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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
u THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
n H SnLnMONSON-

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
tha Tcs lr.lelI OF the approved Kinds Of
PE"TACLES Allis glasses, whether for GEAR OF FAY
Eh.cd sTJuad under ms inspection. b. machine
Of cons ructoI, with the reares- care, so as 10
suit the eyss al curuE We1tHeg, DzzEes or
IBfI1la1a a. TIE Es aad imTartiur 9Th i0r olE
TeaiI fine sewing
~ y. Il. So-1n1lsla wllli here inform the public
that he never c15ys aay IN the sale Of h lenses
y Als1 a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COMPASS -ES. &c key on hand
ARTIFICIAL. EYES.
Inser-e without pain. pe-lcct natural
~ iii 80 Js sl1ercr street under the American Hotel
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FROM NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept b.
The steamship Gen Rusk, with BrownviIle dates
10 tie Ist inst, has arrived at this port.
The Liberals captured TampicO on the 25lh Al.
gust.
AiralOn, reactonist, was holly pressed.
Nilauri was concentrating ten Thousand men at
San Luis, to march on the Capital
Funds plen Y.
Afearful gale, causing On inundation, occurred
at BraZas on the 26ih M
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YELLOW FEVER
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 6.
Deaths byyellow fever Saturday, 60.
PROM HARRIsBUHGH

The Democratic COnferees Of the 9th Congress
sional District have besn ballOting for candidate
four times, uusuccessfulls. The candidates are
Messrs Fuller, Of New York; Awl, Of Cumberland,
and Mcintyre Of Perry, each receiving three votes
OF the Conf rees fthe respective counties.
The Conference meets again tomorrow.
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RAILROAD Collision.

NV 0TIAT INFI- =
collision between freight and a passenger
train occurred at Fishki, on the Hudson River
Road this morning. Two cars Of the freight train
were demolished, and its engineer killed. Two or
three Passengers the other train were killed and
several wounded.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

CINcISSATI, Sept z
This morning, as train on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton Railroad was passing the turnpike
near Cummingsvile, il ran into q carriage con
tanning D. P. Fessenden, his wife and TWO nieoes.
The Carriage was sh4 tered TO pieces, Ms Fessen-
den was killed, and the Others were thrown to the
ground with great force and severely injured.
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FRO1I ROsTON.


BOsToS, Sept Z.
The Washington Hose Company Of Albany ar
rived here by the midnight train, and was received
at the Depot by delegations from most Of the FIre
Companies. Today the Albany Company was
escorted TO various places Of interest in the city
a.adl
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RESIGNED

ST LOUIS, sept Z.
The Republican learns that Governor Richard
son, OF Nebraska, has resigned, with the intention
Of returning to Illinois, and canvassing the State
for Douglas
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G0ututioual.
.CEI-E0T SCH0NLFO

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ er,b a-1uE al the .emaus a s1t and Us fu I'd
i--i- viii BE- nrened The Suadrv school Room IL the
- r-i,4 rhur-h he frs uf Sep
fs-ba- -r5er IL care uf The Wis APIAN. md the
ge srl s en- tsnieuce Of Rev NAklAN. as Rector Of
fhe Schnol 80,
Ap1-1 ia-s flr aluisS0n 20 b nsr The Schoo Room
- AZ i'm drr7ne The surSe o. the ~r111l term.
Prlspertus setting r-h Terms. &c rnu h. ha N an
k,.f,-r ~ ~. erh,sI Ia CLAXTON.
ia BOLLES.
sus Am las 'REv. L. CARTER.
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SAD Accident.
.AD aNN I'd = ' =
DAYroN. Ohio Sent Z.

UAiToNl OHIO, sept. Z.
Two young men, sons of Dr. Riley, Of this vicin-
ity, in attempting to drive over the track OF the
Dayton aud Western Railroad this morning, were
run into by the train. The younger brother, Louis
Ritey, was instantly killed. the other but slightly
injured.
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A VERAcI-Ass EDToR.-An evening cOtem-
porary, whose Railway Matters" have proved
to be very unreliable in great many instances,
on the 2sth of August contained this immensely
sarcastic paragraph:
That broad gauge extension" railroad from
Olean, Y. Y, u Cincinnati, when wds to have
been built quite number of months since, and
for which some 5000, or 10000, or 800, ,OOO-It
was never decided which-tOns Of iron had been
shipped from England, does not yet seem to be
in a very forward state. The workmen have not
vet commenced and the iron has not been re-
ceived Another English Agent has been
surveying the route and has gone home with
rather i doubtful opinion OF its merits as pay
ing investment
On the 81 of September, under the same cap
ton of Railway Matters" it informed its read
ers that "The Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way Company of Ohio and Pennsylvania, had
negotiated in England bonds to The amount Of
s3,oOO,OOO."
These two accounts Of the same road, in the
same paper, Peuned by the same hand, and pub
lished only one week apart, are good specimens
Of the bIundering nonsense daily Unlisted on th'
readers Of that sheet BY its assumption of know
ledge Of railway matters"
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GU1TAR.-JH H THoNAs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar. Rooms al No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson II.
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HATRIMONIAL.

To TIE LADIES OF -HE USTED STATES:
1; h7s been my ID fl-ule 90 Tes;1re 90 health mzly
thousands Of my c5Iltry-7glIlsn-
NY Success has cHciisl the malice OF the ezvisus and
jea.5u,; but her prosecutions ave served only % extend
and es.ab ms reau-zI1a Showers q grateful
have eu up1u 11y n Hvv from the ia5- sucr5Es whom
have rele-ei So czg led in afscti0azts ard
h1ukfgl rsmelrslce by hose who have sIacreEcei J
skill len atfl lrd to lesplss elrts OF e.-maksn
Z nd s'anieTers
Ny friends have repeatedly urged me 90 place ug Hel-
cine fJr prdu-us arsrati wi-aln the reach 1 The
Ladies OF the UHeI states; but d otilH 20 eutg-
field 50 occupied b. qIacks, rh tlsr peiIus nos-Tums
aai fear lhI- pied counter ei-ers might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have blCT PIE
vented from abshlz aggucies f- the sale Of my
''ANHE DE FEMME IN tie Uzi,ei States.
Al lat yei 20 the eareies Of patients and friends
and ogsT the suffering FenlIes OF America mcdic.-e
vach has rendered someaa. famous Throughout she
Old World.
In regard to the oira-yoi the .AATIE DE FEMME I
need only say, thai l1uiI 5Tm ard is eraci. such
have used ny prcti many years and
that has failed 10 secure a satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and st1nd N the
alton Of and eject. Il alike powerful gulte
leaihy menstrual wv where never has existed and TO
where has been irsm ray cause sualrc-s -sed.
in urdrt1 gurd imposition, tho wrapper Of direc-
tlois on each bottle OF the "A lie dc Femme wi bear nv
written signature ana loh the bottle and enclosing box
vii be sealed with nv private seal.
Prcs, S30l package
PARIS, January. ISL.
For sale, Wholesale and ReraI. by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. p >uperyE street Cleveland, Who Will supply the
annie de Femme Il The Pr.I-ie-or's Trees-
auto dGwly6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
u THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
WN
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

Erer Worn By Kings or Emper0rs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HEPD ID OF HAIR Because It IS tie ornament
Col timg pIOriie3 for all race Reader alihouEh
the uise may bloom ever brightly the CLOWN cheek
the eve b. SPARKLING, the tee he those OF pearls
the head herett OF covering. the haIr sudred and
shrIyclct, k 81 and dry. STILL sDrin led with
viii luse than half her charms Pr1f
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. # used two or three
lines week. VIII restore and permanently 10 all
such ornament Read the f1li1wins and Judge The
writer Of the first is TIE celebrated Piaais THALBERG:
New York April IS, l-5s
DR.. WOCD-Dear Sir Permit me To e1ureSs to Won the
Oh 4 under Tor the entire Oiaii1n Of
20 It's urgUa color About the time In the
United ufCs. u rapidly hec1m but
application Of your HAIR RESTORATIVE IL slon ne.
covered original hue consiier your Restorative
wonderful invention, quite efcac0us wei agreeable
] am dear sir, yours iTu'y, S. THALBERG.
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"DRYCH Ar GwYLIEDYDCT," b" Welsh Newspater
Olice, l3 Nasstu street, AnrI u. LES.

PRoF o J WOOD-DeaT Sir: S0ms month or si1 weel 5
ago. received bottle Of yDur Hair Restorative gave
II ny wife who concluded 10 y Il on Der head liz le
thinking az tie time that u would restore the gay haT
It's orgull color, tut 20 hsr and Surprse after few
weeks tria II ha PERFORMED that wuudsrul turn
ing all the gray hairs 10 dark brown the
heauIng AMI thiC enng the hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative 10 all persons i OF such
change OF their hair. CHARLES LAkDEW.
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Tie RESTORATIVE Is put up in bottles 4 three sizes
large. medium and snail Inc small d. Ids hall and
reias ir 81 per botte TIE medium holds at least twenty
per cent proportion than the small and rels lur
81 pr bote The large hods quart forty Ier cent more
| IN pr p1rti d, a. retais for So
o. j WOOD co Projectors, 2l2 Broadway, New
York, tlu The great n Y Wire Railing establishment ard
l ia Market street, - Louis, Mo.
Ard s1J b ali sood Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RspOTed by the Union rriesrapb,
oTTIcE, wARINs's s BLOCK, coKSEK or BANK AND
81 CLAIR sTREETs.
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PEEsESTATIoN.-The members Of Alert Hose
Company last night made their former Fore
man, JAMES E. STACEY, Esq, now Of Cincin-
na.i, present of gold headed cane. The
present Is an elegant and appropriate One-and
characteristic Of the generous scale upon which
Alert does everything.
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PRoF o. J. wooD-with confidence DO / feeommeai your
Hair Restorative, os beng the most ecaci0us Icle
Hair Restorative, my halr and wins
kers which almosf white have sradualv gown dark
and feel cJnflent that upDcstiGns will
restore them 10 their ua color Il has also relieved
OF all dandruh and unpleasant itching common among
persons who ptrspire freely. J. G. EiLBY.
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PEOP- WOoD-Ahrut two yelrs asn. my hair commenced
gray; FIST bec nld and had tined msny
remedies Rect CONN eaced usiua Res urltIve
lu January lls few appllcaio fastened my htIr ml
BEGAN I'LL out and turned back frnsr
coIIr-back Al this time j. Is ully restore O. lis oreiI
clur, heath, and appearance AID cheerfuy
it. % all J. D. HOES
Chi-azo. Illinois. MAJ L
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WHo WILL BE AHEAD What city will send
the largest delegation to the Parade and Tour
nament tomorrow 1t will be seen by the iOl-
lowing from the Dayton GG=ette, that that
city means to carry the broom, both as to num-
bers and prizes;
Every fire company in the ely, Hook and
Ladder, in-luded, will send delegation to the
Cleveland Parade. There will be over two hun
dred fremen fro Dayton, with four Of tho
machines.
Dayton so far as we can learn will send the
largest delegation from any city in the State,
and viii probably bring the first if not the Sec
ond prlze awarded at the tournament.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co, May lst, 1883
This certifes that have been very health for
ycars and found tle relief aler EMPLOYING number
n Physcia7s- My disease Prolanss Ute II had
been redure bY that ard Eouur Ahus until had become
liberated 20 considerable extent By the advce Of Dr
G " Bushnell procured and took lI bottles OF Marsals
Uterine ati0con which enabled 10 attend 10 hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
year have taken three bottles Suce his DE- ath.
hich hes made able labor and support family Of
three children The Cihncsu has nearly restored me 70
health II the only thing that has mi ated suffer-
ing for which feel very grateful - -
The CATHOLICoN Is for sale by City Druggists and BY
/ MedH-fns 1enTerr generally
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Special Notifies.

" For Gas Futures ard Faiiag-AyglJ
F9gg, EasS0rfs & Co, lbs and l07 Superior sfr,st.
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PARIS, January, ISL.

For sale Wholesale and Rerail. BY WILLIAM FISKE,
No. % >uperys street Cleveland, Who will supply the
annie De Femme n The Prsp-ie-or's prces.
aulO dEwIvG
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HEALTH or AWERICAN WO,

- AA4AA41 IL OE h4N-A4N " "
IL MEN From tAe " Y. DIlly Neps (Edituri ID
We desire TO ca attention letter from DR. Joshua
= Bridge, on The Hellth OF American Women in anoth
column lie the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical iudgmen NAV he relied uBOn"
From fhs Albany Morning ErDress,
1rshals Uterine Cutnullcun has proved % be fully
b. m slcl gent emeu and others DR.. Bridge Is regular
physician of very fine ataiunents Of great judgment
ttoner. n all Diseases especially those OF women and
From Physicians
AIarsh1rs Uterine Caho.icon will certainly all
the diseases for which 1t IS recommends -
There Is nOmedctue like II IN this country"
In the worst cases l have met with Marshalls
Uterine Cathohcon is a ceriain and safe remedy
MARSHALL.S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is lsunhesaflngly nered reliable remedy those
Complaints 10 which IS lbe, ad which grad
uay affect The mi "a as well as the body s. hat 10 TN l.
possibility. Among the complains flT which The Caih0I-
remedy Failing Of the Womb, Whites. Sup
h1na Ions aud Diseases Of the kldnfys OF Urinary OF
Retention ucuutinelCe OF Urine. Heartburn. Coz
= sness Neryuusnsss Paintings Palptaliais, cramps
Ds urtcd Seep aud all troubles, organic or syInrathetc
connected Eill the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above synptos
dess Dr. BRIDGE, with full clufderce that they will
dnd relief Marshallg Uterine Cahoic0u i not quarE
med-ine but Ingredients have been made known 10 the
sEsciable physician IN the country
m priac o. M4RSH4LL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
CON = One Do46rGai Halfser singls b0tls.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshccton Co. May 4, 1877.
Mr. II kinssry, Sri have ben selling the uleLI-
Of the raeuberE ompany for the last and
have invariably found them 70 sTve good satslcnai and
hortea and coffee. and with trsde th y have bee
= apIo article MarsIalfs Uter.1s Ca holi-uu
tha- done greet amount u good m female tscas-
e one lady - - Toll ne se had receiEed more
benefit from bottle than she dd from long course OF
medical treatment BY the most skillfu physicianS-
| ,-,-. go, Yours truly JAMES WILSON
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WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS -!

engraving or four sides OF each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
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SIen Orleans Itloaeg 3flarAet,

Wednesday Evening, Dec l. is5S.
Wear entering on the first Of the winter months
sih ail the resources necessary to conduct great
a1sd mighty business If the records Of history are
closely scanned it will be discovered that there has
heaa more business done the past month than any
preceding The epidemic Of 1858 is, one Of the
shings that were, and so far as commerce, finance
and trade are concerned it has not caused the least
Fefrogiade. Whether our prospects for the future
EEaaia have presented more favorable aspect we do
moi pretend to say but this much we can say that
4here Is as much business doing as can be attended
80. e there are any merchants of standing who will
say that they are not doing as much at this time as
a the time last the year before, or the year
before that Or the year previous TO that we should
like 70 be informed.
The movements in paper aud money to-day were
q3irramscribed. Some 40 to $4,000 Of and months
commercial signatures were placed at the rate Of
psr cent The offerings in banks to-day We're free,
aiti some double the income with others not above,
sind with some less so to take m average, the mat
sser was in taYorof borrowers and ofefers.
The Exchange market to-day was firm. The rate
at checks On New York was steady at dis, though
enc bank intimated but ii was mere intimation as
wits te large basis for exchange and daily accumu
fatinn there Is prospect Of advance. First-class
Efvate drawers sold freely to-day at discount one
hgase sold ever s20O,000 at this figure, and large
sls ut sixty days sight at Il discount We suppose
= might sell million tomorrow and next day at the
asne rate Towards the close Of business rates Of
z sight were advanced to discount In other grades
Ehefa Here sales of sixty days sight at Ii discount, at
which figure there is disposition to take freely.
There were also sales at L q ? and q discount In
Sterling there were transactions in clear bills to
IA
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Per steamship Robt, Waterman, from Layaca and
Powderhorn, Texas. H Yegler, Lady and son, R NJ
Lncas, q Henry, Jasper, L Hughgaze and on
deck.
Per ship Ernst Mortz Amdt, from Bremen ] in
cabin and 90 steeraee
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BeloHv-Co1ning I'm,

Ship Augustus, Kearney from New York. to A
Cohen.
Bark Georges - from Roclond, to Creevy & Far
we'll
Bark !. D Carver Bumon, from Havana, to Creepy 4
Farwell,
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7
zs2eSs DIR. HAAt< EtG TREATS ALL DIS ,,S<ssassa
| H2 r lI' oe 'i 1ts'H ~
DOCTOR HAAkEE will aso give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds CONSUMPTION Croup In.
ine Asthma Bronchitis and ali other diseases Of the Throat
| aud Lungs.
H, willeyote particular attention to TIL ali Skin
| 1fZ ,t5,. a5.Ia F3ftts ,, -,
acute anu chronic
'e1'NR'a fat5a' f2iePAyt n9HpeasiA Fe5 ana All de-
Augement Of the stomach Liver and B0We and also TO ali
chronic Female dseses Special attention will be given n tta
5r,.,tr,e,,t ~ No F,-s n,,F T,r
Dr., Baaseo has made discovery Of Fluid that win
a52o, Ss.5,. u ,us anu restore per
~ sta"t " SlD 70 @o1t S use t'e Nliits, M, ba"'
zee Gun polee one thousand certificates of his perfect success
curing cancers o'a sores or Ulcers fnia sgeings OF
lnmoTs 81 ever ecTPaon and "itnoa5e use Of the knife
197i " 7 IN, - Dt2sasg' M tHey WIN require nus
ai9 "It7AoH Ls. hh'Ats p one Of the most
eeAsofaso surgeons ana Physicians row living
iisfame is known personally in nearly syery principal city
,I1a.tsr, ,ir...4,r n. ,.,...
n five es,t. rra, ,,,. distance 55r1rtf, sts ~, =,
tat ot ' Hl't''s i 'F''i9 s'iA''lE S4ls NATURE OF
.easa W correspondence, free d charge.
sa'' Once hours troH1 5 A NJ. to ! r. , N. -.
-,,as ,.,-r,-.- -. Ll.ltsl pF. hAA NEE,
Az, 81 " COL 'oN SIS ,ie i,9 W
9a..'' Iii laIo - t+R
L7LOTIDA ! JlLHOVg 1sI6F- I4IFIE5EIFS-IGe
l. UNDERSIGNED
Yellow Pine Lumber 10 which they yite the attention
+ tb- trade.
"ol legi q 4TeSSca tonFUed and grooYed yellow Fine
sV0 e9! 5gF Z n tonsed and sFoogsd
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CATTLE MARKET.



Arrived 90 Western Beeyes, Jig Hogs, 200 Sheep,
and 81 Mich Cows. The market continues well sup
piled and prices in favor of purchasers.
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE-Western Pine Choice p 10 Is
Rough and Fair do ..,.......3 GI %
Atakapas Texas, etc, n head .,... S53G Sit
Ordinary and Fair ..S61Slz
Inferior and Ordinary ....................5 s. 500 =
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky par head
lrdlnhry. ....s+.....-s-','' SiU44OJ
GhoCe'. u SNol
CALVES YEARLINGs,.,., .......--...... S36Sg W
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m4 UNITED STATES IRI- rz@.
lETass2E59fasSa WEEKLY MAIL LINE FAE,Ei5,ls
n ~ x u Q n n

u v 1 q X y Is u Is Il
TUESDAY, AT 5 O'Clock f. Ri,
The magnificent Y, 5. Mail packet Hrtmcess, 0sBiaiu
Wilson will leave for D0ualdsonville, elaqnemne Raga
Rouge, Port hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing -
Adams Na.Chez, Waterproof, Rodney ST. Joseph 9445i
Gulf, Whrrenton and Ficksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, I'll
oic ock NJ
The connects vicksbnrg with the steamer Ro
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo fg
As high Greenwood.
THURSDAY, Mt O'Clock III M
The magnificent U. S Mail packet W8GksburH. Cam
Capt j. W Cannon, will leave for Donaldsonville Pa1a
mine BHton Rouge, PORT uson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing, Fort Adams Natchea Waterproof Rodney ST J6l
eph Grand Cuff, WaTentOn, Ficks6urg Millkenis Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing Skpwith Landing mi
ch5rs Point Ashton, Grand Lake Washington Carolina Lani
9g and PQnt Hofthington, EVERY THURSDAY, 1T
RANGER and will freight for all landings on
Ea1ou river Hs high up Greenwood
SATURDAY, ut O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet NatehsA. Cart
T. 2. feathers, will leave for DOnAld8onYile Paquemds
aton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph Gsfa
5uIt, Harrenton and Fieksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at5
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at yieksbure win
Tho Steamer ANGER md will take freight for all iading
Oh the Yazoo river as hig1 up rs Greenwood.
Inc ABOVE mentioned splendid passenger packets viii eavs
to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will irresponsible for any letter OF psckae
containing money teweiry other yGuahes, nesB regular
2 Of adng taken specifying the contents value and
hereght paid nor for any Vauables deposited with CLERK
Sy the passengers, or contained in their baggage
Fortfeigh: passage amply on board, or 10
CARROLL, HOLMES h CO.,
Union Row, 50 CarondelsEBE
If 7, Is. SMITH, No Fchouptoulas So.
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Sbippina &gnteLIiaente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
ThnrsdRy Morning, Dec. 9. ]

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street, I
Thursday Morning. Dec. 3 1853 )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mexico, Lawless, for Galveston and In
dianoIa, c B Payne
Ship George Washington, CroweIl. for Liverpool,
Ship Katahdin, Morrill, for Queenstown, for orders
J p Whitney &co
Schr A Brewer Cox for Marselles,
Creeyy & Farwe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-02

Leaves every FRIDAY at o'clock P. 81
w~ga STEAMER Is. L.. HODGE FOR
ErSsksARJItSH NIGkSBuRG Regular Friday PAcktt-The
aS4E79Tb new nnd magnificent packet steamer B. j..
Hodge, John Smoker MASTER will leave regularly above
Commencing Weln shay the 22l Scpeuber} for Donald
gnvile Bayou Goua PlaQuemtne ntgu Rouge Bayou Sga
NAtche1 Waterproof, Rodney Sc Joseph, Grand Guf
and ycksbug, For freight passage amply en- boarl
EDWARDS * DENTXEI.,
u3 Advertising Agents.
88- The p. L. Hodge VcksburE with the Steam
Ago and Ranger and will take YazOo freight with priy
lgEe Of re-shppng al card rates,
Leaves every MONDAY. r Nj and FRInAY,Rrl0 AN.
IT. ~ tSEGJLNS SEMI WEEK. YPACkET
AE44As4l5--ktsI' Leaving ENERY MONDAY md FRIDAY
sor Iobiells Store, Springfield Landing Baton
Eouge FEluempe and The CGAst-Ihe supeior steamer
MesSen@er, HeO. II. kirk master, will regularly ID
tie above trade dqug the season, leaving New Orleans
Every MONDAY, a. 3 ? Nj, and
Every FRIDAY al 10 A. VI.
Returning viii leave Springfield Lending every Tuesday
and saturday mornings. coming down The Coast daylight
Every Wednesday and sunday rom Dou4hlsoavge
Shippers ind passengers rely puUCtuAity this
boat and all business receive every aticu-
ton. For freight or passage apply board, or 10
JOHN f. Hh Dr. co,
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