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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
pErROLEUM AND MIMI
TUESDAY, Oct. 90. ".

Gold is firm with sales during the morning at l4si.
Government stocks continue firm, and large orders
could be filed at the quotations. Old 52Os rose and
new do l. For lOiOs and 1908 prices are unchanged.
North Caronas and Missouris lower. Bank shares
are firm and offered in small amounts. The miscellaneous
list was higher. Cumberland Coal rose to oo0o' ana
Wkesbarre TO Co. The latter Company is understood to
have made contract with the Erie Railway by which IT
is placed in position where It's stock WILL from earnings
advance materially. Atlantic Mail was weak, and fell to
llO9IlOl The Railway share market was Irregular but
show. an Improvement over yesterday, with
continued disposition TO buy for higher rates. Erie,
after the result Of the annual election was known,
was held with more confidence, and new buyers were
ready TO take all the stock offered. Michigan southern,
Fort WAYNE Illinois Central and Northwestern shares
were in special demand and taken, without regard to
amounts offered at full prices After the call under sales
so realize the extreme mornings rates not sustained,
but at the reduction the sellers of the morning ready
10 take back their stocks At the Second Board moderate
business was done at full prices. The last quotations on
the street were Ohio and Mississippi, $50 033I Boston
Water Power 32ia33; Cumberland Preferred, Sold
56i Quicksilver iIa5i3; Marpssa, 3i l3a; Marposa
Preferred 29i a29 Western Union Telegraph, 55aoot;
Nsw.York Central ll5i all5i; Erie, so ASH; Hudson
River Il9 pll9l; Reading, ll6l 0ll6i; Michigan Cen
trail ll3a Michigan Southern, s9t 9S9i Illinois Central
l2i i2 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ssl e9o; Cleveland
and ,Tolsdo, 1921 sl23 Rock Island 1914 9o7i; North
Western, 43i o44; North-western Preferred, '3ie'i;
Fort Wayne, loei olo9l.
Money is easy and offered to stock houses in large
amounts at moderate interest. The current rates are iS5
Der sent In commercial bills no alteration. Best names
,s salable at per cent and good at sis6 per cant
Foreign exchange 10 dull and unsettled pills at 80 days
Cd London are quoted Of loSsloS for commercial 1864
0l0a for bankers DO. at short sight slosii Paris
4, 60 days, a35s525 DO. at short sight, 5%ioS22ii
Antwerp, S.3so525, Swiss, 5.35es.2S; Hamburg, $50
&, Amsterdam, tOSioi Frankfort, 4O3 s4oli Bremen,
II eTS; Prussian Thalers, 70s7l.
Freight, ags much lower. Tho engagements to LIVER
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r. The accused OF six be Is scky and obliged to
for the most Of the time In the house his Ve brothers all
contributing to his support , ba comSSc5 ~ ' Is
consequence Of the earnest promises OF himself ana friends ne
was remanded.
AN EXTRA OFFcIous POLICEMAN PARTICULARLY SNAIL
BUssEss.-Mister Officer Joseph T. Eakins, policeman
little black boy about years old named Charles
Bloom the charge Of distributing "obscene publication
IN defiance OF the staute The obscene publication
produced In Court and proved TO be business
card perfect parallel to certain OF the advertisements
which published every day in the most respectable journals
In the city Here Mr. Charles Spencer Counselor in this
Court did good nsured thing Seeing hat the tte ieiow
had speak for him and in fair way to go TO the
Pcntenta simply because there seemed 70 DC no one 70 say
few words Mr. Spencer volunteered few Questions to the
officer paved the way the production OF The DAILY Times
The World and other Journals which were printed adyer
ements OF almost precisely the same wording as the card
which the unfortunate boy was in the OF distributing
sceny" in either the advertisement or the cn ana the ON
in making the arrest was doubtless aeuaed Dy peculiar
petty that the Emeradc birth ever manifested to-
ward of darker color The child was OF course us
charged and Mr. Policeman Eakin e Court with particu
larry large flea In his Celtic ear
JANUARY AND JUNE MAY AND DEcEaDER-Mrs. Ann
OReily woman of 90 years old thecabous who three
short months ago. had married young fellow named james
ORey Of about % years Of into Court TO complain
her faithful spouse for beating her She refused 10 near oil
any s ann compromise one wcaa never BIC '' '0
In reply to the charge OF assault the prisoner ssd she ag
tated me- Spite of this plea of agitation james was sent
for 20 days TO the City Prison.
MINOR PETIT L,EcEsEs-wiiam Fish stole an overcoat
VIM H. Foster and the Penitentay for three
months, which would have been six had he not pleaded
guilty Patrick Hoohan for stealing pincushion and other
small articles from John Moore sent to the House OF Re
fugc Fanny Striker took wearing apparel from Sarah
A. Fleming, and Bella Stewart and was sent up for two
months.
MINOR AssAuL1s-John Bradley for assault Police
Alexander wiltse fined $50 Francis Crowley as
saulted Officer Kelly up month Court
adjourned till Thursday next
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.


ALLEGED FELoHIoUs ASSAULT AND BATTERY
John Franch an Italian residing the OF Broome and
st where keeps small store for the sale OF ia
ian wines and oils was charged with assault with knife on
Robert Poole night OF the nth OF August last Inc
Toun men entered the store OF the accused the night in
question and had some trouble relative to payment ior wine
which had been consumed by them quarrel enucd and IN inc
Frnnchi head INJECTING severe wound rev i,
ues aterward attacked by man whom three VII,
nesse swear positively to be Franch and received cash on
the left side tho person attacking az the same ~
saying You the man who struck my VIE .,,.r.x
two of the witnesses the defense testified that a. the
coming Of Franohis store they entered anu NV %
house company with Franch until ocock IN inc moinns
and consequently positive that he a not 90 .e p who
house during that time. Several witnesses weie u The
testified to the reproachabe character OF the accused
given to the jury and after few moments aenD
ton a verdict of not guilty wns rendered
GRAND LARcEsYA young lad about 10 OF age named
Lewis Lowell placed trial for the alleged crime OF
grand larceny In stealing in concert with Thomas H
plead guilty to charge Friday sum OF money
confessed 10 the SOLO the money at the same
time encupang Lowell from any SCmPs IN inc inc and
them because II their first oiense Iho jury eo
not agree verdict and were discharged
GRAND LARcEU-A little boy named George brice was
brought to the bar charged having the eth day OF
August last from jewelers. store, at No y Johns
gold watch valued 30 Mr. Tomnson, proprietor OF ne
store testified that the lad Brice In company WIN o
lad named arka entered the store August anu nl.eu
seal rings which they were shown h me Sia No..
purchase but In a few moments lett tue svic' yolV NJ"
he lads ief watch whicA had lain In closed box on the
counter was missed the 18th OF August the Two oys were
arrested and thereafter tried separately inc jury III
both ..,,a, 81,
After half an hours debcaon the jury rendered verdict OF
not entity His honor the Recorder advised the prisoner that
The best course for would be that his parents should take
him from the city lie had already been tried and while await
inc the verdict OF Jury had attempted 10 pick the pocket OF
one of his fellow prisoners Hard Us Il might have seemed the
Tho charge he should him to the State prison for
the fun term his natural life lie knew Of no boy in New
York City 80 bad a. he.
Tho prisoner was lad Of about 10 years of age and had
appearance although be had already been con
yictcd Of crime and spent short term IN the h0se oil
Refuge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
IBefors Justice Lsdwithl

DRIVING CATTLE THROUGH THE STRgBTs.-Jere-
mah Hitchcock arrested yesterday by Officer Charles
Fisher Of the Twentieth Precinct police and brought before
Justice Icdwih the charge OF having violated the forty nth
section the Board OF Ordinance adopted by the Board Of
Health the Metropolitan Sanitary District by driving cattle
through the than hour after sunrise aud previous
hour OF o'clock h night lie admitted 10 ball Ia
the OF 800 to answer at the General Sessions
THEFT IN A HoTEL.-Frederick Frank was charged
by Frederick Deiz Of the Prescott House. Broadway with
barpg stolen the 18th OF February last while the
above place pat forks valued at s3 six ivory table
knives OF the value e. and revolver worth sj Frank
was held 10 bail in 600 at the Special Sessions
RoHBEp OF MoxEY-John McCowen brought mp by on
Ger Henry Rnbcft Of the Twenty ninth Precinct Police upon
the charge OF having stolen from Andrew Cowon the sum Of
slO When arrested he denied all knowledge OF the money
but as the entire found upon his person IN two
separate parcels could longer deny the fact and was
forced ubternge stating that IL must have been given
10 him for the purpose keeping He held TO bail in
ESQ., TO answer at the Geneypl Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
MARKETS


The excitement in Breadsn noted this day week Of
short duration and we had very irregular and heavy
market all descriptions declining, the more hber arrivals
early In prospect increasing the desire 10 realize froylsons
have been in limited demand have uctuated and close quite
heavy with the exception Of Lard which being scarce
slightly Cotton has ruled comparatively quiet and has steadily
dcelned since Wednesday Petroleum has been fair demand
but has declined and closes heavy Hops nave oeen IN so
demand FOR consumption ana haa have nv. ruled auet
but prices generally firm. Naval stores an
SPwSTa Dss change Wool quiet prices
% quality Of neeces and with limited arrivals,
prices are veil sustained We quote Potaats9 Oese 10 and
fe RrrSW AXYeliow Western and Southern remain firm
with ppoderats demand sales, 5000 n, at 4l942c
BoGTS AND SHOES-The demand 70 quite brisk for tn;
Winter trade IND with further advasce in the material
prices are well sasained present supply IS moderate
BRICKS very firm with an active demand sales OF Com,
mon Hard go 5oas2 Croton s6as7, and PhladeiphA
BROOM CORN-The supply is large and the demand Is
CANDLES are without change value tho demand mod
crate sales boxes Adamanins At q2 Sperm and Tat
snt Oh selling at 4Oa50c, cash.
CEMENT remains steady with sales Ct ROscndsle at 81 IS
CoALThe supply foreign is very light and in brisk de-
mspd prices are very firm sales OF Little Glass Bay
S. and $50 tuns Liverpool Gas and House Cahne On
private teps Domestic has been IN more active aemssa s
Is steady the arrivals large and the stock Is 9r ns
season The receipts during tie Winter likely 10 u Dss
sales from yard ssase ,oper tun Of 1000 ~ 49,. os,x
COPPER-The business In American Ingot has eeeA ohly
moderate but prices are without change sales OF ~ wv
Oac for Portage Lake and Ole. for Detroit New Sesses
and yellow Metal are aue 1ae Tor 'heiosmss anu S y"
cofFEE-Brr Coffee Is mol active bat prices are very
:Ss rsuJrted today are O bags s con and 500 bag.
e,s sss in u RaIs, S1 T sS 'fII
7sic Tor ordinary i7asi for fair TO good sargoe, sa
i s;s s sS c TSs osi q Rio WIN s.
Sons @ bags including 80 Ns ners anu ebcu, %,
Rio Coffee s o. ' Sss way .Da o,r he
Ess, 900 Legs For other kinds fair demand ogeS@a
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BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-CfRCUIT-Part l.-Before Mr.
Justice SUTHERLAND. Francis RayEs Edward d. Lawrence
Inquest Judgment for plaintiff 1907 50 Pat IT.
Before same Justice Issac Kirkland Charles Doane al
Inquest judgment for plaintiff 500 73 George Herbert
Baine Walse Inquest Judgment for plaintiff sl33 90
Ellen A. Price Joel Price Complaint dismissed Part III
Before Mr. Justice DAVIS City Bank &c. VS. John Trow
Justice DASEIa Cornelius A. Deamater Julian f. Chas.
telaine and another. Complaint dismissed.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRiAL TERM.-Before
Judge DALY-Somuel AIaire agt Ekin Hyman Verdict for
plaintiff for $500
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-All notices OF
for the must be fled before Thursday
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge
smPMAN-Unted States agt SLAYER Kate Postponed to FIJI
day the 18th inst
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DEATH OF A,TELEoaApH opERAroR.-Julhs C

Finney weknovn telegraph operator whose death wa5
caused by an accident which occurred the Hatep
road on Tuesday evening last buried from the ss!den OF
his father a. Norwak Conn on Thursday M finnS has
been connected with the American Telegraph Compap for -
years during all Of which time he held the position dapager
and recently charge Of the office at the corne OF Beaver
and Willlamsts lie was OF polished manr well
connected and leaves widow and aaay ens to mourn bis
untlB,tY eui.
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COURT GUARDIANSHIP DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PARr Mos 2i33, 2l35,
1l37 2s 2l al3 3 7lss 2si 3i5s 3is7 3i5e 2 $50 ss
?s s all an as e1,r Tx T Ne; Is s sS & 1872 &
e s pi,J ~ SGs s.s ga, s,s 20 iss Is ts s'' 1899
Ill isl 1901 isoe lass itss ~ ~ "a ' IA "a III 100 ina
x s1rRsSs couar-cHiGrRs-No %, lo7, Ill, 100,
s,. " . u ls s:iis.i ' e: s Fl H. y s r.
IL ss ri to1iT-PSsf Nos ans 7al i6s sS1,
W. q, 81: 81: 49, s s's ~ ~; w. "a ~ H. i E IL Ia;
''' eG ssss ) t6spos kiA-S1lA t..s.SA yadss
fiS s i I , u ss l| ~. P;l ~
Sss & ss,I. s:I ss sis: M ii a
J s sy s' S:S.s:s Es's. :n.
HuleSy "a :ussf tx TSops lsSs "a. VOL hss.j 1888
Is s sta Ss Ss 49, y:St
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Fo-d and .no,.r, 1891 Rowland r. West sgt Eugene Ferris 1851
Jo.spb IT. Harms ATT Daniel Burtn l0 DAVID omar. ss Gus
tsy1s Overlook iTO Lawrence woe ss Samuel soey l1l'
Hermann Wolf, &C., ast. lssdore Herr. &c
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TER,G--PART H.
Before Judge DAILY.

J. b. CuT1lSs agt The Cattaraugus OIL Co.
II appears from the evidence in this case that the
Company was organized TO dsveope certain OIL lands 10 Catta
ugus County. The OF the plaintiff appears among the
original Vorators aud also Of TIA fat Road Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

Directors Having received encouraging reports from the
President Of the Company resolved at meeting Of the
Board held office Of Mr Turner that they should each
funds prosecute the work The plaintiff present at this
meeting and claimed BY the defendants That he agreed TO
stock in payment.
The paa the other hand claims that he agreed TO take
the stock pay for it, but declined D. take payment for
his engines The Company being ssu the plaintiff
take his stock and demanded for the engines
This refused and this suit brought to the
value Of them The jury directed to bring in sealed
verdict.
Moore for plaintiff s D. Law and T. N Tan for defend
ant -.t
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pool arc 900 bush Corn at Id 80 tuns Oil Cake at fcs.
and per steamer 900 BUSH Corn at ID. To London pes
steamer 100 bbls Rosn at 2s 3D. 900 BUSH Corn at 3d.
1900 bbs. Flour at g. 3d. and 600 boxes Cheese at 2
The business, of the sub-Treasury Receipts.
a. 34sO 66 2S-for Customs, $4,000; Payments.
$I973,7s7 80; Balance, s92,o5s0O6 81; Gold Notes,
S146 O00
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Exports Yegterdnv.

NEW YoRK--steamship Evening star-846
bales cotton4 bales wool 80 rolls leather 1876 sides
leather 2S0hhds tobacco 81 SKIS oil cake and sun.
dries sun
NEW YORK Steamship Fung shuey-519 bales
cotton 40 bales wool 10 bales moss 692 bbls -four
1872 hhds tobacco
GALVESTON Steamship I c Harris-694 bbls
-four $50 bbls whisky 603 SKIS coffee 5000 SKIS corn
and sundries " -
MOBILE Steamer Blue Wing No 80 hhds
PFNSAC0bA-Schr Pauline-36 bbls -four T.
bbls potatoes bales hay 1910 SKIS corn and sun
dries 5I
HAyRE-ship Marcia c Day-28O4 bales cotton
$1,000 specie
BORDEAUX 7 cushing-82 900 slaves
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Reeeipta by Ra,1ron,ln.

N. o., ]. & G. N. R. R.-sept AL bales of
cotton j Powell--2 do TIL Sd NJ Allen-6 NJ
Hillar &co-2 Kahn, Adler &co-8 Warren Craw-
ford &co-2 -Alcus & Seherck-I4 Kern & Shearer
$500 feet lumber j B Chandler 5000 do VIM N
Grant &co-7 bales moss H Tyre-lot hides Nc
Grath Wayne-sundries to order-Total so bales
N. o., o. & G. W. R. R.-sept $4,000
specie W Cammack-Sl1S0 do Jas Connolly eco
% SKIS cotton seed 0 Broussard-10d do ] Carter
81 SKIS onions Surle-45 hides bale moss l bag
wool Montague & Carloss-137 beeves and sun
dries to order
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAMP STREET. \
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1865. :
cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Evening Star, Knapp, for New York,
VIM Creevy
Steamship Fung shuey, Hildreth, for New York,
Steamship G Harris, Lockwood, for Galveston,
Steamer Blue Wing No 3, Little, for Mobile, :
Ship Marcia Day, Chase, for Havre, -t4s'sl
W Buddendorff
schr Pauline, Horser, for Pensacola, W Wakefield
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c)rltaIia lailp G5restfnt.
sArURpA II MORNINGS SEPTEMBER III 1896.
Commercial Nntplligente.
GREsgKkT 9FFifE, Ne at CAMP STREET,
.--.l. EiiHnY EHntiittst Sam II lSlik

FRIDAY EVENING" Sept IL 1866 /
rorTov-The market to-day has been moder-
ateiy actiye, with sales Of 1850 bales 1t very full
.urices. There is no actual advance to notice in
iases, bot the tendency Of the movement is decid-
ediyin favor Of holders, and 10 fact operations
wunsd have been heavier but for the very limited
character oil the supply. Advices from Europe
have ceased to atfeotFates, butthe injurious eject
Of the recent protracted rains and the
distraction by the army worm or caterpillar,
il sfoWn to be SO General and so extensive that
factors are unwilling to offer their supplies at the
dnote nognaily 1t 21d12sc. for ordinary. SslsSsnc
for coed ordinary, s21S3c. for low middlng and
for miaaling, The supply of The latter is too
restricted to establish a quotation. The net re-
celgts for the week foot up 1928 bales, against
$50 bales
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Cattle market.


Arrived during the past week-l6lS Texas
Beeves, 433 Calves and Yearlings, 1875 Hogs, 81
Sheep and Is Mich Cows. Sold+-l0ss Texas
Beeves, sos Calves and Yearlings, III Hogs, CAS-
Sheep and*f6 Mich Cows. Stock on Sale-S0s
Texas Beeves.4 6S9 Calves and Yearlings, I3G
Hogs, 1898 Sheen and ~ Mich Cows
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERROOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queensownto embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bs of ladlng
here at through rates oftrssh to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Rigs, Hamburg. Bremen. Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havro.
Storage passenger tickets granted by to bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of iadng by the holder of the bill
o. adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool hus aRordinG the importer the choice Of
markets. .t
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAK
Navigation Company Limited viii dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
g LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. tons p Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. j. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA, tons. ....A. Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI. tons So. "A. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS TONS r. Barron, Captain
1929 tons. L. Mesnsy Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. Graham, Captain.
BoLIVIAN.. tons. -. H. P. P. Couchs, Captl
Cabin Passage to Liverpool slaS gold or its equivalent in
currency
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER AsKEw & CO.. Il GaroudeIet street.
oOuSgnees goods are respectfully desired present their
Bulls Of Ladng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
a. ... FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
To sail on or about SEPTEMBER 2srH
FOR LIVERPOOL DIREoT-EHE SPLENDID
Al steamship Luxor,
BAKER, Commander,
wa sail on or aboat 2s September For freight or passage
apply to sIBLEY, GUIoN CO.,
...-. 81 and IS carOndelet street
F0R LTyERF.0OE4-THE VERY FAST SAILING
ship Ella, r c. Hansen master, having part of her
cargo engaged and beard will have dispatch for above
port For balance. of freight OF passage apply 70
BYRSb, VANCE co,
No. GBrondelet street.
or to LOWELL, BAILEY 3 CO.,
No. % CarCpdeiet street.
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F0RT JACIksoN.

US NAIL PAGKET-TRIoE A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY
NN0E gORT JACKSON, ST. PHILIP POINTF.
aLa-Haele, and a way landings-The splendid passen.
ger steamer Live Oak, W. S, Bassett mFstar " n II
Brooks, clerk, will leave as above. ' " " "
CELL0S & GW&RTNEY. Is Front ptreet
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzELl Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
WATERING PLACES.

WATERING PLACES.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR THE WATERING PLACEs-BAY
st. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City and Biloxi
The new iron lowpressure steamer
Frances,
JOE WALKER, Commander
viii make regular trips for the above places as fulows
MONDAY, arrival Of "a train Pontchartran R. R.
1,I,saaSa
SATURDAY, 4P.A o,
Returning Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, Mississippi City aud Biloxi Monday eyeuing
and Friday mornings touching all landings except Ocean
Springs.
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will be made through TO
PascagoulR
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
weather or low water. l. c. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS
Christian Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CamelIa,
W. L. CozzEYs, Master,
viii hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS ~ O'Clock A NJ Pontchartrain R. R. Train.
TUESDAYS. 80 clock A. N. :.
THURSDAYS, o'clock AN. :.
sATuRDAYSt4 o'cloekP. PM
Returning will leave on
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will 60 direct to Ocean Springs
and Biloxi, returning evening gia all the Watering
FtSceS se,gE
PASSAGE, -..,,.....,.,,, .,.,.,. Ger, .......,&L
The above trips departures will be regularly made m
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
On SATURDAY positively no freight will be- received after
o'clock P N. train.
For further Information apply to
COHEN NJ, SOFIA. 10 Cnrordelet street
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT "
MORGAN DAILY LINE U s. MAIL STEAMERS
SUNDAYS ENCEPTED)
Leaves SATURDAY Sept 18th on the arrival Of the P ",
Pontchartratu Railroad train.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT-THE NEW IRON
low-presslre si4e-yyhee steamer
Louise.
JAS HOPKINS, Commander.
VIII leave as above carrying the U, s. Mails.
For freight passage apply to I. c, HARRIS,
- Corner Camp and Common streets
MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PAssEN
GER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst at 5 Pm.
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON
Eunice Gaines Landing, Eggs Point Grand Lake. Lake
Providence Mkens Bend vicksburg Natctez and all way
Iandngs-The splendid passenger steamer
Henry Won Phul,
j. F. HICKS, Master; j. 0 BAUFILL, Clerk;
Will leave above, paying particular attention 10 all way
business.
Freights taken for White and Arkansas rivers with priv
lege of reshipping.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
c. C. WAYNE, IS Natchez street
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STEAMBOATS,.

Mary E Forsyth, Ealer, from st Louis.
Fashion, Pratt, from Vicksburg.
White Cloud, No 2, Hopkins, from St Louis.
st Nicholas, Heno, from BatonRouge.
Cuba, Boardman, from Shreveport.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Thos Powell, Dalferes, from Thibodaux.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
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