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NJ. j. DIOKERS0N-
Late Of the finn Of Amber & Dioherson, !
DENTIST


Obice 253, Superior street, Readers Store.
DR. D. 5 new suit Of rooms ready, aud he would
be pleased all ef his old patrons snd othss who
may wish the services OF dentist liberated teeth treat
sd angs ani hed exposed cspped and
ed also teeth inserted gold. silver oorae vulcanit,
base, platinum plate, with continuous gum, which
81 much used east. mY23
~ We are eiiced tuh I'd that the renowned Chemis
Of New Ensaod, Doct AVER, has length turned his at
tenon to tho disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section is healthy any other with
eue gle exception and that is the Fever an lAgue which
hauas rs On every side But bis remedy DoaSoure
should kno it must II he made t.. CastOdt this balefu
disease om among and Of tue lsyeies spots
Ia tho West -lSeutiue Fairaed Iowa.
HoLLowAY's PILLs-PREGNANcY.-- During
this delicate situation ladies will experience great relief
by using this mid cahsrtio medicine for correcting those
ndspostons aud nauseang sickness TO which they are
subject at this period, They give geuo stimulus the
circulation, and purif and o1pel all those humoTs which
initiate the stomach and bowels They are so mild that
the most cate nton may take them with perfect
safety. For assisting females st the womanhood
OF st the turn Of lite, they are eaua ly adapted.
C- sold by oil ID uggss, at &c, 62n, and 81 per box
nov2q.lw
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader ia for ssle a.
Hawks, j. S. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels and
at Qninlans, l75 Ontario Street.
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That Professor Woods Hair RextOratiVs
WTILL PRESRVE INFAILIRLY


l ths glen AN 5oCr Of the hsr, 4 ussd TIVE OF
ss ,fs @ as & T,e. ~ s Il sg Psrise.y 80
tn, ai; na1e more sol end psaaliim than any Oh,
ngu. Stat amen, Judges AuIuags D. ot0rs CleTEYmun
Professional uen aud urnicn anl Ladiet oi ali cassss
all o,ur hn wod boar teSlimnty that do not say to
"ai ,gasy 20 s 1y%f k1sd e ,9S i9SynS sad egso
We ee To- use s M cua s a,i ,iTa sit sSs.ss
q elects we're wonderful, we lVe it duty Isa sad
oar its sons head nr sone tino hnd been usrfs,,,,
covered witL sores. aud SINE called sea'd head The
II almost chirny came OIL ~ whom rold
Wed dd ws htts hope q bu 10 our sSfsriss
Tue dfea,e luirT, antHnsw snd luKuTaat or al hsir
soon satsd out aud We eau nov that 10y has
gl 80 & mo sifs sud 30 Geisey s ysss
9 ma 6as Ne ns y6s, Si s diseases 't the
GEo, " wHisGiHBoTnAM,
.l. SARAH A. fIi0GINBOTHAA
PauF Woupnear Sir; ~ hair had, for several years
Sss. ss S fsS zee & sy y a
iary IN dfe,si g Wien eonmsleed using your Asis
ee ned iis use t within the three last weeks
ani ife Frr ioa preferred toikos prsdSesd Is tfs
n ~ ~ I n ss bay ever asss
whetur 70 10 used Hair heEtorat ier s single
@ @ ~ .,s,'tI s ~ S1an s 1,1s pf,
p'riiminsali that IS claimed for :, ,,.,,,..,,.
ci9en9ssg s,d o. Tgs l9 ISL 49, Is TGlIds
Tha ths o'sr SSf sos @ tSs sss NAY ssa
come srpat deal ek thal ever 4 NohIas bst
eu afe aaiieis bsSs hoe would Induce 20 size
hs pah ~ a9s Sy smss o. re hsneAi have received
YoafsF sapsatfallY,
The Restorative is nut up in bottles ofs6rss sssss, ~, =
lslge' neaian, sod siaall the salaa heds gial, aA
twenYrgr Gul uor9 ~ pregoigon than the sms ~, ts
ce more inpf6pron and rstsia for thrss dOllaTs IS
o j WOOD 60 ,Proprlsiors No ga broadway,
Aud sold ss all Druggists and Fancy Goods nsAla'A-
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I-B- FinO Silver Tea Sets, Forks, spooni, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, 3 c., &c
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate can be found ut
FGGo, ENswORTH Il Cor
octl Cor Superior aud Seneca ats
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" Pain aud Ornamental Printing OF every descripton
done At the Prhting Establishment OF tho LvApRK o0ice
On the latest improved and rapid Seo Presses in the
o's SVe' on short notice aud at reasonable nios Par
'cuar attention paid to Blank Work Evory description
OF Bndipg done, especially Blank Books Lodgois
sales Books, Receiving Books Nc &C.
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RAN RoAn DInnESD.-~rhe Columbus and
Xenia and LiasMiapi RailiOAe Company has
declared adiyldend Of fonr per cent ont Of the
net earnings Of The road for The sir months
end.nk on the 30ih inst
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SILVER Soar ! SILVER soAPll-Fur cleaning
silver and plat,d ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mahues, &c. Another lot Just received by
EOGn. ENRWaRTH N Co
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srALpINds PREPARED GLUE - UsEpuL IN
EfERF lioUsE.-Anothrr supply just received by
FOGg ENsWoRTu a Co
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ST. ASDREws.-Bear in mind the Festival of St.
Andrews Day to be held to,morrow night at the
Angler.
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Coon ADvIoE.-Be saving your money and
max e go great way, by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict q
So as, POI Superior st., who have received very
lar 20 aud choice assortment Of goods In their line
OF the latest styles
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-The following aie
the private sales during the past week.
Nov. 0, 1859 Benaiah Barker to John E.
Cole sub lot % and 24 Barber's allotment of ten
acre lots AZ and 43, being 100 feet front on Forest
street aud 226 feet deep, situate "a miles south
east of Post Office Consideration 81, 700.
Nov. 7, 1859 John Won Bozcn to August
Rchteri sub lot l6l in the sub division Of ten acre
lots 100 and l2l, by Jas. X Hitchcock, being 40
feet front on Clifton street aud l6j 7l2 feet deep,
situate miles east Of the Post Office Considera-
tion s4OO
Sept. q, 1859. John Erwin to Conrad Frederick
Fiedleri sub lot 20 in John Elwln's allotment Of
ten acre lot IL, being 30 feet front on Croton st.,
ana lO5 feet deep, situate one mile south Iast OF
Post Onice. Consideration $500.
Nov. -, 1859. Elzabsth G. stannard and Pru.
dence G. Coleman to Patrick Farley; part OF two
acre lot l99, being 30 feet front ou Water street
and 1872 feet deep, situate near the Light House.
Consideration $1,000.
Nov. l6, 1859. Valentine Dotterwich TO Kou.
rad Messershmdt and Konrad Hell, the west half
OF sub lot no. Barber and Lords allotment being
o. feet front on York street and 10 10 feet Deep
situate l-2 mile south OF tho Circle. in Cleveland
City, West Side. Consideration $500.
Nov. l2, 1859 VIM. Ceaye to George Penhale;
30 feet front on Cedar street and l2l feet deep, be-
ing part Of ten acre lot So and situate Ia milo
east of The Post Office. Consideration S 100.
Nov. l6, 1859. w. j. Warner to john f. War.
ner; 3s feet front Erie street and 1872 feet deep
being part of two acre lot l09, situate near the
corner of Superior and Erie Consideration ST.
s75.
Nov. O. 1859. Thomas sones and others by
COmr to Wortham J. Warner; 70 feet front on the
west side of Erie street and 1872 feet deep, situate
near the corner of Superior and Erie. Considera-
tion So, ,655.
Nov. 10, 1850 Azariah Everett TO Joseph Gers
pacher; the whole OF sub lot l2 in A. Evereit's
allotment of ten acre lot 80 being 30 feet front on
Vine street and l22 feet deep, situate mile south
east of the Post Office Consideration $50
Nov. 49, 1859. Matthias Schmidt TO John Henry
Suhr; sub lot 81 in Be ltons allotment Of ten acre
lots 7, and o, situate tue south west corner OF
Irving and Orange streets, being 45 feet front on
Irving street and II feet deep on Orange street.
| Consideration 81 100.
| Nov 8, 1859. Bedan Seymour to Stephen N.
| tlerick; sub lot 2S ia Hiram stones Orchard sub
division, being 40 feet front on Vestry street and
100 feet deep, situate the Circle in Cleveland
City, West Side. Consideration 5000.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs suuass all
They elegant light, ~ and durable.
Fitting to a ehhIm--no turning behind-no shfink king
tho hsad; iadoed this the onlf Establishment where
these things ne properly understood and made
233 BToadway, New Ysrk
tan,7 W FIsKE. Cleveland, Ohio Agent
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~ For important Marine News see Fourth
Page
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~ motion hfivecnttst'ons TIE avaaec sptcd OF
mNta tftua u i5 milo, itnuding stops or ~
miitswhen in nOHon between sia'ions The Av.
'ieFo speed of mixed trains Is 10 miles including
stops, aud w miles wbcn 10 motion The average
rate of freiRh trains is 10 miles Including stoi :,
and l9 miles when in motion. The total number
ol locomotive engines upon oil the roads at the
end Of 1858, was 266.
THE LEcrUIE T0-NiGHT.-Tbc third lecture Of
the course before The Young Meu'. Christian As.
ISOLATION will be delivered tonight at th, Academy
Of Music by d.. G. s Henry ct Poughkeeps'e, y.
Y" upon "The Goodness Of Good Amnsemenis p
De- Henry has been very highly spoken of as lee.
iuier by the New York Press, and we have no
doubt the Cleveland people will add their endorse
ment Of all that has been said In his favor, after
hearing him lie is iucpt and talented speaker.
and his subject y one which should command the
attention Of every parent well as Of tue young.
We need moro good amusements-su3h as are
hlrmless and entertaiuing such rs will rest the
mind and body, aod yet leave no stain upon the
morals OF sensihilities. To show how best we can
improve in this respect will be the object Of the
lecture TO night, and we trust we shall see crowd.
ed house.
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PENNsYLvANGA ACENTRAL.-Ralcs of freight on
tue Pennsylvania Central Railroad, to Philadelphia
and Baltimore until further notice:
lst Glass I'd 81 4th Fiour ner bbl.
90 rs 60 40 "a cents
Pittsburgh Paper.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

g-see advertisement of DR.. saniord'a Liver
lnyigorator.
ty For the best qualities of Segars, Tobace
END snnil' 60 to G. Dietz III Suporior.st.
ssV Travellers will bear In mind that Hall'e Ho.
@a@opalhy Is in Cleveland, opposite the weddol
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WELLAED RAILwAy.--The railroad along Il Q
Wellaud eanll has conveyed from Port Col
borne to Lake Ontario, during the season, some
600 600 bushels of wheat
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PLUhBINO.-FOr all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, thers Is no better paoO
in the city than that Of B r, Bower. successor to
J B Barnes 4 Co., Atwater Block. Mr.. Bower is
repaired " ith choice and We'll selected stock
( f,OOd workman and plenty OF them 20 promptly
and puuotuall v execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many OF our eti-
zens are their wn advertisements
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The GreRr Vital RsReBsraUar.
TRHESENIAR!

DR0TECTED BY ROYAL Lettera
Il Patent from ENGLAND aud secured b. the seal
nl thn ECOLE DE pHARMAClE DE PARIS sad ~
IMPERIAL COLLEGE, 90 MEDICINE. VIENNA,
No. l--lnyaluuble fr Relaxation, syernHiorthza A
Physical Exhaustion, and u n tenic
No 2 omploey orudoHtes all traces 0f these asensa.
that have leon hthertO treated y the nRuSeus and trai
cious use ui rupayia and oubehs,
M a-Hns entirely surplaniud the Injurious use me-
cuy thereby ihsrhs 10 the sud Nrr speedy relief disRo
ing ihe Impurities md routms out the Venusn a dissn
IluESEMAR Nos, 2 aud >, ate prepared NTH o. N
oil ukeuer, devoid Of SMELL aud can be carried
90 the Wusr1ai UUcket. SnLu TIN CAsEs and divEird
tno sErARAIt nOyES as administered hy NAlpehu Ialla
man, h"uA RECORD &c 40 Price, 50 each oT four cases
m uhe tor 81 whh ssVes So and in s1f cases whereby
ihorc y .uNug Of 50, 10 he had, wholesale and TetH
Of Dr BARROW, l9t BleeckeT ST. How Yors Immsdi
ltelY ul igfenlng remittance, DR. Barrow will IoTWaTl
thn ~ rs NJ u TO Huy part Of the N,fr secuIpig
WrttL wy = -
Fol sale b. GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
drrhdSw iv 26n Apsas- d'l.v.i.na
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TREASURER OF THE MIomGAN soUrHERN II. r.
CONrANr-Itis is announced in tho New York pa
pers that W. Savage, Esq, Of Toledo, has been
appointed Treasurer Of this Company, in place Of
WaeOtt whose death occurred last week. The
Treasurers office, heretofore in NsW York, is to be
located in Toledo. Mr.. Savage has been in the
service Of the Company as Cashier, for several
years, aud this promotion is recognition Of his
faithfulness and abilities, highly croditabls, and
We doubt not justly due, to that gentleman.
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Jss- Neuralgia, Fits, St. vitu's Dance, Paraly-
els, spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous prostration, arc cured by DR.. Gibson's
new electrical treatment. without difficulty. It
never fails, and may Justly be regarded as sps-
eiGe. 0Alee No. M Ontario street. few doors
from the Public Square.
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CoUsr or CosNoN PLE,s-Crtniyat BrANcr
-JUDoE Bisnor The case Of Otyls and Web
ater, the Indiana money men. Is not vet concluded
JUDGE BoLTON--Parks. assignee Of VIM. Ilar
ney VI. spangler laie sh,rn spanelcr. o. ehero.
attached goods last July IN the store then laiely
occupied by Harney, under tho bennett House, A,
the Instance Of New York creditors Parks de.
mands the sales Of the goods, by virtue Of an "a
signment made by Harnoy to him for the benefit
Of harney's creditors Ga trial
JUOoE FooTE.--Palmer & Wallace, assignoes va.
Lewis Strong, special verdict.
Police CoURT-BEFoRE JUDoE LAwRENcE.-
Mary Russell. for vagranoy, was sent to Jail Is
days
Richard and Frank johnson fined 50 and costs
each for disturbance.
Catharino Regan, vagpncy, seut to the Iniirm
airy.
William johnson, drunk, sentence suspended.
Hugh Nelson, petit larceny, fined $40 and costs
and 30 days in jail
william skeen, drunk, fined the costs and 80
days in jail
Alice kraiser, vagrancy, 30 days in Jail
John Thomas keeping gambling house. contin.
uod on 500 bail
John Smith and L. Underhill, of the swell
mob profession, were detected in an attempt to
pay their light fingered game on passengers at lie
Depot last Saturday, and were arrested by officer
Clark Warren. The court fined the former $40
aud costs, and the latter $50 and costs.
Peter Moan aud b. McGary, disturbance, 80
and costs each
Mike Murphy, fined SO and costs.
q. Ebiager, disturbance, was fined the costs.
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REMOVAL 4!
OPTICIAN,
MOsT IMPROvRD sPECTAOLEs,

No. 237 SUPERIOR STREET.,
Near Foggs Crockery Store where he will continue u
keep choice assortment o. the
MOST IMPROVED SPECTACLES,
ENE GLASSES, all kinds Of Optical and Mathema' oal
INSTRUMENTS; assuring generous public that he will
spare no pains give general salts action Thsnkfnl for
the confidence and GeTal patronage bestowed upon him
during the frs three years he would respectfully solio
from the public continuance Of the ia his nowioca
t1nn ncllldf
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BY TELEGRApn.

Reported BY the Union Teienrnph,
NiticEi "ARiNos BLOCK, cOaNEn % BANK All
50. cLAIR aTREErs.
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o. L, DoDoE.

Cleveland, Nov, 2slh. 1859.
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THE RAILWAYS OF CANADA.-Mr. s. Keefer
the Inspector Of Railroads In CaGada, appointed
under the Canadian Railway act Of 1867, has ms,
published his first annual report for 1868, sim.
mary OF which taken from the Montreal Herald
we subjOin. When the act was passed in Canada
l,4US miles OF railway in operation, viz
Great Western and lis branches, 27o. Grand
Trunk (n Canada) Gs5, the Northern, %, B1if,I
~; London and Port Stanley, "a; Erie and ~,
tarlo, lIi Cobourg and Peterboro' %; Pre-, ~,
and Ottawa, "a; Montreal and Champlay, T,,
Canada,) 81 q enville and Carillon. "a. Al ~" ~
renee aud Industry l2 a.I ''~ Law
In 1857, after the passing Of rhe act 20 addition.
a. miles were opened viz, r,,be Calf ana Cnoi,b
10 miles, Preston and Fsrlin III. Port Hone apn1
I,,ngsayl l3 ~ 1907 liO miles were opened, VIZ
nu''5lo s 80, apu @ LaEo Huron-stratford to Goderch
"a 0 TSss Iopo lindsay and Beaverton -Mlllbrook
S"i snu e''," 20 branch, 70; Grand Tunk-Strat.
i9Iu pl " Loudon, 81 Great Western - Sarnia
a. H. 81 Thus, at the close of 1858 there were
80 miles open In Canada, besides the branches
/ In the United States connecting with them and
controlled from this side Of the Lines as the Graod
| Trunk TO Portland.
canada therefore, says Mr., KeofeT, has now
more miles OF railway open than ScOti or Ire
land or any Of the six New England States; mare
than the three Atlantic States Of New Jersey.
Delaware and Maryland, or the two Carolinas.
Nor and South, and Is only exceeded in tho
sumber OF miles open by the i've following
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Ihe hYetage speed Of eXpress trnlnE, Including
Stops y 20 miles per hour; aud 10 motion betweOn
stations 3O.5 per hour. The maximum speed Ia
got upon the Montreal and Quebec division OF ths
6rand Trunk Railroad, which Is &c miles Der hour
Ihe syefage speed Of faoeommodation trains is "a
inues per hour, including stops, or "a miles VII ln
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LAOS miles Of the railways in Canada have the
Provincial medium guage Of feet O inches, and
l4I miles have The marrow guage Of 4 feet 3 l-e
inohes |N
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REFERREcE, BY PERMISSION, TO
Prof y pslamaisr ~ D. Prof >. P Kitlaod. nd.
Erastus Cushing, 81 ID CHAMBERLAIN Fs0 ..II.
nOV2ht
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
NqtfI ArribaIs.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Geo Whitman, La G
@ Wadrill, N D Coleman, Madison, La; D Breath
and lady; A L Tucker, La; I McRee, Mrs McRae
Miss; n q Lopez s. Louis; Orion, Phila ] Davis,
Ny; j ] Wheat, La; NJ Q Cayce, Memphis; NJ
Landrum, La; w Whichard, Tenn; J Muse, NJ
Becnel, Mrs P Becnel, Miss Becnel La; J Men
ten, Grenada; Whitcomb, Prof Hertz and lady;
l N Baldwin, Port Gibson; a W Green, s Coleman;
Carroll, La; D Raney, Miss S c Young, Natchez; j
H Willis, Vicksburg VIM Freeman, Mobile; w F
Hall, s G; J A Dortie, Agusta Capt Withers and
lady; o A; W England, S G.; r H Wendover,
KY; B DeMontfort, Mr. D yerney and lady, Paris
Mrs M McCreight, st Louis; Ell Watkinkon; Mar
tin Harvey Nv Hover, Niagara Falls; j Hover, N Y;
S Bell, St Louis; L Jarrean, D N Greenleaf, La
G J Hope, G = Mount, La; Dennis, Miss; H
Ledbedder, Arnold, Texas; L A Adams, La (; J
N Bachelor, P s Carron, Miss H Moraney Madi.
son; G ID Oliyar, Va; Waterhouse d C; Jas Nc
Cargo, Va; s W Brown, Miss D S Pratt, Wool
dridge, H F Newhall, Lynn, Mass; Rabbe; La;
J Woodall and lady, Miss r Henderson, Pass Chris.
tian; Ross, G Cafin, Miss.
CITY HOTEL B Deason, Miss; G NJ Litman
La; Elmer, Biloxi; L E Simpson; Geo Hart, Miss
B + Bryan, G Pine, Baton Rouge; E Pharr, Mrs
w Ring, Miss; G NJ Bush, st Louis R j Acorn
Miss NJ Orton, Iowa; Marmon, Miss; D N Green
leaf, KY; A D Armstrong, Catahoula, ] W Brouder
Miss u NJ Hooker, Brookhaven; H Milling, Mon
roe; A Jackson and lady, Miss; w Fowler, Ala
J F Beck, W Packer, Summit, Miss; s A Mathews
Miss N 3 Ellzey Holmesyille, Miss; McLain,
Anderson, 1 Anderson, Miss; g Brunly, ] W Nit
chell, Miss W A Young, Summit, Miss; A Verden
Mast Stevens, ] G Lawrence, H B Holiness VIM
Hancock, Miss Q F Moore, La; F S Williams, La
3 Miller and son, La 3 Belts and lady, La J
l. H Walker, w Evans, r W Quinn, Terrebonne, La
s Sutherland, J Amonott, La; IN Dougherty, r ,
Pemble A Sudduth, J B Wilson, NJ I ] Aston
La; Yeagair, Canton, Miss; S Kent, St Helena
R + Passmore, r W Leggitt, Canton; c H CARRIER
Phila; A Larkin, J W Collier, Miss; Miller, Ten
Taylor, Miss; Mr. Alexander, N Y.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL H Perry, La; W R Bogs
S A; NJ Becnel R Robertson and lady, N Y; Franl
Lapiece, W A Conway, La; J M Goddard. Rich
ardson, N Y; B Whitworth, Eng; Mrs L s Cage ant
child; F A Gayden and lady, Texas Mrs VIM Tay
lor, Covington, La.
ORLEANS HOTEL Higgins, La; Trem
bley, N Y; P Markoe, VIM Wade, U S A; Kel
Ter, Brakeman; ] Deiker, Rio Grande City; A Ross
Baltimore. Md J Bronson. N Y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25


Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Hemisphere, Taylor, 16 days FIN New York,
to G w Hynson &co--3d dist 43.
Ship VIM Chamberlain, Knapp Al days fm Cadiz,
to ] HAshbridge & Nephew-3d dist 81.
Ship Pyramid, Henderson, from Gloucester, Eng,
2Sth Sept in ballast to master-lst dist 80.
Ship Herald, Crowell, go days fin Toulon, France,
in ballast to Cammack & Converse Sd
district Al.
Ship Spridon, (new) Jordan, IS days I'm Thomas
ton, Me, to master-lst dist =.
Ship Samaritan, Small, I'm London, l1th Oct, to
master-point.
Bremen bark New Orleans, Sanders, from Bremen
4th Oct, to Mummy, Luling &co-4th dist.
Bark Hannah Thornton, Tarr, Is days from New
York to Creevy & Farwell--point.
Barkentne Young America, Collins, 10 days from
Turks Island to p Giraud--peint.
brlt brig Venus, Goodspeed, 8 days from Ruatan
Island, to Widow Lopez-2d dist 10.
Schr Mobile, Howes, Is days from Charleston, to
4 Jones &co--point.
schr Union, Wade, fm Mobile to master basin.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
4 Schr Melissa, fm Bayou I4acombe
4 Schr Shamrock, from Bayou Lacombe,
/ Schr Three Sisters, fm Amite River,
Sehr Montery, I'm Amite River.
Schr Deceada, from Shell Banks
Schr L,Eclair, I'm Shell Banks
Schr George, I'm Biloxi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
Steamboats,.


Music, Brown, fin Donaldsonville.
Texas Ranger, Radovich, FIN Balizc.
Kate Dale, Martin, FIN Trenton.
Vicksburg, White, FIN Carolina Landing.
CD Jr, Vincent, fm Donaldsonville.
Pine Bluff, Wilson, FIN Memphis.
n Bicknell, Gwartney, FIN wreck Of
str Bluff City.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Rowena, Dozier, fm st Louis.
Anna Perret, Louailler fin Washington.
DF Kenner Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara
Crescent City, Thornburg, I'm st Louis.
Towboat L Millaudon, Phillips, fm the Passes
went down light-brought up ship Samari-
tan, bark New Orleans and sehr Mobile
Towboat Landis, Davis, from the Passes,towed q
down and to sea on the 22d inst, bark
Hazeltine -bro't up ship Spridon and bark
Hannah Thoreten.
Towboat Star, Whitney, from the Passes-towed
downiand to sea on the 18th inst, ship R d
Shepherd and brig Joseph--bro't up ships
Pyramid add Herald.
Towboat Junius Bcebe Andrews, from the passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ship Leucothea and brig A Horta-brough
up ships Hemisphere and Vim Chamberlain
barkentine Young America, brig Venus.