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Receipts of Produce.

81. LOUIS-Per steamer John Wash-1Il5 bbls
-four sl2 bags brand Connely 6co-3o0 do 40 bags
potatoes hhds cabbage Converse & Kennett-50
bbls -four 1888 scs do ls3 pkgs onions l74 pota-
toes 9l5 scs oats 572 scks bran to } Duffy &co-35
pkgs cabbage IS bbs sundries bbs eggs q bbs
apples hf do cheese 6 do KRAFT Schneider Il Wise
3s bxs tobacco 80 hhds tobacco ll9 bbls -four to
Given. Watts &co--224 bbls -four prudhommc-
254 scks corn l04 seeks bran SIS bales hay Moore
&co7-l20 bbls -four Geo A Fosdick &co--3 cks ba-
4 con Ably q Catching 81 bbls flour Bard, Caulfeld
/ &co-a5 bbls apples A Brown-l50 boxes soap
| and candles D Grief AGO. bbls eggs ] Robin
son-ll bxs sundries Egan & king-l235 bbls flour
oglesby Macanlay-3 bbls eggs do beans hlf
90 cheese Del Bondio--l bbls eggs Rulief &co--
n ii5 bbls Hour hhds tobacco b Ethel &co-37
hhds tobacco Jas Turner-50 bbls apples 20 bbls
potatoes Greve 4 Werle-l0O bgs do IFS bbls do
west Netteton--2 bbls eggs rs bbls apples 95
needy &co-ll hhds tobacco H Summers Gco@l
do McGregor \ Bankhead--ll bbls eggs M Martin
--6S bales cotton r W Estiin &co-6i ID HiIliard
Summers &co-35 II & j NJ Allen &co24 PAYNE
a & Harrison-u Phelps 4 Jones-2o Bradley Wi.
: son &co--l4 S O Nelson &co-l3 do Camyhe,l 4
Strong Greenwood coils rome 5ohhIs f,nn,
5 hods cabbage 81 bxs sundries Is oIder-36 heai
cattle and sundries to 25S bales cottol
81 bids tobacco.
= YICKSBURG-Per steamer Charmer--600 hale
cotton W jackson Geo 4so Mcfarland Il Barks
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- n orrison connects at vieksburg with the New
t)r}eS,,s and jackson, ut Cairo with the Illinois
Central, and at ST Louis with the Ohio and Msss-
sippi Railroads for alIpoints North and East. Her
arents are Messrs. C. G.. Wayne and J. F. Allen.
Woodtord TOR Lo,sispiTe. Those wishing to take
passage or ship freight to Louisville will be pleased
to learn that the large substantial and safe packet
Woodford, Capt Moses Erwin commander, Mr.. H
r. Mclaughlin clerk, will leave at o'clock THU
evening for that and all intermediate ports. He
cabin is large and commodious, and her other ap
pointmens all that is necessary to the pleasure ant
comfort of her guests.
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STEAMBOATS,.
uppER MISSISSIPp
~,u,-s,zzzzz, GREAT GEN.
assasass@e esssea TRIAL ROUTE Az 81! 4
For all Points

For all Points
NoRTH IND EAST!
One OF tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans AS follows:
Imperial Capt c. 3. Rogers
October - November Is.
al q. SvvOm. Capt Isaac H. Jones'
October 81 November %.
e. y. Gay. Capt. Bart Bowen.
November 2 aud o.
New Falls City .............. Capt j, Il Woods
November 4 and "a
A. H. Lacey Capt Geo. Taylor.
October II, November d and Is
HlaWnthn.. Capt. Il. f. Dix
October 10, November mud Is.
City of Mcmphis....,,....... Capt w j. Kouns
October q, Novembee 10 and 30.
&lauiNtOr' Capt Jno. klnuccr
October % November II
VIM. NJ. Morrison. =. Cant Jno X B,oinrer
October u November A.
Champion Capt. f. u. Moore
October r. November It,
Passengers rely upon s nd yeri.ed AM,
making DIRECT connections Mt
yIGKsBERG
With tue
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
At Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. RAII.RoAD;
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BETI.FoN.
TAME aud NIL other Railroads for all points,
North and East
re- TICKETS by the jackson Railroad sale Mt ,h, office
Fare as Cheap, Time rs Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTEt
nar~ TICKETS coon UNTIL USED ~.
For information Through Tickets appl, at The
Office Of the
nB- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -sn
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
General Agent.
j. T. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
L. W. GOULD, Superintendent. m,2t If
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
goth, via Indianola 2lst inst, to ! Harris
1sl district
Bremen ship II Won Gagern, Reimirs, from Bremen
10th August, to Warneken, kirclotf &co-
4th district, So.
Ship Gulf Stream, Higgins, 40 days IN lverpooi' 10
Baxter. Lowell &co-lst dist 80.
| shin Morning Star, Mckenzie, from Kingston tJa)
in ballast to Creeyy Farwell-Sd dist A.
Bremen ship Neptune, Bull, 60 days from Bremen,
in ballast to master Quarantine station.
Shin Clara Wheeler, Delano, so days from Liver
pool, to E J Hart &co-lst dist 70.
shin s (, Grant Hinckley, so days from Liverpool,
to Baxter, Lowell &co-B Brooklyn II.
Schooner Suffolk, Smith, 10 days I'm Minat,tlan, IN
ballast to Goldenbow j. Lesparre-Alglers.
Schr Harriet Lewis, Sanders, days from l4avaca,
to Goldenbow i Lespare-basin.
Schr Venice, Hbbs, days from Tampa Bay, to
Fash &co-basin.
Schr Conquest, Hasnen, days from Pensacola, to
master-basin.
Schr Virginia John, karnbeck, days from Fish
River to master-basn.
Arrivals at the Caronle1et Canal.
Schr United States, from Biloxi.
Sehr Resolution, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Southerner, from Bay st Louis.
Sehr Republic, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Christoph Colomb, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Jeune Creole, from Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Alliance, from Bayou Lacombe.
Sclr Marceltte, from Biloxi.
Schr Biloxi, from Vaudeville.
Steamboats,.
John Walsh Molloy. from st Louis.
Charmer Wilson, from yicksburg.
John Simonds, Smith, from Memphis
Lucy Hocombe, Bateman, FIN Deer Creek.
CD Jr, McQuoid, from Bayou Sara.
Era No A, kouns, from Shreveport.
Eleanor, Main, from Alexandria.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Donbloon, Harrison from Louisville
Music, Ebert, from Donaldsonville.
Indianola Ransom, from Red River.
Texas Ranger, Radoyich, from Balze.
Towboat Panther, Rezeau, from the Passes-towet
down and to sea on the 10th inst, ships Ash
land and Lancashire, bark Grapeshot-bro'
upss ships H Won Gagern and Gulf Stream.
Towboat James l. Day, Brown from the Passes
--towed down and to sea on the 18th instan
bark Isabelita-bro't up ships Clara Wheele
and G Grant.
Towboat Anglo-Amefican Martin, from the Passe
-towed down and to sea on the 10th inst.
+ ships Mongolia and w V Moses-brought NJ
ship Morning Star and scsr Suffolk, and t,
Quarantine Station ship Neptune.
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Asw oesleans aa Grsn gnsday a1orng 0stpbu 25 1869
STEAMBOATS,,

MEMPHIS PACKET
le A9sssAs 1s'''l LINE tlseo. 1858 asIs; 3
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
Win run their during 1859 nnd 1863 m fo
lows:
One Of Of the Memphis and New Orleans Line will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY,
AT o'clock p. n.
MONDAY BOATS:
InKomnr. ..,.............,.J d. Clarke, master.
Ncbrn ska. northumberland b. Irwin, master.
wEDNEsDA BoATs:
John Simontls., j. f. Smith master.
Eclipse. l. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. VIM Wray, master,
H.R, w. Hill .............T. II. Newell MASTER
TIE vICKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
Daniel Boone......-........F. Hicks, master.
Kate Frisbee .......,.,....J Lee, master.
Victoria. ...........,,..,.,...W Haurk muster.
Leave Nicksbnrg at II NJ.
EVERY MONDAY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening thus
close connection at Ncksbrg with the other of The above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILRo DAD.
From MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Ahorng passengers choice East North and West
from that point.
For through tickets, freight and reliable information apply
j H. FREI1GH, General Agent
OF Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles Hotel left wing
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r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 II, dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongucd and dressed.
$4,000 Ia l wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
900 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, iongued and grooyed
10000 u wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued md g5ooved. ,
1000 feet ii, narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, edged.
Ion 90 feet dressed WEATHERB0A ADS.
do feat rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards " athaTboards, Scantling. Joists, etc.
go 90 feet assorted Cypress Lumber ahs aud Shingles,
sashes Doors, Blinds, Monldings, etc, etc.
For sale market prices in lots to suit purcha
ssrs nv = SIMPSON q D0RR,
SD " New Basin.
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"A ~ =. ag.in II, Thursday for louisville.
ss * 1900 II II, receiDt 0f q
Sseorge y. alse. 49,, 80, sss, that
tom $3.50 80 "a. i,
Y ~ sess1Her Fair Rlay VIZ ,cAsc - A'e1
Friday &. 81. ,..,.s ,.,,,,h,;ca, - the
lcssn non ne IN lsol.s u.
at IS 10y - = g = .ea'
N Nv .s...s s,,;s,;,,. a. Nav
"a & ,,;rence from the
Sap ~ 1900 ..ss u .,a mi.
3 .s,s...,4
~ e; N S.s siowis e Pomeroy, from
r. IN y; y y b ne Nuskingum. The last arrivals
Il 15S inches "a Blennerhassett ana BAL,
~ y, fn II i and Ava feet n the
4; ss MN fair offerings, We quote freights
VI ~ - = n /:
and on. e. no as 9a 90.
.A %oyses tio Nor hes.l Ken lard.
~ q s 's,, 5oc. per 100. f
lssS5 iiaiiphis Appeal Of the 22d says:
n s2 Z Ssr 49, falling yesterday, having de-
IT u IL three inches during the twenty -four
q aas " H. lap ma7
500 SCI 3 n WE q
ID dpments Of cotton yesterday aggregated ate
hich the 4. r. w W. hill took OK v no
- ~ - s oso ''"'s7
II 1t aS !, .ts q. III a.. I, ~ .
q =: W. i 4, ~ Sfemnb;s snd New OF.
ri f5se untii there is q rise in the river
VA = N the Eclipse to come out
\ z6nis len Cincinnati on the 10th with an
"A = M ~ this port.
4 y y src he arrivals yesterday:
y &burg p: 8. mail packet Charmer, Capt.
" " 7Hpn, With ,002 bales cotton and leaves
4 - y y I ~.
iii 3 Mi burg packet Magnolia, Capt. n. G.
Z - > !, ! s76 bales cotton.
= II {. s. man packet John Smonds,
J.| III smith, with 1892 bales cotton and
3 ~ = ~ d ID Wednesday. We thank Mr.. D. g.
n 4 ia: W. oleFk, for fayors
Is VIsj SbaiE and Bend packet Lucy Holcombe,
f,SS< II, u. no nan, With $50 bales cotton and
\ W. w y = 3 ~ stefsis WI
3 4 "a liver packet Era No. 4, Capt. Kouns,
Tillk| sof bsiss cotton IND leaves again to-day.
I'M ndyou Sara packet G. D. Jr., Capt. ].
II NcQnokd, WiN 2ss bales cotton, 1913 hhds. sugar
aiSil III Rbk nolaases. and leaves again to-day.
~ s. Ioais Railroad Line packet John Walsh,
" J6kn falicy, With q large trip and leaves
asSln ~ III We thank MI. John n Douglas, her
X cIerk, ri fxv0ta. N NJ
III 0psIossss packet Bayou Belle, Capt. John
~ l6s bsles cotton
sAsz y ked iayer packet Eieanor, Capt. Wins
~ bales cotton and leaves again on
AZ (
~ Rlysr packet lndianoia Capt. Jas. Ran
1a9 M1f4 ~ naiea cotton end leaves AGAIN To-Day.
Do'sald riue The light draught,
- packet Y. =; ~, Jas. vincent capt.
5nnfcrd, clerk wy leave for Donald
se9slle M morning at 70 CLOCK.
N&1nxr& lnn
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ECLIPSE TOyNBOATC COMPANY.
~ h This Company have commenced operations The
Boats in this Line equal in speed and power to
-ssss my ahoat The present rate Of towagr from city
10 sea is - per less than published Engagements
may he made ut office Of the Company No q Exchange
Place corner Of Customhouse street, up stairs.
oil I'm fEIEh MARt1, Manager
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATE $


UNITED STATES
Lag. AsEMIWEEKLY MAIL LINE TO sQAa.sA
vICKSBURG
Tho magnificent u s. Mall packet VtcksburH, Capt =.
NJ White, master will leave FOR Grand Lake ponsdsonyile,
faqucmine Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Rad Rlv
er Landing Fort Adams Nateher Waterproof RSdney y. Js
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing skipwhs Landing
a pen Ashton Lake Wahington Caroline Landing
The steamer yICKsBURG will take freight for Yayoo river.
10 be reshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
n, . Leaves on SATURDAY Mt 7. NJ.
me magnificent u Mail packet Natchez,, Captain T. r.
a WI! leave for ponaldsonye Plaa'smne Baton
rouge 9r Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing, Fort
Adams, Natcez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph t.u
"arrentoh and Vicksbnrg, every Saturday at 6P. NJ.
The Natchez connects at vicksburg Drop
md wl take freight Tor al landings the Yazoo river high
Greenwood, At high water rates without detention.
The above mentioned splendid passenger viii leave on
their regular days without fail tho hour appoinci All
business entrusted 10 their will promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These will not be responsible any letter or parkare
containing money jewolfy other vaucs unless regular
hills hiding taken specifying the and value and
The freight paid; for Ynabes deposited with c clerk
Iy the passengers, contained in their baggage,
For freight or passage apply on board
j. j. PERSON Il co.
I iel5 If Corner of thrnndcfe and Union streets
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Below-Coni,lg Up.


Ship Jno M Wood, Mack, from Liverpool 9Th Sept
to Baxter, Lowell eco. 8%
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Shipping. Snttlligtntt.

Crescent OrrlcE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning. October % 1857
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Chas Keene, Chatin. for Providence, l,
Creevy & Farwell
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Passengers.
Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
and Indianola- Mrs Bacon and child, Col II Bee,
] B Thomas, de Ia Mora, Young, Martin.
Per ship Neptune, FIN Bremen-5 cabin and 20l
steerage passengers.
Per ship Clara Whreler, FIN Liverpool-24 steer
age passengers.
Per ship H Won Gagern, I'm Bremen-l37 steerage
passengers.
Per ship Gulf Stream FIN Liverpool-2O steerage
passengers. s.at5 IL aa4s+-
Spoken.
By the pilotboat Cornelia, on the goth inst, Is
miles Z Of Pass L'Outre, ship Ashland, Moore,
from Liverpool
PROVIDENCE, Or D--Per bark Chas Keene-2
bxs tobacco 1888 bales cotton.
Imports.
X BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA--Per
steamship Arizona-$l2 800 in specie Cramer Gco
IS 900 ] Marks &co--s4 IA Cabalero & Basualdo
$500 o B Graham-sS $50 H Phelps ECO
81 500 G L Dolsen & Son-sl 600 Marburg & Fors-
ter-s900 3 Boileau-$655 Avandano Bros-s25O
B Voison-24 bales cotton Farley Jurey &co-s
do Moon Bros Male dco-2O j A Mitchell-l7
Bisc0e Simms-S6 head cattle Inbeau & Mehle-
80 horses Caballero q Basualdo-2 bales mdse to
Blache Il Leaumont-2 do skins 2 do wool to Aven-
dano Bros Total s37, 729 specie 70 bales cotton.
BREMEN-Per ship H Won Gagern-2 bxs mdse
Thiele b Seiler-4 do B A Dryer &co--3 do to II
Weichmeyer-25 do Mayer Bros 10 do Bredow &
&co-2 Oh Leighton l5 P Winkett-13l Koenig
& Senicke-2l do 1900 pkgs baskets I Buddecke
&co--5l pkgs mdse to orders do n Il l. Payro--
500 demjons 40 hhds bottle la casks beer So pixies
mdse Duntze dco-l08 nests baskets to Voigts Il
Jeanrenaud- 208 do A Goldsmith box mdse A
Wenkelman-l do r Schuppert.
| LIyERPOOL-Per ship Clara Wheeler-394 tuns
| salt 100 TINS coal.
LIyERPOoL-Per ship S C Grant 1924 tuns
salt to order.
| LyERPOOL-Per ship Gulf stream-s65 tuns
salt to order.
| LAVACA-Per schr Harriet Lewis-64 bales cot
ton Farley. Jurey &coA4 do Tarleton, Whiting 4
Tnllis-2l r L Adams tSce--20 Payne d Harrison
ii Green h Grumpy Walker, Hutchinson Eco
Phillips, Nixon &co-30 Rogers, Woodall &co-2t
A Tully &co-6 N Rhorer &co-Total 237 bales
cotton.
| i Fash &co.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Conquest--lot lumber
| and cotton.
FISH RIVER Per schr Virginia Johf-Nava
stores to E Bessey-M Smith Geo.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BILOXI-Per schr United States-40 cords wooe
to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Resolution-25 cords
wood to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr southerner-3 900 f
lumber to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Republic-2O, 900 fee
| lumber to order.
BBY ST LOUIs-Per schr Christoph Colomb-
800 # lumber to order
Il BAYOU LACOMBE- schr Jeune Creolc-35t
4 bbls sand to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Alliance-35O BIZ
sane to order.
MANDEVILLE-Pe schr Bioxi-l0OO bbls Goa
i to order.
BILOXI-Per schr Marcelitte-soO bbls coal to
order.
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Railroads.
HN1IfOAdS. -
N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, October 24--100 bales cotton Ably 4
Catching-69 Warren, Gilmore &co-59 Mcfarland
s. Barksdale-4S Cutrer, Harrison &co.4s Byrne,
Vance &co-43 Thornhll &co-33 Fl Il NJ Allen
&co--32 Walker & Snider--30 Wright Allen--3O
Stewart & James-29 do J g. B s Kicks &co-2s
Friersoa, Conway &co- % Carroll, Hoy &co-27
r L Adams &co-26Lewis 4, 4 oglesby-z! Buckner'
20 billiard, Summers &co-20 Williams &co-l6
Block, McAfee &co-l6 Rugely7-lo bales cot
ton Patton, Smith & Putnam 10 Harding, Abbay
4 Pealer-s R Nj Lowe &co--sy w Ghamplin &co--
s Coleman, Britton Withefs-s 40 ffltchafd
Flower West, Where &co-7 A ~; Hopkins geo
&c Slaughter, Smith & McRae-36 Siiilaspie, breWer
Eco Giffen, Smedes &co- Thos Williams
Payne Harrison Lloyd & FriersoE--3 Bradley,
Wilson &co-Total 500 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer California-40 bales cot
ton Mckleroy Il Bradford cotton gins II \ Car
ter bales gunny bags Logan, Soniat Claiborne ne
Ia pkgs mdse and sundries TO ofdef-lotui Az
bales Cotton, arrived Sunday
MOBIIE-Per steamer Oregon--l0 bales cotton
Geddes-9 bbls lard IS pkgs mdse TO order.
Neutrality-suspicious. OF THE SUCCESSION, OF
IN John j. Mcmahon requested TO have their claims
proved before Alabama Commissioner as possible and
land them the undersigned in order that he send them to
- -. : ' w.L,LANIER, Curator GU s.sr,.,
EAsHANN's IRON HOOPS AND TIES FdR COTTON
Il BAIES-0rders for Fssaann's Iron Hoops and Ties
filled to extent at cents per pound The Hoop and ne
hold and also given that the cotton
bound them shall be received at the Orleans Press the
same rope bound cotton.
liberal deductions made country merchants for cash
1 ders. r. bt.ite iEls Agent
| as 6m&W III. Commercial Place, n o.
| ID ENIOVAL-PATT0N, SMITH 4 PUTNAM HAVE
IL removed AZ Magazine street. TO the corner Of Mag
| s,;ne and a yer streets oil Ct
4 WILMINGTON TAF-600 bbls. Wilmington Tar In
| ' KEARNY, BLoIS 4 CO.,
/ ole e. Magazine street
4 r IME, CEMENT AND PLASTER-4e0 bbls q
ACemeni Lime and Plaster andng and IN store FOR sue pS
4 KEARNY, BI.oIS d CO.,
Il Gig % Magazine Sweet
y ~ GgEsoHIo u HewiAsSD :: IN k2Ps
~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry and Green Fis
Nuts, Nos % Fulton aud y Front Streets New Or
leans OLE en-
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Exports.
Imports.

PROVIDENCE, (R D--Per bark Chas Keene-2
bxs tobacco 1883 bales cotton.
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spokell.

By the piIotboat Cornela, on the goth inst. Is
miles S Z Of Pass LOutre, ship Ashland, Moore,
from Liverpool. 7N
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FORT A d ANS .
US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-

O. s. MAI. LINE FOR ATTAKA-
- pas Daily, iii connection with the n. o., u. and
ssti. W R.sroad-Ihs fast steamer st. Mary,J
Aihison master, built expressly Tor passen
gers gnt reishs will connect with the 0psosa Railroad
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Chasenton canneretts and New Town.
at with four horse mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette Grand Coteau. 0peousas and Washington.
time from New Orleans TO Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering upfreght than boat in the trade.
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
J. NJ. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
| 3tf No. Old Ievee Agents.
| M s. WOLFE,
| oil c. rns GrGsier and New leFec streets.
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pREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMl

- ODD FELLOWS' HALL. .a.
~ Prof j. VEGAS most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad
envy will be open for the season. at ODD FELLOWS HALL
the 18th October when he trusts meet with the
liberal patronage as before.
The fashionable Quadle DIES DANES lately danced in the
highest in Paris and London and newly introduced in
New York Philadelphia, by Profs j. Martin and A. bod
worth also the and graceful quadrlle De La Gour will be
introduced tnis season.
Days of tuition Chirenrnesdays, Thursdays and satu
days from to 6 o'clock p. N.
Ladies' Cass-Tuesday Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until IL o'clock NJ.
Genemens Class-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
until 10 o'clock p. N.
Practicing Parties for Ladies' Gentlemen every
day.
The popular CIIIIDREN's FANCY BALLS will be given
before-once every month.
Hy- For terms apply to Prof Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall.
ol0 I'm
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CHANGE OF NUMBER, But NOT OF LoCA-
Drs. CLARK Il FRIEDRICEs,
Dentists,
No. la4 formerly l2lt.S CANAL STREET,
;,a,r in, Bank Building.

I T'jE MURRAY Il co. SUE 10
Pooley Nicoi Co.. Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
of Cedar and Julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard.
we constantly hand every descrp
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and description Of
Scan;lnr Timber Shingles, Iat and every quality of
Lumber necessary for building purposes. -
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cease to be honored, and will soon cease to exist
when to profess them only exposes public man
to ridicue and derision and when anyexpression of
devotion and attachment to the Constitution and the
Laws is laughed at as mere hypocrisy and cant,
and not the pure life and public services of an
EVERETT can protect him from the insinuation of
having gone deliberatelyinto the UNIoN-saving bu-
siness, and of manifestng desire to dry-nurse the
UNION Everything, in such state of senti-
ment, is necessarily reduced TO mere calcula-
ton of personal or political interest. Love of
country and the spirit of nationality cease 10 be
principles of action, and men having nothing
above them to look up and aspire to-no models
and examples of Patriotism and Heroism to admire
and to enthusiastically and instinctively sink
to the level of that which is below them and to
the imitation of that which is simply sordid, mer-
cenary, calculating and base OF that stamp the
Republicans would have US believe is the patriot
ism of EVERETT, ofCUsmNG, of WINTHROP, and of IN
GERsoLL. We may not believe the SANDER, but
we may believe it of the Republicans them
selves, and may even anticipate the day, when
the corruption of such teachings and the demor-
alization of such sentiments shall extend far he
You'd the Immediate circle and present influence
OF those who utter and profess them.
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EIGHT YEARS IN ASIA AND AFRICA is the IL
tie of narrative of Oriental travel by Mr.. j. j.
BENJAMIN, from Foltitscheny in the Moldavia, left
with us few days since by himself In a very I'M
affected style the book relates the personal adven-
lures of the author from 1916 to 1855, while he was
engaged in active and intelligent exploration of the
most interesting regions of the Eastern World
Much OF the geographical and chronological infor-
nation it contains isqute new, and the observations
OF MIR. BENJAMIN are exceedingly instructive Ac-
companying the work are letters, commencing it,
from Baron Humboldt and other European
scholars, whose endorsement alone is suil-
Gent to establish its reputation Mr.. BENJAMIN is
now in this city endeavoring by the sale of his pre-
sent volume, to obtain the means of prosecuting his
valuable literary labors, and we hope he may re-
ceive the encouragement which he so richly
deserves