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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-03

The LOCOMOTIVE IN OUR STREETS AT LAsr!-On
Friday afternoon last the beautiful Locomotive
George McNeill," belonging to the Western Rail
Road made its appearance in the streets of Fay
etteville, where its hoarse whistle welcomed by
great crowd consisting mainly of Young America,
but with considerable infusion of the grave seniors
of the town, and even few ladies, who were not
deferred by the rain which had been falling for two
or three hours, from greeting with their smiles the
long desired machine. Fortunately the rain ceased
just the train reached the centre of town. and
the Lafayette SAKE Horn Band, which was mounted
on the Tender, had fair opportunity to perform
several National and other airs in their best STYLE
The Locomotive moved over the track back and
forth, in the most approved STYLE passing from the
river to the Depot about miles, then back toward
the river, and finally stopping at the Depot. The
track is completed about miles.
There was general feeling Of felicitation in all
classes of society. new impetus is thus given to
the great work; and we doubt not that many a man
who there witnessed the advent of the Locomotive
silently resolved in his heart that the work shall 20
on to completion-State aid or no State aid. 1t can
be done, If We all will it. 1t must be done, if We
would be saved from insignifcance and poverty as
community. 1t mill be done.-Fay Obseruer.
JUDGE ELLIs.-Our gallant candidate Judge Ellis.
arrived at his home in Salisbury on Wednesday night
last, IN line health and spirits The candidates ad.
dressed the people of Forsyth at Winston, on We'd.
nesday, when they separated to meet again at Yad-
k'nysie, iadkin county. to day. We do not blame
cusslons, must be very uninviting during this melt
ing weather, both to speakers and hearers.
We have visited several of the western counties in
the last fifteen days. and can assure the democracy
OF the east that in the west all is WELL as the first
Ihg,sdsy 10 August will most certainly prove
Z Golds 1ribans $3.50 ~ -
3 To DrpsRsE r11R SrRIprn Rua Tai. s.1.cL Il
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TO THE VOTERS OF WAKE COUNTY.
II ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CANDIDATE FOR
IL the SHERIFFALTY of Wake County. believe
rotation in Office, and will therefore pledge myself if elect
3D. not to be candidate for reelection for than
term believing two terms to be long enough for
to hOld lucrative and responsible Office trust hs
voters of this county will not mmit themselves until they
see hear from me, as they will do in due time
Respectfully,
CALVIN J. ROGERS
May 25, 1853. 42-td
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vrANTED. AsFIRST.RATE COOK AM
Nv = first.rate h0nse servant. Apply At this otnce
8 Raleigh, june 10y 1888. gf
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SELECT SCHOOL,

SELECT SCHOOL,
3D.. GRANvILLE Co., N G..
J. p. BAGBY A. NJ, Principal
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON thu
IL FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, and continue 81 weeks
Board and Tuition per Session. is $75 in advance un.
otherwise specially agreed upon Address the Principals
Sassafras Fork P. o. Granville Co.
limo IA -l239 ,zt.e.- ,--- 24-w5t
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TEACHER,

TEACHER.
a YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN PRODUCE THE
"A BEST TESTIMONIALS as to qualifications &C.,
DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as teacher
Address, H. H.
Hilliardscn NJ
June %, 1853 25 v3pd
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DELMONT SELECT SCHOOL, GRANVILLE
ID COUNTY, N. C. ~ miles south of GAINESVILLE, W.
The next Session will commence 9Th JULY
Address, R. II. GRAVES, Principal
Brownsville, NC
June 4, 1858. 24-w6tf
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MASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE, PERsoII
IvlCO. N. C.-REv. JAMES H. BRENT, PrInclpa'
aided byeicent assistants commences its next sess%
Wednesday the 9th of January 1855. Board s. moD
Tuition from SIX $50 per session Hillsboro Ss
nearest point the Central r B. South Boston, on IN
Richmond Danvlc r. e. For particulars addres' ="
Principal. ,,,. n ppryT.
Dec 10, 1897. l2l"-~"
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lVX7HL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPEh'V'
Nv Courts Of Duplin, New Hanover and adjong
Anil ;l n, a. iss7' 80 11so-wlH
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce the name of THOMAS
LONG candidate to represent the county Of Chatham
the Senate, in the ensuing Legislature.
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gta ORLEANS stlontr sglarAet.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp aireei /,
Saturday Evening. May i 1864,
The general business Of the week bean attended vi the
anuaAl faivg Cd applicable the advance IN the season
neyerheles 10 Western produce receipts have been large
the sales eorfe,pondpsy and had adverse
oeen brought to bear catfon might have had very rood
~eeks summary With he exception Of wheat the ,eeeiss f
Western pr duee are exeledieg in quantity any previous
II y gratifying that there il a sucspex
might abandaney Of capital aud faclihes "a povs
this avalanche n produce To Aude The prompess ana
panctuay IN which sales and returns are made oud Ne
saperduous 0nr market ending every year
Il considered almost Absufy to thnk Of ioone
Eer Orleans for anyhrg than coo sugar aud tobacco
Now Ibis market has he preference Europe Cuba South
Aasrea and m aet Tor almost every tho
world there business connections whh are extending
AAd increasing yearly The great railroad system North
viii in the end prove Of benefit our city than
ooaid haze been anepssd While lee and cold bas
IN the North oned Of the year here In New Orleans
20 without Interruption the year round True occa
senay low 10 the Mississippi ntefvsnes but
stscs will be snnountad when hereafter by the
Fesds which win way or another before the
tcuulnalion Of The present year.
In <fere y The movements Of the week will be observed
dat The depression Ia has considerable change
De position Of the exchange market Il Is hardly necessary
more for fatars reference than that bIyer and sellers Of
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s;.9ls.ssl 81. lls.sos Size. sss
.4s2 sio,9ss,o46 ss,754ln
comparatire stateRlent for T.oo Weeks.


week--....--. --.s.-.-.s.-s-.-+sfs 80. Siloir4o
rhe following is the comparative statement Of oans dis
ins mortgages and pledges which includes active
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EXPORTS.

APALACHICOL A-sfeamship America-3O hhds sugar l57
bbs moasses Ito bb pork IS bDis four lU casks bacon
NEW YoRK-ship Far west-l522 bales cotton, 10 tcs Dbl
lard no bbls hour bales aSz6 sackh lU hams
and shoulder, Is bbls gTeise.
HAvRE-ship acknowledgements bales cotton, 200 bb lard
200 slaves.
ItVERPOOI-Ship Abby Banchard-7l2 bales cotton 1896
sacks wheat 80 bh Hour 2Ul sacks seed oil cake U
LIVERPOOI.-Bark Mary Hyler-720 bales cotton, 32S1
sacks wheat 2O6i bbls -four $500 slaves
BREMEN-Bark Edwsrd-l4f4 bales cotton $50 bbs lard
bales skins. pkgs mdse, 1000 slaves.
BARCELoNA-Schr Marcia Farrow-leO5 pkgs provisions
40U empty bbls
BELLE 1sbE-Schr Kate stamer-l3O0 bales cotton.
MATANZAs-sehr sntilla--lAs2 pkgs provisions.
BOSTON-Bark Amanda Spear-543 bales cotton g35 hides
IS bales hemp Ia bales rags, % casks Of glass 70 bb nuts
bbls noasse 10 bbs whisky 70lY sacks Germ Ul bags hair
BoSTON-Bark Marcia-236 -four 65j bbls ISL sacks II
kegs lard los Ibis pork &c casks bacon @ hams So hides
2UlJ slaves
SABINE PAss-sehr Warren--l4 bbis pork bhs sugar
bbs moass,s bbls whisky, 10 bags coe Is salt l0T
pkgs mdse.
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Children three old and under those three
and to twelve old hafpnce all twelve years old
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty five be had the
otce OF the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line Of the road procure tickets
of twenty for their personal a reduced
II expected that Saturday Evening Train will be started
about the LIST Of May next far Magnolia Returning
will arrive at New Orleans about O'Clock A. NJ Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday returning will arrive at New Orleans
the days, Freight leave the city days
be the depot by O'Clock p NJ the day previous
the day Of leaving Due notice viii be given when freight will
az EM NJ wADLEY, General Superintendent.
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KEY VEST via FLORIDA P0RTS-Atcamship Atlantic
bales island "A hides Buune Baiie-2U bales
aud Hnmlnl2 bbls rpentine Rogers,
Woodal Sco-sundres Capt Montgomery Moreno Bros
Wakefield &eo-G ID Metcali Sco-and order.
BosroN-ship WIN Wert-7O6 tons ice to W Bosworth
POWDER HORN AND GALYESTON-steamshpG Calves
TOMS bales fuliy &eo-5 "a II May &co59 do
Tarlslon. Whiting TulsS Oakley, Hawkins Hugely
Blair &cO-2 Harde Aces John Williams 6co3 Farley,
Jurey &co-4i Turner'S bds deerskls Holmes CLAUSE
- hides biseoe simms2l do Khea FeoS3gO specie TO
King co94 head cattle II turtles and sundre orderfota
l93baes cotton.
NEW YoRK-ship Augustus-Assorteh mdse-
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark solo-il73 Jacks coffee to John
son, Moke AGO.
PENsACoLA-Schr Union--9JOOO feet lumber to order
MOBILE-Schr Olive Branch-l05 boil turpenne l0O bbls
rosn Bessey AGO.
PENSACoLASehr Ann Eliz-6O 900 feet lumber to order
Observation-Disclosures JAS Stockton no. QUO feet lumber
10 order.
PAsCAGoULA-Steamer Eseatawba-76OO0 feet lumber TO
order
PEARL RIYER-sehr Experiment feet ofumber to
order.
PEARL RlVER-sehr Elizabeth Ann--35 900 feet lumber
order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Phenomenon-5lO hbls sand to order
BILONI-sehr Peliean-27, 000 feet lumber 10 order.
BILoXI-schr james Eila-3JOJO feel lumber order
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ingoms-365 balet Of Wright
Allen Sco John Watt &col26 do Cooper &co-S1 do
soS SeS % ys vance %skeF ssds S do
M MoE M,se SS oes 10 ssmS Ssas Ss'o
Fclowes &co-l do MieheH Seo-l ID NJ summers
q Cromwrll-49 sacks wheat Perkins &to2 sacks
Relieves sco-O bbls talow 10 + Twiehe keo9sandries e.
Converse Kennett &co-T Dnyai-lV 4 Violet. 3co-j ii
Wilson, romroy Sso-Psyne liarlisel-cady Holmes
seo-E Observation-Disclosures Gainds-E E Aorgan-and
ordcr-Totel 1893 bales cotton, 50 aids to6acco.
CINClNNATISeamerQ Queen ciyl25 boxes candles 30 If
bb lard oil IS hams Wight &eoS bbls
bids bacon 81 hhds tobacco Hogan Muphy-296 bb Hour
6eo0 oil 10 bis oil 25 bills
whisky 10 boxes cheese eTn NcoiO Dols beef 10 boxes
VOORHEES, Grggs Scol2 bbls eggs kegs butter
aaas y eS ssss x s a.a S aPg e y SGHs
Do aseed oil II do beans Place Bren.en-4O bbs whisky
Kesmy IBIS eggs and sandiies Re6isoa Msboassf
Pkg. gware 9arrieTel4 doJ 9anshss pkg gHae Hendes
Sa,ne9 do S9go o osls e9I 81 hhas bacon 70
hhds hAcon We've Wege-5O hi bhs whisky kusha
Kegs Ward Saunders Hunt5 bos WHISKY bhs Of
-four Parnots- bb whisky McGrdgor Scoo, furniture
II Brinon Scos and 81 bbs Of lal 81 butter
gers 8coal whea Il bbls beans
eggs T~ehel 6cosS 10 do beans lard led
Ss Do S 1fa 'S bell EGGS SS
beans Aetneis eo2 do John Hurley Sco4 bps Of
6sl wheat ss sackd oyerton
10 S9IS a fa q n SssS Ses e b N s
pkg cheese % fruit ols beans Eegs batter lad TO
Capt NealOs bbs 10 bbs lard sundries
Total 81 hhds tobacco
VICKSBURG-S,earner Priueess-25t bales Per
son Sco-3l Buckner stanton a NeNflAn-l69 Robson Al
lon-is0 Carroll Holmes &colN downright 8co-ll3
ihos Henderson Pcae-lll BuchAnon, Carroll acoSS dc
Hughes Hyiested 3cOS4 Mande lille Mcflhenny-I6 dc
kotchofd brown 1coT2 do Washington jackson dc
John Watt &co-54 Lewis Ogesby-3 Ward, Saunders
Hunt II George ConnellyS6 bales cotton Harrison
" Byrne, Vance &co2s y Is Ernest fco2l Aby-l2 dc
Camnack Squires West--ll hflenberger Borfou-l
Fel0wes 6eo-iJ @ a Kicks &eo-s BroadWeil Payne
Bradley, Wilson 6c0yl do Eslin cottot
Coleman. Putnam &co72 sacks wheat rye
b0aId7 bbs lard West &c-l mill TO Miles
owen Aco-S hi ds mdse Hewitt, NooI Aco-2 IA.
hides bales skins bbs taow Robespn Dennett
peas Thos Henderson Peale25 do Carroll Holmes 1co-l4
SACKS potatoes Greg0r WsonSnaafes TO order 20l
bales cotton.
| LAFOURCHE-Steamer La6tte-l2hhds sugar 80 hi Dbl
molaes Buchannon Carroll &c0-l hhds 81 bbs
Bogar Foley Avey-2 bbs BE- sugar bhs
Il h bbls moasses 70 GalAseo Pas9a-13 hi bbs noases
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CONSIGNEEs.

NEW YORK Ship Angustus--Payne Harrison-Peu-
chaud Hale &cOC w Philips Sco-A A Pes chand-F q
a.lph--PHestley Bein-E Stevens SeoVmceat &eo-O
WoodTnan-Siark, Saeifer &co-Walker Suider-Wood
Low Weshaar-J Woodruff &co--C Bnddecke lsco-
Buchannon, Carroll &co-A Brousseau Keep II Buton
w Bonenger-G Bearegsrd-George Connelly-L Coulon-
Coleman, Putnam 9co-H Denman-L Elkn Sco-s CHI
man-k W kstn kcoA ID Grief kco-H Holmes Cious-John
Hurley &eo-Ilead, Masse &coWashington jackson
II Kennedy seo-J A Lum Sco--W II lie clifford Sco-t
Laughlin Sc5-ews Ogesby-North Smedes &eo-Oglesby
a Maeaulay-and order.
BOSTON-Ship Vim Wirt-Fiint 4 Jones-Peers Willard
&cu--J Adams Acct Baley &co-Frost &co-Sanpson
keene-Heald AsSsis &coPritchard Flower-wood Low
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SbipplNa snttIIiaEn ss.

Mo ON May 8, 1858.

MONDAY, May 8, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship America Nelson Apalachctla Wood Low
Ship Joiannibeg, Sphen. for Hayre Baxter Lowell 6co
Ship Abby Blanchard, Waite, for Liverpool,
Creevy & Farwell
Ship Far West. Bennett for New York, J Woodruff
Bark Mary Hyer, Hyer for Liverpool Meeker, Knox AGO
Bark Marcia Blanchard, for Boston. II Nennard
BARK Amanda Spear, Percy, for Boston, w Dewey
Prusan Bark Edward, weting, Bremen. Clason AGO
Schr Kate Stamler. Andre for Belle Isle for orders
p Whitney &eo
schr Marcia Farrow Pillsbury for Barcelona,
Gdldenbow & Lesparre
schr eatilla wass for Maiansas Goienbow lesparre
sehr Warren 0iva for Sabine Pass Godenbow LsspArre
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Ia. REMOVAL-rAYLoR.4RADDIN. "a

- REnIOVAL-TAYLOR 4 RADDIN, en-
ME Wholesale Dealers 10 5G
VEy BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, S1s1@A
to the large eommodous Stores Nos n Magazine and ~
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
Shove where they wl keep constantly hand large and
well selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS and CAPS of
every variety and quality.
They are now receiving their Stores per steamship
Warrior ships Kinks and Fannie Ealer
Hfty thousand dollars worth of FRESH REASONABLE
GOODS which they would respectfully call the attention OF
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
buyers surpassed other establish
ulent city, Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR I RADDIN,
sel2-tf 81 Magazii e and II Common street.
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DoCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBR ATE

~ CELEBRATEn
GERMAN BITTERS
Prepared by DR. q S y. aAChs0E, FHiiADkLrA' IA
Liver complaint DyspeP %sSeo osT ri or Nervous
arising from dsordered Liver or stomach.
Such
Constipation Inward Piles, Fuuess or Blood to the Head
Acdity of the Stomacn Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funes Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erueatious Sink
the Head difficult Breathing, Fluering the
Heart Choking suifoeatng sensations when in lying
p Pain in the Head; Deficiency Of Precipitation,
Yeowness Of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back
Flesh Constant Imaginngs of Evil and great Depression
Fhe proprietor in calling tho attention the public
preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost confidence In
Its virtues and adaptation to the Diseases for which rs recon-
II is no new and untried article but lie
test Of ten year trial before the American people
reputation and sale is unvaled by similar preparations
ant The testimony In It's favor given by the most prominent
physicians individuals all parts Of
country iueno and careful perusa Of The Almanac pub
ed annually By the proprietor and be had gratis OF any
remedy really deserving great celebrity obisneo
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory No. AIS ARCH street, Phil
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT A Co,
$50 ly&w q and 1871 Gharres street.
LHOWLER'S PATENT STEAM HOLDERS
have now been extensively used for the last and
nary boilers They combine the following advantages viz:
Economy in fuel never cleaning small spaee,
simple In construction and do not much the orai
nary cylinder hued Boiler, half
fuel saving, but at the same time complicated Boilers.
others these Boilers opera
ton 81 the following places IN the city
Cotton Press uislana Cotton Press Caronde
lei Refinery, H. Homes Ornamental Iron Works
Numerous certificates can the Office Of the Ratenee
and circulars with pan Of the Boier will be any part
: - D; II FowLER, III Bayoune street,
Manufacturer OF Low Pressure Locomotive Fued Uyn-
der Boilers, sana Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves,
Chimncy-, ETC., etc.
equal in point of workmanship and Material any in the
country, aud al The lowest Prices MA 6m&W
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co,cn been for four days stands the two ufst
Of The week were attended with some few ranHcionsns
ma ure Of the advees Of The 7th April brought ps me ~
NewYork having completely paralyrsd ouleis
,h IN. nhts eutsftsincd Of the extent Of theg growth
Of lsthe chief estimates being nov Tor Sv' bales on
one side and $4,000 aud above on the other side. every
cnrrois watched its and number OF bales Is any re-
ea The mail Is watched daily for The receipts at hebiie'
and savannah Most important buyer has his
serap of paper and pencil figuring honry In the meantime
ne accounts Of frost cold weather having been OF any
.rious nary treated with derson. particularly by the
heavy OF Rocky Bears The expected adsiees due on
Monday Quebec may however lead the contendg parties 70
terms and business recommencc.
There has been very pereeptbe decline for the week In
sales dry goods groceries, hardware and
other branches We believe there complaints
market" at least Perhaps come traders may not rea
line 90 their bills receivable readily they expected though
there no dculty anticipating by payiag enough. There
some merchants from Texas Arkansas and upper
river and expected The seasons opera
lions drawing usual at this PERIOD TO close
In of the city the departure Of the thou
residents aud visitors shown by the dimin
hod daily reduction in sales There has how
sve great dsal Of money spent for fancy articles milf
.ery crnone general perhaps much previous sea-
If jndge from The number Of carriage bug
cabs snd which has been shipped by almost every
left for three months past It would be
imposed there would further for the pedal extreme
les. We should like know when planters will encourage
heir home Southern manufacturers would be an in
erestng table to know the amount paid yearly 70
tage mixers We think would nsound some
olks how much Northern artisans and mechanics
make Of Southern liberaiiiy-
The money market pretty active the closing Of the week
nd yesterday closing the mouth caused good deal Of
money to negotiations OF paper made
oday at 10 II q u per For selected signatures there
good Inquiry buyers insist high rates in fact,
mounting extorticn In They have the sd
avtage who closing aud preparing depart
money paper dealer does feel disposed dscli
those who going and those who do not
permanent residents and traders have suffer for The
aey and hurry OF the cosmopoes The offerings in bank
large to-day. showing heavy increase the
1nding Of last week Considerable Of long dated paper
,mprises share of the daily calls for the week.
Tbs weekly OF The banks usual strong There
been increase in coin, decrease in exchange, with
ght falling Of deposits. The due distant banks
SO shows decrease hanks il presumed having re-
tied exchange for extends the dimnuon
he haInnces The rarintiolh for The week ara
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sas~ -zg~-ussns-, NEW ORLEANS, JACF.-
10 k%a 80 SON AND GREAT N0RTHERE
On and after Saturday, the 10Th day Of April 1855
Train will leave New Orleans daily at TSO A. NJ
arrive At Canton at Z O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton 730 A. NJ and
Orleans az O'clock p u.
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MEMORANDA.

PROVISIONING UP.
Brig Geo Chase sranberg days from Havana Bouduos
que Phillips.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
ITrg%s :. UNITED STA TEES Ills- T@S =
lEsss,tAkshTP WEEKLY NAIL LINE l5tSElES,Ia
s6l25ezts,fssxsh TO YICKSBURG, 49, fsSlt
ON SATURDAY, at

ON TUESDAY, ATOM THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, al
z. VI. at % 2. NJ. 5P. NJ
The magnificent u The magnificent The magnificent U.
States Mail pAckeU s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Captiu vi X b 2 Watcher. Captin
Wilson, will leave bp j. NJ MhitelT. r. Leathers will
Donalds0nvie will for Duu- Donaldson
Plaquemine Baton aldsonyile Plaquev e, Psquemine,
Rouge, Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, PORT
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, Matches
Waterproof Rodney, ANS Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand erproo Rodney saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and ST. JOSEPH, Grand Gulf WArre1on and
Tieksburg Gulf WarrentoD, icksburg every SA-
TUESD AY, at 6lMili kens G nd ,ITURDAY. at s o.
O'CLOCK p. NJ lNicksburg, l. n o'clock p NJ
The Il IN CEs Providence Stuckst The steamer NAT
Weeks Island and Skp.lG II Ez connects at
burg with the steam his Land vicksburg with the
o. s. AID, and Pitchers Point Ashlsteamer RANGER,
will take freight for toms Carolina land and will Jake freight
all the landings on ings Grand for all the landings
Yazoo river high Lake Washington Yazoo rveTas high
Greenwood every TIL TUESDAY as Greenwood high
O'Clock p. NJ rates.
The above mentioned splendid passenger pacze will leave
their regular days without fail the appointed. All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will be responsible any package
containing money jewey other yRluabe unless regular
bills of adng taken specifying the contents and value, and
the freight paid for vuabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained In their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board
CARROLL, HOLMES co.
Union Row, IS CarondelCt st.
usO If r r SMITH No 4 Tcbonpiton laa al
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n W.LYTLIc, PRoPRIETok OF THE FuiLuw-
VI Warehouses; prepared to
DESTROYS obtaining Storage having large oomy
buildings specially adapted fer the various articles
commerce. their proximity the river and shipping
and The facilities afforded for loading and unloading with the
diminished risk Of (beng all Fire ProofO he
abled 10 offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE, Al the river-For Grain and other
Produce, corner of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTs' WAREHoUSE-GeneralW Warehouse, IN the
OF Delta.
WABASH wARgHoUSE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
HOME wAREHoUsE-FOr Coffee alone, Fulton s,rees near
Poydras
(NUAVA JELLY AND PAsrE-S0 boxes Of -
VI dozen each, just received In store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDEI.LACH,
y rchoupisouas street.
between DRAWER and Matches, up sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
Leaves on THURSDAY, May 6.m5P;M; .

SlEItI%1 Natchtoches facket-The new, fine, fast
$500 ming magnificent passenger packet
KppiIes Jno. 3. Dowiy, master, 0. j. Barsow clerk,
will above positively for Grand Ecoe Natchoches
Alexandria Collie Mauice Faverons Durand's, Buxton,
and Montgomery, Gorbns Landing, Bar0n's Landing Nor
Landing and all intermediate landings Red via
Cane Little rivers For freight passage apply board,
orto GEO. d. HITE 4 CO.,
ago Front street.