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sW FcrtMs.--TBr subscription Ia fixed nj the
rate Of 70 90 per annum, payable in advance, or
~ 90 1.-THE expiration OF six months. The Week
~ Is published At ~ 81 per annum, invariably in
advance. Both will be punctualy delivered with
in the limits Of the City by the carrier.
w Adyertising.-0rB Dollar per square
Tor the first insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent insertion~-ten lines or less, con-
stitute square.
yearly Merchants, Tra-
ders, and others, will be contracted with on tho
most reasonable terms.
w g0b-Wark.--Ou facilities for doing
Job Work with neatn"ss and despHtch.-~in all va.
rteties Of coors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tablishment in the Citv-srch as:
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ana VISITING 0ARDs. For farther pal itidulars, we
invite you to call and see specimens.
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sTRAW MhTTIvfss.

THsT Received from New York auctions, TwFSry
~ FIVE PEtcFs WHITE and CoL0HEp MATING
which will b. sold NJ VERY Low rRlGTS at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP GAsH STORE,
Arl nB. Lafayette Street
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Dental Notice.
Music Teaching.

THE subscriber, we'll knowing n
l. to the citizens Of Batonif I II
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro
5essional services to the public, as a teacher
.ef the Piano FoRrE, the VloL,N, and t'oa-
Ngr-A-PIsToN He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, >oir6e. sc Letters
addressed to him through the post Office,
will se promptly answered and orders lett
at the Comet Office, will meet immediate
attention. octi4l H. w. JOLLY.
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First Arrival Of fpnc Season
At TIE ONE pRICE

sksS "a 3 tsa S1 4FRf SSaSdn
At THE 0NE PRICE
Clothing Emporium.
fGSllE Subscriber has 1ust received by
a. steamer CRESCENT Cray. from New
York. . large and beautiful assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting. ct Linen Bosom Shirts: silk
Cotton and Nlerino under shirts Shirt Col
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
lldkf., Cravats. Neck Ties; ScarIs Stocks,
&c, all of WHICH have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will hessol| at low prices. In arder to
do Justice and give satisfaction TO cash buy
ers; he has made it rule in all cases TO
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will III all
eases strictly auhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w d. PHILLIPS
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llrm Cbrar' Storf.
Beautiful Spring Goods.

TtST RECEIVED per Steamship Callhwba. from
u New York and opened this morning, choice
selection nf ladies Dress Goods. Flounced bar.
eEe Robes Gh lily, Pain aud Black Bareges.
Ginghnms Lawns, very fine black Alpaca, Super
Bnmbasine, English aud french prints. Brilantes,
Corded Lawns, Parts Sylphi les, - new article for
ladies dresses, Grenadines &c, at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mar25 Lafayette street
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Samdries-Dust Received.

SE2mdries--Dust Received.
DRIED PRUNES, fresl. and good, / S cts.
~ per pound.
40 coo Percussion Caps, different kinds
70 dozen Bath Bricks;
6 do Olive Oil tpnre)
II do. Browns Esst nee Ginger,
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper !;
1000 FL Capitola Segars fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit Of .Nagnesia;
50 do Dry Lemonade. at
fune6 B0GEL'S Drug Store.
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PIANOS.
E. DE ROSAS LACERDA,

E. DE ROSAS LACERDA.
BaToN Rol GE, Ii,
aNFORMt.o the Public III general that
he Is now prepared to repair N the best
manner, The OLDEST and MOST De
FECFiVE PIANOS, at Way MopsRArE
PRICES. and every rind Of Musical Instru-
rnents. lie viii also tune at very reduced
prices. foi his customers and the public in
general.
Orders lett at the Iewelry store oC Mr..
Theodore Goldman will be promntIv Mt.
tended to-
feblSitf E.DE R0SASLACERDA
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Among the Late Arrivals

Philadelphia Cheap Cash store,
WILL. be found beautiful new style
W Paris IiareEes Flonncei robes, very cheap
A large assortment Of Satin Dnmnsk Table Cloths
and Napkins, very superior quality OF Gents Lin
en- Cnmbre lIandkerehiefs /; ufew pieces Of super
white linen drill. For sale at the
PHILApFLPnfA CHEAr CAsH SToRF,
tnar2I.if Lafayette Street.
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Dress 'H'risiaassiu

WILL be opened this morning
w beautiful ssnrtmeHt Of ladies dress trim.
MINIS OF The atrst Paris style Sash and Bonnet
Ribbons, at the PnElApEEpnt CHEAP CAsn SToRE,
mnr26-h Lafayette street,
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These Springs are delightfully."- situated IT
miles from Ba on Rouge, on the banks Of the
Amte River, in a beautiful grove with good fish.
ing, hunting dc, in fact with not having had a
case of yellow fever there for the last three years
With daily commsInica lion from Baton Rouge, 1t
offers inducements unsurpassed IN this or any
other State.
The undersigned natters himself, that from
some years experience in one of the best hotels
in Philadelphia, that he vii give satisfaction
There will be q band Of music during the sea-
son and donGng every night.
N B'-A line of Stages will run from Bate
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
w. BADGER.
Greenwell Springs, April 2sth, mays
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NUMBER 50.
Tbe N(orning Comet.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted.) J

q. A. pIKE, Editor d Proprietor.
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office on Third Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

LATEE FROM KassAs -- IA Il skkirusish - lsspsrrf
Killed md tpostnded, HI copy the following from
the 81. Lonis Intelige Oh me 2Ot INST, which,
that paper says, Il taken from tie bulletin of Tie
steamer Polar Star which arrived there the AFTERNOON
preyions from ST. Joseph 5 II
On Monday, the 1Atf inst, d fight took place at
Hickory Grove between party Of 55 ProaIaTary tar
who occupied log house, and party of Aholi-
tlonsfs The fight lasted two hours. during which
one Prorslayery man was killed and three ygaunael
Ihe house occupied hy the Pro-sasery party was
attacked BY the AboEtionists, Who had one piece Of
the belligerents for thirty fays
"A umor was IN gircalation along Sfe river to tile
effect that Coy. Geary, with number 81 traops
under his command had surrounded Lawrence
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27


II CEors III THE p lTfsH oP Asats u d lsas8s
FROM the lase Pioneer Of Assatap thas
the III tfg cane iii ifas heAsA
rapid during the last month, owing to the freqaent
ahosers wish which that region has been soEsd it
is still from presenting that which It
is customary To zee in The month of September. IT
is both and for the season, and arly
planters are complaining of tie sproutHg Of flis
lower eyes caused BY the roots being broken during
the Auguss storm And tllss Those who are familiar
with the annuai crop of parish, ibid Who hsge
observed Che state of THE cane at this season o tes
year, do not esmate e prodnes of nEIls
thousand liogsheads. The difference between thigi
estimate and the crop Of 1864, which Wa ffhfFsy
thousand one hundred and fortssh bogsheads, fs
immense. Es $s
The Pioneer uther states, that the gathered
IN that parish ID said to be light owng To Tile long
drought in the spring but that the additional area
planted WIN suppl tfle deficiency. s;ss s8 Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
NUM- BElR i m
1s@ Orleaus DaiIu Grfsfsut.
For the New Orleans Crescent.
Ode to Odd Fellowship.
Z BY a Youg(t MEMBER.

.
------'----s. a--------- ~r iF88zsg
By A YougG MEMBER.
Brothers q The mystic tie,
Flourish long your Order;
Never zee may you nor
Discord CROSS its border!
Founded on Benevolence, I \
Truth and Love and Beauty
Offspring Of Intelligence,
Teaching man his duty.
Fraught with principles sublime,
Rich in precepts holy; .5..545
Poverty with it's no crime
Station howe'er lowly.
Search, yes search creation round,
Say then if another
Truly like it can be found
That SO loves brother?
When afflicted with ill-health,
Carefully he's tended
When for eyer's gone his wealth,
CHEEKY then befriended. y.
There will friendship by the hand
IN all kindness take him,
And in danger by him stand
Meier in brief forsake him. 555 x
Brothers Of the mystic tie,
Flourish long your Order
Never see may You nor /,
Discord cross its border!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
T~. STEAMERS ECLIPSE

cmr .,,1,,E rTry vDsr, n,
IIfe IA . - "a a'H So -urfrs IA
tltTss4sHISis3 .or,u,r7r,T y @ NJ ur1rTu ttFaAazaa
sL rstE W . ri - -
THE i,gLeeM u q 'Ml eies"Hu = ' ~ is' - - .. n
Brondweli Commanded will BeIIe, J. N. Broadwell,
commence her regular weekly will her
trims in the New Orleans Vcks regular weekly trips the
hur Mlliken,s Bend lake Orlenns Vicksbur Grand Gnif
Providence and Princet trade Nntchez trnle MON
on THURSDAY sth Septem AY, the 18th September leAv-
her leaving New Orleans every ing New Orleans every MON
IHukSDAf nv hNinu ~ inai Et ~ > sloun
o'clock ior me apo'e ana Ill 9s @ e pose a I'LL 'efheu
lnterlneala'e lahulnes. , ln.e i itNatiss " ,
me ano.e ssInes m e umaet g4 "A ~ I,
10 ali business entrusted to their care. -
The ECLIPSE will receive freight Yazoo river and
shin at Vickshurg without delay
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
yaabes regular bills of adng taken and contents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

ment, Know thyselgi those men more especaIly
who are apt to make remarks On other mems actions,
and forget Themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

N1CARAGUA--We find the following in the Grenada
QIiss) Republican, of the 20th inst. Weare glad the
Ncaraguan agent is getting along so prosperously,
and trust thorough canvass of Mississippi will in
crease his success an hundred fold There is great
opening in Nicagua for enteprising and Industrious
men. The farming inducements are unsurpassed,
while the mining regions are full of untold wealth.
Add to this stable order of things the government
of Gen. Walker promises and we know not of as good
a country to emigrate to. @
But to the item from the Republican: "C9f
Mai. w. G. Turnbull, of the Ncaraguan army, WIS.,
tied our town last week for the purpose of raising
men and money to aid the cause Of repnblcanism in
Nicaragua. On Saturday, at the Railroad barbecue,
two miles north of this place. he addressed the crowd,
and Immediately $ll5 contributed and several en-
stments made On Saturday night he addressed the
citizens of this place at the Town Hall, when he re-
eeived fifty odd dollars and several recruits. -.
He is canvassng the State for this purpose and has
SO far believe, been very successful having raised
s6 900 and over two hundred mon in the counties
north of this. We wish him great success
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

CRops-fIEALrH.-'r health of our parish. we are
almost every part of it, of which do not yield
readily to medical aid. OF crops, we may truthtully
say there are none. What little cotton was left un
destroyed by the great storm. has been eaten up by
the worms Many planters who confidently calculated
on two hundred bales tell they may possibly make
thirty The corn crop, too, is largely deficient and
cane is among the dream of things that were
rMarksYie (Avoyellesl Organ, goth inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
Y A ZOO RIVER.


of o 9zoo 81 nj; :SeeF xEw
&c RobInsoa Pssea Byas a F5ss sEh' nssts das
Of coIdwaer Tiatoba, Isaore Greenwood sidon Yazoo
ntove The saie Robinson will give through bills Of adn
"a se25 JOHN + HYDE CO. 6s Poydras street.
he Sallie Robinson will be ready to receive freight this
morning, foot of Customhouse street. f5 s{4 FF "
REGULAR PACKETS.
6k2iNs 1sSss sssFF5nkEHRHfE5s F45kEH AsR S3s9 e ";
o packets in tip p"Gs
have organized company TO TRI-WEEkLY LINE OF
T$sh 6 NE sRf Hs S |
The Boats comprising the Line are all Of the FIRST GLASS
inferior to in the West South for speed comfort and
viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
W. s'"' nos; @aoSPa5, ~ = phsKErs-2 h;S EFT ses 'NS''''
Ben franklin, NJ. G. Anlers, master.
IWspsESDAx ss,s,o.s;s W PAeka1sm ast1ss so-,.,
InSomar, L. McDonough master
VER,pAT ts,n rhas pAGkEasN 6 Ease, ros.er
Belfast, H. L. Church, master: ,,7,.
Shippers ad phsse'sers may rely on the puncnatN Of the
The Line connects Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
sel9tf JOHN +. HYDE & CO., &c Poydras street.
fsTs b, Us. s.TRI-yNEEKLKM MAIL 2 LINE, IslE
ssL e from New Orleans to yicksburg-For Donald
T-sgz sonville, Plaquemines Baton Rouge. Port Hud
son. Bayou Sara River Landing. Fort Adams Natchez
Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Vicksbnrg.
Princess, Capt Holmes, TUESDAY, at 5 P NJ
L. ". @ Rae. Capt; Canon, THuRspAY, at5 P. M.
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
regular days. without fail the hour appointed All
entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned W. NJ
SHAW agent of Vicksbug, who will forward
it without delay and without any extra charge
These will responsible for any letter package
containing money jewelry other vauables unless regular
bills of adng taken specifying and vaue
the freight paid for any rauabe deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight Or passage apply on board. or to
CARROLL. PRITHCARD & CO.,
Union Row, So Carondelct st.
T. B. SMITH, No. 4 Tchoupitoulas st.
b All freight for Yazoo river must be consigned house
at Vicksburg. s4 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

By the Monroe American Union, of the 18th inst,
we learn that Club Of Fillmore Rangers has been
formed in that town, to meet at least twice month
The following permanent officers elected: Presi
dent, Capt J. Monroe Stewart. Vice-Presidents,
WIS. Grayson, Robt Ray A. Fl. scriber, ". H. Goats,
WI. Earle, David Faulk and f. Cowan. Secretary,
Charles Delery.
The following resolutions, among others, were
unanimously adopted
Resotred That it is the duty of every lover Of the
Union to stand by it, this its dark hour Of trial.
protect it from the efforts Of sectionalisn.
Resolued, That in the language OF Gen. Jackson,
and at all hazards, "The Union must and shall be
preserved"
Resolved, That the doctrine OF Squatter Sovereign
ty contained in the Kansas-N Nebraska bill, embodied
in the Democratic platform at Cincinnati, and en-
dorsed by the Democratic candidates, Buchanan and
Breckenridge, is departure from the doctrine always
heretofore maintained by the South in regard to the
Territories, and virtually surrenders them to freeso
ism. s
Resolued, That in Millard Fillmore we recognize a
patriot, in whom there is guile, who loves his
try more than his party and in A. ]. Donelson, a
lover of the Union whose patriotic efforts defeated
the nefarions schemes Of the Disunionsts who con-
vened at Nashville to carry out their unholy pur-
poses
Robt. Ray, Esq, then addressed the Rangers at
length, and forcibly and eloquently. According to
the report in the Union, it must have been d very
happy effort The meeting then adjourned until 8
| o'clock in the afternoon. ss
Upon re-assembling, speeches were made by Col
Thomas 0. Benton, G. G.. Henderson, J. G. Stokes,
and ". J. O. Baker, Esqs, all of which were well re-
ceived and duly approximately the intelligent audi
ence in attendance.
At the conclusion of the speeches the subioined
resolutions were offered and adopted They are so
good that We feel it incumbent upon to reproduce
them: 55.5=s
| Resolued, That as Americans and Louisanians, we
have seen with regret and modification the foul art
Gle Of the Louisville Courier in which Gen. Jackson,
the hero of New Orleans is charged with meanly vii
fying Buchanan, in which it is said g the i1famy OF
The ,role affair rests Jackson" that Gen. jackson
an nsaney yindictve old tyrant, and that his
tory CONFLICTS Jackson of slandering Clay, and then
| CONFLICTS him Sof slandering Buchanan because he
toould not pe,jure himself BY supporting the SANDER
| against Clayn AL sE
| Resolued, That we condemn the party which de-
scends so low to vfy dead hero in order to ele-
vate a living partisan E s. gsa 3
| Resoived, That the party which acts in such a
manner can be governed solely by the maxim " that
living dog is better than a dead lion.''
The Buchanan party evidently acts upon the maxim
that living dog is better than dead loD," for as
yet no defence of the fair fame Of Gen. jackson
against the foul aspersions of the Louisville Courier
has appeared in the columns of its leading organs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

ARREST OF THE HEAD OF THE VIGILANCE Com
urrrEr.-The New York Evening Post, of the 18th
inst has the following:
Dpnuty Sheriff Cronhle this morning arrested and
hrougbt before the Supreme Court, William l. Cole
man. President of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
mittee now temporarily in this city: : 1a,,,,
ngalonav ote Of California who states in his aida
VT , that while performing his duty in guarding the
State arms Of California against the Vigilance Com
mittee, he was seized handcuffed, and finally expelled
from the State by that lawess organization, to his
great personal and pecnniary damage.
He therefore begs that Coleman, the leader of the
Committee, who is reputed to he very wealthy may
be held to bail for 100000, The court, however,
released the prisoner on giving bail for $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

DIFFICULTIES m PUTNAM COUNTY, FLoRIDA-The
Palatka Democrat says there is a company of Regu.
lators in Putnam county, Fa., banded together for
the expulsion of an association Of thieves counter
feiters and scoundrels," who infest that county.
Thurs lay before last they met in the vicinity OF Pa
latka james Ryals, travelling in company with silas
Weeks. Ryals they attempted to arrest when a he
fred on them, wounding one of their number slightly,
and was himself probably fatally wounded
The organization of the Regulators has called into
being counter organization known as Moderados, Of
which Ryals was chief The Democrat says " From
nesent Indications those who are most obnoxious to
the Regulators will leave this part of the State and
quiet aud good order be again restored: Il they do
not It is feared that more blood will be she'd" f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

rEoN sp sEprEMnEK To 3lsr ocronER.

FROM 3D SEPTEMBER 3lsT OCTOBER. i
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at half
niles from New Orleans, s:s ocoek. p. II Re1rnns
leaves Magnoaeyery morning at @ o'clock: and reaches New
an Extra Train leaves New Orleans every sunday at o'clock
N"51fa 5sas sas 4'a
FARE.Thee cents per mile each way Children under five
half s5 Ks
ncmsyc @ at a hs oerog es MI" "0n
sEAs6S TIcKETs e eSsinea at the Office es the
woes halves in packages Of alta reduced price
Coored not to @ ride in the ,rans 3 without
the siaos to and from which they M my ~ 60 As As the pass will
direction only those making trip both will have to be
FREiGITr TRAIN leaves New Orleans Magnolia and
Intermediate stations at O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday Thnrs
etnediats stations every Moniay wednesday and Friday
at 1T a % hpn @ tran @ e rsupr on pa
10 reeeye and deliver freight but not on any other days
asi T be at the New Orleans depot
s eEYAnp s snp t,s T5ansSertaS1 ,,s2"
and from jackson to Magnolia day connecting
with The passenger trains s3 If
g -! !zzzzakI{iz6A5 k3TEzS A56 aEHzf WESTERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
of m s t wen bssta ssrs t A
rena AlgsFs eyery eysry day 1ay n
Arrive at B&yoaBq%5 FE4ijFYiYs: si :::::is:SS p Nj
Leave BAYOU Buuf l30 ?. N.
Arrive a. ,'5stna ;tr1 5:S9 5:S9 IN.
to 60 regular stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
10 I5ohtle
To Bayou des Allemhnds. 80
To Raceand Lafourche Crossings and Terebonne. 10
To Tiserville.. %
To Bayou Bnuf. 80
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trans leaving
the foot Of ST. EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
| cisely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bu and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf the foot OF ST. Louis
street. EVERY Jay until O'Clock P. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered ali
other Stations than Bayou des lemands Raceand Iafoche
Crossing, Terrebone Tigerve and Bayou Bouf (where
| the Company have ngents) must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates OF Freight be had application
OF the office of the Company.
tn. THAYER,
| aulH Master Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27

g. srs4!sn SLAVE n; DEPOT, NO. i5s COMMON
A STEEET-The undersigned has on hand, and will keep
S constantly for sale for either Cash City AsesRapee
Of an descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS ETC. ETC.
Baronne street. he is prepared to transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonabetem be obtained the
city.
Paricunr attention will be paid to congnments Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBI, l56 Common street.
Observation-Disclosures Il Co. Curry Person D. G. Kicks
Co.. Richard Beck j. G. Cocks Co; Watt DeSaucs
n. B--The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj 1y
EILMAN's BAt$ASSE EFURNACE.-2EPORTs
in circulation by INSCRIPTIONS parties TO the effect tha
Patent gasse Furnace an Infringement other
tent and thereby renders planters who my Furnace
liable to suit for damages have made it eXpeent for
employ eminent and we'll known Patent attorney
all the file at the Patent Office in relation to the sub
ect and his statement below sufficient upon the
intelligence honesty OF those who would prendce my
ness by such MEANS SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IA, 1856.
To SRmnel H Gilman, Esq:
SrSugur planters with perfect safety security
with you for your improved gasse Furnace in no
wise conflicts with tenbe claims held under existing
tents To be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
THOS. G. CLINTON, 4i4 Seventh street,
APT If opposite Patent Office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
FOR RED RIVER.

Will leave on MONDAY. 10Th inst, at o'clock p. NJ.
, fFzS FOR RALEXANDEsIA AND ALL IN
~ termedate landinss-The fine light fraught pas
eaazasssa senger steamer Lone Star,J ), s. Smith,
will leave above positively For freight passage ap
ply on board, foot of Benvile street. z77sF
viii leave on TUESDAY, Both inst, ut O'Clock p NJ
re- FOR. ALEXANDRIA AND COR
IT toms LandngThe fine, fast running passenger
asssas4aEa packet steamer Union, J. Aguala MASTER
will leave for Alexandria and Gorton's Landing above For
freight or passage, apply on board or 20
sell LEWIS SNAPP IL CO., 81 Front street.
Freight taken to Shreveport above if consigned Alex
nndria. -.fE e.. rE.sa-t-E} ~ =""r'. GF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-27
SATURDAY. MoRNING, SEPTEMBER 27, q
STEAMBOAT DEP PA.RTUR,Esss.
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.



tss,,' z 81 s.t 4 4 eAEE
p1asa p sapsssa ina fg I'll fasa f
ssTsy psnmsa ps5,s 5as
ter n ready receive freight and will leaye as
f'r freight b IS
na asapan 5 sy y s NJ a % an RSaH
and win take but 200 tons freight for ST Lous se25
wiz on sAHTgpAH gE iSE 2h ftfa 9f # oSis
J. ssss1s
Hickman, Louis and all intermediate landings. For freight
Or passage apply on board q s9v,s t. sv.pp "a
P.sParticnlar attention paid Plantation Way Bends
w!save TEspAy 9;s Ak as sassskK G,s!sskP H,pE
hs ,ns Ssg 4 nIe51,de Ms
.1Iss.s spsnSd ssaains sh ds$s5s
xiii leave freight heard
particular attention q deIivery :. " ne2I
LOWER MIssIssIPP1.s
Es:zss on sAEEsnsz Esis 81 ratkkT 1s I ffsE u
msmPa HspesR dssnss spna aas paeke
steamer Belfast Capt @ Church will be re ready 70 receive
Nspp.s ss2s =. - 4 JOHN = HYDE Co Go Poydras i. :
WI ssys wSBSsfPin osssf ss NE 4 ss1ss oRhEAks
saRaaaaElstsSa e WEDNESDAY PACKET-For Memphis, He
tsasa eGa, Napoleon, Greenre and all intermediate
andingsTbe splendid packet Ingomar, Captain
t. McDonough will leave above. For freight or passage
se7 : - JOHN f. HYDE & CO.. eS Poydras street.
.s@& y Leaves every FRIDAY at Pm
IT, REGULAR FRIDAY vICIAs-
ssss EranIS Iyon,J NJ MY, White, s master VII VI
Rodney, Nachez, Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge,
and ali Intermediate landings For freight PASSAGE having
splendid aRsE s3PP ses5
R. X. LAUGHLIN, l4S Carondelet street
M~The Frank Lyon will continue regular weekly packet
throughout the Particular attention paid to plantation
anI IIyayi ilusne