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DATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER.PIPEs
4 CHARLES G. BIER. wN G. STEPHENS.
C. G. BIER & CO.,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PL UM B E r :,
TIN COPPER ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS


TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths,
Bath Tubs Wahhsnd Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA,
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDS, suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bed rooms.
We constantly hand large and well selected
mentof
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washsand Sink Bulers shampoonng Compression
for water Lager Beer and Csen Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has proven the very article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
cook for families Of from Eve persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls valvesThree sizes, Nos and L. prices S0 S35
s50To from 81 feet perpendicular and
orce from 80 O feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Aso
Paror, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied
work done by warranted give satisfaction Or
c. C. BIER CO.,
ol2 Iy No. 95 Camp street, New Orleans.
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Spiritualisnl.


I'VE have been requested by friend to give place
to the following, which we cheerfully dol
Messs. Editors: Being desirous of testing the
truth of such manifestations of spritussm as daily
issue from the press determined to make an expert
ment, with the assistance Of FRIEND who up to that
time, had afforded no evidences whatever Of his
powers as medium. Accordingly, in the presence
Of two gentlemen of wellknown intelligence and
standing in the community, addressed to the Hon
Henry Clay letter, of which furnish you a copy
After folding the letter placed it in blank envelope
and carefully sealing it with adhesive mucilage,
also sealed it with wax upon which made fair i'm
preston with my sgnet ring. The letter thus sealed
was enclosed in another addressed to my FRIEND with
request thst ne should with as little delay as possible
" make medium of himself" and answer the en-
closure. In very few minutes what was the surprise
of myself aud the gentlemen referred to- on our re-
ceying an answer to the communication which had
addressed to Mr.. Clay, and which was at the same
time returned with the seal unbroken The pertnency
and promptness OF this reply will at once strike your
readers, and beg to commend to the especial atten
ton Of the Louisville Journal the very characteristic
answer Of Mr. Clay to the fourth question contained
in my letter to him. MANSFIELD.
tCoPY THE LETTER HANDED SEALED MRDuN, AMI
RETURNED WITH THE SEAL UEBRoKEN.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4, 1sss.
Hon. Henry Clay; .
Dear Sr-Permii to ask you the following questions:
/. Are you at present hsppys
you permitted hold intercourse with your former
acquaintances in this worlds
Is your son. Col Henry Clay in the sphere your
self?
Does the OF James b. Clay, in Congress
meet with your app'ovalf
You to these questions will greatly obige who
proud to have been and devoted admirer OF yours In
life, and who is still Your most obedient servant.
IAsswER OF THE MEDIUM
My dear young friend:
respond with great pleasure to the questions you ask
l. perfectly happy q sometimes but
s. My Henry is with l. The Of my James
am heartily ashamed Of
In conclusion, let me beg to remember to my re
speeed friends Messrs b. and w. and you ~
continued interest In your welfare.
With high respect, believe your friend,
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THE FRosT.-We presume that the frost on Mon.
day night did considerable injury. Our friend Lee
White, who lives about three miles in the country
brought US yesterday morning some branches of ap.
pie, peach, pear and cherry. Most OF the germs OF
the cherries upon the branches given seem to have
been killed. Those Of the pears we think, are killed
also but those of the apples and peaches seem to be
uninjured. Louisville Journal, 29th.
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Children three old and under free; those
and up to twelve old haprce all over twelve years old
full fare.
Family tickets in packages of twenty five be had at the
office OF the Master Of transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line of the road tickets
twenty dve for their personal reduced
II is expected that Saturday Evening Train will be
about the lst of May Magnolia Returning
will arrive Al New Oresns about O'clock A, NJ Monday.
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday returning will arrive New
the days treghto leave the city the above
must be at the depot by O'Clock P NJ the day previous
the day Of Leaving Due notice will be gn when freight will
a tepda
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The Home Journal man does not like the new
blouse worn by the ladies' and charges with less than
his usual gallantry, that it Is nothing but coored
modification Of gentleman's shirt Don'the mean
a modification Of colored gentleman's shirt?
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And all important Towns and Cities in the Northeast
Thus forming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Route
TO all points North.
Passengers rely these beats leaving
This is the only Lire OF Steamers making
at CAIRO and St Louis with the Railroads.
Bfr FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
with less changes OF cars and handling Of baggage.
H- Information Through Tickets Cairo
Louis and thence Railroad points GOOD
FOR ONE YEAR-allowinP the holders stop point
the route and resume their journey pleAsue-may be pro-
cured application at the
COMPANIES OFFICE,
Under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
The only office where Plans of the Cabins can be
seen State-rooms secured and THROUGH TICKETS pur-
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cities.
al9f General Agent
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A HARD FATE.-A few days ago, a young man
named Ledbetter, in Sussex county, Va, was con-
victed Of rape and sentenced to ten years in the pen
itentiary. On being conveyed to his cell he cut the
arteries in his arms and when found was almost at
the last gasp from loss of blood and it doubtful
wi ha could rapover
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THE LAKE.

~n- MIssIssIPPI sogND COMPANY;
SHORE PAcKEf-fbs iisa elegant, % fsst.rannins
entirely owpres.ure iron hn with Eve tight
With superior berth for two hundred cabin pas
s9 touching az Bay Ps cs.s sssI sn
From Lake end Of Jefferson Rsrosd p M.carr.
From Lake emu of PontehsT,r9in Railroad P. NJ
From Lake end Jefferson RaIroad go A. NJ ears
From Lake end fontehsrain abroad IA r. NJ cars.
Touching at Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings
From Lake end Of Pontchartra Riioad F. ~ cars
Returning leaves Mobile touching Mississippi City,
MWEPNEspAY, 10 o'clock AM;
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Arriving at the Pontcbarain ald Jefferson Railroads
fOr the N cars placing passengers n he city BY A. NJ
without dsnton as she was built eSpresy 10 avoid the me-
ceT,siiy o. waiting for weather and water
Cabin passage p Mobile e.................... 80 90
Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian 30
neck passage to Mobile %
s liz f'Eh' PEW fRRBBiF iFosY s Camp street.
.E-~ ruR rIoBlLE-DAILYU u MAIL
pre'saps p.css spIsndd
Herr mT,ss Caii1ornin jpi Hopkins Florida,
trade with superior accommodations One steamer
lIl
ct the Lake Of he4 O'Clock r. NJ train cars Weather and
water permitting, the Mail boats from Mobile MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS Will stop Pascagoula Pass Christian
Bay ST. Louis.
RATES
Shiihteh ana oerNants' %
Negroes IN lots Of five and yer..............I 10
December Is, 1887.
NJ r. GEDDES, Agent 10 Rank Place.
YS LAKE SHORE PACKET
The splendid, low pressure U. g. coast mail
kksssf$h packet sts-ner Creole, Capt a. r. Board.
man built expressly for this trade will leave for Ocean
Springs, Biloxi and all intermediate andngs via be Pout
eharrain Railroad, arrival Of the follows
| Tuesdays y A. Nj. cars Sunday evening
Thursdays. 3 A. NJ. cars Wednesday evening
| Saturdays. 4 p NJ Friday morning,
The Creole will extend her trips Pascagoula Tuesday
and Saturdays
Rates Of Fare by the Creole:
Cabin fare TO Bay st. Louis Pass Christian 50 OG
Cabin Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs. 81
Cabin Paseagoua. 0I
| Deck .......... ............. l 81
| New Orleans, Akril 10. 1853
70 r. GEDnES. Agent IN Bank Place.
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hti- 1900. sss.as.-.s....s-. U.ssssssss.. L
Time, 2:5G-2:58-3:06-2:564.

COLONEL KINNEY.-The Panama correspondent of
the States says that COL Kinney is negotiating with
every prospect of success for the colonization of the
Musquto coast with English Mormons, under either
the Nicaraguan or Musquito flag Other adviees say
that Kinney is assisted by English capitalists in rails
ing considerable amount of money aud provisions,
and that he has sailed for Greytown.
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Gnndma. hope you will die hrstu "Why so,
my child n I" Cause can stand trouble better than
you can.'
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p-szs - r-.-usu-zuy-v, NEW ORLEANS, JACR.
~ III NJ sksMM1s0N AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after Saturday, the 10th day Of APRIL 1855
Train will leave New Orleans daily 40 A. NJ
arrive at Canton AT O'Clock P. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton 80 A. NJ and arrive at New
Orleans a O'Clock p M
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DEATH ON THE TRAoK,-The Buffalo Republic
states that, on the oath ut Mr. James Nancy, con-
ductor the Buffalo and Erie Railroad, (freight)
was instantly killed at Irving by being thrown under
the freight train Of which he in charge. II was
necessary to take another freight car at Irving,
and he had gone on the bumper of the head car of
the train and uncoupled from the locomotive. The
locomotive then moved ahead leaving space be-
tween it and the it had left The cars going
at very slow rate, and Mr.. Nancy jumped off
ahead of the train, on the track. The rains had
washed away the earth between the ties and when
he jumped he fell fat upon the rails. The first car
passed over him without ipjuring him, and as it
passed he exclaimed, :" am all right but the wood
work of the second caught him, and forced him along
for about fifty feet, and crushed in his skull terribly
against projecting spike or chair. The rest Of the
train passed over without touching him. He was
picked up Immediately, but was dead.
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IO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FTRE-PROoF RooFIEG

The undersigned offers public Fire Proof Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
Is cheaper STATES does require heavy nbered
and expensive roofs will last long needs NO REPAIRS
and when flushed has the appearance Of STONE.
1t Is Invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Shingle
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles
percedes the necessity of valley hanging cutters.
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
secure Roofs which have given trouble for years and which
have continued leak in spite OF all efforts be made
fecy tight.
II Is neombustible mpervious water affected by
the atmosphere by the and conductor of heat
II can be applied TO any species OF roofs Hat nened
be applied the sides of houses taking the
pearanee of being constructed of stone.
For the roofs Of omnbusses and steamboats, Is nva
uabe and would render railroad ties mpershAbe when coated
with it, they would longer be exposed to the atmosphere
'or the water.
Planters and Builders be furnished the Southern
Fire Proof kooing with plain instructions how apply 1t.
SUGAR HOUSES,
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTS,
BRIDGES,
MILLS,
WAREHOUSES,
all be covered and made perfectly Fire and WATERPROOF
with our Roofing.
We prepared make contracts which we will supern-
tend furnish the material part OF the country with in
strneiions how to use it.
We prepared negotiate with builders others the
purchase OF the right OF States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles
ofiee of the Company No. SIS ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLENNoN. COLEMAN 4 co.
Liberal Inducements offered to Builders aud others to act
Agents.
All communications addressed to Box 1885, New Orleans,
will meet with prompt attention.
H-Wanted-Agents in all parts Of the country mis- 6m6W
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E-sas -,x.,rS.uszzsr, PONTCHART,RAIN RAIl.-
ksAa 49s ROAD-EScursion Tickets 25 cents.
xAaZ x-NK-SAf9 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On Sundays the steam train will leave the cv every half
hour after o'clock in the morning. Except o) during the day
with exTa night and the Horse Car will leave the Lake
one hour after the steam train arrives there.
Extra special trips when required, by notifying the
ductor.
Station House has been erected at Gently Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
Fare each way l5 CENTS and the Conductor have timely
uotice to stop NJ ly
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tor of the 27th inst. says
On Saturday night last passengers on the steamer
Admiral, just down from Leayenworth, brought the
startling news that Col. Johnstons force had been
attacked by the Mormons under Brigham Young and
| badly defeated-the MoTmons capturing thirteen
pieces Of artillery The story goes that two messen
gers had just arrived from the scene Of action with
dispatches for Government; one Of them proceeded
Immediately to Washington.
l The rumor is unauestIonably hoax
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lIalNM
NkA "a Tssf M and Mexican llulf-MExIGAN
Ms7G TSHSn5E- -&-NsE-SH&GULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
Of Goodchildren and Champs Eyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, September 2sh, 1857.
To Prcctorvie, Lake BoTgne-d'siance 2S miles. Fare
through, 90 cenis children and slaves halt price.
Departure OF Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake. a......,. .....,.l0 A. NJ
atN.,.-.-.....-.....,.. "a L. NJ,
Lake city, at..t.......-.... ...... 5h 4. y.
Rt...............-...... "a p NJ.
Office 90 Common street. Fer all business of the Railroad
Department. any other business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon, apply to -
". q. BAKEWELII Executor,
who Is the ouy authorized make
obligations for the road.
Omnbusses Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seZ2 II
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4 UMBEh-LUMBt1H-
IL
4OOo feet u and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and groOved.
J6D00O feet \ TX wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
an 900 feet X dressed Florida Yellow CELL
ING. tongued and grooved.
E0oO0 wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
ongned and grooved
10000 feet u dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing square edged
IOO 600 feet dressed WEATHERROARDS.
feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting
Boards weatherboerds scantling, Joists, etc.
2s0 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
A
sashes Doors + mds MouldRgs etc., etc.
For sale at the market prices in lots suit purchas
sFs, by eiMrsoN a lokhi
SEQ ly New Basin.
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>sssFw1xra SHIPS, STEAmBOArS AND FAN
HzVs lilies supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton and Veal
~ III Sausages, Tripe and every thing in the butcher
Ing line Barrels barrels Of Choice Oorned Beef
put up order Cabin Family USE at Stalls Nos O. So
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL 4 PARKER.
N. BSteabos and shipssupplied with all kinds of Live
Stock such fresh mch Cows Hogs Shoas Pigs Sheep
Coats Geese Ducks. Chickens etc. seq ly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, August 3, ls5s.-The Bosrd met yester-
day at the usual hour, President PIRDY In the Chair
The Committee County Officers reported III
fayor CT rayirg the bills Of the Coroners for holding
irauests ard Goctos for holding pos..mortem exsmL-
atlous, during tie quarter ending June 81 Inc bul
CT the CCroIer amounted TO $39l2 81 ard the bills
of the physicians amounted to $500 Tee Committee
uerded thst tie sum hitherto allowed for max
ing al analysis Of the contents of the stomach IN GER
tam cefes where the ends Of justice require 1t, and
which mas hitherto been allowed at 50, DE CUT
dow q to $40. This suggestion wos also adopted
The same Committee also reported 10 favor OF pay.
irg tie bill Of Solomon Kipp, for supplies furnished
tie County jail duIipg the qusrter ending June ooi
the sum was 1851 90 the number of prisoner the
aggregate number of days Of imprisonment i,'V, so
ttat the boa;d wss charged at about ~ cents per
head. The ffpoit wss adopted.
TIE bill fer the bosId OF Witnesses detained AT NO.
ss White street, during the month OF july amounting
10 sjJg so was referred 10 the CoNmigVee On 't'"'
Lal Courts snd Police.
Tie bill OF George Morton the Cl,y lospecor, Tor
recorcrg brths during the year lsoI, suouat'og 70
Al so 10 was fsvorably reported on oy the Com
mit.ee on County Officers. The report was .ad over.
Tire Con mttee On County Officers reported IN favor
Of payirg the bill Of the clerks of the Excise Comms-
soiers, auno uniting to $ii. The report was iaid on
the table. .
The same Committee reported in favor Of paying
VIM jaw Haskett 1851 for his services in full as Ex-
cse Commissioner, thus cutting OIL all his ezra
charges for services as Treasurer, &c. Tne report
was laid over.
The same Committee sso reported in favor of pay
irg tie bill of Jsres c. Wlle for services as Sheriff
eurirg the quarter ending June 80, the amount being
So s99 -. Adopted.
The same Committee ais, reported in favor OF psy-
irg the bill of Lsws & Blood booksell.rs, for Law
books furnished the various offices of New-York, up
to Feb. ], 1858. The amount Of the bill ia sIsI %.
After some debate the motion was put and the reolu,
ticn wss lo.t. Wto ia to pay Messrs. Lewis Blood
fer their Books does not appear.
Tar Lery.-T The consideration Of the tax levy IVES
taken up, srd TIE various resolutirrs were passed
Leaving nothing but the usual ord to be sdopeo
The Beard adjourned, and tte next meeting will prob
stly settle the whole tsx levy business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
UNITED STATES

GEANn tNoVRSIoN TO NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE.
For the purpose CT sforjing the business portion Of
cur ciiizeis an opportunity Of vsitog Newport and
spending dsy al ths; celebrated and fashionable sam
resort, without interfering with their engagements
nj hsue arrangements hsse bssn made 10 dis os.oh the
welkroWn stesmsr Commodore, under the comnspd
of Capt Fgzee Of she Boston and Stouirglon line. on
sn exour.iou 10 Newport aud Providence and back
next Ss,uidsy evening August = lssyirg Pier Ne. Is
Moth River. uesr the foot OF Liberty st,eo., a.
oeleof, pssgg near tie public Institutions on Black.
wells and RSrdslrs Isla1ds, Wlet.s Point Fort
Schuyler snd Pun Cat, su,iOg s. Newport Abou.
sunrise on sunday morning. Az oclcck P. m. of the
ssrne esy, sftgr tie excurs.orists wiz have had an
oppoitar.'y Of visiting Fort Adams, tie Old Sac
Houe, Oh Store Tcwsr the Glen, the Spoalog
Rock Pugs.oiy ard Lily Pond, the steamer viii pro-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

sr,crDfs.-Tle Iao.onqpc'a J.raaL say, yodss
xcu,nin ,bs. o,y CT mrnte suicide By tasingsrych-
~ =. fessop that soc had been 10 bstter
ni,c311s.spess. and could no, bssr 20 bs vofklsg %
he kcfen for liyirg Among Der effects were ioutd
.crsrs ef Doetry matches of iJyetoo2s, and eleven
ls~rsrreotyres, niIe II which we're Of I0en.
< M Morrte, eyed -, ard his wife, seventeen
,oats der were found dead in each ohers arms n
NADER Mas, Oh Monday 1t IS reported tAst Doen
rsItes ook doss q lsudsI I'm on SuIesy esesys, ,
AID then made charcoal FIRE In trek oedio'n ioi '1'
cehber,te puIpose Of destroying life.
Tnr Yrf1o', Flyrn At Nsy.OsLE.s'.A . PIly,as s,,
I s'I y. - ~ =. syt sfbs yellow fever Il spreading,
sy !bs 5.sI sX.ng sa%Gsf 8 d.sas s,
u.4lp5 70 wfjeL 20 wcIe of yellow fever, Of WON
se1e Ansi.caIs; ard tie reH:aIiog lo Of other d.'
w.. 81 of whom were Americans.
Wv srTAwrn YOR The PAcrIc We urdeF'.ssa az"
. =. the Psusrg Railroad Company ye.tsiuaHy ~ C
,,sc,td fer FIRE now steaEa, as cootorl 70
,rbu, 10 run from Psnsms TO san joe ~
"a s.epujre At nts rrr ediste ports. Thess vesse,
are iun uldsr contract win the s.se,a .se 49,
siosi OaA S'"''' Al w p9s,sA x CsGassssi'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

Tie Jail Physician, DR.. Van Landt, submitted 10
polt on te ditcn Of the jail stating that
sse Of I30 to 80 prisoners were admitted dsly-ons
third females Tie diseases With which this Glass IL
scted are represented as revolving, resulting from
intemperance, diseases of the skin, owing to filthy
habits, delirium treuens, &c. Since August, 1888,
the ply scian hos trested 100 Of derum tren-
ers, of which have died. The prisoners have suf-
tred vtry much Ct ate from heat, the air not having
free access through the prisou in consequence of the
high board teroe placed on the top OF the wall to
prevent the escape, and there IS proper ventilation
con- eced with the prison itself. Tne basement tier
of cells ia almost uselefs on account Of the damp ard
yitiated atmos ptere. Tie Board is recommended 10
take action id ssId to these evils.
Tie report OF the Keeper of the Penitensry shors
Tat tho Isl iIst, 26 prisores were confined thsie
-l72 were con nitttd the preceding mo5th, IL were
discharged ard three escaped.
ballot was sutered lLto for jail physician, but re-.
snliirg in no choice tne Board 'journed till next
I'll usOaY.