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UsTEEs, SALE.

Whereas, THE GREAT WESTERN PETRO-
LEUM AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis
MO, did, on the Twenty third day of January, \. ID.
Eighteen hunareo and sixty-sx convex to the under
scrlbed 70 secure the payment certain promissory
note, made bY said Company, and bearing even date
with said trust 6eed Tor the sum Of ten thousand three
hundred dollars payable to CHARLES w. FORD, or
his order one day ter the date thereof with aWfl
INTEREST," and aso TO secure the paym ent to said Ford
OF all other moneys which he might, time time
And whereas 1t was In and by said Trust Deed pro-
vided mat, in case the said Company should make
default in the payment OF the MONEYS secured by said
note OF in the payment OF othe noneys hereaite
be advanced by he said Ford with interest thai the
said Trustee might proceed to sell the proDerty In said
deed decrDed or any part thereof pub vendue to
in st Louis, Tor cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time. terms and place OF said SAFE by
advertisement IN some newspaper printed St Louis
And whereas Default has been made in the payment
OF the moneys secured by said deed, notice is there
lore hereby given that the subscriber such Trustee
dred and sixty between the hours of IL ana /
O'Clock P. NJ at the east 'front.' of the Court House in
~ ou MO- sell at public Vendue for cash to the high
est bidder, the lands In said deed mentioned and
which are described follows :A that certain tract
of and situate In the township OF Harmony county OF
VenangO. and State Of fennsyvapia bounded and de.
northeast corner OF the Herhiner Companv's land and
thence extending south and thr Ourths degrees
west hundred ana seventy and TOds to
at the southeast corner OF the Herkimet COmpanys
lands south seventy and Onehalt degrees east
oItyone and seven-tenths rods to the southeast
corner Of the piece; thence north and three ourths
tennis rolls TO post the northeast Of the tract;
then north eighty-eigh and One-ou tn degrees west
thirty and eightenths rods 10 the place of BEGIN
ming containing foIty-iour acres Of land.
629 nOt Trustee
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CLorHING DEPOT, soHUYLKILLA ARISEN AL.

OLOTHIHG DEPOT, SoHUfLklLL ARSENAL.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL 1866.
SALE OF DAMAGED BLANKETS.
Win be sold at Public AqcuGn; on account Of the
Eerrv road Philadelphia Pa, on SATURDAY,
july q, 1856 commencing 4 St 10 O'Clock A. Nj
1SOOOl fHREE THOUSAND
VO'''' 80 WOOLEN BLANKETS (DAMAGEDA
Samples of the same can be seen upon application
at the Schuy arsenal OF at the ON ee OF Messrs NJ.
Fourth street Philadelphia
Terms of sale Cash, Government funds.
Purchaser must remove the property Within I've
days after date OF purchase.
q Treyet Br1g Gen GEORGE II. CRoSSMAN
xssistanf Quartz rmas ter General u y ARM
D. HENRY w JAMES,
Brevet Major AyQl Ai United States Army.
71l9t Executive aud Inspecting Ofieer
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or SAFE also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY 81 CoWDEN's.
DY0TT g. CO.'S
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
G. L A D N e w S

G. l. A d n e w S
FOR THE UNFoKTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in ali for the SPEEDY and PERM,
MINT CURE Of al diseases arising from excesses or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION
Emissions, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility I'm
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY
Ihey can De used without de- ecion and never fail to
enect Cure If used according to Instructions
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
Pnce one Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
NJ -, Price Three Dollars.
From ouI 70 six boxes generally required TO cure
derived rom using single box -
In Chropic Cases, and particularly when Impotence
or Geiita Debility with Nervous Prostration has
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Efcacious Rejuvenatng
Package Price Five Dollars, will last month, and
is general.y sufficient '
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month can be used
1t gives strength to the Organs and with the Pills
VIII restore them 70 their normal condition.
designed as Lecture and eau ion to Young Men sent
free' Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Of your Druggist take NO other, but send the money
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. Sl9 BROADWAY New York
Anu you VIII receive them by return of mail post pad,
For. sale by DYoTT & Co., No. 2s2 n. SECOND
street 6nS
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THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
II act in important locations for the New FORK Acct
dental Insurance Company ActlVemen OF good address
apply 10 FRANK o. ALLEN, BranCh office, NO 1i3
CHEsNUT Street Apply sOOn. 2a
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nNOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
II OF Capewen y Co.'S Patent WIND Guard and Air
Heater tor CoS on Lampsi Il prevents The ohlmneys
third the o eau ana them they cost but ten cents
No. 2O3 RACE street Philadelphia Sample sent 10 and
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
ICE COMPANIES,

ElASTERN ICE COMPANY SEASON OF
4 lbs daily 60 cents per eek; 70 lbs daly
lbs daily 81 95 per week. Depot No 24I QUEEN
steet oeoW Third THOMAS j. LYONS,
6l JOHN 3. MYERS
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
OFF1CE bUPERInTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING !
WARRINGTON, July g. 1855

/ ARGE SALE OF CON DEMNED
ING, ETC.
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SHIPPING.

.~5@Eks> HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE
IS14Al4kkf*s ISS14Al4kkf*Ss .ANCHoRLINE OF STEAMERS" /"
"6ALEboNfA.". .c3SBRfA,s
"BRlTAENIA," aNDIA.'
LfVERPooL, LONDONDERRY, BELFAST, DBBLIS
RATES OF PASSAGE,
- PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY.
$50, and STt
iHE PXiD 'GiEiRiiiiiFfiJXTiEiS S'''''''''''"
issued Tor bringing out passengers nom the above
LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE
ALL STATIONS ON THE IRISH Railway
SPECIAL n N0llCE.-Passengers will take particular
notice tn the Anchor Line"is the only line granting
through tickets at the above rates from philadelphia b
the points named above ana that the undersigned is t
only duly authorized Agent In fnis9eipha IA .rr,
app" !" Sole Agent for eAE6Hos IiNE,"
10 no. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
HnaE@A FOR NEW Y0RK.--PHILADBL
uRs1s delphiA Steam Propeller Company De.
leaving dairy at l2 NJ and P. M, connecting with all
Northern and Eastern Lines.
. For freight, which viii be taken upon acc accompanying
3l6 No. lS2 s. DELAWARE avenue
ITO SHIP CAPTAINS AND oWNERs.-THR
IL undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON
the Dock that he Ia prepared with Increased facilities
TO accommodate those having VeSses TO be raised OF
csuRsT w give personal SsSOn to the Vessels SIO en-
trusted to him for repairs
CaptaDs or AGENTS ship oaTpe.nIefs and MaehnIsh
Having the agency for the sale of Nv etterstedt's
Patent Metallic Comp Cson for Copper Paint fOS the
alton OF vessels bottoms, for this city
pared 10 iurn ish the same on favorable Terms.
JOHN>H HAMMITT
KensingtOn Screw Dock
llS DELAWARE Avenue, above Ia UREL Street
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MEDICAL.

VOX POPULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, I|
No. 771 South THIRD Stree 4
Price sl'OO per Bottle; $500 for half.a.dozen.
The UNDERSIGNED citizens take pleasure in cheertuy
IeeopmenGing the use Of wrieht's Tar syrup for
eyer liver complaint pains in the breast bfoScSis
nnamnaton ana restriction OF air vessels the lungs
GRsTss GRssFes q SsSn Srasn FSSsS' Sass, Rrsi. OSS
James Noien hSareT soSog ofHoge ''eTc"V ONCE
William F, Corbit, Associsted Press.
William II. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police r
graph, Fifth and Chesnut streets. "'U fO'i'e
James ". PeTrlne No, ll2s Charles street..
H , a. Davis No. a23 Gaskll street
Robert TSC%pson HG no. ISL los S9Ps1 street street.
c re Marc9, No 62s Franklin street
CAR sfaE%Gg5 ao%sla NO. No. S 6ck FTSP Itqoss street
II. 9. bartlett No sa1 RgOS s. SeooSd Ss5S street
L. Rates: No sos Arch street
Aa csGTeH cn@F1 No No ~ H. Z sSsS% ssSSDG .tTSS
7. M. earthly, No. lO9 Eireth' s alley.
HasSett SO s THsna SsDal HsSS9a strsSt street
8; seymour Rose Busileton.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street
YhomSss 10 fSGsS % sSasS and s Quart streets
William Barns, No SIS south Front street
s. $. SANFORD Opera Manager
Mrs. s. r Choate. Newark, Del.
M. William B. Wright
SIR; 1--WE take pleasure in recommending your ITAk
as %Cn m amy
ioI the complaints set forth In your printed bill areay
submitted 10 the public AZ gratifying to suffering
humanity we VIII cheeru lv recommend your prepara
ton to al afflicted with diseases which designed 10
cure, Yours etc.,
DILKs son, Druggists
n, e. corner Pine and Sixth streets.
For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. COWDEN'S
DYOTT g. co IS,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further 10 say thai
ne IS prepared to fill orders 0nd forward the Syrup Ia
any part OF the country. Persons desiring other ior
nation by nail win ncose postage stamp answer
VIII be returned as soon as the exigencos OF business
Will admit Address
o WILLIAM b. WRIGHT
$40 No Ill & THIRD Street Philadelphia Pa
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MISCELLANE

J.. VAUGHAN MRRRIoK, WILLIAM H. MRRRroK
JOHN r. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
MERR1OK IL SONS,
ENGlN EERN AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land. biver and Marine Service
Boilers Gasometers, Tanks, iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds Ell her iron brass
Iron Frame Roofs Tor Gas Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations. etc ~ ~
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most i'm
proved constr ucton.
Every description ofPlantation Machinery and Sugar
saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines etc.
Sole Agents for N. B'leuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and AS
pinwan Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 630S
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Il Page-af ,leiIbgg--0 Georgia. Z Cotiee &eo
Keerny. Blois &eo--G A Fosdiok-hendall, Hot
brook &ca-Meyer, Deuteh Y west d boWl9 ,2
Henderson g. Gaiaes-W NJ Grant 7 Faul-Gh
Craig &co--D Taylor Y Sons.
sneucer &eo--R S BI0rse--E Marqueze--J Martin
Names. Ward &eo-J Sytae-0 q Halld H Han
sell !Vco-E Heath " Pessou- Montgomery Bros
,Tas Gonegal-Gates, Demerritt aeon Metiraw
IT p Heaiey--Leyi & Navra-H Holman q MaIks-
PDwyer- Griffin s Poreh-Russell Il Hall-h Far
Finlay & Bale Bayly &co-
q g Ssaulpson-J Adams &co--L II Stewart &co
L Tramontana-J II Garter-Steamer Fashion--
BloclS ~ Britten-E Thompson &co--iJ ] Hart &Go
j G Spnr--Hogan & Patton--PothoH u Knight
+ Gogsrty--Blelock &co-Geo Ellis-A Hennng
Collier s. Lawrence -Grietf &. Byrnes-kneil Y
Lnckey-F Ayet & Cambon-J S Mannessler &cQ
Schneider & Zuherbier-G Trufant--G, Bsh9p-1
Hennug Shannon, Lewis &co-Jn no Pnglps .S,,n
Shark, Stauffer &co-E Roger &co-Webstef @eo-
Atlantic and Miss s S Co.'S D Moody &coz-Mor
ris W0olf-R Bleakley &co--E Rlckert-oar[I n
& Horan--L N Lane-Hallowell Y MngnI-bus'
sew &co-AD Grief--F orcheimer Bros-DunGaq
Il Baker-Folger &co--Davis, Sewell &co-N J
| Weis-J Gauohe-J Yanhorn-Knight &co-W
| A Peck-Page, Peele s. Moran-Ch Malmsiey y
NJ Gould-T' s Waterman-H StomoergTr
@ Il Slocomb-V Vincent &co.s Ae9Ic9 4e ia
Blackmar-F D Darling-L Grunewald--.H Fox <, !
lco-EYose Bros-A r Cochran--G Hickey, NC
! Kenna-R McGinn--G W Hynson &co-G W Gol
lier--G " Byrne &co-Rosenberg, scnerck u D.
/ A Rousset-Sam Locke Yoelkel--B Kosenperk
+ Herron--0 Dejean--E Laae-Read y Hunt 4 t,
/ / ] Wickerling- Knrsheedt & Bienvenu-E Hack
4 er,-G fieaumont-W s j McCracken-A Tirrell
CO CO Sears Morris Smith & McKenna:
B Nautre-T Fitzwilliam Stern Bros-Mrs wi i
son-Bapene & Ferre--A 7 Bennett &eoc-C
Gould-Jno Heney Aeon Greenwood Son L
Gonery &co-Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-h &c
! nar1sGates, Pemerritt &co-B Newhall-
c 3a s Guitet-Perkins y Hersey-M " Smith
, M Berwin-N[cLaurin, Potbier &co-A Lanaqze-
j 0tis-Riee Bros &co-D Kelharn &co---G
zer-J w Goslee-D L Shearer-and order
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TOWBOATS.
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
y s1DE.wHEEL AND PROPELLER lo|BoATs;
AchiIIes, sidewbeel, Gspr. BOWEN.
NEW BoAT BUILDING, side,w1oel, CAPT. LANE
NEW BOAT BuALDtNs, sido-wheel, CAPT LOMBARD
Equator, Propeller, capt. WARREN,
wabash, Propeller, oAPr MELVILLE
Benubltc, Propeller, CAPT. sruRTEyANr.
vyicaeo, Propeller, CAPT. FALEETr,
rreeumseh, Propeller CAPT scaELLENaEK.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. GooKsEV.
Reliance. Propeller, CAPT. AvERILh.
The Achilles having large deck capacity well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
Tho wabash Norman aud Reliance haye powerful Steam
Engines AID Pamps capable Of throwing at lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute
The number and We, Known Of these boats dem9r
srated last season. that unnecessary della
WIN occur at the Bar.
For terms of towOg9 uhterago uss Of puPps appiyt
EDw. a. YOKE CO.,
| 50 Poydras street.
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gAarille SateIIiqelltt.

q "
2 Fl CassoFSr OFFICE, No. q CkMP STREET,
4a8ss5ag III ii wednesday, November I 1866
CLEARED Yesterday. 5 q
Steamship Monterey, Edwards, for New York
Steamship T G Harris, Lockwood, for Galveston
Steamship Hudson, Pennington, fqE sabine Pass,
s a4sst5 ssS # Halves 81 Bowen
steamship ,rrade wind, Champion, f5r Havana,
#s.4 D DoWd
b. steamship 81 Thomas, Coveti, To- Liverpool,
steamer Lady Cay, Burke, for 81 Louis, Master
Steamer NJ s Mepham, Wood, Tor Louisville n.
Steamer 8Iohawk, Arnold, for St Louis,
. 4 Burdeau
Steamer sarah, Henthorn, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Atlanta, stapler, for Apalachieo OLA
Bark Celeste Clarke, Foster, for Boston,
lBr sehr Loutna, Mcpherson. for Matanzas, Master
Arrived yesterday.
Steamship Havana, whitman, from New York,
30th ult. to VIM Greeyy-2d district -,
Steamship Goneordia, Sears, from Boston, 18th
nit to Creegy Nickerson 8Sco
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, from Galveston, to
Jas Connolly &eo-1st district IL
ssteamship Clinton, Farwell, from Galveston and
"a Indianola, to I Harris-lst district l6
h bark Angelica, Ysern, from Havana, In ballast
K :, to Inaster-4tir district 55
7lschr JoYen Joaquin, Villa, from Matanzas
t. ballast, to PUG Bros-Point
"a ToWBoATs.
le 4Asii IA Bowen, firm Philadelphia, via Key west,
ntl Yorke &co-lst district
toi ca, STEAMBOATS,.
u 81 NlyRer, Mason, from Memphis.
n 2asMSs9las, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
n na.ts an Blasdel, from Cincinnati.
"a NV sErsoyell, from Jefferson.
lis PA sissg,,a SAucoin, from ThibodauX
r. i in9lsOI .aapughlin, from 0uachita River,
M LILY Hanl, Finkbine, from White River
n Isa5sea l III from St Louis.
ill ~ sta5e FSmith, from Arkansas River
glgo, Ssov VIZ Il Alabama Riyer-Basin.
w .s frances, :" aiArom MOBILIZE RR.
Ill schr Queen of the Wess,asnnaTrs Fam Rordeanx
.,l Sept 10, to master osets' ~ ~ 1s''1ze
u. Bark Eureka, -, mo Tavana
RTemora
Y, Ths officery Of the steamsRsa ~. 81,
weston, reports the bark rom Ha avian Ia
"A seW Pass.
IS We are Indebted to Messrs Gre, Niekerson
he CD for the following dispatch:
At aSouthwest Pass. Nov 6--Fhe ,nsbin Con
lie cordia, Capt Sears, from Boston, oa 9 arrive
for to-day 954a4 ERsoN.n
IN Domestic Forts.
pbiladelphia, Nov 6--The steamship !, 80 -,
ast Union, Capt Cooksey, sailed to-day at 4 { =
a. 49, Exports Yesterday.
tbs NEW YORK Steamship Monterey--l40 ii,
oo+ton ON bhls -four 100 do oranges 42 bbis ~
his ses 20 haIfbbls do 800 hides IL cases wine Al
~. an pIsssB INE PASS Steamship Hudson-T0
the sundFss g poEs Ssk p9n rs aRa sI5 hi
,ble onnles 200 bbls potatoes 200 SKIS bran $40 ties
fhe al hales moss Is ties hams 1000 slaves 10 kegs
,sss " I I'VE IrVRRp0OI,-Br steamship st Thomns-
an 1,aJaa cotton 1853 slaves 81 pIgs specie
~ I'M s0SfTflN Bark Celeste Caike-l499 bales
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maaa,pt. . Proanee Ye..eraay.

/ 0tis-Riee Bros &co-D Kelhan Acct w 81
,er-J w Goslee-D L Sheafer-aha oFoer
Reeeipts OF SFou"ee
MEMPHIS Steamer Snutherner-l9l ba!es cos
ION I H& J N Allen-344 do 4 johnson @eo-
l55 NJ Greenwood u S0n-l36 to Boyd; Sq,enla !, o.
Dean, ADAMS y Ht9I ~ =, ~ :
Bpssey &co--S4 Summers " Braanins-io y tl"Le
IS Stewart, Galbreath flzer--i2 flsuih Seo-lo
Gallaghef-6S Chliders, IafleJon {Sco-oo y ~
Lacey, Terry &ce--64 ) Beckett &eO-o0 40 70
s 0& T a Nelson &co-50 ) Is NeWmah ec0-9V
Campbell strong-4S D r Carroll &coI-4 =, 10 70
J w Person--36 MOTIFS tlschet &eo-o,4 " Goas'
Matthews &co-33 Il : Buckner @co.o9 Jennings, |
Wioks &Go-2S Horreil, Gayle GGo-,4o patIes s "
lie Sassier2S Allison &eo-30 2 n bfsots go
% ] ? Harrison y Son-25 Jno WHltLls g SUI u
q Given, Watts &co-2l Payne, huntington "Go
Is Conner & Seixas--H Lamb. t9alnlaI Seo 9,I
Widerman jens en-lo hlaISl, pol,to.i1S =
IL r K Walker &co-lI Williams, ElAol SGo-io
Dobbins 4 Pleasants-l3 winston MORRISON S1eo-g
10 johnson, Denegre y Pnen-lg DO bntt fia ASH, q
fIyon-10 D0rman Il Bruno--I0 BoQhgny y LaGl%-
pon-9 Martin, Hawthorn &co-S Batyie q 5S0pie
5 Tapp, Dickman, Hill " 5trahge-9 Aloy, h''a' -
COT Lowe Il Bignen--7 Davis jenkins eco 10
Clinton s. Richards Byrne, Vance &co-9 40 10
R Fl Fraser--j Fulkers0n, McLanfm &coI,A uo W
w J Robson I 4 : Henders0n-aJ \ FoW oo7
Il B Hood &coo--3 Tansil, bornoaGk &co--g az
Britton. Moore & Bragg-6 Glenn, Chalmers geo
~. AL y.
ker-l 40 Perkins. SWens9n 6co.i Fanua!t go
Dean, Adams u Cali Sumnefs@ RFa ANN D.,
do Jno Phelps &co-55 pigs to2aeGo W. PEI,
thuysen-90 bxs bread Campbeli, hekIof4 ~co--S
bbls whisky NJ Tnrnbull 6co--z2 eskS 9aSoh a. ~
Keep q Gaulfield-20d do to Falrehlid, Sefnoeh q
Bingham-50 ties lard vilarubia-lbo Dols n9lI
| Given, Watts &co-sundries 10 order-zo0o baies
cotton #l
| ST L0UIS-+Stgamer Baltie-l5 bXs apples 10
Peasants, Patton &co-64 do IA bbs apples TO
!Ps G o 'Riiey-25 bxs apples g n Worthir gt0n--lO
| bBls apples Cummings, Brown &co--l5 do tIler
| son 81 Winstun4-l24 SKIS bran Geo p Hite-209 90
Prudhornme & Elliott--40 do F DelB0ndio--22Q4
I do to order-T bbls eggs Schneider j. zuberbier--
| 1856 bbls -four Hamilton s. DRnnica-lOO bbls flour
EJno I Moore-1O0 do Tuustall, Chassaing &eo-50
| G G Wayne-1I7 do Kehlor, Updke &co-55O do
s q Kennedy Sco-450 Prndhomme Eliott=-ts
| r DalB0ndio-lO0 Wood Low s. LudWigsen-l2l
Huntington Bros--3T4 e B Kimball Gco-370 do
EtbeIl + Tbomss-320 do Lamb, Qunlan {sco-50
Ibis nork d k Converse bbis apples to P Del
Bondio--5 bbls whisky B NJ Tnrnbull &co-30 bbls
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ aud every sATUh.
DAY Mt S PIX
kHDR HAYDU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PhA.
que4ne D0ualdsOnVille, and all intermediate landings
TIE and superb side wheel steamer St MIchoInA, s.
HenC master j. G. LbanO clerk will lsaph as above Re.
.urniug she will leave Bayou Sara sverv SUNDAY enc
THURSDAY F0r freight or passeEe nppgrto
ARTHUR TlIIBAUT 81 Peters St
btONGE BAStt, is Bieuvrle at
Shippers responsible for payment OF ralght
YlRGlNiUS G. DENTlEL. Advertising Agent.
REGULAR Z. S. MAIL PACKET--TwLOE A WEEK,
Leaves every SUNDAY, al A. NJ, lad WEDNESDAY
at Il p, II.
gH0& BAYOU CARA, PORT HUDSON, B&FOt
4 Rouge Paauemne Donadsonvine, aud all ntermedia
iaraiDgs"-The passenger steamer EnfOuEEhe, V. B
BATsne1 master, ahye5 as above
Returning leaves Bayou Sara aVery MOSHt Yfmd
age apPly board, to
" n sURL8, %, Canal street, or
COMAUX Il SN iT'H 50 Canal street
WkGlNlUS g. nEN'f2EL. Advertising AGENT.
REGULAR fsAYoS SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA StFINE8-H. 4. @ REAGHGuSB, master
pRQAt 4ER and MILLER. Gierkg.
Leaves svery hSS.SAY at p. NJ and FklDAA 81 ~ A.
ANDM ia on SARA, PORT HUDSON, BAEOt
4 ROuEt, f.AQuamne, DonaidspnVihe, and all lntfl
mediate Landings the taking freight for FL landing
N BHyGn Latonrche For freight psssage apply on board
rrto
j. l. TITUS, Agent, No 3 Tchoupitonlas street,
GELLOS It tfR AGTSGI, ASolts, Ii Front street,
r1RGIfuHS c. DENF2EL, Advertising AgeuL
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REGuI.ARGo Asst AND BAYOU LAFoUECHE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 10 A NJ, and FRIDAY
AT P. M.
Steamer J. NJ STThRP-A rUGks, Master; JOS. Dali
FERES, Clerk
NOR TFsTEODEAU &T81sAE. PAtNrCOuRT-
Z Vile NHHneaHyle DnnGldonYille, and hl intermediate
Coast Landings, will leave regularly as above.
The ]. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to cuaSt
freight and passengers For freight passage apply board
| ]. S. RELF, fch0uritnuiRs street
The j. NJ Sharp will connect rip with the
Thos Powell and will take freight through to Lock
'''" vIRGINIUs C. DENTaEL, Advertising Agent.
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oPRLoUsAS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, att M. avn
FTOR OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BAKkhs
L mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landing y
Bayou Courta6eau AtchafrIRya and Mississippi tyets['
fine light draught passenger steamer C)eOn, u c. FASs
master j. b. Schnit clerk, will leave above b ~
turning will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MVhsa,
ING at 10 O'Clock Partcuar attention paid to coast 9
ness For freight passage apply on board foot %
-'@-' CARRIERE Il LOGAN
Corner Reuvillc and Ola Leyee stress
VIRGINIEs G. DENT2EL, Advertising Agent. -
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3 P M
TInER OPEEOUSAS-THE New, LIGHT DkAA1a
T. steamer j. IL. HIude, q. Hinckty masser, ~ SSs54
nison clerk, will leave for Opeouas Washington i i
Barre, Mouth OF Bayou Rouge, Smmesport and u alaT III
on the Atcaniataya river and Courtble above ~
freight paBBnge, apply pDaru ~
j. Z. GhRLTN, SO Old Levae strsA
VIRGINIIlS C. REETGEL, Advertising A54---
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STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIPS:
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP o0MfANE'S STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Forming Regular Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
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BOSTON.

F1OR RasTON-THE FIRsT-CLAss AMERICAN
ship Polar star, having large part of her cargo
engage !, will have quick dispatch.
For balance of freight, apply to 1-,o,, co
46 CHrondtlet street.
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yoHs NEW EoRR DKRECT-THE FINE
Steamships
MORNING STAR $500 tons. :. Nelson, Commander,
GUIDING STAR. 1900 tons. Berry, Commander
MIssISsIPPI ..22OU tons. Summer, Commander,
AERRIAtACK 1900 IONS -. vsnsics Commander
HAVANA, .. 900 tons i. Whitman Commander.
MOI EY..,... 400 tons -. Edwards Commander.
5ARIPosA ,,.,.l4 O0 toms. :. Quick, Commander
NATANzAS 400 tons....- Commander.
MISSOURI ~ 14O0 tons. =. Hudson Commander.
The steamship
Havana.
WHITMAN, Commander
Will leave on SATURDAY November 10th, at A. NJ, from
the Company's wharf, In front of Jackson Square.
Tho steamship
HUDSON, Commander,
Wlllesvs on WEDNESDAY, November H. ats NJ, from the
Compsny's Wharf, in front of Jackson Square
Freight will berecerved by this Line upon the Company
Wharf at all tnes during business hours and the rates TO
freight and passage will low hs by any other regu"
| line.
| For freight or passage apply to
| WILLIAM CaEEvY, Agent
s. Carondelet street, New Orleans.
c. X GARRISON, President,
| Rovlnp Green street, New York.