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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE.-Thursday evening,
~ January 2?Wl be first ime) the Opera
acts by Inlvy the QUEEN OF CYPRESS which Wide
man, Mes Tssayre and Diguet will appear.
IN rehearsal the Opera acts by emnander, LES MONTE
SEGRINS.
ESf- Performance to commence - quarter to o'clock
ct. CHARLES THEATRE-Second night of
~ the of Miss DAVENPORT.
?2-knowess Play Of LOVE- THE COUNTESS AND THE SERF
uon Mr. Perry Countess Miss Davenport Empress Mrs Rynar
Catherine Mrs Sloan Between the Play Farce RAILROAD
OVERTURE the Orchestra composed
the Lender with CROSSING
THE characters by Mr. DeBar Mr. Sloan, Mrs Dono-
and Mrs Sloan.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

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do o S HEss Mss Bern 9yI MH s1 E % SiT Helm
s"Fs'S Sy1mS2' s
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oo % :Ns III G ssasg nse sa "a Ibis PORK Ls9s
Epkss Sr Sags wool s sots RT yssis
PnFaSd Ty r s%h e1 s% @
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PSs s%s ss Fl; rss 70
is Pcs ' tagging ; sets s S els pork VIII y do
SseS Ss iss IA h ""%s' sv
it ai s 'sa '5s s fs saa 81, Ss 81 s. XII
M"5 oH o SS Ks pOr ssk h ha Is Es corn
@ GaISo 6sS fG dc 1sns Ws2m do fq,Gq
wodS2 do kennett oier-ioa
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Ssi5 w. ,ssS,op S; s; oayy s9av eii
c rs. nsissa d. 6 ha Kelly
his hs "o Js ' eal S' 's Sc hid
e., or'on rnss ,I & Hbls elses Mnar n
cSton s hhis sugar. So 5Is csses TO " '"'
o War sT" r:sr @s goSp ts Me e."
,s Dona"ss g ts ce,Es
ts 5s
% Fo ks ssn @aS s aso N aG
g T9onLilIS Mslhnny Fssrn
aS ws s Robson %s wS se Con
uniries to order-lotal 1873 bales cotton.
YAZOO RIvERPer 1893 bales cotton Felowes
374 do Aieaae Cohman Wright Williams
COnncly5S Payne farron-7s McLenoe War
Jonasl5 fearn Donegnn &co96 Buchannon, Carroll So5
Heald5l Watt DeSanlesi5 Brander, Williams Wi
an Nelson &Go-s Cleveland, Bros &eo36 Al Wright &c
40 Williams Phillips &co20 Cummings So27 do
Csnpbei3 Burbdge Adams Robbins Arlington
ner Smith, Robson Alen-5 Byne Pollsrd-i
Kicks &co2 Cherry Henderson &col4 do NJ Ncoi bal
hides leather Hart &co2s bbs flour &eoTota
bales cotton
ARKANSAS RIvER-Per 1913
wood &eol0O do HILL Mclean Cherry
Ward Jonas27 Il Moore-9s 4 Dennson do Nall
Cox &c"4s Wright Williams &coSO NJ Pnkard &cosi do Fe
loves &eo-2 Boger Foley Ayery-S Wait DeSaulles-
Byrne &eo Payne iiarrsols Anderson Metcalfs Conne
Bucannon, Carroll Ncol3
Silda bbs pork lard empty
Elgcl, Milford &co-IToa, 1885 bales cotton,
FORT JACkSON-Per seame 7 boswell; 100 bbs molussr
hhd Over5l do Payne iiarIsen-i5 do Is bbl mo
Burhrdge Adans5O hhds do, L. BIB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street,
II THURSDAY EVENING, January 2a-will presented the
and original Comedy in act translated from the French in which
Mr. MONPLAISIR will appear, entitled HE SAVED MY
the Comedy the celebrated FLAGEoLETlsT Mr. GILES will per
the Nightingale Waltz, the that
Bird The Fantastic Dvertssement Of the WILL o. THE WlsP by
uaire by Musard RENDEZ voUS DE CHASE full
hestr. To be followed by the advertisement, QUARTER OF AN
HOUR IN NAPLES The with the
bic Farce tthrd timel OF WITHOUT TNCUMBRANCES "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

ARREST CnEyALrER WtKorF.-rhe Paris cor
respondent of the NewYork Express makes definite
the relating to the arrest and imprisonment
OF Henry Wikoh, formerly the agent Of Fanny Elsscr
afterwards the capitalist of the Pekn Tea Company. rs
Fulton street Network and still later the friend and
biographer of Louis Napoleon
learn from IA letter before from Genoa, that the
Chevalier Wikoff is in prison in that city, very
serious charge lie has been for time engaged to
young lady and left Paris about six weeks ago for the
tensbe purpose Of being married to her 1t seems how
that She for Of her account of the
discoveries she had made had determined to break the
match and the beast means of doing, left the place
in which she staying without giving him intelligence
of her movements She thus gave him the slip. But he
off in pursuit and tracked her the continent lie
overlook her at Genoa where he brbed her got
possession of her house entered her where he kept
her in for sixteen hours He finally forced her to
sign promise either to marry him to make over to
him half her fortune which she held in her own right
She male her statement to the police her deyerance
from custody however WikOtf arrested and it is
probable says the letter that he will be to the gal
lcys hisseems n singular penalty for American to
incur in foreign country but my informant declares that
he speaks from authority THERE'S doubt any rate
of the arrest Of Mr. Wikof under the circumstances
alleged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

THuFSuay NIUrH1HR: Jahuhry q 1907. J
COTTON-Thc business yesterday summed up $500
bales at Tuesdays decline making 100 bales for the
the four days since the reception of the Aas adj
vices Prices fir1ner and steadier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

mil" First Municipality; "m?," Municipality; "ms'
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry.
wednesday Evening, January 81 1852
There is but scant supply of Hogs aud Sheep with
fair stock of Cattle offering The arrivals have continued
unmportant Market firm.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) Observation-Disclosures 2 tb net
Hoes. .Sf0SLsc q fb net
SHEEP S5 OO(dS4 w D. head
MICH Cows. Observation-Disclosures. S300S60 q head
CALVES WARNINGS. $40 WHO'S Z. head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

A HoRsE WITHOUT HAIR.-An extraordinary phenom-
in the of horse flesh has recently been taken to
London 1t is mare captured on the plains of Venezuela
by party American hunters She is fifteen and half
hands high of great beauty and symmetry, but without
particle of hair her body. Her skin resembles India
rubber in color and is almost as soft AS velvet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
AMATEUR RAcEs.-The San Francisco Herald has the
following touch at fast life in California:

AMATEUR RAcEs.-The san FRANCISCO Herald has The
following touch at fast life in California:
The plank road is the of daily contests of speed
Horses, mules and ackasses and market all dash
over the smooth track the desperate rate But
various exhibitions of the fast temper of California
which off the Mission road. the amateur donkey
perhaps the most amusing. About IL O'Clock.
every morning. sundry mkmen, perched between two
immense tin buckets the backs of dimnutve speci-
towards the Mission and then with like Camanche
away they go. First with generous emulation and by
the indications heels of their rider the little animals make
play like good and the astonshe spectator dis
appcarover the nearest hill confused of legs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY WIN. P. SCOTT. Auction.,',.

BY WIN P. SCOTT, Auctioncer.
rE7IIURSDAY, January %, at half-past 10
o'ok VIII b sold at antion pzpaner street. et,r--n
4 2pANTrrY Or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 10 he romoy-d
mn .diesely
q .TeEas sash. inn2
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
- ATURDAY January "a, 1852, at II O'Clock
- VIII be aott at aucton without
The entire lot Of FIXTURES CCOKI"G UTESsILS, etc. the
Ttrrs cash. inn20 St
by J. L. CARMAN & CO., Auctoneers.
"a ATuRDAY, February q, at ~ o'clock
- Si b sold AZ auction At Banks Arcade Magazine street, be-
oder rendered By he Hon Geer Y W. % I III ,S s 10
District coft Of NsTrnns La January 1854 granted
2. W. Saass CyFoi Genes nra Of the
r &S I LOTS 3, o. i;EoqND si,aa,ea follows
designated BY Nos 916 and 291 Of the square comprised between Peur
Johnat9n and nzas lot having 30 feet
No @ III feet inches and lines PrieHr by deep
and TW o. 4ss Of GRovyD situated in III.
designated by Noe 9i and 49, each IS feet
Jo19st9n str1s y ~ et deep 1lTsen parsle linz.
h 80 measuring street
and inches front Columbus III
i. TT6 L6Ts of GROUND srTUATEDIN SUBURB FRANK
LIN Lot No u Of square No Is measuring % feet inches 'front.'
rne 81 feet front Spain street " is5 fee: deep
Of No 1884, 30 @ Is Flof Walk By lag
inches and lines deep and 'front.' Mrsic street. between parallel
6. oNELoT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB sIARfGNY
being Of the lat No 93} the original plan Of said suburb
as ring u feet front on crtp street by 32 s4t dep VIII
stree and IN UNFINISHED HOUSE in the yard with other
THE USE OF HOUSE, without Said lot morteazd
4hker for the erection of the house in the yard nahd
Aets Of sale before A. Chpcln Noiar Public at the
~ rsrras cash, janai fe5 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

QUEER AFFA1R--The last Kentucky Legislature passed
law providing that the Governor shall have salary of
$500 the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals $1,000 Judges of
the Circuit Court sl+oo Registers of the Land Office
$3.50. etc. which sums shall be paid quarterly.
Nothing the bill refers per annum and the law is
constructed by eminent legal talent to oblge the
treasury to pay the Governor his $4,000 annually and
the Others in the proportion if those officers insist
upon it, The Legislature cannot stop them. because the
constitution provides that officers salary shall be
reduced during his term of Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

STEAMER Cry PTTsBuRGH.-The Baltimore News of
the 18th speaking of the arrival of this vessel says
She sailed from Liverpool on the 2Sth of November.
with fine cargo and nnety-fve passengers but when
three days out she lost her propeller during heavy gale
and her machinery became useless. 1t then deter
mined proceed the voyage without the aid of
the noble ship has proved herself worthy of the conf
dence reposed in her sailing powers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

MAN RICES CIRCUS, on St. Charles street,
~ opposite Perdido.Ths GREAT EQUESTRIAN CORFS,
Hundred Men and Horses
Equestrian and Aeroo talent than other Troupe
Clown South,
EVENING, and EVERY SATURDAY at IL o'clock.
f5- Doors halfpast s; commence at O'Clock.
Bow Office from 10 until O'clock whare chars for
the Dress Circle secured, and where bills be presented for
payment d25tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

THIRTY YEARS AGo.-The members of Congress were
not remarkable for their assiduy in old times In look
ing collection of scraps cut from papers published
thirty years ago. met with the following gentle
admonton If the members neglect the business Of
thu nation in times past to throw mud each other
like many scayengers shall occasionally pull their
honorable noses with our editorial tongs"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

THE MAGYAR FEArHER-A letter from Network says
Since the terrible slaughter Of poultry during the ho
days, the imitation Magyar feather has appeared in the
caps of mutitudes of the boys NETWORK Not one
the tail pieces of the turkeys and rooter
been lost all have been promoted from that extremity of
the poultry to aorn the other end of the fastboys We
noticed fellow sporting in this way couple Of entire
goose wings, naturally disposed. that to look at him,
would not have known that any thing had happened
the poor bird They fitted him exactly and the spec
ators seemed puzzled find ont whether goose had
lost his wings another one had found pair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

lN SnARL-The Boston Post (democrat) of the 10th,
gives the following delightful portrait of the dsnerested
and harmony of the coalition party in the ass
chusets Legislature, in session, and having ma
jorty in both Houses
The freesol branch Of the coalition boldly claim the
most important Offices Some Of them claim six coun-
cilOrs understand to three democrats insist
cpln having frec-so councilman from Boston. and
upon throwing Mr. Cushman. the Lieutenant Governor
overheard. putting Amasa Walker in his place and elect
ing Mr. Pafrey Secretary of State the Mr. Palfrey
expressed himself much opposed to any association
with democrats only year ago. These curious
times but the benevoence of the age extraordinary
that the people will not be astonshed any of po
litical liberality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
GRAND CONCERT An anneal is rsfi@,

~ the beraly of the NewCreans public i1Yr1-
behalf talented and unfortunate artist Mr. KUFFNER
late Of the Orleans Theatre who had the misfortune losing -f
his right hand last summer BY the accidental discharge of pistol The
brother
artist besides all the prominent MUSICIANS Of the city giving
GRAND VOCAL AND 1SSTRU MENTAL CONCERT the Arn0ry
Hall, WEDNESDAY January the BENEFIT OF Mr. KUFF
This will Of the GREATEST MUSICAL EN-
TREATMENTS that has taken place in the city
The ORCHESTRA will be composed than ONE SDRED
MUSICIANS conducted by Mr. JAIN Leader of the Orleans Thene
We that and liberal public will cheerfny
appeal behalf worthy, suffering
iap1t7
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CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. WHfTE& CO.
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common stree
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning. January %, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Shanunga, Paten, Boston, J P Whitney &co
Ship Isaac Newton Bush, Boston, l. II Gale
Ship Living Age, Swan iiavre, 7 C Jenkins Sco
Bark Maria, Madison, Baltimore. A d Dieter
Bark TanuYc, Barstnw, SewYOrE, {! w Hypson
Tehuantepec, Brown, Vera Cruz, WicklIm
Brig Fl kelcck Kellock, Natauzas, Wickha1n
Brig Telegraph Rich, Charleston. Master
Sclr Jenny Lind, Ashby, Ap4lachcos Farrelly
Schr w Petes West, Apaachicola, r 6 Rogers &co
Srhr Junes, Wescot, Charleston NJ Harrison dtco
Steamer jenkins, Allen, Apalachroa L Rogers &co
Steamer Alabama, Roberts, Montgomery, Mcdowell Jr co
ARRIVED.
Ship suana Barrett 10 days from New York, Cohenlstmy
ship Alice Wilson, Coward from Liverpool ?9 Nov, lioshton,
Rankin Sco--Lalnyette.
Br bark JUSTIN, Thompson Liverpool 9st
I'D
Sp bark Isabella Mandeon days from Havana ballast
S Soberano Aarstg days Havana, ballast master
list my.
SIP brig Arturo, Recoma, days from Havana to Prats.
NencedOr Alaanzas, ballast
Thos
an Island, 10 Bareli 6co-s
Scr CVrnela Goodmanson my,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

OFFENCES OF EsGLAHD-The Washington Republic
says The significant appeals lately addressed by the
London Times to the people of the United States appear
to be based apprehensons which by con-
fined to that Journal The Naval and Military Gazette
recognised organ of the officers of the army and
of England-is engaged in discussing the threatening
aspect Of the affairs Of Europe especially of France
in anticipation of date, they vehc-
mcnt in their calls upon the Government prepare for
the emergency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
WANTED.

W. ANTED-TH1RTY CHILDREN, between
~ the ages Of and IL years, RCE's CIRCUS for
period having children whom ey
pcsed place under his care will apply Circus on ST.
Charles street, between 10 prop. stgt4
that will their morals and
INSTRUCTOR engnged TO attend 70 their edneaton jan7a 1t
Ma ANTED 1AMEDIATELY-A good Barge
w KEEL BOAT, suitable towing further formation
apply TO the subscribers. STONE * WALWORTH,
janis If sd Tehoupitouas street.
Ne ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
Creole Cook, for whom price paid
appi. nne well Inquire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

Total amount OF Assets sis53Ib %
F The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
in cuh the outstanding certificates profits holders
thereof to their legal representatives. and MONDAY the
4th day of August next
The Trustees have also declared dividend
the earned Premiums the Company for the ending the Isth
July 1851 which certificates will
LIST day OF September next.
Neworleans, July 81 lssl c. J. AIANSoNT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22

Crystal Fount Division No. 4, $. of T-Mees every
THURSDAY at o'clock Temperance Hail.
street Officers for the snssng quarter: D = MiTcaEl W D
BoorH T. s.; ]. B. Tossos T.; T. ~ DRfpks ASpKBsoS
A. c.; ANDREW HERO, /. s.; L. W. PERRY u. s.
ianS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

QUEEN VcToRIA's VisIr BrLsIuM.-The London
Spectator observes and there is the remark that
although nothing political may have been designed by
Queen Victoriss visit to Belgium it is not without
portance in that respect. 1t must remind the French
President that personal ties unite the British and Bel
sian soveregns closely commercial inter
sstr and common constitutional sentiments unto the
nations that the Independence Of Belgium guaranteed
by treaties to which England ia apsrty-treaes OF later
date and more homogeneous with the existing balance
the European continent than tho old almanacs
of 1851,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
Gsg- The splendid and fast running passenp,
.Gs- The new, light draught, swift running
DAILY CRESCENT.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTR ID, 1862

SUSPICIOUS VEsaEl.-A deal Of excitement has pre-
vailed for the last few days among the custom house Off
cals and insurance of NewYork concerning British
schooner called the Mischief Captain Morris which vessel
arrived on the 9th ult, at New London CT. from Malaga
by the way OF Bermuds with cargo as is currently
ported of wines fruits ETC. and was nearly all Of las,
week lowering below NewYork supposed she VIZ.
attempting to smuggle her cargo ashore The collector OF
NewYork on Saturday the 4th, despatched un officer in
pursuit Of her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
REGULAR PACKETS.
.MO1ILH.
E,oR MoBILE.-Daily O. g Mail = .,slg,

NsoRMOBILE.--Daiiy u. 6. Mail .gfss
u Lae.-sumrsr Arrrrgeaaas-7ae rev rcd
syn pressure pG-ket FLORIDA, John Grant
Gaser and OREGON A. Heinz master, 4s.vng sep o1l't
sIprsssy Lake trade, with Aon TINS
hs Shove gill Leave the Pon.ehsrsrsi Railroad BAY
arrival tire ta Of the II ocoek es Topping aay ~ hy
Christian Pastszouls and returning, VIII ssop
at Pascngoula Pare Ghrian and Bay ST. Louis dsiiy.
families with Ought 70 &c dTf
o'clock the boats will TO take away freight
ater the arrival Of the l7o'elock
Bay Pass Christian ought 10 he sent for
CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily.
N The Way L.- Hss for 5obi snd Coast Landings will leave
tbs Of tha Agent pe. slotso o'clock
q X
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LIEF OF VESSELS IN roar NOT CLEARED
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

Authorised o sii.al. .TsH MtL.oKs Doi.sck. -
snSfSs s''e Reserved l.5s900
9q,s4Oe00
Working cepTwo Millions Forty Thousand
Doilate,
ns ytts uahasy large capital and the unlimited Individual
INC nt great desideraun IN nanrancshe
'st eurity the pubcs asahst
+ IL t'sis IN Newtlaans, .hs reasonable
Tue usnn Vi Company
e, IN par with Ne Mutual CsGpL,ea
will he Iccr9. and liberal.
C'tA'. baiGaS, sta!, Jhce rs ST. Charlie sslreat.
BOARD OF RaSERESCE IN NEW ORLEANS.
eanasi nicheisohi g. tis;1a, It5has Ssiihr,
=. Lanssr, g. =, ft;A! WA. NtrIe,
NIX feltoTea, = y bAha, sas Hobh,
DIRECTORS II NEW YORK:
!aS BROWN Chairman,
FaAScts CorrRssr, Deputy Cha.maa-
George Barclay, FIs1css Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Murk w. COLLECT, Mort Livingston Ed. r. Sandsraon,
9, Vt, Wm. =. Wanore,
ALPRSD Fz1L, Resideu, Secretary.
FRAscn aayyN Counsel Of tho Board. u9s ~
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BS'Osssfs's Safe Company.
yEyHE attention Of the public is chilled to

E5 PuoffC
utility superiority Of all others Sne
made entire principle We fs form ense orst
strongly wrought plates around which
siton chilling the liquid and Masking npers
sisiso IL tbs scen.ifs aHy Necessary say tGrs
Mechanic ,s straps the il
burglar ritz perhaps less effort than
Put them together Neither en- the burning element make mpies
sion the solid ma lined tits with Grn-prouf wall.
We hesitate in that those Safes rod 9Th ils
DRILL AND POW DER PROOF CONVERSATION IA Nh
LOCKS u: a4cure depository for other v!aa
bes We further, tueT but little security OF the pol,i
Safes Bank Vaults They all the work
hroteninto experience has Demonstrated
This Company to furnish short notice SF E
BANK WALLS r&.ns for Banking inatuion, aerenu
which
Freo, whsn secured with Liles Bank Locka.
ofthe Locks together with
spA Lock- tho onies Of W. WHITE
rrlhi ~ &C, pE'TTEFa .Iame ysrt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

gs- The splendid passenger packet steamer
LOUISA Capt Jackson Gin place Of the New Princess
weekly will leave for WARRENToS, CARTHAGE GRAND
GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATcHEz FORT ADAMS
BAYOU SARA and NIL Intermediate. landings EVENING at
o'clock Passengers and shipper. VIII pieae readiness
apl4 u. r, CARROLL, 50 Caondelet street Union Row
1Ar The splendid and fast running passenger
steamer MAGNOLIA, ST. Clair Thomasson MASTER leaves for yCKs
BURG WARRENToN NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD
NEY NATHEz md all intermediate landings THIS DAY. the 18th
ins' at oe!okrh Shippers will pl.Ass be readiness
sapiI SMITH Il FIMJSTER AZ povdr,. ,t,ost
1@- The regular passenger packet steamer
GEORGETOWN csp scPheon having Individually
will leave for LOUISVILLE intermediate anIlng on THIS
DAY, September IA, mt 10 o'clock, A. n.
sept: STROTHER g. BROS Agents, 4s poyfros ,rss,
Gg- The splendid and fast running passenger
steamer T. HOWARD, r. Y. Northern, ma,er leave for ST
LOUIS CAIRO MEMPHIS and all 'ings DAY
eh nm h NJ o'clock from the Lafayette street.
IL PAsssnses and shippers will please readiness
sepi4 SMITH FI,IJsTER Al Pova,,, .rso,
TT The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet steamer sARANAK No. D. Mccoy master viii
leave for ST. LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN, MEMPHIS NEW MAD
RID, HELENA NAPOLEON al landings
'ns sth instant. u O'Clock Passengers shippers will
IA u Tesiinesa Of the hour.
STONE & WALWORTt, 50 Tchoupitoulas street..
s.p'' MARSH, RANLETT 4 CO. % foydr-s street.
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Deuartures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIDERPOOL

suRoPA for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, Angus. %.
NIAGARA, Orb for BOSTON SATURDAY, Sept q.
PACIFIC (Am.).. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, g..
AFRICA, ORD. for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, IL.
CANADA, (Br) ....for BOSTON. SATURDAY. 1s.
ATLANTIC tAm.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 81.
ASIA, tBr) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IS.
AMERICA, (B) for BOSTON. SATURDAY October
ARCTIC, (Am.). FOR NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g..
EUROPA, (Br) ...for NEW YORK SATURDAY, o..
NIAGARA (Br) ...for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 10.
BALT1C (Am.). ..for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 90.
AFRICA, tBr).....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 2s.
CANADA, DR. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 30
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
acknowledgements NEW YORK: "WEDNESDAY, Sept L.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY 49,
FRANKLIN. for NEW YORK. .. WEDNESDAY 49,
"AshNaIoN.. .ior NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, October 49,
HomboLpi'. Tor NEW YORK; "WEDNESDAY, a.