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A LBERTSON g. NUDGE,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
ORTABLE AND VARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAw-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also, Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS
Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. $ UNION STREET
Between ST. Charles and Carondeet Streets New Orleans
The Machinery offered for sale by MS is from establishments
which engaged in manufacturing
country past years. and will found
entirely adapted for the for which is intended
superior quality great deal of the machinery brought this
market, and extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing
purchase invited to call and examine for themselves.
CIEMONS. BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully in various parts of the South for fifteen
and more during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDRED of
then, have sold annually We guarantee them equal
in every respect to any gin sold in this section.
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is q invention of
Mr. j. F. Brown of Columbus Georgia. We refer who
interested the following Certificate which
hundreds which we have received
RUSSELL. COUNTY ALA, February 8, 1859.
Messrs Clemons, Brown & Co
GentlemenI have used your Double Cylinder 60
Gins during e past pleasure stating my
yiction that its performance superior
tried for speed convenience and safety buy
because believed would for itself saving
in and has fully answered my expectations 1t
ques power propel than Single Cylinder 80 saw
Gin while cleans twice much per day and il much
easier attended this Is lesser width
the breast and that it will gin all the cotton that
the roll withu throwing choking 1t seed
markHby Clean and makes good sample of any
Gin have tried Tho cotton buyers OF Columbus
peaedly told had superior Gin, without knowing It was
Of Double Cylinder style. Your Double Cylinder Tin
consider great Improvement the ordinary Gin the
planter who makes fifty bales of find it to his
interest to lay aside the Single Cylinder and
place himself under obligations to you by purchasing
Double Cylinder Gn and thereby time labor money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with you
permit me to assure you Of my friendly consideration
EDGAR CARLICK,
Messrs. ". G. Ccmons, Brown Co.
Samples of both styles of Gins well Machinery
may be ut store.
ALBERTSoN & NUDGE,
No. Union street,
oA 2p6t-tf Between st. Charles Carondelet.
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gew 0ran 1aiu Gsen ahmsaau aonma Aorember II 1859
Wem Orltans 1aiIp Crtsfent.
Mobile Intelligence.

lssSsssssS>ssseSssee-
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II. 1879
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x ATHMAN's TROPICAL RooF1NG-

Cheaper and superior TO any other Southern
climate -
Its tested and recognized quaitie. arc
Ist DURABIIITY-eauai to the best state roofs
3D. MPERMEAB1l.ITY-Superior any other; no cracks
or leaks being possible. ' - ~
3d. BEAUTYIt and granitc,l surface
4h. CHEAPNESS-t COSTS much less than though ii is as
good slate wood roof and less the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered TO the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9Th. INCOMBUSTIBIIITYIt win resist better than
slae-roof.
9Th. CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings
tense heat of srmraer.
7t SOLIDITY-I becomes harder and smoother ex-
s,osuc put upon roofs of slope and being light
does require heavy rafters to support while
liable to sorreson and breaking does require repairs
substances of which peculiar to alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual and
In this city.
Tesnona of the of the above in the hands
the and be verified by wishing it be-
fore contracting.
All orders left the Post-0iice, Box No. 2, will be
promptly attended to apply to
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(Sgnedy WM II. FRENCH,
Breyt Maj. u. S. A., Commanding Post
The following note accompanied the report:
FORT CLARK, Texas, Nov. 4. 1859
First Lieut.. Washington lst lnfantry-Dear Sir !:
Iregret to learn from the sergeant of Lieut. Hazen
that the latter is very severely wounded by ball
through the hand, which lodged in his right side.
Lieut.. H. had killed an Indian previously.
Very truly yours VIM II. FRENCH
HEAD QUARTERS DEPT. or TExAs,1
San Am0n0 Nov g. 1859. {
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No less than five fires occurred in Mobile on
Sunday last, in which the residence of Mrs. Moore,
on Conception street, was destroyed. The resi-
dences of Messrs. A. W. Thornton and A. Philippi,
on Royal street, were also burned down, and an
old building at the corner of Madison and Royal
streets, belonging to Hr. Moses Waring. In the
afternoon fire broke out in the Planters Press
warehouse, destroying portion Of it, together
with about 500 bales of cotton, involving loss Of
about $4,000, upon which there was the following
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YN Il In A.rrop IN " ". rEAkE
- General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas viii col
iee, CLAIMS in all the Southern part Of the State.
keieences-A J. Tully Co., Campbell Strong Burn.
Tas Rasns e. ssoir & H. socsmS loco Cox 4 Violet Co. W
adepha : = 't my3D Iva
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.HgRo SOUTHERN CARRIAGE ,sM-p
-sGFfSS-sS9 REPOSITORY LsN-t3i

ala BROADWAY, NEW YORK
The subeTber having his already
establishment, and acqned additional facilities for the
anscton Of his rapidly increasing business prepared
s,ish every description of
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
at the shortest and the and
zers particular Inducements SOUTHERN PURCHASERS.
equal If SUPERIOR those of any other mandatory the
kind in the country.
jyiA ly WIN. l.. MCDONALD.
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WILLY WALLACH-
i3 WILLIAM STREET. New York,
Importer of Foreign Folio Letter and Papers
opes; Rehhachs Celebrated Lead Pencils German Red Tapes
Gum tickets nkstat etc, Gard boards and Cards Sta
pic and Fancy Stationery generally, FOR THE TRADE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

q JONES & co., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
-. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS No. 81
Grayer street.
ADVANCES.
We will make liberal advances of Mershan
disc friends in London Liverpool Boston, New York,
Philadepha Baltimore and Charleston.
y. JONES II Go
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81 ,MCDONNELIis RESTAURANT, No.
$HH i, l47 Ccnlnon street, between Baronne and Ca
N1as, NJ rondelet Streets New Orleans ~ "
ns.s4sEa4 This establishment will remain open during
the summer where everything the affords can be found
and PRICES moderate The well ventilated rooms make it more
weather. ' " ~ Wy N'e ""iA
Furnished rooms for transient Isoarders
Families and Commission Merchants snnl;ed with Wp.s end
Liquors OF every description Mt wholesale prices
,,,e MCDONNELL McGRAW,
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n HALLER q BROTHER, MANUFAC
Ms vWSEERs WaS : III VI ,coPfEk, TIN AND SHEET IRON
" assortment sf Cooking, Parlor ar.rooIn Stove
and prepared to fill all orders above line in the CITY
Country ''
Particular attention paid to all descriptions of building work
VIZ Copper Galvanized Iron Tin Zinc Valley Cutters apt
Roofing, Down Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads etc
Have the exclusive right for the State Louisiana to MAKE
and vend the recently patented invention Lewis from
the use Of which the roof of buildings is washed all ah
prior to the water being conducted cis;ens Being self
acting in ITSELF IT the necessity any hapd labor in ii
actjen a feature her "
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Observation-Disclosures

v4da GALPIN'S CHOP IiOUSE-No Q FIX
clnnge Place, Canal and the Posi- Office
W JOHN GALPlS takes pleasure in calling the AT ten
sASal on of his old friends customers TO his CI0F
located for business men and where the,
served and at moderate rates. ' ''
DON'T FORGET THE "CHoP HOUSE,
Galrns Beefseak Chops and sausages are as good as
old Cine,s and other Wines Liquors carefully selected If
be had for the askingan small specie payment o3l If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

CHEAP FUEL-WHILE THE PRESENT building is
~ going forward the Station the price COKE will be
continued the very price of CENTS per
barrel.
is clean and pleasant fuel house use superior to
either wood or coal for cooking
AT this price it is full 25 cheaper than
Kew Orleans Gas Light Company, Oct To- 1852 eli tt
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! FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOp.

is. sIMoNDs. che co,1os
n j. $. SInIONDS s. CO.,
m S No. III Canal street No 9Crossman ieet and MN
Wy No New Lavee street *
W copper, Tin and Sheet Iron wv
Workers,
Brass Founders and FniSers Manufacturers of
Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans Fterers nice pans
Chimneys and Breechng, Seamboe and PLANTATION nlack
smithing. h
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE SHIP CHAN
- DLERY AND STOVES.
Planters Merchants and Seamboamen will find II In ber ad
vantage to give call purchasing or contractr ala
where 'e " s''"'.,,s n I.se IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

~ CANDY, SUGAR PLCMS. LDHENGES, etc, etc,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble
Sugar without aduteation adInxtue decerious
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase pure article requested
and examine stock and them with those offered
sasswhere.
na~ Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put mp
% order at prices ranging from IS upwards.
H8- Candies packed in boxes Of 25 20 and 100 lbs
suable for the Southern trade, and shipped order.
uS- Orders by mail promptly executed
n H1y- Terms cash iyl5 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
THE OLDEST CANDY nIANUFACTOF.Y
,AJCp
ESTA LIsHED IN 1906.

OOss
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad DepotD
@5 NEW YORK.
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FORT ADAMS.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets.
TIIE STE, ANJFRS Golden AU
ATTAKAPAS.
US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA
w H TIE RIv Err.

M n pas, DAILY IN connsclloh WIN INC y ", u and
s4A6HG w, Railroad-Thc fast steamer st. Mary, j..
Atkinson, master, built expressly for p,.sen
eavg Berwck Bay daily for Pattessonve Csntervilo aud
Franklin will extend her trips on TncsdayS Thursdays and
Charnto Jesnneretts and New Town. connecting
place with four horse mail ceache for ST. Martin
/ Lafayette, Grand Coeau Ope!onsas and Washington
Running time. New Orleans TO Washington twenty SIX
hours bling the quickest route travelled:
As the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she Oilers better
facility delivering upciat il amy boa! in ,he tte.
shippcrs will t,ue hes, iher dIay receis-
J. D. JOHNSON K GJ,
ST. Mo, ) Old LoYce. Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,,
---~-~>~~~N~~~
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
r~Dr-1r,r-sFTxsy, G R EAT GEN.
ssss R@ssg TRIAL ROUTE ,s@..

e-.r+srz-zzzzs,, G REAT GEN.
-, ~ xN is.---sxiaat. TRIAL ROUTE fsNAR*N
For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTl
Ono Of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERS will leave New Orleans NJ follows:
Imperial Capt. c. g. Rogers
October o. November ls
j. c. SwOn. Capt. Isane II. Jones'
October 81 November 20.
E. j. Gay Capt Bart. Bowen
November 2 and q
New Falls City. ,.+............ Capt j. b. Woods
November and a.
A. IT, Lacey Capt Geo. Taylor
October II, November and Do
HiaWnthn ........-.....,..........CA Capt. f. F. Dix
October 10, November $ and D.
City of Memphis. Capt. W. J. Kouns
October IL November 10 and 30.
Capt Jno. klnefeer
October q, November IL
VIM. NJ. Morrison Cant Jno N Boffnrer
October rs November H.
champion Capt F. b. Moore.
October a. November TO-
Passengers rely upcn the leaving as and
making DIRECT connections at
yICKSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS;
AT st. Louis with the
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points
North and East
90 TICKETS by the jackson Railroad for this Office
Fare ms Cheap, Time ms Quick
.. AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
pJ- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
HS For correct information Through Tickets apply
office of the
as- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, ct
No. 81 Camp street, ...
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
General Agent.
J. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
f. W. GOULD, Superintendent. my24 If
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enio, The chief clerk q The woodford viii se found in at
nisnce Inc this morning. and will not I've slow in oer
ra Inducements in favor Of TIP on the wccdford
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sbippirlg Sattlliatlste.
= -. back Or mi. p.g. for Daily PORT List

n
Cssscssr orrlcn, No 70 Camp Street, 49,.
Monday Morning, December 8, 1859.
Cleared saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Indianola and Gal
Steamship Moses Taylor, Griffin, for New York u.
ship Hayelock, Snow, for Liverpool,
ship Forest King, Bodies, for Lisy,s s v !,
Ship st Patrick, Fales, for Liverpool,
ship Autocrat, Burwell for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Shin Western Empire Soule for Liverpool
H Ashbridge Nephew
s'''p 1l'''''-s' -A'e''' - Cammack & Converse
sup 'l'' : mos - - 3. Creevy & Farwell
Ship j Wheeler, Gadd, for Boston,,
shin sultana, Barrett, for New York
BARK B Colcord, Colcord for New York,
IN = n 81 Creevy 4 Farwell
Brit brig Creole, Robinson, for Belize; lHond2,
Brig Northman, Kelly for Charleston, ER Poole
Goldenbow s. Lesparre
schr Sister Kate, Ferrer, for Mobile,
sehr Isabella, Fletcher, for Mobile,
Schr Never TELL Reed, for Pensacola, Master
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Gen Rusk Shannon, from Galveston via
Sabine Pass, to B Payne-Berwck's Bay.
Steamship Habana Mcconnell, from Havana, 3Otl
ut., to PUG Brothers-lst district.
Ship Monmouth, Doane, Is days FIN Bath, (Me,) te
master-1st dist "a.
Norwegian Ship Scion, Smith, IL days from ia
maica to Cammack & Converse-3d dist.
shin Peuuot. Davis, I'm Havre 18th Oct, to Baxter
Lowell &co-Ist dist Is.
Shin Oliver Putnam Smith, Is days I'm Boston, tt
JH Ashbridge s Nephew-(previously q
Quarantine Staton.) list dist 49,
Bark Byzantine, Gleason, ~ days I'm Boston, t.
master -Quarantine Station.
Brig Dunkirk Griffin, I'm st Thomas I'D ult, in bal
last to master-point.
Schr Bradford, Taylor, days finn Pensacola, t
master-basin.
Schr Olive Branch, Smith, 2 days fm Mobile t
master basin.
Steamboats,.
Arkansaw Bennett, I'm Red River
S Pringle, Weaver FIN Pittsburg.
4 Hesperian, Nicely, I'm st Louis.
Judge Porter, Shields, I'm Montgomery
4 darcy Fisher, FIN Onachita, River.
| Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
4 Towboat 81 Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 29th nlt
4 ship Ma1abar and schrs Aumack and lsaa
4 Toucey- brought up ship Monmouth an
\ brig Dunkirk.
/ Towboat Enoch Train, Duke from the Passes.
/ towed down and to sea on the 18th ult, shl
#e9 Vandalia-brought up ship Scion, bark II
Fisk and schf -.
| Towboat Victoria, Hedeman, from the Passes
went down light-brought up ship Pequo
/ from Quarantine Station ship Oliver Putnam
and to Quarantine Station bark Byzantine.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Sawance, Shannon, from Indianola via
Galveston, to c B Payne-1st dist preyi-
ously reported aground at head of Passes.)
Shin Castian, Graves, II days I'm Baltimore, to
Cammack & Converse-point.
Ship Sarah, Merritt, 20 days I'm Boston, to master
point.
Ship City of Bath Carney, I'm Rotterdam sth Oct,
to Baxter, Lowell &co-3d dist 40.
Brit ship DIsraeli, Black, FIN Greenock,. 22d Oct,
to master aground at Grand Prairie.
Ship Kentuckian, Merryman, - days FIN Boston, to
HIT Vennard-lst dist Al.
Shin Weymouth, Servey, I'm Liverpool, Oct H. to
J H Ashbrdge Nephew-sd dist a;
Ship Chas Duncan, Otis. from Algers, lAfrica)
3 dist AZ.
Bark II s Fisk Fisk, Is days I'm Philadelphia, to
G Nv Hynson &oo-point.
Brit bark Achilles, Walker, FIN London, 18th Oct
to master-lst dist.
Bark Isabella Jones, Woodbury., 20 days from
| New York to G w Hynson &co-pont.
Bark Harry Hammond, McCfintock, I'm Bordeaux
Oct LIST, to master-point.
Sandman bark Ernesto, JeroYich, fin Genoa, Sep
18TH to Paggio l. Viosca jr-pont.
Barkentne Andrew Henderson, Thompson, ID day.
FIN Richmond Wa,) to G W Hynson eco
I'd dist 20.
ALB Chambers, Bowman, I'm st Louis.
Robt Watson, Smoker, I'm Alexandria.
Bayou Belle, Lyons, I'm Washington. wan
Champion, Moore, I'm St Louis.
Jesse Bell, Gormly, I'm Cincinnati.
JM Sharp, White, FIN Yazoo River.
Homer Hopkins fm Pittsburg.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, fin Bayou Sara.
Prima Donna, Ford, I'm st Louis.
DE Kenner Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Capitol, Petit, I'm Baton Rouge.
Lafourche Dngas, I'm Donaldsonville.
Florida, Meyers, FIN Mobile.
Towboat Anglo Norman, Steele, from the Passes
went down light-brot up ship Kentuckiai
and bark Achilles.
Towboat Yankee, Flenton, I'm the Passes-towet
down and to sea on the 27th ut, ship w Wiz
and Creole--bro't up ship Castilian, bark
Hammond and schr =.
Towboat Whitney, Whann, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the eth ult.
ships H Lunt and Volant, sehr P Novel;
brot up ships Chs G Duncan and Sarah, bari
Ernesto.
Towbaat Vanderbilt, Wright, from the Passes
went down lght-bro up ships City of Batl
and DIsraeli.
Towboat Ophelia Mackey, FIN the Passes-towet
down and to sea on the 18th nit, barks
Vennard and Oraville-brot up barker
tine A Henderson.
Towboat Hercules, LaPlace, from the Passes =
went down light brought up ship Weymouth
and bark / g Jones, schr =.
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Exports.


NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--Per steamship
Moses Taylor sloo, 900 specie l4s bales cotton 1874
pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-P steamship
Mexico-35 hhds sugar 500 bbls -four 40 bbls mo-
lasses 100 bxs cheese 100 do soap 10 cks bacon 400
scks corn SO bbls whisky so bbs potatoes.
LIVERPOOL--Per ship Autocrat- 32l3 bales
cotton.
LIVERPOOL ship Western Empire-4lO2
bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL ship Havelock = 3ls9 bales
cotton.
q LIvERPOOI.-Per ship Forest King-3l7l bales
cotton lao ties tallow so sacks cotton seed oil cake
81 bbs cotton seed 1900 slaves.
LlyERpOOI.-Per ship st Patrick-33s2 bales
cotton 1900 slaves.
HAVRE-Per ship Adams-3203 bales cotton.
HAvRE-Per ship Marathon-29G2 bales cotton.
BOSTON--Per ship J Wheeler 2296 bales
cotton AZ bbls rosin.
NEW YORK-Per ship Sultana--67 bales cotton
26S hhds sugar lls5 bbls molasses 63 hhds tobacco
ll5 bales moss 1875 do rope cuttings l54 pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Per bark B Colcord- 6OO0 scks
corn. 5
cHARLESToN--Pe brig Northman-lls hhds
sugar bbls do l6 bbs whisky $40 bbls molasses Is
bales moss.
4 BALlZE, ebony, via RUATAN ILLAND-Per
brig Crdole-2s bales hhds tobacco los bbls pork
bbis beef 10 hf do kgs do ~ bbls -four Is dc
tar Ill bxs candles 81 scs oats
TusPAN-Per schr Jacnta--5O kegs lard lst
bbls -four 10 do tar.
PENSACOLA schr Never Tell = 10 Dbl
-four.
MOBILE--Per schr IsabeIla-l4s bbls aour l0
Il hf bbls molasses l52 bbls whisky 1877 scks corn
M0BILE-Per schr Sister Kate-24 bbls molas
SEES s. IF do GAL seks corn 100 bbls whisky.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
LAX. AsEMIwEEKLY MAI, LINE TO ef(aG. u
hltaN1H4 vICKSBURa. 31asx
Tho mag U. $, Mall packet VicksburK Capt J.
n White VII leave Tor Grand Jsks BonSIasenyile
sr Landing Fort Adams, Matches wasrpoof nsney st. Je
Tx. Prosdsnes slack Island Landing skipwhs Landing
Plchets Point Ashton Lake Washiagtor Caroline Landing
The steamer VIGKSBURG will take freight for Yasoo river
10 DO 70 shipped on steamers Dow Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, M6f M
The magnificent IT, s. Mail packet Matchbox Captain 7. r.
!eathor., Will leave for Donaldsonsie rlsasmfne Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney H. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and vicksburg every Saturday at SPIN
The NRtcheE vicksburg with steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for AL landings tho Yazoo river high
RS Greenwood ut high water rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed All
basss entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These will responsible any package
containing money ewclry other yanabes unless regular
bills Of ladng taken specifying the and vane
the freight paid for ynubes deposited with clerk
by the passengers contained In their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or to
J. J. PERSON 4 co.
jel5 IT Corner OF Caronleet and Union streets
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poNTCHARTRAIN.

MOBTLE-Per steamer Cuba As bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &co-l4 Block & Byington-sundries
to order-Total SO bales cotton.
MOBIIE-Per steamer Florida-9 bales cotton
r Philpott-and sundries to order.
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Per ship Chas G Duncan, I'm Algiers, Afrca--3
IN Storage.
Per ship Weymouth, FIN Liverpool-32 steerage.
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Spoken.

BY Capt Carney, of ship City Of Bath on 4th Nov
in lat 20, long IS, ship Good hope, FIN New York
for San Francisco.
Same time and place saw ship Reporter.
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OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on TIL ESDAY. the 9Th inst. at r. ".
REGULAR OUACHITA PACK

49, Aet.-FOr IAWitn, BtRCh HIS, MlITef7S B1nf,
49, Chsmpasnolle, Wilmington, Moro, Caryrlc Ma
$500 tic, Saline, Alabama Landing, ouuchita City.
Trento Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Harris
onbng Trinity and all intermediate landings Ouacta and
Black rversThe fine and htdraugh passenger
Twiligh John s. Shaw, MASTER will leave For
freight OF passage apply on board 1890
FlRGIN1uS G. DENTZEL,
d5 Advertising Agent
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ReIoyy--Comfng Up,

Ship Express, Milton, I'm Liverpool, Oct 2lst.
Schr Suffolk, Smith, = days FIN Matanzas, to Gold
enbow 4 Lesparre.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-18
WALL HILL Posi- OFFICE,
AIllI NJ.

Mr.. EDITOR: have been reading your
paper for the last twelve months, and have
been so pleased with it that l concluded,
the best thing to do, was to make up a
club of five, and send the money to you,
that [ might have the pleasure of reading
it for the next twelve months. | thought
by so doing might not Only benefit my
self, but others also. We people in Mis-
sissippi love to have such publications in
our houses to read, at least SOME of us do;
but there are others who have no taste for
such reading, but had rather indulge their
appetites in tasting and indulging in the
use of strong drink. learn by reading
your Spirit of the Age" that you have
determined to wage war against this strong
and bold enemy of man, until your pen
shall drop from your hand by death itself,
or until the enemy shall be driven from our
land. To do something to sustain you in
your very laudable efforts to accomplish
this your great aim, l have thought to con-
tinue to read it longer and have others OF
my acquaintance to read it also.
Woman has suffered more intensely than
man from the habit of strong drink, and
from that fact she should do all she can tc
promote the cause which you with SO much
ability have espoused. May you continue
to speak forth in such language that you
shall be heard in the midnight revelry-
around the WORM that" biteth like SER
pent and stingeth like an adder )" that your
voice shall be heard in the more polite anc
social circle--around the peaceful domes
tic hearth-untiI it shall influence thos
who occupy the sacred stand to teach th
way of life, to lift their voices against thi
soul-destroying practice. Iwish your pape
to WELD such an influence that among a
classes of mankind-in all the grades c
society, even in the legislative halls, tn
doctrines taught in the Spirit of the Ag
may be advocated in tones of eloquenc
strong as that of Patrick Henry, or SUI
sive as that of William Writ. G. E. w.