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THE TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The bill in
cooperating the Atlantic Telegraph Company passed
the House Of Lords on the 2lst ult. The coling of
the cable on shipboard was completed on the 25th.
An alteration in the arrangements for laying the
bic had been determined on. Instead of commencing
in midocean, the submerging will begin at Valencia
Bay, and continue to Newfoundland the four ships
sailing in company. 1t had been determined that
the first message across the ocean, in of success
should be GLORY to God in the highest, and on
earth Peace, good will toward men, This will pro-
badly be followed by Queen Yictorias compliments to
our President and after his reply the line will be open
to the public for messages of not than twenty
words, at fifty shilings the message, sxtytwo and
a half cents word!
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IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD TRAvELERs.-A court
in Ohio has decided that the loss of railroad ticket
falls upon the purchaser It held that the ticket be-
ing negotiable by delivery, any one picking up the
lost ticket could ride upon it. The ticket agent hav
ing sold ticket to the plaintiff the latter was obliged
if he rode, to give it to the conductor. 1t was held
further by the court that passengers by the purchase
and delivery OF tickets to the conductor did not be-
come lessees of the cars that they still in the
possession and under the control of the Company
that if the Company ordered passenger who had
thus paid his fare to leave the and he refused he
might be elected without rendering the Company LA
ble to an action for assault and battery that they
would, however in such case be liable for breach
of their duty as common carriers and might be made
to pay such damages as resulted from the breach Of
duty, either for detention or any other loss
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A FREE CoLoRED DIsTuRBANCE,-On the lst inst
difficulty occurred at the Ephrata Springs, in Lam
caster County Pa, between gentleman from Balti-
more and coored waiter, who treated the former to
some impertinence, as free colored persons in the
North sometimes will, when they have opportunity
to do so towards Southerner. The gentleman flung
tumbler at the negro, who responded with a blow,
but was Immediately thereafter elected from the
room. The boarders Of the house held meeting and
demanded the dismissal of the servant. The servants
then held a meeting, and resolved that in case he
were dismissed they would all leave. The affair was
finally settled by the voluntary departure Of the OBJ
noXous waiter.
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MONEY Misunderstanding to the treasury esti-
mate there are in this country about $3.50 in
gold of which little more than fifth is in the banks
leaving little short of 900 to be found else
where. The treasury boards very commonly from
$2Oy000y0O0 to $25 100000 leaving probably $175,
100000 to be sought among the people. Allowing
100000, ,OO0-a liberal estimate-to be in actual use
there remains sl25 100000 which is boarded by the
people, and to an extent six times exceeding the
treasury, ....
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MURDERS AND LYNCuING IN kANsAs.--From the
St. Louis Democrat Of the 9Th and 6th we obtain the
particulars of the recent murders and lynching at
Leavenworth City, Kansas. 1t appears that an or
ganized band of robbers and murderers has for
time existed in Leavenworth and the surrounding
country and the discovery of this fact, it is sup
posed accounts for many recent murders and sudden
disappearance. On the 3lst ult., man named
Stephens arrived in Leavenworth from Kansas City,
and drew small sum of money from the bank. A
man named Quarles got him intoxicated, and enticed
him to spot outside the city, where they met seve-
raj members of this band, who fell upon Stephens
murdered him and threw his body into the river
Quares back to the city and gave the ALARM if
he were not party to the affair." but the citizens i'm
mediately arrested him and two Others of the gang.
The Democrats account derived from the officers OF
| a steamboat, says:
One of them quite youth, named Payne, made a
full conf sson of the deed and also of the numerous
achievements Of the gang. The crowd kept Quarles
and Payne, for the purpose OF hndlns evidence sum
cient to convict them of the crime. After consider
able deliberation and the delivery OF speech by
Judge Lecompte who endeavored to quiet the excite
ment the crowd, fearing interference from the troops
in the fort, took Quarles to tree below town. ant
| hung him soon after. Payne shared the same fate
On Sunday as we passed down, the ringleader, who's
name is Wood and one Knight, or Knighton, wer
in the hands of the enraged people, and were to b.
hung on Sunday afternoon.
Wood was making his will, and his comrade
Knight, was writing confession. Wood is suppose
to be very well off, probably from success in his dia
bolical undertakings. We did not learn the name G
those who were implicated as contederates by tn
youth who confessed.
1t is worthy OF remark, however, that some twelv
thirteen citizens could not be found when inquire
after on Saturday.
The entire community appeared to be unanimou
in approving the steps that had been taken in regar
to the hanging.
The Democrat of the 9th has the following later il
telligence:
The steamer Alonzo Child, which arrived her
some hours later than the Hesperian passed Leavel
worth City on Monday evening. The trial OF Wood
and knighton, owing to the clamor and confusion
had not yet ended. The people seemed very muc
afraid the prisoner would be acquitted and expresse
themselves determined at all hazards to eXecut
lynch law upon the offenders. Gov Walker ha
reached the city, and was endeayorng to pacity th
populace, but without effect. The officers OF th
Alonzo Child think the mob has by this time pr
Waived and the prisoners have been hung.
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HEAVY IMPoRTATIoNs.-The New York Mirror of
the 9Th inst, states that the imports Of foreign dry
goods into that city during the previous week
amounted to nearly s+oOOOoO, and within fraction
of 50 100000 larger than the amount imported in the
corresponding week of last year. The aggregate in
ports of dry goods for this year, far amount to
s63 ,9l4 s2s-showing this year last of
nearly Sc 600 600.
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EXTRAORDINARY EXAMPLE OF FIL1AL AFFECTION
Madrid journal states that an old man Of Ponteve-
dra having for some time past been in a state of
idiocy, heavy burden to his son, and the latter
gravely proposed to neighbor to sell the old man
who was extremely fat, to be melted down into
grease! The neighbor having consented, bargain
was struck at 800 reals and the neighbor procured
large cauldron in which to boil the old man but the
authorities having heard Of the atrocous affair." had
the buyer and seller arrested and they now remain in
custody. "nt#.F fafs
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Wl co"linas to rfs"s' snHs The rr"ps cS
daily 10 NJ and 81 P. NJ for the Gulf aud every
morning and evening
Omnihusses leave Canal street ID minutes. jy29
EOWI.Eh,s STEAM BOILER PATENTED
L September 80, 1856.
The above very economical fuel takes p very
little room ITSELF easily repaired does not cost
any more than the ordinary Boiler.
LEyEE STEAM CorroN PRESS,
New Orleans, March l3, 1857.
D. H. Fowler Esq:
Dear Strive take great pleasure in recommending to all
them in operation besides the third
structng for We fully convinced of their great
omy that have turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly newone having ouy been
in about eight months.
Your Boilers save over sixty per fnel and
the least trouble with them: We raise
hundred pounds pressure in half
Of the above Boilers has been in for four months
and has required cleaning and is impression
that least without cleaning being
sy it cleans itself all the time by the of the bowo
valves once day.
We "'' D''' ''''' ''D'' 'F"'J. F. J. FoRsrALL,
II. STREAM, Engineer.
manuacture sell States, apply the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory III BE- street. where
Boilers every description h, sHogt notice.
a2S 3rn DAVID I. FOWLER
ss.w LANDRETH'S TURNIP sEED-CRUP
sENo ls57Per Steamship Empire CyThe subscriber as
tubshmen Iandreth Son. Philadelphia, following
of TUKNIP SEED warranted the growth of 1851
WHITE FLAT DUTCH TURNIP.
LARGE WHITE GLOBE TURNIP.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK TURNIP.
RUTA BAGA TURNIP.
RED TOP TURNIP.
Fer sale in quantities to suit purchasers
Commission aud country merchants supplied at moderate
| rates. the Seed Store Of
eUi lm R. COLLIE. q Gvaviar street
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GULAR KETS.

~ MISUNDERSTANDING Fall Ar
l5l4nlEtysSS ~ FANGEMENT-NEW p ORLEANS AND Ma
sss.ssTs POLEON TRADE-The and splendid fast
running passenger packet steamer Judah Touro, W.
Ewing will regular packet in the Nav
Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the 10Th Of Sep
ember leaving New Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon Gaines aston's Landings. Columbia Green
vile, Kentucky Bend Lake Washington Point Worhington
Point Sipwh's Landing Lake Providence and ALL nterne
diae landings Plantation business attended promptly
GEO. d. HITE Il CO., Agents. 81 Front street
H1- Passengers and shippers rely the JUDAH
TOURO taking her place in the above trade the 18th of
tpuh
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A GLAD SURPRIsE-The Governor of New York
recently pardoned convict in the Auburn State
Prison, who was sentenced for ten years--seven
years of the sentence had expired. The pardon
came unexpectedly to the convict and his joy re-
ceiving the intelligence almost deprived him of
raasou
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RELIC OF THE ANCIENT WoRLD.-The French
note the discovery at Plombiers, Louis Napoleon's
residence of old Roman bathroom with its bronze
tap and pipe in such perfect preservation that when
the cock was turned the water came in Immediately.
Ii is sllnposed to be about 400 wears old.
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THE CASE OF CHAs. MoREY.-A recent letter
from Paris in the New York Times states that the
affair of Mr.. Chas Morey, who was shot dead some
time ago by sentinel of the Clchy prison, was not
settled until short time before the sailing of the last
steamer. The government paid over to the widow of
the unfortunate man the sum of $4,000, which was
looked upon as very liberal.
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Neb 0rltans Bully Grtsttnt.
DOUBLE SEa e..
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA, 1857.

DEATH OF AN EDIroR-Mr. John s. Murphy, who
recently became connected editorialy with the Nat
chez Free Trader, died suddenly on Saturday last.
Mr. j. W. Mcdonald resumes the control of the Free
Trader,
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Rs.s. UNITED STATES TIKI r. .
| SlIlAlSa r WEEKLY MAIL LINE EsAAS6aa

tsSSaassssssssssE@ TO N1CkSBURG.
ON TUESDAY, alton THURsDAYJON SATURDAY, at
5P. NJ. at ?. NJ. - r n.
The magnificent I. The magnfcent| The magnificent u
States packet U. S mail packet States mail packet
r. w Powell, r. w. NIcIRne X. w. Adams,
Cant Jack leaves Capt j. NJ. White Dick Nash,
for ponadsonve will for Don place OF the
PnGuemine, jacksonville Plaque Natceez, will leave
Rouc &C. Port Hudson NINE Baton Rouge for Donadsonve
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson, Bayou Paquemine, Baton
River Landing i Fort Sara, Red River Rouge Fort Hud
Adams Natchez landing Fort Ad sou Bayou Sara, Red
Waterproof Rodney ans Natchez Wa River Landing, Fort
ST. Joseph Grand erproof Rodney Adams, Natchez Wa
Gulf Warenon and St. JOSEPH Grand terproo Rodney St.
Ycksburg " Gulf Warren;on Joseph, Grand Gulf
TUESDAY, p Vcksburg Milli iWarrenton and Vicks
NJ iken's Bend and Lake iburg every SATUR-
The R W Powell Providence St u DAY ats P. NJ.
connects at Vcks- Island Reach and The r. W. Adams
burg with Skipws Landing connects at Vicksburg
er IT, s. Aid every thursday with the steamer Ran
will take freight for at p Connects ger and will take
all the landings Vicksbur with fregh Or all the land
high steamer Ranger TAX ings fnzoo river
as Greenwood ing fr' for all land las high Green
ingson Yazoo riverHs wood high water
thigh Greenwood ratc.
above mentioned splendid packets Will leave
on their regular days without fa the hour appointed All
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These boats responsible for any letter package
Containing money jewery other vuuables, unless regular
bills aing specifying the and value, and
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the clerk
BY the passengers or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or to
CARROLL PR1TCHARD Il CO.,
Union Row, 53 Carondelet st.
mo If T. b. SMITH, No. Tchonpitou las st.
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~ COAST PACKET STEAMER

l64A1{yHJ OUnNU-IV NtW
7sasG4s Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Wilaulsport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs, will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening, O'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening the arrival the
from Woodyile.
HA clerk will be the Lcvee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning.
EParticuar attention paid the receiving and landing of
passenCess freight ali hours OF the day and night
jv21 If HOLMES * CLAUSS, IA Tchoupitouas st,
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TUE EAGAssE KETTLE TRAIN ANDFuR-
Ct-Ihe subscriber prepared close contracts
with fun guarantee take off crops with ILMANS PATENT
BAG AsSE FuRNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with
sumption o Wood not TO exceed half cord hogshead
Tor the enFe boiling OF the Juice into Sga" cord per
Sugar
The management OF the Bagssse Kettle precisely the
Same as that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands to clean the juice Furnace needs
attendance OF but one hand the Bsasse touched
after enters the Furnace
For further particulars, inquire of
SAM H. GILMAN,
ial 70 Gravier street
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VOLUME x.
HARDWARE,

DRAND q ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON
CO No 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade, Import
ers and Dealers in Domestic and Foregp HARDWARE SHIP
CHANDLERY have In store and for sale favora
BILE TERMS complete suitable for the country trade
Planters Carpenters Blackhmiths and others.
BRAND K ADAMS,
lykW No. 81 Magazine opposite the Arcade.
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Fer sale ir quantities to suit purchasers.
Commission aud country merchants supplied at
rates the Seed Store Of
aUl lm R. COLLIE, q Ggayiar street
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Sundays the train will leave city every half hour from
l O'Clock ?. NJ until O'Clock. then every hour nn II
O'Clock. The train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock except sbove and the Lake every ngh hour
after the last steam train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected at Geny Ridge which
is also made Flag Station, where the train will stop
when required from A. NJ. to F. NJ down trips H. II
and O'Clock up trips l1s * O'Clock each way
trains l5 Tickets dow be purchased
the ticket Office and ihe conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from Gentiy Ridge stopping
required will from the Lake 6a O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave follows
The City The Gentilly Ridge
At........ 9oclock A. NJ At........l0 o'clock A. NJ.
$s::::::'z 4ss::::::: :: PM a.: A.: 56 ?: NJ
ssFor the Lake-Each trip Immediately after train
ialn IF
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A L A B A NJ A r " E R.

FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lsIAHlItsSs Sprngs-Steamer Advance, Samuel Ables
lEsE54 master. leaves twice week for Badon and Gull
lum SPRINGS every Wednesday at o'clock and for De-
mopos Bl4don and Culum Springs every SATURDAY, at
O'Clock r. NJ. Returning. leaves Badon and Cnlnm Springs
every TUESDAY, at o'clock P NJ and every thursday,
5 p. NJ. For particulars apply to
my22tf T. B. SMITH. Tchonpiorlas street.
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FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5PM
, r. FOR OP LOU SAS-THE NEW
lGAAAlEst STEAMER Anna Perret. Capt. G. E. Lou
ailler: built expressly for the tradein place 81
the W G. Young-wi leave above taking freight
Old River Simmpor and all landings the Atchafaaya
For freight passage apply on board, or to
j. NJ. JOHNSTON l. CO. Front Ieyee
jy14 near Cusomhouse street.
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w. lS57-lS5S-LEAvES EVERY SATUR-
e4Srt :, urday, O'Clock P. M.-REGULAR SATUR
SsysA=ssF@. Jay PACKET.
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W
Broadwell master, will leave regularly above. Commencing
sATUKDAY the 18th September, for Baton Rolse Bay9n
Natchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
and VCksburg For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or TO
GEO. D. HITE * CO., 81 Front street.
Passengers and shippers rely the steamer Eclipse
taking her place in the above trade SATURDAY, 18th Sep
ember next. Jy2i
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SUNDRlES-
- 20 bbls Krout,
30 bhs Cider Vinegar,
50 bbs Bourbon and Rye Whisky.
2D boxes Rasns, wholeS and halves,
81 boxes Genuine Hostetter BiEters,
100 Booth SedwiCk IS Cordial Gin,
100 baskets lIeidscks Champagne,
100 tierces Rice
625 kegs assd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALIEN. NORTON 4 CO.,
mif If Nos. > and poviras STREET
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GfSU-
Il CERY STORE, No. % Baronne street. t. L. BERC1ER,
Agent,
s7- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
AID LIQUORS,
a5N CHAMPAGNE of the best brands, in quarts pints
oEher FINE WINES: superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Snperhne CORDIAIS and variety of Fancy .,r-
cles Of the best Qualities always hand low
k5- Goods delivered to fRIailies free OF drayage "
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The stock of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
STETNWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B-fhese celebrated Pianos considered all the
prominent artists the best in the Uned States In the last
Me'sr s. Sons have received various public Indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of North than
MUM GOLD NE AIS for the superiority their Pianos.
-Also a large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHERS PIANOS, of all sizes prices
o suit the convenience and 0 all classes CT
buyers
MASONiS and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harps Guitars, Volns, Accordcons, Banjos Flutes
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
s7T.Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Any for Music Pianos Instruments anything
be left at either addressed by
mail will he promptly attended to-
FS-TERMS LIBERAL ~
M ly L. GABICJ
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MURDER IN ALABAMA.-A young man named
Richie was killed at his mothers place, fourteen
miles above here, on Thursday evening last the Soth
ult., by a man named Hedgepeth. Wewere informed
that Hedgepeth was drinking that he entered the
when young Richie ordered him out. After he got
out OF the house, Ritchie also went out, when they
came together, and Hedgepeth stabbed him mortally
Hedgepeth was brought to this place and committed
to Jail on Tuesday last GHayueyille (Ala.) Chron.
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.NK@SEERAILROAD.
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily, 70 O'Clock
A. NJ; arrives at Brookhaven Miss hundred and twenty
eight hes from New Orleans s25 o'clock p NJ Returning
Brookhaven every day at $50 O'Clock, A. NJ
reaches New Orleans at ::9 o'clock, P. NJ.
FARE-Three mile each Children under five
of Free Children between five and twelve years OF
age and coicret persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be Obtained the office Of the
Company, No. IS Carondeet street. Also family tickets
~hoes halves in packages of twenty-five, reduced price
ColJed permitted ride in the trains without
written expressly authorizing them TO and naming
and from which they As the will
be retained by the Conductor and will good for trip in
direction only those making trip both will have to be
provided with
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
i0 NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday leaves Brookhaen for New Orleans and
ernediae stations every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning. $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ This stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular staons
receive and deliver freight but other days.
R- No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after O'Clock P. NJ.
T. S. WILLIAMS Sup't Transportation.
n line of four horse mail from Brookhaven
Jackson androm jackson Brookhaven every
ing with the passenger trains So tt
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n- THE STEAMER JAMES e.
AsAra = Woodruff, G. s. Rogers, master, will leave
New Orleans for St. Louis the coming
as follows:
THURSDAY, Aug. z.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
me- BELL, BUCHANAN X CO. No. g. Tchoupitoulas.
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sssszzuuuz BiLiiAItD TABLES CONSTANTLY
hnnd and for sa5srSm the m"n",aetoryo of
Superio Rosewood Billiard Tables Brsric'S patent Cnsh
also Cloths, Balls, Cues and all other trimmings belong
ing this line.
All thankfully received and promptly attended
4. W. MERRIAM,
MI II Charles Billiard Room, N q,
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n-. So Nj NJ q r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
is4IlE.,~SS Steamer Ben Franklin. Jos. d. Clarke,
FR4sA MASTER for Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena,
throughout the connecting Cairo with the
Central Railroad for Louis and all the Eastern cities,
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tuscumbia, Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug IL, at 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26, at P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept g. at 5 2. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, at 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7, at 5 p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 81, at p. NJ
The Franklin unsurpassed in point Of speed and
fort bOn having and arranged
pressy ior the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
be engaged for of the above app
cation to her agents. where plan Of her cabin be
JOHN f. HYDE & CO., &c Toydras street,
W. Z. REDDING, Railro ID Agent,
je9 under St Charles Hotel
~ The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend, Way
n,,dI Illantut hlsun sllsual