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FLOOR Observation-Disclosures A. Brousseau & Co.,
No. 10 Cartres street. in receipt Of their fall supply Of
petings oil cloths and atting together piano
hair CLOTH window shades, rugs, mats very grea:
variety. Their comprises thing their line
house furnishcrs should give them a CALL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

WINES, Liquors, CIGARS, ETC.-Messrs. karsten-
dick Co.. Nos. lO aud 03 Tcopoulas street have in store
very large Wines baudies wskies, gins
cigars and ether similar articles The
attention merchants planters and generally is III
ved As they deal largely i'll these art-
ce: the wants of all can lie readily met
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

BREss sILKs.74ids+ Horace Hardy, at No: :ls5 Camp
street announces tlstsheiwill open to-day an y
sabR triGe anfEella and taicoe
that the uies should make it their business without loss
OF time lie hn of course, supply of light articles match
ribbons, trimmings enbroileres, Go and look heu
llia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

HousEEEEPERs, ATTENTION !-Messrs J. D. DAM
Co.. hive hand in their elegant store, No. ia Canal
street. Touro. Buildings, assortment of earpetinS basns.
rugs floor oilclots and window curtains and shades, which
they offer at the lowest market prices Those wo TO
heaf their floors decorate their windows should read their
advertisement and then pay them visit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

COLLECTING AND HOUSE. AGENCY.-E. L. c. Nc
kean No Commercial PLACE. is prepared to collect bills in
all pars of the city and attend general house agency
business His long experience collecting in this city has fnly
qualified him do full Justice any business entrusted to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
HoI-sE-FURSIsHISG GooDs.

HousE-FURSIsHING GooDs-Those about furnish
Ing returnshing their houses wonll do we'll consult the
stock Of Mesrs. P. r. Fell No. Il Camp Their
advertisements enumerAe all kinds OF articles in the of
china, glass and crockey, tin wood ware, and all other
kinds Of house keeping goods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

TAXPAYERS OF THE SECOND DIsTRICT.--We in
trict The assessment rolls will be open for the inspection Of
parties Interested, daily from 10 o'clock clerk will be
attendance and will furnish blanks free Of charge See the
tiSr,uu
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS AT Dol

FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS AT DoLBEAR's
COLLEGE, loo CANAL STREET-Fronl A. NJ all the depart
reserved srcttSry for ladies' Those who prefer
can have lessons their residence.
Gentlemen attend at any hour from y A. NJ. to P NJ
Children aond from to P. NJ. for peununshp. Those who
attend the languages, ETC, at hour from A II P NJ.
All who possibly desired begin the first Of this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

To CoTroN BRoKERs.--Factors and samplers of the
''sreat snpe who muy stand in need of sampng paper,
weighing books and other stationery necessary their business
supply their wants j. B. Stee No 60 Camp who
has just received fresh supply Of those articles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

BOOKS AND STATIoNERY-Mr. j. B. Steel, No. 60
Camp street hand assortment stationery cheap and
standard literature, law and medical books, etc. which the
particular attention Of strangers and steamboat captains and
CLERKS is called. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

WINDOW URNlsHINGs.-Eyerythng that can tend
make window beautiful gorgeous may found Messrs
Todd 4 Gandelfs establishment, No l2O Canal Th eir
curtains Of satin deaine and damask lace and muslin
particularly beautiful to behold. See their notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

CATALOGUE SALE OF FIVE HUNDRED LoTS OF EN-
nRopER1Es PARIS NsEDLEwoRKEp GooDS.-We call the
Of the trade the catalogue sale Of extensive
sortment emhroideres bands which will take
place this day 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, at Bache & I,eaumons
uuctioI oos No. Il Chartres street ta Terms Deru
truI,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

LARGE HOUSE FOR RENT.-The large and comme-
dous house, No 20 julia street, the OF Baronn
street. advertised in another column for rent Having thr
is well calculated for boarding house. and to
good tenant will be rented low. Apply to W Il Fisk, 16a
frB,,iS
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gGtaL HnteIIiqellre.

1HE HEATHER.-Ihe blessing Of bright, delicious
weather continues and city is equally blessed
to its health the general aspect Of fhipgs otoors bur
and checrfn. The din Of commerce rises in louder sweil
day and the hotels and begin 10 wear their mantle
of auumnal veliness Yesterday being the Sabbath was a
beautiful day and the church the ans, tn
the promenade in the evening" equally brilliant and
happy behold. October, the
sg@ NOE gfaao4sT \
than at present. .-. 'fse p ss-'5' ss'5' VI *s so
IIooy ,n,r, D -, 1toro 30, -, 49,.
70, : 'D" = 80 80 " - - e.A.tia y
" io tit hLS'1lcr vi e'eEisr WHICH proved
70 pc ta on 'ns' return nome ne american ana feicat
l''9H nn ne' az me corner ol oatcRaelst
~ A ~ =. t't unns nS' ~
80 Ia -o'" - ,s,. ohts
s;ea,' " '' ,'A was a. "A'. "csspsa s 'he americans,
aug s p't % ie ''s ~ sue y SUE anu 9fS s'sssd
WN" ~ @a' " = 'hos eselslhg one.
m HS. " 'iie way :" .i' s'tii+f o @ os' Anhlre"fahd
ss'.e tass ~ ,l' , ~ Ae s ta
arad sn s,s'o r1 ss
~ - m ~ t{. l - " pyt Asst ss.aafs eafs
t no, ,d .o. u m ,ss uoss
anu ''' te - me sei'e' ho III oWh.t @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

IHE MAN FOR THE CRISIS The New York, Conn
mercal says: "North and South there is a deep
rooted conviction that Miard Fillmore is the man
tor the present crisis in our national affairs that CON
ylction Is spreading on every hand and it only re-
mans Tor every citizen who in his conscience believes
MI Fillmore to be the safest and best of the three
candidates to act up to his conviction, and his eec
ton will be accomplished Supported by these, and
blythe numerous party that has put hin III nominal
ton, and BY the recuperating old line Wings every
where, why, in all sobrety and earnestness. should
Mr.. Fillmore fail of success ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

New CARPETINGs.-Messrs Todd & Gaudolf No.
street, Buildings advertise receipt by
arrivals Of splendid carpetinss, cloths
mats, etc. They worth inspecting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

SILvEHwARE.-Mr, H. P. Buckley, at No. Camp
street. has on hnnd splendid assortment OF slverwue to which
the attention Of housckeepers is invited besides which, he
always ready 10 manufacture order anything in that line
Il;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

OrES OPEN! = Norris, Maui & Co., corner of
Camp and Common Streets the well known firm
Of Norris Way hut their stock Of fashionable fall
and wncr clothing and genemcn's furnishing goods embrace
ing all the novelties Of the euson open for the inspection
oftlr nui
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FASHIONABLE CLoTH1SG-R. Pitkin & Co., No ST
Camp in another column that they
ccpt of their l! supply Of clothing furnishing goods The
is sufficient the lkown excellence Of their
goods regards make, style fashion, is sufficient
hosts O. customers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

OsGoops INDIA CHoLAGOGuE-This is said to be
the best remedies in for the of fever md ngne
and al forms of bleous Diseases j. Wright Co. Nos q and
Isl Charities street. the general agents for the South
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Coon TuIsGs BY WHoLEsALE.-Our friends

GQOD TulHtS BY NHoLESALE-Our friends, J. Fl.
Carter Co. II" the eff Comonand Tchopiouas$eets
in receipt Of stock of goods which cannot better de
scribe than by saying that il comprises nearly everything that
every part Of the world produce 10 tickle the palate soace
the stomach aten the form and gladden. the heart of
The list, which may he found in advertising columns is
we'll worth the attention Of housekeepers and all others who
tnay have to lay in gastrononaic supplies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

New FlRM.-As will be seen by All advertisement
in anothrr comn, Friends Nesr. TlJs. g. Robinson t.
has F. Ntrnlcr have formed coparusrsNip Tor the
action general steamboat forwarding
Both gentlemen well and fasprabIy known in t1i
community doubt that their business experience
and energy will recommend then! successful patronage
tLNr office Is M Strn
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WINES AND LIouoRs.-Sewell I. Taylor, No. II
ROYAL street s repeushpd hitherto large stock of Wines
QorS coral aud prepared to furnish any quantity of
the best kinds of dginkables the shortest notice,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

THIRD DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures Solomon
gives notice in another column rolls
Tid District will be for thirty days for examination and
correction his office Creatuen and Eysian Fields
streets, from 10 ill o'clock. -.-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE. - Messrs
Samuel f. Moore Co.. No. 40 Camp street. large
china ghss and eahcnwure at wholesale and retail Their
large experience in the business coneuds them to the
0 purct!asers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

FRESH SEEDs.-We invite attention to the adver-
tisempn, Of T. Bachelor Nos q and 30 Ursnes street.
which will be found in another column. Mr. b. is fully sup
piled with large and varied of seeds OF all kinds
which lie sells the most reasonable terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
CAME STREET. CARrsr WAEEHousE.-Those in need

CANT STREET CARPET WAREHoUsE,--Those in need
window furnishings should bear III mind that AeSs
L. Eikn Co have No. IS Camp street, which runs
through Bank Place. and glows respondent with the gorgeous
fabrics of the European and American looms Careng and
oclO:h in every variety rugs, mats and window shades
curtain material cornices make up the rich display which,
we can assure friends is worth visiting and inspecting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

FRESH SHIRTS AT MooDYs.-S. n. Moody, the
shirt king has received fresh supply of his shirts which
equally celebrated for their and durability and their
cheapnessogeher with lot Of nderclohins hosiery etc,
such every gentleman must provide himself with, sooner or
There have been bullets flying around Moodys
ately and his be visited with perfect safety
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

Owing to the pressure upon our columns this
morning, we are compelled to forego the comments
we would otherwise make on this rather interesting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
Eighty Years Ago.

BY GIBBONS, Esa,-iiH Tie Days uhen aren't GjsyiHy
When the stars and stripes first kissed tic light eighty
Years ago,
Our fathers oaled their lives and homes nce yri,t toe
Their hope thai il they should die, trr children might be
free,
And hoping thus they met the fray, and died for liberty.
CHoEr>-Thu side by side for they died. North
South dti know,
When te and stripes first waved alott, some
eiglt} years ago,
When the HiiI stripes first waved nlott, some
eighty years ng0.
Sn now that hg o'"r:aows nation great and free
l> pri2rG well on Northern lakes the Soutlcru
Vet traitor hlns stretched aoI la tlug twin
Above the yrHres in which, for them ayr'd sires are
iuiu
CnoEUs-Thos re> Of pride, who arey died North
SoGtl did know,
When the Stars AMI stripes first waved aloft some
eighty years ago,
When The stars unl stripes FIRST Wayed alUf some
eighty years ago.
SO, brothers. his duty 10 crush that traitor band
la maintained Der u this gluro, iaul
With Fillmore for unr lender true all the world slRi know
We're worthy Of oSe who fell soILc eighty years ago
CUuE@S-Fog Side by side we'll onward Stride nor North nor
Suuh
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN Observation-Disclosures are in
this 6ty 1913 Sunday Schools with s16 teachers and
A t3S7 scholars ,..
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NUMBER 1874.

DOCTORS DIPFERISG.-The New Orleans Courier
anu washington Union never will agree about Bu-
onanahs prospects in Pennsylvania. The two polti-
cal DOCTORS must cease differing 10 widely, or the
public Will soon regard them both as cbaratans and
humbugs.
The Courier, of yesterday morning, SAYS:
awe do not hesitate to express our ha;sf +bot .h,
Democratic majority on the I4th inst, viii be At IL.
as great as it was in October, 1862 '~'''''
The Washington Union, of the 27th alt. has mt q
much confidence as has the New Orleans Courier of
the 9Th inst In reply to sefasked interrogatory az
to whether the Democracy would carry the State, the
Union replies in the following desponding strain
Eve are free to confess that the present aspect o
affairs in many parts of the State is such to prevent
We have already alluded to the existence of loca
divisions in ranks in several parts of the State
and it is only from sense Of the increasing danger
that we again avert to it. In several of the Demo
cratic strongholds there is difference of opinion
winch has engendered much bitterness of feeling
not III relation to the candidates for the State offices
but IN relation to the county Offices district Judges
and congressman.
The Union is trying to let the Buchananites down
as easily as possible while the Courier is endeayornn
to exat them 50 high that the fall they will meet with
on tile rftf Whfbe positively dangeronafS linrsaa
life. This we think cruel on the part Of the Cot1rier
1t should not treat its friends in spch barbarous
manner Instead of leading them into danger. as it
is now doing, it should them against danger and
point ont the best means of avoiding theperil.ss
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the most scientific ahle and experienced mechanics and
gnres in the United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced OF the beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern dHtc.
By simple yet Ingenious Device the gae increases in
verify the Sns gradually round change the angle ut
ICh they for gentle breeze present less and less
Teasnce TO the Wind I'LL, when the tempest is raging at its
height little presented TO its the thin edges AS
tt fury Of the gale ahAes, the fans Adun their orig
ina position Something Of this kind, changing the posi-
of the Sails is Whist mechanics have long sought
vain.
speed of the wind wheel increased by powerful
OF wind for it Is fully nnGtr the Of regulator
wafer wheel engine. If this Mill be well nut
up Il will require attention whatever for weeks
grTher,
The only why the wind for past has been
vsr>y used NATIVE power is well known be the
seegunting macre. In heavy gales the wind wheel rs
heretofore constructed either Frustrated in hopeless ruin
r-nved with such rpity wear heat and cne, greatly
the injury Of kind of gearing attached besides, in bai
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
lection possibly be urged is the Inconsistency cf the
wind This is compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay the wind e$ne-no to tend
f1ei to feed it, with The mill is ready
time day night be moved by the ni from any point Of
the compass will fiji large tanks ponds
during the intervals of the Winds blowing if the size of
mill pumps and reservoir in proportion TO the quantities Cf
required there is certainty OF having abundance
through the year For railroad stations and and
Plantations, such conrvance is usequaed h0th for pumping
and grinding corn ornanlented fountains small
sized mill with wind will raise 1000 gallons
ami grind five bushels OF per hour For further nfo
NATION orders, address
S. H. GlLMAN, 81 Natchez street. New Orleans,
o94llawEWIy Sole Agent for tha Southern States
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BUGGlEs.-Any person in want Of very handsome
top buggy nt low figure be supplied with more BY
calling " H. Fisk, No Canal his advertise
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FOR RED RIV ER. u,

- Leaves on MONDAY 9Th inst. at 5'clotk r NJ -
e., r. H. FOR SHREVEPOISr,+G RAND
Bayou Grand Ecoe, Campte, Alexandria. Cor
TOMS and all intermediate lnndipgsThc we'll
KNOWN excellent lowwaer De DE, Captain Isaac
Wright, is in port receiving freight aria will leave
above. JOS MAI.I,ETT % Front
M. The De De has very good tor. pas
n "a
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
-.as s,., r,Fzrz7zzzzzz.9, NEW ORLEANSJ JACK
ssss 40 sss 75 son AND GREAT fSoRTHERN
TIE K AS AND MEXICO,

aSas DEL 5s.z sEs5aR z7st A1LRoaD
i SEPTEMBER TO 3lST ocrosEp..
rASSEN&EE; TRAIN leaves New oreass eaf1y, at half
4 aie tn % Hd jssn , 'f t 81 y N'S osIoe | II s5S Rs
s2GS$ySy o"f 3 is s%sns @f%
e. a. % e. o 1 gG r G Efs 9Ts"ns sSs6 s,p d " reTn
les Ns~ ore@;s 57 o'clock, PsX tis das
y IF aTS re- dren % GIVE gS l wve ye Of
@ , I 5 SS' t @ nd Tos5 Tsfts ora l2a
] S5 TcHSs i ,fyre; NAY " .s Sne1 ; It f % 2S s,t IF tie
.s psssS SI1 ps5ns ta s il at 2ss Giis
rst',n pas expressly 'n1ri1irs en; doso ai pofang
.nssoe mix rhose trip b5t xayz Is
s,sS ill., Se X osa On. 2;: seos R ard
tn I'll sy as Nnaa5 M %eSs.y e. Es @cs and f Pav n"
stJ =" F1 @ 4e @ g 1; HSr b" S 6s$ TSEs1 y st"i0"s
al, e. S2ftj' S5r > " T 0e:sseX4 at the New Orleans depot
9 ] s 5 tss s$:c ;T a. %s*s$; i. 9
G., ;3iNE,y TSEsAs t}E oRtHAHf: aHHAf Hns2nF2 9RE7
wt%THf ,ARRkNGENFs'Ts. -.
!? @ a ai's5 1"s @ ,ot T,S' at s y poe SeEs' ''''
.y%taa G's3ts s3try ny @ 49, a.. " e ~ Il u
RETURNING;
Haifcst lisSs s'S?p S:e, 5.: So
viii Ss5ss S,o% :'" Stations al" back the
70 yyes7 Hy on des i Xe,, %
70 Scsnn1 L4osshe Crossings and Tere6o1nc 70
10 IiteEyie ie: "
Ferry boat vii connect With he Passgrrer Trans Wing
N= oot Of ST. Ann street EVERY MORNING at o'clock
Ftyl will received for Boyou Ba' aud Intermediate
street EFFity DAY ,nI 5 o'clock r II. All up frsght
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Leaves every" FRIDAY, at 5 p NJ ;.
Frsgs s..~f REGULAR FRIDAY VIETSS-

fiasfEa = burg and Miken's Bend Packet Steamer
;sas4azs=slaah Frank Lyon J. NJ. White, mnster, will
leave above for Milikens Bend viclsburg Grand Gulf,
Rodney, Naciez, Fort Adams Bnyon SarA1 Baton Rouge,
and all intermediate landings. For freight passage, having
splendid Accommodations apply on board ,'
LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 4 Front street,
F3The Frank Lyon will regular weekly packet
Throughout the Particular attention paid plantation
and business. sl3
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] am, most respectfully, &c. yours
" ROBERT c. WICKIIFFE.

Baton Rouge, Oct. %, 1856.
Touching the foregoing our ecotcmporaries of the
Bee remark: But even admitting that the, Cover
foregoing, we submit thathe does not relieve himself
from particle of the odum attached to such senti
.ments. Gov. Wicktfe acknowledges that he ell,
dorsed fully the speech delivered by Mr. Breckinridge
at the Tippecanoe Democratic meeting in Indiana !.
Those " sentimentS' are quoted above.
Further along the Bee employs the following just
and forribe language inregard to the matters in con
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
Fy'IIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
NERY STORE, No. 3 Baronne street, Z. L. RHRCIER.

rJ,IIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
4 Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; L. L. BHRCIER
Agent.
a4+ A large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
aai LIQUORS.
Pc CHAMPAGNE of the best Brands in quarts and pints
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Superfne CDRDIAIS and variety of Fancy Art
of the best qualities always hand at low prices
RE- Goods delivered to amlies free of druyage ml2 ~
~ Il. ROBERTSON, ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES
H. office of Common and Camp Streets entrance No.
2 Camp and Is Common street.
~ orders Surveys vessels, steamboats, and cargoes
for Eups r. Robertson and L. W Cooper promptly attended
TO Sc I'm
NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed both rough and dressed
heart tlber for sale Si4 for rough
and so per for dressed In lots to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order. -
auly 6m STAR planning MILLS, New Basin.
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Debut Of the Giee Club--1Iusic and Speeches In
SIDE, and Mass Meeting Outside-drrivm Of
NeD Clubs-Magniticent Procession, ETC., etc.
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SLAVE DEPOT. no. 1856 corE,1ON

ia STREET.-THE undersigned has on hand and will keep
E constantly for sale for either Cash City Acceptance,
u full assortment O SLAVES consisting Of MECHANICS
all descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc,
Having leased the ttreestory dwelling No Isl Common
3aronna he prepared accommodate transient Traders
S their Slaves reasonable Obtained in the
ely.
HB-Paculr H,Fton will be paid to consgnments of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRlSf5I. LIT Common street
REFERENCES-FeiioVs Il Co Curry Person j. G. Kicks
Ca. Richard Beck j. Il. Cocks Co. Watt DeSaueS.
n B,-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES nj 1y
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To Samuel II. Gilrlap ESD:
SrSugr planters. with perfect safety and security
with yon Tor yonr improved acnSse Furnace it
Se conflicts with any ennbe claims held under existing pn
tents To be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
TH0S. G. CLINTON, 4l4 Seventh street,
If Patent Ofice
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
O Fl I 0 r l V e R.

FL | o RI V ER.
Leaves MONDAY. 9Th inst. at 5 O'Clock r NJ
, f7gsss h. FOR RLOuISVIILE-THE SUPERIOR
IssAEe entirely steamer Iflckmun GEORGE "
f5slsssa Ford master will leave for Huntsville and a
intermediate landings, aS above For freight passage apply
board, it'
JOHN f. HYDE & co, ,66 poydras street
FJ" The Hickman IL very light dra1ght (ony J6 inches
and shippers depend upon their goods going through With
ol aeteinph OF reaLrLnG o3
LOWER MISSISSIPP1.
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, Sth inst at 8 PM
, HHSSs A FOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON.
ireenylle, Princeton Lake Providence MILF
ken'S Bend and all the intermediate landings
The superior and swift running steamer Judah TOuro
Capt ~ ilanly n place of the John Smonds per request Of
Capt G. T. Ch,c) wiIeave above. For freight passage
apply on board
Of T. Z. SMITH, Tchoupitoulas st.
VIII leave on UESDAY, the 7th inst. at s clock r. NJ
fTNesa h. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
tssA steamer Kate FriSbcc, John r. Sherlry
master, will leave for Memphis, Helena, Napoe
on, Green vile Colnba Grand Lake, Lake Providence YckS
burg and all intermediate plantations and way landings, posi-
lively above. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board
Of LEWIS sN.APP & CO.. Front street.
Will leave on TUESDAY, the 7h inst. Mt 5ocock p NJ
fTsasa A REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
lEs4kh5A E1-For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon,
vile, and all landings in the Beds.-Tle
regular passenger packet steamer KATE Frsbce, John T.
Sh+rlsy master will be rehdy receive freight on Monday
Board, ofto,l sstOIN'E. HYDE L. co,
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