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Signs OF the Times.


A vote was taken by member Of the Young
America Glee Club, in Car 28, Fulton avenue, Brook
lyn last evening, July 49, for Presidential candidates
the result of which was as follows:
Fillmore. 81 Fremont i Buchanan . o
The following is a vote on the Presidency. in car
10; So on the Fulton avenue line Brooklyn, on the
18th July: IN VI s75'5'
% FitlnoEe...5: 80 Buchanan =. A Fremont
A vote was taken on board the steamboat r. L.
Stevens, during trip to the Fishing Banks, from
New York, with the following result ~
GENTLsMEN, 1873. - .4
Buchanan. oncoraniittsi
l1,nA LADIES, 46. al5
sllSe- siimose ..,-...44 Fremont .............
;'ucElihah t........-..-. / ar. -. -g.
A vote taken on board of the steamer Staten Is.
lander, July the 23d, 1866, the following was the
result :sf@" Ea'
Fillnore.. 81 Fremont 4. 81 Buchanan, =. q
On the trip of steamboat Staten Islander to New
Brighton, at hafpast five O'clock on the afternoon o
July 25d vote was taken for President with the fol
lowing result: ~
Fillmore .65 Fremont. s5 Buchanan 20
On Monday, the 21st July, vote was taken on the
cars from Columbus to Cleveland Ohio. It resulted
Fillmore ..61 Buchanan. 80 Fremont. !. s3
" ATER STREET FOR FILLMoRE-The following i
vote taken at 36 Water street, New York :: < ~
Fillmore ~ Fremont. % Buchanan
4 vote on the Moses Mcclellan on Ohio river, Jul,
9th, stood: f f,-fz Z. .7s-S
Flmore.... 80 Buchanan. - 10 lFremont. . 4.
Vote of New York excursion party:
Fillmore .ss7 Fremont. .....145 Buchanan . ~ 65
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N UNBER I2g.

AaseF @ Ton Venezuela ai,H tIsa West iess
Ine unted states mail steamship Tennessee Chas
M. Webber commander, from Porto Rico.
New York on the 18th uIt HEs NJ
She left Porto CahelI0 Of, tie IstE an5 Il
on the 18th, and arrived at ST. Thomas an fsss
Took on board her passengers and frerlas a VII u
the evening Of the 18th for Porto Rico where se ~
flvea as2 an fhe g next morning received board
andleft THE same afternoon for New York with fgty
SIX passengers, and a moderate freight. y
Among her passengers IS j. II. Eogng, United
states Consul ut CHrae0a especial bearer Of
from the legation Of the United States at Caracas
1t was understood, at the sailing Of the steamer
that the dispatches entrusted to Mr. YeHng contained
an important commercial treaty Just concluded be-
tween the American minister and the Venezuelan
government, securing to oHr citizens valuable com
mercia privileges with that country and placing the
general relations Of the tPo governments On very
satisfactory footing. @ 8 35 N
The news from Venezuela IS tnir1portant. The
country was quiet, and business generafly dull.
The cholera was still IA ging at Caracas though in
a less violent form. "a q a
There were but few vessels in the ports Of either
Porto. Cabello Or Lagusyra. In the latter, two
Americans -one the schooner. Frank, Of New York,
Capt Watts who sailed on the Sth for St. Thomas in
search Of freight the other the philadelphia Guano
Companlys schooner Indicator, Capt. Fqfhite. She
was waiting to receive on board the company agent,
Mr.. 3. W. Richards and EonId sail on the I4th for
the Gnano Islands; all well. #si @
On the 7th July, Capt Crooks, Of the shipYesna-
sian Of New York, died Of yellow fever in the port
( Of Porto Cabeo. The Vespasian carried out asload
of coal for the West India and Venezuelan steamship
line, and while dischargng her captain was struck
down in the prime Of life and manhood and was
carried to the grave surrounded BY warm friends and
acquaintanees, though in strange land his carpen
ter was also taken and died about the same time
with these two exceptions, the port was free
ness. ls gF#-'. ss lsss5; a AZ
The Vespasian sailed on the 10TH for Bnenos Ayres,
in charge of the first officer, to load with salt for
New York. s.B5SS5S4 IS. NJ.
The officers and crew of the e Tennessee y have
enjoyed excellent health during the trip, and also her
passengers. szS33
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VINO IS AHEAD There are American electoral
tickets, straight out Fillmore and Doneson electoral
tickets, in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland, Viz
eina Ohio Indiana, kentucky Illinois, Mississippi,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, Ala
fornia-in all twenty-four States.
AS yet the Buchanan and Breckenridge party have
au electoral ticket in not half this number Of States
IN many OF the Northern States it is confidently be-
lIeyed, there will be no Buchanan electoral ticket Mr.
Buchanan is evidently not in the race. Every week,
every day every hour he is falling behind and in No
venber he will scarcely be mentioned at the polls.
EL0uisYille Journal 24th July.
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" DEFINITION OF A l@FAsr" WOMAN The New
York Mirror has q very sprightly correspondent at
Newport who, under the signature of Belle Brit
tau, keeps them ellposted in all that is going on
In recent letter she gives the following definition
which is worthy of being pasted on the fyleaf Of
Webster unabridged :tTl @p "a
BY thesWay, Ioverbeard d funny conversation last
evening, between gentleman and lady who were
5pron1enading behind me, from which learned the
definition of a." fast womann The couple were dis
cussng the attractions of young lady who receives
good deal Of attention here from The beaux tsuch
as we have) e)-wheu the gentleman remarked that he
had not yet been able to discover the chari of the
fair one in question. or said the lady she is
fast and that's what makes all the gentlenaenlke
her. But what does that mean 2 = inquired the
gentleman little roguishlys Why, II said the lady,
fast woman is one that you can say anything TO-,
"a thought 4 should have dropped.
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Ns0 Orleans 1ailv Ggfseelh.
'5L w iSl5
Repose
Eli55 81
BY BAgEY CORNWALL.

. X Il q
She sleeps amongst her pillows soft,
dove, now Wearied with her Hight,)
And all aronnd and all aloft, Y
Hangs flutes and folds Of virgin white y
< Her hair outdarkens the dark night, s
Her glance outahines the starry sky; n \
But now her locks are hidden quite, ,5 N H.
and closed is her fringed eye. =
She sleepeth; wherefore doth she start?
She sigheth !; doth she feel no pain
None, none! the dream is near her heart :.
The spirit Of sleep is in her brain,
He cometh down, like golden rain,
Without wish, without a sound N
He cheers the sleeper (ne'er in vain)
Like May, when earth is winter bound.
All day within some cave he lies.
Dethroned from his nightly sway
Far fading when the dawning skies 4
Our souls with Weakening thoughts array.
Two spirits of might doth man obey
By each he's wrought, from each he learns
The one is lord Of life by Day, ~ :
The other when starry Night returns.
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The Franklin County (Vt) Journal says that it is
generally believed outside of the State that Vermont
will go for Fremont, and adds:
Happily for the welfare of the country there is an
to day than ever beore-its platform of principle is
the only one that has permanent hold upon the af-
feetion and Judgment of the American people. Not
withstandng the weakly trothings of these wire
pulling, sagacious sheets, there will be sufficient
number OF the honest, hard listed yeonlanry among
the Green mountains to carry the State for Fillmore
in the coming contest, and give last rebuke to all
rettitoggng politicians that attempt to create third
party upon oneidea platform.
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SHOOTING IN COLUMBUS, GA.-The Enquirer of the
29th says S. ne
On Saturday night, at house of ilI.fame in this
city, Charles Barrow was dangerously shot by Martin
quarrel about one Of the women Of the house and
that Watson shot Barrow with pistol lodging four
buckstot in his body. Barrow is alive and hopes of
his recovery are entertained. Watson has so far
avoided arrest.
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SEVERE sronM.-rhe Lake Providence Herald, Of

SEVERE SToRN.-The Lake Providence Herald, of
the 29th inst, says: "@ =
A-aevere storm-the components of which were
hail, wind: rain, thunder and ghtning-vsited this
region on Thursday between two and three o'clock in
east and must have lasted over half an hour during
which time the hail fell with such rapidity and in
such quantities as literally to pare the earth We
have heard of no serious danger resulting from the
storm, but fear that the crops may have suffered in
some naces.
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(, friend in Dallas county, saws the Mobile Adver-

friend in Dallas county, says the Mobile Adver-
tiser, under date July %, writes as follows:
think old Dallas will do her duty in the coming
election. We were; at one time almost discouraged,
but the prospect grows brighter and brighter. What
40 you think Of Filmore's prospects? Ihear cheer
ing accounts from almost every quarter. .*
Meetings are being held III all portions Of South
Alabama and the enthusiasm of our friends is get
ting up. This is particularly the case in Eastern and
Central Alabama. Montgomery and Selma sreStuliy
aroused.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL-4AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
The Memphis Appeal, Of the 26th ult,, says: -
We learn from Gen. Neely, of Bolivar, who is at
present in our city that about six miles Of rails are
now laid on the Mississippi Central and Tennessee,
half mile per day. This speed will take the road
to Bolivar by the middle Of September, when passen
gers and freight cars will be put on the track The
General has made arrangements with the steamer In
road. e. '
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The Reverend sydney Smith once said, il writing

We are in favor of q certain amount of shyness
when kiss is proposed but it should not be too long
with warmth and energy. Let there be soul in it.
II she close her eyes and sigh deeply Immediately af
ter it, the effect is greater She should be careful not
to slobber kiss, but give it as hummingbird runs
his bill into honeysnckle-deep, but delicate There
is much virtue in a kiss, when well delivered. We
have had the memory of one we received in our
youth, which lasted rs forty years. and we believe it
will be one Of the last things we will think of when
we die.
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" 3. porter il the New YORK Hersald, points out !

S W b. Porter, in the New York Herald points out 4
new way to discover nprderers. He. says
The following method VIII M many cases detect
the perpetrators Of d murder well known that
all objects arc actually painted OF impressed On the
eve Should die by violent DEATH the ebject
before Tie eye ut the time remains Impressed on the
leti1ia If the covering Of the eye is seraped down
thin ana Il powerful magnif fying glass applied. this
coyery of the dagueTeotype. any scientific phys
sicisn cen do this. ssz5
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THE BLUE RIDGE TuNNELs.-The Norfolk Herald.
Of the 9th inst, says.
On last Saturday night there remained only 2ls
Teet to perforate in the main tunnel under the Bne
Ridge Last month there were 81 feet cut through.
In the Brooksyle Tunnel only aS feet remains to be
arched, and will be finished before September, Day
light will shine through the Blue Ridge mountains be-
fore the close of the year 1856. -
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Like the rainbow, peace rests upon earth, bat its
light-it springs amid tears and oloudsit Ia re.
heetion OF the eternal snr4-it is an assurance Of
ca1it is an enaanation from tie distant orb of iHt
mortal light, ~
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e-a. r=z=-z- NEW ORLEANS, OPE-
Esa a 10 USAS AND GREAT WESTERN
EsESt1 saaast r ABROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the M of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot AlgerS EVERY DAY .730 A. N.
Grctna every day ,70 4. NJ.
Arrive Bayou Boeuf day at A. N.
RETURNING:
ArfiVe at Gretni K A.
Excursion tickets the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows;
10 B0uHe 81 %
ToI}ayou des Alleusanis ...,...,..,:,,.-,,,.. 60
To Eaceland Iafolrche Crossings aud Terebonne. 80
To Tigerville. ............,....,..,..... %
Between Intermediate regular Stations, prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains, leaving
the foot Of St. Ann EVERY MORNING at O'Clock
csely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Boeu and Intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot Of ST. Louis
street, EVERY DAY until O'Clock p. NJ All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered all
ohe Stations than Bayou des emands Rnceland ourche
Crossing Terfebonue Tigervle and Bayou Bnu (where
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. SEGER,
AMI If Vice President.
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s-asa .r====z-NEyV ORLEANS, JACK
hsps sss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN


SUMNER RRANGEMENT-FRoM 1sr APRIL TO 3lsT oc7.
A PASSENGER TRAIT leaves New Orleans daily,
pes saas M d fsye ct Il % Reran saye
Osya every morning O'Clock Orleans at
Il ass'iss an M hs s
sns as NJ s s reaches Ne"
cents per mile zach way Children under five
e9loisd half Price Exeurn Tickets good
sEAsoS TidKE%s nsy oSsned at the office Of the
whoe Or halves, packages Of twenty FIVE reduced price
s not t. d% d9 10 in s 9n an
Be- be- % to e qad M sy M os f I
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
IA FREGiIT TRAIN leaves New Orleans osyka and in
stations At A. every Tuesday THURSDAY
dps ate Stations opsa WeqsTdy n and Esa ngns
g d a. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
p corner Of Matches q i9r ss {! the lowest market
i ThsS stosS sss ssrsf"y ssless
THE HALLIDAY Observation-Disclosures OF
the most scientific able and experienced mechanics and
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions
simple yet ngenigns device the gale
ss lie it, e esS nna is
eT a @ e If els pssss sss to m rs hs hn esss @ As
nal position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
The speed the wind wheel not increased by powerful
wind for is fully under the control Of regulator
as is wheel a steam engine If this Mill be well put
will require no care OR attention whatever for weeks to-
gelher
vary used motive power well known TO be the Of
seli-fegrang machine In heavy gales the wndwhee as
heretofore constructed either in hopeless
reyolved with such npy wear heat and cafe greatly
to the injury Of kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
nn wis dnculy entirely e6vatsd and Tue only Oh
econ that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency the
wind This is compensated for by that requires 40
enty or expense to the wind elgine-o tend
ne to feed it. with power. The mill is ready any
time day or night to be moved by the wind from any point Of
during the intervals of the winds blowing the size of the
mill pumps and reservoir is in proportion the quantities
wafer required there certainty of having abundance
plantations sc contrvance is unegaled both for pumping
wafer and grinding corn, ornaneted fountains small
sized mill With moderate wind, will raise 900 gallons
nation, orders address
S. +: GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
o24dlaw&Nly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
~ "A. LANTER, JACKSON, MISS GENERAL
~ AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business of any descrp
Notes and collected throughout the State prompt
remittanCes made. $500 Ize- 1.IEr ID.
..s.REFERs TO-.
Jackson, Miss, ,te New Orleans
Fearn Putnam E Co., Slark, Day K Staufer,
William Hardeman, ' I. Marsh DeriInan & Co.
Chancellor Scnt. al, tfsW
fGSOAL-oNE HUNDRED CASKS SUPERIOR RED
~ Ash Coal, ex brig Thos. Allibone, for sa1e by
Z je5 u n AsHBRlDGE 4 CO., l29 Common street.
WHISkY-590 hbIs Dean, Oliver Derby and wiltshire
w for sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & CO., : - :
mylSLlL SzI@e sHag~s-5 10 Tchoupitouas street.
NTANNA-7 cases Sicily, for sale by
IT4 Jel6 BARELLI & CO., 81 Common street,
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Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING, , at o,sI9es @ =, w.
wv q. 8. MAIL PACKET FRANK
ska IY9Nn place steamer M, A s,-ss
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
Ashbury, master, will leave as above for Mikens Bent
Vcksbusg Warrenton, Grand Gulf, St. Joaeps, Rodney,
Waterproof Natehes Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
intermediate landings the Coast regularly every SAT
rday o'clock p M For freight passage having nsr
passed accommodations apply on board or to
: LEWIS SEAPP & CO., 81 Front street, or to
n R. K. LAUGHLIN, 14s CaFondeet street
nThe Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with Yazoo Belle will sign through bills ladng for
River freight with privilege Of reshippiDg at Yicks-
burg. ---E-- jYl4
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WATERING PLACES

49, PASS CHRISTIAN HoTEL-TuIs CON-
l modioas ard eligible es,ablishmsgt aew for the
been perfected The entertainment of eas inferior to no
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. GRICE& JAMES,
jy4 2p3t-lm 81. ". Proprieors.
4z4a, HOLLYWOOD EIOUsM-RAsTERE SHORE
f3 OF MOBILE BAYThis tavorte place Of resort having
H undergone many important improvemea is ready
for the reception of families single persons by the day
The Salt Water Bathing is good any Mobile Bay
that are not troubled With mosquitoes 'A' IS" 's
The establishment will be kept first clus hotel.
E0-The steamboat Junior Capt Mctarhey, will make two
trips daily thus enabling persons TO reach re in less than "a
jy4 En- '&''s Wizard FREEMAN Proprietor.
-, oUlLUM SPRINGS cHoCTAw COUNTY,
ing Place returns his thanks to ti,e cit o New orleans
last season. and hegS leave to them that he will
happy M 4 see sec ke again tbs tbs Ar Express will con
abling visitors tie above place communicate with their
friends at ring expense without the usual delay caused by
RATES or Bo4RD:
t:r Say week ::.ii22 Z i2S5 90
Hacks are in waiting at tic landing On the arrival of
M An analysis Of the be had Of W. B. Phillips
Ne % rs Charles street. T48 eT asT PsaRs spso
As COOPER's WELl4-sITgArED IN HINDs
M s Ged Wssf s as SF e d e h hl6e ahea
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Chooss General De.
0 etc. is now open for the reeeDGE2S iESaS 1 WITT
March, 1856. ........ Proprietor.
infected district Persons arriving at the Well win be struck
Us local ee p % Ras
to have the bedding used the occasion pointed by the resi-
wss ahd her pshed
lion now going and visitors are daily arriving do not
SOM but every will be the invalid
n'eI # TNMAN WILLIAMS
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MGGOWAN'S CEE4EBRArED PEANTA-
Pumps and Punreg Engines dschaTsns fq3 25oo
SG7Fs o 9S
SeGoWas Porabe Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
nE and forcing large yoms Of water 9m a,n The Fye
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
s Saf boeo Wfs fsss
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
hos s1n distance '' rom ag g6 to IS 'tp fsa
The eines each furnished with band wheel for driving
without pumps for printing honsc ware houses etc. where
No brick work erection q ind is necessary III putting
and all connections are made.
MeSsys Geo. =; Winchel Bro s Co:
SNAIL o m M p%ps M gpS G Of e, yGH tor sf OF
has Gsen il M use time and given perfect
Ses Ses Bsses M nao Tp c @
three lahes and r press thare with
eoFqaly fecomend notice Of ralfoad managers and
s.B, MORSE supt c. and c. R, R.
ocs N o. N1S o. oSSna and eSS"Gsf Hifoad g. 5e.
psrorancs he Pu s1v use upon dis road
en only say that they are quits cgua yoHt
daa ad among no. e variety Of pumps we base in u they
NY; Yours @ @rssnsetfully 3. sEGER, yise e. President Ter
u;s5ss Ps agent S IS BRnS y
CRSEss,GENT CRY SOAP VoRIls-pAPoT
The suhSerbers have commenced in this city the manufacture
oil Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they
sent to the public for its approval in competition with the BEST
soaps OF established reputation cobnes with free
dom from the dagreeable effects Of ordinary soaps in ue
will be fong upon trial e possess washing properties II
quantity to innre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages Of merchants and Others being able to
better articleo home manufacture viii present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
ni0 3-7ilE3z -. = q. HAIEN a co.
GEcOND-AAND JIMMY BAGs-a5 bundles il
- store and for sale by &5 s57s=ts
S. a. KENNEDY & co..,
icl8 IN. ", I'll N PnydrNs street.
n ess0slP slP't;sF, e BIeFs4Iy ,s9ly y -
& fopo, atraat
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SeA ESTIf4I, SPRINGS, ESTILL COUNTY, KEN
ET TUGKY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
l enucky River surrounded by wild and romantic noun
locations in the world 1t is fifty five miles east from Lexng
ton and accessible fine graded road have
been nnde with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily four horse coaches from Lexngonto the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train Of cars will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place is in fine condition and is open for the eeeps
of visitors. Mrs. o. GMILES, u
my23 JOHN CHILES.
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A. POINT CLEAR AOTEL.-FHE PRQPR!E
| TORS of the Battle House the pleasure OF informing
ll:l the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT

| TORS of the Battle House the pleasure of informing
Aal the public that the above delightful SUMNER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, llth June.
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions to the Buildings which are
in perfect order and greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance aud time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Bochs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
riey Of amusement attendant watering will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City md Point Clear.
Rf- Rooms may be secured by addressing
nyl9 toct2! F.H CHI ASlBERI.AIN & co.
49,, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
| opened the first day June under the personal at
Nl;i enon OF JOHN MCDONNELL Of l47 Common street
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors at
home. nyN If
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves WEpNEsDAY the 9Th list at clsc z n .
g Memphis and Cairo Summer Packe@For Cairo,
asze Memphis Helena Napoleon, Greenyillc, and all
landing BendsThe regular
Kate Frisbee, Fsbcs master will leave as above For
freight passage apply on board or TO
= JOHN E, HYDE 4 CO., &c Poydras St.
E.The Kate Frsbae will pay particular attention to planla-
way freight and remain in the trade the wnole season.
leaving here every other Wednesday
The Kate Frbee will be ready to receive freight on Monday
morning. 'S nu2
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rgr.s, FOR POINT Gle Aa .-UYTIL I

. rrEss = FOR POINT TCLEAR.-UNTILFU FUR
g ter notice. the steamer Southern Star.
Cart John T Carson will leave 1AILg
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF. -
On sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
town ut 10 O'clock A. Nj and will land The Short Wharf in
front of the Hotel convenience families freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about six o'clock, j5 ~
= iy2tf E5f% @ DAVID FORD Agents.