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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
Summer.


s's 's
nsn sbs W. ssSe tins ns n
many besrdu styles Of light wocien fabrics In skeleton
q Thy ls En- s public ias h *
tent not Only here but in the other principal cities that
hs is ss s s Sl n are
linen. 1ney protection sgsnst Tho changes Of The
The prces-wich We have put down TO The lowest mark
vary but ,se from duck and drilling goocs although hey
80 s season viii be abort we win put down the prices
Of The whole OF our -Aise summer stock at once.
2s 80 and 26o Broadway.
That Niagara Feat OF Biondin's was not so
miraculous the chespness Of articles OF clothing
PkoCh,s, ia Broadway
AIrrcn Coats 81 80. SO so, So, So 80. 81 and
IS The largest hsndsomest cheapest stock Of black and
''''''N At EvxSs'. Go and 60 Fulton street.
White linen drill psu.s, 81 90
Al EVANS, 6s and IS Fulton street.
600 White Linen Sachs, at Sc 90,
NJ EVANS, 66 and IS Fulton street
81 90 Black Alpaca Coats,
Al BvANs,, e. aud 6s Fulton street \
Complete Cashmere suits to Match.
80, S.. No SIS. sS,
EVANS, es and ss rulon street.
u Dustcrs, ut Evans, 90 snd 6s Fulton
EvANs. % and IS Fulton ssssl
Weeds Patent Family Sewlrg Machines
New syia Price 40 ouce 81 Brsadway.
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ITO TIKI TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
woLFRs celebrated schiedazn Arcms,c s,hn,yps DO
be In the hands Of every traveller no nmy sno9a Aye -
vnrsb The I'D effects Of change Of water and = Q
Severaee II - pureQ hQucr made h 00 world futup
quart and pint boe& tcld By III truagAo uoep And "a
g1oroaj
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Alpaca Coats 81 80. SO so, So, So 80, 81 and
81 So The largest hsndsomes ohsspest Of black and
At EvANs'. CO and 60 Fulton street.
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HnUNKs. yALnsE BAGS. Aca wHoLsaAI1 40
y rssan. Y. D. eT&VNa, Ne Wsr~ asssA sw~A y
IyVAdwAys
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Bsxry's srsc0phersSr IL xt. Uess slas Cheap
~ arSas sss drestns bessttnG oeaA,aA s0rins pre-
serving snd rsssrGs tn ssx lsiies ss !. so,s 81 ~
druRRDR
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EXCxiLENT Wines AT BAHaAIM.
" Tor the FoeTth July
Encouraged BY lively nress our friends ana the y~sx
hrEe have taken the reaueroD OF prices b. a.
On AUSTRIAN currepss
We have concluded heos
wines at $s7 per dozen each.
Sent free Of charge 70 any part % tbie cry
FRsUE0 GROSss6rA
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That Niagara Feat OF Biondip's was not SO
miraculous chespnesB Of articles OF clothing
and the Immense variety and stock, ct DAUMGoLD
PhoCh,S, ia Broadway
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The 0rever an1 Baker Sewing Wschsns o..
Jaws kKnOVEO TnHPO8 ARnY PROM rs TO
~ ROADWAY.
WbssU ~ NJ ooaeisue thsr esasprales
fan Ny sewing mschnes fbsir reusOv1 oniy semporsry
Ann p vey shoV ttAs tey WI agHh ecoupy snAr1sd
beautiful pgo0io0o q a.
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Bsschelor's Hair Dye, wigs and roupees-
The beet 10 he world surpsssipg all ads Sold and apple
~ the man ufsctoey, E2 broadway
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O. sstsdorO's Hair Dye, wigs ard roupses--
The bsst 10 world wholesale ga rrsa md te ave pr
vstk!y applied No AAtor House
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Drawings Of WOOD, EDDY 8 Co.'S, Lotterie.

lOS1i oV
Lees probably than would be spent passing the even
ing at the saloons or theatres in Broadway.
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COuRAUD,S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP POSITIVE
NJ cures en. rccklee gunburu, pimples suptons -
,cwness .sd ~ akin blem,hes Poud'e iubeIe uPrcoS
ranted LAZY white rouge dye and rcssoratye Il hs
depot 81 WALKER street. frs from Brood vsy Caon
Philadelphia; Ma Hayes, Brooklyn &C.
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been pastOr for eleven years. ID almost always crowded.
Notwithstanding large congregation Of the membership
have gone up town, and are now drawing the main body
after them
The corner stone Of ST. Peters Episcopal church was
laid the Of State and Lodge Streets in Albany,
on the 29th ult.
Tho Presbyterian church in Clinton, Iowa, was dcdi
Gated Sabbath afternoon, June 10. tm
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie Rev r. s. Keper has resigned the rcctorsh'p o. 81
Johns church, Church hill Richmond and accepted
office established by the last Episcopal Convention Of
Virginia. which Is styled "Evapgelist" and the duties OF
which consist In visiting and aiding those Episcopal
parishes Of tho State which are without pastor.
The Rev Or. Bushnell bids farewell 70 his church in
Hartford, Conn today.
Rev. Alexander Caldwell, Of the Methods. Protestant
M was received by the Presbytery OF Dubuque at
ns late meeting
Rev J. T. Wheat for many years chaplain Of the North
Carolina University, has taken charge Of Episcopal
church 10 Little Rock, Arkansas.
henry Clay Dean who al one time chaplain Of Con.
eress, haa very strong objections the custom Of
members OF his congregation looking around when any
one entered the church.
Being worried afternoon by this turnrc uracce Y,
his congregation, Mr.. Dean stopped in his sermon and
sad:-
SHOW listen to me- and PHI tell you who the peop,o are
or ench of them comee in"
He then went with his DISCOURSE, until gentleman
meter ed when he bawled out, like usher: :
"Deacon A., who keeps shop over the way.,,
then went with his sermon.
Presently another man passed up the aae, and he
gave his name residence and occupation so he continued
tor rome time
AT length one entered the door who unknown
10 Mr.. Dean, when he cried out:
"a little old man, with drab coat and old white hat;
don't know him, look for yourselves"
The congregation was cured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-16
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

W.. sH Ar ss. H.'sa f Rass M Rf s
Dssssy Hsaes ~ sSsSa 5 9s oP
sSy saS 5ss hssss q fi1sy;
SsS, % i s Ill., F. hsa,:s A..
worth Miss Inleman Tey' N Green Fl. Sq Il i
49, y 5 ;ss pssaii ssSS s, dgSss
hGy2 Ws a9 S SsGs rfef 4S5 VII
R ShAE a 3 e,FIs fqess G'si'A iaR s sSs
r %E and y H Ms Wy h s"a Masi s MA
s'qas NJ As 's, hns s"as? IVY
Iapsi fes 'I uiaS sssn AK; foss steamer
ta sssS Ft a'i2n R a' 81 ~ S!s ss!"n
r rsaso Ed and ss asa hHss Iii I,
Morrison il steel srs s,syad ,'' s a; Ivy ri
vey; schillaha, T Geus Cincinnati,
sisl9 aa WI Hsa5 aSg$ E%y9d., #Gsi, y%s,
!55a kesn IT ksiy J RsTS HIP iasn Wsst
MaE Ene fG Essi a sn COVE e0nsI hn asssa
a M Whsss re ss Snshos sss
il t'ilner ~ Hunt Miss p J rhompson Tex; Nathan
fzs as s s,:. Uni IS II 3 s ss.
R Young La; Alley Ocean Springs Geo Crazy, Y:
Pre-, ass Ra,,s Ia ILL., "s as Ns VI hs5 s. s
O'tiun Miss; Sholwe NJ Love, Alnrf, w Blair,
Tex; Handy, Miss NJ NASH Ala; w Lyon, Pssiei
Y; kingslan, Mo- CD Whitehall. La; Ms L her, Mis-
Rube Tex; II Iillard and lady Tenn; Bradford, Va: I
lady, La: Wade, Miss; johnson, Rnb!c
Ark; il Payne, Md II Loye Mrs J y Robinson. Ten;
d Finney Afford and sister Miss Todd, Miss Young q
Kelsey Mis-: Mrs Collins Ton; II ThuImond, N Reed
Miss Harper DIR Hughes ca: @ Il SturievRnt Ark u i
Barrett, G; Stone, Y; Torilinson. TEX a Ram
Tenn; W II Word, s. ]. AdRir Ala; z II Cginn. city
Gonzalez Fla j Pace Fl Deord, I Il Wright j Graft
IIavard Mcoaryey D Rimes I,aw1enes Il. J
Bingslea Jone, Dillon, II onin son and se[y
L raFyer. Barr Oates; NJ A Oates. Miss; HAYES
and family PA Wm Lighter and son Mo- carts Ts1sa
b Mckenzie G w Brister, DAVIS, d Hall 4 Yates,
Coving,on Miss. Grant, Ca; Delany u McRa- Il II
Reno j 4 Hentlon Texas J W Allen, Nashville Mrs Inm
kin and serv Miss Iunin Miss; Mrs nanrody Jno Glass
G.; G Buckingham, city Webb Louisville w Harper
| Miss.
ST. LOUIS HoTEI.-C Bowling and lady, Miss Dphro
Dnhroca II Tairot, pnbroca and lady, Batol
Rouge; " W Carless. city Mrs Mary Carpentef Mis- l.
Rose sewnit. Chapman and servant, Miss Crop
browning and lady child New York: Merriek rce Eng
lane: Mrs Cone and children, Miss figgeson bigger
son. Miss " Baughn, Texas j Edward, New York Mr.
Mctown, Texas Il aner, Spitta, Germany u Three
| foot, Ala; G " MrAlestef, Miss; J r Williams Ala !
Ioughborough D G f Mcfehee, wife and Miss i
1arell city Mrs l. Goode, Eouma john Potter New York
/ Cincinnati: + Brooks, Terrehonne.
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7 Shipping SlltfllIgs!at.
xs-see hack q this page for DatIy Port List.

xs-gcc hack o. this page for Daily Port List.
,s5s CRsscssr orricx No. 10 Camp Street.
Friday Morning, December ID ls5s 8
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Arizona, Smith, for Brazos Santiago via
Ifdianola, c B Payne
Bark VIM Henry, Young, for Baltimore,
6 W Hynson &eo
schr Black squail, wahler, for Mobile,
sf'sS Huntington Bros
schr Kate i Bruce, Stone, for Brazos Santiago.
] II Phelps
schr victoria, Wilson, for Apaachicola,
g D Metcalf &co
Schr A j vicnn, Roman, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
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i. STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s-zzus ,-vsz.z-z4.y=s,s,, GREAT Gems
Es rnAn ROUTE 80. AZ :
For all Points
ORTIZ AND ASST

For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTt
On. of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERS will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial Capt. O. s. Rogers
October % November Is.
j. C, Syon Capt. Isaac II. Jones'
October 3d. November 20.
E. j. Gay. Capt Bart Bowen
November and %
New Falls City. Capt j. B. Woods
November and "a
A. II. Lacey. Capt. Geo Taylor
October II, November 6 and 26
HiuyvRtha. Capt r. F. Dix
October 10, November and %.
City of hlc1aph1S Capt. w D. honhs
October q, November 10 and 80.
Gladiator. Capt Jno K'ineieer
October y, November IL.
VIM. NJ. Morrison ..,..... Capt Jno N. Bonnger.
October q, November Ii.
Cham piOn Capt II. b. Moore.
October q, November 10.
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
".M. yICKSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT St Louis with the
OHIO ( MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELIFoN-
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and Fast.
R- TICKETS by the jackson Railroad for sale at this office
Fare as Cheap, Time AS Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Eg- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
n- For information Through Tickets apply
office of the
RS- RAILROAD LINE JACKETS, -ea
No. 81 Camp street,
OF Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
| General Agent.
| j. f. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent,
| E. W. GOULD Superintendent n,y2, n
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An ExAor MArCH.-Two old friends met not long
since. after separation Of thirty five years "We,
Ton, !" says one, z how has the world gone with
yon. old boy Married yet?n
Ycs, and I've family you can't match seven
boys and one girl.n
y. can match It exactly, p was the reply. "for
have seven girls aud one boys"
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Steamship Orizaba, Place, from Indianola via Gal
weston, to payne~-Berwick's Bay.
Ship Humphrey Purinton, Given, 20 days I'm Bos-
ton, to w ] Dewey &co--lst dist II.
Brit bark Balmoral, Hewson, FIN ATdrossan, 18th
Oct, to master-Gretna.
Arrivals ut the Cnrondclct Canal.
Schr Perle, fin Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Aicyon, from Bonfouca. NN
N Schr Marie Sosthine, FIN Bayoo Lacombe.
Schr Alciope, FIN Black River.
Scir Negrier I'm Bay st Louis.
Schr Mimi, FIN Tanchipaho River.
Sehr Polca, I'm Biloxi.
Schr Mary Caroline, I'm Bilsxi.
Steamboats,.
Grand Duke. Apologize, FIN Deer Creek.
Vicksburg, White, I'm Carolina Landing.
Robt Ward, Taylor, FIN Louisville.
Henrietta, Sharp, FIN St Louis.
Empire Parish, Janfreau, FIN Lower Coast.
G ID Jr, Vincent, FIN Denaldsonville.
Aline, Hinckley FIN Washington.
Queen of the West Wade, FIN Cincinnati.
Golden Age, McCombs I'm Fort Adams
John Ray, Kerchiyal, I'm Ion, Q4a).
Texas Ranger. Radoyich, FIN Lower Coast.
Jno Warner, Roane, FIN st Louis
Towboat Anglo American, Martin from the Passe
went down light - brought up bark Bal
moral
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes--towet
down and to sea on the 10th instant, shil
ship Havalock- brought up ship Humphrey
Purinton.
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y. 5. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA,;

IT. Apas. Daily in eenmscon with the y. q, o. ana
l. At,kison master built expressly for psssen'
GERS and ght freight will with the Gpelo,sas Knoa
leaving Berwcks Bay daily for Pattersengle ad
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesays thursdays a
Saturdays Charenton 'eanneres and New inSn & Mn
fUurorse mail coaches Tor d. hiah
Lafayette Grand Coean 0pelonsas ard Wasing.on' ak
Running from New Orleans TO washington t"ehts'A
hours, being the quickest route travelled r. ,.,,.
As 81. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she oeis pe
facility for delivering freight than any boat in Inc trade
Shippers will please LIE boat on thsir dy fsesp's
oar No. 3 Old I.evee. Agents
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asy raas aal Crescent fraau aaornis geeember l6 1859,

ter. Smith Il Mclsae--l2 hhds sugar A d Deiter-5O
do 80 bbs molasscs to West, Where &co--26 do "a
hhds sugar Z Shift &co--l6 do Foley, Avery &co-
IS do 194 bbs moasscs Darby Il Tremoulet-.46 do
Id llhds sugar w jackson &co--4S do Moore Van
Culin--9 do Perkins &co--6 do Hall 4 Rodd-6 do
bbls msasses do sugar Trosclar Haydel-2
do Inf bbs molasses j Burer-S do Al bbls molas-
ses s O Nelson &co--l2 hhds sugar 10 bbls molas-
SEES G Sabater-50 do "a hhds sugar 81 bales cotton
Lobit & Charpanter-10 do IL hhds sugar Bellocq,
Noblom &co--5 do V Gonrdain-2 hbs molasses
hf do Hy Martini bbls sugar hf bbls molasses
Henderson y Peale-2 do sugar and sundries TO
order--Total ~ bales cotton 5ls hlds sugar 799
bbis molasses l41 hf bbls molasses.
ConsiEnces.
BOSTON-Per bark II Purinton--J Hyde &co
r X Iaughlin-Slark, Staufer &co--R McGregor
&co--Payne & Kemp-C H Socomb &co--J Cas-
bergue &eo-Phelps l. CONSTELLATION, Whiting
Tnllis-W l. Lanier-R w Rayne--S Ewing--Geo
A Fosdiek &co-Pinckard, Steele &co- Car
ter-W J Dewey &co--Rice Bros &co-C r Railey
-Foger &co-Th Fl shields-A D Henkel &co-J
Reid-W NicCracken--W II Stewart-G w Sizer--
l. Sturtevant &co-W Raymond-Henning Il 81
de Biscoe & Simrns- Blaehe Il Lcaumont- Bre-
G E Cate &co--J S Aitkns--M Greenwood Nor
gan Hal-A Bragg-Galloso 4 Pascal-Duntze "
co--Voorhies, Griggs &co--A + Cochran 4 Hall
S c Michel &co-Clark, Mosby &co--A Cenas--
Holmes & CLAUSE NJ Johnston &co-Frost &co-
w A Violet &co--W jackson Aces Moore
| Kennett, Blood &co-L Genella Il Son--Aen Hill
-Artemas Hill-E Hacker-D r Carroll &co-C G
| Gaines &co-Blake 4 Tower Eaton, Betterton y
ce-Jno Adams &co--C Bradshaw-O Il Hall
| &co-Grosjean Beneficial NJ Hdreth &co
Bowles Judson--E Roger eco Martini Cobb IL
| CA d Grief &co-A B James &co-S II Gilman
Campbell &co-Braud \ Landry-E ] Hart &co
p Gepi-McLellan q Alen-Shumway Hews
| -Fellowes &co--Neagle & Carpenter z H Brin-
| ton &co-D Kelham-C Flint JONES' D Bein &
| Son-McF arland Il Barksdale- Wilson & Pomroy
S Fl Kennedy &co-Luneschloss Bros &eo-Wm
Soery &eo-J Turmoil &co-L Sawyer--=C H
Yates-P Dwyer-J Wright &co--J Coulon- de
| Wiser &co-J I Moore &co-- Thompson Il Barnes
A w Bosworth-Pollard & Putnam Lumsden
| Kendall &co-A NJ Phillips, Nixon &co
= Nicholson &co-Vose West N Barrels W
Crawford-R Hare-Laforest l. Desmares- Chisn
| g. Boyd-H H Hedden-J S Atkins Muse & Bro
Hobart q Foster-M Keppler--W Murphy
| Stein & Bro NJ Fisk--B Turpin-- Crowe 4
Haett-D Ii Taylor--Geo A Pickett &co- Logan
| & Postell-J o Woodruff &co-J Seymour n
| Whitney, Marquee &co-Trrell & Bates-W &
| C Blanchard-E Heath-and order.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec lTth al 8 r. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS-GoNNECTING AT
, ~ b. Cairo with the Illinois Central and st. Louis
llHs## with the Ohio and Mississippi RArnad-The
hkxEtMdzs liar packet steamer Hiawn hu,
r. + DIX MASTER will e,ve for Louis MI Intermediate
landings nboye For freight through tickets points
North Fast or West, npply on board
BS-Passenges and shippers rely the punctaly of
this steamer.
E9-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
R-A plan of the cabin be seen and secured
by applying ut the Companys Office 81 Camp street
Commercial Place.
The above steamer will tnke freight Memphis
Vcksbug, and all the Bends pay strict attention to ali
way and plantation business
V1RGINIUS C. DENrZEI,
d9 AiynrIiainn Aren't.
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alh,tr aatslIistnts,

tFl1sN 4g5nf
1l0A syslsEAllss llfs
~. Z. . -.
"a. g e', - "a non. 81.
4tr rs rs 49, n. - tzsSSr Vi CAPTAIN 8. H.
Fl Rrsscai lfenns fksal j. "a lesssss depart
'Hs srss TOBY, -
.,... We. .F,v.,r. H. Il t.s.p ssscsts1
y s Y. s.. ~ ss I, -, !. "a,
YESTERDAY was not tsir day being rat9 g
cloudy. bnt il was mild and telerabiy pheasant LOT
outdoor Dasns, ~ ,.yea - toerabiy active III
cent among the upsriyer boats. We co99tsa ~
bests As VS. seSes Nm = ssrwSrs Those ieayins
nMMzsr q! tnesc .S -. a sss
fSs Beautiful and splendid steamer Lizzie Sim.
mons left lsst evening en ass a shs ha
~, 81 f's people hi, snd freight.
liz Iaciic from Louisville VII e iSanq e .he
W. ss.s' Issys ss Sos;siyciy 81 Saturday.
'1 Eysniag before ass the Eclipse Wa detained BY
the Jumping o. her crew. shs asas 90 "
morning. Y. Il anronnce he arrival of our
Nh sss fTend Can't III 81 Russell.
Who is to take command Of me steamer James ~
season. With Captain Russell On deck and y. Mr-
Joa1 Al. owTy y I'M 1srG nacke M q liz trade
aThe steamer Imperial will be st her landing this
snorninr. snd leave again on Saturday for memphis
Il Sld Nv lSS1InGss sq Il. FIJI
Ths eseamer Ceres r AZ the landing Receiving
yrSiaht f0r Att2k&faH, and viii leave on oaMIday.
VI learn from dispatches recevea yesseIaay
e RIVER q rs Ions NJ aun 2. nsa s fr. my
ice; M that out % Cairo tlere we're pas lour ana
From ne pilots 0f the Robert " Y ara w learn learn
xhSt thare h Heating ice IN the river W ioW aowh
a Wills Point.
M I,sc no. Tho rser continues nearly full from
hossSg Isl mne is s 9Dssi eoss o ~.
" WA Ss S w ouite mild yesterday with genial
lk NJ II prospect partial and ieanporay
Sbtson IL Navigation which however eanho eA'eha very
borg ~ 10. ~ Ssw Orleans on Thursday
Il II rsmcIsd that she laid up short distance below
slls ~ :, y, ". .,. ~. :, n,c..,t rant Dan
n II II III Il Cairo not 70 come into rse
essis@ 6se aIe abundant but will be
oss ~ uihna few Rates - 4 lss. enof ~
sss sssS ,e Il ~, s so weather Fseghis NOT Abundant
- 81 pscssiaIs & sey V 81 Water plenty In every dee
Saon III. 4. H.. f,,,;o NJ, fay ma be,yy Ice
800 ass ~ eesn sae4's = ~
Dc river was rising yesterday s.s he rate
ct n 1wsGy o nSus M sS NJ o.rine ser;os
sd.a NJ nea m'sh
Ee1sSS SairHEsFs shipments IF cotton from ths port
the week ending AWE @n 7s s Tn s ss
IL S5lssas as,ses 'A1ss y - 81
III Fsrets ~ during The period amounted TO 81
.a.;., = 10 ,nn,,oa ro,t;or
Ne Va tsssedss Ma decdedy Active all Tho
exceent There Was ae large
ranen Syss ~ a aahs HI fe
.. sT n 1;n. ''ss n @ '
Fas. pee cleared cold River stationary
pee weather sMa p sn asg s y q
% @ boa here with abundant wafer
ss Fails III class steamers w have no ma
cAanec y notc n fesh ine loosns az 'ne tacs y
IssAs nj an Il al Flour Soc Pork Soc Bacon and
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UNITED STATES

L,HRaH5 ssMAT. LINE TO vIcKsBuRG. $3.50 -
SATURDAY at o'clock, r. NJ
The magnificent U. $ Mail packet Nsatehez Capt ! r.
Rouge Port hudson Bayou satu Red River Landing, Fort
Adams Nache Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gulf,
Warrenlon and Vicksbg EVERY SATU RDAY ut o'clock,
r. NJ. -,
The steamer NATCEEZ connects Mt Vicksbnrg with the
stener pEWDR0P aud will take freight for all landings
the Yazoo river high mp Greenwood.
The above splendid passenger packet will leave he-
lar day without fail the hour appointed Al business en-
trusted will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
THIS boat will responsible for letter package
containing money jewcy other vlunbles unless regular
bills of hiding are taken specifying the value and
the freight paid for yaualcs deposited with tue clerk
by the passengers, contained In Iheir baggage
For freight or passage apply on board r
ViRGlNIUS c. DESTZET,
je13 Advertising Agent
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Passengers.


Per steamship Florida, I'm Apalachicola and st
MBrks-A ] Russell, Michomp, L w Bryant, VIC
Lindsy, Fuman, e Jasse, Mrs Lane, Miss Cook
5 in Storage.
Per steamship Orizaba, from Indinnola and Gal
yeston-J Cleveland and lady, Miss Kennedy,
Mss Garret, Miss johnson, Kennedy and child, j
7Rdld aod child, Taylor, Ramsey, Stone, Thos
Gay, Garrett, Woods, C Poteet, Kilgo, Christien,
Jones, Cassay, Backman, Hughes, Tomlinson, This
wsnn; Henry Pinehbaek, Valley, McNesy "
Blanchet Shaw, G W Austin, = Race. Ferguson
ID on deck, 2 negroes;
Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Galveston and
1ndianoa-Wm Lane and children, Folk and 2
chldn. Moses and lady Miss Moses and svt Lillard
and lady, a Ewing and lady, Larret and lady, Miss
Nordy, Miss Nash, Mrs Allen, Messrs Brankston,
Wesner, Bubble, Lynn, Kinson, Dawn, Hughes,
Spencer, Onion, hereford, Oliver, Basham, Good
rich, Rich, Shotwell Levy, Capt Fowler, Foster
and lady, v Blair, Hawley, Pellet, Lonsdate, Hill,
Morton, Bufford, Suyall, Carter, Labb, Kingsland,
Love, Franklin, Allen Moore, Rubbe, Collins, Nor,
ton, Crasen Murphy, Weily, Burgess, Afford, Ad-
ter, Howley Davis. MeAllister, Rnnnells, Neibert,
Shift, Hamilton, Payne, Mansfield, Miss Afford.
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STEAMBOATS,.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI,
UNITED STATES
-f{sT. hsEMr-WE EKLY MAIL LINE TO sifHT.

UNITED STATES
NsT AsEMr.WEEKLY MAI. LINE TO i eifAly-.A
.asssSssSsssSsS$Sssss yIGKSBURG.
the magnificent u s, Mail packet VicksbyTsy Capt ..
NJ White master will leave for Grand Lake, i,oialon Vile
Pauuemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red Riv
or Landing Fort Adams, Nace Waterproof Rodney ST. Jo
semi Grand Gulf Warrentor Nicksmifg Mliken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Island landing skpwlhs Landing
and Point wortLlngten, every very, THuKsDAY at5PM
The scamer VlGKsBuG VIII take ielsht Tor faaoo river
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5 r. NJ
magnificent u s. Mail packet NEtcheZ, Captain T. r.
!ea,her win leave for Donadsdn,ilc Plaausmine Baton
Adams, Nachss Waterproof Rodney a. Joseph Grand Gulf
The Natchcz Vckfng with steamer Dew Drop.
will freight all landings the Yasoo river as high
Greenwood, at high water without detention
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave on
their regular days without fail At the hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO-
These will not he responsible for amy letter package
containing money jewey other vhnabes unless regular
bills ng taken specifying the contents and vaine and
the freight pad for my ynnbes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained III their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 70
j, j. PERSON co.
ieIS If Corner of CHronde'et and Union streets
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Dec 1lh, ut P. NJ.
FOR SHREVEPORT, q II ID

fse Ia n! on, NoIsaI.a ' ., ~ Mummy ~
zs-sst-asls and all intermediate BINDINGS on Red
Vur-Ine new elegant light drGngit and swIi rinning pts
senrr rirlet Ctas Hayes &. r. Hayes,
clerk Fill leave a, poYe. For freight passage apply
yIRGINIuS C. DESTZEL,
dIt Advertising 4 gent
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TRINITY AND TENsAs.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec u. ats = NJ.
FOR TRINITY AND BIG TEN-
Bayou Mason 10 the c NO. s ana Flora
Temple, G. r. Cafraline Minister; ~ 1iH'
CLERK vii leave shove touching all ntcrtnrie inn,s.
l Si he 81 the ont Of tusomhorc Saturday morn
ING For freight or passage apply board OF 10
die Agents. o9 Ioynrts sereel: