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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

A cabin boy on board ship, the cap.
tain of which was religious man, was cal"
led up to be whipped for some misdemean-
or. Little Jack went crying and trembling,
and said to the Capt.-"Pray, Sir, will you
wait till say my prayers 2" eyes," was
the stern reply. "Well then, ,"replied Jack
looking up, and smiling triumphantly.-
I'll say them when get ashore"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22
AN OYSTER SUPPER.

"Gently stir and rake the fire,
Put the oysters on to roast,
Duck Creek planted | desire,
They're the kind that please me most
AS the odor strikes my nose,
My appeiites much keener grows.
On the plate now see them lie,
!, In the gravy plum p and fat y
Finger fish meier met my eye
Nor an op'ning rich as that
Let ne season 10 the taste,
With pepper, salt, etc.-haste.
The cloth upon the table spread
Now knife and fork as quietly got,
With butter fresh and toasted bread,
lll have feast unread of yet;
While pony brandy and segars
Will set me up beyond the stars"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

placed therein, for conveyance TO the place
where such carrion Is usually deposited,
after which another batch of dogs under
went similar operation, till all had given
up the ghost, that is, supposing the met
empsychosis to be true, and that dogs have
ghosts TO give up.-Erpress.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

ROLLING OFF A LoG.-An editor out West,
being deserted by his printers, who were
'on s'rike,' was compelled TO turn into the
office himself In his next weeks paper
appeared graphic account of the circum-
stances, composed by the editors 'own fair
hnger,'s conluding with the words-'Tats
o. The subime art oJ Printn5 bless our
soul! it's as casa as rolling off Io5.'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22
Occasions OF Death.

They are everywhere No path is shell
tered from them no business no mode of
life is secure from their invasion. We walk
amid them, lie down amid them, labor, rest,
eat and steep amid them. Abroad they
beset our goings. Do we 60 forth in the
morning 10 the days labor Ave may no,
reach the field or the shop. Do we turn
homeward from our place of business p
we may be seized with death pangs on the
street. Do we stroll out musingIy at even
ing twilight, by field or s,reamlet ?-death
accompanies us. The poor mans cottage
may be proudly called his citadel, which
no human authority nor civil force can
rightnlly enter yet the messenger of the
King of Terrors lurk in every corner, and
mortal diseases brood over the generous
board, the blazing hear,hstone, and the
sleeping couch. .-
We never get beyond ihis'deadly inmi-
nence. We are not like mariner passing
by Hell's Gate, with smooth, safe waters
just ahead. Our whole life is a voyage
through narrow strait, hemmed in with
rocks and whirlpools. 1t has been said of
life, that it is not path lending 10 preci-
pice in the distance, buta path lying along
the edge of an abyss, and that each ad-
vancing step may be the fatal leap. Cast
your eye on yonder mountain. See that
frightful precipiece, which frowns along its
jagged side as far as the eye can reach
Many an ill-iated wanderer upon those diz-
zy heights, has toppled, and gone shrieking
down into the deep gorges below. AS you
look, huge rock, loosening from the noun
tain top, thunders down, and startles the
quiet of that deep abyss with its tremendous
crash. Look upward again Along the
crumbling edge of that precipice you per-
ceive narrow path and with shivering
sensation, you discover that human beings
are crowding along that mountain iootway.
Age creeps on with its staff youth rushes
forward, the cripple hobbies along, the
mother goes there, and her child by her
side. You are surprised TO find, that, with
the exceptions of one here and there, those
way-farers seem 10 be entirely ignorant of
their perilous situation. They march on
as securely as though there was no abyss
within a thousand miles. Often they stagger
on the brink, and
"Their needless feet from under
Slips the crumbling brink"
But with bound and shout, they dance
along. Your impulse is to cry out "Stop !!
stop" But in vain Your voice could not
reach those giddy heights. See one hap
less creature fall ! Those near by are ar
rested BY the sudden plunge. and they seem
for a moment to be sensible of their danger !;
but next moment they rush on Needless, as
before. Soon another sinks and as one
after another, in rapid succession, goes
headlong down, the eager crowd press on,
unaffected by the catastrophe.
Such is a picture os life, of death, and OF
human blindness "A.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

A hungry Scotchman took raw egg,
cracked the she'll. and was raising it TO his
mouth, when his ear was suddenly saluted
by the the shrill pipe of an unborn chicken.
aye speak too late," cried Swaney and
down went the pullet, feathers and all.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

CURE FOR Wars AND CoRNs.--the bark
of a willow tree, burnt 10 ashes, mixed with
strong vinegar and applied to the parts, will
remove all corns or excrescenses on any
part Of the body.
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Miss Brown, have been to learn how
10 tell fortunes said young man to bru-
nette. Just give we your hand if you please
La, Mr.. White, how sudden you are
Well, go ask pa
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ttPooh pooh % said wife to her ex-
piring husband, as he strove to utter few
parting words, "don't stop TO talk, go on
with your dying"
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fDos'r hurry exclaimed the man who
was going to be hung, to the crowed which
followed him, 'there'll be no fun till get
there
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-22

tbs man who has planted himself on
his good intention has not yet sprouted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

FORT ADASiS-Per steamer w Bnrton-96 bales
cotton D Kelly &co-lss Payne Harrison-l23
L Lec--S0 A NJ Turnbull &co-75 Byrne, Vance &
co-64 r w Estlin &co-60 do Coleman, Britton 4
Withers-55 Davis, jenkins &co--55 Warren, Gil
more &co-5a Green 4 Crump- ~ W Jackson &co
50 Fritchard h Flower-3s do j Watt &co-34 do
Nalle &co--34 Cutrer, Harrison &co-32 do w
Thompson-S2 Person &co- "a Vaudeville &
Mcllbenny-22 Slaughter, Smith ! McRae-22 do
w Cox &co--20 BARLEY, johnson &co-20 Harris &
son--1o Gallagher, Wales &co~ls N scudder1ls
Buckner, Stanton 4 Newman 10 r Cummings
&co-l5 Rotchford, Brown &co-s r Nugent &co-
sFellowes &co-s Hughes, Hyl!ested &co-7 Mont
gomery 4 Hail. Moore Il yanCulin-7 Ar Mten-
berger 4 Borron-7 Logan, soniat 4 Claborne-5
Broadweil y Heynes--6 bbls moasses to Lauve &
McCall-l5 hhds sugar E Durrive-40 bbls moasses
40 hf do Hawkins Norwood-ls bbls molasses %
hhds sugar to Foley, Avery &co-l50 sacks cotton
seed Blanchin 4 Giraud-l00 do + ] DaSva &eo-
90 do do Hawkins & Norwood-sundries to order
Total 266l bales cotton 80 hhds sugar 40 hf "a bbl
molasses.
NAP0LEON-Per steamer Little Rock-s2 bales
cotton Buckner, Stanton Newman-Sl do 4 H &
j NJ Allen &co-79 r w Estlin &co-77 do Bradley,
Wilson &co--6O W jackson &co-4s billiard, Sum
mers &co-47 Walker, Hutchinson &co-3l Wins
ton, Morrison Eco 30 Rotchford, Brown &co-2s
Phelps & Jones-25 W Il Leverich &co-23 do A
May &co-l9 M Greenwood-1l ellis, Ferguson 4
COLO Henderson, Terry AGO. Tete & Dupuy-s
Carriers do ORDER Horrell, Gayle &co-7
Total T04 bales cotton.
WASHINGTON-Pe steamer Bayou Belle-34
bales cotton Beocq, Noblom &co--22 do w Bur-
bridge &co--20 Male &co-2O Carroll Geo
Is Payne 4 Harrison--14 do j Plauche &co-l3
Gordon & Castillo-l0 Moore 4 VanCulin-lO La
forest & Des1nares-7 Jno l. Lee-lsO sacks cotton
seed Martin-ll6 do do J w Burbridge &eo-and
sundres to order-Total les bales cotton
LOUISylLLE-Per steamer NJ Sharp hhds
tobacco Jas Turner-24 bellows Stark, Stautter x
co-34 bgs apples L w Benton--2OO bbls flour to
Ogesby 4 Macaulay-50 do do SO bbls whisky B p
Ethel &co-l79 bbls flour 30 bbls apples II Fair
child &co-5 bbls eggs kegs butter Schneider 4
| Wise-2O hf and 20 bbls whisky Goddess bbls
| apples Montgomery Il White-l3 bxs mlse Parmele
| & Bros-7 pkgs mdse to order-lOO bbls flour B P
Ethell-5 rolls leather to Magee 4 Kneass-lO bbls
potatoes 20 kgs skins jung hf and bbls whis-
ky Martin, Cobb &co-207 pkgs pots and stoves S
Schilling-2s do Austin & Goodwin do Rice Bros
&co-32 bbls whisky Martin, Cobb &co-5O do pork
to order-9 cks bacon Dixod 4 Fost-lOO ties lard
to order-44 bales cotton to Thornhill &co-23 do
R w Estlin &co-20 do Hughes Hyllested &co-3S
Rotchford, Brown &co--45 do NJ Brady &co-24
Pitcher & Goodrich-24s j C & B S Kicks &co-4O
E Male eco 80 J Watt &co-sundries to order
Total sol bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan F Kenner
-sundries to order.
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Empire
rs bbs molasses G Urquhart-16 do c Oliyer-76
scs rice w E Thompson-4O bbls potatoes and sun
dries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
s. - q regret should they take pnssage on the


e !se q lesres s''''1 10y s.
y aisn. :, {, ~ Y,.....,..a., =
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shippers rs neasoy go 60.
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smokef cc,n'nans. -sn,.as;as.a ~ a., ~
ieave lor AleA1nui'A s''1 - "' ~ :
r =. 49, :,
Asscy ffocoaAoel1 -. - So W
Poplnr p.ssens $3.50 luy oe, o"p.
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clcla' iu.ses ~ ~. "',a Wy
Den.as, - o1oSA ss''s .s'nns A.c na''e "a I'M
PsoAs. = sussosa.e =. peaa.y' ne".ness anu com
A.u ~ " iea,'Ae VIC .'a'iiuiness
NY suss es'on' ~ aavise mem 70 'aae UP .,
=. ,'u's noioonpe' Ahey WI. ~. DC u'sapPo'h,eu
ous iea'i s'lAs ner sPecu aio saiesy arc equ"i y
nes =, oa'er soou qaa y,
~ so'.1 a. c,su'p-1he new anu hle passel,
ee1 pache. 'ohh u. eharp inaae hef appe"."u.s
=. our tanning on SATURDAY evening ~ 80 -,
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sso iccr y ieils,.' o. 'eel .ca", us r.. - ,hrao
my naaon.lse,y 1855 Il, 81 ~, ,ono o,d
20 ,nenss - s;,..a.., feat strore
e"o us'llluets ~ '.oaes !. Ia, foot
wo.A,s W. g Ia. /. rs,,tains wallace and
oucAe.' ehe VI 80 c,a an, NJ
ToWeh ior ~ 49, 80 w via H. -,
cuMhAuueu w S"P.' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
STEAMBOATS,.
-zz,, GREAT GEN.
~ ssisslse1sES TRIAL ROUTE Le 49, \,
For all Points

4t For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTl
One of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
EMS will leave New Orleans as follows:
imperial. Capt. g. Rogers
October ., November is.
a. y. syvOn Capt. Isaac II. Jonos
October 81, November 20.
Il. y. Gay Capt Bart. Bowen
November 2 and %.
NEW rails City ............... -. Capt j. h. Woods
November and a.
A. II. Lacey ...-.......,.........C Cant Geo. TAYLOR
october II, November q and Is
Hiawatha. ....,................. Cant. +. y. Dix,
October 10, November s and o.
Sty Oh NAempMls .,........... Cant W J. Kounts
October 81 November 10 and 90
Gladiator In, t.It,ac,i,.
October 23 November T.
WIN. M. Morrlsoh Capt, Jno. n Boffngcr
October IS November H.
October r. November I6
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
ViCKSBuRG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
At Cairo " th the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS;
At St. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN-
$3.50. TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
s TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale this office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAI BY ANY OTHER RoUTE.
nS- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
For information Through Tickets appy at the
office of the
Vs. RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -er
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place
CLIFFORD g. WAYNE,
General Agent
- -.''''''-'f
General Freight Agent
r. W: UT lIll. superintendent. my2i tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
Railroads.
PONTCHARTRAJN

MOBILE-Per steamer Cuba-9 bales cotton to
Bradley, Wilson &co--loO do l do samples to order
i cotton gin Mckleroy II Bradford-I4 pkgs mds
bales dol Mckeeyer-sundries to order-Total
l09 bales cotton,
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sbipping Sntfuigtlltt.
Crescent OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, +,
NJ Monday Morning. October "A, 1859.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street !,
+ Monday Morning, October "A, 1859. )
Cleared Saturday. M.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Indianola and Gal
weston, G Harris
Brit ship Eclipse, Hughes for Liverpool,
I G jenkins &co
Ship sandusky, Williams, for Liverpool,
Creeyy & Farwell
Ship Chas Croker, Murray, for Liverpool
Meeker, Knox Geo
Ship Heidelberg, Rodewald, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Far West, Page, for New York,
Woodruff Geo
Bark Meaco, Josselyn, for Boston,
CIV Hynson Geo
Schr Star, Cannon, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow j. Lesparre
Mex schr Empressario, Arais, for Laguna and Cam
peachy, + Camerden
SchI Shepherdess, Whitaker, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Olive, Boghick, for Pensacola, - '1.-
N Overton &co
Schr Phoenix. Lee, for Pensacola, j A Mitchell
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
uNITED STATES

in II II - 81 u II
I, .6nS.. AsEMI.WEEKLy MAIL LINE TO eNAG.sA
t145AsS1saTA yICKSBURG,
The magnificent u s. Mall packet vicksbTrg, Capt =
Plsausmine Baton Rouge Port Hudson bayou ssr. Red Rv
seph Grsnd Gulf Wsrrsnton vicksburg Milkens Bend.
Inko Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwhs Landing.
Pitchers Point Ashton, Lake Washington, Caroline Landing
and Point worhington, every THURSDAY M6P.M
The steamer VCKSBURG will take freight for Yazco river
to DO eshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Homo.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5P.M
The magnificent u Mail packet NRtcheZ, Captain T. r.
ieathers, will leave for Donadsonyllc PaIcmine Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Nntehe, Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph Grand Gulf
Wafrenton and Nicksbutg every Saturday, Mt r. NJ
The Na,eheS connects Mt ycksbug with steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the river high
as Greenwood, nj high water rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave on
their regular days without fail The hour apponted All
entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for my package
containing money Jewery other Saunbles unless regular
bills Of lndng taken specifying the contents value and
the freight paid nor for ,anables deposited with clerk
By the passengers, or contained In their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or,o
J. j. PERSON & CO.
jobs If Corner Of Carondelct and Union streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

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II = \ = /, II &sek. ending Friday
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Dali Friday noon, s1x'y-loot :
) s.eez ~ ~ Z lsyss, BENG ~ increase 81
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4 s.ae sa.lssas - feee,p'
81 "a = go ao.,,lneu ~
! n II .nus sloissses,
% /. 1888 nnps a ,oa
~. 8, =. !,
~ ~ .s AZ ss s.. ~ sasAs 1oDa''o
. J. sa.s $3.50 ssl = s, .as mssA
b III ~ ~ s,ss I; 80. - =.
.ss,a ~, m i nov III fee
q as ssss EYE ssssr MARI 60. h.,..
NJ ~ ~ .ss = s,s 90 ],
80 y. 49, e. = !,
a..ss 8 NJ. -
= N. =.
80 80 u NY n e.'.s - s rs.n.s,
- as 49, 800 q ~ .s -; h r,..
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81 49, I, ~, natropaue
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ss = s. = 81 q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
steamboats,.
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawess, from Galveston
and Indianola to C Harris-lst dist.
Ship Lucinda, Smith, l5 days from Boston, to mas
ter-4th dist 81.
Ship Malabar, Kinsman, from Bordeaux, 9Th Sept,
in ballast, to master--lst dist 20.
Steamboats,.
Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg
Little Rock, Brown, from Napoleon.
Bayou Belle, Lyons, from Washington.
] n Sharp, White from Louisville.
d + Kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Hiawatha, Dix, from ST Louis
w Morrison, Bofinger, from st Louis.
w Burton, Heno, from Fort Adams.
Empire Parish, Baldwin, Quarantine Station.
Towboat V H Ivy, Palmer, from the Passes-went
down lighLbrought up ships Lucinda and
Below--Coming Up.
Ship Clara Wheeler, Delano, from Liverpool, Aug.
29th to E J Hart Geo.
Ship Morning Star, Mckenzie, from Kingston, (Ja)
in ballast to master.
Schr Suffolk, Smith, from Mnatitlan, to Goldenbow
q Lesparre.
Passengers.
Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Galveston and
Indianola-Dr A w Gray, wife and children j
Briddle, J PalIy, Smith, + Caldwell, w P
Mathews, Capt Sherman.
Per steamship General Rusk from Galveston and
Sabine Pass-Nrs ochiltrae, Messrs McCarty, II P
Force, Aldxander-S on ddck.
Per ship Sultana, from New York-ls steerage.
Exports.
INDIANOLA and GALyESTON-Pe steamship
Mexico-400 bbls flour 100 bbls whisky So ties hams
20 hhds sugar $50 scks corn 10 cks bacon SO sacks
coffee 40 bbls molasses so coils rope 100 pcs bagg
| ing and sundries.
LIyERPOOL-Per ship Charles Crooker-3I5O
bales cotton hf and SO hhds tobacco $500 slaves.
/ LIVERPOOL ship Sandusky- 5000 bales
4 cotton.
1 cotton. :.
LOCO slaves. - Ne'se
NEW YoRk-Per ship Far West--596 bales cot.
ton ie5S scks wheat 100 bbs -four 3l39 sacks cotton
SEED iS1 bales moss u do leather do CONFER 275
naies hemp 1871 pigs lead "a bxs castor oil 200 boxs
pitters loo bbls whisky 81 pkgs mdse
PENsAGOl.A--Per schr Phnnix-24 hills aour
10 scks corn7 do coffee Is bbis pork to lard and
sundries - : ~ ~. eA'e
MOBILE-Per schr Shcpherdess- 20 hale and ooo
bbls whisky 2sS scs oats 225 scks bran az bbs onr
\ and suedries. NJ -. - ~ 49,
BOSTON Per bark Meaco--e5o bales cotton as4
4 bdls hides. - =
e VERA GRUZ-Per schr Star-lI4l bf bales cot
ton 10 ties lard so bbs -four 10 half do tar 10 Kegs
butter l6 pkes mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
Arrived Saturday.

u
Steamship Gen Rusk, Shannon, from Galveston and
Sabine Pass, to G Harris Berwick's Bay
Slip Milan, Eusts, Is days from Bath, (Maine) to
HI Meeker, Knox Gco-lst dist 26.
Spanish ship Laura Gelpi, days from Havana, in
ballast to A Costa &co-3d dist Al.
Ship Sultana, Barrett, IA days from New York, to
Cohen-2d dist rs.
Ship Thomas Harvard, Robinson, l6 days FIN Bath,
Ne, to H Ashbridge & Nephew-lst dis AZ.
Span bark Antonio, Maury, 6 days from Havana,
in ballast to PUG Brothers-3d dist 81.
Brig Ellen Bernard Brown, IL days from Balti-
more, to Creevy b Farwell-2d dist o.
Schr Martha, Harrison, 2 days from Pensacola, to
Schr Southron, Perry, 2 days from Pensacola, to N
Overton &co-basin.
Schr Exile, Stein, FIN Fish River, TO master-basin.
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Alert from Shell Banks
Schr Pearl, from Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Casadore, from ---.
Steamboats,.
Nebraska, Irwin, from Memphis.
Indian No 2, Greenlee, from Alexandria
Cuba, Hern. from Mobile.
City of Memphis, Kountz, from st Louis.
s&jl Jas Montgomery, Archer from Louisville.
Kobt Watson, Smoker, from Alexandria.
Crosse Tete, Gross, from Bayou Sara
Rock City, Moore, from Columbia.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towe d
down and to sea on the 10th inst ship Rufus
Choate-caIne up light. .'-'., l5.5s
Towboat Junius Beebe, Andrews from the passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th instant
ships Juliet Truudy and Georg-brought up
ships Milan and Laura and bark Antonio.
Towboat Star, Whitney, from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea on the l4th inst, ships Leb-
anon and Hartford-bro't up ships Sultana
and Thos Harvard and brig Ellen Bernar.
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Belo.v-coming Up.

Ship Clara Wheeler, Delano, from Liverpool Aug.
Goth to E j Hart Geo.
Ship Morning Star, Mckenzie, from Kingston, (Ja)
in ballast, to master.
Schr Suffolk, Smith, from Minatitlan, to Goldenbow
& Lesparre
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 r, N.
REGULAR BEND AND yICKSBuRG
~ = Packe,-The new and splendid fast running pas
ts4fAa.4T enpcr packet steamer Grand Duke, Sam.
aSzA Appegate, master, will leave above fof Deer
Landing Lake Washington Landing Point Worhington
Carolina Landing Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point Skip
whs Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Proydence Mill
keus eud Vicksburg, Warrenon, Grand Gulf ST. Joseph,
Rodney, Waterproof Natche Fort Adams Red River Land.
ing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Paquenne, Don
and all intermediate landings For freight pas
sage apply on board.
Advertising Agent
RD-The Grand Duke will take Ynzoo river freight to be
shipped at Vieksbnrg SCI
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Leaves every MONDAY, at5P. M
VyEGIfJ An NTnNnAV ia rKS

Leaves MONDAY, at 5 +. NJ.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.
~ The steamer Lucy Holcombe, j. n.
isa4iA ~ White master. will Creek
Andng Lake Washington Landing Point
inton Carolina Landing Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point.
Mliiken's Bend vicksbnrg Wnrrcno, Grand Gulf,
scph Rodney, Waterproof, Nachez Fort Adams Rel River
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plnauemne
Donadsonvlc and all intermediate landings For freigh.
passage apply on board. - . -
yIRGINIUS O. DENTZEI.
SO tt Advertising Agent.
HThe l., II Inns been chartered take the place Of tho
Jteu. man
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~ \. burg L. S. Nail l.ne-Regnlsr Tuesday Packet
For Don4dsonylle, Pt1uenine Baton Rouge
Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney 81 joseph Grand
Capt W. c. Wilson, will her trips
August leaving New Orleans every TT ESDAf o'clock p
NJ, throughout the
D. II. CARROLL 4 co, Agents.
% Carondeet street.
n1-The Charmer Al yicksburg with the
Home and Dew Drop fol river. jy2e If
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Cf4ILTON s. TAYLOR-JoHN NJ. CHIFFON AND
~ CHARLES A. TAYLOR hare associated themselves in
of law In The Of New Orleans and the adjacent
parishes NaS> 0Nice, 40 Camp street
New Orleans May l. 1853 my5 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

LAGuNA AND CAMPEACHY-P Per schr En-
pressasio300 bbls flour As tcs lard 30 kegs butter
200 reams paper 60 bxswine and sundries.
PENSAC0LA-Per schr oliye-s2 hbls flour If
bbls whisky cks bacon Is bbls pork 100 scks corn
2 ties lard 6 iirkins butter and sundries.
Imports.
GALVESTON and INDIANOLA--Per steamship
Chas Morgan-52 bales cotton Farley. Jurey eco
20 w s Donnell &co--l6 Bradley, Wilson &co-
IA A ] Tully Eco rs Henderson, Terry &co-S
Coleman Britton & Withers--l ] Groves &co.s
do to orders Morgan-l6 do 4 J Rugely-s5
Tarleton, Whiting Tas.lss o. Nelson s &e9n ~
C wilkins &co-Tota 32l bales cotton.
BosTON-Per ship Lucinda--sOo tonr paving
blocks and lot gunny cloth to order.
GALVESTON via SABINE PASS-Per steamship
Gen Rusk--l6 bales cotton Preau 4 Couturie-l9
Slaughter Smith : McRasTs Carroll Carroll, Hoy & Gs
Smedes &co-Ralph &co-105 lid cattle lnbeau Il
Mehle-Total As bales cotton.
BATH, {SiE)-Per ship Man-696 bales hay W
H Cook--66 tons hay to Meeker, Knox &co-6l
pkgs mdse P Matthews-lS7 tons paving stones to
order.
NEW YORK-Per ship Sultana-assorted mdse
-consignees previously reported.
4 BALTIMORE-Per brig Ellen Bernard-assorted
mdse. u.s
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha-60,OOO # luln-
beI and lot of sash to Simpson & DorrA bales cot
ton Ward, Hunt &co.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Southron-G1 900 feet
lumber to Thos Murray &co.
FISH RIvER-Per schr Exile-3ss bbls rosin 2Os
do turpentine Z Messy.
Receipts Mt the Carondclet Canal.
BAYOU I4ACOMBE-Per schr Perle- 800 bbls
sand to order.
SHELL BANKs-Per schr Alert-3O0 bbls shells
to order.
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Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Galveston
and Indianoa to C Harris-lst dist.
Ship Lucinda, Smith, l5 days from Boston, to mas
ter-4th dist 81.
Ship Malabar, Kinsman, from Bordeaux, 9Th Sept,
in ballast, to master-lst dist 20.