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aew aa aandau amina ptemr &C. 1859

| Warren, Gilmore &co-- H. Block, McAfee Geo.
| l26 Byrne, Vance &co--3l Friedander Il Gerson--
| LAG Cutrer, Harrison &co-2S Payne 4 Harrison
10 Harding Abbay & Morehead-l3 ] J Person Il
co---l2 Slaughter, Smith l. McRae-ll Feowes h
co-0 Lloyd & Frerson--7 Rotchford, Brown AGO
Son-47 Ably & Catching--36 Laforest 4 Desmares
IL Henderson u Peale--ll do M Greenwood-lS
Pritchard u Flower-l1 j M Rhorer &co-- 10 A j
Tully &co-10 Montgomery & Hall-sA NJ Hopkins
&co--6 A Levi &co-5 Boyd &co-4 Il Pilsbury-
s Frierson Conway &co-5 Bailey &co-Total
HOG bales cotton. ~.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, Dec "a So bbls moasses
80 hhds sugar Lobit 4 Charpantier-20 bbls molas-
SEES G-Sabatier-6 do do Stark, Stauffer &co--20 10
Bellocq, Noblom &co-SS do Feowes &co-36 do
&co--46 do Darby Il Tremoulet--27 do Hare--40
do Hewitt, Norton &co---20 do SO bales cotton to
A Miltenberger &co-ll0 do Bellocq, Noblom &co
81 do Lobit 4 Charpantier-ll Darby 4 Tremou-
lets do Foley, Avery &co-2 Inf bbls moasses to
Fellowes &co-sundrics to order-Total 244 bales
cotton 223 bbs moasses 2 half bbls moasses FOG
hfds sugar.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON.
MOBILE-Per steamer VIM Bagaley-2l7 bales
cotton Tarleton, Whiting u Tullis-334 do Battle,
Noble &co--330 to order-l7S do Wood Il Low
Cutrer, Harrison &co-76 Farley Jurey &co-l1O
do do mdse Is boNs do l59 sacks cotton seed
1249 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRATN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Cuba-97 bales cotton to
Bell, Buchanan &co-2 do to Fl X Carter-25 bbls
rosins H May &co-6 cks bacon bxs cheese to
Black & Byington-3 bxs type Geo H yinten-3 ties
hams sundries to order-Total l03 bales cotton.
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shinninc pnbIc should bear IN mind that the regu-
lar. l,opuiar Mail Line passenger packet Ingomar,
Cant, j. b. Clarke, commander, Mr.. Robt. Gibson,
Jr., clerk, leaves for Memphis this evening at 5
O'Clock, and that shc connects with the Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroads
III in points North, East and West, and rstclass
packets for Louisville, Cincinnati and ST Louis.
.. II. Freiigh, agent, under the ST. Charles.
Mdrsngo for PittsbuTy. Travellers and shippers
should make note Of the fact that the only safe,
reliable, speedy and comfortable packet for the
Ohio river to-day, Is the Marengo, Captain A. G.
McCallon, commander. She takes passengers and
freight for Pittsburg, Cincinnati Louisville and in
tcr1nediate points on the Ohio river.
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MARTINIQUE Per schr Fred Howell--25 bbls
pork IS bbls beef $50 bbs -four so bbls bread 81
cks rice so Kegs lard SO kegs butter 40 bxs cheese
20l seeks corn s hhds tobacco.
BARCELONA and MALAGA-Per bark Olympia
LIS bales cotton 81 hides 5000 slaves.
NEW YORK--Per shin Pacifc--19s bales cotton
100 do rope cuttings 81 bales moss do wool rs
hhda tobacco ll3 hhds sugar l4s2 bbls molasses
227 pkgs mdse 800 emty bbls.
PENSACOLA--Per schr G Agnes-In ballast.
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Sbippinq Sntflliatatt,

cnrsexsr ors,es: Ne. 70 Camp Street, 90. !
Monday Aorius' Dec. % iSss' ,
Cleared saturday.
s's. d;appo1s A@'oos' Aoi '~A' ss' r r PAYNE
sh;, pocaSantss no,ono - I;va,noo, -
sup : os''.o''s' n''A1o' ~ Meeker. Knox Eco
| shin Nnremhnrc scbna;dan for Hayre,
s'-'t = y % Xavier Lowell &co
SnAp :" aue's0' "a''s' - 4 q Jenkins Nco
sh;r poetic Hn, FIR New York. IA Cohen
Snarn harI 1,,vmnia. Barceto, for Barcelona,
sSf1e- 80 2 x - - pn;g Rrotbera
british Brig charlotte Agnes Bloomfield, in BAL.
Rriu i W. y Rowland Rowland, for Marseilles,
sobr Fre Howell winchester for Martinique .'s
S. 1sss.F7s C,reevv Il Farwell
schr NAV. Ellis FIR Pensacola 1verton Mcn
arrived SATURDAY
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless. from Indanola
and Galveston to G Payne-lst dist.
81 0en nush, Shnlnon ron Gaiyest9n va
Ship III r Ludwig, Miller, firm London. oct 22d. in
ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co--lst dist As.
British ship Zered, McGonagle, from Londonderry,
9th Nov, in ballast, to Hoghton Rankin &
Goth dist So.
British ship Patrician Simpson, fin Algiers, Africa
Oct 23d, in ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin Zee
Lib dist "a.
British ship Euxine, Watson, fm London 23d Oct
in ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &co-Quaran
tine Station.
Sandman ship Colombo, Bianchi, from Marseilles
18th Sept TO Paggio 4 Viosca ir-2d dis 49,
bafk Cne5okee, HoPkns' = days rom Charleston,
- ~ ? = M ~ = Z LeVyLls1 n ois' ~
bafK i M thompson rom no de Janeiro, Nov
s,hx ot ~ p y y Na Hna POM
Scnr = Y Brewer, C0x, days from Ruatan Island,
scbr VIM Masor staries "a : davs f., A,o,ach;o,,o
a Il i M;tchsil 81 M; st1 IL - Apa'ao'0oiA'
schr Helena Rnrns davs s n, Mob;Io :, roostor
hasi,, ~ nloplle' :" inas'er-
OK, r1;.a ....,, y
basin, $50 3. S An
Schr Olive Branch, Smith. In, Fish River, to mas
ter-basin, d S. 4 l5', Nil
Schr Union, Wade, from Fish River, to master
BASIN III RI
Schr Exile, Klein, from Fish River-basin.
a-r,v.7. - the .. rcna.,e. CAMEL.
= 3 =. - s. - s>s@
Schr Marquee, from Shell Banks.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, from Vera Cruz
til inst, to G B Payne-lst dist.
Ship St Charles, Conway, ii days FIN New York
to Woodruff &co-lstv dist 16.
Ship Primera, Curry, from London, Nov 9Th, to
master-Ist dist 49, &@
Ship Emperor, Nichols, % DAYS FIN Boston. to Geo
"A Fosdick Gco-lst dist n.
Ship Aldanah, Bunker, 20 days I'm New York, to
Y W Hynson Gco-lst dist %.
Bark Ella, from - point.
Brig NJ W Holt, 1870, I'm $500, point.
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Leaves On MONDAY, 9Th inst. a.sPM

Lesvss on MONDAY 18th inst st5P Mr.
REGULAR GREENVII.LE PACK
HsT het-The new, swift and magnificent passenger
l.fssakS#7pAss5si packet Gen. John A. auitman j. W
nsa mem muster will leave
Landing Lake Washington Grand Lake Ashton. Piebera
Point Skpwiths Landing Stack Island Landing lake Proyi.
dence Mlken's Bend Vicksbnrg Warrcn,on Grand Gulf 81
Joseph Rodney Waterproof Natche Fort Adams Red River
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Paqucrnine
passage apply on board. "
yIRG1NIUS G. DENTZEI.
Advertising Agent.
The General Qniiman will take Ya,oo freight be rehpped
at Vicksburg. Mi
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DLOWS.............P LOWS........ .PLOWS.
1910 Kings Carey PLOWS assorted sizes.
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley FLOWS
Z 1900 Wrought Peacock PL0WS.
1000 Balls FLOWS, assorted
1000 Averys i.
1000 Clore's Calhoun PLOwS.
1900 Carrot 4 Colman's celebrated Steel Rover do
150 Nourse Mason Co.'S Steel PLOwS.
1000 Mayher's Cast PI.oWS.
UNIVERSAL PLoWS,
Together with general assortment Of .,....
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
TANNING MILLS
CORN SHELTERS
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD sCRAPERs,
+-.- .-s--. .----. 49,. ETC.. ETC., ETC.
-Also- =
full assortment of Sloconbs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals late Fair
at Jackson, Miss For sale by
c. H. sLocoMB Co,
81 Canal street.
d9 Am And 50 10 S. Common stree
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Steamboats,.
Laurel Hill, Petit, FIN Bayou Sara.
y + Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Starlight, Hays FIN Alexandra.
Telegram, Chandler, I'm Red River,
Lafourche, Dugas, fin Lafourche.
Rowena Dozer, FIN st Louis.
Meteor, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Towboat Thos McDaniels, Pnnegar, I'm the Passes
towed down and to sea on the l4th instant.
ship Tropic, barks Robert and Isaac R Davis
brought up ships st Charles and Primera,
bark Ella.
Towboat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ship Crescent City, bark Gen Cobb, brig
Surf and schr Kate L Bruce-brought up
ships Emperor and Aldanah, brig NJ W Holt.
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UNITED STATES

Lf4kksas.l MAIL LINE TO vIcKsBuRG Jas
SATURDAY. at 8 O'Clock, +. NJ
The magnificent U. !. Mail packet hatcher, Capt r. p
Leathers Will leave f9r Donaisonyie paquemne, Baton
Adams Na,ehez, Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vcksbnrg EVERY SATURDAY nj o,clock
p. NJ ~'
The steamer NATCHEz connects at Vicksburg with the
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for ali landings On
the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid passenger packet will on her repu-
lar day without fail At the hour appointed All business en-
trusted to her care will be promptly and faithfully attended
containing money ewelry other valuables unless regular
bills Of ading taken specifying the and value and
the freight paid for valuabes deposited the clerk
by the passensers or contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board.
iels Adverti. hSh Agent
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STEAMBOATS,,
LOWER MISSIS SIPPI
W = - :
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
.llATs AsEMIwEEKLY MAIL LINE TO /, .fnI, II
aEssS5s3sSs3E VICKSBURG.
The magnificent u p Mail packet ViGl<sburg, Capt "
White master will leave for Grand Lake, PonSsonvils
Pnquemins Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bnyeu Sara Red Ry
Landing Fort Adams, Matches. waterproof Rodney IT, Jo
Isks Providence stacks Island Landing skpwhs Landing
md Point worhington, every THURSDAY M1P.M.
The VICkSBuRG will take freight Yaxoo river
TO be reshipped steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, ut r. NJ
The magnificent u s. Mail packet NAtcheZ. Captain r. p
feathers, viii leave for DonsldsonSie Plalsmne Baton
Adams Natchs Waterproof Rodney, - Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vicksburg every Saturday, at 8 r. NJ
The Nntchez connects Vicksburg with Dew Drop
and VIII take freight for all landings the Ynoo river high
as aireenwoed at high water rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets leave on
their regular days without fall the hour appointed All
business entrusted To their will be promptly and faithfully
attended - - - 'S
These boats Will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money ewely or other yabe unless regular
bills of ladng TAKEN specifying the value
the freight paid for ynlbs deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on bonrd, or to
j. j. PERSON 4 co.
Jel5 IF Corner of carOndelet and Union streets.
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RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLfo

RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio and Franklin streets-Depot No. Poydras
Near New Leyee street,
j. j. DANIELS SON, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar Crackers
Wine biscuit etc. etc. warranted of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
~ All orders left above will be promptly correctly
Ulled OF tt
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NSAs RIVER.


PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
. W preserve e atsey the growth and color the hair II
@ a sss ns
the 5 maxi make S and beautiful than OIL
ne an seeEs as i at % M s ws
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
HiSKaNy GROVE, St. Charles Co., Mo-, Nov. 10, 1857.
Po @ Nv Sir S,me time ast summer
were wonderful feel duty 10 you and the aicted
s t %f 's fsp a
US sits
few pos esse e1 our
and uxuan crop hair out and say
hair as any Se child w aan do Hereby s
your Restorative as perfect for all diseases
'S'' siSAE SfSSfsS54h1x
Prof wood-pear Sir Ny had several years. been
@ f
till within the last three weeks has turned TO its
10 those pronsed By he appeaon Of oils any other prepa
for every toilet whether to be used Hair Resorntivs
or for the simple purpose Of dressing or bsanfying the hair
of its performing all that is claimed 70, It.
Cncinnni, o.. Feb. 10, 1867: ia Third street.
Prof woodDear Sir BY the ADVICE Of friend 81 Mine
who had been using Hair Restorative induced
ss .'%s asI ass's as
fi e." ssas ssh ,snDsss
been would induce give this public acknowledgment Of
the benefit have received from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
NJ Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative in bottles of three large
medium and small the small holds one half pint
for one dollar bottle the medium holds twenty per
cent more in proportion than the small dollars
per bottle the lerge holds quart per proper.
tion and retails for So bottle. =
. O. j. WOOD co, Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York
street, st. Lous No. ~ ~
And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
MIC aneodtW - - ..--
~ NEGROES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED.
~ with large lot of Virginia and Maryland Negroes, which
Chartres Streets AID will be receiving fresh every
month during tho Call and before you purchase
elsewhere.
oil 6m&W JOSEPH BRUIN.
s,ss COUNTRY RESIDENCES ND -
HM FARMS-Persons wishing land, either fer E|
residences, for farms, within three hours gi
travel Of New Orleans, are invited to apply to
GEORGE COliAfEE, Land Agent
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
N BNo charge made Information and per centage
charged purchasers nj lyd&W
- s. WOLFF,
al9 Corner Of GrAyiar and New Leyss streets.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 5P NJ
Regular Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet.
FOR LOWER TENSAS, BAYOU
49, = Macon, Floyd Monticello Deerheld Crocketts
Point Warsaw. Trinity and all intermediate land.
3ings on Bayou Macon and Black river-The new.
light draught passenger packet Kate Dale John r.
Norton master, will leave above For freight passage
having comfortable accommodations, apply on board.
fIRGINIUS U. DENTZEL,
Agent
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GREGORIO, Rowland g. CO., IMPORTERS
" Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry and Fruits
Nuts etc.. Nos 30 Fulton and 81 Front Streets
o11 6rn

A MEERICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK DRIED
Milk Works. near Armenia, Duchess county, New York
This article lately introduced notice. the result
untrng faithful and expensive experiment The Standing
Committee on Psbie Health and Legal Medicine in lengthy
has been fully subjected critical examination
It will suffice state that the American Solicited Milk nothing
but the solid constituents of pure milk combined with little
less than equal part by weight Of white sugar that
ans other foreign substance that the various solids of
original intact the butter gobues being
broken that Is readily and perfectly soluble in and
when dissolved in proper proportion is in fact milk
was secreed BY the with the sole exception Of the
physicians Of the Eastern cities by of the army
sas was and BY the late Dr. Kane and here
tive boon the community by principal Ship
Chambers, Druggists and Grocers.
GEO. W. MANSON, Agent
n29 I'm Corner Common and Tchoupitoulas
A RTHUR c. WAUGH, OFFICE CORNER CAMP
IA AND COMMON STREETS,
tOver the Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Average Adjuster,
And
Sole Agent at this Port Of the Liverpool New York Phiade
pha and Baltimore
d9 MARINE UNDERWRITERS.
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Leaves with Dispatch.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
ffe9 hIFor Grand Ecore, Natchioche., Tiger Island
St Maurice, Faverons Montgomery Durapd,s
BnSton,s, Mouth Of Cane river Collie Aiexan.
kverTe magnificent and fast running passenger packet
sioux City, Sam Lawson, MASTER will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board.
- yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
d2l Advertising Agent.
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Passengcrs.

E0SbenKcf0s
steamship General Ruslf fEen Galveston and
~ Cook, ] King, H J Abrams, w Hawley. ii
Benity, daughter, child and SIT, Mrs Fuller and
children, Fagen, lady and child, T r Goolshee
and ID on deck.
Per ship Colombo, from Marseilles--7 in cabin 10
Storage passengers.
Per ship st Charles, from New York; in cabin
"a steerage. 's'A'
Per ship Aldanah, fm New York; in cabin. j
in steerage. :
Fer steamship Chas Morgan, from Galveston and
lndianoia-Mr and Mrs Harris, Mrs Bartlett, SON
ana svt, Mrs Goodwin, VIM Cleveland and child,
Hind, Church, Mrs Atkinson, Miss Mcclellan, Mrs
Morse, Mrs Lasoner, Wendle, Mrs and Miss Bureau
Miss woodward, Miss Dolan, Mr. Stevens, lady and
child, Camel and lady, Messrs Wilson, Benker and
son, Ferguson Beapvies, Evans, Simmons, Breed
lone, Marshall, jackson, Hoges, Bailey, Coumas,
Gordon, Byrd, Sauones, Young, Mosely, Buchanan,
Perkins, Smeed Godfrey, Moore, Mcclellan. Grams,
Cundln, Deans, McGrorty, Mcclellan, Sneider, Hor-
ton, Watt, johnson, Pyrus, Estis, Goodwin, Good
win, Goldey, Muncas, knight, Westbrook, Elander
North, Sanders, Hawbones, Datoit, Collins, Bureau
Corson, Clements, Lamey -26 on deck, Is negroes
Spoken.
BY Capt Hopkins, of the bark Cherokee ON the
this port.
~ Capt Curry, Of the ship Primera, on the 10th
Dec, in Lat 1855, Long. 69-56, ship Pauline, from
Marseilles, for this port.
By Capt Bunker, of the ship Aldanah, on the 18th
inst, Of Sand Key, ship Mary Ogden.
Signalfxed.
by Capt Curry, of the ship Primera, on the 4tb
Cct, IN Lat 1850, Long $780, ship Frank Boult.
from Gabraltar, for this port.
~ Capt Miller, Of ship N Ludwig, on the 18th
las s' u ias zo-SS long 1880, ship VIM Singer Far
iey' hence' Tor Liverpool, on the Goth ult.
Exports.
MAhSElLLES-Per brig w Rowland ~ h.,ae
c9tsoh zo9 hhds tobacco Dbl sacks cotton seed
on by sacks cotton seed ~ bbls alcohol II hhs
aicohol l00 bbls rosin 29l00 slaves,
PENSACOLA-Per schr May-5so scks corn IN
Sc oats 10 bgs coffee u bbs pork Sc bbls fiour o
cks bacon bales hay. eD-s noa1
GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-pc staan,sb;r
Me1co-l0 hhds sugar 20 do bacon 695 hbls whial-r
800 obls whisky AGO bbls -four 40 hbls moiasses ~
scs lard tcs rice 20 rns butter loo BAGS coffse
| 800 scks corn. A'o oess coiiee
L..ivERPooL-Per ship Pocahontas- bales
HAvRE-Per ship Marquette 1912 bales cot.on
500 hides. y 9 paies cotson
q HAyRE-Per ship Nuremburg- bale, cot.
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NOTICE-A NOTE DRAWN BY BELTS MARINE,
IN fayor Of Todd Co. and by them endorsed dated 9th
April 1889 for " 50 a. payable nine months after got
Of without having received any consideration
the same The public therefore hereby cautioned
for said note payment has been stopped.
]. p TODD.
New Orleans December IL 1855 d22 81
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. 9th inst, ats p NJ.
FOR LOUISVILLE.-THEF FINE
~ regular passenger packet r. I'll. Fafrchild !,
II. Faucet, MASTER will leave for Louisville
lsszI and all intermediate landings above. For
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
d26 AdvertisiBe Agent
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a MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
sxHM = 147 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
~ ASD W. rondset streets, New Orleans
A4as9sEaixk This establishment will remain open during
the summer everything the market affords
prices moderate The we'll vuutiiatcd
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished for transient Boarders
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS

BA YU RIA "A X FITS.
BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
I@AkaE5 FOR BAYOU SARA 80 q
The fine passenger packet d. F.. Kenner, Capt Baranco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRI
DAY, at 9 o'clock.
FOR FORT ADAMS.
The packet Capitol Capt Gross leaves New Or.
leans every TUESDAY, at 5o'cock
FOR DONALDSONvIILE.
The passenger packet C. d. r Capt Vincent leaves
Orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at ID o'clock A.
NJ and every SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamers Laurel Hill, Capt. Petit, and Crosse
Tete, Capt Nc Quoid Orleans every MONDAY,
THURSDA ~ and SATURDAY at O'Clock P. NJ.
E9A clerk is always landing street
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng the
boats
NJ 3m j. A. COTTON Agent.
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NOW ON EXHIBITION,
=,
MESSRS. BIO OMFIELD & STEEL'S,
No. 60 Camp street,
Fora limited period only TWo GREAT PICTURES of the
Ancient Masters-sMERCURY INSTRUCTING CUPID IN
THE PRESENCE OF VENUS by Corregio, A. d. 1870
-Also--
1.-THE MAGDALENE RENoUNc1NG THE yAN1r1Es
OF THE WORLD" by Rubens A. d. 1860.
H1-open from Q A. NJ to SIP. NJ.
rJ- Admission, % cents. Season Tickets, ST.
P.s.-The Picture of MERCURY, CUPID and VENUS has
been beautifully photographed copies Of which also view
o be 10 suhs N
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WEIR Asst.
FORT ADAMS.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18Th inst. at $40 p. NJ.
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY
N.Y and Wetumpka and all Intermediate landings on
zk Henry Lewis, Richard snnott master, built
expressly the trade will the lake end of the Jefferson
and Caroon Railroad Shippers and passengers rely
this boat going direct through For freight passage
apply to
j. L. HARRIS n Natchez street,
to JOHN E. HYDE & Co,
IS Gravier street.
r. s. The II. L. is receiving freight at the depot Tyo
Circle.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Jan. B. at 5P NJ
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
fisE Ortans Packet. Tine fine, regular passenger
s=1s5z Ete will leave for Memphis and ali Intermediate
sndings above For freight passage board or In
80 BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO.
III 81 Poydras street.
boat Napoleon with regular packets for
packets for St. Louis f ~ 'f''
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Leaves every TUESDAY, MT PM
REGULAR OUACHITA TUES
~ day Packet-The elegant, fast running passenger
Lssftss45 packet Peerless, Len Moore, master, will
fSHekleaye above for Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff
Castor Landing Columbia HarrisonbRrg Trinity all landings
Black river Red River Landing, Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Paqnemne Donalsonve and all intermediate
landings For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
vIRGINIUs c. DENTZEI.
MS Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

LeaVss ON FKLIlAY, HltI INST. At P, NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORJ.EANS
, N1| = Packet Lne-Regnlar u. S. Mail Pnckei1Fop
Memphis and nl The Bends-The Grs class a
- 'enger packet steamer Belfast, VIM Wray
MASTER will be ready freight at the foot Of iroi
board. 60 " fe"ee Apply vi
10. j. H. FREIIGH
F "a Office under st. Charles Hotel
ms line connects at Napoleon regular packets for
me and White Rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for St Louis Louisville ' 4"iN'''
B5- Adams Express carried regnlarly nv This limo
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

Monte.

Al PERSONS indebted to The succession Of To-
,,eaaa Tuilllsr, deceased, are requested to pay the
...s without delay, and those having claims against
saie sseesssios, will present them to the undersigned
attorney, In the city Of Baton Rouge, for approval.
J. N. McCUTCHEN.
Wet Baton Rougs, May 2sth 1859.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
NG1fC4.

r WILL SELL to the highest bidder at the house OF
H H Crant. in this parish, on THURSDAY, the
5ath day Of Ny, the following horses, ETC., which,
hsve caused to be taken up on the parish levee, not
knowinR the owners thereof:
/ sorrel horse, no brand; l sorrel mare branded: NJ
/ ~ mare and colt, branded A G l horse colt; bran.
ded ? B l dark bay mare and two colts, branded
Int; / bay horse branded T. H 7, and ! brown colt
.;.h hi..e 6sce0no brand. W, D. WINTER
may 2lst Inspector 4l'n "a'o'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

TtH9Y.

r1Arrv IN >v q, P. ooodlos, % the plantation Of
CT ~ ccustns, in this p.t.h, . DEF BAY
Mar PONY, shout osr year, Old. eleven hands
Aieh, with . small star in the feFehead: Inc s owner "s
shsrres othervise the said pong will be sold after
tas iss.i delay. on the premises Of the . sai d, Col; Court
my according to law: . ".'AA-h
'Feet Baton Rouge, Nay 18th 1e9S' az.