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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
ADyERTI2ING AGENCIES,

The following gentlemen are authorised 10 70.
ectvc Advertisements, &c. for this paper, ris.
New TorS--S. n. Pettengiil 4 Co. No. lie
Nassau street.
Visschcr, Owen & Co., 3dS and s4s Broadway.
II. s.sSchcil's Advertising agency, No. 1886,
broadway. We have good deal OF conf erce
in this concern.
Philadciphia-E.W W. Cam, NoI,hwss, COR
ner OF Third and Wslnat streets, Opposite the
Merchants Exchange
Pittsburg. Samuel Mcpona!d, oNice OF the
Iron City newspaper. ...-.... ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEN sNr.

SUGAR.. Prices have improved again with sales Of 1000
hhds Fair to Fully Fair Goose b h.
MoLAssEs Sales 2U0 bbls at 25G 26le for Ferment
ing z@s and 20 for Prime Choice $50 half bb
at slgsse v gallon.
6FLOU R..,The market funer with sales Of some 1900
bbls, lncudeg 800 Ohio at 81 9O9sl s 1850 St. Louis in
lots 81 90 40 Indiana the same liz Extra at IS rs
also by auction 1900 bbs Damaged IS S09sl and 81 20
y bbl.
GRAIN. Corn frmer some COCO sack were sold as
follow ioO Poor Mixed l4D46e $500 White and Mixed at
as $50 at the 800 49, 1905 Prime White 3d. and 400
Selected yellow $50 y bushe. OF Wheat 100 sacks Poor
Red sold 95e D bushe The sales OF Oats include some
Ohio 4O aud coo ST. ouis in lots at 4se u bushe OF
Bran 800 sacks sold in lots at Csc = 100 ms.
PROVISIONS, Pork higher an we noticed sales Of
$50 hbls heavy Mess SIG 500 Is to q Ms over
weight nj SIT the retail advancing SIC 90 q bb
Bacon was quiet and the principal sales B casks c for
Shoulders for Ribbed Sides and Hams lie for Cigar
Sides and % casks Sides at SIC H.. or Green Meats 20I
casks and 2lO pieces In bulk sold for Shoulders
for Hams and the advanced rate Of 1850 b for Sides In
Lard nothing Of any moment WAS reported
HAf..A small lot of Western taken by dealer at SIS
p tun
COFFEE ll50 bags the balance the New Lights cargo
was sold ct NE y n.
cargo OF 90 to 1000 bushels Lisbon aaoat was
sold at Sc 2 bashe cash.
STAR CANDLES. We noticed a sale Of 100 boxes full
weight dlmery son's) at 2ic d n.
WHISKY 400 bbls Extra Rectihed sold at Ice and by
auction 100 divers at lsase q gallon
FRkIaHrs... "A ship was taken Monday for Hayre at
al sl6e for Cotton Ships the Liverpool filling IN
at 9s2d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
S]ttu ORLEANS Stluntu Eflarhet.


CRxscrsr OFFICE No. 20 Camp street,
Thursday Evening March Is, iSs
The Of The money market to-day presented no variation
from yesterday There was however very little done in hank
today BY brokers the through one party
payable after the arst Of January $4,000 through
another sums all about s200o at the rate Of 10
per cent which appears the established rate for good
and what ia termed first Glars, the market goes
We present the ount Of discounts and loans paid into
our banks for the past year from the LIST Of January 1851
the slst Of December The amount will de perceived
two hundred twenty millions of dollars If the Of
exchange included would up three hundred
mIn dollars and out Of tho amount of discounted
paper this time, with all the banks very little
three hundred Thousand dollars of suspended paper
includes discounted and exchange returned have
banks mae didends only OF actual earnings All of them
have reserves aad many Of them large snrplns
The Exchange market to-day again attraction
on negotiations Of this great fucrum hinges the
in cotton The supply to-day was has every day
the week, beyond the demand aud time bills
there decline Of =, and grades a. The
counter ra.e for checks discount round q q x
discount ding TO the amounts required Foreign bills
were st One large buyers of the market under
sdvices from NewYo which quote Sterling LOG G lU. We
did not learn Of any sales in frames
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

KEY WEST, March IL, 1858.
Messrs. Editors The following are the arrivals
and departures since my last from Isabel Of the 10th
inst
Arrived l1th-Schooner Eliza Catherine, Adder,
master leaking. She sailed on the 9TH inst. for Fort
Brooke on the 9Th experienced violent norther,
and in tremendous sea started her wood.end and
perhaps a butt and commenced leaking rapidly She
was Kept aoat with great difficulty. She will be re-
paired.
llth--Schooner J. H. Ashmead, Capt. White from
the coast Of Yucatan, with cargo Of mahogany, to-
baeco sponge, etc. She is bound to Baltimore, and
touched here for water and provisions.
uth-Schooner Cosmos, Capt Whitmore, from
Charleston, s. c. passed through the harbor and out
Of the Northwest passage bound to St. Marks
Sailed, 10th--Schooner Lucy L. Sharpe, Captain
Sharpe, for Jacksonville, where she will load with
humber for Philadelphia.
Ilth--U. S. Coast Survey steamer Corwin, Lieut.
Temple, for Bahia Honda Keys.
Ilth-U. S. Transport schooner Tortugas, for Fort
Jefferson, having Prof. Agassiz and party on board
The brig A. K Deeling, Capt. Damon is repairing
and viii be ready for the 10th. She is bound to New
York
The schooner FL Dorado, Capt. Rice due from New
York with freight for Forts Taylor has not yet ar.
rived.
Two vessels with coal are on their way to this port
from Philadelphia both have been out 20 days
No Wrecking news.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
RECEIPTS OF pRnnuCE.


neutrality-suspicious. Bella Donna--l7 bales cotton
70 byne ace kcooS 40 IhoS Henderson Bearbo do 10
washington Jackson %eoS5 lhyne a Hariiso bales cotton
u Nelly &eo-Si W Bnrbruge keo--55 a NJ TuTnbn AGO
Walker snGer2 Persons &eo-4Ward, Saunders Hunt
~ laws Jenkins @eo-0 sth harris &eoo5 bNes cotton
isuekne stanton Newmano lotchoru Brown kco-22 do
Pilchsrd fl0werb Gntlie harrison heoJ bales cotton
warren Gilmore Seoo 40 DasiVa GiraTd4 bales cotton
Oakey tiaSifs Seo-o9 hhds sugar Bogari Foley Avery
50 40 ferre-io 40 ~ DDS Ioases washington jackson
c4O hhds sugar Edward DprriNe Aco-uU bbs nolass
lanuejO hhds sugar 10 Braud landyy5 hhds sugar to
Miteisger Seo-ll 40 kelto DO 10 hi bbis moasses
~ ~ SO t ~ ., ~ - o ~ H So ~ - ne
~ M ~ ~ " =, ~ ~ y, e
haIss eaan al ma ..gar .5, NM n,niaSos " ~ A -
49, -. - . - -, 49, ~
fOiNTE A-LA-h eamer Belle latest hhds sugar
l3 bbs molasses L4enayel2 hhds sugar Payne Harrison
~ DDS moissses W M9tgoineIyD mus sugar % bhs
ilpAsse mus sugar i.uWAfd ohlH
&co2 40 ohvler-o NJ nsis moisses dMard DnriVe &co
snDs frs ~ ssss e9oh seq 40 94I w dhomson9 ools
IorIsy1f + n s,ear,ar pair, las hhIs ot, o. ~ a., -,
Ky box mdss b smiih-4O hams Adams seo-5O do
Grief Nco9 kegs lard rs bbs Hour Hewitt Norton AGO
"a hhds tobacco JAS Turne2 hhds tobacco Given Watts
Cog bbls flour Schneder34 do W Benton
packages BrOsdwel Payne &co65 bhs pork "
casks bacon McCimis &co3l2 bbls pork
bacon ~ hhds tobacco Fellowes co566 pcs Twche
Dutcheri bbs eggs Moore &co9jl sacks Rode
Wa SsooSi 10 " Ne1,on Seo-i6 DO john hurley 3eo
head d ,hers TX ndse Il N Pines1ri Sc5 ~ ae
re j D.sev-s obs rtn 10 bbls onr isaId Msse 80 a.
rms aouy Martin Coh Sco-~l bx n,dse n finxars &C. ~
ssrks rorn 2l5 Al wheat IA bhds foharcn IN do a & NE 49,
I'd nerF a ID lara Ia tcs do "a p lhe tc1In hi AVA II
nnk a. eggs do beans IN mis- aor I'M sacs orT ~ r. n
Pche kco9 head cattle az caIye, W II 0niel-ls cy *
heeve Logsden-0 head cattle Hoand-sundries
r1tai ~ aids tobacco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

LIvERPooL-shp S Parsons-5OO2 bales cotton
LlFERPooL-Shp crinea-S0s2 bales cotton, 769 bundles
hides
LIVERPOOL Ship NJ Hayes s594 bales cotton, $40
slaves.
IvERPooI,-shp Emily Hall-275s bales cotton, 1855
sacks corn 1900 slaves
MATANzAs-Brig john Hooper-l69O pctgs provisions, q
pine boards.
NEW YORK-schr smith-600 bbls -four
NEW YoRK-schr Francis B4rre-l5OJ bbs Hour . bbls
moasses
MoBILEschr Alanoelss bbls whisky $50 sacks corn "a
bales hay, 40 bars iron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

CTwichel, Smith, from Iouisyne
CAPITOL, baIlaneo. from Morqulsa
Baltic, Meekn, from Louisville
Bella Donna MeCombs, from Wlliamsport
VIM Bagaley, siunou, from Mokle-IASe end
Jefferson RailTosd
Diana, Sturgeon. from Louisville
VIM Baird, shaw, from Cincinnati.
Belle Gates JaiirAau. from Pointc ala Hacha
Cuba. Hern, from Mobile
Towboat Anglo SAxon Hederman from the Passeso,ye1
down and 10 l2ih inst ship Moses Davenport hark
Uncle sam, brig Henry King and schr
up ships Union, Norris and schr Major Barbour.
foNboa cohqueor Brown from the down and
70 sea, p inst ships Charemaene and Mouutaincer-
brought up ships Pocahontas, ResOluie and brig.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
ARRIVED.

Steamship Calhoun Bodsh from Key West via West Florida
"a Ports 18th inst 10 Harris, Morgan &co-lst district
snip Poeahontas Deorne Gm Liverpool 2ist jan 10 Meeker
Knox Nco-Foint - ''
ship Resoute, rrnee days from heol In har, "a
masler-lst dist, 49, - '' -
Ship Union, Davis g days from New York, to Woodruff
RUSSIAN ship Norris Foansbee, from Flushing January 5
-, N ballast, 10 Creevy a farwell-lst dist ~ ~
sehf Major Harbour Thompson, from Muan 18Th inst 10
=, 1olitnoow x lesparre-2d dist, lq
seh ABBY Whitman, Clifford, { ON Martnequs "a inst 10
honaousquie Phillips-2d dist Id -
sehr NATaganse Hall IA days from Philadelphia TO Bass
Sellr Isabella, Randall, from Pearl Riyer-Basin
Srhr May Flower keyes, from Amte River-l}asip
schr Hornet Mack, days from Pensacola 10 naserps3n
Ncol &co-Basin. '1 W AN'i''
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CoNSIGNEEs.

PHlLADELPHIA-seh NaragausettG 7 Beauregard---
BosJ Burnside &co-J BassSlark, Stautfer &cO-G
Morrson-D Lowher 6co-Scruggs, Donegun 6coB Nau-
&co-Bredow Wushoh-Bogart, Foley Ayery-B Jour
dan-Rikers Itghgoe-Biee Bros Sco-S Sehug-J peyo-
ranNGreen Crump-Beebe Sco-- Robson Allen---Lous
Schwartz-S Hastngs-Payne 4 Harrison--O o Woodnan-
Montgomery smith, o J ~ G Co-TG Poole-Syme
Pr0yan-Heald MasSe &eo-Perkns &eo-R n Reed-iaior
est X Desman-A kearny-Feutora FajO-J W Schaufer-
MeCncheon HoWel &eo- Rotehtord, Brown &eoCamphel
Strong-Priesey 4 BeinF Folger &co-I II Hanse Bro
w b Campbell--D G Wilson &co-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

Culloch-F u Farlcy-Hol iday-W waruer-Jas Crag-Mrs
Mann-Mrs Matthews-snelser-2f dsck 81 in seerage
Per ship Major barbour, from New York-lS in cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

There is continued good demand for money discount
houe fully supplied with acceptable
rs Eastern Exchange without alteration The demand is
fr but hardly equal to the supply bankers
cheek in for sums "a premium
York and Philadelphia and z premium Baltimore. Buying
rates on New York Is "a u premium Philadelphia q,
on baltimore r. The supply OF New ORLEANS sight has fallen
OF while the demand has improved somewhat and dii-
cult 10 purchase checks in outside circles premium
and BANKERS signatures sold to extent q "a prem
There good and for hstcass bills the
south a. rates within the OF quotations No change
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

t1ree years 0lQ ana under, free, those three
will pay fun fare. '' VIZ
Family tickets In packages Of twenty can be had at e
office OF the Master Of TRANSFORMATION freight train Will
leave New Orleans Tuesday Thursday Saturday re
turning, viii arrive at New orleans the days sregot
10 leave the city the above be Mt HE depot by
O'Clock P. NJ the day previous 10 The day Of ieayog
New Orleans, March l. 1855 - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

PEI steamship Calhoun from Key West via FLORIDA Ports
o,pi u Beck elA McGunngle-M spanger-Mr. spngie
-Niss leyd-Ars TateNr Currell-Mrs IoYa-Nr Hant AMI
lsa2y-A y Cartis-c Il Read-Haywood--J Thompsof-N
baAer-k HOdgson-Wm ii Lloyd lV-s Cbnell-C U NC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
EXPORTS.

e9-By Capt Clifford Of schr Abby Whitman, 10th instant
sehr Dazzle from ST Thomas st Jago de Cuba Boston,
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Shipping SaItlligents.



CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship 5 Parsons Crowei for Liverpool JPWbttnev Seo
Ship Crlmea Lord. for Liverpool, Nesker knox 40
ship II Hayes, Paine for Iiyerpool r a Ienkins
ship Emily HalL Wyman, for Liverpool J Whitney SEQ
Brig John Hooper Dixon for Malenzas,
e,,,r. =, -, Godenbow ( LespSrre
gu si slhi hell! iqt New York, q w Hyuson Acc
&. -, ,,,, :, G W Hynson kco
sehr Auianee' NaNent fer Mobile, Bw Huntington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
NoTICE.
JeteTy's Doubis-Acting Suction and Force P,tup.
uoith India Rubber Bal Valres.
N Otto

Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Fxeava
TONS Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
r,,, Dwellings, ETC.. ETC., etc.
Co. having been appointed Agent for this State
9 satS VI 1s1eys Improved Double citing Pump, with
% huoer bal elves, is prepared receive orders
Ao unsh same. This valuable invention was patented lime
2 1920 aud was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
hork siate fAiI held at Elma in that year In intro
uuo us new Pump to this community undersigned feels
lnaI ms Efforts TO bring it into general will be
aeSVuuua Dy All VINO its operation construction
perfect adapAton Of solid Balls Of India Rubber for
NVes VIII at once be apparent every thinking mind
o to water and their yielding
ceay o. operation and perfection Of action which cannot
seu oy me use OF any other Valves. The simplicity of
the facility with which the parts be removed
ana replaced the compact FORM renders this the most perfect
uapsin should possess Of Pumps as
rom leir general purposes they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
~ Possesses capacity Of forcing 70 gallons per min
Size No possesses capacity forcing 40 gallons per min
Size No capacity of forcing gallons per min
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
W 70 capacity OF 500 gallons minute Of
and may soon be expected Nos and ad-
Ao adapted to Sugar Houses for forcing the mo-
ped while for edeemng swsmpy Lands the No. ndis-
The subscriber feels that when these Puups are
seen they will speak for themselves and that sooner or later
they will go into general use.
Samples Of Size Ne be in operation at c. Ber
Co. No IS Camp Price Coulons No l07 Povdrss
street the office Of the undersigned where persons are in
ved to call and examine same before purchasing
mAIy 81 irsTisr street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD's and PLEYEL's PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
STEINwAY B SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N RIhese celebrated Pianos considered, by all the
prominent the In the United States In the
years Mess Sons have received At various public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of the North not less than SIX PRE-
MUM COLO MEDALS for the superiority oftheir Panos
Also, a large assortment Of
B, c. FISCHERS PIANOS Of all sizes moderate prices
TO suit the convenience and Of all classes Of
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs
Haps, GpaFs, Nioins Aeeordeons, Ranios Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds, and Musical Merchandise Of every
description
Ns-Masie Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NofEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating music be len Al either store If addressed BY
mall. will be promptly attended to.
N5-fERAS LIBERAL.
m4 ly l., GABICI.
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Asn @ ltans laIlu Crescent.
Key WASH oORREsroNDENoE.


KEY WEST, March 10th, 1858.
Mcssrs. Editors The past week has been the
coolest Of the season. The first real genuine norther
has appeared and the temperature has been low as
50 deg, or only p deg. above freezing point tenn
yerature remarkably low for this latitude.
Few vessels have arrived here since our reports Of
the 18th and 26th, and with the exception of bark
n&me unknown, that went ashore on the afternoon Of
the ath, upon East Key, Tortugss. disasters have
occurred
The brig Austns, Elems, in here in distress, from
the effects Of a collision in the gulf when few hours
out Of Havana, has repaired and sailed the LIST
inst for New York. Expenses 81 sea a.
The cargo Of the British ship Agamemnon, save
roo bhs. flour, has been got out the wet sold, and
the dry appraised and stored. The ship was sold on
Che LIST. for the sum OF $685. The materials brought
81 s5o and the damaged flour sold for from los. to
80 per barrel About 5000 barrels were sold. The
salvage has not been decreed but viii amount to
$1,000.
The cargo and material Of the ship Riversmith
were sold by auction by the U. s. Marshal, for the
sun Of 5000 The court have awarded the salvors
50 per cent. on the net, amounting to 81 2s5. Capt
Davis goes North in the steamer Of the 10th.
The ship Jbye, Jenkins, dsmasted off the Dog
Rocks, Nov 18th, completed her repairs and sailed
on the 9Th for Havre. Expenses, S26233 0S.
The brig A. K Deeng, Damon arrived at this port
from New York with top off some OF her spars, rig
gHg. etc, is repairing, and viii sail hence for New
York, on or about the goth.
The British brig Hope On, of Sunderland, from
Layguna, bound to London, passed this city on the
2sth Feb, days from port She placed two Spanish
passengers on board the pilot boat Edna jones' and
then continued on her voyage.
The bark N. E. Boynton, Of Thomaston, 20 days |
from Boston, passed the harbor on the LIST of March,
bound to New Orleans.
The master Of the brig Monteon, Is in distress at
Green Turtle Key, Bahama, on q voyage from Car |
enas to Portland arrived at this place on the LIST in
search Of vessel to take bis cargo. Not procuring
one, he goes to Havana He reports that the party
OF slaves escaping from this city the night Of the
9Th of January, had arrived safely at Nassau. They
made their escape in boat belonging to the Light
Honse a. Sand Key.
arrivals, March 5th, schooner Lucy L. Sharp,
Sharp, Philadelphia; steamer Calhoun Bod6sh New
Orleans Sailed on the LIST inst brig Austins Eems,
New York Sd, ship Jbye jenkins. Havre.
The bark R. II. Gamble, Powell, from New York
for ST. Marks with assorted cargo was the vessel
reported ashore at Tortugas she got off on the 5th
and proceeded on her voyage. No assistance was
rendered.
The Admiralty Court have awarded the salvers of |
the British ship Agamemnon and cargo 800 sal
wage. The dry cargo will be reshpped.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
- PONTCHAKTRAIN ram,

thN
city at l and O'Clock p. NJ.
A Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning ut
O'Clock and the Lake every night hour steam
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor. = 80 -
Station House has been erected a. GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when requiredRoing down
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ; coming up O'Clock
@Fsre TO and from GENTLY Ridge, by Horse Car
CONDUCTOR mus nave timely notice TO stop. NIT
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nter1or BOT Mlddng 3f0
Ordinary ........... .selss Good Mddne. si 81
Good Ordinary. g74(G94 Middilng l26Dl2
Low Middlng. lOA4oglUA
TOBACCO. We heard Of about 100 hhds sold including
at lOl4c % at IA Is Lugs at ca and exc u. Stock
light and prices very fun.
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FOR YAZoo RIVER.
REG ULAR PACKETS.
re- - uNITED STATES TRI- 49,
5kS!5- WEEKLY MAIL LINE =A4lSI- p
dssasfsaa1zaasss@A TO VICKsRITRG IesAa<11lllc N



ON TUESDAY, ION THURSDAY ON SATURDAY, a,
r NJ. at p. NJ 5P
q, lho ntslHoent Inc magnificent The magnificent o.
nla pHchsl ~ o man packet states mail packet
wilson VIII leave aptain CanOiIT P, Len6srs viii
Ui bohs'nyle WI leave Tor Don leave for donaldson.
Paquemne, Baton adsonvle Plaque O. Plaouerpine
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Ronos P,
3ayOu sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Ss
River Landing, Fort sara Red River Red River Landing
Las, ~ ~ ne LAhdng Fort Ad Fort Adams NatcheE
" HV,ney ANS, NHehsz Wa Waterproof Rodney
Gulf, WarrentOn and ST. JOSEPH Grand Gulf WArston d
NcksbnTg Gulf Warreuton Virk slnr,, &c., g
70 ~ \ = AZ ! ken's Is end ITURDAY at 8 o..
The PRINCES 5 Providence Stack Tie siesrns, VAT
connects at Vicks' Island and Skip CHEZ connects ar
WIN tue steam WI ms .nnd Vcksbnrg with the
~. >. AID and every THU RSDAY steamer RANGER
will take freight forat O'clock r. M lana viii ata frai
al the landings on The WICK for ali the Iaii "
Hazoo river high Blu nc connects al on Yaoo 81
10 oieeh"oou' Sbnrg wi th RS Greenwood at high
lstheI Ranger, TAX water rates.
Ilng ir ghtoral land
Iiugs on Yazoo river
AS highup as Green
wood.
The above mentioned splendid passenger nacks4s i
o tst Gays, without fall al the hour appointed An
attended to. F-NfN' "nN AA''-H"'y
These boats will not be responsible for any letter OF
containing money, Jewey other valuabe unles rensS
3s Of fading are taken specifying the contents and value ana
me esht paid nor for any vauahes deposited with The cek
by the pas sengers, or contained In their baggage
forreight or passage apply on board or 10
CARRULL., HOLMES CO.,
u3O If T r SWIFT " i'o"3 % o. C4tS3nuelet 81
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The wind still continues adverse for arrivals and supply
being limited prices we'll sustained although The
business to da moderated the market steady report
this afternoon from Manches Fair easier
prices for low numbers" Yours truly,
WM. CLARE SONS
The Cincinnati the I2h speaks Of the money
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\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I NMhhIN-I1N WbEh-IlU MbEH-
aOOOO0 feet Ia and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
.... FLOORING, tongued and grOoved.
ouuVo feei IA and IA wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tougued and grOoved.
10000 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooVed.
100000 eel wide dressed Florida yellow Pine CEILING
t0ngued and gFooved
ao0o0 feet X dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ing. square edged
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
l500 feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, WeaherboaFds ScAniling, Joists, etc
900 feet assorted Cypress Lumber lAhs and Shnges
Also
Sashes, Doors. P5inds, Mouldags. ETC., etc,
For sale at the lowest market prices il lois suit purchAs
eFs, BY SIMPSON DORR,
$3.50 " New Basin.
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FOR OPELOUSAs.
COAST AND LAFoURoHE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
IT, COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET.-
q The new swift and splendid passenger packet
Gen. Pike, J. j. Browu, master, A. Il. Gar
ne clerk leaves New Orleans every Wednesday 10 A. NJ
aud every saturday r. NJ For freight passage having
superior &C commOdaions apply board.
J. 3 PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
The Gen Pike will continne regular packet during the
entire dis