye voice Of the moaning pine,
Like the wild, wild wall Of the heaving brine, i'.
Like the groans that sweep the night-wnds wings
Is the strange, sad song that the angel sings .
Dark, deep and low, 5&TE
Sad meanings flow,
And weep DER the lost while the angel sings!
Then a lofty strain on the rich harp swells,
And the soul of bliss in its music dwelIs s..,s
And the tide of song oer the glowing strings
Flows fresh and free from the Eden Springs! $E1
Soft, sweet and low, fRatt B@-i
Rich breathings flow, asg .s
And dream of Heaven while the angel sings!
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed for the pur
Surveying that may BE- entrusted to them within the State
Inns of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein ~ ]. q. DkEUA.
~ .rf W. S. MITCHELL
nS. Office No u Commercial Plaea. 91y
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NUM- !. BE.R 81.
4 !. tfrsFa she National IatelIizenesr.1


Having been lately applied u from distant parts
Of the country for copies of t ar,eZas
declaration, which was pnbIished Nj the Natsonsi Tn
telligencer in January, Ia5i and bayfna NO ana-a
copy Of our paper 80 far back have Concluded To-
republish the article, for the beneit os thsa i 49,
desire to obtain if, and for the GssissT o g psf
may have forgotten Its existence How iI.i
1t been for the public tranquility that s vic esr
minaton and counsel were in an evil hour departed
from sg#is
From the National IDtelgencer Of Jan. I'd I85i
In consequence of the Misrepresentation which
have been circulated in reference to Che following
paper, which is now being signed by members ol
gongFess we have been permitted 70 publish it fol
aboutit: 2
I3"The undersigned, members Of the Thirty-frst
Congress Of the United States, believing that re-
neWal OF sectional controversy upon the subject Of
slavery would be both dangerous to the Union and
destructive Of it's objects, and seeing no mode by
which such controversy can be avoided except by a
strict adherence to the settlement thereof effected by
the Comp Acts passed at the late session OF
Congress- do hereby declare their intention to main
tam the said settlement nyioate, and to resist all
attempts to repeal alter the acts aforesaid unless
by the general consent of the friends of the measure
and 70 remedy such evils, if any, time and expe-
renee may develop. And for the purpose Of making
this resolution effective they further declare that they
will not support for the office of President or Of vice
fresldeat or of Senator, or of Representative in
congress Or as amember Of State Legislature, any
,of Whatever party, who is not known to be OPP
posed to the disturbance Of the settlement aforesaid
and to the renewal in any form Of agitation on tie
subject of slarervn 7E3 7gy.
We are not certain that there was ever published
complete list Of all the names appended to the sew
| eral copies Of the above declaration which were
circulated for signatures in the two halls Of Congress
The following list Of the signers to one Of them
which was headed with the nstrious name of Henry
Clay, and contains also the names OF other distn-
gglshed gentlemen Of both parties is copied from
|. nsrfff ff,ap
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L LISBON SALT-eOO bushels to arrive, for sale by
Ia al GEO. W. HYNS0H & CO., 81 Camp st.
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RAIN.-We were favored with a delightful rain
yesterday morningp to the city denizen and
equally 50 TO the planter but not quite 50 favorable
just now to the planting interest. A great quantity
of rain water has fallen the past month.
-, " % [Natchez Courier, 14th inst.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Ii, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY the l7th inst at 6 O'Clock r. NJ
f7asy.6j4 NfbFs UPPER RED RIVER.

Li1zs: Hon uPrk II m n.t KD 'isf5 Rfv
assssa White OAK Shoals, Fulton, Browns Landing,
s s hs ss
light dangh steamer DE De Capt Lewis VIZ as above
sss
expressly IT, shSpsIs FIX
eaay s sf 5 81 Y ahss Light feet
W. leave FSK 1SEhPT ii si fsSSE
ps ssaIs afsuS
ns 5 2p ] a3s s n anS
ng For freight or Il r. apPMly pgM1n 70 New
n. b. Shippers may rely goods going through without de-
enon There will be clerk the evee receive freight
Wednesday morning. ny6
T leave oK EUgRAH 5E !si5 sffsh f
Fan esq., s ns5ms sad
ApPsssts master s leave above For freight passage
cs,I: Wis ss. gr39t
Hsd sss sss m # say ad , contracted
her unless e' an order isR'sH
T aye o sobEHERDB RED EiS Il fssb Nj RED
pseSs sSs +. = i1nbail I'M '~ W u pWhhsne Wihsnl
Srand bsyea capP,s Alsxana Go5,ens and I'll ntss
%yi5 LEWIS y;:S sK4pP stEsst
u
of reshipping the light draft Camden at Shreveport
Will leave on SATURDAY, 17th inst at o'clock P. N.
FOR SHREVEPORT, G RA Nd
EAsl1teE Bayou, Grand Ecore, and Alexandria The
ss4a@19. elegant and swift running passenger packet
steamer II. Il. Fkimba1l, Captain w. Wthenbury will
the and all intermediate landings For freight
my15, = - = r. b. SMITH, New Levee
s The Kimball will take freight for Jefferson Port Caddo
for above the Raft with privilege of reshippng.
Leaves SATURDAY 18th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ positively.
frs=o REGULARfRED RIVER PACKET,
For Jefferson and all landings Soda Lake.
Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore.
ST. Maurice Cotile, Alexandria and Goron's Landng-The
substantial and light draught steamboat Planter, D. D.
Atkinson MASTER will leave as above For freight passage
| "ff~ p. H. BRINTON & CO., Lafayette st.
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
| water permitting. my9
ATCHAF YA RIVER.
Will leave on sATTRDAY !7th Inst at O'Clock M M NJ =,
| rgIs FOR ISOEoELOUSAS.--1N PLACE OF
the steamer Mary Bes for the balance Of the
EsT4@sEaa - The Light draft and safe steamer
Frank Keeling, AieS Grant JF master will leave as
Grand River Butte Ia Rose Conrtabea Bayou Beu smms
port Old River and all landings on the Atchaialaya.
For freight passage, apply board foot Of St Louis
| orto sslF zE'
| my17 A. BAQUE, Agent, IA Customlouse street.
HThe Frand Keeling will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any other person but the captain clerk.
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ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
ESsEE RIVER.

Win leave on SATURDAY 18th inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
, FPs,s FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
@ The new u and n M Igh.draugh steamer @ East
above Easort Florence and Tuscumba For freight
passage, apply on board. to ~
LEWIS SNAPP L CO., 81 Front street,
The Eastpo will take freight for Napoleon Memphis Hele
Hickman. New Madrid, Cairo. Paducah Nashville and all
way landings. myl6
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REGULAR pACKETs.
Leaves eveyvTHURspaY, At s go,cloek P. mi.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at '5,ocock P. NJ }s-
, r. SUMMER ARRANGE hIENT-U.
saSSs E $. Mail steamer R. W. NGRAE in place OF the
Southern Bele-RHnning in connection with the
Princess and Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwitl Landing Lake Providence Vcksburg,
ranton New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and Fort
AdamsThe elegant and swift running packet r..
w. McEae, Capt L. W. Broadvell, will leave
intermediate landings freight passage apply on
board, to T. B. SMITH, IL New Leyee street, ap2l
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY. lTth inst at O'Clock P. NJ.
TS b. FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
ssat s fine fast running passenger steamer Moses
above for Fort Smith, Van Bren, Ozark Norrisown Dar
danees, ewsburg Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all inerne
diae landings Arkansas River. For freight passage
apply on board, or 10
myl3 LOUIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street.
FOR CUMBERL AND RIVER.
Will leave MONDAY the 18th inst at o'clock P. NJ:
49, 8 Light dfaught steamer Il. l.. Cobb, 6. j.,
saess9ssa Cobb MASTER will leave above and all
termediate ports. =rF ~
Hs> For freight passage, apply on board or to
PERKINS & CO.,
mylT of ST.. Charles and Per5ido streets
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Mail Il, W. MCR b. place of the
sEs Mar
ranton New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and For
ap M nn4 " s w savs o PSs s
and all landings For freight apply
board, or to 7. B. SMITH II New Leyee street, ap2l
BrrA l,1 yy=ATER:-rHE m (: III WATERS Of THESE Gel
s @ s. s rse sgs cena o
Alley, By J. pEcHoGx "'' s''s 'ONSi u o0Dl'lsl'''
Diseases affections the bladder Kidneys Dypepsa
Ga Franz 5 n Of s the r. WHmb VI e %
chronic oherwise will afford Immediate relief and effect
found great service As IS may be used BY the most
delicate infant during meals as diet drink with pleasure 50
from one Of the numerous certificates on hand
This is to certify that ina very bad Of health and
found to place myself under the of D Stone
for Two RELIEF then had recourse
s sp " snd esf g aae o f lse 2 es
from the Springs, commenced using the freely In
lieved suerings which very ac1e in
week. am now my WAY to St. louis where b A
s n # sSyss o The S % s RS'S Sssn % S
''''''' >'~ ''''''.e H. MAcsHANE. !
This ceres that Mr. H Macshane under treatment in
sn s Cd S 1 %n sn for II s s
verey gave him my advice, in connection with the Physi
clans Of s:i but he p,,...
Irefsr to few of those who have used the Water:
General j. L. Lewis ' Hon. j. II. Caldwell,
Col. W. Christy, DR.. Wedderburn,
Talbert Wilson, ESQ.,, r, DR.. MacGormick,
JOS. Lowell Esq, DR.. Porter, etc. etc.
The house at the Springs will be shortly under
feIs ]. S. BossIERE.
- SsS SAof odd Fellows Rest' for 1856 -onicers-
- Sy &asHenry Bier President; John Stroud Treasurer
SzfaEossSSSBJas FurneauX Secretary. Cemetery Commit
tee-Harper Gllngham, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes. Fl
nance Committee-Thos. Keetfe, ". c. Wilson, L. Homes
Sexton--Danel Merritt. Memhers-Frank Lewis, W. G. Viii
son. Geo. Seymour H. Goldman, G. Is. Bowdch j. r. War
ner H. Casarede, S. Boullemet Z
SO. VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured by applying to F. NJ C0RRY at Sickles Co. " ca
nal street FELT Il sTETsON's 81 Camp street TO
MILIsPATGH u Mint and at the secretary's office, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette streets.
The price members of Sockholdng Lodges will be $40
vault; 10 all others, $50 per vault "
re- Information relative to the purchase Of Lots can be had
application to the Secretary. - ~ o. " 4 q"
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
IN Longworth's Sparkling G!ATAWBA WINE
~ ' - Ladies' SWEET WINE;
DRY WINE, in bottles;
:. cATAwyBA Brandy, in Or casks;
Constantly on hand for sale by the Agents, q.
VOORHEES,, GR1GGS & Co. - ~ J (
NIL en- Is Tchonptoulas street.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
1% Patent Sawed Weatherhoarg both rough and dressed
from the best heart timber for sale ut ell per for rough
and SO per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers
feis Gn - : STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.
A. G. SERIMES, ,ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, No. 26 Gem
IA mercial Place. New Orleans. Vi, ln2l ly
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sEA-GOTNG VESSELS.
7EXAS AND MEXICO.
CALIFOR MA. 17f

To sail on THURSDAY, ed inst. at O'Clock "A. NJ.
= .s:tz-, FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPTN-
tRN fNTTt WALL. AND PANAMA, touching at San Juan
del Nore, Ncaragna, going and returning The
with Government mails and passengers connecting with of
the Pacific Mail Company splendid steamships Panama for
San Francisco. For freight or passage apply to Al
my15 W. G. TEMPLET0N, rs Camp street.
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AMERICAN STATE PAPERs-The London News
pays the following handsome complimentt to Amer