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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-04
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COMMERCIAL CDTTyc,
NJ. l05 CANAL SHEET, NEW or1zav,

NJ. los CANAL srlIEEr, SEwo l1Eu,3
) prepared TO receive Ladies', Csatle,ra,
I Youths throus hout tie yeE1. N~1sa sad
!hcle IS now added 9 Aathtnat.2a, psnnr
including Aritilaatic, Algebra, Gco,n.trs lea ie~A'
nonn"7lTT; S-r7e-tDr and Ea~ic.;.oa viii A.5s.
G&i u.s. OF 1ls.gU1cects>>, urdec Ii. J;rrr-"1
Professor Cha1Gcoi.. 4 Department for .ra :"
!,l'@ii L,@ngnage: u1deT the direction q prrG.--.
n. L. 1aCartts5. 4 department for the Frcr@t
Language, directed by Prof Rr.rAael Visa,. VIZ
te22ttulens t2- tie Spanish, directed BIZ PrS ~
Eeilo ds 19EL.o7, 4 d.paGtueU. fer the Germs
directed by Prof. Gus.aye Vidal ana a dena",'
Geo, Charncck. '|1'9t.
The establishment iointenGlel mainly FIR Ado,.,
ana those whose time is very valuab;le. md -
so arranged that persons who wish to fc1Tn ~
O.! these languages, Or other Branches Of rnan,fn:
&C, can DO SO without waiting fox Other n7a,tfr.
none but the best and experienced Professor, ana
ASSISTANTS viii ever be engaged. Thee arr win,
aNaTlnleHts-a reception room elegantly fitted NJ,
Tor %vl5lt6rS, 50 that Pupils ARE never iuterrnm,,i
III ttclE lessons ; an0 "a apartment for the unni,
OF each Professor. and also prNcticiur rooms
that pupils are taking the fuii course in INV o@,
OF these branches can have ten hours: nr.e,i",
each day. All things will be laugh, ~ tbsS
should be praCticed in business and every dsv bss5
n1- ~ 80 altttI' 0p"u.hi ana ttii1au, are
+Sa soaii.l I' aain { lit,Susees OF The World, and
aroata. 49,, .tt &c r1 aliu literary languages Of the
all, 20 W AaiopI a1u America, anu are nov
pr,-t,. III Iiots tupo!taat 70 all p~ersons--
~ "ni pe eAelclseu daily IN Reading, Writ
.s "na NPe'Nlls aAg language taeF. may wish
- is"1
1nA'1no-Sla.yable IN ndEAncel.
I eh,iIufIip, lessons not limtcd) ...... . %
oooh-heePihG, tootltAe and single entry) 50 On
~ single entry Alone. =. Is 90
10 fu"itly ffoiessional Teachers Of Pen
mahshlp 100 o.
lAoNosraphF tShort Hand ............ Is %
MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.
arithmetic per month, .............. 20 90
0he lesson per daF-(one hour is q lasson)
VI iuii course. 50 90
ALGEBRA, per month. .....-...-.... ~ 90
VI null course 80 %
Neohae'iy per month ..,...-......,. 80 90
or luli course 500
surveying per month ........,. %
" flit course 60 %
Navigation ("itii practical use ol lnstrl-
ments) per month .........'... 80 On
full course - %
LANGUAGE.
10 any OF there languages, one lesson per
day, 70 per month ; Two lessons per
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-04
LIE DEMOCRATIC
DU 1853.
LA CALO MNIE,
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HI3ToLRE RAC0NTEE PAR TN MAITRE D'ECoLE.

4 toi, Ma donce compagne, ce re
CT du Eatire d;Gcole que NOUS avona
entenda ensemble, dams lhelreas,
solitude oil lol4s noas eoshznas tan.
LINES.
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RIYER INTELLIGENCE.
TiIEsDAY. NovembeT lass

TUESDAY, November l6, 1853.
The weather yesterday was very dIgagreeable
Business was much retarded on the leyee by the rain
still there was good deal Of life exhibited Amongst
the arrivals yesterday we noticed thasteamers Magno-
liza and Princess The former with 1850 bales cotton
and the latter with 4O27 bales cotton also the In
gomar from Memphis, with S,279 bales cotton. The
river at Memphson tie 10th rose fully II feet during
the twentyfolr hours ending at o'clock r, III. on
the 9th and continued to swell at that ratio. Bust
ness on the landing was quite brisk. We learn from
latest St Louis dates that the general rise in the
upper streams reached it's maximum few days SINCE
and general decline in the same streams is now
progressing. The rise was caused by the long and
extensive rains and ceased almost at the moment Of
the rains. These rains have been remarkable for the
great extent Of country on which they fell and their
long continuance and are perhaps, unparalleled it
has been constant down pouring FOR two weeks or
more, and perfectly astonished steaboatmen aud the
natives.
The rise ut st, Louis amounted to twelve feet hut
it is falling fast, having fallen two feet There is
good navigation in all the upper streams, and will be
until ICY cold weather sets In At the mouth of Big
Sandy up to the 5th the Ohio had risen eight inches
IT was likewise swelling at Portsmouth and Maysvlle
There were q feet from Big Sandy to Cincinnati
with feet hence to Louisville. The wreckeFs had
set fire TO the steamer h D. Neweomb, IS all hope Of
raising her had been abandoned,
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The continual in the loans By sat stAct9r
feature OF Tie IL during the highly eX
cited fever Of s566 this enormous trade then
done at this port could be carried with only coo to
accommodation trom the banks how can those
hanks at period universal stngna0n like the present.
up discount lire Of nearly s2T 100000 without ng their
trunks with very doubtful securities and nursing losses for the
day TO Gomez
our Boston correspondent Of the 9th the
following We might add The remarks relating to cysscu
rites why are and New York city securities worth any
more than New Orleans city seeue Revulscns and pancs
affect those cities conlouuded deal more than they do New
Orleans this there be for argument
Witnessed by the panic Of 1887 Even epidemic, which
would New York in thirty days does not affect the
business capacities energies Of New Orleans
While Boston correspondent talking about the goodness
soun5ness Of the credit Of Western cities New Orleans
might as well included MUS Hi@poe Our city Is going
onward and Boston will be one Of its aubourg in the
time as railroads will bring within three and half days
hayel:
BosroS Nov 9-Noney IS easy and as cheap as ever
Il liz her cent General business du from the season. the
and the times Sterling b Int fesgS
below bills that really good as the best New York
funds aye IN fey supply and the banks oa nearly nine and
These aFe M leading facts Of this market
ay guess that things will be about they now are for some
The stoeE market Of LAST week only averaged quite active
and ST. oSg but exhibited some sensible facts Foo instance
considerable business 81 advancing rates WAS done in strong
but depressed bonds both railroad and municipal As re-
marked last week railroad shares be worth all they are
bringing w. don't deny Put % sS at while SIX R per If
large and prudeuty managed municipalities Onght to bring
mora than IS to ST.
OF should not recommend the issues Of an Western
cities or Of Western settlements calling themselves cities
man called his house island But the limited issues Of
Chicago St Louis Louisville and Cincinnati, with their mil
lions millions Of be property, their large and rich
populations heavy aud constantly increasing business
their restrictive laws and their ample sinking funds must be
absolutely onabe in point Ct security Yet the six
per bonds of the city of Fail River unexcepouRbe also
are sold here at G and the ST. Per cent Soq Of S y Of
cities well protected in the bonds of either Fall
River Boston, be had 225 per cent less Making
ali allowance for the real supposed extra value Of home
investments in MARKET it may he doubted whether there
facs the government condition Of the Western
cities specified that justly 50 low price FIR their securities as
recently prevailed in Eastern markets The hard tim
aac Bngton nnIe GhicAg3 louis Lousyile.
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@Glu 0EIeaNs EflanGg 5fLatket.
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onssonsE orrIos, No. 70 Camp street.


Noo5dY a SI ~ S SaP 1,se 1879
II o,o,i. i cails5 bins STon5ay ra IN IA
money 10 yest eond not find uss for It. 30 far as miner was
,canaa Tbs ogrngs Il, hank al discount ware IN INA
liinti the ,araraI financial noti,n of orr civ at
bt I'M; N attc,, No otto,,io ~ ~ ,,,aa ,, ~ ~
nt mn, o.tiJor If NE bants of In CIV Of Ns yoE
o5n Ia ~, Iast ,asklv return and ths I,ositio, r
ara a., aror,ag IN tta IA A. Nays,tsr Ig57 tba lra
s sg.o,s ~ ~ h,if ti,ot i ,.s Sok IA MN. IN a.,
ia M gaa III ssn,s linz Il s25 ( q tn1 show
na IN inrra5ss or be yaar of mi of dbl
aTs ad vat va nave rom ,ee 10 yeei rad aesonn from
tbat ev Of a decresss In b,sinss decline in saIag f t
srsry 7ssnntior ~ ,arc,a,lss ma sar,s fsoa ~ ,
hanks of Nav, C,rlaans sio to 1s7 on Tho 14 If
Noyen,ber vars s1o NH and 81 IA 1q Noyanhr ls,s
s9I gn9o II viii tbus be esye that New ORLEANS main
tains III tanner
The I'm item, oF ina 5a, "a ti,e
ID t, n ,., r3i,ar ori m Nh, nIact ~ AZ
TInlt5 satas Mn Plijs1oInti. lj.,, a., i, f d
t5I1 s,aniI e M iJ 81 -, i n ,tlr ~ Of @ -
f sts,do rJ srn. I'M 49, bas ,, t. = ~ 80
aFica Nav, yr- ata a, AZ I,ot ntIt l., MI, H., "a t
oesasfo,a5 r,ncb si1rr,so br. .,d II MA, W ~ IN ~
donbte5Iy laad 10 bs rao,oi Of Tho MINI y pb5b -
7, yrl where Il tlyand tn,l b+ n h. iaca,i
pbs5snbia d only the ci,, In tf Irid stots AZ
an ttme II Il veil Known tbot IL rass Dractar ~ IN
,Ii ] Ill, a. sIs l,t ID, ~
Il III % and t5,s.r3s N yi Is5st 3ta i
do s 10 rsmova tbs Draetor at once md annont soma one
~ S"''u '9 aelSt 81 oNos' "'u eppoih' 9oile Vle
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The Illinois river Packet COMPANY have purchased
tbe steamer Brazii far so55o paving for her in the
stocE If tbs oo1,nspv. The steamer D. 4. January
bas anpasrai II Az al I,onis wharf again her
owners have snant al eo0 mon her in repairs The
Henrv l7iigbaob ~ r9ne ii Tie ways at Madison,
ma. for the pnrposo Of repairing.
Vs,, Boais.lIInIer Till heading We find some in
terestinp items Id the Louisville journal. The new
steamer Moro built at Louisville for the Red river
trade for Cant. Jennings left for Cincinnati. The
Moro ia a fine craft. and reflects credit on her
builders.
Cant. Barnes, new steamer, the Oaceola built for
the Red river trade. made trip from Louisville and
performed admirably. Her speed was extraordinary
for boat of her size. A movement is now on foot
10 build q bridge ever the Cumberland at Nashville.
The Ieyee nj Point Lookout ia in rapid state Of com.
pletion. with about six hundred hands engaged at
work The steamer Daniel Boone, running between
wemnbis and yiel,sburr has discontinued her trips
for tbe nresent until settlement Of her pecupiary
affairs can he arranged The steamer Pacific was to
leave Tsnisvilla f,r This mace last SATURDAY The
sIevonaris Dar,oc4at az The 10Th saws Ola Rcd ia
r,nnin, of +tis oint with ranidit which insties
4 Il bo,ir MI ID sbaII an, boye nninterrnnta5
,.y;n.ti,, i,.t7oa,, hero o,5 +be, .,,orts obovo.
ar NM /. III rar,a u ~ cant uincI,Ie,,s nav
,,oat ist co,nIato5 sor NO Colnsos tr,do sba ia
100 ~ lii, On eaat No., o,s foot bo,1
No.. rIo,.r, - Taf,,,,,,,;1l, hn;it m mn
- ct e,,;a - NJ. .Ihas,, tto W.
e;., ~ H. aati1
.1 1Taso ..
100 III
~ .eil = 49, = "ls ~ 80 ss. '''l7
5p p9,s, on, n =. Co. Toa T;nco,.
4IS Soes" paohSs " ~ 80 SPs' oo'' y Atie'i'' @
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Total yellow fever deaths SO far, 1858.

CoLDs.-An epidemic OF cold in the head appears
10 be raging just now. We never knew so many peo
pie to have colds except once and that was when the
influenza, or Tyler grippe swept she land long
time ago. The present visitation may be sort of
Buchanan grippe arising cut Of the Illinois ague
that Douglas gave Old Buck lately. But whateyer
it Is, there's no discount upon is sure, We never
heard 50 much coughing and sneezng, or saw SO
many watery eyes and fearful noses, az New Orleans
can now boast Of.
SAD ADVENTURE or Two TUcATEoos-A sailing
vessel, whose name now escapes our memory, though
We think il was the Mary arrived at this port few
days since. She had on board two men who had
been picked up at sea, in an open boat both enact
aed and helpless from long exposure. Their story was
shat they had been blown from the coast Of Yncatan
out to sea in gale, and had not been able to make
their way back. Still being very weak, and sick the
unfortunate men, Oh arrival here were transferred TO
the Charity Hospital Yesterday we learned that one
Of them had died pneumonia, resulting from the
exposure and suffering at sea, being the cause Of
death.
sUPRElfE CoURr.-T This court, opened yesterday,
for the season business bare quorum OF the judges
present. to-Bit Chief Justice Merrick and Associate
Justices Buchanan and Land The latter appeared
on the Supreme Bench for the first time, being sue
cesS0f 20 justice SpQH0Fu. NO decisions were read
The orerof the causes to come up stands unchanged
the same if the court had opened at the beginning
of the month
e, rlr ,4o,,. I.s N c,;.o,a Ia,
$50, i. 800 ls ri IN I 5s IL
9 u 1ls esil : 20 u5 "
ts sul n S1'g ~ me aloans u t aaages
- aeSs ~ I. Sug ass' y ~ sie eSs
; Il t,it t so ia ti "a iiis ~
;t' 2''e t5id isI atb Il III tit;
~ that H. bs iS snats ~ fanSsd Iat and
that Benoist broke the fence down and lured the
goats away.
IT c,,,,,, r,,rpr rrbo aooI,ot = III Co,rt Z
a. Il iii * * Ia ,si = go N9s-'S -
y " o'-''s0 t97445 fss ~ y o'soN
u. s. DIsTaIcT GoURT. Indge McGaleb yesterday
opened this Court for the fall term No business oil
interest, however, came up. The docket Of the
Court is to be called tomorrow, and the Grand Jury
is to be enpanneled on Thursday.
T,,.s, r,,,.rr fto,ysn I5,,a rr,,,t ,,,,a,ad y7,.
t rs 81 f 3
49, M a;se,5 a+9;,, Il NSon5s9 a3.t tnj o.a
Iii tlI9i b Ia tr, s fl y
!ss;,So I'M Cso I,es MI, bsar mai ,o,t =
f
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRT. james Henderson
yesterday sent before the First District Court for
W & I a e % asoig aa tte
~ - ~ at 49, sh i ~ ~ - ~
az " D. NJ M IN, ~ , III 5 Mn y ~
s ~ tsi5 a5 tt M ~ ] Io
sbi NH tl w 3ss ~ X sollie ~
IN ~ WEI asos ste sigslsss snuss
against him, from information received. III was
sent to prison, 70 be examined on the 18th instant
Another person. charged with being accessory to the
business, is yet to be arrested.
Hannah Boomer was held for examination on a
charge Of having threatened to burn down the house
of Michael Inland.
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showing decrease Of 10 ID the fever mortality
from that Of the previous week, which was 1876. At
~ the fever ths other principal diseases ranged
follows: by oongestiye Eever, by typhoid, by
bilious fever, ana By brain fever, 20 by consump-
ton, 10 BY disrraea, u BY dysentery by asthma,
2 BY cholera by epilepsy, BY heart disease, by
hydrocephalus 4 ny inflammation OF the threat, by
smallpox, BY syphilis, Of the total victims, rs
were under years Of ages los we're natives Of the
United states ~ nativity not known, Sc Of Ireland,
Is OF Germany, u Of France.
WE append oar table, showing the progress Of the
fever and the comparative mortality since the fever
began
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~ Riyss Rattle 4 Nobeo bales cotton rloy E,iors,r
81 Payne HasS4SS Estin Seos = GnISesT
BeaaF FoeT Ayery92 do Mef enoTs Rybr U,Ss eSS
PilgbSF tjo6dfcb Se1S do fbos endpyson % so
RageIy Biair Eeoi2 j Tuy Eeo@iI endso, u 20
ii Duncan Loean-il do 10 J j Person ScoI0 hsie c,tt
H9sbes iyisteaS Geoa bnes cotton Wss on fmIo Go
Il Walter Cox &co-9 Martini Cobb 6co6 Fredlandgr i
i9nI9 J9hn WILLIAMS &sol Dc AL May &eo8 bales coton
III RoeRor Blown seos s has CASKS ieb bas y f
kel-sundres to order-Total 1919 bales cotton.
stantob6 NswmNp2s9 bales cotton Wasb1etaE Iec
256J CAB Kicks &co3s2 BosaFt, Foley Iyety22S Nd
igg Mandeyie McIhgTy do Thos Henders6n = issi
a5g leSe5Sh SeSG Sles GGIGa o9n9ey phampin
WrE6t Allan Eco7s ] Person leoS5 RohgSn Ssea
Lewis Ogesby- 70 Byrne Vance Sco6l Green CrumpE
IS Rockford Brown 6Go-is Coleman Bton WithersG47
Tarleton, Whiting rulls4 Ernest &eo4l bales cotton
to order32 Henderson Terry 6eoSQ BARLEY johnson REQ
Is Rhorer, Higginbotham 6eo-24 H May &co-24s Aby
Ward Hint tcSEIk Marin cobb EcoI2 Cerr1i H. 49,
IL Harris Levy Randolph &co7 Gill Ferguson acc
PTe c57 9Rksy Hawn Sceo b"ss So1p as
y @sqoBa %c9 b 9nss cnon ossie &cosandes
FORT ADAMs-steamer sale Robinson-47 bales cotton ia
Byrne Vance &Go4O Edward Aae EeoIts Payne Harrison
10 Walter Cox &eo-2S W Thompson &eo-ll Wood L
Id Felowes kco-3 John Watt &co6 Smith, Harris &oo-ll
Barley, johnson 6co-4 D Kelly tco20 J W Burbridge /
A Mtenberger &co-2s N Turnbnl-l5 WALES Dyer-9 do
ward Hunt Eco-l2 Estlin &coS Richsd Nugsnt &co-
Moore Vancun--2 Davis Jenkins &co-7 scudder7 do
Oakley, Hawkins &Cou hhds sugar Bogar Foley Avery
bom Sro5 do ID hhds sugar John WHIT Eco-2 bbs moss
SEES Hall Rood Putnanl9 do 80 hhds sugar Tate &co-l6
bbla meass Oakley Hawkins &eoIo bg molqsses hhds d
sugar Wright Allen %Gol5 DOS m9tsSgs bEnud Landry-Q
do DbSSa &cola hhas sugar ~ NJ DblS noasses Vest
Fenoha% CnmmaekIzV mus sugar ~ a M9ntgomefy-ll
asu sqndrss e orasTFq4l 90 bales cotton $40
hhds sugar 100 nos moiasses EAU III "0ls moasses
IT'S 6b moasses hf nb moIasses BOgart Foley Avery
as ssa[ Go ap p51 do BnrS S9 do % u
% es do Beoeq No5lom Scz mas sugar 10 bbs moasses
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HAVRE-ship Johannisburg-S7OO bales cotton.
NEW YoRK-Bark Lizzie Boggs-5ll bids sugar, l23 bbls
molaSseS
hesgine lb obs whisky 70 If bbs whisky boxes cheese -
boxes caudes ties hams do rice q sSCks coffee ~ oats
hbls pork do OIL IS bills -four 81 bhts moaSse 81 half hhls
molasses ~ casks bacon, hhds sugar, bbls sugar
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Ship Gulf Stream, Higgins Liverpool Goth September
Baxter Lowell AGO,
Ship Poaypne, -, from Bristol England, Whitney
&co.
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0tn Orleans 9aiIg oyrlstert.
..a-....ss..4 .alza.r..s-.iras. II issa :
rtaI nteIIiatate

pEcfpEDBY EovRaBsRrsH Yesterday was as no
yeberish is any one could desire. + was aafk over
heaa SONNY under tact, aad damp, and misty, and
srizzIy and chilly, ana fawsnd nasty At round and
sla,, fbraagb Il rs beautiful day Tor suicide,
ssongb ~ saIei8es fo6g place That we heard Of
MoR4uAa qihs Board of Health furnish tne ioI-
lowing as tie return q Che city mortality for the
,gas ending Sunday morning, t4th inst, ct 6ocloek;
MsNh EAANttka A. ma q46far
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Trg. UNITED STATES TRI- fPuga
E5itfstsirt55s WEEKLY NAIL LINE fz4ls1lkt7stt57

Yrss UNIFIED STATES TRI- fu8s
l5z74llattis5i155 WEEKLY NAIL LINE szssIslets9S
Easaaasaas4zzsEssA TO EICkSBURG. g.
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock ?. M,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, Will leave for DOualdsonvile Plaquemine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing, Fort
Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand
Gulf Warrenton and Ficksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Princess connects at vieksburg with the steamer Roe
buc and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
as high as Greenwood.
The magnificent U, s. Mail packet VlcIksburg, Capt
Capt J. W Cannon, will leave for D6naldsonville, PLAQUE
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney St Jos
eph WRrrent0n, VekS6uTg, Millken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing, skipwth Landing, Pill
chers Point Ashton Grand lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthpgon, EVERY THURSDAY, at
The ViGKSBURG connects at Vicksburg with the
RANGER and will lake freight for all landings the
YaZou gtyer Us high up as Greenwood,
SATURDAY, at O'clock 7. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet NatCheZ, Capt
7, r. Leahers will leave for n0nads1nvle, PRqIemiUe
Baton uga, PORT Hudson BAYOU sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Nlehez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph
Cuff NMrentou aud Fiuksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 8
TIe steamer NATGHEZ connects at yicksbnre with
The EANGEK and will take freight for all landings
0 N the YhZOO river high Greenwood
splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days, without m the hour appointed AL
their caro- will DO promptly and faithfully
attended u.
These boats will responsible for any letter OF
containing money jewey other vGluebes unless regular
hills Of lsdng taken specifying the eonten and vAus aud
freight paid for With
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL, HOLMES 4 CO.,
Union Row IS Csrondeet ST.
Iell tt T.B SMITH, No Fehoupitouiss st.
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EXPORTS.

Per ship Gnbatn, from Bremen-562 seerage of who
III are infants aud under eight years of age.
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RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. FROM GANTON22 bales cotton 10 Cutrer,
Harrison &co-S2 Warren tiiltmore&coS Skpwith Hazard
JSc0--l Oakley, Hawkins Abyg2 Lewis Oglesby
= Frers6u, Conway &CoGg Robson Aien2l haes cotton
Smith Harris kcO33 Patton Smith PutnNn2l Barrett
~ Buckner Stanton Newman5 bales cotton FeloWes Eco
Is Carroll, Hoy SCO67 l. Adams kcO4O Fhonhili &Cu-lO
Walker Hutchinson 6col MeLemore, Rayburn Hco-6 do 10
Frodander Gerso6 Cleveland Brothers &co4 bales cotton
7 HArds EC0-l6 Walker Sni1erS Payne, Steele &co3l
D Cooper sco-3 Lane Mayiel EcO-S West, Where &co-4
to oel5 Hughes Hylstead &cosuhdries to ordertota
Ola bales cotton.
FROM CAEToN-l5s bales cotton to Lewis oglesby-ll9
Robson Alenla5 do Curer, Harrison ycn-8b bales colt \
Pitcher Goodrich Ecol2 bales cotton Carroll Hoy &co-96
Payne Harrson74 Ward Hunt Eco-iBJ Persons &cob d
Adams tco24 Skipwith Hazard &co-3 Harris Levi
50 Bradley Wilson sco-3D Harding Abbay Aorehtad3 S
Barfe-3l West piere &col4 Pitcher Goodrich &co6 do
Edward Nae &co-l4 do Buckner, Stanton Newmanl7 DO
Walker Snider-I2 John Wait vcoll A ID Kelly Eco-D do
Jordan Mirums RGlespieU Rockford, Brown &ce9 do
Patton Sni, L Punan9 do IIilad, Summers &co-9d do do
Martini Cobb Sco-S Grumpg NJ ID Cooper &cO6 do
b Kicks kco~-7 a Il May &co-4 BunneIl Ballet
Laange-l Byrne Vance ScO3 Wright Allen eco 2j do
Walker Hutchinson Sco-UF Randolph &co bales cotton
Paynt Steele co3 Lane Mayhed &eosundreS 10 order
rolal l7a2 bales cotton,
CARROLLTON AND JEFFERSON RAILRO AD-steamer
Chl0rnia-sundries TO order,
PONTGHARTRAIN RAILRO AD-From Moble-Steamer
Gbrondaet24 bradley Wilson &cOSundfes TO
order.
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Leaves every MONDAY at 8 O'Clock p NJ
TYETa STEAMER REPUBLIC, FOR

Raaassass8a REGULAR MONDAY PACKET
The me, regular passst ger steamer Republic Cant J.
~ Montgomery, Will leave regularly above clock 7.
81, Tor baton 4 uRe Bayou sara, Naehea Waterproof Rod
ney St. Joseph, Grand Cult W,rrenton and Vcksbng For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
BELL. BUCHANAN / Co
Oh 81 Poydras street.
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k3S6- FOR TRIE1 sTE THE Al VERY FAST
f&.S52 sailing 4msrean ship, VIM. Singer, Capt Far.
LICK Dispatch For balance Of freight, apply 70
nS BAXTER, LOWELL. r CO.
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nHInW-nnMINa n .

T0Wboat st UhRrles Uhambef from he PRssest0wed down
aud 9th inst ships II NJ Hayes and II Board
man-brousnt up ships Gabatn and Exchange
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AN S 7 Err D A N.

S5gS FOR AMSTERDAM THE Al FAST
atE4&f sailing American ship Danube Captain folding
ais no loading fur the above port. For freight apply
o j. p. whitney u CO. IS GRrondele street
For passage apply the captain board Post r. Second
District mis-
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H A NJ B U RIG

EaFa- FOR HAmHUR G-THE Al FAST SAIL.
s3F sing American ship IGatahdin, Captain oliver
sszHis loading for the above port. For 'reght APP
pyto J. P. WHITNEY 4 co, IS Barondelat street.
For passage, apply to the captain on board, nd