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Those sources amount In all to $s70,00o sf8s@s
The New York Times of the I'D, has the following:
We that the OF the Southern Bank Of New
Orleans this CITY, formerly with Messrs Corning Co.'S has
Co. have been appointed the agents of the bank for the
negotiation Of its sterling bills the London Joint Stock Bank
An old mercantile correspondent thoroughly acquainted with
the Of the cotton exchanges of the South furnishes the
following memoranda In regard the New Orleans banks
The banks at New Orleans that successfully maintained
specie the Bank Of Louisiana the Louisiana State
Bank, The Canal Bank and the Southern Bank, the latter
the only one Of the banks which stood the Storm
the private bank Of james Robb AS confidence has thus
been restored and the supplies gold constantly arriving
AZ that there can be doubt that New Orleans VIII
more Immediately concerned in The Nav Orleans hanks that
deal In foreign exchange-hese Southern Bank the
Bank OF Louisiana and the Canal Bank and their bills form
portion Of the supply offered remitters the North
stated maintained specie payments though
advised the North and urged home to Join in the general
suspension and the Southern Bank especially Al that
suspension Of It's New York agents. Messr Corning %
This bank whose principal business buying hills
bsladng and In other exchange on London
joint stock Bank formed by proprietary Of wealth
sent for sale to Messrs Cammsnn Co. The Canal
Bank whose bills sold by Messs Matthew Morgan Sons
also with the London Joint Stock bank The
Bank q York sccount with the Merchants
don disconnhouss All these bills having for their basis
ion moderate prices shipped England offer to buyers
exchange plain, Ineligible security.
Agood deal Of this information we'll known before,
New Orleans has without gold currency sine,
2 and will at all hssards for the future maintain csin pay
ments. So the remark above SHAT shall continue gos
currency" without Doubt Is grataoas regards the serl
ing exchange sold in New York BY banks where
endorsed by hsm their agents. It Is only plain intel
isbe security, but reiishie There no doubt
khat point nor any other. -
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sha; N. mus
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John Duly Sso s6s apples owner on board '.s oA
MEARI1s Iaso@s bale. cotton to Robson
o1 % A.n sssnss ks aSn sca
l43 Henderson Terry Acol40 do Bradley wilson
4, nj sco "a navs Jenkin p0nn ncc $50
Campbell strong4s F Aydett Aco4s Payne Harrisoa
n John Watt 6ce Nay Aco cotton 10 order
Rssslys Blair p Brady Watt Noble MOB.
Fsson Rsf'1 bsss cotton
Walter Ok Seo-ls George Sonnslly.l7 Miles Adams 4eo
Wright Allen sson wisna sons iI Ha 1sss i Ies1n
sSs cotton
ss ~ 81;
--sundrsss % order-Iotal S0ss bales cotton. @
lassss IBIS whisky to Braad Shds sugar "a bbis
mossses Goran r7 sugar Is empty bbis 70 Iauvs
weea 81. me NJ
g. Sill soasay
msnard homsn 3! bels moasses
IN aslssss. g si ssI aa.ssss ll''
Steam yl Lsas Hss bales cotton
s. osksy s NHs
Thos Peae2 do Ward, Saunders Hunt2a Is
Frerson Conway 4co- DO Thos Henderson do to
wasisn assss % e
campbell strongmlo n Esh 6cSo Richard Nugent 4
s s1s s, s as ys
FJpssiss-s Fel!oves sees hhss sugar Scot. Ervn-si
40 49, M,enoege &s0S 90 haas sugar q
sugar arpt9ge eco anSo dcoiS hhds sus
Hi. masssrn i,smmseI seues Wess bhds snesr Us =
s s S ssad d.
COTTON 40 hhds bbis mOasses 50 hf Sbbs
aonarchfrodnce groceries and
| sundrles 70 oraer.
Es,n aeol! Adams eo2 bales cotton Lalanas
sssass-s Essbs.s ssenis a. {
x coop
bns eon to Me
Bs1sn ass l Adams Saddy
Hail to s es
cotton. ' - : - ] = ~ : -
sW& gTaahss. Head Massie dcoi segafs Care,
Reese a'o rzs i 81 r. bales lies cotton n
cotton 10 Baily Blanchard 1coiO do Esiin d
Bushannon Carroll 2co bales cotton Oakley HAWKINS Gco
u Smith Harris Sso-4 hailande,S ur94har2 d.
~ hhds sugar 9 Dds m n 6raHa andfynSo do saba
3 o Do se
b6is p,osssss pprys 5000 It bbs sb
a. q b5Is molssses Han, Rood Patnam
40 y 6e,s M bs % 30 ~ bales col
l CAROLINA LANDlNG-Steamer Belle Creoe-l4l bao
cotton Wyehs 6eS Dc Gso Aso5
rhg s hs Tssg Ei Sss.
Harris isyi2 Farley Jarsy ssslsk E,ia
Fsns e0,S
%nsoD Meson esS
ATTAKAPAs-steam Loas,s bales cotton to B Bail,
Edward Nails @eoi7 Philips hhds sugar . bbI
Oiiyera1 hhds sugar Hall Rodd Pntna2s hhds sagar
Pr n msassss bales cotton ~ hhds
Lou1svILLEsteamer Jno Briggs-ss6 sacks and ss Dbl
potatoes to Donney Bezzna &cos doz chairs 70 Gray
Head Ma;sis Neos bbis aour If bhis wsI
Betteron bhls apples IS bbs potatoes raranto
Horse Gayle dso i, sacks corn u bbs o,
piech &cosS sacks wheat meat So Kegs lard ISL psce
hooppoles hogs cattle coop
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DoRrABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

HOARD SONS, Southern Depot for the States of Iouis-
lana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas Texas is
established at No 70 Graver street. New Orleans where the
subscriber sole agent the above States receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; of sizes from "a horse
power these celebrated Engines whch test of nine
wears OF upwards Engines all the Of the Unor
all giving the most complete satisfaction being ONLY
UTILIZED HE ATING su RF ACE AND PERFEtTLY Az
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; reoures
brick work put them in operation special skill 10 set
them up and but the smallest proportion Of to run them
-Aso-t- - ~
Consanyi store, Sash and Circular Saw Mls Strnub's
Iron and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Sore VS. for
steam power Carver Improved Gin Stads with Shaft
ing Puies Stands Boxes and Bolts ready TO lit ont complete
the notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flor
Mills which be put in operation few DAYS after being re-
ceiyed Descriptive pamphlets with lao testimonials viii be-
sent by mail TO any address SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
audi ly&W No. 10 Gravier street, New Orleans
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docfea1e TOT tue week OFT. 6OS,5So
II will he obsvsd that the circulation continues to in
Tbs community cannot have grounds for complaint that the
bank don expand when discount Is granted onehaf Of
recipients call for gold If credit and paper abolished
hsnit will Be time enough to talk Of gold metallic cur-
sncy Those who caoous for the banks to discount
will we'll 10 conder that recovering from Of the
greatest panics u the present century and breathing spell is
required before active regular operations with safety be
resumed. saI85t. ti 4,.ft sss3 .s'fs q
The following comparative statement of tho banks the last
nturdays of Novembe 5s 1855 and 1857 explains matters:
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,.o, q, 1i,s,noo Harris M9fsn dss
Snip Ms.y n SoS N ~, W. - poo' a Cnhsn
SHIP sgsna for r M SsM .eevy FsT%e
Brig Margaret Stevens Butler, for Havana q
~ 49, Prats, Pnjoi eco
Goldenbow Lesparre
49,, >s7s as59 Z,
ann - -. g, !. m, Y.
ss.usp asfsss New Tor.
70 Jsnninss, Lsushlin Aco-ls. dist; {. 1
Bremen Ship Ernest Merritt Arnd Harde from Bremen 70
kock Seth as II fon i; ,.,,..t N Hor
ton; Rankin &co,-lst dist y ,s., o..,s.. !
b''f ha assss e0Ss yp' '
Ship Oliver Noses Otis days from Havana in ballast 70 mas
:, te--lst dist q. -. a.. ~, :. ,..,., "a
snip Js III. ~ D0sne ifo' Wv e ~
chin Hartford MCKAY IL DAYS from New York to Wood
- RIM Gco--Ist dit "a = q Tl'7i5 aAi r.
Brem Ship augass Eschs from Bremen to Mummy LuIing
&co- zth dist S. 81.
!, to uaastsr-4th dist % . IL. p.... -.
Ship George Mss Frost IS days from Boston, to Touro
ISL DIST ~ - .,355ss 1890 i, y Z
Bremen snip johann Schmidt, $1,000, from bremen on oct,
Spanish Big Mil Arrosante, days from Havana, in
Spanish Bso Prancisca days from Havana in ballast
Brig Taulah Hansen Sc hours from Havana Goldenbow
Lesparre-2d dist p. ..a,
5s5 tosLA 1 Lsvy.-lst dist % u. 49,. ~.
Ash sdnf = ,oans As dIst % NV W
schr Nal Barbour Thompson from Vera Cruz to master
dist 49, ~ -
Schr Martha Harrison days from Pensacola to master
D"sn' ~ Pig #F
.ifs STEAABoATs' alal ta 57r,tE
, E Ingomar Gosee from Memphis. y
New Monongahela Cox, from 81 Louis.
@Es s4 Princess wilson frum Ticksbnrr o 5Jis
Belle Gates, Jsnfraau. from Balize. -
Saiie Ho a9n row M,, tfom hockpof''
5 Wn, Ssson Jameson II tom st Louis, .-s r d,
Hisk Maria Deaning. Carol, from St Louis.
Belle gn5soie, I s t tnIm ,ssa hlveF'
.Iobn Rrires Marsh. from louisville .4 5,1
Milton Reii, Lanoue from eros Tete Rail Road. e
c c11lJ Win Vincent nto from DonadsonSlle 81 e
VII Cuba Hern from Mobile. @ fHa1ss e.
g sunfowsr Carras, from Yazoo River
Towpoat MUSIC Jackson; from me ~ ~. Hset y"
Us ~ ~ p' -. - a. p.s., ,,,,r,d down
u AN ast Inst sbip Glover Dorcas Prince
Kate Hunter-bronght up ships Gertrude, Henry COOK
rowbo.. Phoenix Crowsl from the down end
to sea 2 INST SIP Maaa o, rrs NH Aro
gants and III Frapcisca. ~ N
Towooa rahnef, Mfas1a r9 Mc1f and Can Bsrrybourh
sei ~ u v s sm@nsts bark Julia Dean AM
snbr Young America,
~ ,tH 9 VI noyrs Smith from tbe Passes--went down
~" I;,,ht- hronpht I'M shin Oliver Noses a.
~ --'r N -
-, -. =, II ~, ~ 80 Iy. p ss -.l7 =i.e -F
snip n a., TaIa sn, via yera ruz
'H to r Isamsrden - - ~ T7F7T ~ reg Fl
ssfl$N
pAssrNcERs gG
Per ship Ernst Meritz Arndt from Bremen-I steefase.
Per ship Johann Smidt from bremen-s9i stesrage f
Per ship Auguste' from bremen-s]o s'ee'ass ~ Ell
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". F.. BEDDING. Agent.
THE GREAT Ma

III a E1aNAL n Rp{{IT e The The
OHIO RAILRoADW forms the grand central link in
the chain Of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WAsHINGToN CITY and BALTIMORE On THE EAST
RoGTs BY Which TIC
be procured which point sell as to 1t
is the shortest direct and in respect the most rea
Bile route 1t is the only by which Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach me cites q
thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure or
information visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
R1 passengers from New Orleans, Vcksburg, Nachez
Memphis the South generally travelling By the boats
East by the Baltimore connections, is Of
fered.
FIRsrThey leave the boats CAIRO {at the mouth
sANDoyA als nilesl or ANA G72 mles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Hau,e and Alton Railroad turn
Haute Indianapolis, Dayton and xena to Columbus, Ohio
SECoNDThe South western may upon
then take he GARs FOR THE EAsT, Via the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
AIR. four miles below Wheeling where he taxes the cars on
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
n requested to notice that while this Is the
aordng Through Tickets to all the Eastern cities at
is also the shortest speedy direct to all the leading
points in the East from Columbus to Bamoreis
nv any other route less changes of by this
route consequently less detention than by any other
10 Nc aEpfS WASHINGTON but FoRTYrHREa
s-Rs particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
eThrough Tickets allowing the holders 10 stop at
point and resume their journey at pleasure be
0'1N j. KENNEDY METTEE
Agent b. Il o. r. r. New Orleans.
| JnuN NJ SHARP General Agent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Nov rs, 1855
No. 418.
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets. and providing for
The Council Of the city of New Orleans ordans
On the Monday of December year Comptre
Ter shall adadcate be adudicated this office
en days in the gazette Of the of The
and hour Which said adad9s R sn h Tx
seped President W. R0eEd cf 6n sse Aasmen
'l President Of the Boar Board Of Aldermen
Approved stmnaa 10Th November ls's cpossu.N u,vo
No. 1860. ] ..a
Be t ordained That ordinance No AIS concerning the Mar
The essees shall Immediately after said
ss @s Re
Committee payable from the first Of January three
four fve six, seven eight nine, and eleven months
IN liz ss,ss to. chi
authorized to cause new adsdcatio 10 be made orshwh for
the account and risk of said farmer Or lessee;
s.usd President pro tenn Board # As,apt Aldermen
n, co., s rEss,dss, TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
fsignedi e''D''' JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY the 7th of De.
the ssoys Collections 'N'' a. = T. TAEAkD my 0"ss
MO lot Comptroller
ooMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Es0LvED, That the Comptroller err be, AN and 4
he IS hereby ri and required to give notice by
VII Is PinS @ q
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSignedl Il. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl l.. II. PLACE
. .,. President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April g, 1855 ..
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention the city and of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution:
T. THEARD,
jyl6E Comptroller City OF New Orleans
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On Sundays the steam train viii make extra trips from the
city at and o'clock P. N. 's3 s7 Sis IN. J
Horse Car will esve the city depot every morning at
O'clock and the Lake night hour after the steam
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the train will stop when required-gonE down, Ut
o'clock and o'clock and coming up at O'clock
A. 81 and o'clock r. NJ Fare each way is cents and the
Conductor have timely notice stop NJ Il D
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Rtbieip rt TIE 3larMts.


v MONDAY MORNINu. November 30, 1851.
COTTON. Only fsw bnysrs forward Saturday,
sad heavy and dropping appearance The
aiss we're confined to aboat eo bales irregular pcas
showing decline generally Of fay No y p. We reduce
quotations accordingly
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SOR zoo RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY Dec l, at 8 T. NJ.
we. FOR LEELORE, GREENWOOD,
sGsgS sdon Tehua Yazpo City sa,artia, yeksbnrg
pas steamer, Grenada, Reuben Sleade master
VIM Seade clerk will leave above For freight passage
apply on board.
j. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
N The Grenada will take Yaabusha freight and through
water permiDp, mo-
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- - GREAT q EN-.
kHM ID @saRs ESSE ka9T uaE r.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York. Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains etc. 6s55
splendid passenger leaves Nav Orleans daily at
o'clock P NJ from Cairo from which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily ~
Morning Express at A. M
Evening Express at 8 p. M. I'D
Connecting at sANDOyAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road for St. Lous ANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail-
road for Louisville Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
LASALLE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island DAY.
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Bnrng
Railroad Galesburg Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
the Minnesota Packet Copanys steamers leave Dun
ith for ST. Paul. and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo.
Going change Of between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo New York Through Chi
in Is hours Niagara Falls SO hours New York 48 hours
Baggage checked through. u L. ---g-.-.=a ~
n1rFor through tickets information, apply at the Hill
no Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles Ho
ss ~ ''' 80 W. F. BEDDING, Agent.
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TlE JaPRov ED .aleoHEsNEY WASH

SARDIN tsS-257 Of Sadines halves am quarters
. landing ship Hebre, from Bordeaux, for sale ~
GRaTlAA, C0MMAGERE CO.,
nl6 Castonhouse street.
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:. 49, COAST PACKET STEAMER
l@AnR,S BELLA DOnna-To and from New Orleans,
bayou Sara Fort Adams, Williamsport, PORT
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs master will resume her old trips, commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival Of
cars from Woodyille. n
BA clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning. +t
passengess and freight all hours Of the day and night
iy2qn HOLMES 4 CLAUSS.- IA TcboupitOulAs ST.
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- COAST AND I4AFOURCHE PAC.
l@An&ls - KETTLE steamer DIR. Batey, A. Dugas,
master leaves New Orleans every MONDAY It
bodanx every TUESDAY and SATURDAY P. NJ, and pass
down the Coast WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. For freight
passage, apple on board, or to
A. LAFOUST. New Orleans
~ ,s S. T.DANNIS BROS, Thbodaux;
A. GINDRY Donaldsonvile.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock r. n.
~ REGULAR EDNE . ID A

r.: w. Powell, j. \. Estis, master, will
Lake Warrington Grand Lake. Carolina Landing,
Ashton Pitchers Point Skpwhs Landing Lake Providence
Camacks Landing, Miken's Bend ycksburg. Grand Gulf
Sara Port Hudson Bston Rouge Psqpemne and Donaldson
and sign through bills Of adng with the privilege For freight
passage, apply on board, or to T. b SMITH Agent
se3 4 TchonpitOulas street.
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ACHITA RIV Err.

Leaves on MONDAY aOth instant at 8 p NJ
~ FOR NUACH1TA-THE SPLENDID:
entirely fast RAINING passenger packet tked
Chief, j. q. Shute MASTER will leave as above
for Carncn Hills. Champagnoe Wilmington, Moreau
Pigeon Hills Marine Sal Aabam Landing Trenton Monroe
Columbia Trinity all intermediate landings the Black
and Ouachta rivers.
n3O j. s PAGAUD, Advertising agent.
nThe Red Chief has been built expressly for the Ouacha
shippers rely her remaining in the trade regular
Chief will give cenr bills Of lading to Camden
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Leaves on v EDNESDAY. December I'd, at P. NJ.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
~ FOR JEFFERSON, sMlTHLAND,
lpMtx Benton Port Caddo, Swanson's Landing Albany,
sszs Shreveport Grand Bayou Gampte, Grand Ecore
Nomans Landing Gortons Landing and all inter
mediate landngs-Indepeuden Peoples Lne-The fine sub
running AftOn dr., j. smith mas
ter Jno White clerk will leave above For freight
sage having superior accommodation, apply on board
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at o'clock ?. NJ.
IT. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
ing Packefo for Vicksburg-The steamer X. w.
1sssA Adams, Oh. = Msfshall, master, will leave
seph Rodney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara,
Rouge, Paquemne, Donadsonyle and the Coast as
above For freight or passage, apply board.
- VIC. PORTER, IS Gravier street
Particular given plantation business Yazoo
freight taken high rates with the privilege Of
shipping. r. 5 oil u
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Leaves on TUESDAY. December list, at 8 o'clock r NJ
re-. FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS, MIL
6ulrs = les Bluff Roark's Landing. Eldorado Landing,
ssssA ohsmpagnole, Wilmington, Moro, Pigeon Hills
Lochlomond Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff, Castor Landing
Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity all intermediate landings
vers-The magnificent steamer X.
w. McRae, Moore, commander, ]. W. Tobin, clerk,
will leave positively above For freight or passage apply
board. -.
j.. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent FOL-
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2. ats P NJ
Vs.. FOR SALINE BAYOU AND QUA
lsHx1t~@ CHIN RIvER-rhe light draught steamer
Sunfioyer, G. W. Carris. master, will leave
for opgvew Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Trenton Mon
roe Columbia Harrisonburg Trn y all Intermediate
ings For eight or passage. apply on board
n30 j. :. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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MEMORANDA.

~ The steamship Texas detained at Galveston "a hours
In heavy easerly blow which also continued
during passage The Texas brings the mail Steam
ship Robert Waterman left Maagorda Bay for New Orleans di-
rect on the 18th inst, did not her on the passage
~ Capt Mckay of the ship Hartford reports having pass
cd on the l4h inst off the Srup Keys wrecker having
in tow painted black outside and light rab color inside
with fore main goneunder the tops and mzzs
mast painted white They steering for not
make out her name -|' 'Nsss
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FOR ATcHAFALAYA RIVER.

~ p n a a a "a ~ y ~
Will leave TUESDkY December |, ats P. NJ.
, r. FOR ATTAKAPAS VIA ATCHA-
lsAsrtSs alaya- TIE ace light draught and staunch
packet steamer Cora, T Gripon master. Mil
Franklin, Nav Iberia, ST. MRtnsve, and all landings en-
the Bayou Teehe For further particulars apply on board
to HALL, ROOD 4 PUTNAM,
8 Customhouse street
M j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, December LIST. at ?. NJ.
w. RED RIVER-INDEPENDENT PEO
lslst Pies Lne,-FoT Minden, Moscow For, q Bolivar
riverThe substantial freight and steamer
Planter Wilson master will leave above For freight
ne - - j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
6ARISsS lima Bluffs, Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campte,
5ss4aA Ecore, St. Maurice Alexandria, Gerton's
IandpgThe elegant draught and running packet
steamer Col. Edwards, J. II. Beard, MASTER S. Smith,
clerk for the above and all intermediate landings as
above For freight passs ge apply on board or to
MO T. b. SMITH, Agent 4 Tch0uplouas STR e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30
No. UNITED STATES TRl- 49,.
l@ - WEE1KEIh NAIL IA v LINE sa31iS

The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without fail the hour appointed. All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to- 81. ..g. RI. ...sI Z
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money jewey other valuabe unless regular
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the contents and value and
BY the passengers. or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board, or to
a7t' CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
...' .-f44.z..-. 1855 Union Row, So Csrondelet st.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

Leaves WEDNEsDAI neesmbe, z y 8 oeoeS ,l II n ,
lmseAStssS STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. G. F. Lou
sier, built expressly for the trade.-in place Of
the steamer W O. Young-w leave above taking freight
for Old River sspor and all landings the Atchafaaya
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
]. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO.. Front Levse St
iyl4r near Customhouse street