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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

SuPREME COURT DECISIONS. HlondGy AprA 21.-
Brand Adams appelees r. A. Wilkinson Robert John
son. Sheriff. appellant Appeal from Second District Court Of
Plaquemines. Judgment affirmed. Spohord, ].
City of New Orleans, appellee, J. P. Pouz appellant
Fifth District Court of New Orleans Judgment affirmed Mer
rick, G. J. r.
O. s. II. Laugsaf appellees VS.. Wm. Lees & Co, appel
lants Fourth District Court OF New Orleans Judgment af
frmed. Buchanan. -.
Christian Schneider appellant VS.. VIM. vereker appellee
Lea, j. H.
Built Miller Co, appellants vs.. Hewitt, Norton Co., ap,
firmed. Spofford, ). 8'.ga u- - ~.
cond District Court Of Plaquemnes Judgment affirmed Spot
ford, J.
John j. Meighan appellant A. Gerard appellee Third
District Court of Jefferson Judgment affirmed. Lea, j.
District Court Of East Felcians Judgment amended aud n
trmed. Lea, j. 9att ~ ~ ~ f.
W. b. Pare Co., VS.. their credors-W B. Partie syuc et
ais appellees Corning Co.. appellants Third District
Taow jackson, appellee H. Longworth, G. Boyle and
W. HalChas Boyle appellant Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans Judgment affirmed. Merrck, c. j.
H Kenda Carter Co., appelees, George Connolly,
pelan Sixth District Court of New Orleans Judgment a
| firnled.5 MerrieR, O. J. -, .., cd. 4 -..>
Succession Of d. M LucasP J. Dubos and wife appellants
Chas Cayaroc appellee Second District Court of New
L Orleans. Judgment affirmed. Spoford j.
Succession Of Christopher PasquieJules Lapene curator
appellant Cobb Martin Cos Ct ais apesees Second Dis
tct Court of New Orleans. Judgment affirmed. spoford
"A. Chesant John E. Weaihey, appellants. City
New Orleans appellee Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
| Judgment affirmed Lea, j. .lfF-"
Pickere curator appellee F. NJ Fisk, appellant
1 Margaret e. Woodward appellant vs. Seymour H. LustS
Sheriff. as sppellees Seventh District Court Of West F
| icianA. Judgment amended and affirmed Lea, j.
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a MOBILE. ",
Cuba Heirn MASTER arrival Of the o'clock NJ Pont
chartran R. Geddes, 10 Bank Place, agent.
COVINGTON. q
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival Of the Il o'clock NJ.
Ponchartrain D. c. Lowber No 9S Magazine street,
agent ass
=e'' UPPER MISSISSIPPI
Pennsylvania Knefeter master at o'clock p. NJ. John
Hyde l. Co., 66 Poydras street, agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
Ingomar McDonough, master at 5ocock T. B. Smith IL New
Ievee and John f. Hyde, 66 Poydras street, agents
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Lucy Robinson Maborn MASTER at 5oclock Lewis snapp
Co., 81 Front street, agents. Y..
RED RIVER. l., u
R. W. Powell, Martin, MASTER at o'clock T. B. Smith, /:
New Levee and Lewis snapp Co.. 81 Font streets agents
VIM G. Young JONES' MASTER at O'Clock. Lewis Snapp
Co., 81 Front street, agents.
B. Clark Iodwick, master, O'Clock. Lewis Snapp Co..
Front street, and T. B. Smith, IL New Lew Levee, agents
Planter Atkinson, MASTER at O'Clock. P. H Brinon Co..
4 Lafayette street, agents .#=
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER
Alice W. Gaize, Ioualer MASTER at O'Clock j. M John
ston Co., 5 Front Levee, agents. s-s..'. o.
Compromise, Kay, master at o'clock T. B. Smith, Y New
Levee and Lewis Snapp Co., 81 Front Streets agents.
Union, Crook, master, at O'Clock 7. d. T. H. Br1nton
l. Co., Lafayette street. agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Ro,t i Ward ut O'Clock Betterton Keeffe % Tchoup
toulas street, agents.
.u" OUACHITA RIVER.
Ataanta Briggs, master at O'Clock L. Snapp Co., 81
Front street. agents
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SAN Antonio AND MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD
From the Indianola Bulletin Extra, Of the 18th irs
We copy the following concerning the San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf Bailroad: zs sE VI
We have just learned, from the most undonbted and
authentic source that the railroad terminus San
at Indanola. Powderhorn the lower part Of the
city, will be the locality for the depot Col. Osgood
has taken the contract from Indianola to Victoria at
the rate of $19,250 per mile.
That the Directors have acted with discretion and
fully weighed the matter is beyond doubt. The
incubus that has so long fettered us is removed and
we may now look forward with confidence to the
building up of a great commercial emporium. Busi-
ness will concentrate, and we are bound to prosper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

PARISH OF ST.. MARTN.-The two following para
graphs from the st. Martnsyille Constitutional,
of the 18th: !f
Sugar House Bu,nt.-The sugar house of Mr.. Ed
on the night of Monday last, Eight hogsheads of
sugar. nine barrels Of molasses and the greater por
ton ofhis plantation implements were consumed with
the building. The house and sugar were insured.
This fire isbelieyed to be the act of an ncendiary
The planters Of the east, south and western por-
tion Of this parish were blessed with rain last
Thursday. During the rain at Fausse Pointe, tor
nado made large inroad through the woods and lev
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

The BrsrH OF D1MPLE.-A pretty idea is evolved
in the following petite pair of poetic dimples: "
Cupid near a cradle creeping, ,al$ - VA
Saw an infant gently sleeping 50 Il N -
The rose that blushed upon its cheek NJ
Seemed birth divine to speak. -. ,S' =
To ascertain if, earth or heaven 4, g%5ts ~
To mortals this fair form had given, Is.
He, the little urchin simple, ,@ Ht5
Touched its cheek and left dimple.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

The most cheering reports are received from every
portion of the State, the American party still
country friends appear to be impelled by zeal in
pushing the column of cur party, that angurs well
for what we may expect in August and N November.
We question any political gathering has ever been
tellgenee and responsibility, with the approaching
conyocation of the American party. Much depends
on the action, and we hope that the CouncilSwi
avoid hasty and inconsderate action Let every
move be well maturedi Itli%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

The Central Committee of the Mount Vernon Estate,
Richmond, Va. have invited Mayor Wood of New
York to deliver address in that city, at such time
as he may specify, in aid of the purchase of the
Mount Vernon property. He has accepted the invi-
taton, and will deliver the address early in May. His
subject will be the q Character and Genius of Alex
ander Hamilton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

srEAs1Bo ArING.-The Memphis Wing, Of the 18th,
gives an item of news that contains the grounds of
much information not only concerning the prosperity
of Memphis, but concerning the trade of the river
generally. That paper says:
From the report of the wharf-master, it appears
that during the nine months ending the 1st of April
there have been 1925 steamboat arrivals, and
$l2 ,2G9 04 paid into the treasury as wharfage.
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Leave every THURSDAY, at S o'clock P. NJ.
sTfNTMyHIE9 n Bp Ep NSS II u. NE

f. SUMMER AlSRANGEnEE:NT.-U.
F7Sln~t1 S. Mail steamer Il. W. McRAE, in place OF the
asssa steamer Southern Bee-Running in connection
with steamers Princess and NatchezFor Princeton Ashton
Piichers Point Skpwihs landing Lake Providence Good
chs Landing ikens Bend, yicksburg, Grand Gulf Rod
ney Natchez Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all
ernediate Splendid running packet
2. W. MeRas l. Broaae Ill mast master will vi leave as
PITCHER, GOODRICH CO., 4S Carondelet street.
n"The R. W. McRae will also take freight for all points on
the Yazoo River with privilege of reshipping at Vcksburg
having made advantageous for that
pose. ~. - NJ =, . s; -,
roHsiva frarht ala
S-The r. W. MeRae will attend to all business Of the
steamer j. Trabue during the Spring and Summer months
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RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, at o'clock P M
,f7ps. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
safe steamer Alice w. GlaiZe, G. Louail-
fSssss ler master, will leave above, taking freight
for Old River Smmspor all landings the Atehafaaya
For freight passage apply board foot of Benve street.
to
ap22 J. n. JOHNSTON * CO., ) Front LeYee,
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1t is stated that the Rev. II. W. Beecher is about to
take measures to have his church fitted up as shoot
ing gallery, where emigrants for Kansas can, of a
Sabbath evening, take lessons in the use Of sharps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

DISCOVERIES OF LEAD.-Yaluable mines of lead
have been found lately near Neosho, Mo-, and new
discoveries constantly being made to such an ex-
tent that the whole country is supposed to be under
laid with that metal. .,.II% Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

The Lake Providence Herald, of the 18th, an
nounces that measures are being taken in that town
to send one or two staunch men of the right stripe
from that parish to Kansas. eif ''3 g- 49,
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A ratification meeting is to be held by the Ameri-
can party at AUSTIN on the 10th inst. In San Anto
Mo- Fillmore and Donaldson have been endorsed by
party meeting, .' ~ w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

The Boston Bee of the 14th says the Senate re-
fused to admit the memorial of Robert Morris, in
behalf of j. Clark and others, who had pettoned
| for leave to organize colored military company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

At what time of life may man be said to belong
to the vegetable kngdom2 When experience has
made him sage. r, 81 81 ~ Is
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Hg James C. Hand was nominated, on the 18th
inst, by the American City Convention, as candi
date for Mayor of Philadelphia. W.
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A hugh propeller, weighing eleven tons, vas re-.
Gently cast at the foundry of Messrs Merick y Son.
rs 900 pounds Of the former and $500 Of THE latter
the we'll known gl,n metal. 1t has two blades, has
pitch of % feet and is 10 feet in diameter. 1t is
the largest propeller in the world and was cast for the
new steam frigate 7 5 ES5
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WOLF AND LAlIB.-A late Illinois paper contains
the announcement of the marriage of R, w. Wolf to
Mary L. Lamb. 's The Wolf and the Lamb shall lie
down together, and little child shall lead them"-
after a while : rs 'tstA agr-@ ~ '857
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

4 The Gerrish Market Building, IN Boston, WAS en-
tirely destroyed by FIRE on the 18th instant. Loss
estimated at $780, 600.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

For MOTHERS Eyes Mothers who encourage their
daughters in superficial accomplishments and bold
display are often preparing for them lifetime of
chagrin and misery On the other hand, when they
are trained at home by precept and example in retlr
ing, Industrious, studious, vrtuous habits they are
prepared to be useful and happy throughout life. \
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The Fort Smith (Ark) Herald of the 18th says, the
river is too low for navigation, and prospect of
rise. Weather warm and very dry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

GUANo }CoNvENTIoE.-The Guano Convention, re-
Gently held at Wilmington, recommended that gene
raj Convention of Farmers Of the United States inter-
ested in the use of guano be held in the city of
Washington on the 18th day Of June next to consult
as the present state Of the trade in Peruvian guano
and the propriety Of adopting such measures as will
relieve them from the yexations and extortions TO
which they are now subjected The Fredericksburg
CYa Herald contains the following proceedings Of the
Rappahannock Society: .9z
The Guano Conuention. At q meeting of the Ex-
ecntive Committee of the Rappahannock River Aegr
cultural Society, held in Fredericksburg the It'll of
April, the following delegates were appointed to the
Convention of Farmers, to be held in Washington, in
the month of June, specially to consider the exorb
tat price at which guano is held and to devise such
means for the abatement of existing regulations as
may be deemed practicable: b. "a T ja5s5 e
Westmoreland- Willoughby Newton, Lawrence
Washington. 5sSsg
Richmond county Col r. o. w. Carter. Nj
King George-CoI f. 7. Taylor, w. r. Mason.
Stafford E. Rose, John Seddon. IN
Spotsyyania- Maj. 0. N. Crutchfeld, ]. Horace
Lacy, F. e. Brooke. S .isg ss5ss
Caroline Maj. ]. P Corbin, DR.. E. P. White, Dan
iel Dejarnette. eay5 ass
Essex--Wm. Beverly, Ro. P, Waring. ii i$ #
| Orange-Col. J. A. Porter, John Willis Z
| Culpepper-Dr. W. N. Wexford, Jer Morton.
| Fauquier-LeWis Shumate, John B. DoWnnan.
| M0disOn-{Ien. r. A. Banks Thps NJ Welsh ~ 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-23

AMERICAN PARTY IN MISSOURI Speaking of the
condition and prospects Of the American party in
Missouri the ST. Louis Integencer of the 14th inst,
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It has been ascertained that the fellow who held
on to the Iast'' was shoemaker.
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
Gss. PERMANENT SPRING AND
lellaiISs.Ea SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-@Th splendid
=szs steamer Frank Lyon, j. n White master
Point Skipwh's Landing Lake Providence, Goodrchs Land
ing Mikens Bend vicksbug Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez
Port Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intermediate
landings For freight passage apply on board or to
$50 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front Levec.
NB-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river
with the privilege of reshpping at Vicksburg;
clerk will be the evee every Tuesday morning 10 re-
ceve freight apl6
pThe Frank Lyon will attend to the business of the steam
N ...slin
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REGULAR PACKETS.

Leaves every HURsDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
6%s SUMMER ARRANGEnIENT-U
Sa s. Mail steamer R. W McsAE, in place OF the
Southern BeeRunning in connection with the
Princess and Nachez[For Princeton pehes
anon New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez and Fort
Adanshe elegant and swift running passenger packet 1
wv eRae Capt L. W. Broadwe, will leave for the above
and intermediate landings For freight or passage apply on
board or to l. E, SMllH ..,t
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Will leave on'TU UEsDAY. 10Th inst, at 5 @
.ouACHITArR River.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. IL ~,
VIII leave on WEDNESDA I'D inst, at 5 oclock Z. A.
fyss. FOR CAMDEN, oUACHTrA RIVER
= DIRECT very light draugh . nfh la211
leave for Camden Beach Hills, Champagno, Marie Sabine,
Alabama Landing mouth Bayou Bartholomew and De Arbouf
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harsenburg and all intermediate
landings. For freight apply on board or to
AL l.. SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street. s..
Will leave on THURSDAY 2Ath inst, at ?. NJ.
.lFf@ss, - FOR OUACHTTA 1VEs-FOF
Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Smiihand e9lni
ity and all intermediate landings Ouaeha rverThe fine,
fast running passenger Louisa, Frank Keeling,
master will above. For freight passage apply to
a22 LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
Will leave on FRIDAY. 25h inst, at s o'clock ?. n. -.
. EaSs REGULAR OUACHTTA PACKET.
81 The splendid fast running passenger steamer D
Stacy, Moore, master viii leave leave, as IS oai, above
Arbonne, Marie Sabine Trenton Monroe, Colusl-
ba Pine Bluffs arrisonburg and ali intermediate landings
For freight or passage, apply on beard, or to ~
AL T. B. SMITH, IL New Ievee.
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: He who loses his conscience haa noshng lsftworsh
ksepirg 49, a,a
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!. sggQtaL aS6lIteLEidenfe. 81
:. -. .

FrRsr DISTRICT GogRT~ Judge Robertson Yestsr@
day dgasd fe Bucss if Hill coift ato sso FL
the morning and one IN hc evening 70 continue
f aa isaas period Or uat ie eontastatioas s
dis5ossI il: t1s dtgn Bsfn assose f i1rslg
NJ and I'D cyir4f
ps i ps,ty
criminal bnsfness il die morning sanar ssfa
Al ss Teynest ii tts Grand ry s dogfat rfisz
onss Sgers ebass oy aeeasseo os
and Eip another 5oy ii tIe eosnss shsf
tres and Barracks Streets several months ago jean
Andse ibes accused of robbsry ehafes EEahsh
sIade aecassd Of selling liquor InfHa
following persons were dismissed BY bsIng
ritasss against them Dodd, charged asasrs
daagefCus weapon Mary charged with resis
ing stolen property; carran charged with
battery Charles Miller charged wits
thnr Claude, charged With 1iareeny ID
a I'd . s a
s'doSSise n
as MT and ME- 8 street
missed ther little aoh 5ears search and
ay or lfh psaysd Hnen he f7as
io4f drowned and hdang in psefdise
NO The lot It seems closed
Wao fef ska and The well
ahsossd n na caroaers being rendered
~ n careful Gants to
y asszas Y q ssl as stt nssessrea
II ,s aaaa ~ hair m
e''ss'ns Ess1o = 'ass9 8ssssE
REcoaDER BRIenTsa GouaT Recorder BrighE W.
teisg sent Dreaming ais oatsr beore ts Ffrst
70 bs nansaaghser ID causing lie
death tEe child Rrsa sosag IN craat
i treatment
Robert Riehsrdca sent heare lie sas sgr
lent assault upsR hs ss
the tEEod and Dfyadsa taslists gfSs
4 bail @ n I.
Grabbed was rent before the same sailing gsa
i ftoa slave. 3
81 e .i,ess v. 81
II as,s 8
Das ssajs- "A hae
II
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VIII leave FRIDAY. the 25th inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
FYp@s FOR aJEFFERSON, SMITHLAND.
3 Benton, Port c9ddo, Albany, Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandria and all inter
mediate landngs-The superior light daugh steamer St.
Charles. Applegae master, will leave as above. For
apis pNSNS1' n. B: SMITH II New Levee.
VIII leave on TUESDAY, 10Th inst Mt O'Clock p NJ.
Te@a - STEAMER ROSA IN PLACE OF
safS + the steamer Rapides For Gortons Landing
Ecore Campte Bayou Shreveport and all intermediate
landings The 6nes fast running passenger packet steamer
Rosa, j. Dowy mpser, Will leave as above For freight
= = 20 4 80 T. B. SMITH, II New I.eyee.
naThe will take freight for Jefferson and Upper Red
River with the privilege of storing and reshppng on good
boats. u Z = - ap23
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 2sd April at 5 o'clock.
re- n. FOR ARKANSAS RIVEER-THE
s regular fast running passenger packet Lucy
been thoroughly repaired will landing Monday
inst, ready receive freight and will leave Fort
Smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Norown Dardanelle Lewisburg
Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all Intermediate landings above
positively For freight or passage apply on board or
ap2l L. SNAPP 4 CO., No. 3I Front street.
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& VIII leave on FRIDAY. 18th inst at 5o'cIoek !. M
.%ffza FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND,
Benton, Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport Grand
s.4sAa Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandria and all inerme
diae andngs-The superior passenger St. Charles
Applegate master will leave above For freight passage
't ai} : LEWIS SNAPPs & CO., 81 Front street.
PS-The ST. Charles will take freight for Fort Towson and
Upper Red River, with privilege Of reshipping.
Ths St. Charles will no bills contracted on
her account unless by order from the captain or
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gvs%, PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
5l1gfsEES7 5l1gf = LOO PACKET New tLatonn Emile Gross,
master having been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired and newly painted will her trips in the aboye
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY at o'clock A. ~,
and every MONDAY at O'Clock T. NJ. -
HTGe will be ready to take freight every Monday
Gouu Plaq1emne Baton Rouge Lobdes Store, Port Hud
son Waterloo and all intermediate landings. ~ ,
on bn.fri fS''79 oIS 6m
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Willleave on WEDNESDAY, 2sd inst. at O'Clock P. NJ
:. W@s. FOR. SHREVEPORT, GRAND
IfIHlE$ Bayou, Qampte Grand Ecere, Alexandria and
5s 5s Gortsn's Landing light draught passenger
freight Or passage, apply on board, or to Ess&
tTTE70 +. H BRINTON & CO., Lafayette street
The Union will freight for above the raft with pry
reslppUg, sss%SFaE54. a23
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WHITE LEAD-loe tons White Lead, various brands
ALFEED KEARNY,
az 72 Magazine street.
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c1F+UY9S STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
with Beef Pork, Mutton and VEAL Sausages TTpe, and
every thing the butcherng line Barrels and halt OF
Choice Corned Beef put up order for Cabin Family USE
al stall NO. io D''-A' " AuG1sTUs @. MERKEL
NJ B-Seamboas and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
sck such as fresh milch COWS Hogs shoa Pigs Sheep.
Goats, Geese, Ducks. Chickens ETC. nftt
nESIRABLE PROPERTY ON BILOXI BAY
~ will sell low price for cash or credit the SHAGGY
Place. we'll known to all gentlemen having residences at MIS-
sissippi City. 1;,,
This place has front of lM to Ia miles on the Bay WI"
sell part or the whole. a. oseppnrrp
All particulars can be ascertaned at the Office OF SPENCER
Fhp Co., corner camp anu sou'a C. TAYLOR
TGSFPa TIUFTY, % CAMP STREET IMPORTER,
j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches JewelFy fch
Fancy and staple Goods No 20 Camp street. under the CITY no
TEL New Orleans respectfully invites the aen,2n ~ ZEE
asd Retail Dealers and purchasers TO MS Ell t iAIs
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported ana CONSTANTLY
supplied throughout the year. , IT., r,,.,, - .rarv
HELL COMBS-Imitaon Shell and bunio Noio' VI S'e5
IS style and variety. = &c, ,t,,ro o,3
at the lowest Northern factory prices rJ; M uir Pima,
TOILET ARTICLES-Such as feriunaef5' mar oh' i '
FINE ZANE PURSES Pocket Books Work Boxes, Portable
Desks together with endless variety OF toe ,2nes %
GUNS PTsTos knives Colts and Warnegs ResoTns P pns
tolls Scissors Razors Life Preservers fhshns hsois 1 @
Tackle Of every variety suit the most ansia
WATCHES, JEWEst,k4 y ~. Il i, etS; e; coonsy, NJ. r
Tobias and rea Joseph johnson movements With he
ment Of Swiss and English Levers together with large
If ns Eastern Jewey Syerware etc., have been
;tb graat care by F. ROBERTS, for many years
the Wholesale business and having been purchased excrve
snT Great will be offered to
n Every article warranted as represented or toe money e
funded. lsl a.. 3-...,e,uu 1,.noir.d ayd ixyar.
b es,- v asoueo' ,G'7s 5'ls nl9
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kfSR FOR BAI4TINIORE--REGUI.A LINE
kSN& The splendid new Al brig Fanny Whittier,
master, having nrge portion Of her cargo
have immediate Dispatch balance of freight
a3 -fel%3GE0. W. HYNSON & Co, 50 Camp street. q
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UPPER MIssIss1

Leaves WEDNESDAY, s23d inst, att IN.
H1s FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEM
phisThe fine passenger packet steamer PENN
tssss sylvanaa, John Klineelter, master will leave
for the above and all intermediate landings freight
sage apply on board or to =: q. 30 -.
JOHN L. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydrass street
plan Of her cabin be and staerooms secured
application to the agents. r " rIttae+2 - ap22
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Wileave on WEDNESDAY. 23d inst. at o,cloek T: AZ
f7gas FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Camp,e Alexandra G1r9nf ,sl hSndnG
steamer Compromise, i. W. Kay, master, will leave as
above For freight passage apply on board OF to