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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
A warnins 20 our City Council.

l.. s. Chatfeld, hitherto unknown to fame
who announces himself a taxpayer of New
York City, has served notice of a motion
for an injunction against the levy, or payment
of$lo5,OOo by the New York Council, for the
Japanese entertainment, the bills having been
reduced by most rigid scrutiny, from $l2b.-
900 TO the above insignificant sum. Among
the reasons assigned by Mr., Chatfeld for this
unusual remedy, he states that, while the
great ball to the Japanese was given at the
cost of the city, the Aldermen sold tickets
FOR their private benefit at from $40 TO Slo0
each; also that the expense of the Lelands
for the ball did not exceed $4,000, while
their bill of $sl, 600 has been allowed by the
Council; that before this allowance the Le-
lands agreed TO pay certain members of the
Council 33H per cent of the same; and
various other things Mr.. Chatfeld states
upon his belief which might create pre-
lndice against the members of the New York
City Council. .sI -aJ N i-'l'
We mention these things that our City
Council may appreciate the opportunities
and the temptations which are furnished by
municipal hospitalities, such as they have
rendered to the Prince of Wales. The thing
seems to have made thieves of the New York
Councilmen; and what they called hospitality
seems 70 have been contriyed chiefly 10
furnish pickings and stealinRs for themselves
Dur Councilmeu should remember their
weakness, and had better not be led into
emptation. .,, s5d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

GRAND REVIEW AT WEST PoMT.-There
was grand review at West Point, N. Y, on
tuesday, before the Congressional Commit
tee appointed at the last session to examine
and report upon the proper times of study.
The exhibition was one of the most imposing
seen ior many years, and afforded rare
class and conpany Of the Cadets were out
for full review. A Committee of Examina-
ton are holding their sessions daily, and en-
joying the ecenery and society of ons Of ths
most beautiful places in America
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
HOME INTEREsT.


30 Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
sps- Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 II. Third
PS-bAAsk,rta's cheap Pictures, 20 Firth street.
Ps- Pictures from Ave cents and upward at Cow
ANS, % West Fifth.st. r .r...sl -
So A. A. ErsrsR, Clocks, wstchos and JsvoIry,
Nos. sis and 27l western-row.
ss- Pictures Toy t5h cents at JoHNsox's Gallery,
Ninth and Main.
BB- Don't forget to call at APPLEaArE's NAM
motho Gallery corner OF Fifth and Main. Large
sized Photographs, in gilt frames, for 10 cents.
- ...
pB- PRIuEs REDucED.-Pictures ten cents and up.
ward at APPLEoArE's Mammoth Gallery, corner Of
Fifth and Main. -
RB- If you want good Picture, call a. the south
west corner Of siKth-street and OentrAl-avenue.
Pictures taSou and put In nice gilt flames for twenty.
FIVE cents; in cases for twenty cents Bring on the
babies-you are SURE 70 get good likeness. -r
RB- FANS FANsi FAssi-ELEoANr FANsl-Just
received by express and steamer direct from Paris,
line Of beautiful Fans, styles, richest In ma
terial, most chaste and elegant in finish. p'
Opera and Bridal Fans .utNg
Broad Fan, white, red, blue and pink silk
Silvered, spangled, embroidered silk
sandal-wood, broad silk, all colors b.
Card-cases, carved and plain pearl shell
-monnaies, with chain, leather, silver velvet
Stereoscopes and Views; I.f .s
Steel Bracelets and Brooches; .4i
Steel Buckles and Slides; Ha
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
Dress Carriers. .-
JOHN D. PARK,
jy9-dwM&Th n. Il. cor. Fourth and Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

BENEFIT OF SEA VoYAaEs.-'To every
body" says.the London Lancet Except some
nervous and delicate females, and few males
with very susceptible and untameable stom-
achs, a moderate sea voyage is one of the
finest tonics known. The rapid movement
through the atmosphere, the change from
latitude to latitude, the constant breathing
OF pure, undefiled air, the complete relaxas
ton Of mind and muscle, the novelties of a
sea life, and of nautical maneuvering, soon
begin to work wonders upon body and mind
inc complexion becomes clear, the eve
bright muscnler movement easy, quick and
TS rigorous, AID the appetite keeniy sharpened
Inc nsrvous, worn out exhausted, irritable
person finally becomes fat, lazy and insouci-
ant. For the victim ofcommerce, the votary
Of fashion, and the devotee of literature and
science, we say there is nothing like sea
voyage to bring about that necessary and
perfect 'moulting process, as Schultz calls
IT, which eventuates in an almost reiuyeues-
cence.' Can 1.-THE of this be said of Sara
toga, or any Of the fashionable places of re-
sort in which, our wealthy citizens crowd
themselves and their families during the hot
months of summer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

The SEA-SERPENT AGAIN-HIs APPEARANCE
IN LONG ISLAND SoUED.-A gentleman of
Hartford, who has been stopping at the
Sayin Rock House, West Haven, for week
or two, informs the Times of that city that
what was considered a veritable sea-serpent
was seen from the shore last Thursday. A
number OF the guests were watching the
from shore, when what appeared to be a SER
pent about forty feet long, and of brownish
color was seen in the midst of the school.
and caused a great commotion among the
hsh. IL appeared as though contest took
place between one Of the porpoises and the
serpent The reptile was seen for about half
an hour by quite concourse of spectators.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
TAPROyrMrNT IN THE WAFER oy oiyI'l,In rnn

IMPROVEMENT IN THE WATER oF THE
TEAMS RIvER.-An English paper says;
The wetweather of the present season has
had a most satisfactory influence ON the river
Thames. The river thus far has been en-.
tireiiy free from those impurities which have
at times been SO very offensive, and have
also been the cause Of disease in the city Of
London; In the month of May, last year,
the, total rainfall in the city was about two
inches under the corresponding month of
this year, when II amounted " 81 inches.
In June last year ii was barely two inches,
but in the first three weeks of last month L
was as inches. - ~
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TheLatest News
BY TELEGRAPH TO TINE DAILY PRESS

NoTE.-The Eastern line, between Buffalo
and New York, is down, and consequently
we are. without our usual Sunday evening
dispatches.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

TIE BnLL-EvsaErr meeting in the Six
tssnth Ward on Saturday night as reported
In the PEEss yesterday, merely passed res
olutions indorsing the nominations resolving.
to form = Ward Club, and inviting nall per-
sons having the prosperity and welfare Of tbe
Union at heart, to join in the good cause :,
Proceedings 80 much in the usual form
and Ia good taste, gave no occasion far tbs
continents on spread-eagleism which vsre
appended TO our report. - "''o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

.If ~sf, Aal~ro1 b 800 laalls gfnt s,1oho
--,T ssG1 bas1 3 r.t ~ .yEelfoea no"
-IalTD sylss9ox9 nj oaab EN- % sfir2 ns'ts
.LIuL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

S. Vf.ift - rfHaWi -1W IilqoseY ~ 'piVl
-,iln rtdaia - stBs'-ss envy 81 .hgno3a
'Assll ssotH r9mrsia atomifaH 1di mri
do shi n0Ii I9dlui fsC hIr bafng ishl
.mhfhrN al Pr nssrob eGF 1931ss
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

,slaa a4a93 .t65l
dFIas 4se e--- - -
.seaNa sBIcn snSoa Nlg IN
Asin W ~
ru a GAG d q g1rt
49, pst taaare pa %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

BB- Don't forget to call at APPLEaATE's NAM
motho Gallery, corner Of Fifth and Main. Large
sized Photographic In gilt frames, for 70 cents. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
Great Family Medicine.

Aromatic Tinct. Myrfh, 'o
EQR. CLEANSING THE TEETH,
perfume to the breath. Prepared and for sale by
, 4r,t l-z1y A. M. STEVENS 4 CO.,
jy27f. NJ W. cor Fourth hanRsSseIlsss and Rsssaatrsst
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

sz- Pictures fot tsh cents at JOnssos's Gailor
Ninth and Main.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

ne Pictures from Ave cents and upward at 90,
ANS, 22 West Fifth.st. r .r...sl 10
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
Fortune-teIIing and PhrenoIogy

A LII PERSONS WISHING TO KNOW
their future prosPects can have them correctly
corner Of Elm, where she may Be consulted on all
meyers concerning love, marriage, .conrtship, law
matters business affairs, and will tell the name OF
the lady or gentleman they will marry; also the
name OF their visitors. - ~ 'Yjy2e CO.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

BS- PRIuEs BEDucED.-Plctures ten cents and up
ward at APPLICANTS Mammoth Gallery, corner Of
Fifth and Main
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30

go Clothes renovated and repaired, l2O W. Sixth
-
sur Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 n. Third
eg-bAAskstrkR,s cheap plotares. 20 Fifth street.
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& las|9s 3. ss .s Is
81 Sss<S y !ss !slIiax !,
s! a 1szcasd 5s ifon f6e
Nxr 12!s y NJ 81 sol !
ssa ~ 81 1 8ess e s HUH s Dass
! 8 :, Sset q! s!ae sssanier Aontgo1a.
r.! S5z 91 kagtsa .s3 mexntllg An az
11& = "a fls3sy eg3x .eu1 ~ #ss
$1,000 s;,ss e a:!.s' sssesss
y exa eElg gss y I. ln p fes9sy ens
81 sI..
Il n il q q p5Ss fsc TIL ma Rs
= 1lf' s4Esasl's clerk,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Leayes every TtIEsDA T ne q ciock p. NJ,
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs

Hss1 ~ nfE 2. :, Mail Llne--FbF UDHniEs1uvir
gueiune, Baton Rouge Port Hndson Hsyon Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams SsteiieH Water
pruo Rodney ~ Joseph. Grand Gulf Warpno ycks
bnrg-The steamer Cha rnter, Capt W4ti Wilson, VIII
leave above TUESDAY,, O'Clock r. NJ Returning
she will ieave yickshurg every FRIDAY. III ~ o'clock NJ
ID. X, CARROLL CO.
ia4 Agents. "a t;as0fdsIet street
THE above viii sbuYg TIA die
Hope and Rnehaek FIR Yasaa river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
U.s. MAII. LIyE F3R apTaKA 4.

49, y Daily in connection with The N q q and
LAta&ss q. W. RaioaaThe fast st. Mary. J.
sz<55f Aikison master. built expressly for passen-
afs light freight viii with the peousas Railroad
LEAVING BeYwicks Bay daily for Pattersonse Eenervs and
franklin and viii ext4nd her tips Tac.iayS Thursdays and
the latter place with soprhosse mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette Grand Gotean, Ope1oisas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled. Xxi
the Mary eayes the Railroad daily, she offers better
facility delivering tha any IN the trads
Shippers will please tie boat isir dIey receipts
If No. i Old f.esee. 2aenta
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER INSISTS sIpPI,
UNITED srArEs

= az IN \ ~ NJ ~ " 10 AT E 8 ss.s=r
!, iiSas4 kssENf+w tHKIY MAIL LINE TO 49,. II
r51;55a@52552sss3x FICKSBURG <fsiAs =
is naenihcent VI n Natl packet Capt
riaaucnlno Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red Rly
or Landing foIt Adams Nnichez Nnefpr1nf Rodney.
seph Grand Gull Wnreuon, Vsckzbnrg Miiikass Esad
Providence, Stacks Island Landing. Skiphis iandns
Pilehers Point Ashion Lake Washington Carolina Iandins
ana Point wortsggas sygyy ma
to Be resshlpred on steamers Dew Drop Home.
l 1aAsls on SATURpAY, al n. M
Tie magnificent " 3. Mali packet tapten r. r.
1ea.hes viii leave for Donaldsonys Taqaarne Bsac1
Rnnge, Fort Haann, Bnycn Sara Red River Landing Mort
Aaas Na,shss Msssspef eaaey "a ose Grand Gulf
he Nache5 eofnects Al vieksb1g viii. siesnier Dew Drop
and viii take freight tpf all landings al hig
as Grenuw opd ~ hish.w rates, without dcteipn
above mentioned eplendi passenger rnrcss Will leave o
their regular days Wiaiii fail tho hour appointed All
rsss entrusted p hes iil w prenpsy lid faithfully
These boats win not be Responsible for n Lesser q
containing jswtlry other yaiHsbe nnless isIar
BILLS Of ang taken specifying contents rd yaite sid
the freight pad for yhinaties eposd viii. The clert
by the passengers, contained IN their bnl;aage = -
For freight 81 passage apps on hoard, 81 tn
u j. PERSON a co
tel5 If Corner Of Carpntieiss nd Union stfonts
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JOHN b. BEIN & SON.

S--syS-sz---s JOHN b. HEM Il SON. ~
- ! NOS - AND az cAslP STREET, kkasA
szszaaa Ituportsss and Dealers M >-aas's
90 PLATE A N
well assorted stock OF Foreign and Domestic
nagdware Cutlery, English and american sr Hoop Sheet
Boiler Scroll Angle Half Round and Oval Iron which they are
uans for ss At The Lowest markst rates aad aeccodat
ing terms III.
Te agents for H'aE isniun Tennessee Bar and
bnes tson. *.
~ asa's ~ se 'esl' $50 ~ s 'a sase i.ons
A. sse'''s - n y " w 's'ss"' Nss' asv''''s
* :. ,,sr,,. r,,, s,an,es..au .,,a.,a.,
Arc agents fsf me - iseas Saw !" ORES ~ ahen .foo@es
1 Co ;,,.s
IN .v a NC, ssa5. Ms N y. ~ ,s M
nos US sa,s q .as. i0n ru os ,agsw eopans
sssns ma M II N An lars ma Mi,
stock,
suggy, carriage. sason ana oaft TRIM
hhSs'
The subscribers have st received large and well asserted
Trimmings gabie for Carriage Makers and Wheel
rigits.va; W.
Hnb pokes Bent and Sawed Feloes Buggy Bodies Arms
Parts and Wheels Enamelea Duck, Japsnned Mocskn Buck
81 s p,as ,,a,, ~, y,s,s ~, ,,.,
Common pa3ept ans Paseu, a,a,a ran, a,s E1,n,,
snrins Jvprx and Isia:el Had Iptno Nai,s Io IIa -
curtain Frames sbaft soekes and Crabs and ,ass asar,.
mem i - AT
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Boiled and Raw Lsnseed OF,
JEFFERSON CoLLEGE-


above The o New orleans thoroughly Repaired
lay direction d osoAR buGUE assisted
o Instruction followed institution
classical and the special
these The students shall pursue.
n ths former soursa ey VII e taught The Ancient and Mod
Physical Sciences Logic Rhetoric. Literature Moral fbiloso
the latter will follow MI the branches
belonging the classical course with the exception Of Greek
o the wants and habits of onf
country win be made object o particular attention
INSTRUCTION in both il mainly the Eng
Tls pTies and ,ato together WIN mendng and
three hundred dollars payable quarterly and in ad
Students requiring instruction Music Drawing Dancing
Fencing c vii VIII b charged extra for ths sane -
also b expense II he Student Y
The regular begin The first days of November, Feb
If student enters quarter pay
n either separately Of together With The feioWn auass
according az the remaining portion Of the term less
A who withdraws from the College mus pay for the
which paid Advance for remainder
From the year 1860 the annual examination viii be-
HE r Monday cF September close the following
begins Alter he stri b s 4 prizes
~ ex,ra charge = made p students who remain at Col
candidaes must be years Of age must
must be of certificate Of good conduct when coming
Students their provided with follow
articles sRA
u shirts, II handkerchsfs IL pair sockng towels
simmer coatsone black pair of paniaoon pair of
ssinef panaioons, waistceats, winter
nac thick cloth overcast winter aistcoats pair shoes
mos4uo bars feet b O. mattress of dimensions pair
RI sef bolster bankets nightbag Of strong cloth hair
brush comb, clothes brush comb brush. tooth brush,
shoe brushes boxes shoe backing tin as.hand
L de fork, u knife.
These ces usi be marked with the students
They must be renewed when necessary the parents
own
Students whose parents Or guardians ID not reside III lie parish
Of the College. 3 -
Catholic students will be subjected established
tne exercises to be followed in the institution said
ally ATTACHED to the College, with e agreement and anthori2a
lions CT Most Reverend Archbishop Blame Orleans
students who Catholics will be left perfectly free
their religious They shall be compelled to fol-
enis should desire effect By written application
to the President of fiie College,
The telegraph Office and short distance
HE college and steamboats, passing daily afford every or
communication with all parss The state.
Visitors will find lodgings and accommodations nes
boriood.
II EFrRRN CHS
aIessrs Roman 4 Kernion. Of New Orleans.
West Il YiiiHres Of New Orleans.
Henry nugne. of New Orleans.
= Fergus GaSdefe. Jefferson,
Richard Taylor, st, Charles.
y l}rnu. ST. John the Baptist.
W +. Hehsni Of ST. james
Judge Albert Iullal. Of Ascension
Dr. ~ H. Cottman, Of Ascension
y " Uhasiant Iberyile
i.ems 9feyemsserg, 81 Mary -
Alex Decloneh 81, Martini $50 jal5
RxFr a
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stlaS ssHArL LINE TO vIcKsBuRa lIsss b
SATURDAY al o'clock ri Nj ''lass
The magnificent u s Mail packet Mate hez. Capt. n ri
Iaatiers, will leave for DenAlksnsr Piaaueinne. Ha
Rouge Port Hason, Baspa SARA Red River IMudir Fors
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney s Joseph GRIND fin
waYrenton Ycksbnrg EVERY SATuRJAY, al o,eicck
ri NJ s4a5a
The NATGfIEX yicksbnrr VIM MA
steamer DfWDRoP and Will freight for ali isui!nge al
the Yazao river s high up Greenwood.
Tile shove splendid passenger packet isaye Oh Her rsvu-
day without fail at the hour appointed business s
trusted her will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
This boat wall not be- responsible f1f letter package
containing money jewelry other valnable nns rrisr
BILLS adng taken specifying The value ard
the freight paid nor for yAuaheH Jepoassd With he clerk
by tle passengers, contained In their baxpnpa
For freight or passage apply on beard:
ielS Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Leas ron s. sAs sIRMv II hi a Z

49, = Bayou, CoEsiaiia Eaapfe GRIND Ecnre 81 Man.
fise ,siontgomefy
RserThe new elegant, dragt and ss i'll running mas.
senger packet Grand Duke, samiei Appepase master
Will leave above. For freight passaEe apply
JAZZ Adyeriisne Nwsn.
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FORT A. D M S


Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets. a
THE STEAN1ERS Golden Age,
N.@ - VIM Mcf1nmhs, tnaster, Meteor, S. HeHo,
ssnas.er Tag sislisu Age will leeve New Orleans
SATURDAY, ats o'clock, p NJ.
ing, Bayou every WE NESDAy after tis arrival
Of the Woodvile The Meteor will leave New Or
leans every TUESDAY, O'Clock r. Nj; returning leaves
Bayou Sara sffer tle arrival q HE
from Woodye taking freight and for all landing
the coast For freight apply board,
seIo en- Nos'ia TeIieupissnias sireet
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Leaves on THURSDAY, STA inst. atbP.M.
REGULAR REfs IsTV YssIy = af,R n,

~ Foo Jsiiefson, Southland Isnion, Fort Gadde.
Swanson's Landing, Mornings Landing Albany
shseRsport, Grand Basuu coishaita Camnla
fand Eegit, s aufiss Montgomery Gssiie, Aezana.ia
Nofman Barb,s and gil The Intermediate landings on Red
Eyefhe entirely Fast running Hight dTaiight nassenger
packet steamer Comet, r. sleads, master. III E slesde
clerk VIII leave above For freight passage appY en-
board. FEE y
SFIRGIEIUs Gs DRNTzEI,
Aaseti atrireIl ..aass
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Eeavs' a C ssa5HERAl IA, ri; !,

~ Mail Passenger FaeketFDr shFeysFs,rt. 15ran5
Bayou, CoushaA GanTfe Grand Ecoss 81 sfau-
iee Montgomery Durandls, CotiIe, Alexandria
NcInan's, arbins and all intermediate landings Red ffser
magnificent and a,, running packet b. l..
every hibernate Saturday throughout lilo season lin feirt
or passage apply ON board. 49, -
vIRGISIUs q DENT2EI
4 -laa AdstaAinss Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04

"A hERICAN S0LTDIFIED MILK DRIED
and gFanuaed from Pure Milk a. the American olidiaed
NILE Works near Armenia. Duchess coanty New York.
Ihs superior article lately introduced notice Is te result of
nning faithful expensive experiment. The Standing
Committee On ablc Health and Legal Medicine In lengthy
report concerning Y 0lss New York Acasnay Of Mscns
say = has been fully subjected critical examination, and
Y VIII suffice to state that American S1dfe d is nothing
Pm fhe solid Constituents Of nails consd with little
less than an eqa by weight of sshje that II
fsns no other foreign substance that the various solids Of
are intact the butter gnbnes being
broken That " " readily and perfectly soluble IN and
waen . assaiSed proportion i Is IN fact milk as
which II highly recommended by the rs
of the Eastern cities by Of the and
zss Used and by The late Dr. Kane, aud here
PM sssa ansiyeed ey Dr. w 4 s.i
I'VE hon q The eonmnn For sale by The principal Ship
Chaualers Druggists end GrecefA
GEO. W. MANSON, agent,
nss Corner d CoTamon and Teia9npfteHlas sts-
H0CFS-6O He,ei t SPARKLING. in quarts and
IL fnts, fer saishy s. WDIFFe
sfaovner or Gfavier and Navy bevees tsesss
WHITE, TIiOs, L., BOOKSELLER AND STA
gN TONER No loo Canai street. -
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TALLAHATcHIE RIVER.

REGULAR ITALIA HAT CHILE
sFF - and inkuo river pAcse-fo or Gold Wafer 1apcop-
5SQols Tiaioba Teoe, Greenwood Sdoi, Tslula,
sa5aE fazoo Ciiy Sataa and all intermediate landings
ast sgstsagk
Touro,J Reeves master Will leave abose on hrst rise
Of river will continue In the throughout The
SON Fur freight passage apply on board.
syIRGINIUS q. DENTzEI,
ia4 Advertising Aeent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 7lh inst, at s r II. ~ =.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK EFT
~ FOR Grand Ecofc, Nafhitochtss Tiger Island Sc
Maurice Fayeronis, Montgomery Dnaldis Iux
xzsazzatons Mouth OF Cane River, Collie Alexandrja
Nofman Harbns and Ill intermediate landings rsar-
The magnificent and fast packet pitfcs
j. O. Dowtg, master, viii leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board.
JAZZ Adsertising Agent. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
REfaIIIsAH IL Ell ~ u Fs.s = or

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st slaarice Fayeses'st Mnnessnery DnTandss
Bnxtoff's Mouth Of Game 6t5e Aisxandria
N9aA.ls Isrhins aud ~ intermediate landings Red
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ffeie3sse passage apply on board.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
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IinN IiIuh and Pickt-Fnf Huffics1s
and IarolHa Bluffs Shreveport, Grand Bgyai,
tampte, Grand Ecore, Eousinfsa, N. Maures
Montgomery Cotile, Alexandria, Sofuans, Barhns and nj
Intermediate landings Red yerThe new, elegant light
aIanght and swift rnnning passenger paeke atcaFr
Leconte- O. johnson. MASTER will leave Us above For
freight or passage apply on board
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