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MoRE SOUTHERN LITERARY WORK.

PoEsfs. By William II. Holcombe, III. D.. Of Wa.
terpronf, La. New York: Mason Brothers. 1850.
ne are indebted to the author, a well known
physician Of this State, and native of Virginia,
for copy of his Poems and have to thank him for
the much pleasure we have derived from its peru
sal His muse is gentle muse and sings of trees
vand brooks and flowers, Of love and music trans
iafing the poetry Of nature and OF the affections
INTO the meiauous music of simply rounded verse,
the reading of which soothes the soul and attunes
It's ehords TO the tenderer sensibilities. Its poe
try i not of the thrilling sort which flies into the
heed aud intoxicates Che starner emotions il il not
the strong vine of song, but that soothing and
wholesome istllation Of the waters from the fonts
of Helicon which clears the vision for palmer in
sight into the mysteries of ones own being, or
opens the eyes to nicer appreciation of the beau
ties Of earth, cir, heaven, and human feelings.
The Doctor has ndulged himself in profoundly
studying "rhe beautiful psychological doctrines Of
sWedenborg,' and is apparently thoroughly inocu-
siated with them, and his poetry is probably the
better for it, have always thought that faith
the better element for poetical than theological
uses. Its attractive, beautiful and suggestive mys-
tciss admirably enter into the expression Of the
poetic inspiration. But we have no space in our
crowded columns 70 authorize as in wandering ad
ess1tse thfougn the abstract Vagaf1es OF metaphy-
sic dsquisition. We did not intend review Of this
book; only notice and a record of the neontro-
vertihle fact that the Doctor has written what will
moi die; that he has made book which will live,
a. 2 live reading book, longer than most eotem-
paraFy literature that by its merit it asserts and
assures biz title To an hcnored place among wri-
tiers. We claim him with pride as yet another of
the growing and illustrious army of Southern au-
thors. Get his book and read it, for it is entitled
70 the warnest commentator, and such must be
tue verdict NOT only Of the Southern but Of tho uni
versai, world Of letters.
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Shipping antrIIigtntr.
Crescent orFrrr, No. 10 Camp Street,
NunliI-A. MnrlLiIt.r- Il..EL,It.... 1874


Cleared Saturday,
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
and lndianola, 1 Q Harris
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell for Havana via Key
West and other Florida ports, C Harris
Steamship Fashion, johnson, for Indianola,
Wakefield & Wilbur
Ship yalentia, Austin, for Havre,
Cammaek Il Converse
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis, for New York,
A Cohen
Baxter, Lowell eco
Brig Toccoa, Otterson, for Havana,
Godenbow & Lesparre
schr Civility, Weber, for Pensacola,
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Imports.

NEW YORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship
DeSoto-Assorted mdse.
BoSToN-Per ship Wilbur Fisk 1850 tuns ice
to w Bosworth &co.
NEW YoRk-Per ship South Garolina-Assorted
mdse
BosToN-Per bark Hannah Thornton, Assorted
mdse.
BOSTON Per ship Rufus Choate 1850 tuns ice
to j L Warner &eo-assorted mdse.
CALCUTTA Per ship Clasmerden- bales
gnnny bags 3 Forstall- $50 do Phipps &co--lot
do NJ Rice eco.
NEW YORK Per ship Ella-4ssorted mdse-
consignees previously reported
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E. r. PARKER,
Sheriff of tho Parish VI Orl5an.

slzlEgn Core nE Drsrrmr 3LA VILE DE LA MILE.
J Y0Rk-No. $50
I'm VERTU dun writ de Saisie ct vente
- moi adess4 lnnAble Skieme Conr de Distliel
Ig Ia S9iSste 5Et5ans da H-e ci9esss proc dcri
MARD1. deetobfe 1850, midi EH6tel de Ia CitG rue
de lG Genmuae cells du CamH Ct dos MaEasus = In
Scnte pubqae 81 adjudication de- Ia prpnTi6
criptiHl.-
JNE PORTION DE- TERRE suta dams le Quitrierae#
District de cette Yt dams gt borne pa eS rues Harmony a.
David, FpFg tuc s. Andre +. die portion Dc tcrlaIyn5
OJtt DIS poaee II sHes dc tate IA st Nntrt 5a
pieds de face Ia Harmony ia pgnFuueat
jgsqua la Tue Upper Line aquelie Gle M de 5a
pieis,
S-isic dams iafaite citlesslis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
SEES Oh 30 sberffde n Pardis ~ Il o. Vans
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Tas STICKING PoINT.-This point seems, at last.
IN sy feef reached III new invention known Spaiaing
pepsed Glue which by simple application, without heating
az nTearafi1 Of any kind renes the fragments Of almost
anythi perfect whole This glue is really Eanahls
inypntnn and from its iy, into extensive ana
general rse as the friction match
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Beioyv---connins Tn.

Brit ship Clasmerden, Bennett FIN Calcutta June
10th, to master
Ship Andover, Keeny, I'm New York, to Cohen
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GAnFuRE oF Two sI.AvERs.- The New York
Herald, Of the nth ult., has received q dispatch
from Norfolk, bearing date of the 26t, from which
ne extract the following:
d dispatch has been received from Norfolk,
bearing date September 70, stating that q brig
naEae unknown, but supposed to be The brig Storm
King. had arrived at that port, in charge Of Lieut.
a.. k Hughes, United States Navy thirty one DAYS
from Monr0yia She was captured by tile steamer
San Jacinto, on the Sta Of August, about two hun
dred miles of the Congo river. She had 6Is me-
aSfaeson beard, who were all landed at Monroyia
Tile same dispatch states that the prize ship Erie
was captured by the United States steamer Mo-
8hican, on the Sth of August, and had arrived at
1 Menroyia with over 500 negroes on board. She was
~ Charge Of Lieut.. Donegan United States Navy.
The Eric is ship Of 47s tons, was built in War
rem, T. l., in lS4s, and is supposed to be owned in
New York. She cleared from Havana some time
during the month OF April last for the River Congo
AT the time she was commanded by Captain
Knudson.
The Storm King cleared May 5 from New York
Tor Rio zaire and market She was commanded
BIZ Captain Lockhart. She is g vessel Of 229 tons,
was built in Talbot county Maryland, in 1853, and
is snpposedt to be owned in Greenport, Long Island
She was thoroughly oyerhauled and refitted in
April, 1860
She q the vessel which created such an excite
snlentin New York at the date of her departure in
consequence 81 escaping from the charge of two
Deputy Marshals, who had been sent aboard to
search her.
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NoTE AND EXCHANGE BRokEeA6E--See the card
OF Mr. James Andrews and exchange broker No St
Charles street He sdyertises $500 loan good paper
and that he win purchase slaves real estate and personal
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EailraaGis.

n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, September 20. 18Go--97 bales cotton
Warren, Gilmore &co---g7 PAYNE 81 Hsrrison-T Va II
Green & Cramp- 70 Lewis Il Onlesby-gs MeEFar
land & Barksdale- 81 Ably & Catching 65 Hard
ing, 4bbay X Morebead- AZ Carroll, aoy kco-5s
j W Champlin &co-45 ] Person &co-29 McIe-
more, Raybnrn &co- 81 q Male &co-- q Stewart
1 James-21 Thornhll &eo-28 do Abat, Marye g.
Cushman -2l Gifen, Srnedes &co-l2 Henderson Il
Peale-l4 Coleman, Britton d Withers--l2 Thomp-
son Il Clark1 Is Samuel Barret-l0 Byrne, Vance
&co--9 Harris Il Son Pitcher Goodrich--s do
u G Cromwell--S Block, McAfee &co-T Bradley
Wilson &eo--6 j NJ Rhorer &co-7 Foley. Avery X
cos Friedlander & Gerson-6 do Patton, Smith L.
Putnam g. Watt eco Frierson, Conway Geo
&c I Hardie &co-5 Slaughter Smith & Shotwell
% Levi &co-5 TarIeton, Whiting Il Tullis-T
Levy i Dieter Martin, Cobb &co-5 NJ j Smith
&eo-5 r l. Adams &co--4 Watt & Noble 5 w q
] Rohson--l do I FL i j M Allen Geo Total 1929
hnI nr cc,tfn
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CREscgsT orf1cE, No. 10 C4Mr srREEr, I
-- Monday. Ne.Nhnr L 1851
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pILLfAnD TABLES billiard TABLES

RMLIAlsD TABLES BILLEARD TABLES
35..."....,..sT, LOUIS STREET. .,...,....,.35
Under the ST. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned beE the public
pened BILLIARD sALEsR00MAt the above place. where
ae intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated mandatory of ]. ". BRUNSWICK
sRe., Cincinnati Of 81 descriptions and pfess such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed. Also Bagatello Tables
Balls Pool Boards Cushsna Cloths. Uues Pockets One
Iesthers Ten Pin Balls and everything appertSning to Bill
lizards other games.
NB-speeimes of the shove Tables be seen at he st
Charles, Marble nGr and St. Louis BILLIARD Rooms.
ANTICIPATING done II short notice and removable terms
u,si " 4 W MERRFAM
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PoNTCHARTRAIN.

MOBILE Per steamer Oregon-9 bales cotton
Bradley Wilson &co-4 do W H Buunell-20 bbls
naval stores NJ J Smith 6eo-3 gins d Pratt-suu-
dries to order.
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GHIRIoUI Co4MrssIos.-T Washington CORES
pondeat Of the New York Herald, in dispatch
dated 26sh ult. says
Dispatches have been received from Captain
Eagle, Chief Of the Ghiriqu Commission. The
hydrogaphical party, under Lieut. Joffars, had
completed the surveys at the Chiriqui lagoon, and
proceeded TO Aspinwali in the Brooklyn, arriving
there on the 18th of September. On the 18th they
left The Brooklyn and crossed the Isthmas, to be
conveyed 10 government vessel to the harbor OF
Gpltite. The Brooklyn then returned to the la
COON.
Before the departure Of the BROOKLYN for Aspin-
val information had been received Of the safe ar.
rival Of Lieut. Morton and his party at Caldera,
having crossed the mountains in five DAYS. Two
o. me corps had been sent to Dolega for supplies
from which point the aurv hiryonld commeaea to
wards each ocean. Theyrd We In fine healfh and
spirits AT. a, sssss1es. @lu
Ihe geological pafsssuit ,er DR.. Evans, were
Ghaaganoia. In ~
The harbors 81 chifiaui are represented as in.
Comparable. The lauds surrounding them are Of
the first order and require only cuitiyators Who
may be certain of an oFerfowing reward.
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4 T. y
Dasnto IA, Adams ~, Antog,n 4 Fl Pilap
II T. Adams Scoi n Ran T. ao, ,,@ NJ
8rmstrong- r q Sr,1istead- a1na,td SooT "A n
Ames-i H Ashbridee 4. Senbeyy- Abv 4 Cetebi,1,
Adams Frnress z; geekar Rsci' EorcaeinaS
&eoR NeiIiNJ w Burhridpe ScoNI fioora ~
Benthnvsen Lewis col Burckett- n Tnrnin
G BerSC 81 Observation-Disclosures (, Barksdale---
Baker-Booth &co-Brander 4 Hubbard Bo1et n
Gueydan-A Brown Seo-s M Brarlstreet III 4
Braselman-.H Blaege Gco-E L b Bonnet Bnrton
l. Work. W Brigham Barkstein 4 Bro--giseoe
Il Simms-Byrne, Vance &eo-M B Brady EcoW
& C Bauehard-C I Bnddecbe Eco Blanchard (,
co-Bell & Bouligny- Belloeo, NobIom igeo-P II
Bowles-A 3rousseau &eo-Bull, Ellis &co-J Ben
son-Bloomfeld & steel-F Camerden-E G Cart
wright-M Qollat&ca-W W Crane &co-Cenqerse
g. Kennett-R K Laughlin-C u Cate ,Scp-Colljns.
Garriere &cp-Coleman, Britton u Withers-Corson
Il Armstrong; Carroll &co--R G Cummings Il
con- D Cooper &co-A sarrat &co-S Churchill
Phelps d Jones-Cooper & Neihert-B Gampeg-
lio- GIoste1nan, T0urne Sco- Clapp Mitchell l.
jack NJ Dnraud=-J Connolly S5co-R Column
W Conner y Sons W L Cushing-A Ghapsky-A
Dudoussat- ~ w Ghamplin 2co--Moore Il G6hn-
Gopes 4 Phelps-W Dewey &co-C arriere eco
Dantze eco A Dryer eco pcrbes ir- w l.
Lanier-Duuee &Go--J w Dpugherty &Go-DeMon-
trond &co- D Cameron Geo II NJ Denman Geo
g L Dolsqn & Son Durel-- G Dupuy-D Go
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Teaycs everyIitti RSpAY.
REGULAR fHIuTR Di

, f. ~ Tor VicEs6zs and the Bchis-fhs fast run
snlnE m gnbcent Passenger steamer Lizzie
lnnGns, [srel Ashlercy master viii legNe
" above Tor Gad ske CarainH 1Auding SSipgh's Iake
Providence, ,anniaeks Lnnf ms Mkens Bend YlekslUgr
Wartenton New Carthage, ~ Ioatn4, GRIND Gulf Rodaey
NAiehea Red hycr landing BARON sara Rouge and mi
Intermediate landings, For e passage apply N boafd
ss2s 20 s Id ,gtisI aIs s.,s,t
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PEoPLR,s LINE.

PHOELta'S LINE FOR THE COAST,
NssS w. BAYOU sara AND FORE ADAMS Tb9
@ssSr Tine staReh and comfortable Passenger Steamer
sssssaEzas4e Golden Age, Capt Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EFENiN6 At O'clock
The substantial, s7ft tpHHine PASSENGER Steamer II. W.
Powell, Capt IItno, leaves every ruE6D19 EVENING,
an4 Il r. W. ADAMS < co, Agents.
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IL =. NJ, NNeTYbIy
REGULAR WICK SJsURCs Jacket
TST a N Connection with Gamer hHtclea-The mag
licent pass niger amer Rapides, Brown,
master, will ave for DnnadSonville Plaauemne
Baton rouge Po Hudson, bayou Sara Red River Landing,
Fort Atams Satche6 Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrent0 and Vickshaig above For freight or pas
sage apply on board
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZETf
au3l u SGsA 5tnF Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.
n-n. no.s aaOnlLM : pAlLY U. ..

trpeI1o. q. hs
z-Allh---&Mpi1 f4Ha-Sunmer Arrangement Jpien
sss1s.sisan lid low pressure pncka steamers Oregon,
Jas Nc O. Baker maste Florida A. /. Myers, master
California H. Hopkins, MASTER built expressly for the
Baketradp With superior accommodations, viii make trips and
landings follows unless prevented ny bud weather high
low water accident to boat machinery
Ieuinc the Lake end of ,e ronlcharaiP Railroad DAILY
arrival 70 o'clock " train of for Mobile
Stopping III Pascue1ua TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Retutning, stups Pascpgoul On MONDAYS aud THURS
DAYS ami nj Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis DAILY,
r. GEpDtS, Agrtri,
fyG Il nj it44yiar street.
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Ieures eveEY 1HtfREn Az, AT : r. NJ
For FORT ADAMS, gf1NfGA, NOR
~ h gaazA BaSeH ami he taFas-Ihe naw pus-
tzs7as@A-Si -engeT EeG@at Laurel Hill, r +. Gfoss
sszsss haFifg been frH4 her min
Eied wall leave above, every THURSDAY EVENING
al O'Clock
ST .zzz-==- EUGENE BaHoFR, AGENT.
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Observation-Disclosures in Yutd,ertpmu

TT unttrirtSneic triautt lib il ncn lrruanrn uno bmu etiamn,
zen ausiItuIt Die An;etse ;u rlGrcn Gag or an GRee ron Yiutbu.
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Gcsar patsts INN Sen 8riGrrcruuos. @Uma,ilIicu
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III. Sdmicf IL. Go.

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