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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-14

O. FOR hENT The House and Lot.
H4 kno~n as Warsaw" in the town of si.ney.
JuSt beyond the Fsir Grounds -"''
The ifot contains Scses Of Land well oncIoscd
ami fhe inp oscnents thereon consist OF a CONNIE
Gi'ns h"Gi iing House. with rooms, Krick Kitchen.
Carnage House and Stables Possession given Inn
n'0dAte'y JAS TAYLOR 4 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-14

va ing ~ Rtaad street. II is now upderoofns :.
thorough rcea,': new brick kttche,, has bee,, al
feet leer. II is considered one OF The hss Ioea,ia,s
on Rroa3 street, for any KIND Of business Een{
s6S per nan5a, Apply 20
J II ANTHONY
Jt lS-t Columbian Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
VEGETABLES.

T1ere IL little nothing note in the retail price of
vegetables beyond be fact that lower prices generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
LrrERATURE.
MRS. STEPHENS NEW MONTHLY
lNl FOR FEBRUARY
READY THIS DAY.

AVA
READY THIS DAY.
CoyrrSrs.
From sptece-Nature's Evening Prayer.
The Wayfarinr Tree. with an lustrati,n)
Household skeletons BY Alice Cary.
Mopsey. with llusirsdon) BY Cornelius sassevs
over me Grave.
EuuIe's Farewell with an llu,,ra,ionl
The small Trades " Naples. CThree ilus'ratisns)
Solitude.
Necric and l. By oliver Bunce, author Of ny Rural
The hndaIusan Letter Writer. with an illustration)
The Queens Favorite. ny Frank Lee Bene,lioI
Bsreara Stafford Ny Mrs. Ann 8. stephens.
IT, r's' wrom,ns volunteer. with an iustraaon)
eonpefa nv Warned.
Tbngs W. Tam About--Courtesy 10 NegAbors Re
butes and Reprisalr-Fnncy Names; moving Appeal for
their Deiive Boa Song aud Modest Proposa-An
SISTER; On Unjust Decision Broadway and hs Irregular
Structures-Pretty Women Earnestly Impored TO Look
PrettyThe Crnone, and charge Repelled-Matrimony;
the Abuse the feninne Side Of that InsItu an Al.
Denied-Tbe Town; Things Dramatic, Operate Terpd
chorean; an Englishman's Opinion Of Broadway.
10 Readcrs and Correspondents
The Ladies' Treasury ~ Fashions Needlewtst ard 7omei
Ar'Ihe style, Head Dresses Chldren's Dr, Fancy
Goods Descriptions ~ Illustrations the Work ra5e tho
Sewing Machine Pleasures Of the Work Table, Cancellations
Of trinOline.
Illustrations TO the Ladies' Treasury FIfteen IN numSere
In The number Tor January commenced Ameri-
can Romance by krs Ann stephens, entitled
BARBARA STAFFORD.
The sccne OF this romance New England; the time tho
witchcrai period The second portion Is given in the mum
her Tor February. The press have spoken o the opening
hapters of this renlarkabe and
EDWARD STEPHENS, Pub. agent,
l33 Nassau street, New lofA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALnAEAc FOR NEw YoRx-rms
Sun Rrsrs...'......s.. II NOON srrs.... morn 10
sus SETS. 6l HIGH wArER.... VI
Port OF New York, January 22, 1855.

CLEARED
ship Edwin Forrest, Croker San Francisco-w Cole
ship Talbot, Burgess Melbourne-Gooaeve, Arken 4
ship Georges, Slater Sydney, Ssw-Gooieve, Arken 4
ship harriet, Basse,,, New orleans-N Brigham
ship Rockland Brown, New Orleans-w whitock, Jr.
ship Hope Merrill, Mobile-J Atkins Co.
ship Abby Brown, Moody, Alphabetically III Ryersmiih
AGO.
BARK voyager, Freeman, Marsenles-Beyd Hncken.
Brig 4 X Fluker crosby, Jacksonvlle-C a Y Peters
schr Emily. Griffin. ssyanDab.DC Murray,
sehr John Price, Davis, Baltnore-Maier, Lord Que
schr Colgate Seaman, Baltimore-Nailler, Lord Que
schr Isaac Rich, Smith, rhlladelPhla--,Ias Hand.
sSoPP k%sTg Tdo Kenny
Bark Clara Windsor McEweu. AuI Cages, sth inst with
s. 80 lon IS TO- spoke schr phne hence bound soun
Bark henry Trowbrise oi New Haven't Auger, Antigua
where She i. bound D''' VI -''" ''''"'
BARR Liberty new. of Portland, Wood Portland days
sehr Rate brigham g mast- Norton, Savannah, 10 days
sehr Robert Caldwell Hudson Charleston days, with
'CS Sp Az 40 N s,Gs E Mon So,o for provn
seSr Rchmcnd, Janus Teimond' tdays
fcSr hrscor, latch, vTsSiS, sdaysi
schr Eclipse nulehin- bainqre days
seRr Caroline kniTii wilcox, Iabec, days
schr Superior, Robinson, ROckland, lays
sehr Lucy Ames, Badger, Rocslsnd. days
sehr Prince ieboo Trpp, Marbletead, 3 days
schr Rnrsod, Lockwood, with mdse- from bark Mary
schr Norma, Merritt With mdse from bark Mary Dyer
schr DrInmon rox from wreck Of ship claEe Brook
steamer Pelican Aidrich Providence
BARK Mary Louisa Mobile From Quarantine. ship Caro-
a,,~tr H. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
Miscellaneous and Disasters.

Miscellaneous and Disasters.
until Yesterday morning About once month falls 10 he
received the Post once in city he day Of pubn
cation Can the Advertiser give us The why fssf
Bark Minnetouka which Of saves into Bahia
.sS o UTps prey sr ~ Sg arrived " Csdens "o
Brig Morancy which sld Havana I0h u reported for
New York, arrived at Barrel Stake, la, 2ls-
L.vscHrDAt Bah lg,h inst from The YARD Of Me.srs IIa
owned by The builders by Capt Alexander Hodgdon (Sho
Notices In Mariners.
HARDiNGs roAr.
e ss 1s O.en Sr Ths
has been replaced upon her station
~ MEIANCTHoN SMITH ComdrUsv
Boston, Jan ~ 1853 Lighthouse Inspector, ID Dist
Light ship ss English Bank "HFn % ;sysp
From ta' ship 20 20 iss %PS SF Flores. sT w
stationary white light Visible IRON 5 10 iiesgues
MeSTryIDso, Noy q, 1891.
moored stated within few days past and being aIed
reyoives Another light is said VIII be placed the Island
Iobos near Cape Marys at an early erod and when
the entrance q river Moneydeo with perfect e1nsdsnce
sr ~ cent. pen ton upon ali yssse entering no are - pse
Sc collection which commenced hisdsy very respect
''"'' yO'' WIN HAMILTON. United states Consul
To Ellwood Waller Esl Secretary Board of Underwers
u
Revolving Light nj Cape Roman, south Carolina-Tn con
nrmy to the notice issued from this Office August 1851 the
fixed light exhibited from the Dad tower at Cape Roman was
the night NJ the LIST init discontinued and revolving light
showing bright flash every minute exhibited the
tower recently erected nj that place.
The Illuminating apparatus caiadoprc OF henrs
Of The system Of Fresne
The new tower Cctagona plan, $50 feet height and
The light from this tower should be under ordinary
states Of e atmosphere from the deck vessel Is feet
above the water about q nautical mills ~ nautical miles
outside ~ the dangerous shoals OF Caps Roman,
This light station will be readily known during daylight by
he appearance Of the two the old 65 feet high
being painted with red aud white horizontal bands and the
new tower l feet heh) from which the light will be exhi
paused black.
The approximate position u Cape Roman Lighthouse Is
Latitude, 80 " % N Longitude, 1911 % W. a.. a.
Charleston Main liph-Fxed Iight-ln c0niornnN W ,ne
same notice, the revolving light exhibited from INC
main light tower the let instant dscontueu sha
fixed light exhibited from an elevation of 1873 feet above he
mean level Of the sea. 49,.
The Illuminating apparatus ia ca,sdioptric' and Of the &C.
cond order Of Fresnel .,-,, -, a. ,,o a.,
high The hsi will focal plane ~ l3 feet abovs the
level of and should be seen UNDER ornsry
the deck of vessel 10
above The water about ~ nautical miles.
The beacon light placed ~ an elevhuon on Vee wv Iro
in range with The main light gives the line Of best water
across N, bar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
SHELL FIsH.

This has been an extraordinary winter for the oyster
dealers, and some Of the large SPECTATORS have been
ruined especially those engaged In the Virginia trade.
oysters from the Old Dominion sell in this city by whole
sale for any price they bring. East Rivers and York
Pays have also gone down In price. IL feared that large
quantities Of oysters will be spoiled this winter account
Of the mild season. The demand for oysters active, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
POULTRY.

Poultry is higher this week, the supply has been
light and the weather favorable for sellers THERE'S NOT
much poor stuff in market noticed earlier
is however, TO be regretted that farmers will
not pay attention TO the in which they dress
their poultry for market They would realize 25 per
cent than they do they took little and
please patrons in the bargain. As have remark.
ed the supply Of well dressed fowl is larger than usual
Farmers distance need not be afraid send
prices will in all probability, be sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
FISH.

One would naturally suppose that the open winter
would make the supply Of FISH large, but II really
have had contrary effect There Is less hsh brought
market than usual, and due TO the diicuny Of
catching them. Goldfish sells for 81 per cwt., where
formerly IL only worth ~ Sc. Smells fro Boston
demand and there is good business doing fresh
has just commenced, and we Will soon have them 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
sEpoRrxp SALES OF srocxs AND BONDS AT AUCTION.
Bp A. n Nicolay.

9EPORTED SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS AT AUCTION.
By A. n. Ncolay.
81 900 fsemont and Indiana RR u.s.. Int added "a
2 900 Lacrosse and Mlw RR 7s........ 5lZ
1000 Chicago, St. p. and Fond du lac SIS. 3lx
4iOOO Watertown and Madison RR, SIS. 81
1900 Philadelphia and Reading RR 6's.. 10
I 600 Lee county (lowa) per cent bonds. 62h
5000 Milwaukee City 7per cent bonds .-.52H Sax
1000 Sacramento City los. ...............on a52
$500 Toledo and Illinois RR. I'd mort rs. Flat Is
1000 Tennessee State per cent bonds. ..... SIX
IS shares American Exchange Bank ........ 1907
80 People Bank .................... S6x &V
10 Merchasts Exchange Bank. 500
Empire City Fire Insurance Company ........ ITO
20 Columbia Fire Insurance Company ......... 941s
10 New World Fire Insurance Company .......... 80
10 Galatn Fire Insurance Company ............. IS
Also the following
% 900 Terra Haute and Alton RR bonds int added 59<
200 California state interest added 1917
5000 New ORLEANS City S's........... do. 76h
1000 Ia Crosse and Mlkanke RI. rs, do Al
1900 Chicago, St. Paul Fond du Lac r. U.s. do. 301s
900 Memphis City 6s............ do. 70
1000 Watertown City 6's............ do 80
80 shares Bank ofCommerce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9x
Bank OIL New forK....... lOl
otommonweaith bahk. 90
~ BANK OF commerce.. VA
~ 4htHans palh 20
~ SontnehtaI bahA S49s
20 Eagle Fire Insurance Co. l45L q l46k
IL Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. .........9 90 80
10 Lafayette Fire Insurance Co Observation-Disclosures. 70
20 New World Fire Insurance Co................. Sc
rs New York Central RR Co. Observation-Disclosures. Tx
Is Cumberland Coal and Iron Co................ Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

Weather Reports.
By the Northern Eastern, Western and Southern Tele
graph Iines-Ofice 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23

II Is with much pleasure that notice all kinds Of
meats especially rough pieces much lower than they
some weeks back. We speak Of the prices that
obtained in the large markets. not what charged by
the hucksters that retail bad meat at high prices all
the city Beet has fallen from 10 cents per ID.
Rough pieces have turned even lower figure. II is
little remarkable that the dearest meat often bought by
poor people. Butchers complain that poor women who
really TO be objects Of charity will pass by cOrned
beef and plates and naves which they buy for nine
and ten cents per pound and content themselves with
nothing less than sirlon porterbouse steak The de
mand for prime cuts Ia active compared with other
meats but there unacoountabe dulaess the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-23
nI-TrKR. CHEEsK. EGas. mo

NHEENhi EtUNi FTts
The price 6 butter seems 10 be steadily settling down.
Good Orange county keeps In price, but OF that very
little finds Us way into our markets, and much that
passes fer Goshen butter is really only prime State and
very nearly good The highest priced butter sold in the
market 70 cents per lbs and very good butter Tor family
be bad for 20 cents. The mild has good
deal 10 do with these low prices but think that butter
viii not be high ms II year since for several years
ocomc Tue best cheese sells for 10 cents per 10 There
has been extraordinary fell Ia the price Of eggs during
the last ten days Two weeks ago eggs were bought by
The quantity for - cents per dozen they now bring only
ia 10 cents The retail dealers not yet aware NJ The
fact that eegs down in price; but their Customers
would do we'll 10 jog their memories on this point
GA 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25
! LIST OF LETTERS
naming I'm the New York City Post once,


Published exclusively in the New YoRK HERALD by
Act OF Congresse Paper haping The largest circulation Of
paper in The United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF WASHINGTON w. AND
~ T. Company No. o held q; The truck house onne morn
ing ~ the 2fth Inst after their from The ire ~ the
foct of Threh street., Ess, river, vas unannoisly
Resolved That Nc thanks % sn cnninen'lg due
and arc hereby tenedcd Mr. Jn y Brown AMI family,
Mob phch place East Thr,iefh street f,r Their very Kind
and treatment and the onun supply ~ refresh
menis furnished afr tie above hfc also ~ h@ssrs sage
Grant of East Thr1otn street Tn sniilf i,ynfs.
JOHN n FORMtN, Foreman
wutfau DRravoSp, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1853

Eastman VIM w
Eastwood Everett
Esmeraldo DIR j j
Emerson j Milton
Ennis Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

JTNtON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO is--ritE wrN
Irx ~ ,he Union Association requested O ~ md
Engine hsuse CORNER ~ broadway nni Thirty
eighth street on sunday the u inst. ~ o'ciok Y ALA
H. meet \ Tie aose place TUESDAY ms sh inst
c'cack NJ proceed thelr excursion ~ tba1N ANY
geteusan wishing accompany tie association the aove
DO BY appy g U aty mgnhrr ~ he iss
HENRY NtiNsN, thttf ELL
GsoRsg MClsrIRE, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

RMAND AND LAM0NTAINE'S BANKRUPTCY.
N SALE OF CiOAkS AND SHAWI.S,
Al No 3gi Broadway.
GuMPTUOUs VELVET CLDAKs,
RICH EMBROIDERED CtOAKS,
BLACK CLOTH kAGLANS,
COJDRED tfIDiU RA3f.ANS
TIE NEW MANTLE III AVIS,
Bk1SHE STELLA sHAWiS,
VELVET BoRDERED SHAWIS
THE INCEST AND NEWEST GOODS EVER IMPORTED
IN THE COUNTRY
All at nominal prices,
For 90 days only
BIZ order Of the assignees.
w. d. ESfEkRE.
No. 35l broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25
COLE MEDAL, OF HoSoR A, IaB UNIVERSAL

RIO PARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING A rIANo rca
cnsL, would ~ crcunl~,ences wif-h
ret able 70 control force nc y sell my plaHa O course
psct sAcr hcc obtain ready cash aud will sell u he FIRST
ed offer one pianos hs. cay rise pil
ave piano the highest style Ut nish
fu tine ard Il without single fault blemsh II cst $50
just tn 80 month sgo WI sell for imm~lsse e~.h for
&s Fus warranted by the makers Call At - fss spsi-
way, near The AZ Market street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

M
Mr. ~ LE0NAHD desires q inform the musical public
that hs prepared to form clsses ~ ladies' gentle
the element of vocal music th,fogh bass harmony
gee singing &C. and oftoys The violin Terms " slvsnc-,
IN classes a. quarter " "a essons private ssons ss
per quarter Apply ~ Liberty street between Nassau sud
concord streets. Brooklyn; the VI H. Sinh
20 FULTON street. New York.
GCQ0 FOR a NEW ROSEWOOD PIANO I OCTAVE,
e. lVV round corners. sherts make, San
A. VI. BILLING A Co, yaS ilrsadWay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

Leaves on FRIDAY, I'm Inst, ~ 5 O'Clock T. N.
f., IT. EMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
la&sks Packet Line-FOr Memphis and the BendsThe
y hrst.cass IL. Il. w. Hill, Captain
j. H. Newell will receive freight Wednesday the foot Of
God street and VIII leave above For freight passage
apply board, j. ". FRELIGH,
Once under the S. Charles Hotel.
nFThs Line Napoleon with
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
R9 Adams Express carried regularly by this Line mo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

IT. FOX 81. mAkIINSNIl4LE-REG
lEtNtkar5 ular st. Martmsyile packet.-The fine
issssszssh light draft Belle Creole j. Henry
Whtworth master, will leave 81 Marnsvle New IBERIA
Jeanneetts Chaenon, Franklin, Centreve Pattersonye
Berwick and Bashear City Bayou Bout and all Intermediate
landings, above.
All business entrusted her will be unrtualy
For freight passage apply board II street
or to HAIL. ROOD 4 PUTNAM,
Custnnhouse street.
or to J. NJ, JOHNSTON A co,
No. 3 Front Levee.
d23 J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

Money continues quite sbundnt for oil business purposes and
increasing N the hauds OF capt s who hnd difficult to
place 10 advantage Thp 6o cent for brst
class paper andon cali Is ohained "a 46 cent with un
doubted security One Of oa largest capitalist has On de-
poit in the Boston banks million eight hundred Thousand
dollars and as ht class with sasfacyry security is =
ysrycarce article this amount likely eaa deposit
for the present The banks able and willing 10 supply the
wants Of the business community and per cont will soon DO
the oufside figure for the he paper
Tbs weekly statement OF the Boston banks show The loans
and discounts 10 be S52069 500 decrease OF $3.50 from last
week deposits, $845OU increase of S25OO; specie
81 25I, 500, an increase Of s77,9O0.
Business generally continues to improve gradually ont Slowly
There better feeling 10 the cot goods and boots ana shoo
trade and inquiry for other merchandise Flour nI
particularly for the Low grades Coffee aud provisions
sustain full prices Calcutta goods held quite urn ou nave
been very active for days and other atceAe
main without material change.
The demand exchange London has been moderate
e4ak for 90 day bills and lOsl short sight On fAfs ihe
Is for 60 day bills, and rs 10 short sight
That large capitalist alluded above must be somewhat
troubled about bis 81 OOOo We think he must be Of differ
emit cabre from some dep5stos the banks Of this city, who
became 50 amazingly alarmed October about few hous
ands Of dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-shp sultana-2l2 bales cotton cases 1870
hhd tobacco s6 bbs so hhds 40 bales cuttings
cases sheets copper IS baskets campagne
az casks VINE, 2 casks 6 pigs lead "a pkgs mdse.
BosToNshp R0ekana2IS bales cotton and 1000 pigs Of
lead.
AMsTERD AM-ship oder-ece hhds tobacco, 400
LIyERPooI-ship Lenuel Dyer-Is62 bales cotton, 7Il
sacks corn, 6UOO slaves
LIvERPooI-ship seaman's Bride-2Sfs bales cotton
sacks oil cake meal.
LIvERPooIshp shAmrOck-2SIa bales cotton, sss sacks
HAvREshu Ba1Aar-29Os bales and $50 bundles Of
hides
PHuADELPHIA-Bark c B Truiti-sS7 bales cotton, 20
bbls whisky 800 hhds sugar hhds tobacco ~ yes lard 20
bales hides 800 empty casks 30 pkgs mdse.
RosTON-Bak Thos Albone-6l9 bales cotton, 1892 bbls
pork SO bbs Hour 100 bills beef loo sacks wheat 6 hides
cHARIFSTON-Schr Haght-29 hhds sugar, s92 bbls Of
oiaes O potatoes $50 boxes cnndlrs, pkgs mdse
ST THoMAs-Bg Putnam26i pigs provisions, 1000 shin
gles 1900 feet lumber
BRAzos sANFIAGo-sehr Barnard-2o bales cotton 81
pkgs mdse.
TAMPA BAY-schr VIM R Petes-2OSO SKIS oats 800 sacks
corn, iO0 bales hay.
zuime-SOO corn 40 bbls hOur 40
bags coffee. loOpkgs mdse.
PaNsACOLA-schr Iilte Mezickl7s sacks corn 30 bags
nails % 6b pork Is aour bbis 10 hf bbls moAsse
hhds sugar sbbls 7 casks bacon, 20 bags coffee.
PRNsAcoLA-schr ConquestS20 sacks corn bbls beef,
gar 10 bbls -four bhs whisky eaeks bacon y bb potatoes
| bbls OH, 2 do onions, al pkgs mdse.
HAvANA-Bsrk Am Eli.aee,h2isl sacks corn iss ies
i bbis -
HAvANA-schr Republiessla socks corn, ~ kgs butter
la ties and Al eols lard @ eoa potatoes 70 hams o boxes
30 boxes oysters AZ hides, i5O railroad Ties
| ANSfERDAM-Bafk odsg-6o0 hhds tobacco and $50
! siaVes.
us kegs lard % ee PORK ana bss 40 ebs potatoes " ti
hams.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

IIyERPooL-ship Ina Russe-sSs7 sacks salt Whit
ney AGO
LIyERPoOL-ship Carnats-5OOO sacks salt to Pwhney
AGO.
NEW YORK-shp Glad Tidngs-Assorted mdse.
LONDoNDERRY-Ship Mohongo-3O0 tons of pig iron to
order.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-S Steamship Texas-lO2
bales ID Cooper &ce3i do Person kco23
Henderson, Terry &eoI bales cotton Lowe McReynolds
~ Hardle &coS . Nelson &eo3 Farley Jurey AGO.
Mekleoy brador39 Hugely, Blair &eo-l6 bales
Cleveland Brothers &eol5 Burnside &cosundries
COMEDY &co-Col ID Tompkins-Smiln a Bro.
KEY WEST via FLORIDA PoRTs-Steamship Atlantic
u bales cotton TO Rogers Wooda &coS0 Tarleon, Whiting
Tuls-sundries 10 wakehed-POst 4 Mel-MoIeno Bros
TOtal 80 bales cotton.
APALAcHICoLA-steams America-5l bales cotton to
Wood Low4oS do Rives Battle Nobesunorios 10 order
Total 500 bales cotton.
RUATAN IsLAND-scbr Ruatan--Frut and segars to or.
DER
PENsAcoLA-sehr southern-65OOO sect lumber Pooley,
Nicoi AGO.
CoLA-schr Marha-5s 600 lumber 800 feet sash
Simpson Doris bales Harris ley32 Riyes Bat
tie 4 Noble
BILoxI-schr Mary Magdalln27O 900 feet of lumber or.
der
PEARL RIvERschr IsabeIlas5O5O feet of lumber to or.
der.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Marion25OOO feet of lumber to or
der.
PEARL RIvER-schr Elizabeth Ann-35oOO feet Of lumber
TO order.
ToHEFUNCTA-schr sylphide-5OO bbls sand order.
BILoXI-schr Heena-Ss 900 feet Of lumber to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
ARRIVED.


Steamship Atlantic Talbot Key West via West Florida
Pofis = Harris, Morgan 1coTTis, district
Harris Morgan ,Seo-istdst
Steamship America Nelson from ApaachicOla TO Wood
ship Ina Russell Williams from Liverpool January I'd,
Ship Garnaa Dege anx from Liverpool January 3D.
Ship Glad Tidngs Nelson days New York. Aaron
British ship Mohonro MeDad from Londonderry Januarv b
to Hoghon, Rankin &co-lst dist %.
Bark WIN Woodside oousen as days from Barcelona via G
Brig roSnsve Simpson, days from Havana, to Plassan
sehr Sarah Bartlett Saunders days from Ruatan Island,
British Rnaan Eden days from uaian Island to JnO
Baker-2d dist 6
&eo-Basn.
schr Martha Harrison days from Pensacola to MASTER
schr Isabella, Randall, from Pearl RiyerBasln
Schr Elizabeth Ann Athens, from Pearl Riyer-Basn.
sehr Helena, Holley, from Biloxi-Basn.
schI syphide. Barbarian. from TchefaBeta-Basin.
Schr Mary Magdeline, Marquee, from Bilox-Basin.
sTEAMBOATs.
Princess. Wilson. from Vicksburg
CD Jr, Vincent, from PlaqueniDe
Linda. Glascock, from Bayou de GlaEe.
Or Batey, Dagas. from Lockport
LaAie Michel, from Lafourche.
Gov Powell GFeg, from Atlakapas
II d Newcomb. spots, from Louisville
Ingomar Paris, nom Memphis.
R W Adams, lraef from Red River.
Judge Torrence Wade, from Cincinnati
Woodford, MAther, from Louisville,
Buckeye Cox, from Cincinnati
Atlanta, Oliver from White River.
Fort Wayne, milford, from Cincinnati.
Planet Malloy, from Cairo.
Compromise, Phelps, from Yazoo River.
Sunhower, Ross, from Bayou MACON.
r II WnsloW, McGil from Cincinnati.
I.ecomte johnson, from Red River.
Cuba. Hern, from Mobile
Virginia, Cozzens, from Mobile.
Towboas Thos Mcdaniel Pennug the Passes-towed
dowH and to 9Th ut, ships Weser Augusta schr
Sea Drifhroughi ships Ina Russell CaHaa and schr
Sarah Bartlett,
Towboat Flenton from the Passesowed down and
10 n bark
Gov w A Newel-brought up sehr Ruaian