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Card.

The required preliminary arrangements having
been made, the Chairman of the Executive Com
mttee of the Board of Trustees hereby gives notice
that the corner stone of the principal building Of
the University of the South will be laid with appros
pirate ceremonies, at University Place Franklin
county Tennessee on the 10th day of October next.
JAMES H. OTEY.
We are under obligations for an invitation to be
present on the occasion of the proposed ceremonies
The planting of shade trees, so much neglected in
former years especially in small villages, is hap
PLY receiving due attention all parts of the cOun-
try. Some kinds are safest if transplanted the
Autumn-such the ''eyergreens;" so it is said. A
great many years ago a ehurlish farmer cut down
some beautiful shade trees, simply because his
noighbOrs' children were accustomed to play under
them To punish the mans meanness, wag wrote
these lines on his door
stInduIgent Nature on eSch kind bestows
A secFel instinct 70 aVoidts foes,
The goose that silly bird, avoids the fox:
Lambs fly from wolves and sailors shuns the rocks;
The rogue the galOws a his fate foresees
And bears q like sntipzthy to treesi"
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TSHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessse
To all who shall these presents Greeting
has been made known to that certain JOHN hcCsAA
charged with having committed foul and strocous
the 18th day of August 1850 upon the body o. fe1
late OF county Of Wilson, has fed from Jnsse' anu
running at large. -. .s.-.,.is
Now therefore, I, IsHAN g. HAERfs, Governor s. a. h
by virtue OF the power and authority in ne yssc ~
Offer reward Of Two h undred Ana ~ Y 80 -
to anv peraon or persons who NAV apprs1eno ~ - 60
McCrarv and deliver him to the Sheriff or Sao1 u III
tv Of Wilson in order that justice, in that Denal may De mad
aud executed -. h,,v.,,rsc at ~ b.r5
-a-5 ~ -psat seal Of the State to Be sfxed ct
Sr - Na.sSs1ie the sth day Of September, 1860.
81 NSsH IsHAM G. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor; a..
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10 TRAVELLERS BIZ s ssA AND LAND.

The sachinst the Ira vslsr snd sverv othar lpdi-
glauAi whose let in life Z throws HIN within the
ehane7 Of accident from eDto- = si0n s Or coo sbosd
oar N mind mat This Magic Extractor his beat only
friend It portable and chsap and sbeud ever
oe ms companion, friend iREeed There Thousands
Oh iVng witnesses 70 testify 70 Its marvellous virtue. VITO
owe Their sourd limbs and muscles 70 Its saving eeaey
Inc following are isE Ct theAeIdi dfse1aes 9hice
DALLET'S MAGICALPAINS EXTRACiOR la PRHVRf
TIVE we'll as CURE \
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nave asca IL anu - now re-
all The disease for which il
within the last two years
Of relief, as the numerous
possession show.
70 the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities as 10
judgment g1iide you In the
VLGORATOR, and it
plants, Bilious At
Chronic Dfarrhoea
plaintss DYsenres
Stomach, HabituaI
ics Cholera, ChOies
Emfantum, ElRIu-
Female Weakness
cessfullz as an Ordtna-
cine. Il will cure SICK
thousands can .estify,) in
TWO or three Tea
en- a. the commencement Of
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Ohtoren are frequent S1f feEers from external i1iure
especially from Ftsid and teapdsns Esplosioas-lhs
lore every mother shoad have this healing preparao
constantly a hand II heals RrsGsfs and quickly
moves the TBTTER or RING WORN 10 Ursg1lenf a Ii
nUrsery.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The steamer Asia sailed for
Liverpool to-day with S211, 900 specie.
The River.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2G-The river is falling with
feet inches water in the canal
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General walker stilI Lives.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The schooner Taylor re-
ports that Gen Wslker is safe and will return by
the next arrival Walker and Col. Rudler would
have been released if they had claimed American
ship or British protection 1t is certain they will
not be shot the British have declared they would
~
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MA VILE


Departures Of Passenger Trains
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Arrival of Passenger Tram
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TEssEssrn am azaHaNA--I0sO0 A. n, 5 ssseo D N
LorIsv1I1r AID NAzHVIILE-3;Eg a. n, ~ 80 n
gcazrlzLB axD K-xrBeEE-s:S0 A. NJ. ana S'ss
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THE CIIIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYlS MAGLCAL PIN EY1-L, r,rn p
BURNS & scALDs

AS universally srpplsntsd all other On.snts ana hs.ax
applications in both the Eastern eern Temisphsres
Wherever introduced and il intrinsic merit the true se
OF its success IN ali etHe0s atOs whether s oaass Be
accidents or disease.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE-T TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS De-
sTROTED-A CHILD PERIsHEs IN THE FLANEs.-About
noon on Saturday boys in lighting their cigars
in an old stable between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets and Wash and Car streets accidental
ly set some loose hay and straw fire. which soon
envelOped the building, and caught to a row of
small frame structures, occupied by large number
of poor families. The wind being high and water
scarce, the flames spread with such fearful rapdty
that before their progress could be arrested twenty
two buildings with their contents, household goods
four animals and one child, were destroyed by the
devOuring element. The loss is estimated at not
less than $4,000 which there but little, if
any insurance. The buildings were all of frame
very old, and highly cOmbustible and the flames
spread from house TO house with lightning like IA
pidity, that the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed
among the unfortunate inhabitants. During the
progress of the fire the wife of John O'Brien threw
her infant, aged three months, out of the burning
building upon feather bed on the pavement intend
ing of course to remove it Immediately, but in the
excitement eff the moment another feather bed was
thrown over the child. The bed soon caught fire
and before the agonized parents could their
darling, it sutfocated and burned to DEATH
Their agony, the charred remains of their off
spring was removed from the burning embers,
terrible to witness Little cared they for the loss of
their worldly efects-their darling was dead. Oh,
who can conceive the errOrs of that moment to the
heart-stricken parents-S Louis Bulletin, Sept. "a.
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A SERIES OF FRAUDS.-It has been generally known
during the past two weeks by those who have had
business connections with Mr. J. Stockton late pro-
prietor of Todd's Tobacco Warehouse in this city,
that he has been guilty of various frauds in the
prosecution of his business, but the details have
been carefully withheld from the public. with the
hope that Stockton would meet his liabilities His
recent flight from the city and his protracted alb
Sence have rendered it almost certain that he has
meditated extensive frauds upon those who have re-
lied upon him. and there is no longer any necessity
for silence. About one year ago he purchased the
interest of Mr.. Scott Newman in the tobacco ware
house. having been associated in business with Mr..
Newman for two years prior to that transaction.
In the transfer he gave unlimited bond of ndem-
nifty to Mr.. Newman. as guarantee that he would
cancel the Indebtedness OF the firm, to which his
brothers signature forged. His bond to the
city for $l0OG0 as an indemnity to the planter to
which were appended tine signatures of one of our
business men, also endorsed by his brother, the
signature being forgery. The other names, how
ever. were genuine. 1t appears, tOo that Stockton
has pursued system of swindling in his sales of
tobacco, having sold large quantities of the staple
twice over, receiving the pay in both cases. These
last operations equal sum of $4,000 or $4,000.
Stockton left this city two weeks ago ostensibly to
visit his brother, who resides in of the noun
tain countless stating that he would procure money
from him to hquidate his indebtedness here; but it
has since been ascertaed that he has left for parts
unknown.-LOuisuiHe Journal, Sept. %.
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steamer sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 26.-The steamer b. Chambers,
hence from the Missouri river, sunk Monday near
the mouth of the Missouri The boat and cargo are
supposed to be fetal loss The boat was valued at
S250000. No lives were lost
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Also, SANkOADsS FAMILY CATHARTAC
PILLS, compounded from pure and put IN
nGLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca tbartis PILGssa zen.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing y demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard TO their induced me to place
them within the reach Of ALL ~
The Profession well know that different Catbarcs act
on different portions Of the = bowels
The FAMILY CA . =. THARTIC PILL
has with reference to- this we'll established fact
been compounded from = variety Of the purest Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of
Glnentary canal, and are N good and safe
where = Cathartc is n needed. such as ID e
engagements OF the stomach, SleeBi-
ness, Pains in the q Back and L. 1 N 5,
COsIiVeHess, Pain and Soreness over
the whole I'd ", q from sudden cold, which
frequently, il neglected. = end in long OF Pe
yer Loss OF ApPe-i . Site,a Creeping SEN
SatiOn of Cold over = the body, Restless-
ness, Headache, or = weigh in the lead,
all InRlammEtO ry - Diseases, Worms, ia
Children or Adults, RheumaIism, great
Purifier Of tbs Blood y and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, too mention in this advertise
ment. Dose, to 3. Price 3dmes
The Liver InYigOra1Or and Family Ca
thartic Pills tAei by Druggists generally, sn sold
wholesale BY the trade Ia all the large towns
ST W. AHF0RD. NJ. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, ~ Y.
o.. WOOD 4 CO,
fsbI St. Iouis, No.
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Gessrs. Taylor, Whitthorne and Watc.sO,

We requested that Hon W. a. Polk, an elector
for the State rgs pledged to the support Douglas and
Johnson will accompany Col L. c. Haynes and Hon. Baille
Peyton, and will I'LL all the shove appointments with them
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hss become an established
and approved by all that
sorted to with confidence in
Is recommended.
1t has cured thousands
who had given Up sill hopes
unsolicited certificates in my
| The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, and Us
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use Of the LRVER IN
will cure Liver Conn
tacks, Dyspepsia,
= n m nm er Com
RS DrOpsys S0uF
COstiVeHesS, ChOl-
ra nEOrbus,ChOlera
lencea j a un d ice.
es, and may be used sue
ry Family medis
II T. A ID A G II T., Gas
twenty minutes If
BPOOnfuis are TAX
attack.
AllWhOuse ftare
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SWOFn TeslIImOMy'
scROoS LAKE, Essex Co., N. "


VIZ. Z. HAesz Troy, N.Y.-Ds1r Ssr Having used your
Hair aoin1 or Restorative, and having been much pleased
with H. axe pleasure making the following statement
the Effects severe sickness when abOu. eighteen
on aes NV hair comenesd turning grey, and continued to
ROW until Il 5ecaEas etly lc1its, being harsh and
coarse Iast summer reached NY % third year. when va
induced by friend purchase Eobottles Of Hemsreets Hair
oorn9 prepared BY yoa. comenced using according 10
directions and aud IL fec days surprised to find thar
my hair from outward turning its orig nal
color Il Sc c5ntnusd to grow until It truly brown and
glossy beftre Ia youthful days. and Is JV
restored to ffs 0yiGfadi color. AYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co., yla Seaman before me and was duly
sworn that the above Of
February, 1855. JOEL {. POTTER, Justice Of PeaSe
Remember that this result produced By HKsTREETs A
isd6e, Tie original and only efsdbs Hair Restorative
Price fifty centsA bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAaAN CO., ProprissoIHs Troy. n Z.
sep9-d&xlm
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Schooner Supposed to be Lost.

CHICAGO, Sept 26.-The schooner St. Mary bound
hence to Cedar river is supposed to have been lost
the same night with the Lady Elgin. She had but
few passengers.
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THE FRIEND or TIE EURsERY

are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inaam
n-tion, BY timely Aiplc ton Of This narpa0ss Asaer
and the flesh is as By charm. no blsu.h or
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

AAHa1E . IAAtEICAL FAEN EAIHACAVE1
Burns and SCANS caused by explosion especially ron the
BuRsTsG or FLUID LAHPs, BOHzs, &c Instantly relieved
Of their burning anguish By this cooling and healing oasa
The Inflammation subsidies Incredibly short time and nc
efforts 81 nature noby seconded In restoring the skin ana
what is remarkable, and cannot be said Of ener
the eeaee leaves behind trace OF me mlsnap wen
DALLEYs wonderful skin healer Is employed sold a. he
principal depos Broadway, N 2 and Chrtres street New
Orleans. by j. WRIGHT co. General agents. Als9 ~
all druggists and narchsnta sep@-l.sHeEl
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GIiHUIRCH & DuPOENT,
M 4OQ Rroad,SRv New Tark
sANFORD'S

NEVER DEBELITATES.
It's compounded entirely from Gum, and
hss become established fact, Standard Meicne known
and approved all that have dsed it, and is
sorted to with confidence disease for which il
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From New York.
AaSInA

New YORK, Sept. pa despatch to the World
says the Government has ordered II 600 stand of
arms to Fort Moultrie!
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Description.
PROCLAMATION.

is years, height about i've feet feeT inches,
rt one hundred forty pounds, complexion rather
Ma hair rather dirty black color, his eyes Treysh blue
s haTd Of hearing: entirely llerats. septedltEln
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Shelby Medical College

sAMuKL PRICE. Janitor, University Building.
P.s-Board may be had at from 90 50 to Sc per week.
-uft
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We are under obligations for an invitation to be
present on the occasion of the proposed ceremonies
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an whousc itarc
giving thei

Mix water in the mouth VII the lnvgorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle
Also, SANEORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
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TWyHE Broadway Mills In short time will be prepared to
grind Wheat Corn for toll Farmers In the nghborhood
are requested to call and examine the arrangements.
iulyl4-R D d DIOKEYs Agents.
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GEORGIA OPFosIrIoN MEN.--We extract the follow
ing frcm letter dated at GreenviIle Ca 18th inst,
IN the Auo.sta D;.nofcb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
ID shippers feel that their freight is in good

aud shippers feel that their freight u IN goee
hands.
Judah Tessso for Gse Ouachita. The very reg
ular and popular passenger packet Judah Touro
Capt Maurice Langhorne, commander, and MT, a
q. Foiges, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening
for the 0uachita. The Touro is enc of the hnesi
packets which comes to our levee, and so long as
Can't Langhorne treads her deck, abe will be one
of the most popular.
Pau yoses for ne 0t,achita.- The magnificent
and swift passenger packet Paul Jones, with Capt
r. Keeling. in command, and Mr.. Sam. McChesney
clerk. leaves at o'clock this evening for 0uachita
A,,efu Futon for 7siasas and Latte Riuers--Ths
neat and light draft passenger packet Andy Fulton
Capt. Jacob Hazlep, commander, and Mr.. Blake
clerk leaves at o'clock this evening for Tensas
Bayou Macon and Little River.
Clara Bel for Tensas.-The fne passenger
packet Clara Bell Capt, f. A. Sherman, command
er, and Mr. B. G. Currier, clerk, leaves at oclocl
this evening for Tensas and Bay ou Macon.
Cadtnter for Ficksbarg.-The elegant and first
class passenger and 0. s. mail packet Charmer
Capt. w. @. Wilson, commander, and Mr. Richard
Holmes, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening fol
vicksburg and intermediate landings.
g. H. Faircf,i1d fof, ST. Lonis.-The magnificent
and favorite passenger packet E. III. Fairchild
Capt j. q. Fancett commander, and Mr.. R. f
Fuller, clerk, win leave at O'Clock this evening
for Louisville and intermediate landings.
3. J Adams for L6aisuiHe. - Passengers and
shippers for Louisville will please take notice thai
the superb and favorite passenger packet B. j
Adams, Capt ]. s. Riehey, commander, and Mr.
Henry McDougal, clerk, leaves at o'clock this
evening for Louisville and intermediate landings.
Scotland for ST. Louis The regular and fins
passenger packet Scotland, Capt A. G. Hopkins
commander, and Mr.. w. Fitzgerald, clerk, leaves
at o'clock this evening, for Cairo and st. Louis
Crescent cry for 81. Loais.-Th fine and regu
lar passenger packet Crescent City, Capt Fl
Thornburg, commander, and MFR. II. Fl. Eggers
clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Cairo
and ST. Louis
Milton Ref for Red Riuer.-The very regular
popular and light draft passenger packet Mitor
Relf, Capt. Chas. Hall, commander, and Mr.. Sam
Wythe, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening fol
Red river.
For Memphis The regular q. s. mail, Tuesday
passenger packet, Ingomar, Capt. ]. D, Clarke
leaves for the above and all intermediate landings
Yicksburg and Natchez, this evening at 5 O'Clock
Messrs. John E. Hyde & Co., agents, under ST
Charles Hotel.
Gray Cloud, Capt. Massey, leaves for the above
Wetumpka, and ali intermediate landings at
O'Clock this evening, from Magnolia Bridge, New
Basin. Messrs. John E. Hyde & Co., agents, unde
81. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
nIenoranda.

Capt. Woodward, Of the ship Jas. #. Patten, from
Rio de Janeiro, reports having passed, November
18TH in lat 0s S. long 81 ", ship Great Republic,
bound south. On December 9th, in lat. IS 10 n,
long. 10 10 ", spoke schooner Hannibal, Of Bangor,
Maine. signal Of distress flying, and wanting the
Innnifnde
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
RcInxy..-.s,o,,,InegIfI,.

Steamship Star Of the West. Griffin, fra New York
via Havana to S de Wiser geo.
Brit ship Timour. Spear, I'm Liverpool 24th Oct. t
Ship Michael Angelo, Carlton, I'm Sagua ala
Grande, to Greevy & Farwell.
Ship Roekaway, Jarvis, FIN Liverpool i2th October,
to Baxter, Lowell &co-cargo, 1850 scks salt
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Leaves On TUESDAY. 18th inst, ASP. NJ.
REGULAR OuAGEEITA RACKET

fS = The elrsipt, fast running aud magnificent pas
-Gnee packet Paul Jones, II. Keeling. mas
xsssstsrM wleave above for Hnent ChRTnpaghole
pdeeh ty, Trenton, Monroe Pbe Buii Castor Landing, Co
lut HHTrisunhHr Tcuy, NIL dulings Black river, Red
River AndAr Bayau sara Pert Hudson BatQn Rouge Plague
niue nDnalds1yte aud all Intermediates lndlnS For freight
opaasage having accommodations lnly board.
NIRdINluS u uENTHEL,
g1tnFsf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Leaves on 1T EsnAY. Dee Is at5PM
70 Regular uachNA p4bkHt-
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS

Esss II rittle Buy Miiesis Bun, ChhnpapnOie WIZ
LssSSs mington, Pigeon Hill, Moro Bay, Marie Saline,
s AlataGla Landing Mnuth Of D&Tlonpe Trenton,
Monroe, Columbia GNYrtsorburg Trinity MI landings
Black and Ousehita ryesThe and svtt running pas
sshRer packet Paul Jones, Frank Keeling, master win
leave lcT The above .ts p6aitiVcy RboYe For frest
a. U'''s
di4 is eommsn Street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
LEAVES On SATURDAY. I'd lust. atdP.M
Fer fiNniiau dir#ct.
REGULAR RUUAEITITA PACK ct

~ s.-l18r Clmden Ghlmnaanolie. Trenton Montoe
GoIum6is Hurrispnburg Trinity and ri uttrme.
RliAe why and plantation landings Duaehta
aud B1cT nyersThe new elegant and very hgh draapht
passeHger packet Lizzie Simmons. Moore
MASTER will eHEe ab9vs For freight passage hnYiag
elegant passenger accommodations, apply IN board.
NIRGINIuS O. DESTZEI.
dl2 SdycItising A9e1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Spoken.

By Capt. Pratt Of the ship VIM. Rathbone, from
Liverpool, on the Ist inst, of Gun Key light.
wreeking schooner Anora Elizabeth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

Per ship Wm Rathbone, from Liserpool-s stee
age.
Per ship Albert, from Bremen-167 steerage.
Per bark Eduard. from Bremen 1888 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Exports

LIvERPooL-Per ship John Leslie 2225 bales
cotton s047 scks corn.
GENoA--Per ship Mississippi-227e bales cotton.
BREMEN-Per ship Georg- 2446 bales cotton.
BREMEN-Per ship Athena 1919 bales cotton
100 hhds tobacco
BREMEN bark otillie-- 1885 bales cotton.
ton 2767 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
aw Orleans Daily Crescent 0aesdag oang gffmber Is, 1860

D0NALDS0NvlLLE-- Per steamer Acadia-s6
bhds sugar so bbls molasses Roman 4 Kernion--
1870 hbis moasses rs hhds sugar M A de Lizard &
co--40 bbls 8 hf bbls molasses 4 Lanaux-- bbls
molasses 33 hhds sugar Braud Landry--49 do 140
bbls molasses Bell 4 Bouligny- 20 hhds sugar to
A Miltenberger &co- 20 do 100 bbls molasses to
Shiff &co- 2S do 20 Ehds sugar P Maspero- 20
do Lapice Bros rs do 90 bbls molasses l. Malus--
40 do Hall & Rodd--20 hhds sugar w & D Urqnhart
go do $50 bbls molasses Gordon jr-60 do G w
Lee-30 hhds sugar 100 hf bbls molasses Montgom-
cry White so bbls molasses to Logan, S0niat <
Claiborne--l do R Mccall sundries to order-To-
tai 456 hhds sugar 955 bbls lo3 hf bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire Parish
no hhds sugar 1856 bbls molasses p Cazenave-- 50
do so hhds sugar Hawkins Il Norwoed-21 do A
Roberts IA do 100 hf bbls molasses I Lanaux-25
hhds sugar w & D Urquhart Sc do 346 hf bbls mo-
lasses C 0livier-l03 do Carroll Hoy &co-20 hhds
sugar NJ A de Lizard &eo--- 10 do Montgomery &
White 20 do so bbls moiasses Rotchford, Brown
&co-sundries to order-Total 3S6 hhds sugar 2S6
bbls $40 hf bbls molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
SsgIaEirf gntelItgtnte.
CRESCENT QFrIeE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, December IL, 1860.


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship John Leslie, Given, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &eo
Bremen ship Athena. Schiller, for Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Bremen ship Georg, Hoharat, fer Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell SEQ
Sandman ship Mississippi, valenta, for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell SEQ
Ship + B Cutting, Mallory, for Havre,
Cammaek & Converse
ship J Montgomery, Hamilton, for Havre,
S Jones &eo
Brit ship Africa, Bourne, for Liverpool,
W Fl Haynes eco
Bark Priscilla, Newton, for Fleetwood,
G Jenkins eco
Bremen bark otllie, Dannerman. for Bremen;
Baxter, Lowell &eo
Span brig Monarca, Perges, for Barcelona, P Gelp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Afg OrIeans AaILp Grsstsnt.
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Szagnealu Retired TO Private Iifes-Arrfyal
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Era--fzsnry Won Phu1--CfneluanH steam
s,s.zs st,esrsa Ansncaaxlon ~-- Reduction OF
Ssages-Cifppfass frans cur Exchanges--
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