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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21

s-4~ GREAT e N -
gH IsE u EE5E kS5TUfTTAE UH1 j.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains,
splendid passenger leaves Nw Orleans daily at
o'clock p NJ from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. N.
Evening Express at 6 P. NJ. .
Connecting at sANnoVAI with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for Louis PANA with Terre Haue and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cncnnat at DECATUR with Great
western Railroad for Springfield and NaPles at
LASAIE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island, DAY.
export Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago Burling-
Railroad, for Galesbu burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
of the Minnesota Packet Companys leave Dun
sh for ST. Pan and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo.
Going East there change of between Cairo Chi
and but three from Cairo to New Yerk Through Chi
co S hours; Niagara Falls 35 hours New York IS
Baggage checked through.
H-For through tickets information apply the ILL
Central Railroad Ticket Office, the Charles
tel ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
as W. F.. REDDING, Agent.
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JupoE RookE.-Judge Rookie, on going the West
ern Circuit, had large stone thrown at his head,
but from the circumstance of his stopping very much
it passed over him. You said he to his friends
I" ii had been an UPRIGHT judge, might have been
killed.
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- SoS HNh GREAT NbkTHERF

- A29HeX@.@41fxEy 29aHeX1s.@41fx7Ey R AILROAD.
s mI
Nea A. and
s
age and eclo5sd Il, gsTs9ns, E half price A., -
company Caope and Muanoia sts Also family tickets
IN % In M
written expressly authorizing them to do So and naming
ss BY 70 sy s M
direction Only those making trip oth ways will have to be
Freight TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhsven
Day ND sauIday leaves BresEheyen ~
T0rSs s3S Ea
Saturdays at Flag Stations dway between regular stations
NJ freight win be received at the New Orleans depot
A'''' ''i' T. s. WILLIAMS, sup't Transportation.
4S line Of four horse mail from rookhaver
inR with the passenger trains. sS If
El@M M H ssrFs FM 70 1hhAA@ 1SHassss' e1fn
sss5ae non and and %In4anoa Tia III =
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
'eA'''s TEHNs sN6 oPELousAs W m RAiLRoaD. of''
Es s.
ssn to snd s
OPPOSITE @ s New sa s M s asd T
MORNING, at 10 o'clock, commencing Sunday the 10th
rs M 4 EsS Sp Hssy ensSs fSs
THURSDAYS.
Returning tle days Of leaving 1ndianola will be WEDNEs
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS ant
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the
pany Landing in New Orleans the foot ST. Louis
will transported through ports of destination whou
charge of kind the lowest heretofore
| by the line of outside steamers
For freight passage apply the Office of the Company
e only office of the lire in New Orleans Of St. Pete
and evee Streets opposite Square, where cabin plan
of the steamers may be and state rooms secured.
| A. B. SEC Err, Vice President
| myll NJ o. Opelousas and G. W. Railroad Co.
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LOSS OF TIE CENTRAL AMERICA.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 19.-Captain Badger furnishes
all the names Of those lost with the Central America
that he can recollect, as follows
. A. NJ Lee, Of Canada. IN !4 -'e5 ll.ss
Benz. Colt and Richard Milton, Of Illinois,
- Hanson and John Herne, Of Missouri.
James E. Birch, Of Missouri.
CYAN Rensselaer,, first officer Of G. A.
Gabriel Brush, Of New York. -1A
Charles Taylor and Purser Dobbin, Of North Caro-
lima. Il H.
Samuel shreve, DR.. Byaum, Mr.. Parker and Mr..
Lerone, San Francisco. >sa5>
DR.. Gibbs and Mr.. Marin, of California.
Mr.. Booker, of Boston. s{ 80 ]...s..-s5s q
Mr.. Neite, of Sacramento, Cal. aS ID ~
VIM. Hall and Purser Hall, of the steamer c.. A..
both of New York, and brothers.
SAVANNAH, Sept. l9.-Among the lost by the Cen.
tral America are y t43ss551fE l1
Mr.. Dobbin, Purser in the U. s. Navy.
Judge Munson, Of San Francisco. -e
Mr.. Birch, of San Diego, California Mail Con
tractor. as ase ssa-,
Capt. Herndon, Of the Central America.
Messrs. Childs, Howes, Ridley and Cook left this
morning on the, Alabama, for New York. Mr.. Frede
rick remains here sick. ss5la . ss.ir I
We are unable to get the names of those who ar
rived at Norfolk. ~ 5Af
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q r.--. UNITED sTATESTR!. n.=. =
IHslsS WEEKLY MAhh MelbAtlRti LINE tssSsaa&4sEal

ON TITESD AY atom THURSDAY'ION SATURDAY, al
Wy p n at S P. NJ 5P. NJ.
Tha ant IT The magnificent The magnificent Y.
s,atas Nail nacket u s mail packet States mail pncket
Princess Eaptn)R. w. McRne N atchez, Capt,n
Wiior vii leave, Capt j. NJ. White, 7. r. Leatlers, will
or will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Paonemne Baton jacksonville, Plaque He Paquenine
RouT. Port Hudson mne Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge, Port
Rayou Sara Red Hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayon Sara
River Landing, FortS Sara ea eu -. tisel
Wntarnroof Rodney ans Natehez, Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Jpseph Grand teprocf Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and Josep, Grand il Warrenton and
Tckshurg yIGule Warrenton, Nck sburg every SA
r TTESn " at AN kens Be nd lTURDAY.. 5 o..
o,cIock p N lVicksburg, La e clock P, NJ.
The r INCES SPr1vidence. Stacks The steamer N Al.
connects Ncks lsllnd ahu nltv q n q ~.
burg II his Land n II fcksburg with the
er Il" : - aTD and every THU RS DAY steamer RANGER,
will take erbt for M O'Clock NJ. and will take freight
all the landings on The K W Ncor VI the hhIlngs
Yazoo river as high connects a Yazoo high
Greenwood. Vic sburg it MS Greenwood at high
sinner Ranger, tax water rates.
ling fr' 'ghtfpr Hand
o. ings on Yazoo river .. -tt -. 10
,' las highup as Green.
.. iwcod. q. g. ...... .,.
splendid packets Will leave
ou their regular days without FAIL at the hour appointed Al
business their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to- ..-.. .--. Il.
containing money other vausbles unless regular
bills of ading specifying the contents and value anc
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the esrS
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or 70
Union Row, 53 Carordeet st.
MO If n. SMITH, No. Tchouptoulas ST.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO RIVER,

Leaves on AoMnaY s a.. int At sP: ~, pnnetuaily
,sTnsdiste ter landings hns steamer q. III.
.i,. +. Capt. H. Fawcett, will leave
aS Apo'e FOR freight apply board
o sell BELL BucHASAs ! As,aaa;,,.,,.. 1G;o,,, :.
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Nicaragua Transit Route.


~. New YORK, Sept. IL, 1867.
To the Editor of the Herald My attention has
been called to an article in your paper of this morn
ing, entitled The New Combinations Relative to the
Nicaragua Transit Route
This article would seem to intimate that am as
socated with Morgan, White Garrison and Others in
plan for re.opening the Nicaragua transit route.
l beg leave, once more, to say to you that have
association of any Kind with those gentlemen, or
any of them.
Permit me again to protest against this ndiscrim-
mate blending of my name with others ,,,,,nn,r-
A FLAT-FooTED FAcT.--A sable citizen of Ten
Mile, by the name Of flDyal, had been employed by
French gentleman, by the name of Solonge, TO WORK
on his farm. Finding his employers corn CRIB well
provided the aforesaid Dyal cooy helped himself to
as much corn as he wanted without the owners know
ledge or CONSENT There is nothing strange IN that
we all know that negroes WiH steal On being charged
with it, however, the of Congo boldly denied the
charge and even went so far IS 70 KNOCK GOWN MS
| accuser. The gentleman thus offended went to a
magistrate and obtained warrant for the arrest Of
| the psolent negro, aud when he returned with an
officer he found that two other negroes brothers of
the thief had joined him. the officer took the accused
in Charge and as he went OF with him. the two other
negroes followed of their own accord. On their way
to the magistrates Office, the groupe wo white men
and three negroes) CHANGED to pass the place where
Col John NJ. Sandidge was holding forth. The gal
liant Colonel had just come to that pathetic expires
sion "The flat footed Democracy of Rapides has
never yet been beat" when wag in the crowd, per
ceving the three negroes in charge Of the officer ex
claimed :" Yes, Col Sanddge, there's some OF goGi
fiat footed Democrats, look at them /" Col sanaidse
did look at them and the copper skin, hat noses ahe
kihky wool of the aat-footed Democratic voters hac
such n.eeet upon him that like the bead OF Medusa
it paralyzed all his faculties, and not another wore
could he say--the fact was too stubborn. Ana yet
4 Twill it be believed p those fellows vote at Ten-M'
precinct! alexandra tRapides) American, 9Th inst
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FOR AZOO RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY 22d inst. at 5P. NJ.
~ FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD.
Sidon, Tchula Yazoo City, Vicksbng. and all
1p@ landings below vicksbure. on Mississippi river.
The light draught. substantial MOntgOmcry, j.
W. Bowls MASTER will leave above For freight passage
apply OH board, or to F. G. RANDOLPH 4 CO.,
SELF ~ Union street.
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REGULAR ETs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 P. NJ. positively.
~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY PAS
senger packet Choctayy, Capt. J. NJ. White
T@S91@ lin place of the passenger Vicks
will leave above commencing from New Orleans
WEDNESDAY, 23i September for Carolina Landing, Ashton
Pitchers Point Skpwiths Landing, Vicksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Natchez the Coast and all intermediate landings Fo
freight passage, apply on board or
F. G.. RANDOLPH CO.,
~ Union street.
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ATOsELLE MUSCATEL-a5 cases Sparkling in
lSl store and for sale by S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street,
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 23d instant, at S p. NJ
FOR FULTON, SHREVEPORT
l6alS Grand Bayou, Catnpte Grand Ecore, and Alex
A3r andria. the superior and swift running steamer
Dick Nash, Capt W. Lampon will leave direct for the
above and all intermediate landings For freight
apply on board, or to T. b. SMITH,
sells ... 4Tchoupitouas street.
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Leaves every THU RsDAY at 5oclock, P. N.
n REGULAR THURSDAY: U. >
ss5k NJ White master, will leave for Carolina Land.
ing Ashton Pchers Point skipTith's Ian ding Lake
Grand Gulf Rodney Naehez For. Aaaps Red River Land
and Donadsonvle, carrying the U. s. Mail For freight or
PASSAGE having apply board
to -..,, !. .- ~.
h7- The R. W McRAE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through ading with the privilege of reshippng
ar, stanmpr 8 Aid iel7
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49, 1s57-ls5s-LEAvES EVERY SATUR-
eunU. = urdny Al O'clock p M.-REG ULAR SATUR-

tsstsss.5EsssasSTssssSss DAY PACKET nv
The magnfeen, passenger packet steamer Eclipse W.
on the 18th September, for Baton Rouge Bayou
Sara Sschez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warenton and Vcksburg For freight PASSAGE having un
surpsssed Accommodations apply on board or TO
'"'t GEO. d. HITE & CO., % Front street.
taxing her place in the above SATURDAY, 26h Sep
.aMnn .a,,har no naxt 20 - " =. jy24
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LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN, AN OLD POLITICAL
" WARHoRsE."--He bears upon his person the marks
of various trays, having been engaged in political
fights for more than twenty-five years. Is not very
choice in his feeding grounds, sometimes making
himself perfectly at home in tie pastures of the
enemy, and obeyng their muster call with as much
aacrity as that of his own. He is very tricky, and
not easily caught but answers readily to the Of
Old Ipm.' Is liable to break ranks without leave,
but has such "pious' look when he comes back
that he has heretofore been frequently pardoned for
acts little less than desertcn It s supposed that he
has wandered upon the waters of Tangpah0 for soli
tude and to recuperative. He is little lame with
white man, and has most lachrymose whinny.
His anxious owners hereabouts are very uneasy about
his Absence they having entered him for sweep.
stakes, to be the I'd Of November and are very
much afraid that he has taken too much " pap and
fonndered. [Feciana Democrat Fl.
The Democrat should inform us whether the ami
NAL it inquiries after has cropears bobta or bears
uny peculiar mark or brand. As it is important to
have az Old Tom" in his right place, something more
than general description should be given.
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENVILI

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOUNG LADIES.
~ ~ Conducted by Mime G. MACE.
The Glasses this Institution will he reformed for be Sos
sion on the LIST of September next.
In making this announcement Mime avails herself of
the opportunity of returning her thanks to those families who
have honored her with their confidence and Of assuring them
that as heretofore her establishment will combine the eie
ents necessary Tor the comfort and the intellectual improve
The instruction impaired St. Charles Intp.a solid
and extends all those branches constitute an accom-
pshed education, both in English and in French: Mime
Mace taking the greatest to the accomplished
he placed
The advantages offered to young ladies French families
thorough knowledge Of the English and o
te other hand Of american pupils to attain command
tuon in the country and the with which hey have
been heretofore employed be ascertaned through the most
satisfactory references.
Full information terms may be found in the prospectus
20 be obtained ut the institution. an2l In,
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oUACHIrA RIVER.

Leaves MONDAY, 2lst instant. P. NJ posively.
81, r. FOR ROUACHITA-THE WELL
l6A&Ak - known light draft steamer Bayou Belle.
sSss n NJ Mclaughlin, master, will leave ss above
The Bayou Belle is receiving freight the Cuomhouse
and will positively leave advertised For FRI light
passage, apply board T. B. SMITH,
Tchoupjtoulas
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FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on TUESDAY. ri inst, at O'Clock p ".
IT. FOR SHREVEPORT.G G II A N ID
lEAA6&k Ecore, Nachtoches, Alexandria, Gortons Bar
bins andNorman's Landings. and all intermedi-
landings Fed river via Game and Little Rvers-The
light dr,nEht fine fast running and magnificent
steamer w. A. Andrew, Capt j. g. Dowty n place Of
the steamer RAPIDEsl wleaye above positively. For
sell GEO, ID, HITE q CO., 81 street,
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Leaves every WEDNEsnAY, q O'clock 2 :!

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
~ FOR OPE LOU AS-THE NEW
mllehnl q STEAMER Anna Perret Capt. G. E. Lou
;ss aer, bult expressly FOR the traie-in place Of
Old River smnsport and all landings the Atchaaaya
For freight o passage. apply on board, or TO n
j. NJ. JOHNSTON l. CO.. 3 Front Levee st.
VIA near Custou
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY,at at s o'clock p. VI.
II n q n II & n A

RE G ULAR w e DNE SDA Y
PACkET-The superior running packet steamer
leave for Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers Point
Vicksbnrg Grand Gulf Rodney, Natchez Fort Adams Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Ps
quemine and Donadsonve above. The r. will
Yazoo freight and sign through bills adn with
the privilege For freight apply board
I. B. SMITH, Agent
TchOupOulas street.
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| AhD.OlL-l50 bbls choice Cincinnati. for sale by
JOSEPH Lands Il CO.,
aul7 So Tchoupitoulas stree.
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at 10 o'clock A. N.
49,. REGULAR SATURDAY Y MORN

KE(SULAR SATUFkOAH NIy1fEN.
lrlLuA ing Packet for Vicksburg-The steamer r.. w.
Adams, Oh. Z. Marshall master will leave
for Yck bnrr nrreno New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof Nactz Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Ration Rouge P)auuenne Donsldsonvie and the Coast
above For freight or passage, apply board, to
'' " R. W. ADAMS & co.
n B-Parcular attention given to Plantation business
Yaoo river freight high wafer rates with the privilege
= rsShnnng se16 If
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s IN.

q
IT, = Regular WEDNESDAY M yIcKsBuRG
aIAulkf 81 Packet MngnOllao-The steamer MAGNO.
=: Liza, St. Q: Thomssson master; will leaye for
proof and Natchez above commencing on WEDNESDAY,
the l6h of September 1851 For freight apply board
SCI If GEO. D. HITE CO., % Front street.
UI nj e r RARKANGENIENT-
E&s Steamer Il Ben Fr5anlklin, Jos D. Clarke Clarke
Napoleon Greenvle and all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing days throughout the connecting Cairo with the
Iois Central Railroad for ST. Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Nashville Huntsville Tuscumbia, Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs .
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct I, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct q, at 5P. NJ.
fort BY any boat having very and airy arranged
pressly tor the accommodation OF families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
engaged for of the above appi
cation her where plan Of her cabin can be
JOHN F.. HYDE CO. &C Poydrss street,
W. E. REDDING, Raro ID Agent,
leg under st. Charles Hotel
a The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
anlP Plantuti tinD huSin As
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Yth 0rlsans 9ailp Crescent.
MoNpAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER al las7
ny IOHy ). FIAT

fFrom the Louisviile journal.
Dream-world.
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GWHY DoNT You CIR DIsrIsGu1sHED.n- 1t is
impossible, says the Atlanta American, for language
to convey idea of Mr.. Hills treatment Of President
Buehanan's letter to the forty-three Aboitionists,
The effect with which he asked the question which
heads this article pas perfectly crushing to the De
mocracy who had all day been asking, aHaye you
seen Bnchanans letter?' ssag,tS eE
In Mr. Buchanan's opening paragraph he says
"From the distinguished source whence it proceeds
as well as its peculiar character, have deemed il
proper to depart from my general rule in such cases
and to give it an answer"
Glancing rapidly at the action Of the Conventions
in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia. the fact that al
of these were attended by the talent and strength
the party and that in this State l07 counties were re
presented in Convention and then calling attention
to the response the President makes to the forthree
Abotoniss, and the reason he gives for it, be cried
out to his Democratic friends with whitening sarcasm
"Why don't you get Distinguished" The effect upon
the whole audience was electric and allpervading-
The Democracy are crest-fallen, and the question.
Have you read Buchanans letter" is asked no
more It is superseded by the other, and when a
Democrat asked" why don't you get distnguished?'
the "rosy hue' mantles his cheek, and important
business very suddenly demands his attention!
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Leaves TUESDAY, 22d inst. at 5 p. NJ.
. ~ FOR RED RIVER R-Independ-
Planters LineThe and fast passenger
i::szS5h steamer Amanda, N. c. Briggs master, will
leave above for Grand Bayou camPs
Intermediate landings Red river For freight
apply board or T. B. SMITH, Agent
sel9 ...s .. ...-F5g Tchonpitoulas street.
ArThe Amanda will take freight for all landings Lake
Ristrn ash as
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HR5 frf1S 9 Nssl5
call to NSs
s
1 s Ss+ns NTH not
$$ zS SSB5 EF$F SSs PIPES
SfEsE$#$s; 5H$#fS$!sg $sEos E5HF'Es;; RaHHs;
T%sS TSSE rAs
Fs EG Esn Vys n9ssi asd @
article showing the highest point which
been carried during " VS. WATTS Water Gauge
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Together with amid See ed 9 fo cSo %%s OF M y Wsssss
snander Stoves DECK Stoves, ETC. FGrges Fire
sssss Ssss
Pump Cocks Lanterns 1aTEs ST
Sole for schas Steam % and pcn, 9 Gauges
No SqIs %Iss
oce Of the viii open Reception
on S9ass
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will ba received;
incorporation Public Debts the United States
State of Louisiana and Of the City of New Orleans.
upon mortgage Of unencmbered and unpoved Real
within the limits of the city of New Orleans exceed
| Ing 50 per cent. Of the appraised cash value. :,
Loans upon pledge the the Incorporated
Orleans exceeding 50 per Of the value
All Profit derived from the employment Of the
semi annually among eposors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow of the funds
| or receive any pay emolurnsnt whatever.
Certificates deposits having interest to keagresd
upon will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited fora
| specihedtime, ...
| TRUSTEES.
George Euss 4. D. Kelly, William vogei,
Nm Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, 3. B. Sumner,
g. G. Duncan, A. Heins George Jonas,
Ntlhelmus Bogart, P. N Wood, Thcs. A. Clark,
Thos. A. Adams d. A. Bradford, D. D. Wihers.
| ". n MERCER, President.
| A. D. KELLY, }
WIN. yOGEL Vice Presidents
| R. B. SUMNER
3. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
Nb-Copes or the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws cal
be obtained OF the Office a2sIy
| | ARD-OlL-l50 bbls choice Cincinnati for sale by
| - JOSEPH IL A
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 22d inst. at r.

The elegant and swift running passover packet
D steamer Jos. Holden, r. H. Martin, mas
ter will leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand
Ecore Alexandria, Gortons and sl intermediate landings
Red river For freight passage, apply board,
seI9 F. G. RANDOLPH K CO.. ~ Union street. .
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SuaaiEs, TRIMMINGS,
WAGoNs,etc. VARNIsH, etc.
H8"For sale low for cash or city acceptance.-EA
hS-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. l3 UNION STREET -ea
New Orleans, La. ..-
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ling fr'ghtfcrall land
Iings on Yazoo river
as highup as Green.
wood
pERsEvERANcE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH


Union Row, 5S Carordelet st.
n3D If T. b. SMITH, No. 4 Tchoupitoula las st,