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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Warren Gilmore AGO 50 d, Payne Harrison-I6do Lewis
oglesby-5a Ably Catchingi5 Thophi &co-iO Thomson
ulark-42 Hariinr, Abbay Moretead-2M Harris 4 Son
81 Gaen, smedes Scoar Coleman, Briton Withers-S.
Barksdas2n Fellowes Geo Rotehtord Brown ceis do
&co4 Bradley Wilson &coll Martin Cobb &co-l4 Patton
Smith Pu,amn-:U turer, Harrison &col5 Block Me-
&eo-l2 Murphy Sykes &co-- Carroll Hoy Scol2 Stewart
games-lo Sam sarettno billiard Summers Green
Holloway II Smiths West Where &co-s j Person Sc,-S
Hugely Gleveland brothers AGO. Battle Noble Eeo-7
hewitt Moron &co.6 Ward Hunt &co-7 Wright & Allen
Geo Connolly Acct b ii Lowe &co6 Winston Morrison Sco
Total Ss2 bales Cotton ~
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
MoBIEE-Per orego-ss bnles cotton To Brndev
Wilson &co6 do Geddes24d Battle Noble Gro-2i no
Harde &c-5l bds paper 10 Stevens &co-sundres to j j
McKeeverJ Syme &coJacob zoelly-R Geddes-ordsr II
A Schuerman &co-Toal 81 bales cotton -
MOBIIE-Per steamer Cuba3S bales cotton Farley Tprsv
&col6 do Geddes2 no Han &co-ls cotton Gins to
Bell Buchanan &col do Ii Carter &co-sundries to order
Total 66 bales cotton,
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Per steamship Arzonn from Brazos Santiago and Indnnoa
ars John Martin Mrs Carey. Miss Carey Capt Ashby
de Leana, Myers. ~
Per steamship Mnagnrda from Galveston ndianoia-
Mr. Reddng and aiy Mrs Moore, LW Slater lady son and
johnson, Burns Moore, randger Gorha, Mos.back Hail.
tn-l7 on deck. -, ~
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Steamboats,
Beiow-Cornsng Up.

Ship Evira Owen Potter duys from Balm re to Baxter
Lowell geo.
schr Carrie san ord Cole from Port Priuce master
sehr Star Cannon, days from Vera Cruz to Goldeubow
LeSparTe.
schr joseph oone Pennington days from Rua.an Island
to Goldenbow L Lesparre.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MIssIssIPpI-

ETRAL ROUTE
For all Points
NO r n a ND EASTi
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
Frs will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial Capt O. 8. Roger.
Aug, 30. Sept. 10, Oct. . and 70, Nov. 49,
j. q. SyvOn.. Capt. Isaac H. Jonea
Sept i and Il, Oct. IL and 81. Nov. 20.
Es j. Gay. Capt Bart. B wen
Sept. and 49, Oct. Is, Nov. and 22
new rails CITY,. s.......t .....Capt. J. B. Woods
Aug Is, Sept. and %, Oct. 49, Nov and "a,
A. II. Lacey............ Capt. Geo. Taylor
Aug Is, Sept. and q. Oct II, Nov. 6 and rs.
kziaHvatha e. F. Da,
Aug 20, Sept. . and 20, Oct. 49, Nov land %.
city OF Memphis Capt. W. J. Kount,.
Aug. %, Sept. IL, oc. and q, Nov. 10 aud 80
Jno. Klnefeer.
Aug. "a, Sept Is, Oct s and 23 Nv IL.
WIN. Nj. Morrison. Capt Jno N Bofir ger.
Aug. %, Sept. Is, Oct. and IS, Nov. II.
Cham Capt. +. b. Moore.
Aug. %, Sept. II, Oct. aud II Nov. 10.
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving advertised
making D1EECT connections
vICSsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILRoAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILL1No IS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT St. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFos
TAME and all other Railroads for oil points,
North and East.
TICkETs ny the Jackson Railroad for sale thia
Fare rs Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTEi
ne TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
the Office of the -fN.'
Ra~EAlLRoAp LINE PACKEFs,-s
No. 81 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Plaza
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
Gsnarnl Agent.
J. +. ALLEN
General Freight Agent
q. w. GOuLD, superintendent. uly24
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Receipts OF Pruducs.

Sos aagse do Smith BroW5 boxs mdse to
Sst sa sssss Sy
AZ s1ss 3 i.efs f
oS
ms. e. 4 G,0pTe s5,
1psss s? 81 ss9t PsSsn
ees 81
si s. cotton sso Gee cGnRey Summers
AsR sIs
ESyP ass}
cs go Is do ns Nss
sasds. t to s sas ss;ss
s sPs @
fsa.
s ,ad su Kennedy seso prs -four Given, Watts
FIJI s1SS poi po,aess
%as y jones, af
*. 5 sS gp15
aePS ,ooay Jes;ls
ssss, ss. os'f 10y
ss s.H
ses eli M k Rs
%a ,s s Wa R1dMn . Az
s5esdwe Hughes Hyostsd GOVT Si ~
Bucknsr Stanton s soh DO
Slss@
sssss ass
ss1t as % ass
s9sy
q nInsd1 Assay q billiard &se22
sssy ssss;s1 L sss Is.
Z msis to
to order Total 246l bales cotton
ss's9
ysnss @ Ssog Gallagher W@s hsos E9tcht9Ea
efsRss
niisy Fri b Wsn Gs
500 " Esni&soso III Lospsieh &eo-as bales Cotton
sSS 'ssS sss
aeoo do
smsdes sso.s Carroll &eo5 Moses Greenwood2i Man
do Burton s
POINT woRTH1S GToN-per steamer Lucy Ho,eombe--
s ss sSo s soe
y fS sd Wl Brown p MeIheH
sSy Ass wlhi 4is
r sso
Carroll sso
Sen soais %s WS RsasaaS
sheppara J-l4 Iae!9p whiting fnisal2 Lloyd Frier-
Morehead-S Coleman, Bliton Wners6 II Carter leo
walker, Hutchinson &eo-4 II May &co-A Rhorer-3
Brander Hubhard2 Green Grnmpll do sundrfes 10
order-Toia z7l4 bales cotton.
Washington Jackson SEQ Bucknsr stanton Newman
S4s 4 Kicks aco-2H Byrne Vance Aco- l57 MeFar
land Barksdael50 w Estl'n 6col43 Ieverich eco
m4o Rockford, Brown &co-isS Mandese MeIlhcnnyl6
II & NJ Allen &co-l05 coleman Bron Wthers-92 do
Hughes Hylested &co-s9 Green CrumpS9 John Watt
50 Cox &co-77 Gee Connolly Sco-72 Knox Higgins-7l
Ward, Hunt &co69 &co-Si Fellowes &co-5I
ihes Henderson peae-5 D urqulart14o Carroll Hoy
Oil kro- IN A. III
nberger Boron-s3 terson &co-32 Edward Male
81 Henderson, Terry sco-2S & Janaes25 Martini
Cobb &eo-2o Hopkins-2i do W Donne AGO McLe-
more, Ray &eoJ Hawkins Norwood20 GiIlis Fergn-
son &coie Barley johnson &cel do S Nelson Sco-l5
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EypOrta,

LIvERPoOI.-Per ship Mongomery-s0O5 bales cotton
ship Lebanon2Ol2 bales l25 hhds
tobacco. - 1890
MOBILE-Pc sch Sister Kate-1l3 bbs whisky IS half do
15l sacks bran 10 bags wool 300 brick sundries
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NEW ORLEANS CLASS rr1c ATOMS.


sUsAR.we noticed of 100 hhds at about nrev os
rates Five aids Of the New Crop fra. this season. were
r. @. Behel's Grand Wood Plantation ST. Navy, or;h
signed to Messrs s. O. Nelson 1t was clasea al univ
Fair OF good color and grain and sold e u H. The first
arrival last year WAS on the 10th OF September.
MoLAssEs....2 bb.s. Choice New Crop. from the same
plantation. sold at the fancy price of 52se ga,loa
FLoUR...Firm bu. quiet. Sales 200 bbl. supsrane a,
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 1l,h lust atsp.M.

Leaves on TUESDAY, Ilth inst at Bpm
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Lire
rsss FOR ST. LOUIs-CONNECTTNa AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis
ssszaSsssisss with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
fine regular passenger packet steamer John Warner H.
X Patterson, master, will leave Louis erneoj.
ate landings above For freight through tickets all
poies, North, East or West apply board.
Passengers aud shippers rely the punctuality
this steamer.
E0~No berth considered engaged until paid for.
AS. plan Of the cabin and
by applying the Cmpanys office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place.
a~ The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Nsches Vckshue and all the Bends and will pay 1T
tention TO all way and plantation business.
ViRGINIUS c. DENTZEL.,
OH Advertising Agent
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Singing Sutelliasl,ts /.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Morning, Octobar II, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Montgomery, Hamilton for Havre Baxter Lowell eco
Shp Lebanon Hamilton, for Liverpool, Creevy Farwel
Schr Sister Kate, Ferrer for Mobile Huntington d Bro
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STREET UoMM,R-oFFlClAL.

THIRD DISTRICT POUND-wns brought
to the Third District Pound of Clouet and Good
One bay pony, about m hands high white spot the
and between both white small white
III gh.
Which not claimed within days the expenses there
on paid VIII be sold at public auction, said depot,
fau kSuAi, October ID 1859 at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
New Orleans, October s, 1859.
C. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered OcoberS 1885,
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
EPhEE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-n a
- etc conduit depot des epaves Troisieme District
encolgnnte Cleeet ct Bons. Enans CONNIE epave-
I'm ponln ba ayant l3 de- hant tache blanche
SUI le nz ct entire les yeuN ps de dc devaut blanc
blanche ss ssbot du pied droit ct eawpe
caine sur Ia hahche gauche
81 lie dit poun nest pas reclame dams cling ours les
frais payes sea yendu fenchare puhque depot
10 JEuDI, Is d'octohre 1859. i 10 henres A. NJ.
c. o. FLECHfER, CoInnssaire des rIes.
Eouyelle- Orleans, le ) octobre ls59. o. SII Is
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Habana, Mcconnell from Mnititan 9th nst to
PUG Btothers-lst dist.
Steamship Arizona Smith, Rrazos Santiago 7t inst via
Indianola, TO | G Harris-ist dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner from Indanola and Calves
o l Harrs-Berwicks Raw
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Leaves on THURSDAY, October 18th, at5P.M.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.

ST. Louis Cairo and Few Orleans Railroad Line.
IT, FOR ST. LDIlS.-CONNECTJNG Al
Cairo with the Illinois Central at St. Lou
with the Ohio and Mississippi Ralroad-The
sgalar Passenger PACKET steamer Esayy ard j. Gay Bart
ven, master, will leave for st. Louis and all ineramdi.
ate hn1ng4 az shove For freight through tickets all
points, North. East OF West, apply on board.
- Passengers shippers rely the punctuslity
this steamer.
10" No berth considered engaged until paid for.
BE plan OF the cabin and secured
by applying the Companys oMce 81 Camp street. corner
Commercial Pta
rThe above steamer will take fir light for Mempt is ycks.
burg, Matches and all the nds wall pas strict attention
to oil way ana plantation business
VIRGINUS G. DENTzEI,
Ady.r Inn a,,a,t
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MINATlTLAN-Per steamship Habana---2 cases cigars
Wes-2A hides 10 NJ L Payro-stdo + Cochran 4 Hail.
INDIANoLA AND GAI.yEsToN--Psr steamship Mata
gorsaIs bales cotton Tss'on Whiting Tus1e Do Farley
SeiXesE26 Lewis oglesby-6 Frerson, Conway &co-l6
Kelly &co3l Jno Williams 6co-3 FULLY Sco-ll Dr.
y Morgan-23 0 Nelson &co-35 Edward Psbury-2s RI
May &co4 do Zachars &co-2 Walker Hutchinson Geo
IA beever lnheau Mehesnndries Hail. Kemp &co-C q
Gaines &co-Johes' Exprsss-Tota 2s6 bales cotton,
BRAZos SANTIAGO via INDTANoLA-Per steamship
Arzona-Si6S5 $50 specie Cabaero BasnadoS43l6 Thomas
Halems3s7 Graham &co--S3O.sl2 a to Cramer &co-
~ l20 Phelps-$l40oD Heine-$6,soO Talamon &
Snn Is John Marks Prea Couture
Marbarg Fernandez 6co-S950 Avendano
Bros-$380 Vesseron &co-50 bales Turner AGO
-73 hid cattla Inbeau Mehle-Total $22B74 "a specie
Receipts at the CarondeIet Canal.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Rapds-50o bbls sand order.
BlLO&I-Per schr Biloxi-l000 bbls coal to order
BlLO4I-Per schr Gleaner-900 bbls coal TO order,
ANTE RIVER-Per schr Ceiestine-l5 wood order
BAY ST LoUISPer schr Margere Jaue-22 900 feet um.
Der 10 order. $3.50
BAY ST LOuISPer schr Southerner-OO 900 feet lumber to
order. ~ "
PAsCAGoULA-Per schr Polca-700 bbls coal to ORDER
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gsbiebo 1T TIE Msrktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street.
.5.es Tuesday Morning, Oct. IL, 1852 :
CoIToNThe market yesterday unsettled and droop
sg with sales OF about 1900 hales at irregular rates. but
rally showing decline of fully ac from quotations
We now Quoe
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Nelu @rleans Stloneu Nlarket.
cnrscRsr OFFICE, Nc; 70 Camp street,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Mohday Evening, Oct. 10, 1889.
The week with the dry weather which has
prevailed fol- three weeks past encouraging the hopes of
heavy yield Of cotton particularly the low and bottom lands
leading the highest estimates in regard the crop Of
S1 provided fre keeps of for two weeks longer The
which did real damage cotton for the last
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PoNToHARTRA1N RAILROAD.
STEAMBOAT DE.p.AGRTUREs,
NJ E mp HIS PACKETS.

~ =, MEMPHIS PACKET rss.
issssa sssszeA 1851 LINE. 1850. As Ssssssa
THE MEMPHIS AND NEIY ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Will their beats during the season of 1870 AMI 1870 .s
follows:
One the boats OF the Memphis and New Orleans Line will
lsave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad FRIDAY
AT 8 O'Clock P. N.
MONDAY BOATS:
lnEomHf. d. Clarke, MASTER
Nebraska R. Irwin, master.
NEsDAY BOATS:
John simonds.,... I'D. F. Smith, MASTER
II. /. Spots,
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast VIM. Wray, master.
H. II. w. Hill ...... at. H. Newell. master.
THE yICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE
TO
Daniel BOOne................F. Hicks, master.
Kate Frisbee.. Lee, master.
Victoria. Hanck, master.
Leaves Vicksburg at I'm.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Railroad every
evening the week Init Wednesday evening" can thus make
close connection at burg with thu other of the above
Lines These Lines also 10 close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
And the
a s AND OHIO RAILROAD
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN,
Afordng passengers choice of East North and West
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable information apply to
J. H. FRELIGH, General Agent
o6 Memphis Packet Office st. Charles HOTEL wing
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ArrivaIs at the CarondeIet Canal.

Schr Rapde, from Bayou Lacombe.
Srhr Biloxi, from Biloxi
Schr Cleaner from Biloxi
Schr Pelca, from Pascagoula.
schr Celestine, from Amite River.
Schr Marguerite Jane, from Bay St Louis.
Schr Sontherner, from Bay St Louis.
Steamboats,.
John Warner, Patterson, fr I'M ST Louis.
Chociaw, Smalley. from Memphis.
Illinois, Fulkerson, I'm S. Louis.
John Simonds, Smith, from Memphis.
John Ray, Rsher from Red River .
Lucy Hocombe, Bateman, FIN PIT Worthington.
Gharmer Wilson, from yicksburg.
John Rane, Underwood, from Louisville.
Nile, Townsend, from st Louis .o.
j c calhoun, Mulleton. form Pittsburg.
Munnerlyn, Nc Alaster. frem Piltsburg
Cuba Hern. from Mobile
Oregon, Walker. from Mobile.
Texas Ranger, Radovich, from Balzs.
Music, Elfert. from Donaldsonville. 81"
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LO w Err ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS
at 10 O'Clock.
r. FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-.
antine siation--fha St Empire Par
slss..ssa ish, Copt r. Baldwin, will leave as above
Returning will leave the Quarantine Station Sunday
Thursday mornings j. COTTON, Agent,
auts Ne. Tchoupouas street
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=, Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5P.M
St. Louis, Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line
r. FOR ST IOUiS-CONNEGTING AT
GGir0 with the Ilnes Central, ST. Louis
with this Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
regular passenger packet steamer j. g. Ssyon H. Jones
MASTER will leave St Louis and all intermediate landings az
above Fer freight through tickets all points, Nor ill.,
East or West, apply botrd.
k- Planters and shippers rely on the punctay Of thin
steamer.
k3- No be-hs considered engaged until aid for
u.s. paa of the cabin be secure6
BY applying at the Conparys office 81 Camp street. corner
Commercial Pla-e.
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis yicks
burg Nachez all Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
vIRGINIUs c. DENTZELL
elU Advertising Agent
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A 7 7 A K A P A s .

, r. U. 5. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKArAs
Daily, II connection with the N. o., o. and g
a ". RalroadThe fast steamer st. Mary
Aknson master, built expressly for passengers light
will connect With the opeousas Railroad leaving
wisks Boy daily for paeFsonve Cuntervle Franklin
days Clarendon esneetts New Town. connecting
the latter place with fonrhorse mail for ST. Martin
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opeousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty
hours baing the quickest travelled
As the St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upregh than boat in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their drny recep,s.
j Johnson & CO.,
SH Nc. 3 Old Levee. Agents.
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l.eav.s every MONDAY at B P. NJ
t. - REGULAR N1teStJAE PACK ETrba
steamer LUCY HoLCOMBE Wh;a ,aa
ter will leave for Donaldsonville Panucnine
Ba on Bouee, Port Hudson you Sara Red River iandne
Fort Adams, Nachrz Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Cult Warrenon, Nicksburg hlken's Rend Pch RS Pcini
and Carolina Landing For reisr passage py on board
orto j. j. PEitsON J. IA -
The L. II. ha been chartered to take lie place Of tbs
Gen Qnnnn. - - ' .asn = 'e
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LeHves every SATURDAY, nj s r, ",
IT, REGULAR VIGkSBURG PACKET
The and splendid passenger packet steamer
ID. H. Hodge, G. f. Msrshali msste. viii
ease as annse 9r Vicksb burg Warrcnton, lu ST.
Joseph Roihe', Waterproof, Naicaes Fort Adams Red
River Landing, Bayou SRA, Fort Hudson Paton Rouge
phqneInne, Dohaldonviie and Ill Intermediate landn.s
For freight or passage, apply hoar,l.
ID. II. CARROLL Il co., Agents.
Yazoo river freight taken with privilege Of re sbepnr
at yicksburg. 40 - ~ fp'"S
s.F The b. L. Hodge will have clerk the Leyee every
IL lftg
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at s p NJ
HTs REtst LAR WICK BURG and GRAND
Lake Paekstrhe new, elegant fast pas.
ger packet Gamer Ora fIuiSe, Captain
SAINT app .g"te viii leave as above Grand Lake ASH
ton, fHcher, Skpwhs Stack Island lake Peoyidrtre
Milikens Bend Vcksbure Narenan Grand Gulf ST Iosenb
Rodney Waterproof Eacz Fott Adams Red River Landing,
Bay GU sara Port Hud on Baton Rouge Plaqnene Donn.
sonyle and all intermediate landings freight or passags
apply on board or to ID. h. CARROLL 4 co,
90 Carondelet street.
R-The GRAND Duke will freight for Yazoo river vi,
privilege of re-shppng Vickshnrg, sep7
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FO RT A A NJ S .

Regular New Orleans and Fors Adams Packets
f$ FHE STEA MERS Golden Age
IRssss.alsIsi YIN McCombs, mas'er, w. Burton, s.
e..@sssa Heno. master. The Golden Age will leave New
Oreaus SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ. returning,
leaves Bayou Sara WEDNESDAY, after the arrival Of
the from Wondvle The w. Burton will leave Or
leans TUESDAY at O'Clock p NJ returning esves
Bayou Sara SATURDAY after the arrival Of
from Woodve taking freight and all landings
the For freight passage, apply board
HOLMES h CLAUSS, Agents.
sel0 GIN No. IA Tchoupisouas street.
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BOSTON

kSR FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE Packets,
EfN This Al last sailing packet ark Arctic, Walter,
dispatch. For balance of freight passage apply to
GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.,
C,r.r
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ARKANS AS RIVER.

Leaves THuRDSAY 18th inst at 5p NJ
r. r. REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
Packet-For Fort Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark,
Rosevile, Garksvlle Norrsown Dardanelle,
pantao Landings in the The elegant, very light
daught and swift running steamer q unpaxY, j. Adams,
master. will leave for the above landings
as above. For freight or passage apply on board.
EJ-The O. will give through bills of aug White
freiEhts. VtRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.,
olu Advertising Ag't.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th Inst. at s p NJ
IT, REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
u for Nckshure-fhe new elegant pack
iasSsixa ct Magnolia, st. Clair Thomasson, master
VII eave as noov for vchs Werenon Grant Gulf
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Paauemine
Donadsohyle, and all plantation landings For freight or
PASSAGE apply on board
VfRG1NIUS G. DENTZEL,
oo Advertising Agent
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IT, NEW ORLEANS AND VIcKs-
l&siAtH. burg U. S Mai III, egnar Tuesday Packet
ts2.sa For popa!dsonyile, PlaqGemne, Baton Rouge
Fort HUDSON Bayou Sara, Rcd River landing Fort Adams
Nachea, WHeproot Rodney, St Jcseth Gulf War
Tsn'Gn r. viekf6nTg-ihs ne'v steamer Charmer, Capt
leaving New OIL ans every TUESDAY at O'clock r NJ
| throughout the
D. X. CARROLL & co. Agents
-, 50 Carouteiet 81.
na The steamer Charmer Ycssburr with Inc
stelners Homo and Dew prnp for Y ~
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DOMESTIC PORTS,
T E K A S

To sail on IHURSD AY, Oct. 20, at ga. NJ, preciey.
EzS1 FOR CALIFUttNIA, via ASPINWAI,
&MlNh and Panama, and for New Yo,k Via Hnvana-The
Unit States Mail Steamship Co.'s steamship
mpirS City McGowah, commander will leave the wharf
mails and messengers connecting with the steamship Dan
lei Webster at Havana the steamship Cortes at Panama
For through tickets apply the companys office. No. "a
Magazine street.
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BRAZOS SANTIAG CO..

To sail I,, FRIDAY, l4h inst, at A. NJ.
NMILhIEt via Pensacola Apalachcola St. Marks Cedar
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i,, steamship Galvcston Huchng com.
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for passengers apply to g. HARRIS, 57 Camp street
EJFreisht to Amlacicos St. Marks Tampa Bay sub
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lakeakna, win be two days on the passage AT
either of those places lodging Recommendations be
obtained, as well as horses. Provisions and water
for the journey from the vessel to the volcano ought
to be taken from here. Also tent, thick clothing
and abundance of blankets should not be forgotten
rs the nights cold and frosty, and the nights are
the time for observation. A spyglass is also needed
Parties going up should form into companies of eight
or ten, procure tent, and a cook to accompany
and all share the expense of the provisions consumed
little system and forethought will trouble and
make the trip pleasant one. Oranges. fowls, po-
tatoes and talo can be had at either of the above
named ports, to take along The provisions and lug
gage are packed to the camp on mules and horses
Johnson camping ground from Kalua by the Judd
road, and about "a miles from Kealakeakua by the
Governor Adams road The latter is the better
road of the two the former is however good, and
has the advantage of nearness Horses cost six to
eight dollars for the trip. and we believe they
abundant at either place. Our readers may judge of
the road, when state that we rode from Kalua to
the camping ground, which is close by the lava
stream, in ive hours, and returned in three and
quarter hours. The that travellers get to
the crater, the beautiful the view. 1t is pos
sble that new aud safe route may have been dis
covered leading within few miles OF the crater If So
such position would be much better. than the one
referred to, which is ten twelve miles distant
The eruption greater the 7th of February the
day we left it, than any previous day, and we
know of reason why it may not continue for
months. though the it is visited the better
The eruption of Mokuaweoweo, in 1866, continued
active for eight months. and this appears to
be more powerful one than that. The dense
smoke that fills the atmosphere here proof that it
still continues unabated.