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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
IyARRY TOWN PROPERTY.--Twelve acres OF

1>ARRl TOWN PROPERTY.--Twelve acres of
very choice LAND upon the ridge above the Cro;en
cuSt and opposite the mansion of Mr. Mallory overlook
ps entire Villages Of YORKTOWN spd Beekmsntown aud
sfor6 ycy and deli sh.ful prospect Ths
prepey situated that can be easily divided into several
VILLA SITES aud considered be Of the best loo
situations Hudson for Residence for Country Seat
Terms easy. Apply to WARD CARPENTER, Turytovn.
- John WARRiN No 4s Maien.lane, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

MspcAsrmt BaNK Ne 81 oTk July >, 100
A DIVIDEND of FIVE % PER CENT on
a ~ cn,. stock Of this Bank has been declared payable
OF the 18th mat ,,.u., ,s,,.
1"e A' L. J. BLAKE, Cashier
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CAVINGS K-INSTITUTION for the
- SAVINGS Of MERCHANTy CLERKS sod OTHERS.
No 5i6 Broadway opposite St Nleholss Hotel.
All moneys deposited or fore TU ESDAf, July d. ~is
draw interest the 90 II deposited lst July: -
Bank open daily from 10 to o'clock, and on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY from 5 70 J o'clock p IN:
MOSES II. GRINNELL, President
ANDREW WARNER, Secretary
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BuiI0ins Maierials.

LINGUISTIC TlLES-For Vestibu,es, Halle,
Ftes,ths Dhjrc tooms, Gopservatorics &c. GARSkIRk
CbIMNFY-TOYs, DR. AIN-piPEs, sc. For sale by
MILLER 4 COATES, No. 279 Pearl ST. v. Y.
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III
WoTfAKIAN AvAE1eE-The VVotyaks live on both
bss5s OF 4 TIE Wyatka, and belong to the Uralian
family The principal characteristic is avarce The
Watyak raises every he needs, seldom goes into
place OF trade rarely rises 70 such pitch
OF generosity as to treat his wife or daughter to
never invites friend to take glass
Of brandy; he breWs his own Kumyshka. If he has
sold hundred pounds of meal he seldom thinks of
buying . tWo-copek bun for his children. When 8
person dies custom demands that his bed and clothing
should be thrown away but TO save bpth the Wotyak
cooly lays his dying father on straw in nothing but
ms shirt A Wotyak once brought bis blind father
to q physician and said Z s5s
a. Uncle, have heard that you make eyes There's
my blind father can you make him some eyes2n
The doctor examined the invalid and said that he
could easily be eured. ##8
4 What'l you take for making them2a asked the
Wotyak. MI 8 "A a. 55z5s 4. ssi5 IS.
!" (" Ctn you give me ten roables {$6 Ply
:. Nc, uncle, that's to0 much; take SIX roubies.1
:. Very well I will cure him for six runbles.H
g And will You make both eyes for six roubles e
b@ Both, that Is undsrrtood. Y
s Well, Ill give you three roAhles, uaeioi make
him one eye; he is old, one eve will he eRopgh Tor
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She is not mine, and I'd nv heart
z Perhaps she il less dear
Than y aa1 those Of whom my life arc part
ss This IS the sin / fear !; 4.
And ever in the dread to en-.
n fatifg these stifes best; . u u
More gentle haFesI been 10 her y u
Perhaps than all the rest, III
h Has any little fault occurred
That may rehuke demand, +s7s +9ss,s
Ere can speak d hasty word
W. Or lift a chfding hand, sS@ ssSs
4 a nsangeIs face comes fitting bY, 8a
With looks So sad SndniiTd
a voice floats softly from the sky; n Hss=8y4
Would 'st harm my orphan child ~
No witness. thou. and all above, q. a,s3-
I'll cherish heras mine;
Or may / leeSe her fathers love
IA love that once was thine 4 s;S N n
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The Dying Boy tc his

y i Hl X, 33E 4
Mother it Is not hard to die,
Weep not around nay lied, ss
4 For angel bandsare lowering nigh. II
70 bless you when FIN dead
Jan yen npt,aae those snowy hands, N ss
OutstFetehed to bear me home
Tan you not aee those ffowery lands,
f9 ~ here I IN j6y shall roam ssfss =E3 zts;
There are bright tennple lined with aoil.
PlIiars and dornea enapaaneied &
4 Where infant spirits ope The gases- lyy.y
Types Of that glorious world.
\ Within its violet tinted halls
Are steps with diamonds laid
And hopes fair mantle softly falls
Round each believing head. 'ts
They tell me that immortal Wreatfls
Shall rest upon my brow
Mother. 7 see their angel forms,
And hear their voices 1oHs; 81
They fan ME with their wings Of yfaitt
angel care they'll show
1fle holy paths Of peace and truth, sss
A. Afiti q teach me where to 30.
They say that srystaI rifvulets
Shall battle Si1y hresF and feet. M 4s II
That fayong5 Of seraph ones shall bend
AfTeTabaag child to erect :, 81 ne sss
/ That On the borders Of these streams
Rich gems in plenty lie s s.5E$
4 That all around radiance beams
0, for this bliss sigh.
! z zee bright birds, off rainbow hue,
Trees with an1brosial fruits sS,'ss
"a l.1 shall join Heavens ninsSrels, TOO, o,ss
"a. 4ess with cong and lutte;
Then mother, dearest, smile again,
Lock up and kiss the rod ;
go TO rest all free from D,in &ss
n Paradise, With God. s.a
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s-zs = --======-z-NEyV ORLEANS, jack.
Essa9s 9aAa son AND GREAT NORTHERN

kRzs lsSassa Issss I'll + AfLRoaD
SUMNER ARRANGEMEN1-FRoM lsr APRIL TO sIsT OCT
+ M rEAN R ass s Ss %ss deS @
miles from New Orleans, t o'cnck r NJ Returning leaves
i es2sS il adlien !s FsssS irsin ES!s
Orleans hai-pas1 O'clock +. NJ the same day '>'
cents S Rs $ss s
oSs nHd 5 sa s
# TdkEs NJ S 5e asned at the Office Of the
" oe in m a M I t rqsed ss
written pass expressly anhoryns them do aud naming
be rsnsd ~ he onueor ,H I M good @ for 's Pi "ne
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
"a FREiiT TRAIN leaves New Orleans usyla ana in
Saturday, leaves yRa for New 0renns and iners
das stations every n Hn"y Wspssl"y and Friday mnns
G u a. HENDERSON * CO., MARIANNE ST.,
a. choice p Of i 5 and nye s
in t6s country. - .-S.-, - -l -l, Ias "l:5'' ly
TUE HALLADAY svlND-NEILL. : MANY OF
gneers in the United Stnte have exnined ibis Machine un
pronounced of the beautiful and useful inventions OF
By simple get device, as the gale
wG they weFe set for ente heeze less and less
10 g g m It's Tsv 's savt senei e 5 ] A" Il Il
is ns m$ o. the Ss se TIE I'M their orig
ton of the sails is whist MECHANICS long
vain.
Ihe speed OF the wind wheel Is
Storm OF wnd Tor is tny nule the control Of
as wheel engine II this Mill be well pui
up VIII require no attention whatever for weeks
gether
fhe only why wind ages s hss NOT beel uni
versly used as motive power is well
setfegHating machine In heavy gales the wind wheel,
heretofore cgstrncted either Frustrated in hopeless
reyolVed with such plity heat chat, greatly
to the injury OF any kind Of gearing attached; besides in ha
weather. requiring the constant anxiety of
ant This difficulty is entirely obvn,sd the only
wind This is compensated Tor by that il requires .o
outlay the wind eIeine-no
fuel to feed it, with steam The mill
time day hight 10 be moved wind
the compass Il will fill large tanks ponds
during the intervals Of the Winds blowing If ht
mill pumps and reservoir is in proportion quantities
water required, there is certainty of having
through the For railroad STATIONS, sugar aud
plantations, such contrivnce is eqalled ho pumping
and grinding ornlInented A
sized mill, with moderate wind, will 900 gallons of wa
ter and grind five bushels OF hour For further
nation, ORDERS address 4.-
s. II: G1LMAN.3 81 Natehez street, New Orleans,
n2Ialaw&"l sole Agent fnr rho Southern
ENOIS FElEeEi-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY ls YEARS
OF age good waiter and hous servant
teri he has knowledge Of the plumbing business
terms and particulars apply at this o'hce, to
iy2S IF IT. n VANHORN.
cow EEGAS-Su0 bags choice Carolina seel 10 arrive
~ for sale by BARELLI l. co, s. -
je6 81 Common street.
WROUGHT SPTk&lS-2iO Kegs landing, from 4 TO s
w inches, for sale by ALFRED kEARNY.
3e4 u Magazine street.
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4 IFEG INSURANCE 49, -STA8ILITY -- SECU-
IL R1TY Y-PERPETUITY.-~UNTTE STATES LIFE IN
L

5hS55 $SSSS N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL.
Assets, january lst, 1856, ST. ,421.612 AZ.
w rbopseH D'sHcTSs Fa Sg odaard s9ns SGahD Ely
$s 'Rs; 2ssH:s
z#fHRoH sEEFHHS oHSs5S 3s.F rfs;ss s:ass
-Ser rsa1s ssS Sa1a ae once No. s Camp street,
sos % sse s the d sss @ s' It
ri he s IN
!. s:5:s % :ss s:s. S;s'
. - - .~, " iSamn,aek sqnires Wes, 10y ' a.
Thomas soo, President Insurance Company
Joss Jobn Ssb % rR pSsssn oSS g nsrse Soa
Henry T II, !onsda1e, Iohn p Bsin BENJAMIN Forance
sued aree, om his Branch 6es "d Losses
pS-Pamphlets blank FORMS ETC, Office
5osnrH k1sHhhp bnssNDios tEsSi M r Medical Examiners
attendance DAILY '5Ss II Agent
JAZZ ~ = = - : : y NO. ~ Camp street.
~ PANY Of New Orleans have this day commenced opera
tons and prepared take Fire Marine River Risks
~'- DIRECTORS.
i a. a. : Psnsg, (. s. :. + $rs%e"st aSe"S
Il Hill i 5sRs'ss &issa' H5Sa:S Il Hs!ssis1 ssH;ss"'
THOMAS SLOO, President,
.-L JAS. D. DENEGRE Vice President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
New Orleans Jan. |, 1856 Ja2 ly
q RH# n 10 gsas sE:s CO.
Logan Mcknight, Jas: N. Nevins. Wm Yose,'
O. Gaillard, = P. Naspero, ~ G. Miltenberger
B. Voorhies. Pierre Poutz - =.
This Company organized the mutual principle is prepared
to issue Policies for Marine, River md snd Fire Risks.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretnry. jelS Iy
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ INSTITUTI0N.-Oic No. 81 Camp sreet-Incorpora.
ted under Act of the Legislature, on 18th March, 1853
me nllce OF the institution will he for the reception
deposits every morning Sundays excepted from to O'clock
ana on saturday evenings from to O'clock
deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received.
Inc employment OF the funds strictly limited by the of
incorporation to the Public Debts Of the United States of
State Of Lorsana and of the City of New Orleans.
Loans upon mortgage of unencmhured and Real
Estate within the Limits of the city Orleans not exceed
ing 50 per cent. OF the appraised cash vane.
Loans upon pledge Of the Stock of Incorporated Banks
All Interest Profit derived the employment Of the
funds Is to be distributed among Depostors
No Trustee can directly indirectly borrow any funds
receive any pay enoiunent whatever, y
Certificates OF deposits having rate agreed
will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited for
TRUSTEES.
". Mercer, Geo. UrqnIsrt, Z. 3. SUMNER ,'
94i,,fa G. e. Duncan, an A. Hene, George Jonas,
D''' a. ASA'' H. II aGRtER + Pfesdsnt 81 @as''F'
A;D. Kelly.
Y RH; { y9GEEa S}fHKhaR Vice Presidents
3. D. WITHERS Treasurer.
BCopies Of the Act Of incorporation and LAWS
DC Obtained OF the ONCE. a29ly
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% 3 RED RIVER.
:, r7pgsSs ~ STEAMERS ECLIPSE fF@s.
lHsss se,rrrryp,;AsS9R ,ASR szEGsEisss s!aE :

s5sE.ss@sa Sssraas4@ss4a SOUTHERN FTETT ~
TIL magnificent u. s. MALL THE elegant aud fast nm
steamer - c1apse3 II nfng steamer s u t Ia I'm
froatWeil eo[nfnalder VI j. N. BroadWe1l,
commence her regular weekly copmandr will commence her
trips the New Orleans Yes reruar trims in e New
burg. Nillken's Bend IakeOfears Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence and Pincet and Natchez trade on
on THU RS,h SIN Septtn DAY the Sth September, eav-
ber leaving New Orleans every New Of1caa every MON
THCRSDaf hENiNG. atin DAY EVENING. at O'Clock,
O'clock for the above and for be above and all ;ueredi
Intermediate landings. &, Inte lanHings "
The above steamers erson tforo,,h dyerhan,;nc
and rettinG, ifbe and vii, attend fahfrY
all business eptrustedt to fcJre - n
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yzoo river and re-
ship at Tfcksbnrs without delay ~ 1T5'e$
Neither the ECLIPSE tie SOUTHERN REIIE Will bn
reponsioe for letters or containing money other
vauabes unless regular bills line are taken and contents
clerk or containedin baggage. tE# IL
No bills bills ~, Ss M unless contracted under written
must be ct the office Of the boat to which they belong
before IL On he day of leaving approval which viii
then be paid presentation at the office the Agents. 6
ver street ss Il gz h. ts@ 3.855l3 - = y - T@%tF
For freight Or passage amply OF board or to
= ..tT BEOADWEII5s BROS. q Co. rs Gravier St, j.
.a- : 4 or LEWIS SNAPP & Co. 81 Front st.
N B-A clerk will be the Levee every Monday morning
to receive freghtor both boats up Of leaving
. :. 3 a
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

sez-- - ,s-====z=====-, NEW ORLEANS, OPE-
ks5s Ea .OUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the h Of June Passenger trains will leave
the Derot at Algprs EVERY AY A. NJ.
Leave Grctna every day A. NJ.
Arrive Bayou Bouf everyday .l1:30 4. NJ
RETURNING:
1ArI1Ve ut Grena T. VI
T. Nj.
Excursion tckes 10 regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
To Bayou des Alemants. Northumberland. 30
To Racelanf Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonne 80
10 bayou bHhI 5 H
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trrs leaving
the foot of St Ann EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisey.
Freight will be received for Bayou Honf
Saions W the Company the Wharf Mt the foot of ST. ons
street. EVERY DAY until O'Clock P. NJ. All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight delivered
other Stations than Bayou des Aemans Ractland oucEe
Crossing Terrehonne "igervie and bayou Buuf (ghere
the Company have agens) must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight to be had application
at the Office of the Company.
A. B. SFGER,
aulH President
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= u ct,
The Subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
Of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which they pre-
sent public approval competition with the BEST
of established reputation. conbnes economy with free
dom from the dsagreeabe effects of ordinary soaps se and
will be found upon trial. to possess washing properties in per
feetion ard guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to inure the fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages Of merchants and others, being able
supply themselves and with equally good If
better, ee of home manufacture, will present themselves
aglance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo G, HAZEN 4 co. ri
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that on the 18th January, 1856 before
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
corng law do depose and that the above
and transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856. CHAS. N. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
Trustees have resolved pay of
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof to their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the lltl of February
The Board Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
per the earned premiums of the Company for the
yeard ending 3 December 1875 for which certificates will be
issued and after the 18th of March next.
HT Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
seas rTes and loss damage by fire. the of
premium. Office No. is Camp street.
ALEXA NDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN T. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES H. WHEELER. Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1856.
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.... STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
t*e.{ Z. Parish. Of Orleans City Of New OreausS
Bedt remembered that Mrchs 1856 before the
ascfiber ustice of the Peace III and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and f. P Jan
vier Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
Orleans, who being duly sworn according law, do de-
pose say that the above accounts just and true and
orrect transcript the books of the said Company.
s.S 5a154S BIN CHARLES BRIGGS President
II. T. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 2G Of March
1885,, f+t- r'. tsts5Gp G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip dvi
dend Of twenty-five per the earned premiums Of
the past year for which certificates will be issued and after
the FIRST day Of June aud they have reserved the balance
the profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856
pending But unadjustd claims against the Company.
The Company aanst the periis of the
and rivers and loss and damage fire. at the rates Of
premuint ~ - ~ -
Office Iron building of Camp and Natcez
ftIIt rII Iyl / n EJf,E.
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49, MSTTLL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
f TUCkY-Fhis fine Summer Retreat is situated the
G Kentucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is of the picturesque and healthy
locations in the world It is fifty five miles east from LeXng
and accessible by fine graded road have
line daily four horse coaches FROM Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of cars will arrive the Springs the evening"
The aces in fine condition and is open for the recep,u
of visitors Is ~ Mrs. O. CNILES, Il
my23 '~- - JOHN CHELES. y
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sEA-GOING VESSELS,
TEXAS AND MEXICO, &.

'r' Il u AAS "A R M
on oTrisE sDfRAT snsHstp ss}sfh 4 n cop-
8f1s4 PANY.aFo Galveston and Managerial Bay
u Nal iIne rhe new and magnificent cent steam aa ns
aboye For freight or PASSAGE having
Dp'' : mARhIs, MoRGAN& 4 co, footo Julia street,
sThe of this Line VIII LigIterage
on Goods from Powderiorn to Lavaca. Il -.4 .-4
~ M p1sass @ pseyae y I M eS Th the ans
FOR KEY WEST.
,4aN1 FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND cE-
llzA s,epparI, Capt John Lows WI be ready foTs; y;
s @ as VI M ef g e IaTes o. pasag a"a
aul8 f .ssg. y No 81 Common street
.. PHILADELPH
kXA LINE PAuKTIs.-II Al fast sailing packet bark
Msly Carson hasing & most 1t
Or pasSssase apply to = GEO. ". HYNsoX1 CO; 80
hE 2E Il Itsass sssEs gt@ 5slE
win aEo Ss n 9fp s' So & Ssg Ct s IT,
rh9G oJ bs apply to tho Captain on board at R9t
. S6S@ FOR Pfl1AADELPEIIA- REG eULAR.
s 1 sfRa1 ;ln sys Fa
Of freight or passage apply On board d. a PSS 20 eeo1a District
jyo 50 Camp street
Line Fsck Efifhr rssa psstst ss Nay
aek spnsS Fo aa"ss e e st
ir apply on o sG.d e. f aYssoN Camp street
@ e EoR M zl aEGghAe q,
O. s e gRt
iiHs iei Apply Eo S5'V W HYNsoN 4 co. street
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1866.
THE LAKE. j |. .

!, fYsyTs U, g.. BIAIEI. = FOR Vaudeville,
Ltwisburg, Msdsonviile (ovington and Abita
Springs. - The steamer W. G. sKoRtng,
Capt Hoffman, will leave for the above and intermediate land
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RW63zS iAfAfiISs-iHE CITIZENS MUSE BEAR
by the Kate Frisbce, TO all the Watering Places
Coast Will travel the boat and and take
different points viii receive and forward all packages entrusted
their / Chest will be at the office for the reception of
packages, bags, etc. tpN
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery BRdon
Springs Point Clea Hollywood and Daney Chest the of
iee .N .a.'f-- sf- Itt--
Baggage by the Kate Frisbee checked through to and
ro-a convenience all will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and fleeing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JR..
je33 Sin rs Grav:er street corner Camp
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HaAs C0OPER'S IVELL-SITUATED IN HINDS
county Miss forty miles from yistsburg BY railroad
This noted Watering Place for the of Chronic Darrhe
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes, Chlorosis GeneraDe
biy, ETC., is open for the reception of visitors. gs
INMAN WILIIA5fS,
March, 1856. . ..ys.-,. : : F.! A Propretor
N. Bit well known that tte yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods FROM
infected district Persons arriving the Well will be struck
with its elevated location Situated in the pine hi and will
fail local for fever Precaon has been taken
have the bedding used the occasion pointed the
dent physician DE J s. BeaEeley an burnt in presence Of
wseSSes and their certificates pIbshed: a thorough
ton is going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE dc expect large company the coming
every eXeron will made the invalid
Portable. 4 H. ER
u3l If r. es..I. ..ls INMAN WILLIAMS.
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WATERING PLACES.

raA PASS CHRISTIAN HDTEL-THTs COM
m modous and eligible establishment is open for the
M reception of visitors ami complete arrangements have
perfected for the Entertainment M inferior to
loel upon the Gnlf Coast. sH, GRICE d JAMES,
jy4 2p3t-ln d Proprietors,
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A UCTION NDTICE. -- THE SUBSCRIBER RES
N pecul informs his friends and the public that having
suHed his old business as AUCT1ONEER and APPRAISER
has taken his office No. SO Camp street. 4 ss.'t
VIII attend to the sale Of Real Esmte Stocks, Negroes, Ad
mnistraofs Assgnees and all Others according He
will also give prompt and personal attention all sales
of every description S1t y
: Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands lie has for sale either private public
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate. = A. :
Practical Draughsman and Plan Drawer will be in
attendance at his Office. @
With the assurance that he will give strict attention hi:
all its details, he that he will share of
public patronage. BENZ, KENDIG, Auctioneer n
no26 Office, No. So Camp street.
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RR1DGEWATER PAINTED bbs for sale by
~ 1f'' ALFRED KEARNY,
ie4 N Magazine street.
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Leaves New Orleaps, r tnrning. leaves
4 5sJa sSJf BY Pontchartrain r. n. Coyingt0D.

"a Passage, 81; Meals, 50 cents.
For further particulars, appIy board, to 8E
aul6 z: ~ %5 D.. G. LOWBEE. Agent, SO Magazine st.
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WASHINGTON AND A CORPORAL.


During the American Revolution, the
commander of little squad was giving
orders to those under him, relative to log
of timber which they were endeayoring to
raise up to the top of some military works
they were repairing. The timber went up
with difficulty, and on this account, the
voice of the little great man. was often
heard, in regular vociferations of "Heave
way there she goes heave ho!" An of
fcer, not in the military costume, was pass
ing, and asked the commander why he did
not take hold and render little aid. The lat
ter, astonished, turning round with all the
pomp of an emperor, said, Sir, | am corpor-
all ''You are, are you J" replied the officer,
Il was not aware of that" and taking off
his hat and bowling, the officer said, 81 ask
your pardon, Mr.. Corporal" and then dis
mounted, and lifted till the sweat stood in
drops on lis forehead. When the work
was finished. turning to the commander, he
said, Mr.. Corporal, when you have anoth-
er such job, and have not men enough,
send for your commander in chief, and I
will come and help yOa a second time. p
The Corporal was thunderstruck 1t was
Washington who thus addressed him