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LOCAL AEF A II ..

CLEANING THE CIrY.-Capt, William +.
spurgin, local superintendent Of the Preedmen's
Bureau, has made the following report:
BUREAU REFuaEts, fRBrDnBS, AND
........... ..ss. ABANDONED LANDS, #
OFFICE Local SUPT., DIsr.oF Col, ..
L. $50. WAsHlSaTos, March 81, 1895 ,
D 'epd Moor w w. Rodgers, A. A. A. Gen;
MAJOR I have tho honor 10 report that the
locality In this city known as Murder Bay, -
aud all other premises occupied By freedmen
lying between Thirteenth aud Fifteenth streets
west, and between Ohio avenue aud the canal
have been as thoroughly eieaused 20 the Tow
nature Of the ground win admit. The tenements
have been whitewashed inside, and, In most
eases, outside. The sewer at the corner Of Four
tsenth and Canal streets has been repaired, (by
the city authorities,) 20 that the nuisance com.
p'ained Of In my former report as emanating
from the National Laundry, has been remedied.
The fifty water IL now conducted into the canal
and tho .sluice filled up. The city authorities
have taken hold Of the work, and are removing
the nth collected In the prosecution Of this work.
This morning l shall place my force on that por-
tion Of tbs city lying on Rhode Island avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. ..
For more vigorous and speedy prosecution
OF this work, have the honor to request larger
detail Of men I eould probably employ forty
men now have bat ten At my dlspossi. :. .. >.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
d a Il. .LHNH, Wn. y. sPuRaiS,
Local Superintendent, ID. %.
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From Vaudeville. XIV.

u JouIsvILLE, March 2s.-Ths steamer In
diana has arrived from New Orleans. Mrs.
JEFF. Davis was not aboard, as expected, not
being able to. get ready In time for the boat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

riS NWgSeFrihnnngmen at' s,asneOn A%h p.
Eight-IIour Movement will be held at odd Eel
lows Hail. Navy Yard, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, the 10Th instant, when able speakers are
invited. mh2s-2t
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PosTroNED.-The serenade to Senator
Wilson and General 6chenck by the Soldiers
and Sailors Union, which was announced for
last evening, was postponed on account OF the
death Of Senator Foot.
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

a N a - n 4 l..
- WV '''' 's"'"'' D"A'' nus ''''N "
DEbow's ker,etc estimates the next cot
ton crop ~ LeVV,Voo baies'
1T Is sta'eo tnat Two cnhoren oieo III Oni'
cago last week from D'tins ana sucking
caro- photograph
THE fine dwelling and out. houses Of Col
A. A. Fisher, three miles from Tallahasses,
Fla, were destroyed by FIRE on the morning
OF the 18th inst. rE s.a.... .... o.. ..
A BILL has been reported In the Massa-
ehusetts to incorporate tho whipple File and
Steel Company, with a capital Of 50, 900, 900,
including real estate Of 81, 200, 900. ..#r
Tyv h..,,h ~ F,o,.no. NIGHTINGALE has
~ r.oh d.,,,n.d Tn +. Latter an. savs.
ar a., .I,v.v. "a .n,,r.Iv . D,;sonsr IN NV
room, and latteHy to one position"
T, h.. h..n ..,a ,,., n s;,,s M. mos,
ds,n.r,,. ar. oh,lal..s ma,rons and Of widows
a.. ,,o., M. =. >. ~. mos, .as;lv con.
,o,.d ~.
s supreme Noui' VI "is'on',n n"o Nv
o,usu 'na' 'ns -" VI iof'' s"pns s"e 49,
tion,l and that thew have the riebt to vote.
r A..
N'"e"' N.,oiep
~" soy, '"a' se1 ''s
sV"o "eeAs ~ A.'u 80 'ns 49,, NV
"n.a. oioPU' 'na' '''''O" "O" s"'' P''"'''
Vi u0ins "'"'
THE building put up by Major General
Stark in l76S-one hundred and one years
So - 4"" D, 80 " ,ao.
-,
WINS ou' ''''' u'"h 'a'' ''u"y'
The New Museum enterprise in New York
must be going ahead John Banvard adver'
tises In the papers for !" one million OF
bricks, to DO delivered on the ground In
Broadway, BY June Id. "rsR
The retail coal dealers of this city have
had q meeting to consider their grievances,
the chief Of which seems to be interference
Of Wholesale dealers with the retail trade
and retailers undertaking each other.
T. Gsorv;, uber. sberman,s army made /.
sveep Of ali the earriaues the Iadie, now 20
visiting in carts. They call them carte, d,
,i,,, and console themselves with the
thong bt that thew are In the beipbt of fash.
ion.
CApr. WERsrER of the revenue st.amer
M,hon;rv ,.no,,s IN ,hs o5.h instant having
...n a w,.ct ON GIov.r,s Roct og C.re
small Point N.;ns wbicb vas sv;dsn,,v an
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POSTPAID, March 29.-The steamship Mo
rayian arrived at 445 this morning. She
was detained until Saturday at Londonderry
for Government dispatches.
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0bsequies of Senator Foot.
lmprSiwcersmenissin thsssuats Chamber

where u was visited during the evening oy
very large number Of Senators, Representa-
tives and friends Of the deceased anxious TO
have last look at the honored dead. The
coffin, made by Messrs. HARVEY 4 Co., was
Of mahogany, covered with black CLOTH lined
with zinc, and heavily mounted with silver.
On the lid was large silver plate bearing
the following inscription: -. Log O.
''HoS. SOLOMON FooT, 20
U.S.. Senator from Vermont
Died March IS, 1865, .'...
In tho esd year Of his age"
The top Of the coffin was beautifully deco
rated with white flowers and evergreens,
among which was handsome boquet and
wreath from the conservatory at the Presi-
dents House, and sent by Mrs. President
JOHNSON. .tI
IN THE SENATE CHAMBER.
The Senate was convened at IL o'clock.
Vice President FosrRR In the chair. The
members occupied seats at the first and Sec
ond row Of desks. d. "a, .......
At Ave minutes before o'clock, Lieut.
Gen. GRANT, with Gen. IsGALLs and Gen.
DELAPIELD, entered ana were SHOWN 10 soau.
Immediately following came the Judges of
the supreme Court headed oy united states
Marshal doopiNe ana mr. MIDDLETON tne
clerk OF the court.
A message from the House of Representa-
tives was received, announcing that they had
adopted resolutions in respect TO the memory
Of the deceased, and had adjourned.
At ! o'clock the President Of the United
States, accompanied by Secretaries SEWARD,
McCULLocH, STANTON, WELLss, HARLAN,
and Postmaster General DEsNIsoS, entered
and took their seats in front Of the Presi-
dents table, and to the right of the coffin.
At Ave minutes past o'clock the House
OF Representatives was announced, and that
body entered, preceded by Speaker CoLFAx,
the Sergeant-at-Arms, and Clerk.
The members having oil been seated, the
solemn procession entered in the following
order: % .. ne
Mr.. ISAAC BAssErr, Doorkeeper of he
Senate.
Rev. DIR. GRAY, Chaplain of the Senate.
Rev. DR.. BoYNros, Chaplain Of the House.
Rev. DR.. SUNDERLAND.
The Committee Of Arrangements, consist,
ing Of Senators DooLirrLE, ANTHONY, How.
ARD, HEspRIcKs, SHERMAa, and BUcKALEw'
The Coffin, carried by six young gentle.
men. .... aH .a
IVA THE PAIL BEARERS.
Senator FEssEsDES, Senator GUTHRIE,
AZ III Ia NJ nd
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95- N O c Q TO the Taxpayers OF
WAsHISGToN CITY-The Board OF Assessors hav-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1865,
hereby give notice that they will sit as a Board
Of Appeals and for the purpose Of making cor
at the room Of the Trustees Of Public Schools,
Third Story, wost wing Of City Hall, from a. m.
to 3 p. m. each day. By order Of the President.
mhl2
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aS-Brcech-Loading Arm.-The Board
for the Examination OF Breeoh- Loading Arms, Of
which General Hancock Is president, Is now in
session at No. 81 Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours
OIL | a. m. aud 2 p. M, until further notice.
Inventors are requested TO submit their arms
In person or by ageutto the recorder Of the board
W. OWENS,
mhI2.f Recorder.
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CAMBRIDGE AND HARvARD.-.The London
Star has this squib; #a

.aal CAMBRIDGE AND HARVARD.
- When Cambridge DoBs, with Tory air,
Their sooTn Of ThompsonG boon declare, B
The world will read their answer thus
"ShAll big q. s. 'tsAoh little rs I"
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Valuable Remedy for THAI Disease; also, a Con.
sumptiou Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
tonehltis, Asthma, sc can be found at
stUts Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford =, cor.
ner Of Eleventh aud Pennsylvania avenue En-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvapia
avenue Rlliott's, corner Of PAud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and q, jal2-tf
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81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
HoUoHroE, Howard Association. hiladalpb'S,
Ps. mhsI.y
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90 Wonderfully StrRnge.-Ma dhme
NJ. II. PERREGAULT, who has astonished the
Sclentidc classes Of Paris and London, has now
Madame Perregault by the aid Of her wonderful
Instrument, known US the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a lifs-likU picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with The
date Of marriage leading traits Of character, oc-
oupation, etc, This Is NO humbug, as thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture 10
what IL purports 70 be- By stating age, height,
complexion, color OF eyes aud hair, aud encloG.
ing 30 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself you will receive the picture by return
mall Address -.-..-.L,-Ll,. 49,
b 70. Drawer 2O2, Albany, ny,
oel6-lydaW liz ~
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Rece,nt. ar produce Yesterday.

CINCINNATI-s Emperor-5 pkgs mdse
do Banchin & Giraud-l5 do Queyrouze & Bro
IL hbls whisky to Ghilders, Tarleton &eo-4 do to
Ward & Bro-llI do FFy--50 do 0 w Wagner
do to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen--l box books to
Stevens Seymour-250 bxs starch TO F Ayet &
Cambon-16S pkgs stoves G Harris-5 pkgs mds
A " Merriam-24 bx bittera 4 bxs books Barnes,
Ward &eo--l00 empty bbls Shannon, Lewis Eco
IL rolls leather Leon Pierre &co-l bx pills to 3
Hart &co--27 pkgs furniture @ Raymond-17 do
Raymond-lt do Hte & Murdoek-2l do George
Bisehoff-59 do L I McAEillan-65 do 9 Sampson
l5S do Geo D Hite-494 do ] B Hubbard-ss do to
Stafford 4 WiIson--I00 do w j. McCracken-lot
furniture bdl broeatelle Mitchell, Craig &eo-22
rolls leather II W Smiths pigs mdse E Moore
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steanIers NEagIaQ Hort lo-9a9.
a ADvERrlsED N gHR n, Q. CRESCENT.
1870. september a, 1900.

THE MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoAp
ROUTE Passengers who travel North from this
city should remember that the above named route
10 the shortest they can go by, aud that the dis
lance between Mobile and New York is only thir-
teen hundred miles. The trains connecting with
the Morgan line of steamers leave the Pontchar-
train depot at O'clock ?, NJ, and make q close
connection from Mobile with Montgomery, Column
bus, Atlanta, and all points East and West. The
time required to reach New York by this route is
only three days and a half. Mr.. 9. I. Fitch is
the geaeral agent, and through tickets can be
procured at The ticket Office, in the rotanda Of the
ST. Charles Hotel.
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Commercial SnteIIiatnte.
cREscENE orYlce. No. q o.NP sraEEr

IhhFh0HY EYGIIlsi RStEs q A600s J
GoTTos-Ehe market is at stand still. Ad.
vices from Liverpool, via the cable, continue dis.
cOuragingly but those from New York indicate a
slight improvement in the latter market-opera.
tons, for The time, appear to be nonplussed, but
offerings Of the better classications Of the staple
stii continue unusually lightfn proportion to the
stock 90 hand; whilst most buyers stand off to
await future revelations. The sales to-day have
been restricted to 500 bales at irregular prices,
and the market closed IN toe unsettled condition
toadmit Of reliable Or even closely approxlmating
quotations. AS an indication 81 ruling rates, how
ever, We would repeat previous figures, with the
remark that the market Il weaker, especially for
the lower grades, viz; Ordinary 2A@2sc,, good
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airer gntelIiaente.
Crescent OFFICE, sNo. OK Camp Street,
Friday Morning, September 7th, 1866.


Friday Morning, September 7th, 1866
Yesterday was warm, dull, wet and, in fact, a
generally disagreeable day.
Business, after the rain commenced, came to a
stand still, and very little was done on the landing
after the rain had ceased.
The Cuba and Una for Red River, and Noble
Able for St, Louis, were the departures yester.
day.
The Lizzie Tate and Annie Wagley for Red
River, are receiving and leave for all landings up
to Shreveport tomorrow evening.
The Fashion from Vicksburg, and Mississippi
from ST. Louis, will be in port to-day, and will
commence 10 receive for their return trips. They
leave tomorrow evening.
The ST.. NIoHoLAs.-Thls fast and magnificent
passenger packet came to the landing yesterday
looking bright and fine. Since her last appearance
atthe landing she has been repaired and repainted
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MOBTLE-steamer Lucretia-26 hhds sugar 2
bbls molasses ~ bbls pork $40 bbls -four 10 bbls
whisky SO csks bacon 1900 SKIS bran 800 SKIS corn
1850 SKIS oats SKIS coffee 450 pcs baggiug and $40
coils rope
MoBiLE-steamer Countess-l28 head cattle
100 sheep
BALTIMORE via KEY WEST Steamship Lib
erty-S00 bbls flour 20 bags wool pkgs mdse 4l5
hides
MOBTLE-steamer Mary-sundries to order
GALYEST0N-sohr Florida--6l 900 feet lum.
Der
CARDENAs-Br schr Flying scud-6O hhds OF
water as ballast
CARDENAs-Mx schr Louisa-249 empty hhds
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SAs-Br schr Flying scud-6O hhds of
aI1ast
imports Yesterday.

BRAzos SANTIAGO Steamship St Mary-lo
bxs specie (20,OOO) Jno Marks &co-$l3,5l2 do to
pkg specie and $3.50 currency 8 bds copper to F
TujaQue-2 bxs mdse Hoffman 4 Marks-2 coils of
rope to Schneider & zuberbier-2 bales cotton to
Pisbury-S do Jno Williams &co-Total bales
cotton
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arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Hattie Burrows, from Ship Island, to
Merritt, Durham, McKinnell eco, in ballast
LIST district IS
Steamship St Mary, Farwell, from Brazos Santa
go, to @ Harris-lst district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Emperor, Parker, from Cincinnati.
Lizzie Gill, Bryan, from st Louis.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
a Brown, Queant, from Fort Jackson.
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N. O., j. & G. N. R. R.-sept Els bales cot
ton Walker & Snyder-6 Thotnhill & Richardson
II Allison SEQ Rosser, Prothro &co-2 do to
A D Hinkle &co-40O0 feet lumber Baker Ad
ams-l2 pcs timber B ChandIer-l2 do Gubsr
nator &co-l6,000 hooppoles to S II Ably SEQ
mules VIM Henderson, bales wool Converse, {
&co--l lot sundries Bennett& Lurges--2 mules IL
] B Chandler Total 26 bales cotton
NO, 0. & G. W. R. R.-Sept &c bales mos
Montague & Carloss--l do NJ Wright bales 0
wool surle-l4 SKIS seed cotton J a Bonnafon-
90 feet lumber 10 head CT cattle and sundres K
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Fairness AT ELECTIONS. In Indiana. the Demo.
cratic State central committee have proposed ID
EheAsepuhliean committee plan, by the adopton
OF which they hope to secure fairness at the an.
preaching election ia that State. BY this plan, at
each election poli officers Of both parties are "a
conduct the election, and no matter how great
may be the majority Of either party in any pre-.
oinct, tho other Is to have at least one inspector
and one clerk, 10 be selected by the party they
represent. Anything that viii secure fairness al
the polls must commend itself TO the people, fol
frauds and4 cheating are unfortunately too much
the rule id parts Of the country, and when the
minority II NOT represented inside the POLL there
ID always q risk Of fraud which should never be
run
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Cattle @nrkes.
5sErERsoH orr, Sept

JsFFERsON UII1l bsPtel2ber & I5b6
Arrived yesterday-227 Texas Beeves, 16O
Calves and Yearlings, and So Sheep. Soldier
Texas Reeves, 1888 Calves and Yearlings, 81 Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale--469 Texas
Beeyes, 1902 Calves and Yearlings, l91 Hogs, 1857
Sheep and AZ Mich Cows We quote:
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FREsH IMPORTATION. Messrs. ESw' Thompson y
Co., have just received by the steamers kensing-
ton and Emperora large assortment Of fish, bacon
Goldfish, sugars, starch etc. These they are DIS.
posing Of upon the most favorable terms at their
well known stand Il Tehoupitoulas and Il Natchez
streets.
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AN IMPORTANT Meeting. Messrs. G. Fellowes,
president, and Joseph Denegre, secretary of the
informal meeting held at the office Of Messrs.
Fellowes Il Co.. give notice that there will be
another meeting held at the Varieties Climb Room,
Tuesday evening next. Itsobjeet will be to con-
slider the regulations issued by the y. s. treasury
department for the collection of the three cent.
internal revenue tax on cotton and of suggesting
such changes in these regulations as may be
determined upon. Cotton factors and all IN
teregted in the subject are invited to attend
The matter is one Of too deep Importance to the
prosperity of the city toned any comment.
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sone Of the conductors Of Toledo railroad train
found on oyercoat last week in the depot In one
Of The pockets of The coast was $40 O00ia counter
&eit money. The owner hes not called for it.
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4 PRIsrER's WEDDING N WIsooNsIN.-The La
crosse Democrat, Of the 10Th ult,, says:
Cant G. A, Watrous, of the jackson county
Banner, has been marrying lady Benedict. A
curious feature Of the affair was that the cere-
mony was conducted solely by printers. The
bride and maid were compositors in the Banner
office the groomsman, Mr.. A. B. Newton, for
merly printer; the clergyman, Rev. S. H. Wood
ford is also an adept in the & art preservative OF
arts p and lastly, the bride was given away by
the Junior editor of the Banner.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Liberty, Rollins for Baltimore. via Key
West, Creevy, Nickerson SEQ
Steamer Mary, Forbes, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Countess, Green, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Lucretia, Maybury, for Mobile, Master
Br schr Gypsy, Pennington, for Vera Cruz, in bal
last, GoidepboW Lesparre
schr Florida. Adams, for Galveston, I'm Pike
Nix schr Louisa, Mcpherson, for Cardenas, Master
BIZ schr Flying seud, Bryan, for Cardenas, in bal
last, Master
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Fifteen turpentine distlleries make Fayette
vile, N. G., strong place in more than one sense
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Exports yesterday.

schr Empire State, Chesley, s days from Calves
ton, in ballast to Post & Hobby
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CECOND yUsT1OE's O0pRT-
GEO. H. BRAuGHN-Judes.
JOHN G. RUZA.O-COnstable.

The above Court has bse renewed the et Con
eFelal Place and ST Charles street Enrancs2s CONNER
siAI Plaza,
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FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
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Forming Regular weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships
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p 9. PAEaGER D co..
0D. Q. PALMKR. Jos wILD1
-InpoEtsrs Of and wholesale and Retail DealeTaia-
Carpets, lEntas on OlOths. etess
Ne, us aEayisr street EuR oElsAs,
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WATERING PLACES.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EOR THE WATERING PLACEs-BAY
st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi
The new iron low-psesaure steamer
Frances
JOE WALKER, Commander.
VIII make regular trips for the above places as follows:
arrival of A train, POntchartrain B. R.
THURSDAY, . 8
SATURDAY, 2H
Returning Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City and Biloxi Friday morning.
touching at all landings excepting Ocean Springs
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will be made through to
Pascagoula.
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
/. c. HARRIS. Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACES-BAy ST. LOUIS, PASS
wv Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CameIIn,
W. L. CozzENs, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS. .716 o'clock A. NJ POntchartrain R. r. Train.
TUESDAYS. ..9o'clOck AN. =. =.
FHURSDAYs,9 o'clockA.H q.
sATURpAYstG4 o'cloekPE
Returning, will leave
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will go direct to Oesan Springs
and Biloxi, returning evening via all the Watering
Places
The above trips and departures will be regularly made IN
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
On SATURDAY, positively freight will b received Alta
8 O'Clock P. N. train.
For further information apply 10
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The Confederate ship Sumter has been bough
by Mr.. Lyon to be used as cattle ship.
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STEAMSHIPS.
N Ew YORK.


STEAMSHIPS.
rrsrxar ~1,Nusvx
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
NEW YORK MAIL NJ sTE IAN 0oAPASFs STAR
Forming Regular semWee.Iy Line of Fine Ocean Steam
'"'I'
,,,,-, .,,,xv, ,,c,,,,, D,vrc,r,, rr,v zr,,,
Il
Ocean Steamships
- - 49,, .,--,
Te,Ir.T+aSS "a q -, ''' 80, -" " -, r.aI.
[1 e a 500 -
GUIDING STAR. .2aoo tons Berry Communion
9,. on ,,saand
200 tons, FnTbSF oommanaef
MARlPosA. '''......'l4OO sons....Quick oommanoeF'
nTssnTRI I'M nns Courandor
The steamship
Maripos"'
WIN leave on sAtoEDAI september D. at O'CLOCK p M
Fr.,aht VII ba ,so,vsd he th Iins mon tha ro,npsnv
Wharf, all times during business hours
N k@a'59 "AAA w @S ~" 1 ~ A@S VIVA eH 80
"-o'
%"f He'kh' OK passage "ppy'
WILLIAM oREENf' Agent
G. GARRISON, President,
Bowling Green street, New York.
FOR NEW YORK
CRoMWELL's N Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
EHOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGU.
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BOSTON.
FOR BosroN-MERo HANTs, LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY September s. at 6 P ~
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NJ P. HEDGE, Commander,
having nearly "a" heF cargo "nu sO'us vi O'"1 WI
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For freight or passage having unsurpassed stteroom &c
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I, Corner Grayier and Carondett streets
PHILADELPHLA.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
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PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL LINE.
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To sail on SATURDAY 18th inst, at 6 ?. NJ
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CAPT, COoKsEi,
w Ie"ss "o' - - 10
Her Cabin large and her elegantly Furnished
For freight Or passage apply 70 ,,,,-r,,,o,-
cornar Car,,1sIst arI E;rayior strs.t.
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