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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

F Two barrels marked "new
corn meal" were lodged in the depot
in Augusta, Me. A vigilant officer
thought best 10 examine them. and
found them TO contair each another
cask, surrounded by a little corn
meal, one containing rum and the
other brandy. They were directed
to nobody, and the officer thought
that if he took them nobody would
lose anything. ar -sii
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
CanneI Coal in VIrEInIa.

- NNaiSS fShNSHe " .hiO NAiNNA =
Journal furnishes the following par
ticuIars respecting the Virginia Can
mel Coal Company. They will be
found interesting:
The capital of the Company is
100000. Their property is situa-
ted in Western Virginia, in Boone
and Kanawha counties, and compri-
ses 5000 acres OF land, held in fee
simple, 5000 of which are on Big
Coal River, about 40 miles from its
mouth, and the remaining 1000
acres, which are now being worked
by the Company, from a tract some
twenty miles further down, having
its principal frontage on Little
Coal River, about is miles from
its confluence with the Kanawha,
Traces of camel coal are found
throughout the larger portions Of
Kanawha and Boone counties, vary
ing in quantity and thickness from
6 to so inches. ...---.
"Coal River joins the Kanawha
4S miles from Point Pleasant, on the
Ohio, which is 264 miles below Pitts
burgh, and 1914 miles above Cincin-
natl, 2,02S miles to New Orleans,
and 10 Cleveland on Lake Erie, via
the Ohio Canal, about 400 miles
The natural outlet for the Company's
camel coal is down the Coal and
Kanawha Rivers to the Ohio, thence
to Cincinnati, Louisville and New
Orleans TO the sea-board. The
Kanawha River is generally naviga-
bIe when the Ohio is, say for eight
months in the year-July, August,
September and October being the
dry months. The Company are
now at work improving the naviga-
ton of Coal River by means oil locks,
dams. &c, so as TO render transporta-
ton by means Of it independent of
accidental interruptions from fresh
cts.
"Cannel coal is now used largely
in the manufacture of gas; it has
also certain advantages for steam
purposes. The cost of mining and
sending to New Orleans is about
ten cents per bushel, So per ton; to
Cincinnati, louisville and other
points on the Ohio River, above the
Falls, from 5 to 6 cents, or 81 ton.
The market-price in these places can
not be established till a reasonable
demand is supplied. Its price in
New Orleans for the last 20 years
has ranged from IS to SIS per ton.
1t may now be estimated at $3.50
per ton, or % cents per bushel; IL
cents at Louisville, 9 cents at Cincin-
natl, and u at GalIipolis."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

To MAKE HENs LAY.-The South
Cdrolinian says, a neighbor states
that hogs lard is the best thing that
he can find to mix the dough he
gives to his hens. He says that one
cut Of this fat, as large as a walnut,
will set hen TO laying Immediately
after she has been broken up from
sitting, and that by feeding them
with the fat occasionally, his hens
continue laying through the whole
winter. lt
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

P The honesty OF Printers, as a
craft, was illustrated at the Franklin
banquet at New York, on the 10Th
inst; Mr.. Biglow, Of the New York
Evening Post, said that he had been
for twenty years connected with
the Slate Prisons in New York, and
among all the prisoners confined
there, every calling in life was repre-
sented except printers. .sfr1s2
There was something in that fact
which merited their consideration.
Mr. Biglow concluded by proposing
the memory and honor of that cal
ling which is unrepresented in the
State Prison. s,--arrsr, ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop
Of Pennsylvania in 1850, was tie
greatest in the Union. The returns
were as lollows.--Pe Pennsylvania, l5.-
4S2,I9l bushels; Ohio. 14,957, ,O56;
Virginia, l4,5l6,900i New York,
I3,O73.0O0; Michigan, 4,9lS,0O0;
MARYLAND, 4,494,SS0 iaiiessI taH
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
STEAMBOAT SroLEN.-The Cinciu-

natl Commercial Of Monday says:
The steamboat Grampus, which
has been the bone of contention for
some time among certain 31en, was
attached on Saturday last by three
constables to satisfy judgment for
debt from various magistrates in fa-
vor Of sundry persons. The boat
was tied up at the foot Of Fifth street
and David White placed thereon TO
guard it. About 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning the owners Of the boat
rushed on board, caught hold Of
White and locked him up in one Of
the state-rooms, while they went to
work, raised steam, cut the boat loose
from her moorings, and started down
the river. In the meantime they
threatened to cut Whites throat il
he uttered a word. After going
down the river several miles they
put him on shore and started off
again. Constables Harris, Adams,
and Long left yesterday on the Tele-
graph No. 2 to overtake and rrrest
them, and bring the boat back to this
port. George Berkheimer, Of whom
we spoke some time since as being
notorious in these parts, is captain
Of her. f1e'y-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

DRowNED.-Sun1ay night-about
s o'clock, two young men, Coleman
Tuck and Simeon Saunders, were
crossing the Kanawha just above
the mouth Of Elk. Young Sauu-
ders fell out-and drowned. The
night was dark and stormy.-KdH.
Rep. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
TERMs:

I copy one year, paid in advance. 81 %
At the expiration of the year, OO
No discontinuanee until all arrearages are
settled; and failure to notify the publisher Of
a discontinuanee will be considered as new
engagement.
Any person getting up Club oil TEN I"
enc address, will receive copy gratis- Inc
c.su. in such case, must invariably accompany
The names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

Q The deaths in New York last
were 404-54 from consumption.
Al convulsiOns, 557from levers ~
sH'sali sH'sali PoA' ni s10sssi7 gsli hsds
.rao;i5s-t g Sad a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
Whole Number 845.

warlike intentions, the French PresI.
dents Intention is to, reduce the
army, by abolishing the system of
coascription, and consequently, we
understand the 10000 conscripts
who would be liable to be called out
this spring, will be allowed to pur-
sue their peaceful avocations." I
The London United Service Ga
zetle has the following:--"lt is ru-
mored in well informed quarters that
in the budget to be presented 10 the
French Legislature upon its assem-
bling, proposal will be made sma-
mating from the highest authority in
the republic, for the reduction of the
French army. This, taken in con-
nexion with the pacific tone of the
circular TO the European powers,
ought to disarm apprehension.n .lF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

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$s1s,
Mfss- Te Msss sssss %ss1
fha se!si FSh Se tSsa
pRnhud-D
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RobnsonS Jones JrEd LeorJ Stanton &co-L Grant &co
Caue Lewis-I j. Il Rodd-Onkey HawkinsPegrm Bryan
Goxen &co-Fnt Junes-M Barnett &to-N smi, kcoA
STRAIGHTFORWARD, Tomrkins co-Band Williams
KerrPeet tco-M Banch &co-F Frederckson
| order.
ship Caledonia PhadephaM Greenwood &co
Peale-C Buddpcke &coJ Morrison
Pickett Perkins &co-J Burnside keel Stuevnn &cos
Woodruff acoP WoodDnvs, Titus &roJ Wright &co-J
Ashbrige &coChey, Henderson 6coH Packard la9rhnchel
edtksonvose BrosLyman Scott &co.F Folgr deo-Sion
observation-disclosures Cuddy &co-E Hart dcoW Letchtord de-
Shark Stauiter- Bank-J smithNew Orleans Gas Com
panyJ LenoeeCharles Buckley Cummings Ste war &coJ
North oA McIaurin &eoKeogg &co-hGrsh, Ranlett eco
SayreWheee BakCorson &ArmstroneSnow, Gidatn &eo-
Mcse, Coman co-M soeryJ Hobbs &co-W HemningD Good
p acona LihndcMehnrd Vignaud--cnrry
PersonW AlsCutchcon &coLowe Patson eo.oth Dykes
spnulng Carroll hGorrite Y Couon- " Mesany
Bro-NIagee Il BackKennedy Il Shaw
Observation-Disclosures BroJ II PowerGeo Patch &c?E Sheg?g
Rodl-J kco-W Violet &co-Peet SmmsLeei
&co-J &co-Pnyne HnsonL Grant &coJ Il Moor
-Feow.s Addison--J Bcllocq-J DneEreP Owe
seo-J Gco-fIorrell Gayle &coGray CampbeJ
Palmer &co-Thos WhtaI Byrne deoL BujacParer leo
Ellis keel II Head scoSeccomb VoorhiesBogar
Foley AyeryFean Dot &coChns ConuolySwney, Gree
&coJ CIomwelGreen, Harding dcoO Val tonC Newman
Wright GcoW CamphellG Ssbaier-Il Fosarce-t Gou
Waters &co-iI Iansc sonWa Doseues-siidt Gree
Sco-A Menlerger &coT Elder coA Wight c0GdrriF0
| Bies-D R Caroil-and older.
| PASSENGERS.
ship Lowell Cacuta-A Sidney Cushing, OF Boston.
| Per ship Le,nuel Dyer, from Hasre-5o steerage.
| ship Creole, M YOrk-35
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
EDUCATION.

Id "OPENS LIST Sept.-English and French
HI INSTITUTION FOR Yott'G LADIES AS BOARDERs AND
PUPILS No 50 LOUIS STREET. Directed by the MISSES
ALLISON For the Terms, the troet1 etc,
apply NJ the lnsti'n ion. .
Judge McCaI4 p sleut Of the University Judge
Ruaa j. Maybr Esl, Tremoue, Esq, H. Lecket Esq., A.
Grtrr Esq Jobo Ste Samuel j. Peters ESQ., leace Cam
ma k, Esq l!sra Levy, Esu. nu30 en-
NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, or
| q DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs L. PAGAUD PtiHeipaIhe second ANIMAL Session OF TIT
will MONDAY the 9th September next its
between and fha stress
wi be he first October the large re building
Circle Walk NyaasB which will
alterations aud additions designed as to
hpg desirable school 3hce and to afford every
for the accommodation Of BoardeTs ,
this afford facility
thorough English Education together with the Ancient
| and Modern Languages, Music and Drnwing,
p continuance
| has heretofore received.
Competent employed Assistants department
tion I'M days au6 d4Wtf
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Departures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTVERPOOL.

AMERICA, tBr) for BOSTON. SATURDAY July 10.
BALTIC, Gam for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IA
EUROPA {Br.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IL.
NIAGARA, (Hr )...or BOSTON. SATURDAY "a.
ATLANTIC, Jam }. for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, 2s.
AFRICA, {Br,). .or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 81.
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON August 4.
PACIFIC Gam for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY II.
ASIA, (Br) for NEW YORK;. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA, (Br) for BOSTON. .....sATURDAY, 81.
ARCTIC (Am.l for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, 25.
EUROPA, OBJ for NEW YORK;. SATURDAY, 90.
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
HulIBOLDT..... for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, July Z.
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CoNSTARIFS SALE

JUNEIABLE
sYcosp JUSTICES CovEr JAMES McCAFFREY PATRICK
pAnrslI OF oRLKtss. MElGHAN... No, ls,i7s
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- Hononcrable l. Winter Second Justice OF the
Parish Orleans the above entitled suit VIII pro-
ofPoys Streets SATURDAY, September H. 1852 at
L. o'clock a.-- 80, ,,,, ,,r,,.r
situated in the Of Second
New Orean in number
bounded Petdo Gavier and Johnson aesi 81
lse and deposited of D. L. Mccoy, late Notary Public
said measuring English feet eleven niche
by hundred and hfy
feet three inches deep between parallel Tires. $
Terms cash f GEORGE F. PEARSON,
aug "a spplI Constable Second Justices Court,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,


JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening September ], 1882
OF Hogs aud Sheep there but moderate stock offer
ing in market The offerings of Cattle are ample. The
market pretty firm:
PRICE B.
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly .5}aG061ac U Ii net
:. =. (Texas, ETC. 3l05c . ID net
suEgp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O0G6s3 so q bead
T-itVf1o W iica!
CALVES AND YEAaLIsss .........S5 5ofGSS SO y head
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED.
6choOners.
.t Tp1
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE-Beneit of JOHN
v CALDER. THURSDAY EVENING, September 2-Ent T.
ttnnn,s will consist of the Farce Of the WITTY WIZ
HIGHLAND Miss The the
GREEN RIirGAs Gaisfo-I's alsurdity Of RAP
Miss Elliott Mrs Davis and
Gentlemen Amateurs r. Doors at " at sepl
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.


SgceSpE CouR DE JUSTICE blcCAFFREY PATRICK
PasossE p'oaIEANs. MElGHAN... No. 1879.
INN VERU dun writ de feri facias moi
addess par lhonorable Second uge de Pax
Ia poe Orleans ahire iessus n,nee, proeederri
CATS Samuel Jackson encolgnute foyera Ell
Ja,oDne. lie SA AiEDI, Septenbre, 1S52 q midi d
UN CERTAIN LOT DE ERRE, BATISSE dex sages
Murcpad dc la vile de Ia Nouysle dnns ls
vinrtuare les Pero tarier, preu ct
Johnson dnG par douze, la plan a Lewis
Brn lsas depose dams lie bureau de d. h.
Anglaise, yngt neui ie
o,ze es de face Ia Johnson
profondsur, inss
~ Conditions compliant . GEossk :. fEAf,s9N,.
93 spill Sohslapt oesouuf SI"f af 1"Suse'
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sHERIEF,S SALE

NJ J1EhIFF SdlE. :
TENTH DsarRrcr CouRr lIoHN MARTIN THOMAS NJ JACK
PAHt lSCN, f. rule against CHARLIE
MckIERNAN. No. 93s.
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- by the Honorable tbs Tenth District Court Pssish
adiso will sell at public
tion in The Rouada Of City Exchange, Louis bewee
Chnrtrea and ROYAL MONDAY September 1884,
o'clock NJ
negro slave named JACOB.
Seized belonging 70 defendant
Ter cash the SPOT. JAMES FAEtEi-
l5 90 Shernot the faran OF orisnns.
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sHERIFF's SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH plssFsss csv.F 11p2H NC ea sss GAR
pY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
~ directed the HGnernbe III. Fth ps,. Gport Ct New
ion in the Exchange Louis street,
Royal THURSDAY September 80 lss at IL
o'clock H. the following slaves, wit:
SAM ELIZA, and their two children, BETSt and
THOMAS, also NED and his vile ELIZA sROs and his child fo
Pc; and LOUIS the ons-aruled
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES r. thEfEI,,
nue4 IA ID % Sheriff the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02


5t4s U fb.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-Transactors confined
to retail sales ut previous rates.
FLoUR--The market quiet. and sales limited to
500 bbls including SO bhs Ohio good branG at 81 l2
80 ST. Louis at 81 90 200 fancy ditto at 81 rs 200 Extra
at - and 30 at "a 10 T. Dbl.
GRAIN--Corn dull, but prices firm with GALES of
40 sacks White at Coo r bushe... or Oats noticed
few sales of st. Louis at 32 T. bushel and of Bran 400
sacks at $50 u 100 h.
PROVIsIoNs-Some small lots of Mess Pork sold at
S22 90 y hbl Bacon firm, with sales of 6 casks
Sides in two lots 1915 and 10 Shoulders at sac u lb
% tierces choice sugareured Hams sold at the high rate
Of 14e n b OF Lard leo kegs Ordinary disposed
Of at 11st q ID.
BAGGING AND RoPE-5O pieces and SO coils sold at
134 and 6t4$.
UANDLEs--50 boxes Star brought 2os Il lb.
LIME-A lot of 225 bbls Alton taken at 81 60 y
bbl
CoFFEE-sacs 800 bags Rio at sti0s4ae q ID.
GuNNY BAGs-A lot of 1880 in bales, sold at s7st
WIiISKY-i0 bbs Hcctifed taken at q Il, and SIS
at I'D u gallon
FREIGIITs-We heard of no engagement
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limited
Sternng. lloEDllo
francs afUo. !. ~
NewYork sixtyday Bills. i % CT disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. parfOI4 u ct prem
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning, September 2. 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Thursday Morning September 2. 1852 ) |
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
s,eamp Yacht Bragg St ar MTss
BIZ o SSyi summons Havana, ALesparTe
Ship LEVEL Coffin ~ ~, days fro" Calcutta via St Helena to Rice
Ship Lcas s5e Garcia days NewYorE H Ashbdge
Ship Lsaue Dyer Williams IS days Havre, Bentonsd
Ship Creole PIERCE Is days Newyok, Woodruff &col
Ship Caledonia Bpnder Rowland % days from Phladephia to
Ship Harris Herman days from Havana in ballast to master
Span Numa Ma'tore days from Havana in ballast to master
saranac Buen ia days from Wilmington, C. to masr-s
Brig Msasne, Cox days from RatH Island to M Harrison &eo
steamboats,.
Or Batey, I%nd'y from E Bayou BUS Sara
Music sH stfsct 1aS rom ,t DonadlsnSile
vi s5 ss s BRIG ss 1sSn F9a sea
Apassda up ships sm"e Dyer and Creole
n. s sss sma an. Sc
Lsay'! s,,,onsbt
up ships John Harris and Caledonia Balde brig Mechanic
MEMORANDA
W The steamer 81 Louis the 25t utimo-In port
loading for Nworlean Josiah Lawrence Western World and
Anaranth.
EXPORTS.
s a DC ioaa Ia bs I bags
eALyEsroN-Pr steamship United States: 10 lss flour 80 do 4
hsk SKIS tagging els rope 10 0s
YoRRrer ship 1888 balls Gotten IA Do hemp 1871
o aud @ 81 3 s Do % % @ ss 's
Ids hides, $3.50 . horns, 4ss pEgs mlss.
H sss sara 81 81 IT, a 's So % ,ss
IMPORTS
ship Lowo il's bales sonny bags 1884 bags salt
NEW YoRK-Per ship Leavt S,orer: Assorted mtse
HAvRE-Per ship Lenuel Dyer Assorted mise.
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Creole Assorted mdse
PHLADELPEIA-Per ship Caledonia Assorted
wILNNGToN-Per bark saranae Naval
RARATAN sLANDPsr brig Mechanic R NJ Harrison.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ill., MsEy vos o eS" ks f sa pF I F sb Geo.
i. L. ssa y1is
s so. "a % 49, s S S s %s d. so s k.l
si Ksss pa
D s d fstGi H. sad % &c
Schneider to order
SAHou p
Ssy fsss s:s Ssss svs Is 81
Cotton, ''''''-'
poNALDsoNyLE steamer Music q hhds sugar :, 70
c Il f fs %o 40 ~ paht
60 racks It ~sss s Gsnss .ss 5
to order,
CoNsIGNEEs.
rss e &soe sls1
ssss Sa 1
Buddecke &coW jackson &eoenderson feaeLnvis mus q
&co-Pe Simms ScoS Jones Jr-L lauenbnrs
Swney, &co-AJ Wright &co-P Owen &coWool Lo
Fodck &co-H Joel &eoJ Marks &oW Letchfcrd &co-D
Coyrol-C simon &o-A Jacquet-F
lev Jury &coCeia &eoE Gerard &coMuay, Miller &co-Gr
Observation-Disclosures CofInan 6coAIenard Vgnaud-B KOwask
Dene Allngkennett Dig &ee-W yrsdsnburgh &cochsr
HennettN Smith-R Fl Fraser &coRObins
W serchsrry Henderson &somWeht WILLIAMS &s,
Soo-aia KiotuzH Parsons-Burbridge AdamsJ Adams
fIebad-Kokonut Van ostromPayn tiarrison,Thonhi
Carroll &co-Geo ConnoyGodchaux
caoper,Fearn Doncsan Stone WaiwofthA Hell Isr
Stevens Il Fo-L Il S Kaser-Adams &co-N Ov
tonH Packad-J Hoey &coB racat aeo s,eelBeete &ct
Rnrknr StanonPckett Perkins &co-Feowes dcoS jones
Nelson Jury &ee-M Greenwood &eog hautre Dc
scromwell-Watt Dosaules Lury BreA Bae dso Ware
Jonns-Badlcy, Wilson &ecT Pagan &eosess2nh
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s The splendid Light draught passenger
steamer DEAwAREW w Baker naser will leave for ST. LOUIS,
CAIRO MEMPHIS and all intermediate landings THIS DAY the I'D
ins o'clock positively Shippers and will please
be ready nj the above hour.
tanl 6 poyl1ras atrpet
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Mg- The splendid and fast running passenge,

p LEATERs John Psiree, mas.sr will leave for MEM
PHls, GRAND LAKE, GREENviLLE, COLUMBIA, GAINES's
LANDING, NAPOLEON HELENA, yIcKsBuRG, NATclIEZ and
nil intermediate landings THIS DAY the I'd nst at O'Clock
ssp2 D 4. CARRoLL 50 Union Row, Caronlelet street.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
EHoR MoBILE-paiiY O. 81 Mail III

EyOR MOBILE.-Daiiy q. s. Mail .,sfEh
L. Line.-summer Arrangement-The new ard -
plen lid FLORIDA, John Grant
muster, OREGON, r. A Hen, mase .a.vng sosp bsi
expressly trade with superior Gns
willIsaye .he Ponehar.ran ssosd DAY
Louis Christian Psscsgoua and returning, viii stop
al Pnscagoua Christian and Bay St. Louis daily
families with baggage ought 10 go dowa
he the will not stop TO take away freight
after the arrival Of the ~ O'Clock
st. Christian ought 70 DO sent
CALIFORNIA or MOBILE leaving daily an,
The Way Letter Mobile and Coast VIII ieaYe
lei 4. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Piaee.
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NOR FORT ADAMS, PORT HUD- r. l.
son .TuNICA. BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO lsfsaasf.faf
aud al inmed landings n Regular TuESDA
Packet Steamer sYDONIA, Capt W varneii-Ihe ne s--
giant swift running packet SYDONA Capt W Var
regular 10 the above trade on TUESDAY
August 81 will leave Tuesday thereafter
throughout the will eave Fort Adams every Friday
ani8 " SSTH l. FINIsTER, "a Poydras sreet
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RED RIVER.

EOR ALEXANDRIA,, NATCHI- ~ h
n TocHEs GRAND EcoI'E and SHREVEPORT: lasasa#A#
stsamsr Il II r r. VIM Kir1ba MASTER place Of the P NJ
Kini eav. above during the lov- water, EVERY SAfu
DAY al o'clock Amply On board
SPFAkE Il icCttf4aisl
csss ii,bt ,ss.r haas ' f 80 aul9
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FORT ADAMS.

VIII leave TUESDAY, Sept. niber Mt 10 o'clock
NOR FORT ADAMS, TUNICA, ~ n
BAYOU SARA Waterloo rqE Hy HT BsoN lf
PACkEIi nss
running passenger packet steamer fDoA1A
Can't W ynrne viii leave rs a6e freight passage
DIV on board SMITH 81 PoydrAs street sp2
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave THURSDAY September 2 at o'clock p. Nj
ENOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, ffs1' T.
GREENvILLE COLUMBIA, GAINFSs LAND saI;stals
ING NAPOLEON HELENA, ViGKSBuRG, MAI
Ciifz and Intermediate andngsThe splendid steamer II r.
john At The Lever Receiving
,''f ~ Canal str4nt or 10 D. X. CARROLlr
l0o'V' ~ ' 81 Union Row, Caronice street.
~ The T p LEATFERs will thi. trip 70 high Cairo and
will take freight Cairo Madrid, Hickman and Ill intermediate
landings. '"-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Firth DIarHercorRrli JOSEPH PAUcIioS RICHARD KEE
OF NEwCHLKAss. IMAM, MICHAEL GERSON AND j. d
HAMPER. No. sG74.
PY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Aug
- me the Filth District Cour
Orleans entitled viii proceed TO sell a
public Warehouse, situate No 2a Jeerso street Of
WEDNESDAY, September i, 1889, IL o'clock NJ
quantity BEbsTEADS MATTRESSES AND TABLES. etc. Al
ofee which will be exhibited th
time and place Of sale.
PtDvisd Ny In the above suit. -
Terms caeh the spot. JAMES P. FRERETi
au2t IS s3 sept Sheriff Of tue Parish Of Orleans
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r The steamer Louis the 25tl umoln port
loading for Newrean Josiah Lawrence, Western World and
Aniaranth.
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IMPORTS.

ship Lowell 5 bales sunny bags 1884 bags salt
petro Rice 4 Hathaway,
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Leavitt Storer: Assorted mdse.
HAVRE-Per ship Lemuel Dyer: Assorted mise.
NEW YoRK--Per ship Creole Assorted mdse.
PHLADEIPHlA-Per ship Caledonia Branler Assorted !nde
WILMlNGT0N-Perb bark Saranac Naval s.ores
RARATAN lSLANDPer brig Mechanic; Fruit 70 r NJ Harrison.
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Billie.

NOR SOUTH WEST PASS, BALIzE IT, h.
and all intermedia,s landings The regular
as above EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. at o'clock ine Of 10
o'clock heretofore Returning alternately the Baize and
Trsa aull I'm
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PASSENGERS.
ship Lowell from Cncutta-Alr Sidney Cushing Of Boston,
Per ship Lemuel Dyer, from HaYre-5o steerage.
Per ship Creole, rom NHw York-35 Storage.
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YJCRSBURG.

Will leave FRIDAY, September 3. at o'clock p NJ
E-yOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~. =
NEW CARTHAGE; GRAND p GgtE R R9D oSa II
Vicburg Packet steamer GENUf
DURKE-EvERY FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock:Y,The tine
BURKE Bentley master, VIII leave as
above. rei. passage. apply on board or to
aust d. R. CARROLL, Caroni.let street, Union Row.
k The GLENDY BURKE will take freight for fazoo VIII rH'
ege of e-shinpny at Nck sbnrg on the Nolant.