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Home Of KepresentatIves.

The House met at noon. No quorum present.
At l23 O'Clock, quorum having been obtained,
Speaker Lowell presiding, prayer.
Minutes dispensed with.
GRAY, Of ST. James introduced by permission,
a bill providing for the appointment by the gov
ernor OF q cODst busry throughout the State.
Read twice and referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee.
LEROY, Of NatchitOches. here moved a recon
sideration of the vote by which, on Monday, the
House adopted the report of the minority Of the
election committee, unseating Mr.. Borge and CIV
ing bis place to Maurice. motion to lay on the
table was lost by vote of SO to Is.
After considerable debate of the liveest char
sc,er, participated in entirely by Radicals, the
vote was reconsidered by vote OF 80 to Is.
An indefinite postponemeDt was then moved
and laid on the table by q vote Of SO TO Is. The
majority report, which declares Mr.. Borge ineli.
gible and orders a new election, was then adopted
by vote of 40 to 20.
Isabelle moved a reconsideration, and then
moved TO lay that motion upon the table. Carried
by 81 TO "a.
Cuney, of Rapides, introduced resolution su.
thorzing the committee Of inquiry into the non
payment Of per diem warrants to send for persons
and papers. Adopted.
Kent, of St Helena, introduced q resolution re-
que sting the appointment Of q member of the ju'
dietary committee in place of Pratt, of Claiborne
now absent. Adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
An act providing for the inspection of steam
boilers came upon its second reading. Postponed
for a week.
On motion Of Faulkner, of Caldwell, the HOUSE
here took up the various bills providing for the re
moyal Of the slaughter houses to point below
the city. After considerable lively debate tn,
House adjourned till noon to. day.
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From the Nashville TmesI
We observe that the rebel papers OF Nashville
and elsewhere, have taken it upon themselves 10
appeal to the colored men to leave the Republican
ranks and cast their political fortunes vita the
party of Seymour and Blair. We have no fear
that such appeals will succeed. Colored Radi'
Gals cannot soon forget the position held oy these
unrecOnstructed rebels towards the old dag; nor
that their aim IN rebellion was to rvet upon them
the chains of slavery so fast and permanently as
hat they could never have been removed save Dy
death.
We do not write to warn our colored fellow
citizens against being seduced from our fold to that
of the Democracy, tor of that there is no danger.
But we have il in mind 10 say to them few sober
words which we hope they wilt hear and heed.
The eolored men have showed a commendabe de-
gree of industry, thrift and intelligence. They
have proved that they are capable OF taking care
Of themselves free, quite as well as their masters
could Of them when they were slaves. They de
serve this public recognition Of their character
and conduct But events now iransplring IN
middle and west Tennessee show that they are IN
danger. The murderous spirit of the ku klux
Khan levels its desd,iest blows against them. 70
the extent of his MEANS the governor IS determined
they shall be protected. II the militia is author.
-zed, and he finds it necessary TO call them out,
they will be ordered out to whatever extent be
may deem il necessary to protect loyal men
white or black.
But it is not well to give the rebels aud the bad
men in the State, generally, any occasion or pre-
text for beginning the Z" war OF races" so much
desired and 80 often predicted by copperheads,
and therefore we would caution our cllored
TRENDS, IN every instance, to avoid giving oeea'
sion for misconduct toward them. We believe
that only prete xt or excuse is needed to set the
rebels on the blacks effectuslly as Seymour did
the Irish of New York. The governor, on this
account may not at first call out any but the white
| troops which will be held as reserve corps, vii
be called out IN sufficient strength 10 put down al
resistance against the State authorities.
| In the meantime, the blacks are advised to kesE
| strict watch not only against giving ohense, IA
also, and equally, TO dUOid receriHg harm. You
| rights, your liberties and your laws are in mor'
apparent danger now than during the war. b
watchful. Be alert. If attacked defend your
! selves. SENIOR EDITOR.
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Receipt. OF Produes.

PoINTE CHICoT-sus-mer Gov Anen--l25 bsls. cOttos
woodriege 6ca-sa obsr, kt~ster 3coss Musson &eo-
P.rs MA Jno Burpea 6cS-ss siysn~ss O Cook IS
a. 6g aec25 Foster seo Rsnsh"w
J P smth-2oC Champlin- 90 Newman seo-,9J HAr,
CT Hn-I4 Penn Pace Nixonl2 y.lian. Johnson &cO-lO
Higgins Seo-s ws5rsp Crawford 4c9ViSC . Jonns,
J Bsi-6 jno cfaas Bros olaPp Bro. DOS Flower
5 Wnisns Sons 20 Jne 7 Hs-dis 3cO-5 Z POwsII-s
4 NuTsnt-s summers A Brantns-i Levitt c CInton-t
d S.r hsesy TsT 1sss Buck Meo
S sl1s Won PSul BIosS2 SBisn asis BursydgsS
cs2 oslcub. Brooks &co.l Elliott MeKssyss-l hnoS
,ks cotiou s. ed Newman &co2ie do MaxinBiss2 do
FsTehld1lS DO Ms.x-iS *. cas- DTayMS eo.
e. pelBondo-ls do NJ somers-lO do q Lanman-
sUndri.s q crdsr-fotai Il6s balls. COTTON
NArChEz-stsamsT wid wsgCner3ss s$iss cotton 70
,ton-32 = Fewmsn &co-2D Scott Cags-9l Flower
e A Sgs sheEss Assy-ls PIT :asrd se .s a
5sIS ,rss Hairs AZ MsnSsrTer@s Bic pnsa-
{ : Gay 8eo-6 Mltesbsrser-6 M GIeenw9ed So1-s
ben BEN Gs2son-s L Wales convsr.s-i Parker
cSiaa Zine MeceIxf Biaekshesr Msr"I Msan Sco
/ Psyre. Huntington &c--i Adams. COcsbum HoSe-l
] R bosr@sS-2 bales wool to Violet B &s~-H hide,
Juy Hsril Dol hides To- old iron Kaufnan-sundriss
sHRi vEP1 Rr-Stssmsr ous No 2Ss bales cotton
&eo-l9 speake Bnckner-l6 Richa dson Maya J b
Blair kco-0 Jno Chafie Bro-9 Jno Phelps &co9 Cum.
mil p Bown 6co-9C J. wslmses &co-S r Carroll &co-
| % Burbrag kco-s Adams &ce-5 Boulisny Esca-
pop-6 Waddy Thorn &co4 Ar N,ltenOerger-s Aymar
&co- Newman &eo-S Smm-, Lew Denegre-2 al mer.
Hspkins &eo.2 Graham tel Winston. Morrison &co-
| RsVlins Muuel-l Wal ace &eo-l MeDo.sn Nugent-
"A A sou &co-l Rloom &cO-i hale bols tsll0w Ia
Rides L -msley &coOi hides ~ bdl hdes bags wool
bd skins bbls talow Dbl Z Mann &cO-2f hides
| J II Carer-sundr 10 order-TOtal 2i2 ba
| BAYOU sARA-Stealner Grey Eagie-lO bales cotton 10
F1ower-9 Penn, Pace Nixon-5 Jurey Harris Da-
vgd4 Neyes Deuteb Weis-4 ruissnn-3 Mltenbe
stewart Nortou-2 smith, Julian, johnson hco-2
Scale Waterman Lehman Newgass &ea-l Lsczssagne
81 ks seed Mako DO Bennett &co-3f DO
A Bickman-l bbs rice Labasguere-4 bbs potatoes 10
l. touret-4 bales leake-2y90 feet
| ssixas &co-sup dries to order-Totsl 81 cotton
| THlBODAUX-eteamer Fhcker-l bales J Paw
&co-s bales by Tete-9 bdl hide. Chenst-2
rags Cherot3 bis Terreoonne GOurdain lot
| sggs and suncries TO order
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NEW ORLEA ans, JACKsOS A GREAT NORTHERN
IS bslrs cotton Adams Hogan Patton-ll Pow
ell-l1 Henderson, Won Phu Bros-l " Psuon-l5
kicha dson N.Y. Aicus, Sherck Autey-2 Jno Har
ole &co-2 Jno Burnett &co-2 Kehlor Updke kco-l ID q
Cook-i Warm Crs-ford 4co6 Killer &co-l Newman
&co Barrett Lesas-ier-ffl bars Of Folger tcoJ
bbls q ur n Kennedy 4co60 do Torr.in-lO5 bbs
t~tos Grief Brnes-lU4 begs wheat NJ Lewis &c-l600
Msc,leca-4 do = scott-l0 do q Cieud-i2 Vauen
81 BosrmaD-s schsariz-l Ello-sandnes 70 order
Total III bales cotton
kEw ORR BANS oPELousts& GREAT wESvBsN-
So bales cotton Ietron 6co4 DO 3 Mouton Aco-3 do
Bersud GieeIt-4 aacbs 4 Wlix-3J Kennedy fco-3
eirn-3 Gr-vrnberg-2 Csure.-l Ltbt'e Du-
hino Paw &cO-s bsie- , W<ish-z do Far
Mshle-l5 DO Lcaurst-2 do Dep.znc bssr-l5l d. 50
IL hdl skins - nidss Levy-suu-
dries - oroer-TotA 81 bales cotton
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TIE CAUSE OF THB INCREASE IN THE PUBLIC
DEBr.-A prominent official of the treasury de.
partnent gives as the csuse for the immense in
crease Of the public debt the payment Tor the
Alaska purchase, 81 500 900; the immense army
expenses which were nearly as much as that OF
an he other departments of the government 90
eether; decided falling OF In the internal reve-
nue. collections. The increase OF the debt occurs,
too. when the collections from various customs
have been greater than for any month during the
wear and when the working force Of the various
departments except the army has been reduced
nearly one half.
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The KENTUCKY Troubles "A Washington spe-
cial Of the 4th TO the Louisville Courier says:
Gen. Schofeld, TO whom the lattorney general
referred back the case of the troubles 10 Larue
and other counties in Kentucky. issued instruction
10 Cen Thomas to provide a sufficient number OF
cavalry or mounted infantry to protect officers in
serving civil processes on those who have violated
the revenue laws 10 that section. II appears from
Neriwether's dispatch that Thomas was without
mounted force, and could only offer him infantry.
Schoield intends that officers shall be protected
in the discharge OF their duties.
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The strike Of the New York bricklayers has
greatly increased the use Of machinery for hoist
ing brick and mortar, which does the work more
rapidly than hod-csrrier. In this way the num-
Der Of lahorers can be reduced or the bricklayers
increased.
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castiron ball, weighing, with its incrusta-
tiOns, one ounce and IweDty-three grains, was
lately removed from the bladder OF soldier In
the Newark Soldiers home. The wound was re-
etiyed in March, 1868.
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nrr On Irrrrr,or. septsmher .. has.

Arrived yesteIday-2l2 Texas beeves, 26 Calves
.nd YearIings. sold yesterdsy-25l Texas Beeves,
2l Hogs Mich Cows. Stock on saie-236 Texas
Beevss. 247 Calves and Yearlings, l3l Hogs, 90
sheen and 10 Mich Cows. We quote:
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BRAZOB SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 9. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 18th, at A.
EOR BRAZOs sANTlAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The lovpressure side-wbeel iron steamship
l. q. Harris.
J.B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII above nom her wharf, foot st. Joseph street.
carrying United States mails If the is unable
Brazos bar goods be delivered ships tackle
corsgnees pay their nghtersge For freight
oHAs A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
80 and 90 Camp street
Freight onehsf adopted BY the Board
Of urdervriters. July l. 1858
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morgan-4a0 bbs -four ls bbls
whsky lard 100 SKIS salt 40 bsss coffee s. bxs candles
rolls baggins % OO0 feet lumber -
PEkSAC' LA-Steamship Rsndeer-55 bbls -four is bbls
meal as bbs Dor 10 SKIS aid sundries
VFRA CRUZ AND LAGUNA-Brg Johsnne--57 sbls
bb pitch bbs urpenne 232 SKIS corn Is bales hay
.Oi bcls shingles los 00i feet lumber -
TAMPICO-schr Eli $50 bbls aour u ties lard 1000
La corn l43 bdls shng 1900 lumber aud sundes
HAVANA-Steamship TappahsDn ck-2lI6 bbis -four II
Ibis hams 1857 go AXIS bran IS pkgs pkg specie
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Commercial c9ntslIi9enfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CANT STREET.,
Tuesday Evening. Sept 5. 1853.

Tuesday Evening sept 3 loo5
CoTTON-0perations in the leading staple to-day
have been of very restricted character. At the
opepipg buyers evinced no disposition to operate,
but as the day advanced and New York and Liver
pool sdvices were in favor of buyers. factors
seemed more willing to realize, even at conces-
sions. Buyers responded only to moderate ex.
tent and prices az the close exhibited decline OF
fully &c. q d. offerings we're ample throughout.
The steamer Gov. Allen arrived early in the day
with a cargo Of 1863 bales, portions Of which
placed on the market afforded ample scope for
operations. Total sales, however, amounted to
onIy S5l bales at irregular and unsetted figures.
We now quote low middpg 25G-c., middling
26c. and strict middling 26A0-.
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The dear "Old Flag" regenerate,
As twas in days Of yore;
Replace the stars Of every state,
Their bTillsncy restore;
Then round this Union Flag wen range,
With patriot hearts we'll swear
That ruins wasting rule we'll change
For Seymour and for Blair
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
:. Foe seymour aud for Blair"
1Y SAMUEL R. sPrsSEY

IY SAMUEL h. sPIsSBY.
The dear "Old Flag f" regenerste,
As twas in days Of yore;
Replace the stars Of every State,
Their bTillisncy restore;
Then round this Union Flag wen range,
With patriot hearts we'll swear
That runs wasting rule well change
For Seymour and for Blair
Ger all our broad and varied land
They join the glorious cause,
To make the country, "heart and hand"
The " Union " as IL was.
Then fling the glittering banner out,
ABo let it float in air,
Ard swell the patriotic shout
For Seymour and for Blair"
Let breezes lift the banner high,
And with its col0rs sport;
What names thereon do We espyf
And what Is their imp0rty
II means we need a Statesman IN
The Presidential Chair,
And will glorious victory win
With Seymour and with Blair
w.
II means to bury ocean deep
The sections jealous hate;
The Constitution sacred keep,
The Union reinstste;
II means that North and South agree
To treat each other fair
- To live in love and unity"
With Seymour and with Blair
II means Glow Taxes, equal Rights"
a. One Currency for ali :"
That North aud South and West unites
To heed their cOuntry's call;
And no more shall designing kDaves
The Constitution tear,
When Freedoms Flag in triumph waves,
With " Seymour and with Blair
And Trade and Commerce once again,
The Anvil and the Loom,
Our noble Ships upon the main,
Their busy life resume;
The Farmer and the Artisan
Alike the harvest share
With Labor and with Citizen.
With Seymour ana Win Dihir
VII.
To Save the Country" nearly lost,
This Flag we rally round;
To save the rights of dearest cost,
To reverence hallowed ground.
The poorest Laborer In the land,
And Bonded Millionaire.
Should ioin with earnest heart and hand
For "Seymour and for BLAIR
VIII.
One Country " we will be once more,
No rights Of States denied;
"One Flsg," as twas in days of yere-
The Patriots hope and pride.
Fling out the Banner, glittering bright,
And let it foat in air,
And shout aloud, Defend the Right
For " Seymour and for Blair !"
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE 0. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
KEYS. TAMPA AND KEY VEST.
Through bills Of fading Columbus ga. and Bansrides
Ca and all regular landings Chsttahoochee River also
route Freight % New Yoi via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road and steamships connecting 81 Ysnandns Ct lowest
on 81 ih s's Sab and eo,S OF Every MosIhs
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP. Commander.
Lavaea, L. H. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on SUNDAY. Sept 10th. at sAE
The steamship Alliance.
cLAPP, Commander.
taxing freight and passengers for the above named
For freight or passage apply 2 prRK,xs An.
Is Carondelet street.
B.shippsrs ~ill please procure orders from AGENTS
Observation-Disclosures.
roR BALTInoKx AND HAVANA
rHx NEW ORLEANS, BALrIxeRB AND HAVANA
REGULAR sExIxoETHLY LINE OF srKAssHIPs.
OJBA......... .nee tons. .Dukshart Commands.
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES MALE
FIRST CABIN,
ynressh ncssss Esv York.. sse
EoR nALTINORx ANN HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs sDls.dia fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Oomm.nasr.
VIII Isav. her wharf OPP site Jackson Square on
SATURDAY, Sept 26 at NJ carrying the U. s. mails.
For freight passage. having uEsarp---sa
tons apply 70 wITHERsPooN. HALsKY . co.. Agents
- Osrondslst stress.
ns-s0 On. Of I.a9s @. those Of III. Company yi
ges No freight Ter Havana t.ksn sfssr II s'eleck
dAy Of sailing
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THKoUsH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangements.
SAILING FROM NEW YosK ON TIE ssh and 2o.h or
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
Ter further information ADDRESS
d. n. CARRIN0ToH Arsns.
Pisr l6 North River, New Ycnr.
W.H. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA. Vice President.
Oncs 81 Exchange Place. New York
John q. ELEMINo.
aAB FTfTEE
Dealer IN oas F1xsurss,
h PoTDRAs STRICT. pEAH ST. CHARLES
New osissns
YIN sfssas pa.>sAny sns f.sfuly y N srs.u .sr...s
y hin
oss~ len n n. Ne n nssa>.a~ - Dsu,.s 4.
J saanGA uA - vftA pssrnDs szssnflsa
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srEAnBoAYss--.s STEAMBOATS,.

IdpHILIE.
pvcrpsroN TO xontLH VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Cox MOBILE vi MISSISSIPPI RIVER
II IN. Law, nresure s,iey : eel iron Steamer
Louise,
CapL JAS. HOPKINS.
n, ar Norsr IT MsisIne will leave feet Of st. Joseph
80. TO- q, sATrSDAY 18th inst. FOR Mobile via the
Miss,sppi River arriving Mobile cary Sunday ncrnns
Excurtons return BY ns boat leaving there at l2I NJ
via Tie LAX. route and watering Places arriving at Lake
End early Nsssey mor.isg.
Price for round trip $40 reke'sissue1S
C. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents
80 and 80 Camp street
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Der all our broad and varied land
They join the glorious cause,
To make the country, "hesrt and hand"
The Union " as 1t was.
Then fling the glittering banner out,
Ano let it float in air,
Ard swell the patriotic shout
For Seymour and for Blair"
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Arrived Yesterday.
Relnw Tanning Up.


Ship Lady BlessDgOn Adams from Newport, Wales, July
2lst-to maseI -
sehr Evra Johnson days from TAmplcO, to Fernandez
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EoE MOBIHk-'
OF HOUR

COx HoBnn.s-
CHkN.sE OF HOUR
vur,aHr TAKEN AS TWENTY-FIVE PAR on II
BELOW CARD RATES.
MORGAN LINE DAILY o. . NAIL srKAsEss
Maintained By fononE Low Pressure Iron ssssmss1
nF,rvsrHO s. CAROL. oommAnSsr.
zero J. BLkKEsLEE -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uOfn iFN
One Of which vi leave -Ay on the srrvs o. sns ~
ira n except on Saturday they arrival Of the
train Pontohartrsin ns1rosd carrying the o. B. EsiA
OHAR A WHITNEY 90, Agents,
! - 50 and 50 Damp strsss
Frsixht signed through 70 Montgomery Columbus IVES,
Point nsocn and Atlanta, Georgia ey ran ron AOohe
feeht nnrd Al OF the rates adopted BY Board
of Underwriters July LIST 1864
NoTICE.-Thsse steamers touch. on their VA, g and
sppi City weather permittn leaving New Orleans
on the arrival train, except Saturday taeJ
arrival Of the p NJ train, and MOBILE ~ IN
osily
FAST FaEIGHT LINE
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF.
EEw pAnA ARRANGEMENT.
IRON NEW ORPHANS VA MORGAN LIEN
Il US Mall stesmsas 70 Mobile and thence BY rail- v
MONTGOMERY, coLulfBUs. WEST POINT. MAoos
and ATLANTA, GA, Clssper than any other route.
Frsght will be received Saere daily Up 70 llH for
days boat ct Polteharttn Railroad Depot and fOrwsr
a. above a. Low er ratsS than BY any other route
lsding signed thrsrgh arfs lk daily the odice
oHAs A$sHIrsEY a 90, Assns.
An n.sxh. 20 be conS3ued 70 agent Mobile orsat
Northern Railroad .Mobiik,
NB-The steamer visleave on Saturday arrival q IN
N. train, insteao OF Il heretofore at 2PE
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OUACHI,FA RIVER.

90 ACffI "A III hfN-
TRENTON, MONROE AID NEW ORLEANS KEGU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. at s p. n.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAk
rsonburg Trinity and all intern sdists lsndings-rhs
nne, fast passenger packet
Cteona,
L. r. PATTERSON, Matter; J. W. WALDEN, Oisrk;
WIN leave positively ~ sbove For freight passes
apply on board, or 10 RsfEBURN a LORD. Agent4
90 GrAvisF stree<
r. s.-rhe CleonA vii IA freight and passengers
any other IN the trade taking freight Bay
macon and Tslsas and ,'Arboune. with privilege Of
shipping
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK.
- FOR new YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising The hrss-clsss Steamship
OF sxRAL GRANT .osptsn n s Quick.
Captain WIN Henry
SJNBRAL MEADE. .Gsptsin A. W ssmpsoa-
UEifED STATES ....-.... --..-csp'Sn Geo ~ N''0A'
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
'fs '''-"'"p Gen. Meade,
Capt A. ". SAMPSON.
wiz leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market, Second District
TUESDAY. Sept Is, st5rH.
Ihs steamer superior accommodations Tor passeager
CABIN PASSAGE.
Fer freight or passage apply to
WOOD, Low 4 LUDwrssEs
No. 100 Common street.
roz NEW roKx DIRECT
TIE uxoHwELL LIVE
TAs. Lins Is composed osshs following 'ss@n'hip''
sss. Crc-ven. SEQ ws'hinss"a'
Naripcsa- eortes' u
K KIMBLE. Commander,
wnssvs her wtsr, Of rcalsuss street. en- SATURDAY
Passage
yr.ixht for LIVERPOOL HAvRK BREMEN sAxsn
B, tAis line through bills Of lsdns given tor sauna
ALFRED souLroE.
81 osrondslss street.
FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
oenprsins she nrss-es.. sss.mships-
/ n .
CREsCtNr CITY....................:oa Captain W Weir
shNERAE CAPTAIN 4 s.@p:ss.
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
i"s '''~"'"' Crescent city,
WIN WEIR, Commander,
WIN savs her wharf foot Of Jefferson strset SAT
URDAY, September 18th, stbr.S.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pa
CABIN PASSAGE.
Fer freight passage apply 70
| No 100 Common street
GALVESTON INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE U. 9. MAIL sTEAMsHIPS
CoR GALVESTON AND rNDIASoLA-rHE
L following iron lowprsssurs stsanshps form this
Line;
w. G. Hewes.....I. @. Harris....Austin.
81 msry............ a gnes :; ....'....- ,sar.an.
| ~
Clin'on .Mstsssrds'
Morgan.
| W. II. TALBOT. Commander
| VIII sail WEDNESDAY. September 9th. 81 A u
rortrsisht passage apply 70
OHAS- A WHITNEY co.. Asenks
so and 81 Camp street
Freight half the rates adopted by the Board
| Of I Underwriters July list 1883 =
| The sfesmship CLINTON will succeed the MORGAN.
| and sail on SATURDAY. septerbar 18th.
EOR TEXAs...-...............FO TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers lake Ferry Boat sppoits jacobson Square
| on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, at " o'clock H., snt
the train leaving Algers Depot at arriving q
Brsshesr City Il taking the Morgan Line stesmship
| at BrssheAr for Galveston
| Josephine. o. ~. Inv u
, SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
Tickets 70 and secured until cclcck
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted, At the once OF the Ops
ousas Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. 81 N
| FcrryL Landing. on the morning Of departure.
a | @. W. r BAILEY. Superintendent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

ORRscps- OFFICE No ~ CAxP STREET,
Wednesday September 9, 1853. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tappahanrock Olsen for Havana ~ Berje
ses si 10 MoragD TALBOT for Galveston. Whitney Acc
Stesmship haindeer Nagrath. for Pensacola q Deshon
Brig Jol anne Prus Wims, for Vera Cruz and LSgana
n Buddendorf
sehr Ens Brn) johnson, for TsmpicO. Master
Arrived Yesterday.
mo arrivals from reported yesterday.l
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen. White. from Ponte Chicot
Grey Eagle. Baganc from Bayou Sara
Flicker Aucoin from Thibodsux
Wild Wagner. Richardson from NatcheE
Lotus No. 2, Daniels. from shreveport