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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dec. both branches met to-day
at the usual hour.
In the House, the first question discussed was the
Kansas election, and the claim of Whitfield to seat
was rejected by a majority of votes.
In consequence Of the discussion, the Presidents
message not received, but will be read tomorrow
The report of Postmaster General Campbell shows
deficiency OF -, 100000, and recommends q total
abolition of francs, and the subsection of matter now
free to haf-postage. 1t also recommends reduction
o. compensation to the Panama Railroad to $4,000
per annum, and the establishment of California
mail by way of Nicaragua or Tehuantepec, alter
mating with the present route, and not to exceed
o0000 yearly.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Nothing Of interest occur
red to-day in either House beyond the delivery of the
message
[Tel. Cor. Charleston Cour lst and ID insts
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EE- W. EH EI ZEE Hzs, "a NE lib
AT HIS NEW STAND,
Corner. of Bnrenne and Canal streets,
lin the Gothic Bullng,)
Offers for sale of the largest and complete
mens of FANCY AND STBPLE DRY GOODS offered in
the South. His stock is new. Of his own importation and will
be sold VERY Low PRICES: It consists, in part, Of
Rich Printed, Plain and Plaid CASIIMERES.
Rich MOUSSELINES DE LAME and CIIALLIES.
BOMBAZINES, Merinoes, .Apaccas,
French, English and American CALICOS.
Printed Plaid and Solid Colored BAREGES.
Rich silk and Worsted CURTAIN DAMASK.
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS.
jacquard and Damask CURTAIN MUSLINS.
CURTAIN CALICOS, Printed and Solid Colors
Linen BOBINET and Linen MEETINGS..
French Scotch and Irish Real Linen SIIEETING.
French and Irish Damask ABLE CLOTHS and Napkins.
SIIIRTING LINENS, made order.
TOWEIINtiS, of every description.
JACONETS MULLMU LII and NAINSOOkS.
Real India and Swiss MuSIINS.
CHEMISETTES and Sleeves Brooches, Collaretes, etc.
Embroidered Fesooned and l.. c. HANDkERCHIEFS.
Velvet and Cloth tLOAkS and MANTII.LAS
Silk and Lace SCARFS and MANIILLAS, great variety.
English, French and German HOSIERY of every style and
quality.
KID GLOVES, Real Journ's. nt 81 pair
FI.ANSEIS, Of every description and quality.
French English and American BLANKETS.
DOMESTICS of the celebrated makes
CASsIMEREs. SATINETS, TWEEDS.
COTTONADES, DENNIS, CHECKS and STRIPES.
In addition above constantly receiving by every
arrival all the NEW and LATEST STYLE OF GOODS in my
line.
B. W. HEBRARD,
MO 2pl5teod corner of Baronue and Canal Streets
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TRor" " BETWEEN Two HORSES AND AN INDIAS.-
Smith, the we'll known Indian runner of Tonawanda
has lately had trial of speed at Chicago with the
trotting horses Selm and Reindeer, for a purse of
$500 The horses to trot six miles, (two mile heats)
while the Indian to three miles, just half the
distance. The race and purse was won by Smith,
beating the horses minute one second. The time
of the horses for six miles, l6:4O Indian, 1899.
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II. CAREER COlep0sey'S

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The ldersgne sole manufacturers under +. CARY 5
patents of lS 1915 and S4 have permanently established
Oice and Warehouse No 70 t;EAFIEE STREET and
prepared to furnish Planters and Merchants any size
Of the celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages 9TH
nubertess endorsements by practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and 10
make It's adoption still more general
rs or,r T. CARVER COMPANY.
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The Supreme Court of the United States, says the
National Inteigencer of the lst commences its regl-
lar annual term to-day. Weare glad to learn that the
venerable Chief Justice is in the city and ready to
take his seat in improved health. Associate Justices
Mclean Daniel, Campbell and Curtis are also present,
hear So that court will be formed doubtless at
the hOur
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[Tel. Cor. Charleston Cour. lst and ID insts.

The UPPER RIvERs.-By private Dispatch re-
ceived in town yesterday morning, dated st. LOUIS
the previous evening, we learn that the Illinois river
was closed by ce and that large quantities were float
ing in the river opposite st. Louis There was seven
and half feet water in the river to Cairo and the
river was reported falling.
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DRAMATIC SNoBBERY REBUKED.-A colored opera
troupe i'll Philadelphia recently burlesqued, in an
amusing manner, the foolish feat of dramatic COM
pany performing in two cities, one hundred miles
apart on the same night. They performed in two
halls in Philadelphia on the same night and were
cOnveyed from one to the other in wheelbarrows!
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325V prizes amounting to..' SlU3,VV
Whole Tickets, $40 Halves. IS Quarters, S21z.
PLAN OF THE 1oTTEPy
The Numbers from o 20 o, corresnoning with thoea Num-
hers on the Tickets nrincd IN slin of manor arr en-
circled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first Prizes snlay nrjne and enirced are naced
in another wheel
The wheels are then revoved and number is drawn from
tha hee oF N,mters and at the sare time prize ia drarn
from the other wheel The Number and Prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited to the AUDIENCE and registered by the
Commissioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn until Prizes
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REMOVAL OF THE FLORIDA NDIANs-It is stated
that the Secretaries Of War an1 the Interior have CON
c!nded an important arrangement for the peaceful re-
moval of the Seminole Indians from. Florida a dele
CATION of Seminole chiefs from the west of the Miss
issippi will be sent to Florida with presents and
promises Of liberal grants of land.
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FROM kASsAs.-The latest dates from Kansas in
form us that the man who murdered Hayes and was
admitted to bail by Judge Lecompton, had been re-
arrested upon the warrant of the Governor and that
Judge Cato had refused to grant writ of habeas
pus in his case
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

RoBB1NG A ToMBsToSE.-Some scoundrel Or scoun.
drels have been robbing tombstones in the New AL
bany Qa) cemetery, of the little mementoes attached
to them few nights ago daguerreotype likeness
was taken from the tombstone of the deceased wife of
Johns. Davis, Esq. Did anybody ever hear Of smi
lar occurrence in the South?
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Eses,sOrez !! EseneOved :!

FsensOret1 EseneOved -
FfsOHl NO. l5 To II ROYAL STREET.
Asupply of CREME De BOUIY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal TO the best thai
colnus this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA aud SHERRY
WINES
b II A n ID ES:
sAzERA of the Vintage of 1895 7eS and 1905, and othe,
brands
= w HIS K Y:
OF all descriptions--Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii
OUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 3pu No. II Royal street.
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SINGULAR CAUSE FOR SELF-MuRDER.-A woman
cut her throat in New York recently because her
husband came home very drunk. If the women gene
rally followed this example, the world would speedily
be depopuated.
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FIRE IN PHILADELrHlA.-On the night of the 2Sth,
ult. fire occurred in Philadelphia, which destroyed
large yestory building the corner of Seventh and
Chestnut Streets occupied by several business estab
lishmens. The loss was estimated at about $50 OO0
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Nsh Orleans 9ailg Cresteut.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
NEW YORK MARKETS
[BY TIE TATIoTAL LrNE.1

NEW YORK, December r6.-Fiour-Sale Of the week
amount to IS 900 bbs. at prices ranging from SO Is
to SO 40. Wheat closed to-day with an advancingten-
tency (about 2c) White 81 81 to 81 II red 81 go.
Corn has slightly declined. Whsky-sales have been
made at 34c. ,'su4.. r.fH. a..
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, December 6.-Flour is active, and pri-
ces are quoted at S. 2 to s. 35. Sales of inseed oil
at Csc. ..-..
River Intelligence. 90
LOUISVILLE, December 6.-The river at Pittsburgh
is rising rapidly, there being now foryone inches of
water at the falls.
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The Scottish people about to erect in the Abbey
Craig, near Stirling, monument to Sir William Wal
lace, whose name will be ever honored by his coun-
trymen, and by the admirers of courage and patrio
tism all over the world
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For a. Sh;6rfaTinte, Osegy!

MUSICAL BOXES,
WATCHES, -
CLOCKS, AND
JEWELRY, etc, etc.
VERY Low
"a TT Ell . T. II "a ET ia @ S.
= Corner Poydras and Caroudeet ss
n9F-Cusomers may always the beautiful MECI1ANI-
CAL SINGING BIRD, ms 2plm
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STEAMBOAT StSK-On the 9th ult. the steamer
Keystone struck rock in the Missouri river, about
fifty miles above Jefferson City. She was not mate
rally injured, and it was thought could be easily
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Geo. HE'. Thrift

Geo. HB'. Thrift
COM MI SION NJ f r. CHANT,
No. ia Commerce ST.. Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention puid the sale of all kinds of WEST
EE PRODUCE, such Flour Whisky, Pork, Lard, Grain
Of MI kinds, Hay, etc.
REFERS ro-Srssrs. PoMERoy & MARSHALL, GooDE 4 UL-
RICK CuAMBERI>lN Il Co, Mobile Mcssrs C. W. NEWTON
Co., CARROLL PRIrcHARp Co, HENDERSON & PEALE New
Orleans, oS 2ptf
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Consul AT New YoRK.-President Pierce has of
fcally recognized Charles f. Loosely as ConsulGene
raj of Austria at New York.
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SHIP BUILDING N New YoRK.-A statement of
the ship building operations in the various yards in
and around New York for the year 1885, which is SO
near the close as to render any material change in the
figures impossible shows that the number of launches
including every class of vessel from the Insignificant
lighter, to the stately steam rgate Niagara has been
ftysix, aggregatng 2410 tons, against thirtyseven
vessels of 29,s67 tons in 1856. The number now on
the stocks is sixteen, of the capacity of $4,000 tons
while at the close of 1856 the number was seventeen
and the tonnage 2l,720. Stagnaton very generally
prevails in the ship yards and the builders can see no
| immediate prospect Of improvement before them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Two BOYS KILLED.--A sad accident occurred near
Bridsewater, Pa, a short time since. A number of
boys had dug cave in the side of the hill between
the Glassworks and the Pittsburg and Cleveland
Railroad, near Beaver Point, where they were accus-
toned to assemble for their own amusement. The
soil was sand and gravel and had perhaps become
oosened by the recent rain but at all events while
party of seven amusing themselves in the cave,
the roof fell in and buried the unfortunate lads be-
meath heavy mass of earth. Two of the party were
taken out dead both about fifteen years of age.
Another was very seriously injured and all the party
more Or less so.
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Bpr, ,E4ssaeS Scott,

Formerly Cronelet has removed his office to
40. ei Bourbon street,
Csomhoue Streets where he mag be con-
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES
Structures Of Urera Dropsy (tscs and AnaSarcas
SypiS in all its forms radically cured in very short time,
and without olsnt inconvenience TO the patient Dyspepsia
NJ, sr22 2p3rr
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CaOckel'y, Glass 01e6 China.

large stock well assorted for country trade at low prices
For sale by
Pr. FELL & CO.,
nl5 2pm q. II Camp street.
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Will leave on MONDAY. Srl inst. at : o'clock r NJ
r. FOR SHRENEPDRI = Tic fine
Y A z o @ RI V E r.
B L A c X r | V Z r

Will leave on TUESDAY,, Dee. 9th at 5 o'clnck p NJ
re- o. FOR BAYOU, TENSAS, BLACK
kiver-The splendid light drll,ht c.
ss:EE5ssA Hays, n. L. Biggs, master, will positively
leave nhove, for Mond Bayou, Coure FONT Trinity, all
ntc1eHrt landings Black River. For freight passage
apply on board, or TO
deco LEWIS SNAPP & co, 4 Front street,
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For Sale,
AT THE DEPOSITORY, IN ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
No. I54 Camp street, New Orleans,
The Publications of the PRESBYTERIAN BOARD and of
the AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. UNION.
ROBERT CARTER Il BROS PUBLICATIONS.
FRENCH EVASGEIICAI. BOOKS,
Imported from France
BIBLES, and
n variety of other RELIGIOUS WORKS. Fnr sale by
m22p B. WAYNE, Agent.
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Railroad Lanterns.


4 first rate article of BRASS MOUNTED LANTERNS, for
Railroad and Steamboat use. For sale by
P R. FELL & CO.,
nj l'amn
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China.

China.
The subscribers opening large and splendid assort
Of China
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES, VASES, etc.
Having bought the above auction far below importation
cost, offering them at spondngy low prices
P. R. FELL l. CO.,
nl5 2plm Il Camp street
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Fashionable Clothing.

II S6rM,E% HN di Ne IL. aGs Gap.s
35 CAMP STREET,,
Are receiving their supplies of LII and WINTER CLOTH
ING, to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS:
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
RAGI.ANS AND OTEECOATS;
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
Silk Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
Supcrinc Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Coored French and English Muslin :.
Merno Silk Shaker Flale Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
SI AWI.S-Icns Travelling SIIAWI.S and MAUDS;
Rich Silk CR.tEATS and SCAKFS;
Rich Silk Albert, Opera and Napoleon TIES
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE CHhMBRE
MO 2pcollru
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HARDWARE.

o. seles Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
49, O. n BEN ESiVTREDGE 4 co., M.
* i; s: : !: ] 4: ::: &;
SEN 9HE @HhEs EoHNPH tsf'tr j l5a AS1 s55
W ~o Doors from the St. harirs Thcaicr Mannac
f"Ss 'f s Bs sI and s
" #RoGT n6S @ @S ar "a al Ed p4psse S CAST AND
isr M f o4 s s a sad s t. chs eea yR ys
Sb SHhs hRhs Ii lH n Hbrs M cs %sb 4HHHTHFS b6HHSTi5
40 rsyer ssets rec hays on hand and are constantly
& Hoes, SpSics ] and Shovcs; corn and olSe sis;
AnSiI" vicsS and sows; conn;er and Platform scaiss
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates; Andircls and Tenders;
i!rI HrmnrT, ro d 92"T; Sh%rs, and IoIrs
Hooks and Hinges Iron anl Brass screws;
Together with large assortment Of Fry Goods viz: Combs
offered the lowe, city piper n"25ly
N5c2S SPhrIEfSoS sot"sS d bsIo1d f's and HIKE: XIV
EAH sp'fE:9 FSSE TST anG
MAGilISEhY ,; Of MI Snds for SIenn 94s Ss"r fnnt
r""! GIN tc,ri"s, lorse Power Fhe rronts, Furnace mace
% for % h' rstS If f" 2 osw @ ra as W WGk ar" %
a kinds Sch Gnase Cocks and Valves Of descrip
t tS E'FS S% HS saw M iH N9 M4
c4sry % ys Of sy m @ PIT oil That ,r nay be sGne @ Wheel srrDns
Ease Bolts G"se Cocks Valves Of all sizes used BY Steum
Thankful fer the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
them they hope by s'd"ous attention to their business
aul2iy McCAN L PATTERSON.
@ oEH1ASs s as;:ss,a u 5:,a
ss R"SS al n n nS: DE- A4sh;st, ss1s, "a and y u n r"
Work at SOS 81 aud b Circus street such rs yeran'"h Rail
star ron Iscs, Eoo5 etc. ''O''' '''' ''1
TIsx keeg eols,i, Iana Cast ami Wrought Iron Col
dcsrpon of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
sc24 3m BENNETT ( CO,
"A =, DANIEL iIDSV VAitns, @uGoESsuk TO
81 - Twill, ElTTdSl @ Nos Is 30 and ~ New levee and
W. cption of Copper Tin Sheet Iron md Brass Work
H. nov 5Sf @ f.. m sy tas as T Ss aaTs a
ever ythinp n2pcrainng to the Su;nrho'sr
general of Steam t,',ges, Whistles Bras
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
which he T have @ IN IN scs% opsr"n Si ." the he ] o
col R camP, My,>s $ T. l.rrisGn, + FosaIl Nelson
Thomson Co. anA l. f. For,inl of this city, to whom he
-, pss isAtos. \ q.
Ep[[s. and Country trade thai they have hand
iS"'5 @ S2%15'"; ""s " "'s S' ", Rss fs
Pistols s TnH and o"kS @ "ty e" sri SS1Y o,n r0on"n oE If
Builders Hardware, Of Descriptions 'nteS Tools ETC,
se s s1s ss they "e " prices "a 0" e
! EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ONLEASs.-LEE4i}s :
~ to @ E@"'' "tT s Ss @ yse"%m 1 % S
gar Kettles Cariers Filters steam hn Horse Power Drain;
FTons S sS@ oF Ria"Fs M Furiee @ o1 Crate Bars etc.
MSSnsry Tsanirs for Tie Sonh ind ara eD,rsd t
sriN%S;s SI XIX S;s1 rAFESF 1 BASAssE FtESSEn
DUIiDlI{S' HAHDNN ARE AND Gar A'G'I.;,5.
rns a'soio Of @ crs + H, @ >1 ,ia If +: i
ti9n LOCKS Of eysry descpsi?r NiGt Il 1
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OU A G H I r A RIV Z R.
Leaves on MONDAY, Sth instant, at j p. VI.
VTfNES EyENgNIS

Leaves on MONDAY Sth lnSitu at j 7. Vi.
r. FOR OUACHIVA RIEER-CAM-
- deu nrctThe regular passtl1er steamer Mo-
E5z4E44s Greenwood, Thomas master, will leave
above, for Camden, Beach Hills, thampagnoe Pigeon ii
Aric Saline Mouth Of Bartholomew and d rbone. Alabama
landing Monroe. lIarrisonhmrg Trinity BlHck River
and a intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board.
does LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, Front street.
EEyA Through bills Of lAdng athgh rates.
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
P H | l. A D E l. p II 4.


PHILA PHIA.
EH#s sLINE,,1he Al clipper bark alnhlon William
4ISs s '''" 1ff sS$S n"sss
k6R FOR PH1LADEhPI1IA;-R REGULAR
ntT Al no p"ts aln HS snn nY w 9"ee% ys eu: af s
'n'i M For GEo W. eF 4sSoS gss'f g. "sS
BOSTON,.
hM- FOR BOsTOs-CREsCENT LINE THE
N1 fine fast sailing clipper brk .gI,iiatn Drink waaGr
going board will have immediate Dispatch For freight or
mssage' apply to ,. ,,,c,,,nnrp co q, f.ro,i.r ct
k FOR I5NETnE yS,sa1 IsAr Al
seaS avins large portion of her eargo engsked will
have quick dispatch For balance Of freight or ssae "p'
az GEO. W. HYNsoN h Co, 80 Camp street
kfas- FOR BOsTON.-C CRESCENT LINE TIE
kk4 sglen4a very f: ,alirs Al clipper nhip Robert
gagged going board will sail in few days. For passage
only having fine accommodations apply the captain en- board
dl JONES' MtcEINDER < co. 81 Cirayicr St
kMS FOR BOSTON, nEGuLAR LINE-zrIIE
E resnlar packet ship Frnncomin' Ge9 e s,r W. roolc
1y assss %I sDpy a," 8S" FS YNso tF
dI S2 Camp street
6f8 FoK BOSTON j., KEGy5An IISE1rlIE ; IE
dtspate I2f r;h, sSry 10
HSH sts-rhe ciPpsr, shp Chaplin, Carrier master,
nt"v,g nearly all her eargo rngaEe can tkc the
apply to GEO. W, HYNsoN < Co,
ms 80 Camp street,
ass FOR BosToN-rHE Al snip Ina Rus
dip,cH i 2 wiTyFY Eof fsE% Z @ Sn y e car,nas,e st.
EDrrl ult thrIlF irl-l 400
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3 A l. 7 ! NJ O r T. .

SEK FOR BALTTIOlsE-REGULA LINE
ExEHS> The AL packet bark Ellen Morrison, Lewis,
hsvinG large portion Of her enEa. ed
quick dispatch For balance OF fegl, passage
apply tU
No GEO. w. IIYNSON & CO., 80 Camp street.
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:Inaves on TUESDAY. 9th instant. nj 5 =. n.
FH@, REGULAR ALABAMA LANDING


s.ve' 4 RHGUhh F3ESnhl e: hLAA 'll1s 4 + HANDING
Fra"k ~ I; Lyon e' & @ WS:s "ssSS:
y T % "S S iE 30! MGno "'iHs f"s
ut Smilhand C2Imba oFandveW clarksy!e W llarrison
fs Gsss rivers For sisnt A. or SDEEw w1R EkT R?s or
LEWIS sNAPp 4 %. Front street.
Clear bills alins At g winter rates Passengers md ship,
The Particular attention paid NIL plantation and
way business.
pUKDoM,s PATEXT a, ExGElsIoE SIN ATTAGH
Improvement lohe Cotton Gin gives onsindm oscatng
"cs Christianity to the SAWS Hn conseuyiy the nmoun,
ginnet is increased 80 per cent. in given time
but 's he @ n' S Ses S E; =" " @ y
"d oon ocr"pyny six chic be a,ced to
any gin now in use in one hour time
s @ M % s m d ] ] o M asr 5aa Ws G' Ne S S Fct p
pared to sell out individual or county rights Tor the above
~ iy Communication addressed to us will receive prompt
attention.
REcoMMEN nATIoHs.
We have examined the gin Attachment Of WHICH Dr. George
"f is % hS a %"ST " 0 T. N Ser nS5 5 nd hn * t 'y
plishcs the purposes for which intended. Tue Roll
sans to tie SAWS The is the stands gin much
@ H%" 81 n er we cent M " S NG x S The 70 @ a s Wou Witt T IN
the same length oi time. r Mli Mli:i,Ek;,,,,tr,- i:i,E
Na,chca, Miss, August 80 1856
uf ie control Oh ", u. t % WIZ ~ ~, @ a. ~, ,
ana 90 not heslt'e 70 nS l' VIII s! l PC. @ 'Sc ll'
nlhth improve me H'tlc VI ''e eo'to'' wy NY '
Antclca, Miss, August 80, 1856
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 25 1856,
viihnI rrY's nrn, Exrrlstor lin Atychflent md Trash
m and h. W, mo- hrsa1on in saving that the sAlurl from the
III, i ~, a,tncl,In~, srrinr in ayrry rrHrcit piHg
Seu Of Mp much Latter staple Ani is worth at least ONE
hall TO one rtn l",Ii"i ,1HIG N ninrkHl,
ArH bsERGHR@r, sEHRGHR EG Cotton Broker
HARRIS & IEEI
ElII.tll PEAlE,
WALKER, SIT ART Il HUTCHINSON,
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WEIR ISSISSIPPI.

Will leave MONDAY. Sth inst, Mt 5 o'clock p NJ
, frg% - MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
1EI 3 Packet Ine-Wcdnestay Packet-For Memphis
;ssgssEs1a Helena Napoleon, Grcenve and all ntcrne
landings splendid packet lnsomar Capt
a. McDonoug will leave as above For freight passage
deco JOHN f. HYDE & CO., &C Poytras street.
This Line takes freight for White River be reshpped on
the White River PackesSam IIae Jessie 1ze Exchange
Napoleon.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst. at5
fY~@s T. MEMPHfS NEW ORLEANS PACKET
ls7lalt.tl Lime Monday Packet-For Memphis, Helena
tssaa Napoleon, Greenvic all incrinediae land
ings-The splendid packet steamer H. r. w, HILL r H.
Newell master will be ready receive freight day and
will eaTe rs above For freight plssage apply board
JOHN Il. HYDE 4 Co, 65 Poylras street.
H9~ The boats Of this line take freight through to White
river to be rcipped steamers Jessie Izer Hale and
Exchange, Mt Nopoeon, decS
RS REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
Packct-for Carolina 1andng Ashton Pitchers
sas5Sss1 Point. Skipwih's Landing Lake Providence
Camack,s Landing, hikcns Bend Vicksbure Grand Gulf
Rodney and NatchezShe elegant and running passenger
packet steamer r.. w. POWELL H. Esis viii leave as
above. For freight OF passage. apply Oh board to
nl5 If 7. B. SMfTlI, Trhonpouas street
Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 Nj
r. p REGULAR FRIDAY VTCIKS-
Ess=9=sas4 Frank Lyon, j. NJ. white, master viii
leave above for fcksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez
Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all Intermediate
landings For freight having splendid
tions, apply on board,
LEWIS sNAPP Il Co. 4 Front street,
H The Frank Lyon will continue regular weekly packet
throughout the season. Particular attention paid plantation
and way business, sl3
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SaUg7e 8 Co.'s EOtte7'ieSs

RE THAN ONE PR1ZE To EVERY TEN TICKET
BRILLIA SCKENE!