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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

EURNisHED RooMs-WITHoUT BOARD, ~ A
J. first class house with very small family The apart
mtnts well calculated for gentleman aud his wife,
two rce gentlemen There boariers in the house,
Breakfast however cluired private table application
AT iGs Spring street Also handsome front basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

ROARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SIN 4
- gleseentemen. can be accommodated with board in
private family, at @ London Terrace Twenyhird street
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

EURNlsHEp ROOMS TO LET, NEAR WAsHfNGToS
T. Square.-A gentleman and his wife, single gentle
obtain very pleasant furnished parlors with bed
with without hoard in first class private house
Inquc at No. St. Clements place in Macdougal street
keferences required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

DoARD AT FARM HOUSE.-SUPERIoR BOARD
40 for families ana Others be obtained at the sub
seriters family mansion, two miles from Glen Cove H. r.
House l~Gerooms spacious aud airysituation healthy
and retired Tie Croton leaves Fulton Market slip
daily ut M o'clock, for Glen Cove from which place the
suhcriher will convey to his house For further
information address the UNDERSIGNED A. C., box A.
New ork Post Office, apply Rev. John Thayre 1D
Green street, New York. CHARLES UkDERuIiL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

CorNTRY BoARD--HuDSoN RIVER sIDE.--rHE
~ Mansion House foot Of fEigtYsixt street every
rural advantage and enjoyment, and easy by
steamboat ana stage Apply the house to Messrs
Hanover street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

ENyRNIsHED R0oM-To LET, IN PRIVATE ENG
a lish family. handsome furnished sccoad aoor
with Of bath With without breakfast suitable for
two single temen pleasantly situated Broadway
little below Beccker street. Uncxeeptionable
required For card Apply at the druggist Broad
way and Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08
DOUBLE SH F. E T
SALES BY AUCTION.

a UCTION N0TICE-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
IA BY ". L. Ven Zandt. Wednesday 10is o'clock in the
auction rooms IL spruce street. Large aud valuable sale
Of excellent Furniture. Of all descriptions removed from
Goods. Sales every day this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

BOARD IN THE C0UNTRY.-BOARD CAN BE OR
- tanned for family vt Flushing H. L. with pleasant
apsrment commanding delightful view Of the bay Ia
cies for bathing in the floating bath, quite Also
stabng FOR horse Steamboats, and three tim
each day Stages also and return several tmes Al
dress, with real name anu address, j. W. Post Ofice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

UNFINISHED ROOMS-WITu Or WITHOUT BOARD,
4 in private English family, second and third noors
with private table, II required. Use Of bath &c. In Cn
ton Place, Eighth street. Address T. w. d. Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

n QTtCE-A CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY now PRE-
sents itsef fo party wishing T. commence busi-
ues' IN the Tavern ana Emgrant Boarding House line.
One ol the est stands in that quarter OF the city, now doing
sood business viii he sold ort, along Will Nn years
Of the proprietor benc wnower,
end accustomed 10 hmgel Ior particulars
Pr - - i. + WHTATEE 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

DOARD 1T STATEN ISLAND-TN OR THREE
- ladies or gentlemen can be accommodated with board
and pleasant at Clifton, within two minutes al
the lower landng desirable location for the
mer. Apply Mt 10 Warren street, before II clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

NOTICE TO GENTs.-IT IS NOW WELL UNDER
stood that 5,S Pearl street near Broadway the only
and best place in the city whore Cloth
ing CLEANED Dyed Altered Repaired and Pressed
short notice cheap Note the number 55S street
A. CORTISSOS, late Of Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

JEWISH BOARDING HOUSE.-TWO GENTLEMEN
and their ladies; also. two single gentemen, be ac
c0mmodaed with neasly furnished and board If
piled for Immediately, at No. IS Lspenard street, near
Broadway HENRY LAZARUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

DoaRD.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC.
- cOnmodated with the entre second floor, furnished,
with hoard for the lady only in family OF two; other
quiet house his i chance that seldom Oilers Address NJ.
s.. a Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

I \ HUDUkFN-TO TET, HNNHsUWFLf TVRNISHUU
rooms, in small private family, two three single
gentlemen References of the highest rcspectabity given
and required. Inquire at the Of Garden and Fifth
streets, lobokcn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

and holders have accepted lower rates for the few lots Of
Rectied included in the business Of the three days We
have noticed sales of 500 bbls Rectifed at S1SM
and two small parcels of Raw ut 2le q gallon Re-
tail lots of Rectifed have sold mostly at 181411oe y
gallon.
Receipts Of the three days, 900 bbls-exports 167.
GUNNY BAGs-The asking rate for round lots of this
article has been while for small parcels holders have
realized SSf We have heard of no sales OF any mo-
mcnt,
IIEMP-No sales are yet reported in market. We
quote Dew-rotted, nominally, at Ss6lOS8s q ton
sAITThe rates for Liverpool, from second hands are
81 Fine and 81 u sack for Coarse delivered free of
| drayage On Saturday noticed sale of 200 tons,
Mediterranean, at n rate under 20t q bushel.
| COFFEE-The demand in the Coffee market confines
limited and have noticed sales during the three days
of only about $500 bags Rio at range of Si4Sf the
ruling rates being S1siGS5Ss p lb. further cargo q
$500 bags have arrived from Rio dc Janeiro making the
direct imports since the LIST September IA 6s3 bags
| BAGGfNG AND RoPE-Business in these articles has
continued limited almost entirely to small lots at l3i3s
for good Bagging and 6D6e for No Rope The last sale
of India Bagging was at AZ per yard
LEAB-We yet hear of no transactions in our market
The last sale was at 81 SIS U 100 b for Uppe- Mines
LIME-There has been large supply Of Eastern Lime
the Market the dealers have generally held oil for
lower rates The have consequently been limited to
few lots including 27O bs Alton at the reduced rate of
81 10 ~ bbl and yesterday $500 to 5000 bbs Thomton
at 81 25.
CANDLES-We have heard of sales of this article Of
any moment Star generally held at 23D2it 70 Ii,
which are the ruling rates for retail lots.
| HAY-We quote prime Western at S22l0S24 q ton
with a sale of 1850 bales yesterday at S23 80
TALLOW-We have heard of no further transactions in
this article, and give quotations. The quotation
for prime, in NewYork is 1919 q Ii.
LARD OLIVE have noticed further sales of this art
Gle at range of 92095c p gallon.
Il SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE-Florida is held at 4SG
43ae gallon at which rates have heard Of 2ot
bbls sold within the past week.
FREIGHTS-The Freight market has continued rathe
animated, and have noticed nine ten ships taken
during the last three days including eight for Liverpool
I'D for Havre at 1 and for Antwerp at 14e TO-
Cotton We hear Of change in the coastwSe rates witt
. few engagements.
ENCHANGE--The Exchange market has presented
heavy appearance and for descriptions have bee
obliged to reduce quotations. We quote as fol
lows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

Poe calls beautiful wom8n Ga perpetual
hymn to the Deity
Capt. VIM. y Hoxie, we'll known NewYork
ship master, died suddenly last Thursday, the Both uit
There are two efficient fire companies in Val
pnraso. Their engines imported from che United
States.
A female named Spinney, Of Boston, became
insane Friday in consequence of the spiritual rapping
humbug.
A synagogue has been built and consecrated
at Sacramento City 1t is the first and at present. the
only Jewish temple in California
There are at Gloucester, Mass, twenty fish
ing firms fitting about three hundred fishing schoon
ers manned by some three thousand men
The Portland (NIe.) Advertiser says that there
was slight fall of in the northern part Of Oxford
county on Tuesday morning the 28th ut
1t is said that three or four Judges are now
constantly employed in NewYork in granting naturaza-
ton papers foreigners DESTROYS of becoming citizens
Advices from Newfoundland to the Doth ult.
report that the potato rot had nude its appearance in
different quarters and with all its former viruence
ssSammy, run to the store, and get your
mother some sugar. Excuse me, ma am somewhat
indsposed this morning Send father, and tell him to
bring me a paper of tobacco along"
A spirit rappcr at Worcester, told lady who
was uuuiripy about dead husband that he died OF
disease of the gizzardn The lady went away puzzled
hut satisfied that the spirit knew the real cause OF her
husbands death.
The Albany Register, in notice of the fruit
must be of the kind which the Paddy swallowed night
he asked his friend if peaches kicked when they
went down,n MOP replied the other. When he re-
joined, then have swalloweda toad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry. /
Tuesday Evening. October IL 1852
Arrived to-day lot of Texas and Atakapas Cattle and
255 Calves and Yearngs Hogs scarce, but ample
supply of other stock. Prices remain pretty firm
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Western) .61G07c q Is net
(Attakapas. Texas etc. No.. .3d SC y ID net.
HOGS .7T &c q ID net.
S4EEp. 506S2 so q head.
alJtH So"a s&oiG9oV " hcaV.
CALVES ksp YEAaLrNss..........s7 00@S9 GO q head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

steamship Mexico inarolaars Boatrk End chli Mrs
Wilson Mrs Benton and children, Mr. Buskhar Mcneil
Gss Harper, Il Harper Mr. Brady w Rice Stewart
A Stason-l6 deck.
moreATr WaTck lady family and syt,
Samuel pong Holhtsy SImes Norton Lewis Fady.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

Mr.. BAnINe.-A correspondent of the Network Times
writing from Washington, has the following with regard
to Mr. Barings mission to this country
Although the English press has carefully discaimed for
Barring any diplomatic purposes in visiting the United
States there good for ascribg to him such
Objects gentleman, almost at the head of the bank
interest Of London he peculiarly concerned in the
settlement of several questions now pending between the
United States and Britain and look upon him as
sort of to make observations upon the cnemys
camp house. in with every other of its char
acer in England is large holder of Spanish bonds come
Of which pay nothing and on the remainder Of which the
revenues Of Cuba held in pledge. Mr. d wishes it
may be presumed to ascertain by ocular inspection how
long this Republic is likely to consent to do without Cuba
that say find out how long he and his clients
likely to receive their dividends Spanish actives. Ad
these motives for sending hithcr at this time Spc-
cia Commissioner, with at least scmoiicia character
we have many Questions Of grave financial Importance
growing Of the several grants and contracts for the
rehuantepec and railroad in which British capital
lists largely interested tho affairs Of the Nicaragua
the vast railroad loan of the United States Of
which probably less than 0O0o0 in Stocks and
Bonds, held in this country, Under these circum-
stances it I not surprising that Barings visit has created
| att
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

DEs- The superior and swift running passen
TEXAS RANGER, VIM snckmnn maor will leave for
SHREVEPORT, GRAND EC0RE, ALEXANDRA and NIL nerme-
diute landing THIS EVENING o'clock
d. X. CARROLL 53 Union Row, Cnr0ndelet street.
ortl3 j. H. DUDLEY, Common aud TchoupitouRa Bts
M8~ The splendid and fast running passenger
GRAND TURK w. Clayton, will leave for ST.
LOUIS CAIRO MEMPHIS all intermediate landngs THIS ENS
ING; O'Clock. W. SHAW Co, 81 foydras street.
Urtl3 KENNETH, DIX CO., IL lchoupltoulhs ST.
gzy- The new, light draught, swift running
packet i!oWARD N9rhsyn mas will lssys iSr ST.
NIL intermediate .nes THIS EVENING at clock Passengers
and hppcs will piegae be in readiness at tie above hour
SMITH Il FINlS1EIt "a PVydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
Departures Of tho Collins and Cunard Steamers


EUROPA, (B) NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August 9s
NIAGARA, tBr for BOSTON. SATURDAY Sept a.
PACIFIC, (Am.). NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, - g.
AFRICA, OBJ, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, :. H.
CANADA, (Br.) FOR BOSTON SATURDAY, :. 10
ATLANTIC, (Am). for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, :. 90.
ASIA, (Br) ..... NEW YORK. SATURDAY, :. 25.
AMERICA, (Br) BOSTON. October q
ARCTIC (Am,) for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 6.
EuROPA, Br for NEW YORK. ATURDAY, :. 9.
NIAGARA (Br BOSTON, SATURDAY, :. 10.
BALTIC CAMP. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, = 90
AFRICA (Br N for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 20.
CANADA tgr1 - for BOSTON SATURDAY, 80.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

leIeSFHTH'I
NEW YORK, eATr shP Memphis ba,ts itoh 'E"pana'
OF. gA slir Nicks5utE, Iinghes, from NgwO 'ehh.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

ep--Arr, sbp vicks5prg Iiaghe, from Newo ean''
EXPORTS.
LiVERPooL.-rers hp Hartley: 1865 bales cotton.
Alp Bennington 1903 baes cotton % '' P, 'o
hides, 5 cks beesw"r 40 pkss mdse
ship Henry bales cotton 1873 do hemp 9
bts -four so do pork ot 90 hhS' o macs
100 bdls do, Go rolls leather, 30 pkss rnise
APALACHCoLAPer Union 3i5 bba honr II DO Oh, "a
bb Is hhaa 2 do taco ~ rope
las pes bagging 10 txs cheese 10 do candles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

OrrIeg OF TIE DAILY GagscxsT:
Wednesday Morning. October 49, 1867
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Hartley morrill,, Liverpool, {; " "a Non
snip bebhhgllonn, noi,1s, Do'''"' u w fiyb,pn
stcamer Union, Raymer, hpaaebicoia,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico, Place. from ndianoa VIA ea''s"' " '"
Ship American Saunders, days from Banors'o Geo ysn
lat district. ttrskelt Hso nj
district Il. t,IIss, IN ,n, ve,
district. p..;r
schr Maria, Moore days from Pensacola, to nn-D'
Steamb boats.
California, Brooks, from Louisville.
Cotton, from Bayou SHrn
Union, Fogay from Aakapae.
I.oekaHay. Chuhnn from Olaehita.
IaBhion Fsgot, from tie Baize.
Gpsy, Ore from Bayou Sara .,..,..,
Towloat HanbGry, the Passesen h"n hE"""
'p ship ., ,, I,A.
Towbnat NJ Strcek, Chanbe from the fasst-"e" "s"
brought up schrs Nile aud c e Keiser
Below-Coming UP.
Raritl nd Josiah Bradee, from Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

VIII leave FRIDAY, October 49, at ; oet2,k p NJ
E'OR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM .fsa.. q
PMS anil all insroeti.te entinss-ksgoi,M 4
e. Joais y, i.t CnsITNBIsrhe nav Ant ..e-
can't fast running Paeoyc steamer COLI Tapr. 60, '
ell eav. AS aLSya For freight passage hsvips accom-
violations, apply on '"' WirE BUCHANAN, Pcyraa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
.JLdE.f.E.f RIVER.

gSOR MONTGOMERY AND WE r. "a
r. TuMPKA-THRouGI LINE via N=w Besio: sis1fasIId
AIARhNA P Roberts, commanding, will r-g1isr
a H. Ss Basin EVERY nLTERNhTE WE'D EsDAY AL
ALBANIA we'll stened built for the trade and
spi5 Il MCDOWELL, JR., & CO., IL Poyira, s'rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
W.ATERLWG PLACES

ESOR BILOXI and intermediate .fsg. ss
iaaingsLe .. steamer st i
so,nmcnse her rms Biloxi FRIDAY Al neg,
leaving Eo1 oeloek aGl c5"e 10 ran aatt Tiltsf ~
as follows: -. .-,s.-s.
EVERY WEDNESDAY NifR[tS% ...'-+'2y he ''4sh
SATURDAY EygFISG.......-.--..
, -. ,,..r,,x, ,tez,fTgG FyEgY THURSDAY MORNING
Esft aI '">DA' ' r. ar pig Aseft 10 Bank PlacA
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p0Rr OF NEW ORLEANS.

Orr,es OF rnI DAILY CarscEsT.
Wednesday Morning, October 10, lS1z'
nLEAREn YEaTERDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

Will leave SATURDAY, October 10. at 5 o'clock p Nj
yNOR HARD TINES, GRAND GULF, fgssg h.
T. RODNEY. wATERrko NATGFEz, FORT lai lsAs
ADAMS. BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLAQUE EsEtxstazs
MINE pONAIDSoNVLLE iaterneiiate nndingateg,te
ksburg Packet \ ATCHEZ No. For wv Ef
oicockTha
NATCHEz T. P Lenhsrs master now as the
freight will Leave above FOR rea or Passage,
amply on board foot Of Canal srast, n- to ..,
n r Union Row. So CGrondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

Will leave FRIDAY, October Is, at o'clock r. r.
ETOR VICESBURG,W ARRENTON, ~ h
NEW cARTI!AsE GRAND GgLF RoD os1 X, Lssssa
vickburs Packet steamer
BUKKE-EVERY FRIDAY hVESiSG at ocioes;T re- ms hs
passenger BURKE Bentley master, WA! leave rs
above For passage, ply on board or to
''' d R CARROLL, IS CarcndGet street. Union Row.
The BURKE will take freight for aoo with PriSt-
lere bnrg the w g Campbell osti5
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E4oR PRINCETON, sKIpwITH's ~

ESOR PRINCETON, SKIPWTTHS ~ b.
LANDiNe, MLLlkES,s sENp , LAKE PE9y- .asI
NATcIEZ FORT ADAMS, BA YOU SARA, BATON RouSE DON.
ALDsoNyIE all intarrnediae Ian Regular Weekly
Packet and elegant
steamer AXIOM Capt H. having been Thoroughly
pnir. painted oyerhawi her apartments WIN her
trips the above trade eon'nsnens % a the ~.
throughout For freight py on 6onr or TO
STROTHER & BROS, i5 Poyirs street.
SAXON will receive freight from the shipping or store
e. Tie s,SoS W ii take freight River, with privilege
pplng atS Icksburg. an4p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
REGULAR PACKETS
.MOBTLE.

F1OR MOBILE Daily Q. S. Mail -
~ rf,.snrnmer Arrsuzsr1ert-The
i.r i'll nav nsrfs. stnanners FLeit inn Snnt
Master and CALTFORNTA,H r. Eosig naha th''Ing ~
tlt .ynrsS T Ia trade,
q he shove ssainsrs the PonteartThi sa-"a
~ .yyiva Al Iake Of the ~ stopping ny ~ Coy
St. Louis Christian going and returning ana ~ Fis,
la, Wednesdays and Saturdays gong ana i6S'ss' ~
retuf s.ro
N Passengers with extra baggays ouzhs 70 20 a fS
the will not stop 70 a3f hWJ s
the arYvni Of tile "a o'clock
ST. and Pass Christian oGg'' 70 We SEM '
steamer ST. CHARLES. =, ,.,..
~ Mobile ard Coat Landings VIII ienf'
the Agent 81 10 rnnG.ss eleven A. plaza
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

SOCIETY BALLS-Persons wishing to IN
- subsciit- SERIES OF SOCIETY BALLS, com IA
in UNION HALL t
Fourth District, calling G. w. BUTLER S. tsss
Mary street LAUREL j. fESERS
Store, f'aral lsepl6 lml RICE q Buli-fr-
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VICRSBURG.

viii cave FRIDAY DC ober Il, At ocIoch P :.
ENOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITHS ~ h
u LANDING LAKE PROVIDENCE NIL KEYS 1871
BEND vICKSBURG GRAND GULF, RODNEY, zs1z6ar;sfrsse
NATcHEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON kolGE p3I.
ALfSONyiLIE, all intermiiate AndpgaRegdlar weekly
steamer RANK LYON-fhe new aud me pes,
FRANK LYON S. g. Stone mhe VIII leave
rs above For freight or pps.ass, apply board or
sTRorfIER q BROS aa Po!dras street.
t- LYON viii take freight for faEoo River and re
ship c will await the arrival Of the r.
L. n Vickshurr.
ose an W.dnesiag morning receiving freight octfa
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s.sOR vICKSBURG, MItLIKENS IT, Pa
Il BEND, NEW CARTHAGE WARRESToN, LLttFaa45ssza
SUNDAY Vieksbprs Packet steamer ii. NJ WRIGHT Cast
ID swirl afket
NJ WRIGHT Capt Clarke will hes IeSI
and will laave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. ut ten O'Clock Returning will leave Vickbprs
Weinesay evening oeinek For further apply
Il EIASTIh, Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

ruGARs-7OOoo Havana, direct importa-
o, Club Club Regaliaa, Los Dos iernanoa
Media egn palria II JUDO Ehte'
Media Regain, Ctursdos egaiia, for sale oy
-, a. NJ MAGAZINE siees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

w,ll,eaye SATURDAY, October l6,a o'clock p.
FSOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- trss b.
mediate sndngs.The fine regular PASSENGER !5ss5sssl
nneket WM. Is. CLIFTON Capt. Harry 81 otis
vii, Fer freight passage Apply 4""f,V 70
STROTHER BROS, gents, Is Pcy,lras str ~.
e- plan the Cabin h ami State Rooms aeeufet BY
applying 10 the AH.nts. "fti2
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YALOO RIEER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY n,tcs.r Is at o'clock r. W
EHOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, -fisd IA
Il, MARION YAzoo CITY, sArAEIiA yIcNs- -
andinss-HegulAr
River PaGe. ARKANSAS TAe ami ve5y light iran ht
Capt will leave above l9 freight
,eg '''' SMITH Il FlNIs TER, 81 Foydra
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Will leave FRIDAY, October Is, O'Clock =.
FTOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, 49, b.
Il MARION Tt't-'t, y AZoo CRY, SArsRTlA
Yazoo River Pack tssSf1lSSalI-S
STEAMER G On ard running steamer
GRENADA, NJ Gwartnr vst leave above For tIsht OF
20 oStiS 'i' SMITH Il FlAllsrER 81 Poyirhs strent.
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ST. LOUIS.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, October l3, o'elocs
E7OR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- ss@s HI,
& MAN. AiEMpHIS NAPOLEON and all inter. .fsa5s5I
linings.The liz hIaush and
running passenger L. ARD Captain R. Y.
passage apply board
SMITH FAM STEH, "a Poydras
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21
TERMS.

49, Cooper's Clarksburg Register iI published in
ClarksbuIg Va, every Wednesday morning, at
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