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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO COMMIT MURDER-Es-
CAPE OF THE AssAssIS-About II o'clock on Wednes-
day night colored man named Walker, residing on
the corner of North Sixth and Seventh street Eastern
District, was attacked by another coored man named
Sherwood Kidd who called at Walkers house, and
threatened to take his e aud when Walker attempted
to get away from him. he drew dirk-knife and
stabbed him twice in the left breast inicting wounds
that will in all human probability prove fatal. The
wounded then turned upon his assaiiant and tried
to wrench the knife from his hand in doing which he
received cut in the hand that nearly severed in two
He then got out of the house and ran with all his
might from his furious sssa ant who pursued him for
distance, and not being able 10 overtake him,
picked up stone and threw il Walker striking him
on the head and knocking him senseless.
BY this time quite a crowd was collected at the
of the ARRAY and the Police had been sent for.
Kidd, fearing est and believing doubtless, that
his derous mention had been accomplished turned
and fed and though pursued for distance,
aged to escape aud il is supposed be is in New
York. The injured man was picket up, carried into
the house, and attended by Or. Macdonald. Yester-
day afternoon Coroner Murphy held an ante mortem
examination, and took the deposition of the injured
man, and also his wife, who was the only witness 10
the attack, and who in her efforts in behalf of her
husband received a blow on the temple, which
for time rendered her nsensible 1t is alleged
ttat a feud Of long Standing existed between the
parties and that the assault was deliberate attempt
to con NIT murder Kidd had not been arrested last
night, though the officers are in pursuit of him.
A DESPERATE FELLow.-AtoutS o clock last night,
officer Bell Of the Sixth Police Precinct arrested named
Owen McGhan junk dealer iedng Withers
ard Loiner streets L. d. the complaint Of Mr. James
Toend and James Cosgroye who age that McGan crested
disturbance In the street his residence and wanted
fight tina. they went expostuae With him and hln 10
,he bous whefeupon he deliberately drew loaded
vover from his pocket ard discharged two bsues at them.
ToleDd alleges that ball from the pol gezed his head OF
mme
five hundred persons collected the spot McGhan
was locked up to await examination.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An elderly woman, engaged in
selling soda apples &C. al Myrtle Park yesterday
taken suddenly I'LL and OF In The in whose
charge she placed could hnd where she resided
to'kfer to the srt District Station house When they arrived
there she dead
SENT FOX THE FIFTH TIaE.-A young girl, not more
than twenty Of age, yesterday to the Pensn.
tsry for six months habusl erunksd making the fifth
tine she Ia. been sent up She only been at liberty twelve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

GOLD BADGES FOR THE ALDERsEE.-The Com
mon Council authorized the construction Of gold
badges for the Aldermen in May last at cost not to
exceed $40 each. They have just been completed and
were Transferred to the members yesterday. The
emblem is oblorg in shape, being q inches long by
wide, surrounded by Elk points representing the rays
Of star. The center piece s convex, with the figure
of Fides holding in her hand battle ak, around the
handle Of which bundle of stcks are secured. The
city coat Of arms is Represented by similar figure.
TIE name of the Alderman is engraved in semi
circular form above the figure and beneath the number
Of the WaTd which he represents with the word
Brooklyn" appears The design is very neat one,
and the wolk very handsomely executsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

Umyire-Mr Thorne, Of the Empire Club
scoeIsRor Atlantic Mr. George r. Rogers; for Excelsior
MrW II. Young.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

MoRE DAMAGE By THE RAISs.-The heavy rains
of Tuesday and Wednesday nights caused considerable
damage TO a number Of new buildings in course Of
erection hroughOuthe city. The foundations Of three
in East Brooklyn were undermined and the new
Engine House No. q was somewhat injured. The
cellar Of the Eighth Precinct StationliOuso adjoining
was Hooded ard the walls damaged. A water-pipe in
Sands street. Adams, bursted aud inundated the
neigbborhood. The pavement in part Of Classon
avenue washed away, and the street is left in
dangerous condition. The Commissioners of Repairs
and Supplies cent workmsn to all points reported for
the purpose Of making necessary repairs speedily as
possible.
Considerable damage was done in wllliamsburgh by
the storm of Wednesday night. A number Of base
ments in Cymsr and Taylor streets inundated
and in the Fourteenth Ward tevera families were COM
PEELED to vacate their premises. Much damage wac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

SECOND WARD WIDE AwAKEs.-0ver thirty Re-
pubIeans met last evening at the Rainbow Hotel,
Beekmsn street, and temporarily organized Wide
Awake Club by the election ef Guerdon Robbins as
Chairman, and ]. G.. Able as Secretary. Messrs.
Loren Palmer Richard Mcleod and Geo. II. Ehle
were elected delegates to the Wide Awake General
Committee. After appointing committee to procure
bfy uniforms, the Club adjourned to meet again next
Wednesday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

Brssrrr OF MR. FLoREScE.-Tbe Summer season
at Wsllsck's closes tomorrow night. This Friday
evening, Mr. Florence win have benefit, when three
of his best pieces will be performed the company
have volunteered for this occasion, and great many oil
Mr.. Fs friends take an active part. He has worked
hard for the Amusement and entertainment of the pub
he, and deserves what we expect to see-an audience
equal in numbers to that which greeted his wife upon
her benefit few days since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
By Telegrnpb

NEW ORLEANS Aug f9-Arr. J. .. Paisors nom New
Yeri shsmrock PHILADELPHIA bah OTosso, Mo JsDss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

TWENTIETH WARD GERMAS REPUBLICAN LrscoLs
AND HAxLE CLUB.-A large number Of German Re.
publcsns Of the Twentieth Ward assembled last
ming at "Turnerhalle," No. 1873 West Thirty sixth
street, for the purpose of organizing Lincoln aud
Hamlin Campaign Club. Mr.. VIM. Letzeiser was
elected President pro tem and John Collier Secretary
pro tenn Mr.. Henry Richard of the Sixteenth Ward
being present. was requested TO address the vast au'
dienee He sketcbed graphically the different parties,
here 10 the Republican party this being at present the
orly progressive party their broad and throughout ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

NmErrExTH WARD ZoUAvE WDE-AwAKEs.-
This company Just organized, numbering about so,
with prospect Of Immediately doubling their number,
had cir first drill last evening at the corner of Seventy
ninth street and Third avenue. The principal officers
of the company are: M. A. Reed, Captains Thomas
Kane, First Lieutenant; Theo. Anderson, Second
lieutenant A. Winant, Orderly Sergeant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
OF KIsGs COUYTY-A meeting took place at the
"Csptol in Joraemon street. last night for the pur-
pose of organizing a Young Mems Democratic Com
mttee of Kings County. Mr. j. X. Delyeechio of the
Sixth Ward was chosen temporary Chairman and the
object of the meeting having been stated by Mr. Lee
pOld G.. Newman of the State Central Committee, a
Committee on Permanent Officers was appointed, who
reported the following names:
Poesdent-Leopold c. Newman VicePresidents-Thomas
A. Gardiner Felix McCuskey. Secrs taes-Henry b. John.
Henry d. Birket. Treasurer-Chares H. Collins Ser
geant at Arms-Jobn A Flanagan.
The nominations were unanimously approved.
Mr.. Thomas P. Herbert, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported series indorsing the nomina
lions of Douglas and johnson and the ticket headed
by the Hon. William Kelly for Governor, which were
adopted and after several addresses the Committee ad
jouIned until next Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

KIEGs COUNTY ROCKY MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN,
CLUB.-The Executive Board of the Rocky Mountain
Republican Club Of Kings County, held their regular
weekly meeting last evening" at their headquarters al
the corner of Ftlton and Orange streets, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

SENT FOR THE FIFTH TIaE-A young girl not NOR
than twenty years Of age yesterday to the Pensu
sry for a months as an habas trpnksrd making the f
days In eighteen month";. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

SUDDEN DEATH.-An elderly woman, engaged in
selling soda aPpes Sc at Myrtle avenue Park yesterday
taken suddenly Ill., and Oh In The in whose
charge she was placed could nd where she resided and
there she was dead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-28

eoHsfSsteess
BosToNnP.er ship Jacob H9rton,s Moore
&eo-A Holnrook-W = LetchlorG @co.bscoe
Y simms-Plaekara, Steele &co CO. ! buaqeeke q
Con- smith &co-Buesner, stanton 4, q Newman
-IaTieton, Whian9 q Ioiiss- v lneurefr-Lulns-
den, Kendall Seo-Duntze &co.Henmng camp
bel-Geo Ruleh,Jno | Adams &eo-Norton, Mos
by &eo- Goodrich &eo- Grief, syrnes &co-kice
Bros &co--Slark, stauiHr &eoIIayior Y churchill
-Vose Bros, Mandeyile y Mellhenny-Gooper y
Neibert- g siocome &coII Thompson y Barnes
Flint y Jones Wkeelwright Y H!ckey-- McLel-
Ian N Ailen-.W Y Allen &eoIW I ianlerIkallely
&co-Eaton y Betterton-- Il Block &co-J NJ Hall
Payne ksmp1Gollins g "a r Voc ue9ln
q Julien Stern Y BrorR w R&yne-Folger Veg
-Shumway Hews--- plnckard, steele &eo-- I
Morse &co-l 4 5tnrteVant &co-- Frost eco j
Brigham II Roger &eo- atkins " Homan-.A
Muse 4 Murdoch " 7 Dayls-Rohinson y Bro
d Kelham- u Henkel &eo- Smith u Bro-W
Violet &co-keep Y CasiledaE Hart &eo--
n u BeTryv-5, n y = Mafss77J Y aeymouF-M 4
Stewart-M Mclraehen- y HACKER a Baquie
-Fottler Y Faneheux-- |; Sawyer y " Armstrong
p II Brinton &co--Ayet Bros Blake y Iower-
Logan y Fostem Nae ~ @e e.. sfggs
geo Rodenburg@G sIze e. ; Hash 3il5
Grosiean y Beneteau--Neagle y Carpenter. Citizen,
Smedes &eo- D smith e5eo--Crowell y hailett-R
u Bruce Bowles Judson--J Il Goua &co-=J
shannon- Henderson y SalnesgJ Cas6ergue gee
y NJ Harvey geo y Gaze &co.i y. oeheila Y
9odahoilnes q Slaussoeo = S s4 @cS" = =
;a I peo Z s ta q 4SiI, =
neaen-in ls It'll " p'tes-Deeoe Noof' itouf " Al
not-ano ofaer'
NEW 4ORk-Per ship Indiana - Aloertson "
Mudge-T II y Al Allen &eo-Anderson Harper
Bridge 4 Son Bgckner, Stanton Newman.E
" Benton Bragg y u Aguin- Boota &co. Bull,
Eliis &co-J Biaiter tNce,-baihoerg ~ Son-Sase u
Jehnson-A Broussean &eoIG BgE!Scke eco
. RCarroll &co-Cochran Hail. pnconge--
Campbell Strong W Cox Geo.. + Z Cook
j ID cameron 6co- II porr !. K NJ Denman AGO.
= Ernest &corGeo Fosdick &eo-J Forgay
d FoWler.f N Flsk--freiisen stevenson &eo
u 6uion-Grien, Byrnes &co-M greenwood
A D Grief &co.-9 h Holmes-Hewltt, Norton AGO
C NJ Harvey &eo-l s Holden &co-Henderson u
Peale- Howell Hart &co- Haggerty Bros
Haas u Wise w Hart JaeqHet-W JET
vey-- hearny Bles &co- Al q 4 kursheedt--J
Kemp " Letchford &eo-Lobit & Charpantier
-McFarland Barksdale-J MITCHELL 3 Mou-
gin-R Montgomery Mogridge--5 MeLaufin
R MeGTegor &co-.Muse y Murdock- MeIntyre 4
Mayer-,S = Moore &co-no LIZ T. Noble W Parmley
Geo A Pickett &eo-- Piilet--s Il Peck.-A La
natal ID Pope. Rhodes y Groweli-C Il Sloeomb
&coasIark, stautier geo stephens struber
n e Stetson o-shumWay ~ HeWs- stevens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-28
Crrscrsr d rYtcs, No. 70 s'AMP srRrEy,
NN...A.,.ssain,l Nrrnifll. Nv Is 1851.

"Wednesday Morning, Ney, q, Iso0.
The weather Yesterday was cloudy and warm,
rendering The Heavy clothing which the wintry
weather Of last week brought IN vogue to feel I'M
comfortable.
Business at the landings was aetives both the
arrivals and departures being unusually numerous,
The steamer L. III. Kehuett passed NScksburg at
r. Nc. on Sunday, and will doubtless be at the
landing this morning. Hhe leaves on her return to
St. Louis On Friday eyeling. VIZ, are indebted to
Mr.. D. G, Sheble her attentive clerk, for the fol-
lowing memoranda as well as manifest Of her
trip, forwarded from yibksbnrg:
The steamer T. NJ kdnnett left Cairo on the 21st
inst Lett steamer Chectaw loading for New Or
leans. Business dull and freightvery scarce. Nov.
22-Weafher cold and cloudy, 29d--Met steamer
Wisconsin; arrived st Memphis ut o'clock RI NJ;
Edward j. Gay laid lp wasting for freight; H.
r. W, Hill and Grand Duke leading for New Or
leans, 24th-hIet stedmer Capitol at Peekswood
yard met SoutlN ester, Arago, Red River, Fmpe-
fiaz. J. G, Swon and Atlanta between 10 aud
e'cloeks met Queen Oh the West at P. NJ. e5th--
Met alcnze Child at A. NJ; Il. Il. Mctsill passed
up white the Kenneth MAS woodiDg at Sebastopol:
passed Sioux City in the afternoon; met Weodford
at FicSsburg. The ktRnett will leave for ST. Louis
on Friday, 30eh inst.
The mails having mFIsed to let down any Of our
river exchanges, we ase without cur usual river
news summary.
TIE steamers Catahoula and Twilight came to
the landing yesterdaH and commenced receiving
for the 0pa9hita, the Catalonia leavfng tomorrow
ana the Twilight on Saturday evening.
By a dispatch 10 Geo. d. Hite, Esq, we learn
that the steamer Countess will be at the landing
this morning, and leaves for Red River Tomorrow
e9ening.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November %. 1s60.-lAa bales cotton
Mcfarland Il Barksdale-97 r 4. Adams &co- 50
Lewis l. Oglesby-- 81 Thornhill &eo-- AZ Green
Grump- so Payne & Harrison n de Henderson,
Terry &ce-22 Male 6Gco-2t Bradley, Wilson
eo-20 Stewart & Jamea-I8 Davis, jenkins &eo--
Is Levi 5&eo-l3 Watt & Noble-1l ] I Hardie y
CO. 10 Patton. Smith & putna,n-9 Battle, Noble
Cos Gillespie, Brewer &eo--7 r j VanBibber--6
Walker N Stider-6 Harding, Ahbay e. Morehead
- Harris & Son-4 do r Nngent &co--3 do Block,
McAfee Sco-l Wright q Alien l22 Carroll, Hoy
&co-e0T 4 H Il . N Allen Isco-54 Warren, Gilmore
&co-42 Coleman Britton Il Nithcrs-S Thompson
& Gark-2a W J Robson 25 Rosser Protlro &co
al Lane, Salter Geo 20 J G & B 5 Ricks-19 do
Murphy, Sykes &co-- 16 Buekner, Stanton AZ New.
man 10 Friedlander 4 Gerson--l2 Samuel Barrett
10 J Il Gribhle-l0 Black & Byington- Levy &
Deter-7 Broadwell 4 Haynes A Smith &co--6
Ward, Hunt &eo--5 Friersun, Conway &ca-- do
Wood Il Low 3 do F II Ernest &co-- Tarleton,
Whiting uilis-Total ll57 bales cotton.
N. O., oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, Noyemher ~. 1s6O.-i2 hhis
sugar rs hills malasses Lobit& Charpantier-- 10
do Wyehe AGO. Is hhds sugar Hall L Rood
/ 70 do e bbis molasses Darby Il TremOalet- IS do
! Toledano L Taylor-35 do do w & UrqahaTt--l6
hhds sugar 10 bbls moiasses Al Afitenbefger 400
| II DEF Avetz7 80 hhds sugar 5e bills meiasses 10
Perkins &co-5D do 80 bids sugar Stewart i James
t-4+ do Payne & Hafrison-32 hhls moIasses Lane
5alter &eo-- do fhbl sugar L y CharbonHet-I
| do No0rhies-l Dbl molasses 5 Bomlie "a hides
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APALACHICOLA- Per steamship Florida e6
pales cotton Wood a. Low so Rogers 4 Woodall
III dc d Metcalf 5tce4-2l do Farley, Jurey &co
20 ceses tobacco to RGefdes- do Rogers &
Woodail-sundries TO erder-Tetal 4S7 bales cotton.
CALCUTTA Per ship Empress Gunny cloth
to order.
MALAGA-Per ship City Of Bsth- II blocks 742
states marble 100 cks stone Tabricotte Bros 1923.
bxs lemons Lanata fFercs-5 cases so hxs 60qr bxs
rasins 100 jars olive oil 10 bbls wine 10 bbls brandy
q 5pxs almonds ~ kegs olives 50 bxs macaroni 100
hf bxs raisins Avendano Bros so cases 81 bxs SO
shf cases raisins 100 kegs grapes Cochran Hall
800 pcs marble case andse to order.
PENSACOLA sclir West Florida - g., III
feet lumber 10000 lsths 40 bales gunny bags to
Thos Murray &C.,
CoAST-Per schr Adeline- "a hhds sugar 100
bbls molasses E Shift eco.
GoAsT-Per schr Elodie- 2s hhds sugar ~ half
bbls molasses P CaEenaye.
COAST Per sehr Mary Ann 20 hhds sugar to
order.
GoAsT-Per schr L Eclair- 65 hf bbis molasses
Braud Landry.
ooAsT-Per schr Antonio : rs hhds sugar to
Shift &co--50 bbls molasses Olivier.
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Exports.

BoSTNNLPer bark G W Horton--S6l bales cot
ton 40s hides 1877 pigs lead 1000 slaves.
Y PROVIDENCE Per brig Queen of the South
$50 ibhis molasses.
MeBILE-Per sehr Gino- 60 16Sles hay 100 bbls
whisky 800 ssks corn 200 bbls 'foer.
M0BTLE--Per schr Mary Hagdaline-- 100 bbls
toEr So bbls whisky 2l0 seks corn 30 sacks cotton
seed A5 hhs molasses.
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signaIIzca.

BY Capt. Morse Of the ship Pelican State, 9th
November, in lat. Is SO NJ. long. eT IS W., British
bark Dickey Sam, from Glasgow, bound to ia
maica, 9
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spoken.

BY Capt Morse, of the ship Pelican State, sth
October. in lat. 10 20 S., long So IL W., British
ship Duncan Dunbar, frOm London, bound to
Sydney.
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''lihrr {NllIelIiaelItf.

RTE ygenss,cr---EssasiA,e ". ~ fxen-
msft-aFantfest and Nfcmoranaa--'nae Cat
ahoula mad Twilight UP for the 0unehi-
tn--The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corresponds
cucc-ffiness or Capt McGsili--Nae Necupae
seRs~-Saepartures Td-day, etc,
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Liverpool, diseharging; schooner Ralph Post, for
New York, loading schooner Mary Kelly. Bark
Col Ledyard sailed for Boston on The 10th inst.
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aarine gnttlllgtnts.
cRlscEST efrieE, No. 10 Camp Street, 1
"Wednesday Morning. November Is, 1860. s
Cleared Yesterday.

sednesdnl Morning, Nafembef lebD.
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark G W HoIton, Sleeper, for Boston.
CIV Hynson Eco
Brig Queen oE the South. Chapman, for Proyi-
denee. ERI ID ERPoole
Schr Mary Magdaline, Copella, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
Schr Gino, Cdllessi, for Mobile, Huntington Bro
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Florida Nelson, from ApaIaehieola, to
ship Pelican State, Morse 90 days I'm Rio de ia
Metro, ID ballast, to heeker, Knox &eo-lst
dist, SAL
Ship Empress , fm Calcutta. 10 master-lst
dist 2A. 5
schr West Florida, Burns, I'm Pensacola, to master
BASH.
sshF a AZ i /. IN the Coast TO master "a
schr EIode -, I'm tue Coast, to master-2d
schr Mary y Y. Nm y \ i'm the Coast, to master
dist 2 L.
schr Antonia. -. I'm the Coast, to master-2d
a's' = st.amnoa,.
LscoFnte, Whittenbnry5 fin Cincinnati.
Siouk City, Baker, FIN ST Louis
JaiGAs Battle, James, I'm Greenyle.
s. LAUREL i. Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
AndE Fulton, Haziep. FIN Tensas and Macon.
Dew Drop, Parisot. I'm Yazoo and TaiIa'ehie.
Leon, Reasoner, FIN Trenton.
a Andrew !A Lanars I'm Lafeurehe.
Ibergiiie, Bafanco, I'm Bayou Sara
California, Myers, I'm Mobile.
Towboat Yankee, Palmer, fm The Passes-towed
DOWN and to sea on the 2lst inst. ships
0eehn Seud and Nathaniel Thompson, brig
VIM Mason-1bronght up ships Pelican State
and|Empress.
/ misunderstanding Up.
Ship Jaedb Horton, Gray, 2s days I'm Boston, 10
shi,, ;l,ass,S ~, r8.Tlr Ms, N5ossa,, IL
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MoBTLE-Per steamer California-l63 bales cot.
ton IS tirkns butter and sundries to order.
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se tesus gay Crescent aysduesu aaaa November IS 1866

queyrouEe Il Langsdorti- 90 bales cotton Bellocq,
Noblom &co--22 do Lobit Il Gharpantier--l0o0 SKIS
salt l79 head cattle and snndries to order-Fota
IS bales cotton 1917 hhds bbls sugar $3.50 bbis mo-
fasSes,
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Leaves every SATURDAY et5PM
NEW ORLEANS AND VFGKS-

~ n burg $. Mail Line-fpr nnadsonviile Plaq-
uenine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou sara
Red River Landing; Fort Adams, Natchaa Water
proof Rodney st. Joseph, Grand Gulf Wartenou
burgThe Watcher, r. r. Leathers, master will leave
as above every Saturday al O'Clock r. NJ
J.J. PERSON 4 CO.. Agents,
setO F....z 81 CaFoRdelet Street.
The Natehez Vicksbug the steamers Hope
and Prince for YazoG river
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Leaves or WEDNESDAY WOW Il AtEP 81
M REGULAR (EIAGIIETA- PAckFI
lseAve. or WEDNESDAY Sdv ~ a 81 H.
REGULAR UAeTEITA PACK EFT

hatnf tNltRt NhhfnpGgltltif, ffe1licn hllf1c,
etnluntiE, HaFronbtrg Trinity md an informs
SSzzssz5aEi1te way and plantation landings OHartia
HACK yeFsThe dItfll Hnd light
passenger packet steamer Lizzie Simmons ien MqnFe
MASTER will leave above. Fhr freight paage having
elegant passenger accommodation. aPhy On board
EtRNINIus q. DtNfEFL,
ny AdFersiapg Agent.
The L. s. Is tecetttpg freight the foot ctossIaan
street,
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81. Gu saLEs HoTEI John Il coz, NJ II Cox,
Texas; u III Williams. P ReVenhall, Caifseville B
+ u aIisss "a Mccoy, Ala: ] M Biilups Miss; A. Ed
sEin alld laly. Va; Hadden, q RIB Armstead,
Mobile % y Pattispn, Miss; W y MeICdwain, Holly
Springs y " Stewart, Va; John Arlnfeld and wife,
d ~ Hannah, Tenn a r. Robbins, Norfolk NJ a
Harrison, Aiiss + Hyat, CITY; Weave, London; j
Mulhaffar, " Louis; Z " Mcurys La n GnYer,
SNitz erlana D II Reagan, Texas; Sumrall and
sons G aF Norton, M bile; E O Kidd, Texas, Il L
q LHnkets, s. J. Gay, J D Slack, J d Brown james 4
I NintFcss " Il Simpson, No j A Clarke, G
Uadsfhsll, Brownsville P Fiszhngh, Md; 4
pAEz 4 = Woodruff A 8 Ambier, y T.
CRY HoTEL.-L j Taylor. La;J r Williams
Ohio wv X Hgres Fla DIR j II Cotfuram, Miss j
a aAuasss Ga; q Hughes, Miss NJ Martin, Miss
Hughes, hiss VAR, " 81 Hardman and lady La;
Y Thompson, 3 ~; q WimbeElys Ark; W
~ HAYie and wife. riaqneniDe w A Slaughter
and lady, Miss Benjamin 4 Rogers, Miss Z s
HaileT Texas ! G Pewers, river G Roberts,
eitx w q Miaaonsi = Aceaakell. Miss 7 E Greer,
Mehi1e j Walttan and wife, Pa /; G a Kingsley
and wife, clsgs LLevys Miss; Mfr Mclean, 7 Z: q
" Niers Thus j R1wls, Ala Geo W Littlefeid.
Nrs rlttsalelas Texas ] Pool and lady g w
Bailey Esxasi g laauleys Ark; a HorreI,
Miss Walker, 4 T. Irwin. Galveston; T Raybnrn,
Sapzales; Rpht NJ Franklin, Galveston; Al
liasHamb. Texas Miss Goodwin: a Bierlower,
Team 1hos Chandler, Mrs Shelby and Child and
servant. Miss Brady, KY Miss Kate Mellow. r
mellow, eusaeta Texas; y NJ Nichols, Cincin-
matt Le Blanc, Baton Rouge; 4 G Wood, La II; j
r. Crosby, Trenton: E A. Blanks, La L III DUR,
Tenn; Dr J Clarke, Magnolia; John G Hill,
Macon.
Assgs H0TEIs---.JaIea Hiil. Miss II Wheeler
N Ne Il IL HARRIS, Philadelphia G a Stuart
Fsxas w ghalfn La; II Smith, KY; s Robert
sen. La; T j Andrews. w Andrews, St Helena. j
NJ Johnson, Plagnemine W 3 Fish, Ky !; @ R Cain
Adams county D 81 Wilson, Galveston; i Crews
ton r. b; ] j Atkinson. 81 Nary. La; 4 r Lnyster
n n Smith, rexAs q r Bowling, city; 9 Knewl
tom Atebafalaya @ i McFail, Lafourehe
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