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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The House upon reconsider
ing its vote admitted Gen. Whitfield as delegate
from Kansas by majority Of four.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-The Anglo French alliance
is now regarded as settled although there has been
no positive arrangements as yet with regard to the
Prncipaites and the Isle of serpents although the
negotiations are still progressing. 5.-.. ..... .
The extraordinary activity displayed in the Russian
ship building establishments on the Black Sea has
awakened the dlstuat of England, who proposes to
make with France joint representation to Russia on
the subject. The Gar has now twelve men-of-war in
the Black Sea.
1t is believed that the French Cabinet will resign
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NUMBER 24l.
dcns remarks were peculiarly eloquent, appropriat

dens remarks were peculiarly eloquent, appropriate
and touching. ..-
Two gentlemen from Lynchburg, Virginia, met
near the city yesterday morning for the purpose of
having hostile meeting-Mr. Charles Irving, editor
of the Lynchburg Republican, and Dr. George W.
Bagby The quarrel originated from an article in the
last number of Harper's Magazine, written by DR..
Bagby, entitled 'The Virginia Editor, by a vir-
ginian.' Mr.. Irving conceived that himself, with
others, were personally reflected upon in the article
and called DR.. Bagby to the field. The parties met
and took their positions at ten PAGES, with pistols
The Intervention of mutual friends adjusted the diff
Guilty. These gentlemen had been intimate friends
heretofore, and it is matter of congratuation thai
the quarrel was settled without the arbtrament 0
deadly weapons. Essex.
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PERFECT NUIsANCE-The steps recently taken by
our citizens to prevent negroes trading in village
on Sunday, it seems, are to be perfectly barren of
any good result. Although negroes do not make their
appearance in town, STILL we told that certain in
dividuals in this place, who have amassed fortunes
from Negro custom, have their peddling carts run
ming up and down the road on Sunday for the pur-
pose OF trade with the blacks. We would slightly
hint to any engaged in this species OF traffic. that it
would be well for them to desist from any further
violations of law in this respect they may be hon
ored with visit from the vigilance committee. Take
warning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

HEALTH OF DR.. KANE-Latest New York papers
state that letters from London, by the last steamer
bring the most discouraging accounts of the health of
the brave Arctic navigator. He was very pale, much
reduced in flesh, and his night sweats are TERRIBLE
His cough, also, was alarming. His physician had en-
joined him to leave for warmer Climate as soon as
possible, and he was accordingly to sail on Monday
the 18th of November, for st. Thomas and Havana.
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SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN SEAvER.-The bark
Susan and Jane, at New York from the Coast of
Africa, reports that the American schooner Flying
Eagle, Capt. Cook which cleared at New York on
the th of June last for Benguela was at that port,
waiting the arrival Of a United States vessel of war,
she having been seized there by the Portuguese au-
thortes for having slave cargo on board, and the
payment for cargo of slaves landed in Cuba by
,n
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REG u l. A r P A G X E r s.
Eg STEANIlGIsS ECLIPSE fu-s
| fIaAl5aILt.EEa REPUBLIC AND EAAasEI.,

Hssa STEAMERS ECLIPSE fu.
dIhIlRIrt.5a REPUBLlC AND @AllssEEt "a
s5saTu ss#lssslsau SOUTHERN BELLE, s4ssssh siszh
Tile magnificent The new and Htpc The elegant and
steamer lipse ri0r fhatrnnInE str strnnnng
L. W. Erondwell Republic, Capt sOuth'n Belle,
commander, com j. i. Montgomery, J. NJ. BroAdwel,
rnenced her regular commenced her commander
weekly trips in the nar weekly trips in mcnced her regular
N. Orleans, Vcks the New Orleans, L. weekly trips in the
burg, Grand Gulf Washington Grand New Orleans VicS
Rodney and Nat Lake, Princeton Ca burg. Grand Gulf,
chez trade SAT rona andg, Ash Rodney and Ma chez
URDAY, the 18Th ton Pitchers Point, trade, MONDAY.
October leaving N Skipw's Landing he 18th Sept leav
Orleans every SAT H. Providence, Good ing New Orleans
uRDAf ENES'ti, Irichs landing Mil every T U ES D A
O'Clock, for the lken's Bend Eicks Il VENING Mt &
above am, all inter burg Grand Gulf O'Clock, for above
mediate landings. Rodney and NatchcAand all intermediate
trade THURS landings.
DAY the 10Th Oct
leaving New Orleans
every THURSDAY
lEtEN1Nii, at o.
lclock, for the above
and AL intermediate
landings.
The above steamers in complete order, and will
tend faithfully to all business entrusted to their
The ECLIPSE and REPUBLIC will receive freight for va
river, and re ship at Fickshurg without 1elay.
Neither Of the above will be responsible for letters
packages containing money other vhluabcs unless regular
bills of adng taken and contents stated for vaI
ncS deposited by passengers with the clerk, contained in
baggage
No bills will be recognized unless contracted written
order from the Captain of either OF the above all bills
he presented at the Office of the boat which they heong
before Il O'Clock he ny of leaving for approval which will
vier street
For freight Or passage apply on board or 10
LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO., Front ST.,
X. X. IIAUGlTIlN, 35 Front street.
B CLERK will be the Ievee every day in the week to
receive freight or the above boats. o22
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4 New MODE OF SCRUTINIzING TEsTMoHY.-Ir
recent trial for larceny in San Francisco the case
hinged upon the Identification of buckskin purse
One of the witnesses swore positively that the purse
had belonged to him, and that he had sown up sit
in it with black thread. No marks of a needle were
visible to the naked eye and it was accordingly ex
amined with microscope. The result was that the
witness shown to be utterly false, and charge
Of perjury was made against him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

POISONING wolves BY YSTRYoHEINE.-On the night
of the 18th inst the wolves killed calf on the farm
of man in Sullivan Canada. Some strychnine was
put on what remained of the carcass, and it was
allowed to remain in the spot in hopes that the
6rntes would return and finish their repast which they
did, and the pleasant result was that three of them
were found dead in the field on the following morn
ing. One OF them was measured and proved to be
nearly six feet in length from snont tail and nearly
three feet high, when in standing position
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

RErEEScuMENT.-From Washington letter in the
Baltimore Sun we extract the following:
The reduction of the revenue, as recommended by
the President, to forty millions year, will be death
to the lobby Retrenchment must begin at once, and
with the contingent expenses of Congress. Salaries
too must come down to the grade of revenue
barely sufficient for the expenses of al economical
government.
The Postmaster General has hit upon the true mode
of rendering the post-oficc a sefsustanng depart
ment--that is, to abolish the franking privilege
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

RED R1vER.-The Alexandria American, of Satur-
day last, says:
The river has fallen some four Or five feet since our
last ISSUE We have reports from above which repre-
sent the river falling at Shreveport.
We regret to learn from Capt. Kimball, of the
Swamp Fox that she is now aground in Cane river,
and will be unable to get out until there is sufficient
rise in the river to set her atloat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

A BLooDLEss MEETING OF HoNoR.--Chas Irving
and Mr.. Bagly both of Lynchburg, Va, tnear Bla
denburg the Sd inst, for the purpose of settling
affair of honor. The matter was adjusted after they
reached the ground without any hostile demonstra-
ton. The difficulty grew out of article in the De-
cember number of lIarpers Magazine, written by Mr.
R3rly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

CHARITABLE BEoUEsTs.-A gentleman who resides
at Nyack, on the Hudson, has left by his will the mn-
nifcent sum of $4,000 to the Five Points House of
Industry, and s. 900 for the personal benefit of Mr.
and Mrs. Pease. He had previously made various do
nations to the Institution, one of which amounted to
So 900,
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A FLYING LEAr.-A young Irish girl was nveiged
into den of intamy in Baltimore few days ago, and
escaped by jumping from second story window to
the pavement She was not injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

WHALING AT HoME.- The ship James Arnold,
which arrived at New Bedford a few days ago, from
whaling voyage in the Pacific, captured three sperm
whales off Nantucket and brought their bubber into
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JUDGE LECoMpToN TO BE DISMISSED It is said
that President Pierce susans Gov Geary in his con
tlict with Marshal Donaldson and Judge Lecompton.
The former has been suspended and the latter is to be
Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

SISGrLAE SuICIDE.-Tke steersman on the steamer
Mount Savage, during recent trip from Baltimore
to New York. left the Wheel and, mounting the SAIL
exclaimed "God Almighty have mercy on my unfor
tunate soul y leaped overheard AS he passed astern
he shouted for help, but sank before he could be
reached. No cause could be assigned for his con-
duct, as lie was steady, sober man, with family.
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A GOOD BEGINNING Laura Keene is rapidly
making a fortune with her theater in New York. The
Mirror says she clears about $500 per week.
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Is He STILL ONLY "PLAYISG 'PoSSUM PA
Boston Dispatch Of the I'd inst, says:
The Hon. Charles Sumner is forbidden by his physi-
clans to visit Washington at present He continues
still quite feeble.
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AUCTION SALE OF HAVANA Seq GARs.-We are re-
call the attention of and dealers Havana
segas auction of co., which place day
l0 O'clock Messr Laborde Niques No, 80 New Levee
street, by D. E. Morphy Auctoneer catalogues
and conditions, which very liberal.
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Doors, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, CARS, etc.-We
call the attention Of the rade the sale of boots shoes winter
clothing hats caps etc. which will take place this day 10
Terms sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

ARTICLES FOR TRAvELING.-A large assortment of
trunks travelling bags, Suses travelling pArapernnli
generally, may be found at the of Mr. F. Bauer, No. 8
Canal street.-The only establishment where the late patrned
proof life preserving trunk can be found Mr. B. stock
of proof clothing umbrellas and hats is coresponGingly
large and his all his goods moderate could
be desired We rCtr country merchants and citizens generally
tnh lis II Nvrrti
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
0 H / % RIV Err.

Leaves on SATC RDAY the 18th inst. at O'Clock F. NJ
TT ss Us; MAIL-FOR LOUISVILLE,
Evansville, Henderson, Shawneetown, Smithland
Paducah and all intermediate landings The fine
magnificent swift running steamer A. l.. ShOtyveu, B. L.
Elliott master Is in port receiving freight will leave
above. For freight or passasearing fine accommodations,
apply on board Or to
decll J. +. HYDE K Co, Gf Poydras st.
nz5 The A. H. $. will take passengers for St; Louis to be
forwarded by Railroad from Cairo.
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LOW Err SSISSIP PPI.

Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th instant at 5P NJ
N= MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
s9eIsl15sa 9esl15 pAckET LINE : Friday Packet For Mem
mediate landings The splendid packet steamer Belfast
Church. will be ready receive freight this day and
will leave above For freight passage apply board
to
JOHN Z. HYDE, 4 Co, G6 Povdras street
This line Of bontS viii give through bills Of ladinr freight
White river with privilege Of rcshipping at Napoleon
steamers Sam Haze Jessie Lnz2r and Exchange, ltecO
Leaves On MONDAY. 18th int, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
fssr b., MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
slllgfIa :" PACKET LINE : Monday Packet-For Mem.
i+EHs phis Helena, Napoleon, Grcenvlle and AL inter-
mediate landts the splendid packet steamer Nebraska,
Alex R. Irving, master will be ready rccci, freight this
morning, foot Of Grod and viii leave above For
freight passage, apply on board,
JOHN +. hyde CO.. 66 Poylras ST.
RJ~ This line :" boats will take freight through to White
River be reshinpcd the White River Packets Hale
Jessie lI2er and Exchange, at Napoleon decl2
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P NJ
, r. r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
4sl 4 packe-For Carolina Landing, Ashton. Pitchers
fss=7@==Es, Point Skirwh's Landing Lake Providence,
Gamnck lanns Millikens Bend, vicksrg Grand ulf,
The elegant and swift rI!nning passenger packet .
W. Powell j. II. F.stis, will leave above freight
passage, apply on board
nl5 II T. b. SMITH, Tchonpolns street
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OU HITA RIV E R.

Leaves on FRIDAY, l2th inst, al 8 A. NJ
fYsG. FOR CATEDEN--rhp fine fnst running
El4at, p light drlu5ht Julia, Frank Hicks.
master will leave above, for Camden Beach
Hills Ghnmpagnolle Moro Landing: Pigeon Hill Marie Snenc
Ouachita Civ Month Aronnc Trenton Monroe, Harrison
burg and all Intermediate landings For freight passage,
npply on board, orto - ~
declO LEWIS SNAPP Il co, Front street
Will leave Oh SATE RDAY. 18th inst O'Clock p. NJ.
fTgSs OJACHETA R9EER---iEGULA | LAR
AaLk e. Weekly Pacfctfor Monroe and Trenton, Qua
ch;a running passenger packet
Empress, G. Gae master will leave as above
for Trenton Morog Pine Bluffs Columbia, lIsrrisnnllrg,
Trinity and I'll intermediate landings OunChn and Black
rivers. For freight passage apply on hoard, or to
LEWIS SN APP II co, 4 front street.
5Y~ The Empress will pay particular attention to all pann-
tai ion b,,iuas, IN t,uurha and Black rivers. do
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Leaves o.: SATURDAY, 18th instant nj s +. N.
Ysss OUACHiTA RIVER EEGl.LtL

3 Ten Day Express Passenger Steamer =. It.
imbaiI, G. H. kols, master. will leave
above Cnm. Beach Hills. Little Bay Mer's Bluff
Ronk landing Ghanpagnolle, Wilmington Moro Bay, Pigeon
Hill Garry vile Saline River orists Warren, UcleN 5
Landing Providence Point l.olyiew, iiambE Marie Saline
Grand Marie, Alabama Landing. 0uacha City oclnnon Port
iun Mouth u rbunnr, Trenton MCnroe. ConNbia larri
sonbus. Trinity and all inermedne nan'nto1S with the
FOX connection nmchiH City, for bartholomew
Saline Rivers alternate trips Bills Of ng given through
for the Bayou with privilege Of reshppns the FoX The
ant. Friday 2l Instant For further particulars, apply
on bolrd. or TO
lerl1 I.EIWlS SN.tPP Il 90, Front street.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at S p NJ
FTussa M REGULAR FRIDAY VICkS-
1eu I-t&1 hUrr Pa,

Es5az@ssss Frank Lyon, j. NJ. White, MASTER will
leave above for FickSbrg Grand mf Rodney, Naclez,
For: Adams Byon Sara, Baton Rouge. and all intermediate
landings. For freight PASSAGE having splendid accommoda
tons apply on board, or 10
LEWIS SNAPP & co. Front street,
sThe Frank Lyon will regular weekly packet
throughout attention paid plantation
and way business. sl3
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
B Z LIIE HON D U RAS.

hkdr FOR BELIZE IIONDURAS-TIIEB BRI-
kT fish brig Ida, Goodo'eel master; will be dispatched
about the ih pox for the above port and
accommodate or 10 passengers For passage, amply to
no BhRELIJ E CO., 6l Common
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f~z=. WANTED 40 PURCHASE = A
GOOD ligt- rAugh suitable tor towing
SsaSrE-rr4EE.s=4a H.gtS on the Lake. Aprlyto
All GEO. W. liYNSOS 1t CO, 81 Camp street.
NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, F0R YOUNG
" LAnlES-Fuunlri in 1913, by Madame lrrS, and con-
ductcd since lS4u Madame DcsbTyauX burgundy street, be-
tween t'uSomholse and Brnvilc streets New Orleans.
The Summer of this establishment II Pass Christian
begins on the ls june The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY hoardcrs and an indrie nnher OF
Day Scholars Attached premises hne bath house
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
stHnl instruction in every stage ant department Of eiut""n
and oilers great facilities for hc requirement o the frcnch Inn
g=e. Singing and Soltesa Taught by NJ frev1St the we'll
known leader Orchestra Of the New Orleans hpcrA Mr
Provost will Pass during The summer and will con
his lessons Singing so!leGel in The establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families
Examinations in music take place every month during winter
in the city; and every fortnight during the summer at the Pass
The city school open the whole for hoHrrs and
day SchoInrs mv26l ly
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CUM ERL AN d r Y F. Il T..

Leaves SATURDAY, 2lll instant
Fpa@a 'FE1IsdpUUH BOAT FOR NASH
p VILE laTtsville, and nll Intermediate landings
issF4sssssasa the light ,lrnunht Cumberland,
Wm Durrc master will arriv" about Wednesday, Ith nSl
and leave above. For freight passage apply to
w. A. IOIiNSUNv IL CO, or 10
dec0 NJ. II. +. II. BROOKS 2, tHrondeiet street
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yGHN HALLEis ~ ksiSOTIlFi$. 247 TClIOufI:
u rniA street, Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared 10 do all kihds ct rork
in their linz OF business, such putting up i and Copper int
ers, Valleys etc Also pnt;in Copper Tin ai Zinc Roof
III H!l parts Of the city moderate prices with EorntSS "t
dispatch. All kinds of Johg and Repairing attended 10 With
dispatch By strict attention all orders, we hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg ieve refer the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Croder Wing, Janon Mcintosh, Cook alorehoue ROB-
Hughes, e. W. Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller, Tnrpin Co. j. W. Jewell.
R-Ieter Box CD Mechanics and Dealers Exchange - ST
Chnr!es street. n2ld&Wtf
NODFIS-ln drums and boxes ChurciI's packing, for
~ sale by VOORHEES, GRIGGS It Co,
d. Is Tchonpitoulns street.
DACON-l0u casks choice Ribbed Sides and Shoulders for
d sale By VOORHEES,, GRIGtS Il CO.
d2 Is l5Icu0upitoulas street.
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E0tal Sntelliqeute.

franklin (St. Nary Journal, 4th inst.
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It is believed that the French Cabinet will resign.
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h5EESt2~ FOR LiEEitPDUL-TIlE Al BRITISH
f45e r. hip Crown, capt '?rrry having part of her
engaged, will meet with dispatch. For balance of
I ",sair apply IL
i. ". ASIIhRIDGf & CO, ~ common st.
For HA.-a"r. Ulpiy nr beard unp
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af.ls FUR LTV VFLIpDDI.-T THE n VERY
I%S 'a~f stfiu- Al"rIl ship Abncr Sfptsoi,. Rob-
n"t r1r"f t"t3i'!s inte Vi her cargo
rt "lil '' uUHltI dispatch. For freight Of BARS
""i" apply 10 JONES. MAEkGNpER * co.,
u GraVirr >t.
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FOR LIvERPook THE AlFAsT SA

Ha!p SttE AiH"rlr5u -'jp Sarah &. ii yUr Aicr
i NOW loading abd will hnve Immediate ,rtch
-'ur ',tlsIt Of 80 Dllr1 0,,'fpI Apply
J. T. WHITNEY n 90 81 tsronlcht street.
+ ,! I9-sHEr HU;lE TO the captain i,,qtrd
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T 0 r S A L L

Eng FOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING SHIP
S4*HN EU PlIRASTA, Lanfear MASTER built Newbury
9hS Mass, in the 1872; was thoroughly over
ItI and newly copptre last winter expense Of SaDGO
is now in complete order aud ready for For trims, apply
n j. IL. ASHBRInGE & CO,
l2O Common street.
fS@ FOR SALE-THE BRIG GOVERNOR AN
hN DERSuN, of l3g tons burhen well built, heavily
Ss Framed copper fastened and sheahed with zinc is
T6adcd and ready for inspection of purchasers lies oppo
site the Mint. Fur terms, apply TO ~ - , -
n26 BAkELih q W. VI tolainona''
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b. T. X. BENNETT. FEASClS LUREES
ST IRON WoRKSIThe UNDERSIGNED beg leave 10 inform
eT$ the public and builders generally, thai they
w Featuring. ali kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work. l and 81 Circus street such Feanla,s, Rail
ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roots.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
unns Eenaors and Sash Weights, and fill all orders of
descrpono of Castings Columns Store ami House Fronts,
with despatch
sea- 3nl BENNETT t CO
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FOR LIVEHPOOL-ruE IA

TtTlfA~ u
rfff ias Al Nip Southern Eagle, chisholm, mas
"r having F r"raer Rrt uf hrf cnragrd
Nli' H!r't @lh 'uNc- Er b.Inc,' nE freight apply to
As j. II. ASiIBltTp'iE N go. 12l Common, street.
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FO 4 RED RIV Err.


fYrss. - REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
AEca 8 For Shreveport Grand ayon Canpte Grand
River Fulton CaronN and lIurrican Bluffs and al uterine
landings Red Iiver-thc light draugh Hope,
Thomas Moore, will leave above, For freight
passage. apply on board
Gerlp LEWIS SSAPP & CO. Front street.
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Y 4 70 O RI Y E z.

Leaves on SATURDAY, the 13tl inst, at 5 r. NJ.
fETs An FOR GAIoO RI EIs--The ne'r and
r elegant steamer Gem. JnN. u. Phelps master.
FE. will leave above. tor Ietcrc, Greenwood Head
OF Honey Islnn Sdon Ynz5o City Sut*ru ami all inerme
iatc bindings. For freigh; passage apply on hoard
hecll LEWIS SNAPP Il CO. Front street.
Particular attention paid plantation and way business.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-23

DROWN SHEETINGS, Shrtings, Ticks, Osna-
ID burgs, Striped Shirtings, and Stripes for
mems and boys Summer wear; also some of that
yard and quarter wide Sheeting, SO much want
ed. We have large stack of il on hand, and sell
ing remarkably cheap, at
CIV.