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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN New YoRK.-On the
night of the 9th ult. respectable citizen of New
York, named Augustus Van Liew, was murdered and
robbed in Mercer street by band Of men unknown
to the authorities. On the following day the citizens
of the Fifth and Eighth Wards held mass meeting,
and passed resolutions to form vigilance committee
and exterminate all the known dsperadoes and
thieves in that immediate neighborhood. The disor-
canzation of the local government through State in
reference, gave free scope to the operations of
thieves, burglars and murderers, and the citizens
finally concluded that they must do something them
selves in the way of selfprotection.
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Neh 0rleans 4aiIg Crssttnt.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1857.
Third Congressional District.

The Lake Providence Herald Of the 1st inst, re-
ferring to an article in the Madison Journal taking
ground against holding convention for the pur-
pose of throwing Col. Davidson overheard, says:
The reasons above set forth by the Journal are in
the main, well suited to the position assumed by il
against the holding Of another convention. But what
are the Democrats-or, as we verify beheve.a ma
orty of the Democrats of this district to do They
cannot and will not, it is plain, abide by the irregular
nomination forced upon them. They will not sup
port, under any false pretences whatsoever man
who has bolted the regular nominations Of the party
which has heretofore sustained him, and OF which he
processes to be member neither can they lend
their countenance or aid to the election of any other
opposition candidate. Mr.. Davidson, we have good
reason to know, never will and never intended from
the first to relax the grip of his political pretensions,
albeit he and his friends well aware Of his ex
ceeding odiousness and unpopularity What, then,
should be done, but to hold new convention and
nominate in regular order new candidate candi-
date whose sound political as well as moral character
will prove acceptable to the party in general? This
parish, but so large number of our active and eff
cient Democrats are leaving on summer excursions
abroad, that we apprehend it will be somewhat diff
cult at this time to get up such meeting there
giving utterance and action to their full sentiments
and opinions on this subject
Both the Herald and Journal are Democratic
papers, and both have used rather severe Language
in regard to Col Davidson, of which the above from
the Herald is pretty fair specimen. OF course W
shall not dispute what they say regarding their
candidate.
The anti-Davidson Democrats will have to stan
him. They can't get rid of him, albeit he weigh
them down like milestone. He has received th
regular nomination-he is well aware of the fact
knows fully the advantages of his position-an
would not resign it to save tine Democratic part
from eternal smash"
The Southern Rights feeling in the Third Distri'
is very strong Let the Southern Rights Democra
support Watterston, who is as good Southern ma
as can be found. His election would break up tt
" slidel clique which has so long governed Louis
ana, and until that Clique is broken up and deprive
of controlling authority, there is no in hoping f
the success of pure and patriotic Southern party
this State.
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THE New GRANADA QUESTION ABOUT ssTTLED.
Under date of the Goth ut the Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun writes:
It is understood that Gen. Herran, the Minister
from New Granada after several interviews with the
Secretary of State has offered propositions embracing
all the points of difference between the United States
and his government, with view to their final adjust
ment, and that the propositions will be accepted. Ii
80 the negotiation will be soon terminated in a treaty.
The particulars in regard to the propositions have
not transpired but it may be presumed that they do
not essentially differ from the demands reported to
have been made by our Special Commissioner, Mr..
Morse.
An essential provision in Mr.. Morses project was
the transfer the United States of jurisdiction over
the Island OF Tobago, in the Bay of Panama, the
property of which is now in the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. Perhaps this concession may be
taken by the United States as sufficient indemnity
for the outrages of the 18th April 1856, and as Sc
curty for American interests in future In tins case
the money demand which Messrs. Bowlin and Moore
presented IS an utimatum must be assumed by the
United States Government. If they have estimated
the damages at too high a mark-$4oo 0OO--it will
be still claimed by the parties, and the government
cannot dispute its own estimate.
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ARRIVAL OF WALKERS MEN IN BosToN.-The u.
S. sloop ofwar Cyane arrived at Boston on the 29th
ult from Aspinwall, with between fifty and sixty of
Walkers men on board. OF these, Patrick Hogan,
Richard H. Hancock, James W. Doyle and Thos. M.
Young are put down as residents Of New Orleans.
The Post says:
These men are in quite destitute condition, and
are generally anxious to return to their homes Their
wants in regard to clothing supplied to great
extent in getting on board the Cyane yet they were
still greatly in need of shoes. They return with
wounds and loss of limbs. but in improved health
since leaving Aspinwall speak well of their treat
ment on board the Cyane, and were anxious to hear
of the movements of Walker, of whom there is some
difference of opinion among them Many of them
thought they had had enough of such expeditions
while others do not hesitate to say they would be
willing to try another. Walker is not much spoken
aranst by them in treatment as in want of Judgment
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APPLICATION OF Mas. MARBLE FOR INDEMNITY
Mrs. Marble, who with Others was carried into cap
tivity by band of Sioux Indians has made applica-
ton to the Indian Bureau at Washington for indem
nifty for property destroyed and carried away by her
captors amounting in the aggregate to 1929. The
annuities to this tribe have been withheld, and she
prays that sufficient amount be retained therefrom
to satisfy her claim. To deny neglect her petition
would be burning disgrace to the Government.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ADDITIONAL BY THE PERSIA.
icy THE NATIONAL LIsE.l

icy THE NATIONAL LIsE.1
The Persia was spoken by the steamers Vanderbilt
and Atlantic the former being one hour and thirty
minutes ahead.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-Tallow has advanced. Teas
are dull and unchanged. Il
LONDON, July 25-Iron is Steady. Tea has been
active, but closed quiet Coffee dull Sugar steady
Rice quiet. American stocks improved.
General News.
rumor of an outbreak in the Bombay army is de- |
MED by the British Government.
The British Government tells Mazzini that, while |
sheltering political refugees it will not allow them to
prepare expeditions against foreign powers on British
soil.
The Paris Mo,iteur says that the Italian plot to
assassinate the Emperor Napoleon was concocted in
London, and that Mazzini and Ledru Rollin were
engaged in it. Il
No French troops will be sent to China.
Washington News
WASHINGTON, Aug captain Blake takes the
superintendency of the Naval Academyat Annapolis.
| Captain Cluny succeeds Blake in experimenting
the construction of the war steamer now building in
New York a
| Commander Thompson replaces Commander Tur-
ner at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
1ne fecepls o tne treasury last quarter were oVer
| $ll 100000
The Naval Court Of Inquiry takes recess Of four
weeks.
Kansas News ..-----.,
ST. LOUIS, August 5-Accounts from Leavenworth
announce an intense excitement growing out of the
J robbery and murder Of a man named Stephens. Two
OF the murderers were hung. One made confession
stating that there was in existence an organized
- ;n,rloataa &c confoa.r.tos '. o'''' ''''''''
w;...,,.; r,o..;. ..v.zeg.
cr 1o,,s Aronst 5~Roone conntv o;ves Rollins
fsroer;..n, 5oA majority Isfavette 10 renorted
rIon,ra corn,,, ,;vos s.ouort fDan,ocrat, 1u
,,aioritv
,.c x,.... e.. ,u: r1..
oo,n+u "a c,aen oornt-, soo cascon.de connt,
142 Monroe county. 1ao. Galloway county. 1a5
p,, .o,rtr 1oe. Saline co,nt, oao. Jobneo,
comfy frenorted> 45O: petis county. 21o Manito,
county l2o. Maiorities for Stewart Polk county.
= Charlton comfy. 26s Livingston county. l45,
). naa+, of Ex-serretarv Dchhin
. w,sp1ScroN Aupnst 6-Hon. - Dobbin. lat
. Secretary of the Navy died at his residence in Fay
e ettevilye' N. C.. on Tuesday.
l. Foreign Shining Intelligence,
! ~. 80. w. Lo,.e oa-;.o, -, -,
4 Persia of the arrival ont of the following vessel
e from New Orleans.
s At Liverpool, Balch Hamilton at Havre Wul
G temburg at Marseilles, Rowland at Iwenstown
n Lucy and Harriet, Skibbern and lido; at Bordeaux
st Rcot, Conaut.
a Missouri Election.
sr. LOUIS, August G.-Cape Girardeau county give
IT Rollins 100 majority Morgan county gives Stewar
r. 9s. Lincoln county, Stewart, 800.
ii The Leavcnworth Excitement.
N c,1o,-,s snrnst "Aav;ces from Ieavenwort
stae that the neone exasnerated at the recent mu
er ders are determined to lynch the prisoners The il
N~'N'
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH Deputy Superintendent
Carpenter has been formally complained of before the
New York Police Commissioners for calling Mayor
Wood blackhearted vicious, mean, low, scurll-
GUS and contemplate scoundrel
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rILMAN'S PNEUNIAVIC STEAM GsRANU-
" LATUR is in plantations comprising the
largest smallest classes of which it has taken off
three crops with combination of the following advantages
other known application OF steam steam Granu
laor entire senmtran
l. requires pressure of 80 pounds of strike
Battery"
2. 1t requires additional water for the boilers
3. Its pipes 'sc:tie'' require cleaning.
T. heating surface equally distributed throughout the
of Juice that and hard grained made
The being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
and GimaIs Bagasse Furnace is used-one
pair boilers 30 inches in diameter and 81 feet long,
Glmans Bngase Furnace furnish grind the
the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 hhds
per day.
G. The Pneumatic Battery Granuaor in operation
much less the planter than other
terry application making in entirely
by steam.
For further information, pamphlet With full specifications
will be furnished application the subscriber
who now prepared for the Battery, Evapo
Clrers used with direct exhaust steam.
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
d. 1v 70 Gravipr street. New Orleans. Ia
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says:
The Oldest inhabitaut" " is beginning to think
that he never so heavy and constant rains, at
this season. as we have had within the past three
weeks. If they have extended over the country
and we fear that they haye-the cotton will suffer
seriously.
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Il NORTH CULIIOM. .ATTORNEYArLAW, WILL
As attend to all professional business IN ST. Landry ana
Avoyee that may be entrusted to his ocea MARhS-
VILE, La. .
Reences-Chas. NJ. Waterman, hardware merchant O. \.
Olivier, Esq Thos y. Miller commission neror IT. thAs b.
Singleton rtorney at-aw; Nixon Adams Cresre once,
New orleans, MD IydaW
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

EIRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
l. the First District Pound Dyades street. between ulia
and Grod Streets estrays-
One white she Goat with wae and mark in the right
One dark brown Mule about IL hands high lame the
left hind leg.
horse Mule about Is hands high, lame the left
fore leg.
Which claimed within days and e expenses there
paid will be public auction said pound MON
DAY, the 18th Of August, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
i. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner
Registered August 9Th, 1857.
T. .J HISTELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller
New Orleans August 3, 1857. au6 IL 10
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for the conf ract for la

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for lay
sichoTe street, between Howard and Jacob streets.
WOODEN I @
and Of line and EVE the I
and cutters which a be s Sqnd I % M and sn
yeyo and accordance with the lines and levels be given
The walk pavement or bricking sidewalks laid
bricks Of the best quality in herring bone bed
OF OF Lake ahs na or reea 0hs aea f J
bricks shall be well filled up with sharp sand and
SeSsS eRF H' rter ri '"so Ss
BE asa aaf op he oa
haif Of an inch per foot ground shall
f as sd ss aqd
se s Hs
asSss s hesx @ Be a. hs wi"
draining built by the
s % sn and s ss wide sb By ss'
for the sides bottoms with four inch pieces
R 3 sR e s whos ts vain sfE a
All the materials shall be Of the best quality and shall be fur
The contractor shall bind himself begin the
Gsy sSa e s s os onh
atty of dollars day for each and every day thereafter
security amount Of 800 shall be required for the
Gates Of the Street Commissioned conformity ie
of n III to s @
bills should the same be not paid and the or Or TO ee
in case of non-payen; Of any or al Of said bills.
ceving his certificates the of publication of the petition
Of the owners It being well thai said
| reimbursement of the said costs Of publication
we'll understood that of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work thereof within the periot
fixed Council be dissatisfied with the IL
which being executed the Council shall have th
right Of annung the contract without putting the conacto
default, required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code
without applying court of justice to annu the same, an'
without indemnity and it also well understood that in c.
shall time abandon the work. not hnisl
complete conformity with his the salt
shall forfeit all claims he have
work done by himself the date Of the abandonment
city shall be thereby discharged any and all LIABILITY
therefor and it is also well understood thai in the
reold and his securities shall be he'll
aud bound in soido the city all loss diferenc
between the price which the originally conrace
perform the work the price which be adudics
| ted a resale or readjudcation
Bids per running foot OF bricking Of the sidewalk
complete.
New Orleans July 2ith, 1851
lsgnedl LOUIS Il. PlL1E, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards of the CoLlIlon Council.
sEnsdd sgnsd Join 4 Ii Z: HffifaS HofkaSD. chamsn
Registered July 3lst 1851. HENRY DtREI,
10 L. Clerk Of Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, August l, 1857.
r No. 3A0e. I

eso,d the Comptroller be authorized offer public
sale to lowest bidder after in the official
Howard and Jacob streets the work to be done
in with specifications on file in the Surveyors Office
said adjudication approved rejected by the Common
Council. .
The contractor pay the City Treasury prior
ing his the costs Of publication of the petition of the
property owners being we'll understood said
shall have right Of demanding Of said petitioner
bursenent of the said costs of publication
fSignedl z. S. WILTZ,
President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
TSjgnedl j. MAGI0NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July Il, 1851.
fSgned1 r. s. WILT.
President pro of the Board Of Aldermen Acting
Mayor in absence Of Charles NJ. Waterman Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst
will adjudicate my office at IL O'Clock NJ the con.
tract. ~
aul lot l. THEARD, Comptroller.
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.--xsr, MRS. CAMPBELi. TEACHER OF MU.
ESsR SIC gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, at
tit ~ her residence No Constance street no Terms
S5 per month"; twelve lessons invariably in advance.
p- LECTUR ES q Constance week. flo ly
NTOLASSES-MOLASSE S--MOI.AS>ES-MOl.ASSES
M Superior Sugar House Steam Refined Syrup Moasses
from the
ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA
CITY REFINERY,
For sal A. THOMPSON CO.,
ia2i
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY, Sh of August
will ndjudicate office IL o'clock NJ, the above
lease. T. THEARD
iy23 l5t Comptroller.
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Fl; sssa1s i 9fs"s' s%s \: H';i1; ";
daily NJ 5I4 P. NJ. the Cult and
omnibusses leave Canal every minutes. jy20
Mw, G. oakley, 50 AND6l RAMPANT
es42 Wagons ETC. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches donc at the shorest notice jas ly
EOWLER,s STEAM BOILER PATENTED
The Boiler is economical in fuel takes up very
any more than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CoTroS PREss,
New Orleans, March l3, 1857. 5
Dear SlrEWe lake great pleasure recommending to all
parties using steam your Patented steam Boilers We haHe
strnctng US. fully convinced Of their
o s @ Ts m nearly S s having b
in use about eight months.
not least trouble with them; We can raise steam to
Of % ove oss h"s Ses I in @ for four months
and has not yet required cleaning aud it is our impression
say as it cleans itself all the time by the use Of the bow'o
+ j. FoRsT ALL,
all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
rnsd his Boiler MHHfasto,y ii Sa street, where
BGsr @ @ of every ds''Fpo" are nG1 0p II ff
> Agency for the sue of their improved Sewing Machine
especially adapted 10 f fL%STAAFR6S NEGRO
GENERAL sFaI HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
o the 5 SG S he 5 sSs The s" PS
ace in Paris over & Bakers and many Sewing
Machines and are only Sewing Machines the
in making the clothing for the French
army constant supply of these No Machines, together
with Silk Cotton Thread, Spoos Needless etc.
always hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
| S. II. PECK,
a9 l2O Canal street, New Orleans
| GUNNER 8OARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- TALLA DEGA A, ALA.
Pupils pursue any study for which they qualified Half
the day lin smme is devoted to school, and the other half to
Taadega is very healthy place and of
access by railroad from Selma, the Alabama river.
School the 18th July and the expenses for Board
Tuition and lncenals session three months az weeks
S65 in advance.
Refer Rev. B. NJ Palmer, D. D. VIM. NJ. l. B. H. Har
vey, Jno 4. Hardie CO., New Orleans VIM q. McGufey
LII. D., Virginia University. ...........
For particulars address JOHN WILSON,
| les d&W Tailadega, Ala.
CiASET-l0Op boxes assorted brands qualities il
" store ana for sale by
jy2 S. WOLFF 95 Camp street.
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nR. WILSON OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
- hoomew Hospitals six years with Ricod, OF Paris,
has opened his oe No II Dauphne street, for general
practice a@ especially for the treatment OF all OF the
Generave Organs in both without the use OF mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and Engsh to
NJ and Itc6 P. NJ, as 3ptf
NOTICE e TO OCARPENTEiS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed both rough aud dressed
the best heart tiGber for sale Si for rough
and so for dressed in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber saved order
! tel9 TN STAR PLANIS6 Mills, New Basin,
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAw DE-

I UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Jaw UE-
~ PARTMENT.
The Lectures in this Department will the Sc
cond Monday of Nnrem 1851 and continue until the first
Monday of APRIL 1855. They will embrace the most important
branches of the Civil, Common Constitutional and ntena
liona Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCAl.EB will of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELI. HUNT will treat of Com
mercial law, Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor ROSEIIJS will Civil Law;
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN
the United and the Practice of the Civil uris-
dicon in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law EQUITY jurisprudence and Practice
Law
students shall have attended full of Lee
tres after having read twelve months under
tbp direction of respectable enr
on examination by various Professors be found deserving
of the honor.
The fee OF each Professor S matricuation ee So
so for the diploma.
All communications must addressed The Dean of
Faculty M New Orleans THEODORE II. MCCALEB
iel9 tnlO Dean of the Faculty.
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REGULAR PACK is.

~ COAST PACKET STEAMER
lslAElItSS Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans,
ss.ss Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Willianspor Port
Hudson all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McComs will resume her old trips commencing
saturday 18TH and will c0ntinne throughout the season
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening, at O'Clock,
Bayou every Wednesday evening the arrival OF the
ca from Woodgile.
nA clerk will be the Levee TO receive freight on Thurs
day morning.
Particular attention paid the receiving and landing of
passengess freight all hours of the day and night
iy2JE HOLMES II tbAlSS, IA lchoupiohias
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T. ete conduit depot des Epaves du Premier District
Dryades les Julie ct tfirod, epaves-
une Chevre blanche, des glande or
ellie droite.
Une Mule fonct d'envron haut estropiee
de Ia jambe gauche de derrere
I'm Met brn deuyon Is mains de haut estropie de la
jarnbe gauche de devant.
81 les dts pas recames dams dix ours les
rais lis vendus enclere publque dix depot
LuNDI Ii d'aout 1857, 10 heures A. NJ.
p A GUYOI. Comulssaire des Rues.
Nuuvelle- Orleans, lie 5 aoiit 1857. au6 IL Is
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FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at SIP NJ.
FOR OPELOU s SAS-THE NEW
lsAEI+1sS STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. G. f. Lon :.
aier bnI expressly for the tradeLn place Of
the steamer c. Youngwl leave above taking treight
for Old River Simmspor all landings the Atchaialaya
For freight passage. apply on board, or 10
j. NJ JOH NsTON Il CO., 8 Front Ievee ST.
iv14 If near Customhouse street.
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+. j. FORSTALL,
II. STREAM, Engineer.

For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
to manufacture and sell for other States apply 10 the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory I'll BIZ street. where
Boilers of description th, shortest notice
I'm DAVID I FOWLER,
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Is57-ls5S-LEAVES EVERY SATUR-
eHAfrts = urday At o'clock P. M-REGULAR SATT R.
ssszs:..aaSIr Ssssz.:.s.-.s.EsIsr DAY PACKET.
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W.
Rroti,sel master teguarly above commencing
Oh SATURDAY the 18th septeber for Baton Ronee Bayon
Sara satChez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf,
Wuenon ycksbarg For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board, or 10
GEO. D. HITE Il Co, 81 Front street
EPassengers and shippers rely on the steamer Eclipse
,9rIher next jy24
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VOLUME X.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO r / V Il r.

Leaves on SUNDAY, 9th instant, at 3 2. NJ.
- FOR LOUISVILLE - CARRYING
the United ps4 %ss o n the s,samsI s I r.
,TyVichen Captain Malbon master will leave as above
for Louis Vile Evansville Fadncah Cairo Hickman, New
Madrid, Memphis Helena Napoleon, and all intermediate
au7 W. G. BETTERTON 4 CO., 25 Grayier street.
RA plan her cabin seem and aterooms secured
by applying to her agents.