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gREscgEr OFFICE, No gs GAsfr s4hgsF i
za zuesiaz Evening, Sept 81 1850.
III movement iii fitafeial circles continues
partially suspended Geld opened yesterday at
and after some friflng sales 1t closed at
barely fraction sitter. sale Of Mexican dol
lay4 was repeated at 1a5s To-day there was in
creased languor noticeable sitter she receipt bf the
afternoon kilograms owing to further depressing
adsieeB received from New Fork last night ana to
tho failure of te regular morning dispatches to-
dGya ISLES during The forenoon we're effected
dowa 70 IAssA. hlt slight reaction subsequently
set inand higher rites we're demanded fowprds the
ElAJse Of business, Transactions to-day were in
tile following order WIN 600, at 1881 $1,000, ali
1t53 5000, at 1879; $500, s5009 $1,000 and
1000, ~ ~; 5000 at 14At $4,000 t l448 and
$3.50 at I442 Sales Of Silver to-day comprised
$1,000, American haigas, at lS41@t35. We now
quese Geld at 14f} l44R, and Silver at Is40l35
for American coin, and 144a0 145a for Mexican
dollars,
FoRE1aN EIoHANaE-The tendency Of both
Sterling sud Francs ii still downward, but offer
iiigs are aot heavy and the demand shows but
little, If any, improvement. Sales yesterday were
of avery limited character, and the movement to-
day has been confined TO $4,000 and E250O AT
clear at 100, $500 sold by a bank at l54, 66O0f.
soId by bank at 3.65f., and 85,0O0f and s,50af.
private the latter in several lots at 3,T21f. and
3.75f. The closing quotations this evening were
152@l54 for Bank Sterling I49@150 for Clear
Bills, 3. 70f.C ls,65f forBauk Francs, and 380f. q
3.T5f for outdoor Francs.
DoatEsTfo BxgHANa The demand and supply
of Domestic Exchange shows a very marked
diminution. Outdoor offerings are now but little
better than nominal, and the inquiry at bank fol
ssmittance purposes Is rapidly abating, Quota,
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sm Gflgaits Daily e5rpsttnt.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, sEPThhBER ;, IS
g, ..ca..,nued from frst page, q

X
rith safes IF 5000 bales At s898Sc. Sugar steady
!. s,o5tse steady. Molasses firm.
97IxcIySATr Sept A--saperiine hepfs Ssgf9 y
tysiss brands slo@l2 fancy So 5Ot9l3. Nc. one
Tss yhsat$2 49, extra 81 So Mixed 60 corn 5so.
.oaYs unchanged Rye s0f@s5es Whlskyln bona
sa Sid free SO So. Lard lale. Gold closed -
Iar5sytI1.E, September A.--Sales 442 hhds. of
1ass tobsoco al fall rates, superfine Sour 81 ;
Main extra is; family $40, Wheat 81 20. Mixed
Earn ID bulk 5Sc. Oats 9sc. Mess pork sS3
Bacon shoulders IT3c.; packed ciear sides 2l3c,
RaS whisky % %.
river isgising with fiysfeet three inches Of
water IN the canal. -
From Yesterday Evening Pepsrsl
PHILApEhpHfA. sept. n Elk Attorney. General
James Speed was nominated chairman Of me eoI.
vention. The announcement was Feee1sso W.
applause. ~ -,
4heeommitiee on credentials repoT num-
bar Of delegates present from the sonsh A. lol-
lows: Texas Is, Louisiana IS West Virginia bl
Virginia 6I Alabama II, Kentucky Is, Mississippi
A. Missouri 30 arkansas b South Carolina Il
Maryland 60. Delaware G, FLORIDA Z, District OF
Columbia III; total S92. sss.s
M lsHIasq0N, Aug. - majority Of the Re
publican National Committee appointed BY the
convention which nominated Lincoln at Baltimore
ii 1869 met at Philadelphia yesterday and 7pasaec
q resolution expelling Henry j. Raymond, The
chairman, N. ID. sperry, the secretary, and SEQ
Il. Sentor, for alleged abandonment Of the primer
ples of the party. a majority of the committee
composed Of Raymond, SperFy, Cnthhert Built
and others met at the sAstor House, in New orl
city bnt adjourned on account Of the few mem
hers present.
smother meeting . Raymond has about $4,000 Q
The funds. and all the papers of the committee
which he retains for the present,
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neeelnta az rroduee Vesterdav.

sHREyEPORT-steam Lizzie Tate--49 bales
cotton Payne, Huntington &eo-l7 bales cotton to
W Burbridge &co-lQ DO Meyer, pentch Il Weis
do G L Walmsley-6 R II Fraser7-5 Block Bro
3 W. B Thompson do Z SKIS wool Carroll, Hoy /
co-lQ hides Montague 4 Carloss-l Dbl tallow /
SeissS3 mules Waddy Thompson &co-ll22 head
cattle McQuoid, hlesSco--sundries to order
w WASHTNG oNMsteaner Cleona-6 bales cot
ton Berro & Gibert-5do F Dunbar do Block
Bros-3 do Morgan, Long & d do A Dasilva
&co-1 do Blanchin & Giraud-6 hhds sugar Tay.
lor Il Duflho--l3 rolls leather Gherot-l bag o.
wool 30 hides A F Dunbar--35 do B Gerard;
do Is rolls leather L Couret-sundries to order
Total 20 bales cotton hhds sugar
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Rscernts bx RaiIroads.

N. o., j. & G. N. R. R.-sept As bales cot
ton Estlin &co-4147 feet lumber Peter Marley
5000 do Baker & Adams-4000 do @ e Cate Zoo
l lot plumber C L Van Norton-2 cars cattle Pas
cal Servet-8 kegs to j H Carter-2 bxs mdse to
J Syme-1 pkgs nldses NJ ] Smith &co-sundries to
/ Bloom &co-TT W Boebinger and order-Total Is
bales cotton I'D ls.s=a -..s,4. L.
N. o., Q. s. G. W. r.. R.-sept $1,000 gold
Ware & Bro-$20O0 do D B Forbes-s283 do Butt,
Flash & Lyon--6 bales moss Montague & Carloss
do F Verret-4 do ] G Greve-1 do 9 bxs eggs
bbls onionsJ B Gerard-154 head cattle to Nc
Quoid, Mehle eco
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\
Schr Empire State, Chesley, 6 days from Calves
ton, in ballast, to Post.& Hobby -e
EEnports Yesterday.

EMEpOrts RssGeFuaYs
GALVEST0N--St Steamship @ Harris-632 bbls
aonr 1000 SKIS corn 100 pcs bagging and sundries
VERA GRUl-Sehr Paquet de Tampico-375
bbs potatoes75 bbls -four SO tcs lard rs kegs lard
81 bxs soap
MOBILE Steamer Blue Wing No as hhds of
sugar bbls sugar 20 bbls molasses bbIs whisky
and sundTies
ST L0UIS--Steamer LADY Gau-40 pkgs mdse
M0BILE-Sehr Eugenia-20 csks bacon lis
bbls pork eco SKIS oats 1860 SKIS corn
M0BlLE--Steamer Mary--20 bbls whisky 1000
sks corn 100 esks bacon 200 pes bagging and 600
BORDEAUX " L Burroughs bales
cotton so 900 slaves
VERA GRUZ-Schr Antoinnetta-a45 bbls -four
ties lard 2000 feet lumber H#
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A RUSSIAN TRIck4The London Review; in a
long and favorable notice of Professor Morley's
edition Of Russia Life, tells this story:
when Prince Pierre Dolgoroukow. one of the
heads of the liberal party Was arrested in 1913
for some political ofense OF which he may or may
not have been guilty and was offered his liberty
If he would pay the police %, 600 roublea, (say
28009;A he refused TO give the bride, and in few
days Was exiled to Niatka. In that same town of
Viatkn The secretary 10 the council ofregeney had
an original way of extorting money. A trades
man 0r d peasant would wait on him, and after
statng his business, would get gruf 9 Go to the
dewitt for ais ansW er. ~ Il stsN IL
aAs the sitor turned away disheaFtened, q
clerk would ask him what reply did the score
tagy make To your He hade me go to the deyiLi
Ell then, yoal must CO., Il do not understand
you. De not you know that the devil gives
audienees twice q week at such an hour and a
such 4 house ii such streetg Go there; you viii
End ii 10 yapr adyantaee; emily yurl must pay hin
WslIs uf course the sliatbr went, and was show
into an ill lighted ROOM cut in two by paEtiton
What 40 you Want r asked q voice from on tn
other side He fold his business. and the pretende
devil replied: Put go much money on the tabl
4tiere4 and It'd @Way al tastes you can; gu busi
ness shai be intended to- Tie devil made
large Fortune BY Tins petty triek.s5
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knaporta lgeatertlaY.

GALVESTON Steamship Texas-I4 bales cot
ton B S Harper &eo--lS do rags A Buck &co-5
bxs mdse to order--2o0 head cattle Ben Foster &
co--sundries to Order--Total Ia bales cotton
misunderstanding Kensingt on-Astd mdse
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Per steamship Kensington, from Boston-R a
Bowles-Biancand i Guitet-- KeifeF Bros--B Re-
senherg--M WolHr--H Fox &eo--Rawlins Mer-
ritt-J NJ HALL Harris-Shannon, Lewis Eco
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Aiper sMteIItael1ee.

UREBcRNx OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STRREq,l
Wednesday Morning, Sept, g. 1855
Yesterday was bright and warm on tile landing.
The dust is becoming quite disagreeable again.
Business was better than on Monday. The de-
tparting boats left with good trips.
The Annie Wagley not being able to leave yes.
terday, will continue to receive for all landings on
Red river, and viii leave on Friday. Capt. Alex.
Grant, Jr., is in command, and Mr.. ]. j. Compere
is in The Office.
The Lizzie Tate, from Red river, arrived yester-
day, and her officers report rise of two feet at
Shreveport. The Lizzie il receiving and leaves
this evening.
BY telegram % Mr.. j. A. Stevenson, we learn
that the Lizzie Gill passed Yieksburg on the 4th.
She viii arrive Tonight and leaves again on Fri.
day next for Memphis. Cairo and St. Louis
The splendid Virginia, Captain W Fitzgerald, is
off this evening for st, Louis and way landings
Mr. John GEaenough presides in the office of this
steamer.
We return our thanks for favors to the officers
Of the steamers Lizzie Tate and cieona.
The gay Mollie Able, Capt. A. j. Carter, will be
receiving this morning, for return trip to st.
Louis. Sheleayes tomorrow evening.
The Cuba came to the landing yesterday, and
will leave, positively, this evening, for Shreveport
and way landings.
CLIPPINGS FROM ouR EXCHANGES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Si.-The weather yesterday
was clear and warnl the Thermometer, In the
shade, Indicating a temperature Of eighty-siy de-
greaa at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
AtPittsburg, at noon yesterday, the river was
falling, with two feet water in the channel, with
clear weather, at temperature of seyenty,six
degrees above zero,
By the mark Mt the waterworGs the river had
fallen three inches during the * hours preceding
6 o'clock yesterday morning, at which time there
we're feet and inches in the channel. During
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cattis Rz,srhet.

aR JBEEaRsoH ory. september5 s, 1866
Arrived yesterday--194 Texas Reeves and 81
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-368 Texas BeeYes,
i6 Calves and Yeatiings, 26 Hogs, T45 Sheep and
Mich Cows. Stock on sale--Tl9 Texas BeeYes,
1897 Calves and earnings 800 Hogs, 1902 Sheep
and 46 Mich Cows. We quote:
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Commercial tanteIIiaenfe.
osssaEss oEsIaa. ". J. cAss s,nr

1REaoEET DFsIaa, Nc. 81 CAkP grRsxEy 5
Tuesday Evening, September q 1855
COTT0N- There was LITTLE more activity no,
aceabIe III the market today, but ii closed never.
theless, languld end unsettled. There are orders
at hand, which are to be flied under certain con
tingenees, even at extreme figures, but as they
refer To the growing crop, and a. brokers are ur,
willing to admit that the time to judge Of such
contngenciesha syet arrived, there is no apparent
s disp0aiilon 10 move ii that direction The sales
to-day footed mp 1915 bales. Of which one broker
reported purchases Of 500 bales. Prices are too
unsettled to admit Of reliable quotations. and we
cam therefore, only refer to the following as
closely approximating figures, VIZ: Ordinary
2A126e, good ordinary 2sas0c., low middling
elg9S2c., and middling 3fc9seo.
HzAT6ARST OH Gorror.
ssoeA haad ssos III lst6-baIes. ....... Ioal89
ssstIee elnes Saturday .tss...t.t.s 81
tsN 9s4seas9 b9l-- SIS
EKppstea since Saturday, a62
AR0sssa pFes4easix 88lu-A5T2
Stock % hana and o. shipbeafd cleared e8l4s
The exports are exclusively for Bordeaux
euGAa AND AoLAssEs-The receipts since yes
terday comprise 6s hhds. Of Sugar aud 10 bills. Of
sorghRm Aolassess There Is a marked improve
iaent ia tie markesao Sugar, although trapsao-
ions are someRhat light; sim, buyers eyince !
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VIEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPANy's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS s
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Re Sure you Get the Genuine.

BE sure you Get the Genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia, with his
signature wrapper and his name blown in the bottle
There are counterlets in the market
PrIce-slngle bottle 81, or half dozen 70 II SIS.
Should your Druggist not have the article do not be
put of by any of the Intoxicating preparations that be
offered in lis place. but send us, and will forward,
securely packed by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. 6s1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Fem.
CHAs. NJ. EVANS,
Proprietor,
formerly G. NJ JACKSON Coz
Fer sal by Druggists and Dealers in every town in the
'Hi''1 @''''@ BARNES WARD 4 co.
New Orleans, Agents.
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Marine Sntelligente.


CRESCENT nFFIuB No. 94 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Sept 5, 1855.
cleared Yesterday.
Steamship I G Harris, scringeour for Galveston,
@ @ Harris
Steamer Blue Wing No 8, Little, for Mobile,
aIe Master
Steamer Mary, Meyer, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Lady Gay Burke, for ST Louis, Master
NIX sehr Paquet de Tampico, Gauzane, for Vera
~ Cruz, i... j NJ 0riol
SchF Eugenia, Ferrier, for Mobile, Master
Sehr W L Burroughs, Housdan, for Bordeaux,
I,s.aas,g.. Creeyy, Nickerson eco
NIX achr Antoinette, Lamas for Vera Cruz,
| Joublanc
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, 25th
ult, to Creevy, Nickerson &co-4th district 43
Steamship Texas, Stanton, from Galveston, to
Halves & Bowen--lst district Is
Br sehr Lizzie. Leppert, from Vera Cruz, to mas
ter, in ballast-Algiers
l. STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Tate, Barnes, from Shreveport.
| Cleona. Pickett, from Washington.
Relow-OOming Up. @
| Schr Empire State, Chesley, 6 days from CALVES,
| ton, in ballast to Post 4 Hobby
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The col0red population Of Boston, Mass. isl in
crossing at the rate Of twenty-five per days but
the Traveller says that the experiment of intro
FSaa4 8F4 #f5s
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There are thieves in Portland who steal the pill
lows from under the heads of poor houseless
ehiligsn eacanaped in tents in the PASTURE SUI
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HOoNLAND,s RITTERs.
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

What class Of people will be most susceptible TO attacks
from CholeraH
Evidently those affected with any disease Of the stomach
liver or any of the organs appertatIng digestion This
class OF persons undoubtedly will liable contract
disease hunthose strong healthy digestive
organs. .H ...=.
The question then naturally arises, how shall restore
and keep these in healthy and normal condtionf
We by attention diet avoiding all undue excite
men using moderate exercise, avoiding all iutoxoating
drinks matter in what form presented and by the
according to directions, of that great Strengthening tonic
u. .E a1. -an 0t,". |F
nooFLAND,s GERMAN. H1TrERs,
PREPARED BY DIR. O. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA.
This Btter compound of fluid extracts The roots and
herbs from which tits made gathered Germany and their
virtues in the form of extracts extracted by Of the most
scientific chemists ana pharmaceusts his country affords.
tits 4..' -I ..lN". ut Ill #5
Not liquor Preparation;
In any sense of the world contains no whisky rum or any
other Intoxicating Ingredients freely used in FAM
lies without any risk of those using contracting the
disease vice Of Incompetence We WISH this fact distinctly
understood many apt confound this Bers with the
many others before the public prepared from liquor of
kind
| During the
CHOLERA SEASON OF 1840,
This Bers was extensively used throughout the entire
| country
as A PREVENTIVE,
Aud we have not heard of single instance which this
used where persons suffered from any Of the
| symptoms Of Cholera
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from John B. Wickersham, Esq firm of Wick ersham d
hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy
Works, No. 259 Canal street
am the recipient from you of one of the greatest avors
that be conferred upon man. viz: that of health For
many have suffered from of the most annoying
and facilitating complaints that the human family be
afflicted with--chrOnic diarrhnR
During the long time suffering from this disease,
attended by regua physicians giving me but temporary
relief The seemed to remain until induced to try
Hooands Btters After the of few bottles Of
that valuable medicine, the complaint seemed to he
peely eradicated often inwardy thank you for such
valuable specific and whenever have opportunity cheer
fully recommend with ull confidence in its reliability.
Yours truly JOHN b. WlCKERSHAM.
| New York, Feb q 1862.
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WATERING PLACES.

MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
Nor THE WATERING PLACEs-BAY
ST. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi
The new iron lowpressure steamer Isl
Frances.
-a @s- tsa JOE WALKER, Commander.
Will make regular trips for the above places follows
TUESDAY, arrival of A train, Pontcharrain R. R.
THURSDAY, 9
SATURDAY, I'm.
Returning Leaves Psscagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, Mississippi City and Biloxi on Friday morning.
touching at aIlandings excepting Ocean Springs,
The Tuesday Saturday trips will be made through to
Pascagoula, H..-
trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
~ /. Q. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CamelIa,
W. L. oozzENs, Master,
Will hereafter continue her trips follows:
MONDAYS. TX O'Clock N. POntcharraEn R. r. Train
TUESDAYS. .9ocockA.M. :.
THURSDAYS, 8 O'Clock AM :. -"
sATURDAYSl4 o'clockP.A
Returning, will leave ~ -i
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will direct to Ocean Springs
Biloxi returning evening via all the Watering
Places.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made
| less prevented by bad weather or low water
On SATURDAY positively freight viii be received after
5 o'cloek p II. train .-.4.s
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, 10 oarondolst street.
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line Of Fine Ocean steam
F..f ships. h 3H 70
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From A. McMakin, Esq, New York, No. 663 Broadway,
March 20 1861
DEAR SIRI take great pleasure in tesyng the extra
ordinary remedial qualities of the Hollands German Bittes
procured at your establishment
member of the family has been many years perfect
Tyr Dyspepsia Palpaton of the Heart and other distress
ing osprings Of torpid liver until persuaded to try the
above celebrated remedy which in few weeks resulted in
You liberty make any of this you t or
refer similar sufferers to Yours truly, . .-
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YOR.kk. %s,}

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. .~
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from the Rev Levi O. Beck Pastor of the b. ptist Church.
Pemberton n j. formerly Of he North Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the Baptist Church,
Chester, Pal
have known HoofRnd's German Bitters favoraby for
number of years have used them in my family and
have been pleased with their effects that induced to
recommend them others and know that they have
operated strikingly beneficial manner take great
pleasure in publicly proclamng this fact and calling the
attention of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
are recommended these Bter knowing from experience
that my recommendation will sustained do this
cheerfuy as HOOhands Bers is intended benefit The
afflicted, and is not a rum drinkn
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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RED RIVER.
Leaves o. wEpNgspAY "a inst.. At -.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at P. NJ.
FSOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-FOR JEFFER-
son, Shreveport Grand Ecore, St Maurice Cotie Alex
andria Normans Barbin's and all way landings Red
Rver-The ow-wpter packet Una Robt. Watson master,
VIM Gulbertson clerk will leave above. For freight OF
passage Apply on board or to 49,
or to FRED. Y. CELLOS IL Front street .
The Una is Nwwaer packet, draws only IL inches light
and stands AL in all Insurance Offices.
VIRGINIUS G. DENrAkL. Advertising AGENT.
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LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY. VA f7 nh
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vICksBUR

GREENyILLE, yICKSBURG, NATCHEz AND N. 0.
REGULAR THURSDAY U. s. MAIL PACKET,
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at 3 P. NJ commencing on
THURSDAY, 18th Sept, at 5P. NJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Hon. James Thompson Judge the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania
PHILApELPHIA April %. 1866.
Iconsdrr HooRsnds German Bittersr valuable ned
cne in case of attacks Of Indigestion Dyspepsia
certify this from my experience of it.
Yours with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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Leaves on FRIDAY,t7th inst. at 3 p NJ
FOR SIT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND ALL
Il intermediate landings-The magnificent passenger
packet Lizzie Gill, Jos W. Bryan, master, W. H. Rhodes
clerk will leave above. For freight passage apply
board, or to
JOHN A. STEVENSON No. Front street.
The Lizzie Gill will pay particular attention to the de-
livery of all Memphis and Bend freights
Ez VIRGINEUS G. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent,
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FoR NEW YORK DIREcF-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships u az t..
MORNING STAR. rs 70 TONS. Nelson Commander
EVENING STAR. .240l tons. Knapp Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 90 tons. Berry, Commander.
MISSISSIPPI tons Summer Commander.
MERRIMAOK.n 1900 tons .vansiee, Commander
HAVANA. q. Gtons ,Furber, Commander.
MONTERREY. 400 tons w hman, Commander.
MARIPO tons. Quick, Commsnfer.
MATAN2As. 400 tons. -, Commander
MISSOURI. .li01 tons. ...-- Commander
The steamship
VIII leave SATURDAY, September s. at o'clock M,
from the Compspys Wharf, in front of Jackson Square
Freight will perceived by this Line upon the Company
wna all times during hours, and the for
freight and passage will as low by any ohr regular
line .4&s saf&~&lgtss HHl- ere EU
Fox freight passage applyto
WILLIAM cREEvY, Agent ~
"a a 50 Oaroudelst street, New Orleans.
| tH- G.. K. GARRISON, President,
! f=@ GTa 5 Bowling Green street, New York.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND KEY WEST
To sail on THURSDAY, Sept 9Th, at 5o'ciocS r, NJ
Pr THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YORK. SEQ.
E7oR NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND KEY
| Il WEsT-Fhe magnificent ocean steamship .r q
#75s RoLLtNs, Commander
Of the Baltimore and New Orleans Regular Line, will sal
from her wharf foot of Jackson street Fourth District
uay above carrying United States Mails ticket
| ing passengers through to New York 4't
For safety and comfort this steamer
Her cabin spacious and her Staterooms elegantly furnished
combining all the modern improvements.
Stsero0ms be secured application at the Office Of thu
| Agents
No freight received after O'Clock en- day sailing
Freight taken for Philadelphia and through bills Of lsdnt
signed therefor. AZ % s4-s a5- .75 ~. F
4 He-a WITHERSPOON h HALSEY,
| % CRrondeet street
CREEVY, MCPHERSON Il CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at. s O'Clock P N.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR
rsonburg and all landings Black and 0uRehtA Riyer
The magnificent, fast running steamer r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05

pom NEW YORK D1RECT-THE FINE