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without sponging or thum 81 no piece.
young Livingston endeav0lC4 10 ram tha
cartridge down, when it igsilsa, causing
the ramrod to pass thror his hil, tear
ing off both his hands, an otherwise lor
ribly mangling him. lie lived b. about
an hour after the accident.
A young man named Edward Hun
toon, was badly burned about the head
and face, at Castleton, on the Fourth, by
the premature discharge of cannon, and
it is feared he will loose his eyesight. A
Mr.. Gibson had one of his eyes injured
at the same time.
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Tte factory bridge" is not considered
saia for fast driving, and travellers should
Oh erve the notice."

On Saturday and Sunday last, there
we're "a deaths in New York from sun
stroke.
@Newburyport Mass. has raised Sl2,.
900 for Portland. Lawrence City gov
eminent voted $4,000 for them.
- The legislature of New Hampshire
before they adjourned on Saturday, voted
one days pay of each member for Port
land, making about $1,000, and the people
of the city of Concord have contributed
$4,000 for the same purpose.
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Married.

In Bellows Falls July 5th by Rev, VIM. H. Wight, 0S
CAR COLE, Of Mt. Holly, and Miss JENNIE NJ HoYT, Of
Rutland
In this village the 4th inst by Rev. NJ. A. Stevens
both of Dummerston.
At the Ingraham House. Chester, July g. by Rev c. c.
Gurr, Mr.. LORENZO sHAFFNER, of Jamaica, and Miss
SUSANNA L. HATH0RN, Of Londonderry.
In Chester, July 4th, by Rev c. G. Gurr, Mr. CARLTON
W. GoWAN and Miss LIZZIE j. MEAD, both of Chester
In Keene, N. H., July q by Rev W. n Clarke. Mr..
HASKELL G. ToWNE, ofWapole, N II. and Miss LIZZIE
Y. ELLIS, of Keene.
In Bratteboro July 3d. by Rev A. sherwin, Mr.. CHAs.
STEWART, of Walpole, N. Ii and Miss NELLIE T. AN
DREWS, of Londonderry
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BOSTON MARKET.
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1866,


CoTroN-The market for this article continues very
quiet and prices almost entirely nominal We quote
low middng at SO a 50 middling SO "a 81.
FL0UR-rhe market for Flour has been steady for all
choice family brands, but low grades not firm.
The sales been at 50 az 50 30 for Western superne
GRAIN-The market for Corn has not varied materially
during the week Western mixed sold at 81 q 81 O2 y
bush. White Beans continue in very fair deu and.
PROFESSIONALISM has been In steady but moderate
demand the past at about previous prices Beef is
firm and and the sales have been at full prices
For Lard the demand has been quite moderate Butter
has sustained very full prices.
WooL-New fleece has been arriving quite freely the
past week The demand continues quite active and the
sales have been considerable at full and advanced prices
GOLD-l49 Is.
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Statesmen Wanted.

vNE WANT Statesmen In each county in the
w United States to sell at Wholesale Retail Good
Pay and Permanent Employment Guaranteed. Business
light and honorable. Our agents making money.
Small capital only required. Call address.
$3.50 q. G. D0TY, & CO., Bradford, Vt.
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|fallsGim.es
|RNING, JULY IL, 1866.
| Matters.

M0RNING, JULY ID, 1866.
MI Matters.
= NO BILLS ON STATE
hose in this immediate vicinity,
I Keene, Charlestown, and Clare
10 has raised nearly 5000
rs a midnight serenade on
don Monday night, in which
In it did very well. Give
Is fair of Emmanuel Church
Bed off very pleasantly and
esulting in receipts to the
.4.
q. Villas has sold his house
|treet to Mr.. Mosley, express
m this place to Springfield,
session on the first of Octo-
Fourth of July the lightning
3 in Charlestown, N. H.. do
mage and stunning a little
Holbrook, but who has pretty
u since.
laSrtisemeut of Cobb & Som
~ have just commenced bus
saloon this week, and for
1esome things they are not to
&nd mean to make it q place
sort.
IN this Thursday morning
foad bridge this side of East
burnt last night. The down
into it and were badly smash
\ passengers were hurt. No
liars.
bay last, Frank S. Written,
IF about seven years, and son
ftten Of South Reading, fell
b Of a wood shed, where he
/ play at the school house,
kplit edge of a stick of wood
J severe cash in his forehead,
framing his left wrist.
Dan Scripture of Paper Mill
IT., was drowned on Sunday
kat about eight o'clock, while
y he was subject to fits there
y that he was taken with one,
|Nyas only about three feet deep
int in to wash and battle, and
there was no help.
|. nj. Williams has closed out
in manufacturing bedsteads
aiding and removed the same
New York, to which place he
emove his family in the fall
Capt. ID. S. White formerly
e, and recently of Ludlow
moved to Potsdam a few weeks
artner with him in the bust.
Ness to the firm.
'ille supplies Rutland County
n for democratic candidates
being q candidate for Sena-
!. Hawkins fer States Attor.
whom were former resident:
e.
ills of the bank of Bradford
,er redeemed at the Nationa
demption in Boston.
dge the receipt of thu
the Senate and House of thu
/ of our legislature, from tn
e Montpelier freeman. TIL
Il done, and we think also GU
Ter than usual. The publishe
INKS for the copies sent US.
.e sent us from a friend at NJ
ass., informs us that the balloon
|ast week, was one that brok
Pts mornings at Pittsfield, Mas
bus making an excursion on il
greatly to the disappointment
erowd at Pittsfeld, which G,
Is a live man go up in it.
pg is the town of Londonderr,
q every dollar of her war deb
lawsuits and has not a sing
the present time. Barn
has held the office of overse,
more than thirty years, al
lnuously during the last thirt
=. Cragin &Vilas have bougl
lot of S. F. Merrill, on tt
rcen Street, and will immed
ence building a house thereo
intend TO have ready for o
ext fall. We should like
more records just like this.
foung man drowned in Sprin
oned last. week, was Ephrai
Pged 10 years. He was drow
River above the village at
+ the COX bow" while bathin
pie TO swim he had 1oated on
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Died.
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries nclut
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length

In this village Sunday, July 8, Mr.. WILLIAM CO.
MANI, aged 65 years.
In Springfield, june 2s, JOHN s. HERRICK, aged 80.
In Putney, June %, of Consumption HARLAN K,
son of Warren and Sarah B. Parker, aged 30 years.
At saxtons River, May 81 after painful illness Of four
months, LAURA BISHOP, wife of John b Newton aged
81 years, 6 months and "a days
The deceased had been for years. the subject of failing
health but toward the close of her life, her decline
much more rapid. Though her suferings severe
and often intense she cheerfuly resigned the viii
of God patiently awaiting whatever he designed her
She often expressed her willingness to remain with hei
beloved family If 1t the Lords pleasure to comfort and
bless them yet onged be with Christ which IL far bet
ter Thus she passed away from earth and has gone
trust to her Savior whom she beholds through
glass darky but face to face sharing in those joys whct
| unspeakable and full Of glory CoMA.
| Vermont and Wisconsin papers please copy.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
John Clarke ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, 49, for said district.
To all persons Interested In the estate Of JOHN CLARK.
lat Of Rockingham, in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
NoU hereby notified that instrument in Writing
purporting to be the last will and Of JOHN
CLARK late OF Rockingham, in said district deceased,
has been presented to said court for Probate by Aonnn
Webster and G. Button two the executors therein
named and that said court will decide upon probate
thereof at session 10 be held the Inn Of francis
Phelps in Grafton, in said district the first wednesday
In August A. D., 1866, when and where you may b
heard in the premises you shall cause
June, 81, 1866. 2GN
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NO BILLS ON STATE
hose in this immediate vicinity,
kecne, Charlestown, and Clare
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simeon Buckss EslaGes
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the probaA,
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, %. Court for the District Of
Windsor
lae Of reading, In said district, deceased tstats.
GREErINd
WHEREAS, George H. Buck, Executor OF the last viii
and testament Of the said deceased propose rendering
an account Of hts administration and presenting his
count against said estate for allowance, ut seo Of said
court to be held at the Inn Of H. Howe In cavsndsh In
said district, on the Third Tuesday Of July, 1896
Therefore, hereby notified to appear before sid
COURT at the time and place aforesaid and show
any you have, Why the said ACCOUNT should not b IL
lowed
A. D., 1866
262S GILBERT A. DAVIS, Register.
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Notice.

WHEREAs my wife, ELLEN NJ. has left my bed and
board, without just provocation, hereby
forbid all persons harbong trusting her account
shall pay debts Of her contracting after this
FREDERICK 8. HOWE.
Bellows Falls, June, q, 1866. 1928
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has raised nearly 5000
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IS a midnight serenade on
on Monday night, in which
it did very well. Give
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yeS eFesas Daily Crescent araaaa onHg stptett g. 1856


and the Dle Vernon, together, will be strong
team in tbs Yi0ksburg trade.
The Kew Orleans line of boats will commence
their Regular trips on the 18th of next month"; the
Won PhNl taking the lead. As soon as business
will Justify, the Des Arc aud Commercial will
commence in the White river trade. Arkansas
viii not be forgotten, this season. Crews already
being selected for the various packets while
mQay of the idle boatmeu are emerging from their
summer hiding places to make engagements for
the coming season, which promises to be lively
one much like those of 3" Ante bell1m " times.
Some brilliant chap proposes, through card to
the Cincinnati papers that boats be made to carry
steam gague in their cabins so as passengers can
explain The cause Of explosion should they han,
pen to bust like that would do any good
The Ned Tracy Cant Writ Ashley. arrived
from retirement Yesterday. and is ready Ia receive
freight for New Orleans The Tracy has recently
been renai1,sl and freshly n9inted and is in pxce
Ient coSditSnn Mir lbs W-f:1en Mas charge of me
ofica - ''
sNIv. Srr,rrs E7vpprse % ,esrvezt, i, ,,r- nm man
RayosT fasf and snenSid nassolra'
~ it S ata HpterulI pasasehse q
rt 49, Tr,n 81 H.
at < tn5eH fo~ ths ahoa and eoot iar
nes paSseers for M iI, 4ir n ~
o ~, sV Ioas' Will ~ Viie oiies
IotI, I1,T 8ts,sts, ,y, yse,!., 7
+;,1, q 800 Ms Ia,i ~ i61eo1 III H.
fothrita fast atl s,lon;5 ~ mi ocot nv
ram 'Ie .tt0 ~ tn "ot
,ot ~ +b EIa as ~ AZ +
ai no tf, 4 at VI r~o elAs w ~ seI
risa nv o' oai o ~ ob ~, M we ~
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7 r
~ 81 pniouiastg4mef Lazy cay crates cab
pas mdse S * hr 9p4 t %co 15G 9bs Hour
str6n~ s enc ot"n " % I'll shs o95s = :
onnes do onio UpiS pottoes 4o Dds
cabago Miller Mever HfGy Gs esRs e gg[alFs
lot fIrnitnra = e W. ei so ItBtfe ds n a;yns
I7o ska corn IA N P oos nouT avg Ss bran
bbs apples NJ Dnhen Io ME- SNs p0taI9es ~
aggs IA ke at+a. W Ppls potatoes ~ bhLs
xxi, a mus e 5acon to Schneider
q q Rev IKE nggs 59o oNs ana Dds apples
y fcs bsNS 15I "PJ Eggs Kegs butter King Bros
bbIs -four io NM TS's aopr :, 4 hennedy &co-9O
bbis 0n 9s hi. paS ,ieel DuSoqchet &c060
bra9 20 pu's q sks0atoes 100 SKIS OF
Wonds e%DoSse SKIS corn
ION t,b 1865 obs Hour 10 Gsks ba'
g9 Jaos patSer Aeep Y CaulheldS0Q SKIS corn
.oois nogt grace, paws &co-250 bbls flour Is
E P Is i AZ nouns bXs ndse to
6toWn-1go oois hour 40l Kegs lead 20 tics lard to
~ E naIa pl r %c9 9e ties hams 43o bbs -four to
:, q Ogiespy @co-25 Dds apples 4Ol bbls potatos
q Mahs a 6 do % bbls EEout 10 fkns butter
Dorman q Bruno--l2 kegs butter csks bacon lS7
sEs potatoes G Lauman-llO bbls potatoes 100
6ois Hour Dbl carrots 3 do beets 10 bbs apples
9tq p,2t 9ay3aGk-l pow cotton scraper to
L Prltchard-7 bbls liquor bales q bxs mdse to
Schmidt Zieger-l0 do Lehman Newgase Geo
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NEw WAY 10 Pay DEBr.-Miss Nettie
Whyte, at Chicago, H., the other day selected a
pan, Of shoes at store, and, taking them in her
them 10 friend and would be back in a few min.
utes. Meantime would the obliging clerk be kind
enough to keep her little satchel for her? The
obEging clerk did so, but several more than a few
minutes elapsed and the young lady did notreturn.
The little satchel was opened and found to be
empty, The clerk was indignant, for the shoes
were not paid for, 4 few days after he met he1
on the street and demanded payment, She had
no money but asked if he would take her waterfall
as security. He would; so she quietly detached il
and gave it to him. The next day she called al
the store and redeemed her hair,
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Receipts Of Produce Yesterdoy.

! oet9 SKIS oats $3.50 SKIS bran 4239 bbs -four "
Receipts of Produce Yesterday,
CINCINNATI-Steame Lorena-I bxs mdse az
fkns butter go bxs cheese Is ties hams 10 hhds ba
con 30 bbls beans 100 doz brooms j Adams &co
25 bXs cheese Avet & Cambon-l3O sheets iron
Beggs, Woolfey &co-4 crates earthenware cks
| do Bertel &co-l csk do G NJ Bayly &co-l hoy
| glassware E BenjaInn-Il bxs mdse G t Buddec
ke-l do r Blaokmar-2 do Branch, Crooks &co
~ pkgs mdse 9 L Crane-32 pkgs furniture E Bis,
choh--5l bdls iron Chambers & Latting--6 bdIs of
iron 10 pkgs machinery W LCushing-olI pkps Of
leather pkgs mdse Carroll, Hoy &co-l bx mdse
Connely Bros-l00 bbls pork Z Converse
l'doJas Connolly &co--l0 hhds bacon M Barton r.
co-48 hhds baconl5 coils rope Oscar Bereier-5O
bxs candles 81 pkgs glassware NJ G Crawford-2
SKIS barley 100 bbls pork Chenoweth, Casey Eco
so bbls hutter Is bbls beef AZ bxs cheese 10 csks
bacon Is ties bacon DelBondio-l2 tcslard 10
bxs bacon % bxs cheese P Dwyer-50 bxs cheese
81 fkns butter 20 bbls oil 10 csks bacon 10 eighth
csks brandy Z bbls whisky to A Grieff.7 dc 100
hbls pork so bbls oil 10 eighth csks brandy 20
csks bacon 10 ties lard 100 kegs lard to Grief g.
BSyrnes- "a kgs earthenware Franck, Stratton &
Hirsdh--232 pkgs furniture Smith Yeiser &co-3
pkgs mdse Ellis & ChamberIin-98 do FoIger eco
81 pkgs glassware u Gauehe-S do j Gauche-36
do G Harris-3 do 7 BerdhOuse-S bxs mdse TO
Jas Gonegal-6 do = J Hart &co-l1 pigs ndse
Isaacs0n 4 Seixas-l4 bxs mdse @ fIarrisSI0 do
G N Morison-3 do Moulor & Dumeistre-5 do TO
Stevens d Seymour pkgs mdse Peyton& Wash,
burn-45 do Taylor, McElroy &co--S do to Arthur
Stone &co-6O bXs mdse j Simonds-6 pkgs fur
niture ] Yetter--5l do G @ Sampson--7 do w & j
M n DO Mitchell, Craig &co-l6 do b
y G Moses-l5 do Levy & Englander-4 pkgs mds
bbls oil G W Genella-56 fkns butter Jno a Hess
80 pkgs furniture B Hubbard pkgs machinery
Hunt,& Brown Dbl fish to ] E Hyde &co-300
bhls pork Keep & Caulfeld-27 pkgs furniture to
y kelham &eo--a bXs tongues % csks bacon to
s q Kennedy &co-24 reels yarn N osMail Line
20 fkns butter Ga bxs cheese to Jno Moore--S
mowers iron safe to P Manico &co-lO0 empty
bbls A Mitchell % pkgs leather L Mann &coE
loo bbls pork I ] MchIillan--30 do 40 bxs cheese
bxs mdse McFarlan, Straight &co---5 reels yarn
MoCuteheon & Hubbell--12 TICS hams 10 csks ba-
con II Ogleshy &c-30 fkns butter 40bXs cheese
Y Pessou-l iron safe-43 pkgs mdse IL baskets
liquors 81 bbls do 10 halfbbls do ] qr-Gask do l
eighth do Schmidt & ziegler-9O bxs cheese 200
bxs candles u ties hams Y kegs butter 81 fkus of
butter Schneider & Zuberbier-S1 bSs cheese 10
bbis vinegar Stafford Il Wilson'S reels yarn 4 f
Slooumms9 plows Stark, staufIer &co-20 rolls OF
leather Sehorr-24 do N W Smiths axles to
Sehwartz-Se cases ale 5 WolT-18O bbls pork to
West i Nettleton-IO0 do Vose Bros-39 ties hams
J Vanhorn-S do % dez washboards fkns but
ter 10 kegs lard 10 bxs bacon IS bxs cheese to
Seward 4 Glynn--25 do % fkns butter g Thearer
" esks meat Ware,tS Bros-~44 pkgs furniture to o
to order ..5H
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t HBe1Ovy-ComanR Up,
Schr Empire State, Chesley, days from Calves.
ton in ballast to Post & Hobby
Exports Saturday.

Exports Saturday. ffs"
NEW YORK-steamship Marmion-459 bales
cotton 1872 hhds tobacco / Dbl molasses 8 bales Of
wool and sundries
NEW Y0RK-steamship George Cromwell
81 bales cotton Sc hhds tobacco 1874 rolls leather
misunderstanding Concordia-133I bales of
cotton Il bales wool 81 bales moss I0ll hides 1870
bbls -four 200 pkgs mdse
BRAzos SANTIAGO-St Austin-5O
bbls -four 500 bales hay ESQ SKIS oats 100 bbls po-
ST LoUIs-steamer W R Arthur-l5oo bxs of
sugar
HAvRE-Bark Wetterhorn-12oO slaves
LIVERPOOL-Ship Hansa-13S, G5l feet lumber
HAVANA-REig Sir Robt Peel-10O bbls taow
1872 ties lard u ties hams 494 SKIS oats 1000 SKIS bran
30 empty hogsheads
MOBILE--schr Lottie Weems-53 bbls flour 2
ties hams kegs lard 50 bbls potatoes 224 SKIS oats
1923 SKIS corn and sundries
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How fast an. army may be moved by railroad is

How fast an army may be moved by railroad is
thus calculated by a correspondent of theiLondon
Times with the Prusstan army:
When the Prussians were concentrating their
army for the invasion of SaNony, they found that
it required one hundred trains to move corps
darmee of thirty thousand combatants with an
sible to dispatch more than twelve trains a day
50 that itrequ5red neatly ten days for the move
ment of a corps.
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Martnt SntelligeutE.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, !
81 Monday, Sept. 3, 1866.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, I
e Monday, Sept 5, 1866. ;
Cleared Saturday. r4.g
Steamship Marmion, Hazard, for New York,
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, for New York,
Steamship concordia, Sears, for Boston, Dl'Ai''
Creevy, Niekerson SEQ
Steamship Austin, Lockwood, for Brazos San.
Steamer " Arthur, Carson, for St Louis Master
Bremen ship Hansa, Wicke, for Liverpool,
w Buddendorff
Br brig Dashing Wave, Otto, for Lagnna. in bal
Br brig Sir Robt Peel Conner for Havana gos Nsl'Sy
schr LotHe Weems, Fisk, for Mobile, We - .,
Goldeubow & Lesparre
go Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Raleigh, Walker, from, New York ed
4, ult. to Jas Connolly &co-2d district
4- ToWBoATs.
Yankee, Cali, from St Louis with barges ESQ
STEAMBOATS,. zNh~ - by
Lafourehe, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Hunter; Palms, from Pointe.a-la- Haehe.
Arrived Yesterday.
mo arrivals from sea reported.J
STEAMBOATS,. "fo as F&t
Loreua, Robinson, from Cincinnati
Lady Gay Burke, from st Louis
Una, Watson, from Shreveport.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
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o Northernpapefs speaking of Pendleton. tl,e
RNsgt t preacher who is making speeches al the
good tarily ETC. There IS no nss ii y Ya ,,es
sf,5Ylag to talk horse, 4 when he don't know the
w ol5nerence between blooded. cold.blooded balf.
Dsg 4, a and thoroughbred. Mobile Times
9he citizens Of Amsterdam. N. u, have rot up
;SeIllheates q good ehaTaeterof Dr. Dostie. Isn't
( enough tnat the poor fellow il dead without
beng Amsterdamned ?--[Ibld.
Ilie e amount melted BY the Menken during the
VS. 5heatfleai season, was considerably enhanced
9y fhe economical style of her wardrobe.-ffbid.
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Receipts bv BnIa,

Receipts by Railroads.
N. O., J. &. G. N. R. R.-sept al bales cot,
ton and sundries to order
N; o., o. & g. W. R. R.-sept l-2O head
cattle and sundries to order
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STEANISf4IPs,
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP GoMPANY,s STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.


STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana Queenstownt to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of lsdug
hers at through rates of freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
Storage tickets granted by this line to bring
passengersrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port Of destination may either axed on signing
the bills of sding, declared by the holder of the bill
of sding within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aRording the importer this choice Of
~S'Ae'S =" - %t-tt4 ~T
THE BEIT1sH AND AMERICAN STEAK
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIREor,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
GfE Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. tons. .,..P. JamOon Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. toni. ....J Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons. "A Finn Captain.
MIsso 1864 tons .... "A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. ......lss5 TONS IT Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1879 tons VIM l.. Mssuey Capt
166l tons ......J Graham Captain
CAROLINA. tons. ..,..J Hairby Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. H. p p Couchs Cspt
Cabin Passage Liverpool s12s gold or It's equivalent in
currency. ...r
For rates Of freight apply 10
HUNTER, AsKEw d CO., Al OArondelst street.
Connees of goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng the office pay their freight and obtain ds
livery orders for the
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IA SINGULAR MISTAKs! ---A the time efsthe ex-
pi0sion Of the General Lytiet says the Madison
SInds 6seHfierA gentleman named 9chiaref. az
auppoasd Dit hiR soa Ha took ID home, the family
CO.. lrnsd bis conviction, there was great grief ia
iisa a1Hse. and dnAlly the funeral took place aud
ire posy Hss inferred in the family vault. Last
saturday afteTn90n, eosthe alnaEenelt Of every
eesiy u walked Young Sehiaret, alive and well
I Eas case of mistaken Identity. He had Just
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-03
Imports Saturday.
NEW YoRK-steamship Raleigh--Astd mdse
ReeeIpts of Produee saturdax.

BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche--1I bales
l6 SKIS cotton and suRlries to order
/, ACHE-steamerH Hunter Sun.
dries to order
ST LOUIS Steamer Yankee-14,551 SKIS corn
1878 SKIS oats 1886 SKIS bran 1899 bbs -four IA. =