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STEAMERS ECLIPSE I.

", grsS rsTEAa1T1iss z ECLIPSE FL FIR FIR
.sasss, Co. souTaEHR BELLE, fsa#Azzsssa #azzssszs
THE magnificent U. S Mail THE elegant aud IISt run
steamer r lfpse, H. n,ns steamer . @ WL Ia I'll
Broadweli commander, vii BeIEe -. N. l>roau"E,
commence regular weekly cOmnepder Will commence ef
trips the New Orleans, Fcks regular weekly trp ine
br, Miiliken,s Bend Laket Orleans, Grand Cuff Rodney
prn2lnnca and Princet n Nachez trade, MON
on TIjRSDAY I'LL Septem DAY the Sth September leav
bnr leaving New Orleans ling New Orleans MhN-
TJJI+RSD3Y EVENING atIDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock
o'clock for the above and flor The above and all ntcIned
intermediate landings. H Y. ate landings el 5-tt . "a
The above steamers are undergoing thoEoagh
ard reng will be in complete order, and VIII attend
to all business entrusted to their care " A@,
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Iazoo river nd re-
shin at Tcksbnre withon. delay : : ,,,
Neither the ECLIFSE nor the SOUIHERH BELLE Will oe
resp0nybe for letters packages containing Or other
vanbes unless regular bills Of laing taken and contents
stated nor for any vnabe deposited by passengers with the
clerk, or contained in bagsase. ~.
No bills Will recognized unless contracted under wtltel,
order Captains either Of the above boats and ~ bills
must a. the Office Of the boat to which they beon
before o'clock he day of lenYn for approval "len VII
then be paid presentation at the Office Of the Agents. 10 G-
Tier street. f. -'
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROADWEII. BROS. IL CO, h5 Grayier ST..
or LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front st.
N IA clerk will be the evee every Monday morning
to receive freight both boats up the time of leaving
NJ
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s- z-zz-- NEW ORLEANS, OPE-
6ssa, faE USAS AND GREAT WESTERN
ASaSSz5 III W II S55Ssasts. r STLROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
and after T Of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot at Algrrs EVERY AY .7.aD A. NJ.
Arrive Bayou B9uf every day at lp A. NJ
RETURNING: d. ..-
Lea l5Hvon BrTnf .-lG:lo l. ~.
Arrive al Gfeh
Excursion ickes the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
To Bayou aeS Allenands 10
To Racemd Iafourche Crossings and Terrebonne. 50
To Tigerville. %
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional.
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the Of ST. Ann ET ERT MORNING at O'clock, pre-
csely.
Freight will received for Bayou Bnuf and intermediate
Stations the Company the wharf the foot Of ST. Louis
street, EVERY DAY until o'clock z. NJ. All up freight
be paid the shippers and freight delivered at n
oer Stations than Bayou des Aemands Raceland La ource
Crossing, Terrebonne rgerve and Bayou Bnuf (where
the Company have agents.l must he pre- paid. >,
Printed Rules Rates Of Freight be had application
2 " A. B. sEGER,
aultf Vice President.
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2 The American Assos ation for The AdVaneerlentof
Education commenced eyenth annual meeting at
Detroit on the 18th Instant Hit @ ls 95l n
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FOR HIRE-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, 1S YEARS
age good waiter and hous servant drayman or por
ter he has knowledge of the plumbing business For
jy23 If tf'' r. D. vANHoRN.
fHONF PEGAS-3UD bags choice Carolina seui, arrive
" tnr sale by aBARELII & Co, t2
ief6 .a y "2 81 Common street.
WROUGHT SPIkES-2fO Kegs landing, from 4 to
w inches for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
je4 Il Magazine street.
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STEAMBOAT EPA,RTUREs
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

VIII leave on THURSDAY 18Th inst.. O'Clock p ~
FOR ST. L0gIs-THE THE FERY BLY,, LiGhI |. III
ie will leave above for st. Louis, Ca Gi;
radea Cairo Hickman New Madrid Memphis Napoleon, ana
all Intermediate landings For freight passage, apply on
board, or 10 - %
nu25 LEWIS SNAPP h Co, ~ Front street.
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CbSPEEs'S w ElL1L-SlTUAEED In HI lls
@ county, Miss forty miles from Vieksbufg by railroad
EaI Raymond within four miles from thence by
This noted Watering Place for the Of CHRONIC DarIhea
Dyspepsa Dropsy Gravel Diabetes ehloEosis General De
l12+Sfg sE4E E1-gls. &a.Sf INMAN WILLIAMS
March, 1856. n E41 f@s Proprietor.
n. BIT is well known that the yellow fever prevalent
fall evidently brought here by goods from
an infected district Persons arriving Well will be struck
with its elevated ocaon saed in the pine his and will
fail to local for fever. ecauion has been taken
to the bedding the occasion pointed bs the resi-
ysca [Dr j. S. Beazeley and burnt in presence Of
esses and their certificates published thorough remove.
ton going end visitors daily arriving do not
desire do expect large company the coming sea-
som every will be made to render the invalid
Portable. =-, vi sg;
m3I If INMAN WILLIAMS.
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g.ausa r~.zza===.==zxz.-, NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
Tsf3s saAs 5SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
A IIROtQ.


O'Clock, NJ and argiyes at osyka Miss eetreisht
6s sE on Sf% on
i sSs Nv " Fl aaS m H. E@ or
9k and M n ss p Snd se Fs:1 sse ; renees New
years age, free. Children between five and Twelve q
eny Saturday and Monday morning,
sHaS6N h1!f Fl my &c Fs at the office of the
Company No. 45 Caronaec street Also family tickssts
Coloed persons are not Permitted the trains without
hs sos s snG they msg 60 As the
be retained hy The Conductor and will be good for trip in one
"a FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Nsy Orleans for osyks and in
and Saturday and leaves yka for New Orleans and
as s's every GoH'"T s Sss
9 q; A. HEN NDgiksON SS co.., MAoA1lNE SIT,
OF Hee e. 9 = the ed ows ~y mbfks5 he pe
comprises all the articles needed for family Of for merchants
III tLt GnauuS. - 80 = - nIs ~
the mest scienhc abe md eSeenced mechanics and en-,
a s % he n h aSeons
verify, the sails gradually round; change the angle
which they were ser for gentle oreeSe present less and les
height te presented to its power the thin edges AS
nal POSITION someng of Gis End for Ghangg the pos
lion of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
The speed the wind wheel increased by powerful
of wind for il is fully under the control Of regulator
as Il wheel engine. If tls Mill be well put
will require no care or attention whatever for weeks to-
gcther.
The only why the wind for ages past has not been uni
versaly motive power is we'll known be the want Of
aguaug machine In heavy gales the wind l-wheel as
heretofore constructed was either prosated m hopeless ruin Or
revolved with apdy heat and chae greatly
to the injury Of auy kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
weather, requiring the and anxiety OF the attend
ant This difficulty is entirely obvaed and the only OBJ
ectoD that possibly be urged the Inconsistency - the
wind This compensated for by tho fact that requires
outlay expense run the wind engine-no to tend
fuel TO feed it, with steam power The mill ready at
time, day or night to be moved by the wind from any point Of
the compass It VIII ~ large tanks ponds tat can be ned
during the intervals of the winds blowing if the of the
mill pumps and reservoir is in proportion the quantities
water required, there is certainty Of having abundance
through the year For railroad stations and and cotto1
plantations such conrynce unc1ualed, both for pumpne
and grntng corn, orhamened fountains. \ small
sized MILL with moderate wind will raise LOCO gallons of
grind five bushels Of per hour For further infor
nation, or orders, address
| :. = S. H. G1LMAN.Sl Estchea street, New Orleans
n2adlawfW1r IA Sole ATant for the Southern StnteR
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7ENa3KY7S ENPRESS-THE UITIAENS MUST BEAK
in mind arrangements have been nude to run this Express
by the steamer Kate Flisbee all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel on the boaNnd cars and take
the luggage parces bundles ETC. Agents at the
different points wifi receive aud forward all packages entrusted
to their Chest will be at tho Office for the reception of
packages, bags, etc. - aHt
This Express with Mobile Montgomery, Blndon
Springs Point CIea Hollywood and Itney Chest ut the Of
ice. -.E -t.. .s=
@ Baggage by the Kate Frisbee checked through to and
roa all will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and fleeing of stewards. SlMhOSsibBf- JR.,
ie3 3m rs tsravier street, corner Camp
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F2ArIs-ts Ar1s-BA No

DATHS-BATEIS-BA -BA'TEfS-BARBERlZlNG, No.
~ 2G St. Charles street. .ls4 .
ROLLINS 0, &c more at his post The Verandnh fire for
while stopped the operation of his we'll known establishments
ht !me the great physician has restored 70 MN eter one
His BARBERs SALOON is supplied With Tie best artisss
Dyein aud Dressing have teen reduced down 10 a SCIENCE he
feels assured that be with &acy and aspatch the
most fustiAous .
He has for sale yyel assorted stock of fresh PRFthERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics best Dyes and Tones for
the hnr 55...LH
mis- FIN -50 .Ff'I ~ f51 JOSEPH RoitlNS.
THE STANDARD REMEDY.-B. 4; FAHNE
Il STOGk,S FERMIRUGE is positively one Of the Mostef-
tectua medicines for the eradication OF worm" t mas ever
been offered to the public Re cautious IN purchasing = SPY
rios articles circulating through the country Eead the
following: ET= =, +, ~, ,o-
MeSsrs. B. A. Fahnestock CoGenenten: II is but due
to You to state that have been selling your Suge lo te
last four years, and with sincerity ihat ~ pas gwen
cans of the and country and now the standard remedy
for worms in this pnrt of the roGtf$ ,1,re 1,..
whoieSue md retail py alrthe principal arusgss an
country merchants throughout ht United sees M2l d&Wn
NAM. w. w. ..NOOD.-ArrpRNEI AND CouS
w SEILOR-AT-I,AW and Solicitor in Cha'cery having
removed from New Orleans and located in ackson MRS. VIII
give attention all business entrusted to his chare
the High Court of Errors and Appeasthe superior 'ft o.
Cancery the uped saes Circuit and District Courts and "
Circuit and Probate Courts Of Hns Rankin warren anu th'
30. Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, &C.
COUNTS, NOTES, etc. ~ b Ul4 :tg7 .yteF
0FFICE-In Elss Buildings, Of State and Pear
Streets, Jackson, Miss. '5szs =.=- ~ an,htdEW
pAND BOxF1s-lyaO dozen at 81 25 and 81 80 per
Ii for sale by ~
mylS srn ss and 60 tanal St., corner of Old ievee.
y3TINDoVv GIL Ass-lsppo nn1ss Arnetic and Frens
w Window Glass various sizes and prices for sne by
/ ty1 "-N ,s''' 72 Magazine street.
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viii leave on THURSDAY. 2sit inst. at O'Clock F. n
H@s. FOR RED RTVE1R.T II = VERf
silsfr k,E light dra.yht LafiEtc, st ckman
master will Leave positively for AieXandria Tor,
as above. For freight passage apply on board oro
r. B. SMITH, 4Tchonptonlas street
@ Freight taken Shreveport and all Intermediate land
;r,sS II consItrnad nj kIpxnndr;a sEz5s zf&. au25
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VOLUME! !. ?! TX.
sEA-GOIMG VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO,
FORK E Y w n sly .

,5z,Na FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
lVlH&N OAR kEYS-The fast sailing schooner Llbbie
LMlA Sheppard, Capt JOHN Lowe, will be ready to re,
el4sceye cargo Tomorrow, and will call at Tampa and
Cedar Keys IL sufficient freight offers For freight passage
apply to BARELII Il CO.,
auIS 4t No. 81 Common street.
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YER MIssIssIP

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, eth inst, at O'Clock 2; NJ
fYas.s REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
T smphS Iespa Nas9en9 s Hn 1anS ake
ns in the BcnisTe fine regular and fast running passen
ger packet H. Ms Wright, D. Clarke mister
place of the steamer John SniUnd will leave as apoVe
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
JOHN i. HYDE CO., 66 Poydras street.
E5The H. NJ Wright will attend to all the business OF me
steamer John smonds according to an arrangement entered
into between Capts Church and Clarke =
f,nyS1 str.et " 7 " AuG3
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Leaves New Orleans. r .turnng, leaves
totE by Pontcharirain RsR. Covngtob
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-, POINT CLEAR E4OTEL.5THE pRoPRIE s!:sI T,

ntaa POINT CLEAR H4OTEL.-THE PROPRIE
@ TORS of the Battle House nave the pleasure OF informing
IiM the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, llth June.
During the season they have been the
and have additions to the Buildings, which are
now in perfect order and greatly augment comfo North
Wharf has been bu which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved.
Point advantages all other places upon the
Coast who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS
Band been engaged for the and every
ety OF amusement watering will be provided
The Southern STAR Capt Carson will yresuarly during the
season between the City and Point Clear.
GI- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2E F. II. CHI aMBERLAlN GO.
aaA THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
f opened on tie day OF June under the personal at
I:: ention of JOHN MCDONNELL, of 14I Common street
Every eergywi be brought to bear make the visitors 1T
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The Fillmore State Convention of Massachusetts,
have nominated Amos A. Lawrence for Governor. \

There was very severe storm Of rain and wind on
the Hudson river, during the 10Th and goth insts.
The river rose very rapidly the night Of the 2Oth,
and over1owed the banks at Albany, carrying of
thirty-sx houses. Great damage had been done to
the crops and bridges BY this storm
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FOR RED RIVER.

viii leave on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst a. Il o'clock P. NJ
gYses, FOR RHARF4ISONBURGA ND COR
E41lttts TOMS I.hNDING-The light dranght steamer
;ssasssssas4Su Bayou Belle, j. D. Walker MASTER Will
leave above. S,N
Freight TO Harrsonurg and Black River to sc per bb
do Gortons wet and dry. ry.....s.s............ec 90
l Annly an I,nord Font of (rostnan street aus
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WATERING PLACES.

rsn PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEIs-THIS COM
fsf nodoas and eligible establishment is open for the
reception Of visitors and complete arrangements have
perfected for the entertainment Of inferior to
hotel upon the Gulf Coast ti Va w GR1CE L. JAMES,
i1.DU I'm EF7. t d. =.
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f+szzr..p, f+zr., PLEASURE EXCURSION

n3y-Passage, 81 Meals 80 cents. g5z E$ .5s \ t+t
For further particulars apply oh board, or to
aIf s---L.- ID. q. IOWBEk:l Agent oa Nfaoaziie st
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UCTIDN NOTICE. - THE SUBSCR TBER RES
"A pecully informs his friends and the public that having re-
su,ed his old business AuCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office No. So Camp street =r ~. ~
VIII the sale Of Real Estate, Stocks Negroes Ad
rnis!raors Assgnees all others according to law. He
will also give prompt attention to all outdoor saes
of every description .zE..t . .s-
a Register will he Kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms or at public auc
tion Every facility his power will be offered to buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate. ..
Practical Daugsan and Plan Drawer will be constant
attendance his Office
With the that ne will give strict attention to his
in all it's Details he that he will receive share o!
public patronage. BENZ. kENnhi Anctloueef,
noc6 Office, No. 80 Camp street.
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The question 81 tns present. Of selling the ylA.
10 th-ousA The Houes 81 atths Co crestes i,og,
though not very lively, e4cussi i, the wspsne-s
Il Cs1tarsvs sad slip occurred fconi re bT ne
al La O. .Id oausd sorae da,psgs.
N fscDa business vas fris, sni 40 0e0 riintals Of
bar.irs sel5 VA iEg expectation.
r.hre I'D II sp1fsn Of 70 "a f,z tina Eoyisn cove
sent bsirs rsscy 20 make tbs portion Of II that runs
through It's territory.
ma Panama Herald Of Gsy 10 has the fclowiog:-Ws
iesrn from correspondent Ia Ecuador thai Mr. phio
White, the North American Mini ter accredited - that
republic h:s juat concluded treaty Ter conventicn)
vi ihe exeru I've government a. Qnito with regard to
the nights of "neutrs commerce." &C., which It is b
the sbor i've sapsgos Grsno treaty OF 1854 negotiated
between the same parties. By tbs stipulation of this
nov treaty updsrstand the b-oad and bene6 cent
maxim, Ma. Stree ships mskeree goods Is laid down
And established settled principle OF international
law.
BY historical reniI it appears that the early
satesmsn VI the North Ameri:ao republic foremost
ind the yery first to give it the CT
treaty compact between two nations.
VAIrARAIso, April I.-Ths business of the might
as bsen little Importance. Orters from Bolivia and
cru have been small, and the Irsnssndine msrchant;
Ave closed their business earlier than usual ow0g
the rain. AL these circumstances made busiaess very
dull The market report OF the Mrcuro says that supe
riof and fsshiOnabl Sssort ents Of goods
nsnd. All othec articles Of merchandise he nd In
sufficient quantity to keep the prices low Flour is
auosed st S12 per 200 lbs; wheat S. st Valparaiso
Freghts--Guano from Chinchss To the United States
$c2 copper 10 Briti.h ports "a to 81 6s whea. ID
Melbourne, Ga IS, to g. los.
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views from tae Sandwich sands.


BY way 81 California have sdvees from Honolulu to
the Goth April.
His isty King karnet an1eh& ia about 20 take unto
himself spouse The future Queen 10 Miss Rookie gfatd
daughter OF an EpgIshr named John Toupg, who for
any ears was man much esteemed and high in the
cop1Cence OF tho fcrrleT severe gps.
Letters mat the lava ceased f1Ting TO-
wards lilo.
[CoIresp ondencs Of Alta CaEfarni,
HONOLULU April I, 1850.
Some Sozen vhs'ers have arrived from their
between cruise, with average Of very far
luck They make but short stay before Iro7eelng
north fer the fshis grounds.
ned States Vim ennes, Conn. Rogers,
rived bers the I'D u and after stay OF three days.
for the purpose Of providing wood ant water sailed
the tfitsd states, Wis Tahiti. The Alarm (5c,) and
Acioiaoe Or are still IL pot.
You vii rcrnsmber paragraph whi;h went the
rourdg OF he time sn.e respecting one
Robert Mills, sailor, who SO arxous 70 procure
ui for the NsrQuesea Islands. Il would appear
BY the trad Il toGsy Tia. the good pso9e OF California
snd elsewhere havs been gulled BY him.
Ir George = La.hrop has been appointed An ,ric an
Consul eufiSg Tie tbsence 0. NJ og3sn who lesye TO
day 10 The trsnces Palmer on Walt to the unitel
Stste, -
lac srprere Court sits Moadsy next the Tth inst
with quite large tC;kst; among others, case OF
napsanshter enc d stsasft with a deadly weapon and
SINE matters with the BARR George o. swan Il
Clifford memory.
The IeeislstuTe aiso meets next week.
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DIED SINCE THE ACCIDENT.
ANS Martin, e.ed May7.


Jsmss Ms-trD, eied May7
Antcli 10 Domingo, died Hsy7.
William TOraves Ame,icsa. 70 yesrs Of age tcm Cs,,;
es A-ottef gives the iniormn Ion.
-hs-s we're wo died ID The cars darilg The evening
AZ the seo5en bers ,hsy could Ss ksa 10 The hos
psl OF IN m il said TO havs bees Mr. rirsvs- aad
tie osher. Nh, Kng, both mentioned above.
ns dead thus G ss'o .. ta,ss thirty iarss
OF whom q information could be obtaIoed.
Inc wcpLte1 sho required surgical Aid, numce'sd
secut SIXTY CT shom fary seven at the hosp tai
vent on towards san Francisco.
The Rev air. ssnwcod, reported killed April Is, has
covered, and proceeded to California.
From the Panama herald, Hay 1871
We regre. 20 say that in frs. let published the
name OF Miss Stanley as among me killed. Aiss 8. was
not ursd We also omitted the name Of Dennis Crow
ley, who killed.
From the Aspinwan Ccurier, Nay 1c.l
On TUESDAY last, May 10 another OF the wounded by
Yeri-cied Al the Railroad go.p.ai in this oiy. H.
member Of the Niagara Loigs. l. D. Of O. F., OF
Buffalo we sze informed. 10 SID O. r. Barnes, o, New
lore reportee we-e barred in due confoyrni wln as
principles and regulations Of the order Of Odd Fellows
IFrom the Panama Hersid Nay col
Having several times pc ,ishad lists OF the killed And
wounded by 'hs unfo' tunate STAIR We deem il ne:eszAy
list Of these who VIII 60 by the next boat 70 the United
S ates:-
Augustus o:oa r.assia IT, Denny, B'3syilIe Iaa
A5ijah HamIset, Mass. Nd.
B. T. Lewis, Bolnvile, Ind. D. 5. C,on, Philsdslphla.
The solowirg are the names oi those who viii 70 to
San francisco the next boat
J. s Bahccck, Mass. Jshn Crane, Rome, Oneida
Barney McKearne,, Ireland. county.
Jos. Green, Bal in ore. Rost, Walters Belmont Co.
Frank Lisblitg CIacau Po- Ohio.
land. Comfort Haley. Nova Scotia
Vim. IAsgdon, Cornwall, Jos. {. Kicg, Sarduthy, y.
EE gland.
DIED SINCE THE ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Kirg, O., Msy q. o. 7. Barnes, lad, May 10
Wrn yh.aves, Ohio. Thes. Mash, Buffalo, :" -.
Fayet,e ellison, Ill., Nay