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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

MRs. PARriNGroS oS TlIg MICHIGAN Cen
TRIAL RAILROAD. Mrs. Partington, accom-
panied by Ike, having been out West ano
Travelled over the Michigan Central Railroad
relates her experience ;-
Ann Arbur," cried the conductor, look.
s"g IA. at the door. Mrs darlington looked
round, and seeing nobody move, she resumed
voice at the door OF the rear end Of the car
A. tleel4s.4r !, said tAe- cd LIDS ~ hnpl
they will find her Can you tell me, sir" said
she, reaching over the back of the scat and
SpCafii5iy ~ q -rIsttzr=.. /. .laeL nn
aud ticket sticking in front of il, who Miss
Ann Arbor is ?" "Nein forstan," replied he.
We'll she continued, 81 didn't mean moth
ing harmonious, and it wouldn't have cost you
anything TO give civil answer The man
looked pcrsistcntly out Cf the window, ant
the cars moved on, Mrs Partingtou consol.
ing herself with the reflection that Ann Ar.
hor must be in the other car.
"Chelsea;" cried the conductor, "My gra.
cious'" said Ike, starting up here, I'm gwinc
home to get my hshpole." The moving cars
prevented his getting of
"paw-Paw," cried the conductor. The
Biahmin Poo-Poo, thinking himself called
arose with dignity in his seat, and removing
his cap, looked around Ascertaining that il
was the name of the station he subsidized
again into the half nap from which he was
reused.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

BuRns PREPARATION ron TiiE DrEL WITH
HAMILTON, Parton, Ia his life Of Burr, says
that amer the duel with Hamilton, all sorts
Of scandal was circulated In regard 10 Burr
Among other false aud malicious things said
Parton relates the report that for three
months before the duel, Burr "was NJ daily
practice with pistol, and was seen shooting
at a mark Ia the grounds Of Richmond HIM.
Il may not be tue that Burr praetieed for
"hrcT months" II may not be true that he
was seen tally thus engaged. But II is a
fact that for weeks before he killed Hamilton
he Was engaged in practising, and was seen
by those who chose to look on. know u
gentleman Of wealth and standing who knew
Burr we'll. lie lived with his father then
near the residence Of Burri aud hc informed
me, last week, that he knew Burr Wtlt and
that for three weeks before the duel was
fought, Burr could be seen in the morning
on his grounds praeJcing with his pistol lie
usually selected one particular uec-would
pace oil the ground-mareh up to the point
indicated, wheel and Grc--and then repeat
the practice over -aj'd over again, No one
knew the intent Of this practice, but il was
well known, aud the fact was one Of the ele-
men,s that raised the popular indignation to
such a pitch that Burr felt obliged to fee
from his home,--.N \, cor. cf Boston Jour
nal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

70 4 we'll known diyine writes: al con
slider, that in the present condition of the
American people, missionaries in behalf Of
the laws of health and exercise, are needed
in every town as much as clcrgymcn."C7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

fuE POEM or 4 LlTTlE llFE TllAT WAS nut
TnHEE Ariits LuAn,
"Ifsho hud hrrd, mint sLe roud hare heen
LiHics rHhOW and roses irfhH'' MAXWELL,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

At last he came, tho messenger,
"Thc messenger from unseen lands
And what did dainty Babic Bell
She only crossed her little hands,
She only looked more meek and fair
We parted back her silkcn hair;
We laid some bnds upon her brow.
White buds, tIku srrrrt-tl ft.ksE-qt- znnl=
Deaths bride arraycd in flowers
And thus went dainty Bahic Bell
Out Of thistsr srtrld af ourA-,-.-----
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10

She came aud brought delicious May
The swallows built beneath the cAyefi
Like sunlight in and out the leaves,
The robins went the live long day
The Ills swung H. norclrs, bell,
And DER the porch the trembling vine
seemed bursting with its veins Ui wine =
How swcctly, softly twilight frll
O, earth was full of singing birds,
ndhappy spring flowers,
when the dainty Bahic Bell
Came 10 this world uf ours -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-10
ANNUAL FAIR
on THE
CALEDONIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

At ST. JOHNsBURY,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept ~ a "a, lhbs'
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CoNsIGNEEs.

NEW YORK-Ship Jumbgrland-S Fl Ahv.-yyr, r,,st-,r
Austin Goodwyn-J Adams &co- Biscoe i StnmsGJ (
Baquie--Bosiek & Hynds-Bodet Il Guydar-B5ge \ BTo
Bradley Wilson kco-ll n BayIey FcoEG Fl BIads5s
Ellis &coBooth kno-Buunell K BalfeF-C BnddseEe trg
Beehe 6coA Bron,senu &co-Jno Baifer-F Bauer-N Bnr
nett jr-J Coon-Gutrer, Harrison Eco--W Clarke REQ
CarAdine Observation-Disclosures Basuado-W VI Crane
&cO-J COlee BrO-Gonnelly Uhamplin-Tonppr 4 Sai
5eT-0aroll, Holmes &coE pupasseur < Pasqutr-Dudey
Nelson &coJ Dudley &co-J u cameron Eco-V nRvidR
Duteld-Dyas &co-Eaion Hendersut-A 4 II FzaiaIFal,
&Stetson-R Eslin Eco-F Foger &co--A Ferbandon 4
eo-Iheo Frois-FrersOu, Conway EcoF Fisk-CiiGne Z
Jamison-S Gruman 6coMOses Greenwood-Goodrich AGO
"a ireh kco-L Godchaux-A Gennela Son-G S Com.
perts-H Gilihgham-Gaune Il EChelbsrgerE j Hart Ero-
Thos Henderson Peae-C Hillud-Hat Thomas ke0NTialI
q ii4rs Henderson GaqesJno Hyde &eoH Il Han
hd9ney &eRa Jas9get &So-A james &eo-Leuten &co
uaesehoss Bros &cos Locke-Leyy Simon Eco " Sn6s
&cu-D Lowber Gco-Iaforsst 4 Dssmarss r X = ~ hEpLa
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NEW Y0RK-Ship Observation-Disclosures udse
MONLEGo BAY-sehr Triumph-I749 bushels salt pun.
chon lime juice to W 2acharie &co.
NEW YoRK-Ship Abner stetson-Assort mdse.
RIO DE JAEEIRo-Brg Gtdeo-l3Ol bags of coffee to Or
der.
LIvERPoOL-ship Holyrood-4s82 sacks salt to order
Nathan.
BELIzEschr MarysiSO specie to j Avet-s9OO do to
SIGH.
MALAGA-Rark valentny-Fruts &c
RIO De JANEIRo Bark Yves ern sea-4OOO bags coffee
PEARL RIyER-sehr Prasidsn-runDor and iatbs to or,
der.
BAY ST LoUIs-schr United staes-27ooo feet lumber to
order.
PAsoAGULA-schr Tslegrsph-88,Ooo feet of lumber to
COYINGToN-schr Elma-35, 900 bricks to order
BILoNI-sehr Msj Ranney-Lnmber to order.
BILOXI-sGhr Heleua-SO, 900 feet lumber to order
BILoXI-Schr AlHgator-Lumber to order.
PAsGAG0ULA-sehr LsnbaIIa-Lumbgr to order
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In Stocks we note the sale IS Bank Of Louisiana at
1884, 10 shares Crescent city Bank AZ lUO3s 10 shares
Bank 81 Ayeca at 81 The ae Of 5s shares RanS Of James
Robh was $50 sharel % sharesto l3 shares on private
TERMS There wers other sales Of Bank Of America
and il5 shares Crescent City Bank on private Terms
Tho Directors Crescent City Bank hereafter meet for
dseount every day quarter to o'clock Offerings must be
rendered beore o'clock Answers will be given as 10 O'Clock
evary morning This win meet the wishes Of The public and
lends to divide time with other institutions which is requi
sits where YEARS. business his to be don lii eight months
Among the numerous absentees whom welcome back Is
the venerable President Of the Ajax Ajax himself He sp
pears in tile enjoyment Of good health and looks, well
though he passed the entire within the limits Of the
Crescent city and Is firmly convinced that the Ajax is fixed
institution. There will be large operations in the Ex-
change market ere long
From citizens who recently returned from
New York learn that business general in that metropolis
has this been large and profitable former
that Of dry goods and other merchandise have
been far less than the ancpaons expressed early in the
season. and that great and depression every branch
Of trade is looked for in that city this winter There no
doubt Of that and this depression Of trade will confined
New York will extend to other Northern cities and per-
wade all New England. What would the shipping shipoWn
and Of the Northern States do if
the South markef They can prate
about their corn, their wheat their hay all pro,
dncons they not wanted 10 Europe his year In New
York and Boston there employment for money During
last week and the week previous considerable excite
ent III the stock market The cheapness and pnfuness OF
money and the with which be realized hiss created
stock Juror Many railway stocks and bonds which have
been for months considered to value less have taken
start urged usual by both bulls aud bears That u.s.
bear in description Of stocks will be bull in another Pr
letters from and London speculation is break
ing in those which bids fair to be OF greater extent
than anything the stock and bond line
ing present generation Parties from New York with whom
convsrsed say that the capitalists and of the
inoneyed that city we'll large share of those
gagged pursuits, will be able make their
ha
for months come even low three per per
This supeabundance money in that metropolis has had much
do with the large movements in stocks for the past
weeksarger than before known in the space of
time bringing notice many which have been
elected for months past, which note the following
saIas Of I-nnisian. stata SIX Pa Cant. Rnnda:
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RFCRIPTs nR PRnnnCE-


PORT HUDSON-Steatner Milton Relf-5O bales cotton IN
S Kicks &coI0 w hontgomery-s bales cotton to
W Estlin &cOl2 Byrne, Vance &cO-S Lloyd Frersou2S
hhds l22 bbs moasses Braud Landr77 hhds sugar
ll5 bbs moAsseS Atlantic 81 hhds sugar Iauye Mccall
"a do Edward Durrye &co56 do Sheohed SroSsG do NJ
bbls moassesJ Burbridge 6co-ls hhds sugar 4 j Mont
gomeryl6 do s. bbls moasse Kelly &co-l hhds sugar
Menard Vignaud9 do 1855 bbls moas8es A G MaroneauX-
y do hhds 81 h bbls moasses Augustin Thhau-t
bbls m0asses hf bbs molases order32 bb molaeg n
don Caslloand sundries IS cotton 6
hhds sugar. 63S bbls moiaSSes, 81 hi, bbls moasses
Observation-Disclosures Artansav,-fsI bo1a, os o,4, =,
West RenshaW HnmaeSlgfs Ar Sfilrenba 0' ~
" h II pa,,r i Il SS q J5
ga Rborer 4 Do Fl K farsr U, 10y %Co
N OstJn Y Il lteTerlCn &cO-
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Total 2l5, 458509 1873 62I ISL
Certified by the Governor Of the Bank of France
October l5 1858. De GERMINY
The Louisville Journal Of Tuesday last thus remarks:
the MONEY MARKET-The money market continues the
dull and iRanimHe Money plenty
bank notes have b. come scarce
There u change in rates Eastern Exchange dull
premium selling and for buying by bankers New Orleans
" premium selling and buying by bankers, and
Indiana and Ohio State Bank Il discount Tennessee
and Indiana free bank II discount, illinois bank
discount and Virginia a. discount Gold II buying and q
selling by bankers. Silver, coin u discount par
REMARKS. r. The great drawback business the low stage
Of the river still exists though there prospect good
rise and 1t Will as it takes place give impulse
The transactions Of the week have entirely way
and for Of the leading articles prices had
tendency Tine only exceptions their product
has become apparent that the crop will be materially BY
tile hog cholera and this has caused the advance
partial speculative feeling in the old product We understand
that s. % is generally offered hogs in the nr
rounding countless but refused feeders demanding 54 30
oyer.
Flour continues extraordinarily dull Wheat is cents lower
In the grocery market there only retail sales maxim
Begging and bale could be bought cheaper there
very @ demand The business tobacco Of
tho light stock and of that undesirable quality and no
receipts whatever has been ing. Whisky advanced
Freights little lower and in anticipation further
in the river rates have downward tendency The
ket continues in the dali and inactive that
had SO frequently Of late occasion 10 alude 10.
The weather during the last thys hours has rainy
The river at stand but rising Psbu points
below
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Ship iolygood Jordan, from Liverpool 2sd spp4ar,I -
kgF, Knox kGo--Sd dist IS. sts>A's0'l 10 Mee
Ship A0ne Steison, Seison Is days from Nav yor = = -
EFnsGn &eo--9d dist 81 80 50 Y v
Ship 9n a6e5lsqd Merrill 70 days from INV York to Chester
p RUG 1 AyahdRnO-2d dist 81. = ''''as'
Spanish Bark valentino Luraznna SO DAYS from alarn - d
Jusaehs Bro &co-2d dist Is -eet' ~
Spanish Bark Sunrise Boraore days from Havana m hal
ltst, to massr--9d dis Is. - 20
Bark Wsssen Sea- Taylor from Rio de Janero to mase2d
y T0uTo-lst dist 23 - 'Ni ~
Spanish Brig Bhen Jesus Neulosanh daya Fr,r, lg~.
~, ballast, % Putg Mir kco-lth dist 81 - "
sAth scar MARY Stevens from Belize Honduras via Rpa
- . tan Island 70 Avei-2d dist VIC 49,"
toJ " aaohare &co-2d dst h. 4sS 'Ns' 80
senr resident Sadler from Pearl RiyeT-Ras{n
s9nf y aed states, Ardili from Bay st Lonis--Baain
sehF Telegraph Baker, from Paseagoals.-Basin.
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HAvRE-shp He0ls273 bales cotton 1850 bhds tobacco
2i0O slaves.
QUEENSTOWN AND A SEARKET-Shp orizinbo-3il7
bales cotton, 5000 slaves.
B0sTON-ship Luna-20Sl bales cotton
GALvEsToN-steamer H Bell-IOOO sacks salt bbls of
ORANGES 200 bbls flour and sundries.
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Ship Creole Pierce 10 days from New York to Woodruff
&co.
Ship Wilbur Fisk Burnell days from BostonWh $50 tons
ice to "A w BoswOrth eco.
Ship Marcia Ggeeneaf aeman from Liverpool 18th Sept to
j P Whitney &cO.
Ship simoda Mason from Liverpool llh September Bax-
ter, Lowell Ero
shin Independence Eustes, from Liverpool.
British Ship Gertrude Doane, from Liverpool, Jenkins.
Bremen Ship Smidt Langenherg from Liverpool I'd
Sept--Csrge, 800 tons salt.
Ship Kate Prince, Jones, from liverpool oath August.
Bremen Bark Tndustrie Hekin from Bremen September
to Thieler Seller eco
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Milton Relf Ure, from Port Hudson
Arkansaw, Bennett from Alexandria.
Belle Gates, Rodwich from BaliEe.
Imperial, Could from St Louis.
Cuba, HeFn, from Mobile
Towb0a l. Day. Brown from the Pssses-owed down and
to sea n u ships st Patrick and doutgOmerybrO't
up ship Dogenes barks Valentine Sunrise and Western
Sea.
Towboa Thomas McDaue Peunegar from the Passeswent
down ight-brOught up ship Cumberland brig Buen
Jesus and schooner Triumph.
Towboat Junius Beebe Andrews from the Passewent down
light-braught ships Abner Steson Holyroodt brig
@deOn and schooner Mary.
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WINES, BRANpIEs, etc.
"a quarter casks Dun Gordon Sherry.
90 Harmony Nephews sherry
y Or
40 ]. f.. Martin Madeira
10 half pipes Maretl 4 Co. Uoguac.
~ :. Lurman :.
10 Or pipes
70 eigth pipes .
~ punche5uS Santa Ernz Rum.
lul barrels Old Standard Whisky
2Q casks Whiibteadls Porter {pintsl
81 cases Meet Ghandpn'S Win Imnarisi
~ Henkel Co.. Sparkling Hook
~ qr. casks Coli Madeira
Y.-., lu9 Topaz Sherry.
Jqs landed ships Belle Of the ocean Trsnnues Saint
LOUIS shu south Carolina, and for sale Or ~
81 S, WOLFF,
rnNKTNEC-Iz - szsss:ss
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ITs1 yeAtB Old and nnder freB; those three
ull fare. fSi - 49, s"oAF' SoA'' oidt
Family tickets in packages of twenty-five can be had at the
9lee Oh me Master OF Transportation. Merchants
agss reside on tRe line Of the road tickets
a5 VI LOT their personal use at reduced rate
no accommodation train will leave New Orleans on
ukDAl at 70 F. arrive Magnolia at To- SO P NJ leave
leans at $50 A. NJ. ~ 'o at NC" VI
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for Canton on Nom
days, Wednesdays Fridays at 30 A. NJ Refrning viii
at 41OP. NJ ~ - '1 ' NA'lii uey'i
Freight to leave the city the days must be AT the
" O'Clock T. NJ on the day previous departure
ny3i Wg. NJ. wADTEy (4s,aral s,,ori,,on1.,t
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S9igpIng gntelligencs.

WEDNESDAY, November 8, 1868.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Helois Mason, Tor Hayre
Ship Orzmb0, Nickerson foT 0naans, y Z whitney &eo
Shin Luna Mason far Rost,, Whitney &co
Steamer Belt Jenkins, for Galveston RebsF A t
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Champagne


CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CORDIALs-Assorted, ali kinds.
KIRSCH.
MARAsCHINo. ....#..
PEPPERMINT.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
WoLFEs AROMATIC sCH1EDAM soHNAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-Old and fine.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRFER-Quarts and pints
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts and pinty.
PORTER AND A1E-In boxes, qts. and PTS, Amer,n.
Tobacco
800 boxes, of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, ETC., from the lowest grade to the
highest quality and price.
Cigars
All the approved brands of fne Havana CIGARS.
An assortment of German OIGARs.3
Cuba skies, etc, etc.
SNUFF
LOrilards, CARROTS, Goodwing
Roome's, ETC., etc. etc.
Pipes ."...
PIPES of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities
Goodwin's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
]
Calls
Test-Tea-Tea-
IMPERIAL in half chests of every qualitylOo pkgs,
in u and II ID. boxes :. 200 e.
in cansters Of l and lbs. each. 100 :.
GUNPowDER, ia hf chests, of every quality, 60. =.
ABB, LIB. and canisters, 100 =.
YOUNG HYsoN hf. chests, ass d quality $50 :.
ooLoNG PoyOHoNG. :. =. .. 100 J..
Sin 10, Is aud 20 lb, EloO =.
PoUCBONG, in 6 and OF. papers, 100 e..
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and willow. Ware.
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES.
80 bags ALLsPICE.
800 mats CAssIA.
1000 pounds NUTMEGs.
200 =. MACE.
Paper
Hardware, Straw,
Cap and Letter
Tea, News, ETC.. etc.
Playing Cards
American and Spanish eyery1varioty.
Oils
Lard, Sperm Whale, Cotton1ssed.
Sweet on
Qaarts and pints-2oo baskets
SOAP
Magnolia, Colgate, Winchester Western, etc
Coffee
RIO JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN!
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA
Candles
sTAR-l5O0 boxes
SPERM
CHEMICAL SPERM, etol
Butter
aosHEN-Fresh, landing constantly BY steamers and
sail vessels, from the best Eastern Diaries.
wEsTERN-Frosb, landing constantly by steamers.
Cheese
80 boxes now in store
Western, English Dairy,
Durham Farm,
Gloucester
s,,,.. .-..,..,,,- .,..,., sHlton etc.
200 bbls. Crushed.
:. 50 :. Pulverized
90 Coarse Pulverized
so half boxes Loaf.
LOUISIANA, in hhds. and bbls.
Crushed Powdered and Loaf.
moIasses-
New Orleans Refinery Rebofed.
Fruits
RAIsINs, MR. and Layers, in boxes, halves and qrs
oURRANTs-l5 casks.
sEEDLEss RAIsINs-Ip Mats
DATES,
C1TRoNs,
EfL AEaS--pEy, etc.
Nuts
PECANs, Texas.
ALMONDS,
BRAZIL NUTS, ETC., etc.
Hams
Sugar Cured, choice brands.
Plain
SIDES, SHOULDERS, MESS PORK, etc.
Beef
Mess and Prime, bbls. and half bills
Dried Beef, Plain and Sugar Cured.
Lard
Kegs and barrels.
Flour and salt.
Together with
FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL ARTICLES
in the
GRO C'EIRIY@sL me,
For sale by
oHAs. R. RA; ley Co.
No Tchouptoulas and
OF d&WR a Gayer street,
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On Sundays the Steam Train will the city evsry hour
from "a p, NJ. 10 "a O'Clock.
Horse Gar will leave the city every morning o'clock
ana ne Lake every right at 8 hour after the arrival Of
Extra or special trips when required by notifying tbs
The trains will stop at the Station House, GENTLY RIDGE
When called upon except mail trips but the
must have timely not III Il
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Leaves on TUESDAY, % inst at u M
re FOR 1EhSAS AND AGK RITEHg.
The light drsught passenger packet BntkHhsly
Grunlee MUSTER will leave above. FOrfFslght
PASSAGE having superior accommodations apply board
Jrt OSBORN K CD.#a
nj No. L-nihn nnr Z.
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8eoieto Ot tss 5tIsrAetg.

DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, November s. 1855,
COTTON. There only moderate demand yesterday
with sales Of about 5000 bales prices stu in favor Of
buyers We quote
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49,. ra4s.xsyFgpars Me- w ORLEANS. IAS396~
ss9aA Is I'll SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
a#SZ Aaa8S --SasE&sRAILROAD
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day of MAY lSbs a PaE-
5enger Train viii leave New Orleans daily 73O A. NJ and
arrive ut Canton al $50 O'clock 2. NJ
Retnrnng VII leave Canton at 740 A. NJ, and arrive New
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at o'clock p NJ
: H. FOR OPP 70 l. o U y 4 S-THE NEW
kSAI5s4sgcsS steamer Auna Perret, Cupt O. Fl. Lon
atilier buil expressly for the trade wilIleaye
abova taking freight for Old River Sinmspor
10
J. NJ. JOHNSTON CO., 3 Front I.eveess
iy!4U Custgnhouse street.
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bNNk1NE-A complete assorFuigEI 55 TI575s -77=.-s
= twenty inherent kinds and qualities, for sale by
~ ALFRED hEARNY.
Y aagazine street.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, ! QyeqbsE ., at5r. NJ


NIss !. NED LAX SEMI-WEEKLY FAUKFT-
lsssAE4AsrsssIl Leaving EVERY MONDAY aud FRIDAY
Fs7ss3ssA For Lobdels Store Springfield Landing Baton
hOuge Pltquemne and the Coast-The superior steamer
Messengers, Geo. H. Kirk uaser will run regularly in
the above Trade during the season. leaving New Orleans every
Monday Az Nj, and every Friday IL A. Mreturning
will leave Springfield Landing every Tuesday and Saturday
mornings, coming down the Coast IN daylight Shippers
passengers rely the puncuay this boat and s bust
entrusted her will receive every attention For freight
or passage apply on board,
r9 John F. HYDE
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MINES, BRANpIEs. etc.

RAILROADS.
P0NTCHARTRAIN RATROAD-From Nobile-Steauer
Cuba-suHdres 10 order. ~
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CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.


rHAs. r., RAILEY y CO., GENERAL GEooERs
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. "a TchoupitouIas and
No. "a Gravier street,
oH for SALE on reasonable terms the following articles
Brandy
200 packages, various qualities.
whisky
$50 packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNGAHELA,
IRISH,
SCOTCH,
REoTIFIED,
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood @.".
MADEIRA.
PORT
SHERRY,
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines in Glass
CLARET,
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
OHIO RIy

t.. FkIIJUTIATd IUUT0VITlIE TNVhET-
e The fine, regular passenger packet James
EsSs5sa7asssg Mont gOmery, Capt Saml Montgomery,
will leave above for Louisville and all Intermediate landings
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BELL, BUCHANAN CO., Agents
No 81 POydrAs rect
R plan of The cabin and steerOoma secured
by applying 10 the agents.
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DOME sTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK.

SER- FOR NEW YORFS-THE Al FAST sA1
EK1S6 > ing clipper lark j. HI. Hazard, Capt Wiiat
sSzhas most Of her cargo engaged, and will sail in
days Fer balance Of freight of and aossses apply
5o2l J. H. BASS ll9 Common street