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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

The Blue Mountain Times learns that
good placer diggings have recently been
discovered on fork of Canyon Greek,
thirteen miles from Canyon City. Two
new discoveries have also been made in
Baker county, not far from Auburn,
which will undoubtedly become good
camps in the spring. The absence of
Indians and the dry season has been the
means of developing good deal of rich
country in Grant and Baker counties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03
GEO. W. GRAY, D. D. S.,

GRADUATE OF THE CINCINNATI DEN
N tai College would invite nj! p ersons desiring
artificial teeth, and 1rst-cass dental operations,
to give him n call.
Specimens of Vu,eanite Base with -old-piate
Innings and other new styles Of work may be
seen at his cflice. in Parrish Co. $ brick, (up
stairs) Albany, Orccaa.
observation-disclosures Second and Baker sts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03


GENERAL GRANT-When the Count
Gurowski, in 1861. WIS writing his
comments on men and things-most of
which came nearer the mark than uninspir-
prophesy usually comes-General Grant
was just finishing his brilliant western
campaign, and coming east to take the
more important rank and position which
had been thrust upon him. '.How fond
this giant isl said the eccentric count,
of violating military regulations! Grant
establishes his headquarters ten miles
nearer the army than Meade had his.
That is not a Potomac army custom.
Then he travels with the simplicity of a
second lieutenant, without fuss, with a
small trunk which he forgets in his room,
and, to save time, goes off leaving it be-
hind. Further, he sends off his wife to
the farm of her father, somewhere in
Missouri. If all this, to be classical is
not Roman, Cincinaatus, and matron-
| like, then | am at a loss for precedents
| and historial illustrations" "The final
| question is he continued. Will Grant
remain diamond, resisting the dissoly-
ing Washington acids? The effect OF
the dissolving Washington acids was tried
upon him not only then, but afterwards
under more trying circumstances. The
diamond certainly received no harm.
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county.

AccIDENT.-Day before yesterday as
man named French was driving his
team on the road leading from Sprinyvile
over the mountains, he was surrounded
by the heavy fires in the timber, and
very narrowly escaped with his life
The burning limbs aud trees were falling
all around. However, he attempted to
make his way through the burning tim
Der, and when in its midst, large tree
fell directly upon his wagon and team
killing one of his horses and injuring the
other so badly that it was thought that
it would be necessary to kill it. Mr.
French was also badly, but not danger
ously hurt, by some of the branches of
the falling tree. We learn that on the
mountain above Springville, on the road
leading to Tualatin Plains, the fire is still
burning over large area Several
teams have made attenp pts to travel
that road, but have all failed tosucceed
i'll getting through.-Or Orpgonian.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03
<. z. Russell,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a .SoticitDr IN C5ouce.y and Rem Eettte iyeat
Will practice in tn Courts OF the Second. Third.
aud Fourth judicial Districts, and in tue supreme
Court o? Oregon.
Ole. in Parrsh's Block, second story, third
door west of Ferry, north side Of First st IL
special attention given to tie collection OF
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03
<. II. Griffin,

CURGEON DENTIST, OF s-----ss,
y fers his professional services ms; -;S:s5sssa
to the inhabitants Hf Albany aui -OAA5
vicinity in ali the various and improved depart
mcnts of his profession. Dr. g. has an experi-
ence of eighteen years i'll his profession, foariSen
of which has been in Oregon.
Once over the Post-otficc. Il =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

ABOUT 500 immigrants in 102 wagons
have arrived at San Bernardino, overland
They are families who intend to settle on
farms, and mostly from Texas.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

Victor Hugo travels on the continent
with a British passport, in which he IL
described as g Victor Hugo, house oEner,
Island Guernsey"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

a fork of Canyon Greek, l3 miles from
Canyon City. Two new discoveries have
also been made in Baker county, not far
from Auburn, which will undoubtedly
become good camps in the spring. The
absence of Indians and the dry season
has been the means of developing good
deal of rich country in Grant and Baker
counties K * That brick lies very
still in Mallory & Coggan's safe, await
ing the s596 81 opinion Of any Demo
crat that Seymour cap beat Gen Grant
in the Presidential race, next November.
Don't you want i: Mac, or Matt? Whca
you have disposed of that, we offer you
$500 in Uncle Sans coin on the same
terms, and now lying along side of it.
Then we offer you 5000 in greenbacks
on the same terms. If you want stock
we offer you the best pair Of mules in this
valley, valued at 5000, a f5ur-hors
freight team and wagon, single horses,
cows, yearlings, etc. Here they are but
we would advise you not to take them =
you Will lOsC sure.
One day last week, little child of
Mr.. Henry Parsons. of jacksonville, was
hooked by COW, the cows horn passing
through the child's ear, tearing the ear
badly.
A petition is in circulation in Baker
county, recommending Otis B. Clark as
Postmaster at Mormon Basin creek, two
miles from the basin proper.
Six hundred dollars in gold dust had
been brought into Dalles City from the
Yakima mines, in Washington Territory,
some eighty or one hundred miles from
Dallcs
The Roseburg Ensign has the follow
ing: g A little son Of Judge Goddis was
d: vigorously poisoned few days since
by eating a few seeds from Mole
Bush or Gopher Weed 1t came near
proving fatal"
Speaking OF improvements the Enstyo
says: q In Oakland there are ten new
buildings in the course of erection, be-
sides the School house and other i'm
provemcnts. county road has been
located from Yoncalla to the south side
Of Roberts hll, passn;, through t'olts'
Valley and Looking Glass prairie. a'
Roseburg is not st,,ll.ling still ia the way
of permanent Improvements. Obtaining
lumber is very difficult, but tie carpea-
ters have all been busy during the sum
| mer building and repairing" In 'rela-
tion to educational facilities it says ::
9 Roseburg now has one of the best
schools in the State Prof Ferguson is
an excellent teacher, invariably liked by
fparents and children This District now
has the best school ever conducted Ii ere."
There are four Grant Clubs in Union
county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

THE tariff of the new cable line be-
tween France and America viii be one
hundred francs for twenty words.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

\ DELIGIlTFUL CoUNTRY.-A writer
says: Florida may be the g land of
promise, tut Texas is the land of = var
mints." In clearing the ground to pitch
my tent, | killed a water moccasinN; !;
about three O'Clock in the morning l was
walked up by the barking of a dog he
had just run a rattlesnake out of my
neighbors' tent, when the rafting and
barking aroused me-nine rattles-cap-
tured, again lay down, and when day
broke, yellow lizard was cooking his
eye at nre from the ridge pole of my
tent. I sprung up, seized my boot to
dispatch him, when 10 out of the boot
dropped a tarantula !! Exhausted from
fright and fatigue, [ sank back into a
chair; but no sooner done, than 1 was
compelled rapidly to abandon the posi-
ton, having been stung in the rear by a
scorpion. Besides the above mishaps
we lost valuable dog bysa shark. The
dog had jumped overheard from boat
to follow his master to the shore, when
the yoracious monster caught him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

White parasols are in vogue in London.
Victoria carries one.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03
z. A. Freeland,

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
IL School, MISCELLANEOUS and Blank Books,
Stationery Gold and Ste l Pens, Ink. ETC.. Post
office Building, Albany, Oregon. books ordered
from New York and San Francisco.
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W.. PARISH. D. u hENpf-->H
W. w. Parrish g. Co.,

wy7HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in General Merebaudise, Albany. The
best Goods at the lowest market prices. Mer-
chantable Produce taken in exchange.
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Eiltzbi3cl 6. Co,
z. C. ELL & Co.

RUGGISTS AND DEALERSEIN CHEM
IL icals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye Stufs,
Varnishes and Druggists Sun'iries- Store at
DIR. Shepherds old stand. Albany. 1 tt
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S. l.. BLAIS. s. E. 4
]. BarroWs & Co..

~ENERAL AND COMMISSION MER-
N ehants< Dealers in Staple, Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery. Crockery,
Boots and Shoes; Albany, Oregon.
Consignments solicited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

HUMAN DICADENCE.-In ;,n able the
sis on death, DIR. Acosta Of Paris dis
cusses the difficulty of determining the
commencement of old age, aud says the
Greeks regarded the age Of 40 (scven
times seven, their climacteric number)
as the eliminating point of human
strength. Another French writer, MIR.
Flourens. however, holds that decadence
does not commence until the 10th year.
The Chinese call men who have attained
that age rare BIRDS" and those who
reach the Goth year " old loiterers." ;"
The two climacteric ages of the Arabs
were 63 & times - and 81 g times -.
The first was considered the grand eli
macteric among the ancients, and those
who passed it were accustomed to con-
graduate each other. Psychologists rec
ognize the existence of two sources of
strength in the constitution one is called
the force in use, and the other the re-
serve force. Doubtless the period Of de-
cadence bears some relation to the period
required for full development. Those
who are long in arriving at the full ma
turity II their powers, as a general rule,
are longsin losing their store of reserved
force. Bodily strength may be compar-
ed to water rpower. During the period
of growth, the surplus vitality, is used
in development. as force is expelled in
building structures to raise the head AID
fall of water Through the term of mid
die life, the supply of strength greatly
exceeds that expended in work aud the
surplus quietly passes off like unused
water over tie waste weir. When the
period Of decadencc arrives, the strean.
begins to diminish. There is no longer
residue Of unused force During the
day there is no flow of water over the
weir, and whole night is required to
bring the head aud flow to its accustom-
ed height. Every resource for supply
IS employed, and care is taken to prevent
the escape Of unused force. Gradually
the constitution il enfcebled, but has not
even power to repair bodily waste. The
weir crun.bles, the le&kages are no longer
checked. Slower and slower turns the
wheel of life, until at last, by some sud
den Diversion, its seanty SUPPLY is cut
off, and it has forever ceased to move,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

at as low figures due regard to taste and good
work will allow. When you want anything in
the printing line. call at the REGISTER Office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03
Mrs. Uunniway,

REILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS OF
IYf all descriptions; Cloak and Dress making
in the latest styles. The latest fashions constantly
received. See full advertisement i'll another page.
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~ C N4EdIey CE &C.,
MANUFACTURES OF AND DEALERS
IvN in all kinds -of Furniture and Cabinet
Ware, First street, Albany.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-22

Tabette Ilumricr. Weetfrairg
her ;wPlitsn Pare.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-20

$50 bbls pork vim vasos6 bis Du.s.s-lode
; sn Pkg Ss. r. 20. ss s@:s.
T:S g. WIN: ss 90 3d. 90 Pa; s e 1c
cabbage Greve widermsn-ie Dbl. potatoes Nod Bo
s ss ;ss. ~:
9 % B..S., ecuItIis % say.,s-ss dS ssprs.s
and sundriss 70 order
LOUIS R Dbl. hSu. @ 4. S.s, e
pcs pipe Allen wsyn. 4se5a bo1s. Asy xcoI7'
sssan Sf S ss. aoss
90 sS
pci Isonss beer
pkgr mSse Fisher-5s0 bbs feur alever Odendah-lW
GsTsinNS s.s soIaisis Hsrs teesssO Ss aosr
P.ssrsn FsnSsr- ssi. asus Keep Do
Kimbsll sco-sa do Kehor Updss Seo-0 ssgs 70 exs
100 ts lard Levi. ssS-so SS. aosT Lsss;:iesa
ross crates .SSsgs
bbls .ppes3 ns butter tubs do Jno Moore Seo
8 Isl: Ei;S x:ysIss 81: Ssa;'S
SOmne sracsss DO Fob hsas &C., Sss apples
Dbl: eli F:s.s snsspf 81: 80 Or i
%. 90 III putty
siponds.e2 bbs apples Dbl. turnips sifsis-ls
rolls Sex marlin
r. sG s:as ess Ss sas - s
6co-lO9 bbs hf bbs beer 90 bbs -four %
csks bacon 10 bbls apples Whitney ko7 bdis saddle
tees bds co lars bx hardware rolls leather Waddy
Thompson &sSTls bxs candy ws,set pfss furniture
&co cabbage bbls potatoes Is bbls apples bbs
addish urnips les to ordsr bxs
potatoes l26 BIB do HAIL. bbls apples5
bbs -four McConnell-l3 bbs potatoes 10 bxs
27 potatoes BIZ orders pigs saddery 80 s
tatoes smr Wild Wsgoncr-l80 bbIs four Horre &co-
Z32 do DeBondio-6l4 do Kennedy kc,-lD0O do 36
35 SKIS bran Horrel kco-l9l bbls -four Toran-l
bxs mdle shipley-20 bbs -four Howard Preson-le0
bS sheer KesT Holande-sO bbis sprtsJ Rsyisrs &co-
3hxs tobacco Jao Kfng-6 coops fowls ner Mever-4
bfbbs bbls bbls
pigs Bennett &co-50 bbls our Prudhomms Gracs-A
DO Pohlhaus Aco-U7 do Il Messenger-l0 tce hams
Sors Aco-39 bxs apples Miller Meyer-72 do Julian.
johnson 6co-n bales cotton W Burbridge Aco--4 do
williams Son--6 do Stewart abraith fzer-S do
Summers Branips-50 do Adams Cockbun Howe-l0 do
Woods Matthews &col0 do Payne, Huntington &cA do
Kehor, poke &co-53 II Powe-3 Violet Black &co-N
Tenn, Face Nixon7 yno Phelps &co9S Bussey &ce-i7
7 J Allen Aco-22 M Greenwood sou-5 ODER, Atws-
a Branins-4l Acus Sherck Autey-4 4 Hender
w Perkns-l5 Nelson, Lsnphier &co-A Nourss
Brooks--l2 X Carroll &co-8 Pritehsrd Bickhsm--2
Eenshaw Cammack-7 Clinton-7 Hunt a Mscauley-l0
Flower-lo Morrison Buck &co-7 Newman &co-l0
Bussey Aco-S Musson &co- Wng1t Allen &co-9 Penn,
Pace Nixon--2 Ar Mitenberger-5 Adams. CocAburn
Ho~e-sundries to order-Total $50 bales cotton
PTTTSBURG-stesmer Alps-2400Q0 bushels coal N
Bgier-left "A ,00O bushels the road
OUACHITA CITY-Steamer Lotawans--T bales cotton
Penn Pace Nixon-ll Rcha dson Msy-ll Jno Harde
&co-ll J Higgins &co % Wood, Low Ludwig.en-i0
Payne, Huntip gton &co-5 Lehman, Nswgass &co3 w
Tompson-3 L Wslker-2 Jno Chafe 4 Bros Randall 6co
2vcn Phul Bros4 bds Folger &co-l fowls and
surdries TO order-Total III bales cotton
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RECEIPTS OF rRopucE SUNDAY.

LOWER CoAST-Stesmer A Brovn--56 bbs rice to
Buras-02 DO socos7O SKIS rice bran Nsrtn-23 axis
rough rice Browns SKIS seed cotton Henning &co-3
bbs 70 orderl bdl hides do horns Rnchsundes
70 order
SHREvEPoRr-steamer Enterprise.S bales cotton to
Wsmsley &co-37 Jos Hoy kco-s3 Richardson May
q Payne Huntington &eo-l3 Marx Levy &co-6 Spear
l5J Burbridge Aeo is Smith &co-5Ar Mtenberger
spesks buckne-4 BlacksheAI Miller Bloch Bros-a
Beades, Wingo 4eo-S Meyer, Deutch a weis-2 Lehman
l6l bead cattle MeKsight9s do McQuod Mathematics
y ordes-Tatai S34 bales cotton
LoUISyILLE-s,eAmsr Era No l0-5 ties hams Van
born kco-S0 rolls leather Tnos Schorr7o plovs csk
povs stsufer Kent &co-3O0 pows csks Slocomb Baldwin
&co-So bxs tonic FeniDg-l6o bb apples DeiBopdo-
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON gKEAT HoErHsRSz
J Powe-2 Won Phul Bros-l5 Hogan Patton-5 Bare {
Lessssier-2 Newman &co-9l Payne Huntington &co-
L Adams K son-2i Richardson May q Clinton-l0
4 Bendersen-l6 summers Branns-2 Lane-ll
acey Terry &co-35 Jno Hardie &eo-27 Ably &co-50
Warren Crawford &co-2 Jno Chsfee Bros r aney-4
Harrison sop-le Friedander-5 Jno Burnett &co-2
Walker &co-39 Alcus, Sherck a Auiey-6 III Given
% Battle NobleS Meyer Deutch Wes-2J II Person-1
J Buey &co-5 Musson &co-4 kehlor, Updike &co-43
II Her &co-4 B newman 6co-4 w Homan &co-2
Scott Cages Fower-3J Hendeyson-3 Leonard, Fash
Aces Wams dco-2 Marx Levy &co-3 8 Add-
son-l Wakes pkgs mdse Wettine-3s bxs cheese
evils &co-S bxs hats Alhert-lI do Belden-7g do
+ Benedct-5 do 81 Quinsn-2 bxs shoes zelnicker
3434 lumber Wang-900 do Peoly Planning Mil-42o
do W Weaver IA 500 do Tayior-5lO0 do Mcdonald
400 dc p Ma key-40C0 do W Grant-400 do F Reusch-
4QOO do Pom Elimt-l2 900 brick Gubernasor-200
do webbe3 wood Is sticks timber trucks timber
Hubbard-5 wood p Murphy-40 bbls whisky Nor
ton &coo do Coliesundes to order-Total SIS bales
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT wESrBRN-
10 bales cotton LATTE Dufho-8 Wiltz-l2 Ingra
hans G Mouton Aco-2J A Bonsfob-2 A Tetron &cO-l
wool u D1four-3 SKIS cotton Sewn q do
bd hides and sundies Terrebonne Gourdain6 bbls rice
aud sundes sure-l SKIS wool Ingrahaml83 bead cattle
Inbau &cosuDdss to ordsrotal 80 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-20

A chap from the country, stopping at one Of
the hotels, sat down to dinner. Upon the bill Of
marked that he didn't care bout readin' now
he'd wait till after dinner.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-20

A lady whose family were very much in the
habit Of making conundrums, was one evening
asked BY her husband In an excited tone: "why
are all these doors left open!" "Igive 1t up -
Instantly replied that lady.
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Cattle Market.
orr or yBvYBRsou, o

OFT or JsvYIRsoH October % ls6a
Arrived yesterday-S77 Texas Beeves, log Hogs.
Sold-42l Texas Beeves. Ito Calves and earrings,
So Hogs, and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-6I2
Texas Beeves, $50 Calves and Yearlings, $40 Hogs.
2l7 sheep, and 26 Mich Cows. We quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-20

NEW YORK-Steamship Gen Mesde-Astd mdse
BRRMBN-Ship Csrl-Astd mdse
WPOkT-Bark Psnlne-Ralroad iron
HsVANA-Steamship Juniata-4 bxs segars j Domingo
do Magi-l do bxs ndse A Whitney &co-l0 bxs cod
fish pimento Gclpi-l ssweetme.rs DeBas-
pkg lottery tickets moral do Ftrnandez &co-l do
PessOu
MOBILE-steamer Frances-59 bales cotton Prt ,hsrd
Bckham-l0 to order-7 Golsan-9 Max, Levy &co-l
key tobacco Devan Mason-1 box do Whitney Aco-l
do sewell tics hams snodgrass50 holt boxes tobacco
Whitney &co-4 pkgs do Jno Moore &co-2O pkgs fur
niture Phel-n-l box Bostick Seymour-3 hrkns
arI-6 pk onware Leeds &co- pkgs do Southern Ex
Co-Total So bales cotton
INDIANOLA AND GALvEsTOS--9teamshp Morgan
bales Beanles, Wngo &co-6 jennings Gates &eo5
Z = Gay 6co-6 Whitney &co-l4 Francke Danneel-
suedres to Whitney &co-9 bales hides 4 SKIS wool
bale skins bxs beeswax A M Col bbls taow L
AGO. bxs mdse Katz Barrettl Dbl hams Webster
Aco2 hbls beef Perkins, Swenson &co bxs mdse orren
empty half barrels Merz-S5O5 Shearer-2f bbls
hf bb tslow bxs do bx beeswax "a hides bale skins
b l. Mann &co-Sl25 SPECIE Lewis &co-$55 do Stun
berg &co-ls5 head cattle McQuoid Mehe-l36 do Inbau
Aycock Aco-sundres TO order-Totsl 81 bales cotton
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GALVE9TON-
HoRaAN LINE o. q. NAIL srEANsHIrS
HXk1Ib OLA : Tbs following nsv iron iov.prSesurs
s stsanships form this Line:
W. 9. Hewes.....l. q. Harris. Austln.
81 Asry...-....... Agnes.. .......... Harlan
Clinton osep hiAe...... Aatag0Fda,
Morgan.
WI TALBOT. Commander.
YIN SAD from foot of st. Joseph street WEDNESDAY.
Oct Der slst. q 3 A
Fer freight o. passsgs apply
OHAa 4 WHITNEY co., Aesnts
90 and u Damp strssk
Freight half adopted BY the BOARD
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1858.
NIf&& FOR rExAs-
INSIDE BERwIoKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUBAs AND GREAT WESTERN
PAsssneus the Ferry Boat sppoats yaepos Bauars
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SXfUR'
taking the Morgan Line stsamshs a Brashsar of Galveston
Josephine. ......................CAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
Tickets had and secured until O'Clock
COMPANY No g 6snsi .rss q or q E
q. W. z. BxTIET. sap sass sssas;
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oTkA48AIk0..-0TI
NEW YORK.
soR nnw rom
nsoHAxrv sTEAxsHr LINZ
a@& Conr..s he a"ss..s ss..n.Ai..-
SSEsSEHf ofTT. y Ven
saNERzE .0sossin 4. v. s:nsss2:
UNITED Captain 0sa Z. Ncrssa.
Sailing from New Ysrk EvERY saturday.
A. ". SAMPSON. Comsnmdsr,
VIII leave opposite Vegetable Markell Second District
SATURDAY., Oct "a, stsnn.
These Steamer have superior accommodations fos -
seneerS
CABIN ..............................s0
vs- trsssht or passaes apply 70
M Bills of Lsding signed through to Liverpool.
WOOD Low u : ,g SU GSwnss 's;...
The s,I sss:@sss UNITED STATES will follow. leaving
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT.
THE oRoxwsLL LINZ
SGAsGGE ships
Roos OrOnWous 80. ~ oonAn8to8s
-. s,..n.s,,
Geo. WssAinstea.
E.v. GAGER. Csmmandss.
wisavs wharf, ssss Of 1sllssss strssk - sATURDAY
October Gath, ss 5s.H
Passage .."....................".90o
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvnDa9DREMKN saks.
By this line and through bills Of iadng given for
Per nsAsht % Dassass sDpH 70
q Oarondslss strssA
BALTIMORE
FoR BALTIH0RB AID HAVANA
YHs NEW 0aLEANs. BALfINoRB AND HAVANA
REGULAR sxnLuoNrHLY LINK or sTEAMsHIPs
s:.: 4 se,s os..:aa
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAuG
FIRST CABIN;
Through fieksss 70 New York ................. zee.
, Ion .ALTIMo.l AND HAVANA.
SdA1as< fest steamship
Maryland.
z. c. REED, Commander,
WIN lssvs her wharf, OPP ,sits jackson Square, on
TUESDAY, Oct 2oth at IT, NJ carrying the u 8. mails.
For freight or having unsurpssssa sspsmmoaa-
Mons. apply V wIfHERsPooN. HALsBY co.. Agents.
- Csrondsst ssrssk
B-He bills Of Isdins bus those Of the Company viIl
% signed Permits for freight must ~ procured from ths
ofncs No freight for Havana take. ahsf u sslsok g
day Of safinG-
HAVANA.
FEE HAVANA-U. 8. MAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY. October gath. a. ocloctrx
ESes FOR HAvANA-U. g. NAIL LINE
ssn6sA The Al Iron Steamship
Alliance,
PARKER, Commander,
viii leave her WHAT foot Of Caope street. First District
as atove. For freight or passage apply to
r. W. PERKINS co, Agents.
rs Carondelef street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-20
Marine yntelligsnre.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. % CAnr srRxKr.
Tuesday. October ~. 1883
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Cephas sterrstt. Bsbidgs. for Provdence r l.,
Thomdike Norton