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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17
DAILY CRESCENT.
4s- OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Table Talk.

III ] r.
We are told that while Epimenides at Athens and
was one day attending his ocks he entered cave and
there fell asleep His sleep continued according to some
writer's forty or forty years. and when he awoke he
found every thing altered he knew mot where he was
But much more rsrd metamorphosis experienced by
our country friends casting Of their rustic snd awk
wardymade garments for the elegant dstnse clothing
at Hamburger's, 164 Camp street. . ~ sl.rs lss
book recently published under the queer title
How to catch sunbeam''how 10 feel happy, sup
pose Now, II making money be conducive to hsppipess
many such rays Of sunlight visit Frobus 70 chartres
street But 80 far his Daguereotype kenesses are
cerned he does not about the taking capital
traits even in cloudy weather sss3 Ha5I
Although cannot personal experience VIC
know that s testify to the excellence and superiority
Of Shermans bandages supporters russes etc Unlike
other manufacturers such articles Sherman
his according to the principle Of common sensea golden
rule in more ways than And here may add that
he is enarging his store, 70 St. Charles street.
Some that the world shows its appreciation Of the
labors Of great reformers by abundance OF
ing them as missiles at the bodies Of these fanatics
while alive and heaping them monuments above the
bones Of the same fanatics = after death. Wonder
whether monument will be erected to ourselves! YET
we deserve IT, only for constant praise Of Bulls sar-
that admirable and pleasant purifier Of the blood
for sale at Wright's, 15l Chartres street
OF knowledge, the poet says. ~ , Z, b. s5s Ss7
The volleyed lightnings Of her press consume
The tyrant's strength, and strike the bicot blind
Day after day its thunders sound the doom
OF some old wrong. too hideous for the mind N
Which reason hath ilumed which knowledge hatl, re-
fned'' sSs5 n i7s -,H''7
The constant supply of books noticeable at Nor
mans, IA Camp street. combine deeptoned vgor Of mind
with aerial books for retired students
light literature for the gay. f
The globe whereon live, called habitabe has now
pretensions to that epthet which it could not boast of in
former times Science continually developing its capa-
bes is daily rendering 1t eligible residence for
gentleman In proof of assertion We might instance
the high degree Of excellence which such men as jackson
Colby 81 Common street. have reached in the quality
and style Of their clothing.
BY music. minds an equal temper know,
Nor swell too high, nor sink too low
lin the breast tunultuous joys arise. a
Music her soft assuasive voice applies -
Or when the soul is pressed with cares Qge4
Exalts her in enliyenng airs. s.l.
No doubt of it. Yet the above poetical sentiment would
be out Of place in Table Talk it not that the uu
sic store of Asbrand werlen oa Camp street. can be
thus appropriately mentioned These gentlemen being
Germans are all the better qualified to sell excellent p
amos, melodeons. guitars, etc. y
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AsLAvER UNDER AMERICAN CoLons-The bark Carrib-
bee built at Calais in Maine the Boston Advertiser states
arrived out at Cardenas about the first of October with
Captain Moran and of sixteen men, which were
discharged on arrival She discharged cargo but took
in rum, wine and water and sailed for her destination
Buenos Ayres Her consists Of forty mon burden
325 tons cost S24ooo and owned by merchant of Ma
tanzas engaged in the coast slave traffic which she is
destined wearing the American coors and American
gister -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

GERRIr ssurH- The most singular feature ind y
canvass is the election of Gerrit Smith, the abci
Congress In the twentysecohd Congressional Dstric
composed Of Madison and Oswego counties NJ smith
ran as stump candidate and have pooubt Els unex
pected election surprised himself ms ae it did his
constituents and the State at large for him
out of joke but it unfortunately carried far that
it has introduced Smith to the portals Of Congress Some
years ago the Bostonians from fun came within close
shave of eectng the notorious George Washiugton Dixon
to the Mayoraty The city fortunately for its future
reputation had just citizens enough in the canvass
to save it from udicrous political position The twenty
second district was not so fortunateit has many
counties but the State of NewYorh drgraced Gerrit
smith Is an able man crazy He has dwelt so long
on the impossible ideas of amalgamation and dsunion
that should surprised Il he on taking his seat
Should bring in bills for the dissolution of the Confed
efacy and making it felony hereafter for awhte man to
marry any but negress negro man other than
Caucasian miss Mr. Smith believes in variety Of color.
e thinks It repugnant to nature and common sense that
there should be in The contrast-back
and Whites too startling to his too sensitive
dirty brown agreeable to him and not dazzling
to the OPTICS Notwithstanding the vagaIies and waking
dreams which Mr. Smith indulges in the nlan We believe
him to bea good man He has his eccentrcities it is
compensate for his phanthropies Perhaps single
session Of Congress will knock the higher iaw idea out
of his head Once that is gotten rid Of Mr. Smith will be
an ornament to the district which he In
called upon to represent 49,
1t is well in this for fear our readers
may misunderstood his character that the
from the district like the majority Of
sns ns IN our thing
yaton of the white as well as the nsero When Mr.
smiths father died he bequeathete his 100000
acres OF wild land in this State The estate deeply
indebted for taxes. These Mr. Smith paid OF and then
gave his inheritance away to actual settlers iu fifty
farm lots Much fault, however, found by dsnter-
ssted people with Mr. Smithn thus sposng Of his pro-
pertynot exactly for giving it but for dsposing it
tho as well y the vhits Ger
rt Smith is said to be He lately stated that his
entire property would not rent for SIS year. This
speaks well his sincerity but for his wisdom 70 most
people it tells different tale As Gerrt artunately will
be the only negro representative in Congress this
State we do not know that much harm Is DONE unless it
be to the unfortunate African whose guardian has
constituted himself. f.i s-s9 5tas2 ~
Mr Smith is land reforner but 1t Is probable the
great measure OF the National Reformers viii become
law Of the next Congress his belief the sounnsss Of
the measure will not hurt the doctrine
There is this be said for Mr. Smith, an art from his
political phantases he able eloquent speaker
and his honesty We believe has never bsen puhcy quss,
toned. [NewYork Sunday Despatch. -
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AcquirrEp.-The trial of Charles IL Coalsop charges,
before the District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct Of Georgia. Judges Wayne and Nico presiding with
embezzng the mail and abstractng letters and money
therefom terminated at Savannah on Wednesday by
the jury aequitting the prisoner s-st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

ST.. DoMINeo-The Government paper of St. Domingo,
Ei Eco de o=aa) of the 18th u refers to the adyer
tisement lately put forward in England for loan Of
e5oOOo for that Republic and that the
was authorized in the slightest degree 1t I'D Is
that the accounts given of the the country
had at the time been greatly exaggerated while the
statement was also incorrect of its being peace with its
neighbors.
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IA CONT street, between Cha ctres and Levee
n n B AMMToGNINI- INTO TABLES and PATENT INDIA
RUbBER CUSHIONS guaranteed
asa up to h time Kssgs always hand NEW AND SECOND
Also complete sets er the Lotto. Alleys
With PINS AND BALLS Persons wishing examine these
INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS will please call
70 Common street. the yeranda, NJ Ornb. civ
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rTyHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
Il ISGroN.-Jus. published 7. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON 45

Engrayed by pernison) suar,s only original perra the
This picture the THOMAS
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the work Of eonptry fidelity
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eeebratd original and cEF JUSTICE TASEY Of
The Supreme cou the United ses says aA
happy Father country was my good
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which all who hiu, considered marked
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ARIsTs~Sarshanl and Elliott of NewYo- Nens Ro.berme
and Lamdn Of PhlatePhia Chester Harding of Boston Charles
Hon VI r cas.is hm.ef an artist. sfATEsMEN"H
9ncy Mlln,d Fillmore Maj Cen Winfield Scott Hon. NJ Dallas.
ps'i jssn %aas rn iia s T. o sT. 3a
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sparks D., VIM ii. Prescott, LII D. washington Irving Ralph
W Emerson Eq, Prof T C. upam, ! T. Hsadl Fl.
Iord = B. sA aSs S sI Aaa Alison Lord Mayor
To enable all to possess this valuable treasure cold at The low
Published by GEORGE W. cHLLDs
N. w. of Fifth and Arch Streets Philadelphia.
o Ne rs HOOK s ss s ii Gaas s
This Porr only be obtained from A BYERLY, from
Arrangements Office Department by
which copies Of the Portrait be sent to point mail
~ by remtting DOLLARS to j. D. BYERLy New
will hays sopy the Portrait sent them Free Postage
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papers state than Ethiopian
dancer named r. Sitter eloped from TINT city recently
with the wife of police officer named Allen taking with
them six hundred dollars and two gold Watches the
perty of Allen, -r7-al7
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YELLOW FEvER-The brig Greyhound, from Mobile ar.
rived at NewYork the sth instant has been severe
sufferer from yellow fever. One of the crew died on the
voyage; the captain and are now down with the
fever and the health officer in consequence has refused
to permit her to 60 up to the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

HoRRIp CRUELTY SEA-The Brooklyn Advertiser tells
horrible story of cruelty board of the Liverpool
packet ships of Messrs. Grnnel Minturn of NewYork
which is of startling nature as to be almost incred
BILE. We quote
The captain of the vessel in question: on his last voy
age not only barbaousy ogged every sailor
on board his vessel but subjected them series Of abu
ses that none but iend could conceive execute He
caused heavy marlin spikes to be fastened delicate parts
OF their bodies and in this condition caused them to be
dragged from end of the deck other besides in
1ictng upon them additional unheard of tornnents Ia
KING some offence at the conduct of the of the
snip he ordered him. under pains and penalties of the se
verest nature to catch three hundred ies-ad not one
ss-the be delivered to him fthe oanta;mS
within specified time The poor fellow did as he was or
dered and when he had to his tyrant master
the captves he had secured he directed each M
separately on De punished for omission do SO, '''
Upon reaching NewYork the villain would have been
ynched by the passengers and the he not
aged TO escape by taking small boat ship ere it
obtained its moorng ut the dock Officers were sent in
pursuit OF him. but 1t is reported that he fled Canada
EXTRAORDINARY LocKThe editor of the American Arti-
zan was recently shown piece of mechanism which GER
tainly goes ahead Of anything in the shape of lock that
We have ever seen or read Of in the essential of security
from degradation 1t is called Yales Magic and
as absolutely unpckabe the kernel of walnut would
be without damaging the shell The only opening is
circular orce, half inch in diameter for admitting
the key and through which there possible
the tumbers by any instrument whateyer-not even by
sne Key tse strange US that may seem sy singular
tion and sent distant part of the lock- where itmoyes
the tumblers and where the tools Of the burglar could
arrive except by first batterng the lock pieces
The key hole resembles the interior of small pistol bar
rel and having opening in the interior basin Of that
lock- would not receive powder enough to blow ii open
The lock is therefore absolutely gunpowder proof also
Among other pecuartes the key susceptible of from
forty thousand to million of changes change Of
the key changes the lock also in the locking that
have new lock every day for hundreds Of years
change of the key after locking it rendered mpos.
sibe to unlock even with the same key until altered
back again One may thus lose the key have it stolen
ana sui no fears of the locks being opened with
it. The proprietors offer reward OF i've hundred dollars
to any one who will pick it through the key hole using
Of time he may desire,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

The APPLE TRADE.-0ne town in Massachusetts, raised
l4O0o barrels this year. which sold for average of two
dollars making the snug little of to few pei
sons, who have learned that such small business as grow
ing and selling apples will produce sure income.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

NEwYoRk AND ERIE RAlLnoAp-The receipts of the New
York and Erie Railroad Company in October were s376
ooo showing an increase of compared with
the same month last The earnings of the road since
the first of January amount to nearly three millions of dol
lars showing an increase of eight hundred thousand
dollars as compared with the period last year The
Hornellsve and Buffalo branch of the road will be COM
peted on the 18th of the present month
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

VIM J. Brown Esq, editor of the Sentinel at Indiana
polls 1t is sad will receive the appointment of o. s. Sem
ator from Indiana to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
death of Senator Whitcomb
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!!- The celebrated

~ MADAM LAMONT from Barnum's Museum, NewYork,
s and holds her court at her private resence
be informed Of wonderful revelations principles
Prenoogy and Pamsty The fact her prediction
Jenny Lnds stay in Newoeanos the death pareu
and her within three other The
her husbands nameor M she received the handsome
s6s abuad ant proof of the LADY,
and those of the responsibility who her have
went dssaised hut have honestly that
all whom they have consulted
only who hiss told the Beware inposes who
gypsy about without character or knowledge
me long residence OF Madame Lamont in ndooan, and her
knowledge possessed by else in this country having
important law suits pending will find their advantage give
Madame Lamont
unhappy families, and is happy failed in that art
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
GREAr creating considerable
cnent at No. II Swanee House, where holds She
is telling wonderful tns- Nashville Union, May 1852
MADAM LAMoNTWe not strenuous believers in fortune telng
having hands full enough take
Ing gentleman informs Mad actually
most astonishing and that she reads off bits of biography Strangers
sseing them the first which
ouuds then--lN o. Daily Times, March 80 1852.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
17O as-CANAL STREET. .-aN 4

lin u -CANAL STREET. .~9M 11h
LIN NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. IL lU
1000 Velvet Coh and Merino CluAES and Silk
JLAs, Of the newest style md latest thinning, for Ladifs snd
Missesres TO ss all custoasat the nnila
try, No. Ito Canal street. 743. = 1.7-7 -
The Of s establishment respectfully soes
oH Of the Ladies' Of Sewreah aud particularly
the city who Of splend CLOAKs
and MANTLLAS opened ana Rooms
s and them beore they purchase at other place.
will be that selling he price Of
other store In the city. 80
Ladies' here every article FANCY GOODS TRADE
SILK in all St Dresses; Fancy straw BON
NETS and RIBBONS; Urge stock Of EABRODERlES
hire comGission the naau'acturs prices; 1 Mn
SACKS and MAN fLAS, CAPES CIIEssETrEs, SLEEVES and
CpLLARS 800 Embroidered Linen HANDNERcFS n he
lot to he sold without style BilcNeR TRIM
rad other TRAININGS for Lsdisa Dresses i had
Wedding Dresses; BABIES LONG CLoAKs ROBES FRfNGEs
and vELvETS Of the richest Shndes
VET in the piece for making hianIlas.
~ L1dies wishing Mana
can have it by giving n their order.
I,E 6tn
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" DESazarac Of the vintage 1895, 1885, 1905; Co.
qualities = - - ,'Tff-f'-'l
WiNES-oli Re,erve, Pathsnho, Iuda Ma
deIa DIFF Gordon and Harmony NePhew's Sherry Old Still
and Sparkling Hook; Creme
Of Champagne; White Wine
Holland Gin Jamaica crox RUM Scotch Ih Old Roanoke
and od Rye WHISKY Brandy und Fruits in Juice
description; Boxers Berlin
in the of WINES LIQUORS, on as eaaon
able terms ran be found for cash city paper f
200 casks PORTER aud ALE, IN pnts and Quarts.
npvI0 tt SEWELL I, ia YLOR Is Rava al st-ect
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BEAUTIFUL. IscipESr.-A writer in the TInss having
been at Marsheld tells OF two young elm trees standing
side by side, on the farm which planted there bv
hand in memory Of the loved children who prece
ago Mr. Webster had been missing his study for an
hour or more, when he made his appearance with two
small elm trees and spade in his hands Sunmonipg
the attendance Of his he went upon the lawn
the young trees and then turning to Fletcher
said in subdued voice he turned away NV SON. pro-
ect these trees after gone let ever remind Won
of Julia and Edward Their and falling leaves now
seem to typy participation in the mourning which marks
TINS scene OF sorrow Thedower garden-enclosed with
neat and ornamental wne fence on which are trained
choice rose sinesoccup nearly of land east Of
the mansion and contains the richest and most beautiful
varieties of plants and shrubs of every description ncu
ding numerous exotics.
From the we get another incident
which we have heard before but viii bear repetition in
this connection 'E7'-z
When he the boy webster) first arrived Al tne .csd
emy Of Mr. Abbot his personal appearances III; y -ft-
ting home made homespun garments tossfhsx ith his
shy. awkward manners created much among
the boys and many jokes were cracked afSlE 1noise
Young Daniels sensitive nature could i'll bf6(f and
after suffering from it two or three days. ~ the
teacher and told him he go home ThskS = In
The former bae him not mind it, keep quietly At his
studies and his turn would come He obeyed
and at the end of The re he placed at the head Of
the class that had rdiculed him After months had
school one day. called him up in presence Of all the
scholars and told him he could stay there any longer
Ito go and get his books and hat leave Poor Dam
ieps heart sunk down to his shoes He had studied hard
turned off in disgrace than could starrer
der The teacher waited moment to watch the aston
ishment of the schook and then added a This is no place
for you go to The higher department. That was prpbahF
uinphed over his companions, and that by o.
them in his studies. y assssf5,s ss7S5
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i Mr.. WEBsrER's LAST WoKns-Here ara some more
last words that new to the public and are pre
sumed to be true
just before he died. while lying in half dreamy state
apparently unconscous except when addressed Of what
passing around the still and solemn "a tho
tomb he suddenly broke forth not In weaR voice Of
an inyad but accents loud clear and thrilling
echoed through the Senate Chamber, LiyEI LlrR
DEATH DEATH hoc curious It Is II 1t pierced to the
furthest apartment of house. startling those who heard
like the sound of trumpet shroude from the outer
world that vast mind struggling With tie vsster
theme Of life andAeath. i5t1..J go -
We have not Seen the coincidence any where noticed
that Mr. Webster the only great man to whose
mind Gray's Eicgy has occurred the eve Of death
but We read that when General Wolfe moving at mid
Of his fate upon his mind he repeated to his
officers this poem and at it's close said Genemen had
morrow. The parallel might be continued for none can
doubt from the calm manner of Mr. Webstef;s depar-
ture that he like Wofe though lie in afAr higher field
of conflict, was also conqueror even in death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

SEROPHECIES-Mad THIELE Al Moreau
street Roa Neworiesns bes to recon-
mend herself the na
of ToRETEII ING VIII CH WILL AND MUST HApPEN
xpnaon
there exists such apower TO enable gifted
through the spirit Madam T.
that what she predicted did
above. noylG inn
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- sTATI0NERs' HAIL.,
80. .-r. % cuApTpEu rTpU I,

"a CHARITIES STREET
f Clcrks Masters Of at this
establishment complete BOOKS Of the
approved patterns
@ @FREiGaT HIT LIST. ,sy;,I PRINTED HEAD-Daeren Sizes
CABIN
CASH BOOKS g.
Wo1p RECEIPT BOOKS, PRINTED HEAD;
PORTAGE
CARGO RECEIPTS FOR SUGAR OR CoTToN
PURCHASE RECEIPT BOOKS;
CASH LETTER RECEIPT BOOKS; ..Nis
DlSCHARGING IIST--Narrow nd Broad;
DISCHARGING PAPER-Extra Heavy and Long;
BILLS OF FARE;
MANIFEST HEADS WITH DUPLICATES;
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS p" CLERKS OFFICE
AND SETTLE.''
STAMPS ENGRAVED oRDERWh Red and Blue Chinese Ink
for stamping LETTERS Papes etc.
TRIP AND MEMoRASDtM BooKsA Sizes ruled to different
patterns.
STEAMBOAT DscHARGING TIcKETs-DGeren co,ors md num-
bered.
JOB PRINTING neatly executed aud with dispatch.
TRIP BOOkSRuled
side ndeed with the different landings at the shortest
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oetl6 3nw4w DAVID FELT Chnrtres ntrcet.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
EoR MoDILE.-Daily Q, s. Mail -n,-.

FORMOBILE.-Daily Q. s. Mail sl..A
,psndid packet stasmars OREGON, Capt
ieirr TLORIDA, Capt W. r. Gierson CREOLE, Capt.
samuel Roae avng been bnlt expressly the trna
01s Of The shove steamers viii leave the
sni soprng Pasagous Wednesdays and Saturdays
steamer ST. CHARLES. : : - 7I-''-r \
n The Way Letter Bag for Mobile will the oes Of the
Agent n three O'Clock Letters for East Of Mobile
in the mail [ie,1 r. gEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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COPARTNERSHIPS. IIC

4 NOPARINERSHlP.-Th undersigned have
~ formed Coparnership the KITCHEN
son KaIES for the purpose of ransactng GENER Al GRO
oe ny 70 IA Canal street, (near the
The Custom house and Riye Neweans, November is
W. II. KITCHEN.
W. Fl. PATTTSON
r.
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IVH I1D1ANIl1 II1W W IT'S CVIEUFNtEUT NIlUHO-
1xz PER, ASTROL0GlST PHYS1oGNOMST and owner Of
the ORACLS OF FATE respectfully Ladies'
and entemen Of NewOeans that she has from her
t9 No. se CAMP STREET between Eee Edward
street where she be consulted by those desiring
PAST PRESENT and FuTuRE. tF- Consnscn 81. oca An
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RM MECHANICS, INSTITIITE- philinna streot

between Canal and Common streetsCONCET HALL AND
LECTURE kOOMThis large and commodons Hail. which,
assign aud construction adaped to a; and oaOrc Enter
annents nearly Completed will be Immediately
for the accommodation of requiring its the
purposes ut reasonable TERMS Apply LUTHER HOMES Trea
sep24 6m LOG St. Charles street,
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YaZOO RIVER.

Will !eaye SATURDAY Novembe, 90 at o'clock p. NJ,
t,OR .LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, Wy
ma ali MlAaioN CITY sATARTA
leansf running passenger
capt NJ Gwarney will leave above. For freight
novl7 SMITH ErNJJsTER 40 povdras .rsat