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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
Sale Of Pools ON the Third Days Racing
Last Night.

The large attendance and spirited bidding ct the
sale of pools by DR.. Underwood last night at No.
116o Broadway indicated the increased interest In
the fall meeting at Jerome Park, naturally resulting
from the attending the first and second days
sport This interest is evidently growing greatly
among all whose leisure or other opportunities per-
nit them any turf knowledge, and the succeeding
days are likely to be much brilliant, in popu.
lar sense than those OF any previous meeting. The
peculiar talents OF the CHEEKY voiced auctionecr
were kept in full play last evening making up and
disposng OF pools, and some very high figures were
offered by confident knowing ones In support OF
their Judgment upon the probable results OF todays
racing The bids showed some diversity OF views in
this regard. yauxhall, Pennock's entry and
Wiley and Australia and the Jerome Park
entry running very close for the first and third
races respectively, the first mentioned being how
ever the favorites throughout For the second and
fourth races Moore's entry and General Duke re-
spectively were declared favoritcs. The following
pools among the large number sold, give tho state
m ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

BUFFALO. N. =,

BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. !, 1883.
The attendance at the BuYalo Park Association
trots was much larger than on the nrst day. The
weather was nne, the track was in excellent order
and the trotting was very exciting. The following
IL the conclusion Of the unfinished races OF yes
terdayirst race, NTH, sixth and seventh heats:--
Lake cnOIe beue.. 4 i
v, II. Wellh.... ..........................x
IIuy .................. ..........ss..s.s.
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/ i" BasleiRh," The New York correspondent o.
the Boston journal. gives the following sketch o.
The history and status Of The great Erie Railroad
war, winch has the merit Of being more intel
lieible than any before Published:
For many years Vanderbilt and Drew have been
fast friends: in gigantic operations that have laid
out the street they have been Allies. Their drst
quarrel was about The Harlem Vanderbilt won,
ard Drew paid heavy sum for selling short. At
the last election Of directors for TIE kre road Mr.
Erie they Congratulate themselves; II they lose.
hey euFse "eld Drew - he ~ called. Tho
usual CRY Of " med dog y vas raised, and ~.
Drew VS. left out in the cold. He went 70 Van
dsrbi!t and complained. BE said BE- could not
Vsnderbilt sid be should be put on.
4 a. the next meeting Of the board tho commo-
dore. true 10 his promise, ordered one OF the d.
reotors to resign. which - did - Nov, gsntle-
Ss s q ,n board" rvs dons. Nov. gentle
men, elect Mr. Drew your treaswsr.n The gentle
men did it 30 far I'll wee peaes. The next step
on the part Of sbe commodore was 70 monopo-
lie the travel 10 81. Louis. Mr.. Drew attempted
msn a- With soms rosss out West to lay 3Ifd
rail TO secure vide gssge track to the Missis-
|aippi. Vanderbilt sent en- imperious order TO Mr..
Drew to dssist, telling him that be vas posshing
on his manor. Drew said - ehpuld nos .ishdrsw.
n.I. y Dss g s. W. sss ss..y :: K
bscisd 81 ths Ess rosd. y: DIV : ashtins this
battle alons. 'To susta!n hln.slf. he Tire. the
% sis, y e sspssssS e @gy IsX:S eS s ss
bought up = fost = 10 eoersd Il for sale:
NJ Drew then ssped the neg stock, OF which
20 much hes been nd. h DID this % buy
up tbs lines Of road y which sloes he could 60
cure 70 kris her sbsrs Of he PaeiGs railroad bos-
mess. Then cane injuncfioos. con'empt Of court,
ssden fos arrest, aod Other proessdinss that have
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09
RICE AILlls-..~.."..-~..slCE NILLs

Having secured tho services Of Mr.. PETER NcKINLAY.
he inventor Of the most approved RICE now In
Who has ben 50 snsassd IN the
strncsn, rsstisn and management Of Rice Mashny, ve
prepared, under his supervision 70 construct I'll kinds
Of Machinery required IN the preparation Of Rcs for the
catisns-
modal Of ucKnlay's PAtsnt Rios Hulsr, suitabls for
hoss vhs suvass Rice br dsmsss eonsumption can BE-
sstabishmsnt 49, -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

TME1APEUTA0 VALUE o. onuAuLf
CO. - tChsmises IN Paz1p
Ferruginsus oyrup - Peruvian Bark.
In soving problsu hthete 1eeeEs1 unsclyabe ~ %
savants,- q t6s COMBINING Q! non WITH BARK
nAULf Co, Chsisisx y Il Z q PFfncs Napoleon. q
PHrs have discovered madeleine q snezcsponal merit and
tns most hishly esupstsns psnses ~ euss rs''ens
he following Important dssuns be- bssn rssavsd os
0srany country rscoezed % pss the Grst chsmiss IN
De world Professor Dsesinski Chemical AnaIysu
ssla ne . s Ss1se Sss sdss ossssss = vs.s& s
AtHr aRIxAULr has meussds4h he hsp,ssss aanss |.
combining relative Qualities d different paris Of his PURE
AND ExcEILANr MEDICINES; The more % = the ire.
nors rapidy Absorbed than sny cehx 1ugnous medicine
Mr. 0RMzuLr6 FE9nu0xNOUe SYRUP is thsrefcre on.
r19nsus sdicine vhieh - s5lvsi hs hspsute problem
- :scss 49, & ~; 70. "a s's ~ p . : 3. s.t
sah ,a,y.r :. - Law .c Gem. hoseissi cSsnss
L. ~ - h uAs1 tans ~ Preach Anhss.sdor =
ue.s - Sd =. 9s2s;l; e. = "r'd' ~ hsh
: : - Z a rFts ~Yuuun KunAssY ~ vmHAl
Uu1nA. AngnoA IL \
~ourzExmD-h ~ - ~ Iesss yos sddrssssd = BIZ
ExSiSncv ~ AnhoGas hsvs he HoaoF - in1orn
s:s kss..s Z - g ssa 5000 ~ 3 e
ssas>snhhh oaum~ prrnnxe.
s--s.~.r-cc' --as i''f z;Hi 8 go ~.
49, 0unA pZo09en D0oom eUu&oTA
n1oWuy 81 ohsnisek - s't7'-A 49,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

a 2; sEELxm,9 QUITO. elnnEHg
james nrsss. b Ne inmsdisas vicinity q the foloytns
pm. Pisntsr5 Tyler, I-esor1. ConmsrcsL Pelican, Or
;eans. nsrchann, vicksbug and Penn Having aut-elen
proved Be ( prepared hs On ~ piek osttsa hsn ans
Sss . Pre-. oSsir.us oass, ~ or..sss arsss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09
AGRICULTURAL.


hi ssbssuss ~ oetsop has bssn dsnsasrsAsd - b
peculiarly sdsptsd ensss and - snly n
suval soil but slus The up~nds Il ninspp Thas q
notsubjsst 70 b esoysd b. the caterpillar snd sthsr ~
n q cetsn hsx bar year ny y est - ssa 70
The nazks and sach oD d pounds "a Ne - than
dpary ysd Of ooon that it, nbrs b srengr I'D nnsr
than hax cotton and that Il worth Than doubs IN
Europs than The bsss ssa land Cotton; that requires bat
tss labor and vha planted yin rsteoa sd pFspasas
itstn vishout fhrhse labor for great nsny yeAsn fast
ames ndsnnis. Ths subscriber he's plants Tor sxhbisa
the rsuh 81 his personal labor and roots FRESH F8on
fHR GROUND. which 70 live propsrly planted.
~ : - p JAMES KrAPP
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

CENTRAL HOUsE. MAGNOLIA MLss
% NILES FROM NEW ORLEANS.


-ox fm-
LINE OF THE N. O., JACKSON AND O. N. r r.
This beautifully dtustsd and conmodioss Hots having
sstsy renovated newly painted and provided With
furniture bedding, and put in complete and perfect
order open for guests The Hngements for families
desire health and pleasure There
yellow cholera this point
High sltituds-neary 100 feet above the level Of the
giving pure and wholesome stuospbe pure spring water
pleasant grounds for promenadng and Hns bshtng IN the
Tsngpshos river Ass and cold baths In the House
Daily communication BY railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New Orleans Of the advantagest be found here
Ts the sportsman the country affords abundance Of game
and the plenty Of Hsh. Livery Stable well supplied
with horses and carriages connected with the establish
ment Also large vegetable garden furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays and
Sunday excursion 60 and from Magnolia Fare BY
families who desire remain the entire season. liberal
rsneemsnt will be made IL is the determination Of the
deugned 10 make the Central House A FIRsTCLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained
q IS arsf. ~ cHAa sMEDEs Proprietor.
ITNI7 ED srATEs H esTAURANT.
rhs undersigned hes the honor TO nsoru the public that he
IL to RECIPES ON SATURDAY, l4sh inst. the United
States Restaurant old Stand No. LIS conmon street
rhs EsAbishmens will = fornsy be provided With the
- -'' 80 1900 - FRITZ HUPrENBAuER.
NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY GALL THE ArrEN.
BELLE .ap M rs sss. s.s e
htsed tstefuy sne shall endesv % seep II in all
but sood liquors am cesnd-ns the BELLE NE sPHis vii
;s:, s:s
!. - -. = = ~ - -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

M CAL.......-....... ~ EDICA 4.
1vl 81. I3ls - - ItIfl.ttT
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large Cities North and South Afford h extensive
practices IN al forms q dssss than Thirty ysarA This
experience enables him instantly TO psrosvs the remedies In
dcAtsd-ior either and ali sgss and conditions
Privats Diseases such = FEMALE AILNENTS, GENI
TAI wBAKNEss FILES. SYPHILIS End 0oNoR
RHEA. in the most aggvstsd forms. speedily cured and
vsstiss 81 faint and dIsod eradcasd from the entr
system the skp restored 70 native beauty and the entire
organism 70 lie normal health
Psrsons desiring d.. J. whites advice aBd rsEsdi VIII
call 1t the Il s. Charles end Julia srss
are several Dr.. whites In the cisy 4.s4t.t
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09
MEDICAL.


TURuERp rrC pouuoReux
i = ~ = - q --'-' 4 =. -
800. ~ j o .,.....i.s,Ai - 81,
.i ~ tisrs. \ t..
-. !. ... .ses
- -. - -, :. = : = :
.t.|. ~ .l.a IN r..I.1a 4ltE
$3.50. ~. ..I = - e. . s.srtL + /.
-. 7.s.iI 4 !. i f,i.s4 =
~ ....t-,s--+i sc $780,. a,,rt
- - = (,
~ Vessesn - sPeeeS 2SesS 10
tett4f r., n ar. is1ft
-yop-. ''..-'' S.,-
4 : ~ n sl,ss = s
-. ...l,.a. ~. -. =. y. 49, l--L
asohALoA AND ALL hkkVous DI1kAskb
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

EXTRA .-.-............oP EOlAL.
Dr. Mewes Msss - Usl.s veeuun.
sssions instantly relieved, which health
large class Of dssass Il vigorous circulation Of blood
Into and through psrt spsrHssd upen Of which
nsurshss, nvigoratss and snaress pnanmty. small veal
saa' BY restoring he equilibrium Of n.sarss slssdod 70
them; By which Il ID rsabls remedy fbr Paralyssd
Bhrunken fazts ImPosney weak sexual Power Spsma
tohos Seminal Dsrangsmsnt Diseases from Self Abuss
Painful and Incontnsncsof Urine Enlarged Possxs Obst
elect vsossls esrtan forms Of e<resuz which
other means ssssb sara Hundrsds have bs Hss1sd
/ sssufu1. '.-.'.... .f-s.sq''fa t'f
his Medical BasAs -
Eradicate Usnstituonal syphs SKIN Diseases. Hsmou
Rhsumstsn Mercury from the sysssm. which nsdicinss
alone fad 70 rsseh bat used tossthsr elect wonderful
Privsss Diseases Cursa spssAaly.
Remedies prspsrsA snd urushsd for al forms Il dssass
acute and chronic Of slthsr sax
omos houn from a 4. 70 sP =. Oonsultat1sa fss.
frsasmsns sssh Charges nsdsrusa Strictly eonndsnHal
4 T. HoWE,n D, u Bsronns ssrssk
EnGT: n:; (. a as;s:,; Ne IS
yss " Ss,:sa:ss @ % 4: LsisIss
we'll s: excite srS a.. ss , good ne
ssd eeessoa . thsir bsosdsasl
ss .u 'SssRcfP I nyn ~. .s,s %0'
shs p.ss.s hold she snaae,us
70 ss SS sS rss n. he suns as:s
s.S:s : insrsa:ss sssss.. 's ads:d ss:s!ss b. =
Tss: Es:Sss Sitter, which S::: ss:.iass q 10.
ss
NEW MARKIAGE GUIDE.
-. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN.
On Pathological Eos Abussssnd Diseases incident to
ycuh and early m.shosd which s.s:s. 70 Mar
- - = DR. . sxrLLsH HoUoHroE
ERENCA MEDICINEs H vooUn-
By GRIMAULT CO.,
Chemists - n. l. n. Prince uapelssn
tx y Ruz RI0HKL1E1. PARA - nsas
Ne Hsrs Ga Liver Oil.
en1nAuIrs SYRUP OF IoDxED HORSE RAslsB
rHs 9 ssS w sss sss y p.s &C.
sSsss Il de elsss sssf< Emphsie dsordsr rssn sici
en-: > sss ssss
= s:.; 4. ss.s
Ne Were ConsunptlsR.
oRIMAULrs sY1UP or HYrH0sPHArE on LuE
fh. nsss: s',s,sss remedy = Rs:' , .as
sssss snd Il 1ssisss Fssadly rsso'sv hs hssls IA
No More Poverty q the .leed aad Pais
Cenplexisn.
pns LERAg PHOSPHATE or uoM
nh ssst.e.s medicine contains ~ esns.ss 4 shs
.Sss and so1ss az Iron = aSd sat-
sss nspesdy cures chorcsa pains IN the stomach dcu
Ss majority Of he xcsdss y Medicine Of Paris r,esr
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NEw. ORLEANS GREsCEET,
TIE INV o.LnAss o.nsouur.
ovTCs ~ cAxr ST.. NEW o.IRAxA
Koo uq4ED2IA7
}. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND Proprietor


Rprep ~ sssis, material end pslisisd vsl-bsns Of
esd1 o. Nsv OFisana the State s LousAna and the s
essahwss vin - I. The fusars. bssa b ~ -
~ parpsss q this journal The columns Of sach dsys
s rsfssd 70 - N earnest Of The hfsnss ~
90 vhtch thls dsslxn Il sxscntsd y 4fs
wh.s the stsnd-poins Of the cRBSCxST d ndsads.t
- VII rsisrsnes y an The mbjscs Of nsvnpaps osnmsnt
- tssussi ~ spnisns viii always - ls1n1 y ~ -
ddly, dsn.itsly a,d fsarisssly sxprssssd t,t.....
sassfhlly $1,000 ssrDs e
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

oYy1c8. ne uoRTH Third STREET. a. LOUIE NO
vm sslseit Psssn ~ pesssn1s fsas.4 suiaA - 80
jsssd slsnA xxpsstns ~ predss hsn sssA ~
sbsail psssnSs nzss sppensioa - bsEIy w. ssss
nd bsvss 49, = ~ bssassn ~ dina ~ - -
49, v shsps sa&ns - = - avsi6 iantAgnMk AnbO
- ssssndsd 70 prsap<lys s1vies ass h "a snsa
Dess q - rsGgnso glvU W. tuBs6 . - -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

n. O., J. q q. n. K. R.-Feb sly bales of
cotton Warren. Crawford &cO-i Pritchard-2
Catching Il Elis-l Flower Macs NJ Hlar
co-6 NJ MussOn &cO-l2 Battle Il NOble-ll do
l. Walker-25 J b Steedmsn-2 Thompson
| JnO Williams x Sonia Hogan PattOn-l do
J Z Powell-3O Hy Won Phul jr &cO-l3 Britton x
Moore-24 7 H Il J NJ Allen &co-2 GersOn-59
Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-6 W r Greene Bros
4 Barrett & lie Sassier-5s Richardson & Mays
l. Adams-27 Payne, Huntington &co-4 I
Henderson-26 JnO Hardie &cO-24 Jos Hoy
4W Wheeless &cO-s6 Lacey, Terry &cO-6 do
Davis jenkins Is Stewart, Gabreath FL
zer-78 I ToTan-32 p Higgins &co-9i do
C A Green &co-2O, 600 brick r Seaton-2 cars
timber Gubernator &cO-Tots' 735 bales cotton
N. o., o. d q. W. r. R.-Feb S-li bales cot
ton Plauche & Witt L Lacassagne-7 Aiken &
Rainey-9 A B Charpanter-l A BOnuafon-4
II MOutOn &co-s do is bids sugar ii bbls mo
lasses Lafitte, Dufilho &co-47 do Bower 4 Garner
2 do Dupre q GIevemberg-l do W Farley 4
coz do hhds sugar to | Adams &co-4 do
A Rochereau--3 bbls molasses hhds sugar to
BOuligny & Esclapon-l 3 hhds sugar bales cot
ton Broussard-3l bales moss TO LefOrt-ll4
SKIS cotton seed NJ Labusquere- head cattle $500
pickets and sundries TO Order-Total 46 bales cot
ton IS hhds sugar 90 bbls mOlssses
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EmpOrte.

INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-Steamsh
Crescent-slO 900 specie u rreasurer-sll 400
do G Ieyeque-S52OO do II Il WOOdhOuse-s3j00
do J Marks &cO-s3O0 do A Pslacio-2 cases mdse
Stern & Bro-l do o B Graham &co-4 do Simon
Il Loeb-$SgOO specie 500 currency pkgs mdse
safe Texas ENpress-l0 bales cotton Pilsbury
Is do Payne, Huntington &cO-9 do Ware Bro
z do Francke & Danneel-l do 3 bbls tallOw box
DO Dbl mdse & Pitcher-l5 bbls beef o Ber-
cier AGO. bbls tallow Z bdls skins 81 hides to
l. Mann &co-34 do Chas Whitney 6cO-4 bbls
tobacco Marx & COhen-2 ties hams JnO I Moore
&co-2 bills tallow Francke Danneel-l3 csks
bacon W Sanford 6cO-20 sacks pecans to
atlantic and Miss S Colo beeves McQuoid d
Mehle-suudries 10 Piaggio Bros-E Pilsbury-
Perkins, SweDson &co-and Order-TOtal sl2 900
specie AZ bales cotton
ROCKPORT-St Steamship Austin-s600 currency
% hides Bennett &co-l00 beeves 100 calves
McQuoid & Mehe-2l7 do 81 beeves Inbau, Ay-
cock &co--sundries To order
MOBII.E-Steamer Mary-S7 bales OF cotton 3
bales hair Creevy, Nickerson &co-G6 bales cotton
PUG Bros--4l 90 Blakemore, Woodbridge &cO-2l
Lockett & Lockett-l7 Lehman, Newgass 6cO-1
Flower Mses-suBdries to Order-TOtal 2l3 bis
cotton
CARDENAS-Schr Orental-379 hhds aud
tcs molasses A Thomson &cO-70 hhds Of above
were thrown overheard during the passage on
account Of heavy weather
UTlLLA-schr Angelina-Fruit to PigniOlo
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Receipts OF Produce.

CAIRO-Steamer Continental-50 bbls meal to
Beadies, Wingo &co-2O0 do l. Gunther Sco-l2j
bbs -four ; DuSOuchet &co-lO0 DO II \ SoriA
Sco-liOd do Prudhomme & Gracs-lO0 40 Jas Con.
molly &co-5O0 do J II Pohlhaus &co-50 SKIS malt
II n Soria &co-4s bbs meal McFarlan, Straight
&co-l3O SKIS oats Ii Oglesby &co-l47 SKIS oats
NJ Druhan &co-63 DO q 7 Buddecke &co-25O do
J Murison &co-493 do B Kimball &:o-ll7
DO PrudhOmme a Grace-llO do Geo Martin-2j9
do W Byrne &co-249 do II Kennedy &cO-66
bales straw TO order-23l bbls pork West L Net
tletOn-S3 do Cobb. Dolhonde IS do II y
Sora &co-60 do w Byrne &co-2l bbls krout
Miller Meyers pkgs tobacco to order l hid
do Beadles, Wingo Sco-6 do r I TOrsn-l do
Jno King-l76 caddes do Mayer Bros-lS5 do
U S Quar,ermaster-s7 pkgs dol Woods-l5 do
10 oIder-6 do | bxs mdse Chas Whitney 6co-
4 bbls liquor kegs do case wine l basket do
bXs mdse Clapp Bros &co-2 bbls whisky Yeat-
man &co-5 do Kirkpatrick & Keith bxs mdse
W Mauhews--6l bxs cheese DelBondiO-2 pkgs
sundries II \ Soris &cO-2l pkgs mdse J Woods
! Go u Sturtevant-50 bxs candy NJ Lewis eco
trunk mdse II X Carter stove plate Rice Bros
&co-40 cultiyatOrs Deter, Goldstein kco-l sack
beans Hennessey-lS head cattle l6l head hogs
Ben Foster-S2 mules | horse 20 order-5O mules
horses owner on board-93 cOOps fowls to Chas
Pleasants-4S do p Drew-62 do Maxwell-26
do W Buisley-ll do Miller 4 Meyer-ll4 hales
cotton w A johnson &co-l0 do X Pritchard-3ll
Stewart Galbreath & Fizer-l39 7 4 Henderson
ls6 Jos Hoy-ls ODER, Atwater &co-SO RI To-
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EXporLas

NEW YORK-Steamship Gen sedgwick-935
bales cotton bales feathers l39 ties beef As tcs
lard l27 bbls oil 936 SKIS cotton seed 364 hides l25
MISUNDERSTANDING st Louis-565 bales cot
ton 1890 hides 500 SKIS corn 1851 bushels corn IL
rolls leather -
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA Steamship
Juniata-ll7 bales cotton 500 hides 80 bales moss
$50 empty bbls 10 bbls oil for Philadelphia-745
bales hay 400 empty bbls 40 do hhds Is bbls oil
for Havana
Steamship Austin-40 bbls Of
-four go bales hay 10 kegs butter 10000 feet lum-
Der and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Atlanta-l2i bbls -four
ll9 bbls pork 10 hhds sugar q bbls do Sc bbs mo.
lasses
LIVERP00L-Ship Belgravia-39lO bales cot
ton 4sO0 slaves q SKIS cotton seed pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Schr Geo T obs bush
els corn lO72Sks cotton seed
MATANZ AS-Schr Abbe-750 bbls flour so
ties lard IS kegs do 100 bbls potatoes $50 empty
bbls
ST LOUIs-steamer Pauline CarrOll-Sundry
mdse
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
eenooner Ida Birdsal. Brds.n-clesred Dec 10
Schoon.r ia aessn. Jameson cleared Jan ".
Schooner Lynbur oreutt-ce red Jan .
Schooner ClArissa Allen, hale-;iesred Dec Is
Bark b Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
Steamship Oriental, sesrs-eeared Jan -.
schoon-r II Baker, CroweIl-iosding Jan ~
Bark Lincoln, frOtt-s2ied Jan %
LIVERPOOL
Steamship AlhAmbra Thomss-sAiled Jan II
Sbil Arthur, Cousins-salled Jan I.
Ship Fredsn. Notwithstanding Jan l.
Ship Rochester, Olver-sailed SeDts
ship Margaret Evans, Me- uilough-e,eared Dec o.
Ship MARI Ann Hamlyn-ssiled pecal3.
Ship David Canon, Hobbies sailed Dec l9
Ship Asstie Ancrsws-sailed Dec ~.
skip Cordeli. King cleared Dec -
Ship Ocean Phantom, AcAAy-sSiled Dec %
LONDON.
Ship Prince S:sgs asvt n:1e:sF S.I De Is
Ship Protector, Garoni-clesrOd Dec q.
HAVRE
Fteams, ip Pantheon Beesly-siled Jan IL
Ship Duchess d'orleans, Hines-sAued Dee "a
BORDEAUX
Bark GuepuEcoana-sailed Dec q.
MeSSENI.
Bark PirAndsllo, TAtsro-clssred Deco.
ANTWERP.
Shin Ukraine. Nelcher-sailed Dec 20.
Bark JnFiler-sailed Dec Is
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Laperi-ssilod Nov II.
CADIZ-
Bark Fanny Eaer Ode-ssie ed Nov II, and sasd from
Gibraltar nov 70. Put into st. Iago de Cuba Jan
In distrsss.
Ship Colombo, OVirO-elssred DeeS
GLASGOW.
Ship Stsfa, HcAll,tsr-sailed Dec ls.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Bststa, Guig limini-sAlsd Nov IS
RIO DIX JsNElRO.
Brig Satinslla-ssiled Nov &c
MATANZAS.
Brig Poinsett-clsGTed J an y.
CARDIFF, WALES.
shin Southern rnpi = Duclss-sailed Jan l
BArk TIEAb-th Yne. Scott lied Dec 3D.
Bark Edwin, Bruce-saed Jan 10
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FOREIGN PORT
Masters OF Vessels

WI confer favor upon the press by hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers' or Marryatts
Codel on arriving within five miles OF W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
1eyeral hours in advance of the time 1t now re-
uuires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means of signal Gags. B. 8. CsBoN,
Boarding Officer, 8 " Pass.
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NIeNF"U HV"s0E~"Fs
Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Gates, for New York,
G A Fosdick eco
Steamship st Louis, Sears, for Boston,
CreevY, NckersOn &co
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, for Philadelphia, via
Uaysna. Creevy, Nckerson eco
Steamship Austin, Farwell, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney &co
Steamer Atlanta Staples, for Wetumpka,
-JE Hyde eco
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for ST Louis.
Master
Br ship Belgravia, Orkney, for Liverpool;
G Lingham &co
Scbr Geo Thorn, Townsend, for New York,
G A Fosdick &co
Schr Abbie, Loring, for Matanzas, Master
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Ship Assam Valley, Evans, from London, Dec ID,
to AshbTidge Ocean
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TOWBOATS.
Below Coming Up.
Below waiting Orders.

schr Emma D Finney, Townsend, days from Gal
vestsn, in ballast
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GILMOR HOUSE

MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE
This house thoroughly repaired and renovated and
the propeos prepared TO supply then with
comfort and convenience. KIRKLAND A Co,
Proprietors.
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves ever THURSDAY. at SPH
ECR OFELO USAs, WASHINGTON, POSr
Care and al LANDINGS the Coast, AtchAfasya hver
and Bayou C0urtsblean-The good AID safe stesmer
Annie Wagley. Gus +. Loualer mastsr n Ae.lson,
sunsy Evening ats O'Clock. For freight or passage apply
BLOCH BROS ISL Common street, n. o.
orc HINCKLEY con, Warrington La
pxorr an opRIorsAs 4 ATCHAFALAYA PACKRr.
lasves EVERY SATURDAY. A. - ,-
Bsrrs Month BAYOU Rouge simmsprrt, and al EAy
apdn AtchsAaya river and Bayou
gbto Aft steamer a. a.. Black fsrS O. @. PicEet mas
- Schmidt clerk viii leave shove tshing freigns Fec
All landing, on Bayeu de G-Ee and upper BAyoH Rouge
Through bills Of lsdRg given The nGckford VII sonheet
at Smmsport with Ksnkakee FOR freight OF pas
ssg 9 apply on board o. W .
KEENRr& BELL. Front street
CARRIERE LOGAN, OldIeVSe street.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

THE SHERIFF sells u o'clock At the Merchants and
Auctoneers' Exchange, improved real estate.
TIE CONSTABLE sells at 10 O'Clock A NJ at corner OF
st Charles street and Commercial Place, FURNITURE
MONTGOMERY BROS A CO. sell Al II A n, a. r.
Liners stables Gravier street horses mui'- o'o'
eHAs NASH sells II O'Clock A. T., AZ the corner OF
st. Obsrlss and Perdido stress, tarhltu'e. en-
= PTCTON .sus At II O'Clock A. NJ a. Ne lo7 Poydras
street dress goods, furniture, etc.
~ See advertisements on second page.