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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Tne -FOUR old banks the Sd inst had In vault 439
coin The law exacsd $676l $685. Al ct above line. The
seven banks under the banking the freq
banks were in line s29l9l0l They required
SiAo0 10 they have In vault for c
hne Our commercial community the community gen.
erai commence this with Gvs millions eight hundred
ihoussnd dollars indebtedness than last however,
tne resources are ample to quidate though look
ior any reduction In loans and discounts this
less we are In much stronger position than other
muny on this continent Ours has banner metropo
lis commercial and financial for many years. we hope
maintain our position which Is becoming
our Northern cizsns though through
Of thousands mn Of residents of Mason and
Dixons lne, obtain their livelihood Promising therefor,
that banking institutions any panic or evul
ssou which the Polar Bears the NewYork other
kes have been predicting and still prophesying
fell,w (what unless there another war In
Europe in view) only suggest that buy no
more than they for II Northern traders
choose to import foreign fabrics
thsn they can pay for ought to effect in the South
fhe imp atons Of foei merchandise large
alive In the port OF New York. and possibly beyond actual
wants OF the country for the time being but of great
snhwest ought not be implicated results they
veal or woe We all indebtedness The agtaors
AND aAimss In Northern markets well retire. will
% for them to panic fact Bears In
os and general share market go into winter
the Bears Of the Polar ORDER Thsy can
ns'r TINS as poaably in studying and elucdatng the
-usvt. ~ oofsaiis q tnagstng up panic.
popoee 70 ~ how stand locally. Our banks make
- appears BY the table returns and general
et .nM week a. made to the Board Of Currency this
| exact for this veek. ~S",'s ete 'ue cnsnSos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
cRors IN M1sslsslrrL-The woodville Gazette OF

Saturday says:
Three floods and two drougbts have cut off crops
Of cotton in this county, think at least 20 or rs
per cent. short of the promise OF August lst. The
complaint Of injury is very general. In some parts
Of the country the greasy rot has appeared, and all
planters know what that can do. The rust is also
very prevalent, and it is doing immense damage.
Reports from various parts of this State, Louisiana
and Alabama to the same effect we find in our papers.
The four and half million figures will have to be
changed.
The Pamela Star Of the 7th inst says:
On Sunday morning heavy rain descended about
daybreak, and Stacking of, water continued to fall
throughout the day, which, we need not tell, was
quite unpleasant but not SO much SO as Monday with
its murky, gloomy clouds and chilling north wind.
The recent rains have injured cotton seriously in the
bottoms, and TO some extent on uplands. We hear
Of the bollworms depredations in some parts of the
county, and the rot generally. The fine prospect
which 30 recently gaddened the hearts Of all for
fine cotton crop has been turned into sad apprehen-
sions Of short supply The corn crop generally is
excellent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

FOR PELOUsAs,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, larh inst at 8 P:MJ
n~ - FOH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES water Ar
raneements-lhe safe steamer Anna PER-
S~11A ct, q E. Louaiilier, master, connect v
e he n, steamer CAMDEN with privilege # reship
on the Atchaaaya BY the planters
cun rely their freghs being delivered with dispatch
board or TO
septic j. NJ JOHNSTON Front I..yee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12


q s'EfsRssn Esaas
Fosss GaSssrs lS9GS 5assa
Ssss
cotton.
INp1ANokA Ola AND AND steamship Charles
esSy as
seeAes s"tss-ls &ssss
order-Toal 255 bales cotton
Rusk-s5OJ specie Jno Hards &co-ot cattle to order
BosToN-Per ship Henrietta Marcy-l256 tons ice to j L
Warner &co-and assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Mary Hammond-assorted mdse
NEW YoRK-Per ship Galena-assorted mdse-consignees
previously reported.
NEW YoRK,Pership Harvest Queen Assorted mdse-con.
NEW YoRK-Per bark Diana-Assorted mdse-consignees
previously reported
MATANzAs-Per bark Marca-2265 bxs sugar J Murison
PEEsACoLA-Per schr Southern Independence a. s feet
lumber 1895 # sash TO simpson & Dorr '''N~' ''''
PENsACoLAPer schr Wild Pigeon---5500O feet lumber
100, OU lalhs to MASTER
PENsACoLA-Per schr Mary-56s2O feet lumber Simpson
TIA, HAyRE1Per Pc ship Roger stswa rs pkgs mde cks wine
mdss Vardron56 do slark, slauer Gco-l Vnel-2s
BG ss
Pss pes cases s%s es 1dse
Buddeeke &so- DC to $ der &so-4 DO Naue.li do
"A
50 cas- wine Heaon Oliver-2O. bsks do Plassan-3O
do Lacos'ei0 50 baskets to yaeon6 do
hinalt65 do Bruatour-l do Murel cask baskets
wine iS6 cass absynhe Grataa &co-l8 do pipes
cs mdse 4S es csk krsh wine do cheese Crien
3co-d cases mdse Boudou'quie 3 do Roman KerAon-l
do Ben- do Guerin- -an-3 do Tinchard Bros-lS do
Hawkins Norwood-l do Lesperge- do l. Fiizgerald-4
Sickle &co-l do Guitaed-l do Soube7 mdse l3
cs absynhe rs cs wire Fschrr60 do Pnckad Steele co
s9 9Gs wine 10 cs absyn,he Preau Couue6s
do Cramer Hy Rodewad &co-1 do Lneschoss Bros
&co-5 do Mougin-ll 90 Tricou &co-l do Maignan
u do Booh &co6O do Marburg Forstpr-270do Stu n
egser &co3S Fernandez kco6 do Jacque-5 do Deloc-
DO Drez-4 do Trigere-7 DO Dasilva-l5 o Lii
beyere &co,sund'ies sonat-l5 mdse Marmion
= 90 Pradel-l Gonaux Volal do Sister Elizabeth
Fgieres &co-2 do Geddes2 do lbert-l l. Moulor
- lbs Csbaero Basualdo239 Deynoodt-3J Huey-4 do
Meyer &co-7S Mioton &co-50 Brnguere &co-1 Cues
narc-l4 Lanata freres-6 Bedow Wusho-l Steiner 4
Hehrard-9 do Dnan-S do Bnac-4 do Har,z &co-5 do
Robeu freres7 do II Godman2 do Fehrenbach-36 do 10
y II HOLINESS do Leidenheim RI do Ser nbach-27
Chne--ll Green Crump-I U Woodruff &co-77 Gauche
G Gaines &ce-so Moulor42 Yale jr &co-l Feury 4
&C. North, IIuhil &co-23 Henderson Ganes6 Bach
a Dryer &co-l0 Bowies Judson--2 VIM Armstrong;
Hyde Goodrich-4D Fell &co-3 Geo Eosdick-l Shift
&co.l Bonnabel-2 Ferrandon &co-l3 Rimaiho Meyer
nlO Lion Pinsard-s Roger &colO6 Taamon-23 Ril-
kco62 Closterman &co-l4 Guioe-6 Ducos &co-29 do
Duconss-l Graham Boyle-l59 Paggio Vio.ca jr-42
iaggeriy Brohes-D Seibrch,-5 Renkel-l39 Levois
&c1-5l Ietchford &co-6 Cnllar-3z Pierre &co-S9
iquet Jamison-2 oeit Charpaner-2OO bnrr stones 10
Folgsr &co-sundries to order.
Receipts at the Car0ndelet Canal.
BAY ST LoUIS-Per schr Crique-26OOO feet lumber to
order.
BAY ST LoUIS-Per schr George Washing on-5o 900
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
gen Orleans Nlontu llarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp strs

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 20 Camp street,
,e5 Saturday Night, Sept. IL, ls69.
We the financial and commercial year
with moneyed institutions in strong position the specie
of the banks largely beyond the of
our Insurance Companies all ush pie
meet the ndpsnsabes Increasing to alma
an indefinite extent.
The following are the comparative figures Of the bank
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leay = on Tu Ms DAY 2Oh inst at 6P NJ.
!, RE. ULAR AekAN las RIVER
l@Ak1t,S Packet-For Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozrs,
{s.sE.A Roseville Clarksye Norr,stown, Dard .nee,
plantat landings the bends The elegant very light
drsnght running steamer apaw, j. q. Adams
aser will leave the above I'll ndgs
For freight p' sssge apply on board
h The O will give through lis OF ladiug Wbite yer
fret hts. VlkGINlUS q. DENTzEI.,
sl0 Advert ing Ag't.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON

JEFFERsoN CITY. Sept. IL, 1883
The arrivals 10 Mch. ows, 1856 Hogs Sheep
The supply the different descriptions Of sock is ample
the market is easy for purchasers.
PRTCES:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
8ebiep Of tbt Marktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Morning, Sept IL, 1859.
COTTON. There fair demand Saturday. and with
amoderae supply the market prices stesdier and
fmer at last quotations. the sales amounting to about $500
bales We still quote:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Ths an indication Of some increase in general business
There has bssn much larger amount Of M.
than for the corresponding week last year The sale, Of
aa week have been u 500 against $500 bale. for the
pondiag week last year.
The money market has been well supplied during the weet
though generally tho demand the has been yery
mi The banks k the aggregate have had rather larger
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
ss,7s7,sls sl5,sss,5o5 81 1859
sl2.ssO a39 $le,s24.l7s s2s2O7s9
Comparative Statement of the Banks of this City
for TtDo Weeks.



The following Is the comparative statement Of 1oans dis
counts and pledges which includes active
pnent exceptinp exchanges and dead weight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
UPPER MISsIssIPPI.
GREAT GEN. ~
R RrsAl ROUTE M
Fer all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

oss Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
kRs will leave New Orleans ~ follows:
imperial. .Ospt. O. B. Kogs1
Aug. 80, Sept. lS Oct. and 70, nov. Is.
=. O' Capt. Isaac Il. Jonss
Sept and II. Oct II and 81. Nov. 20.
liz Do Capt. Bart B wen.
Sept. and 2s Oct. Is, Nov. 2 and "a.
NS" "An CHty............. Capt. j. B. WeodA
aug ID. Sept and Is, Oct lb Nov. and "a,
"A. IT, Lacey................ ...,.., Capt Geo. Taylor
Ase' 49, Sept. and q, Oct II, Nov and Is.
"a r. +. D1.
Aug ~. Sept and 20, Oct l9, Nov. and %.
oey OF memphis Capt. W. ]. Kounts.
Aug. ~ Sept. IL, oc and 2l, Nov. 10 and 30
Jno. Klinefeer,
Aug. "a Sept Is, Oct and 49, Nov H.
VIM. M. Morrison. Capt Jno N Rom, GER
ArE. 26, Sept. l5 Oct. s and u.s. Nov. H.
champion. E. B. Moore
Aug. %, Sept II, Oct. and 27, Nov. Is.
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections at
VICYSBURG -.~
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROADS;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINo s CENTRAL RAILROAD;
At Louis with the
OHIO &MIssIssIPPI INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points.
North and East.
TICKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale at this ooe
Fare as Cheap, Time ms Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEl
- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
A5.For correct information Through Tickets apply
s5RAlLRoAD LINE PAcKErs.-ex
m. No. 81 Camp street.
c11rfsoaissfD' saisf' q. 'STIisf1, %%TsE, M .l''.
J.F. ALLEN, '''''" As'1s
rw aou n su.-,.... General Freight Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

calls will appear the line OF dissouni In tho bank table
In the face Of large receipts Of produce and consequent In
crease Of do not look for decrease tn the
line Of discounts The O. the banks WILL however,
be called Into reputation exchange operations - well as
for discount purposes.
The Of choice good long dated continue at from o
and s@e pat Some very good names have been passed
- high ~ 3 yacs.
There was done in Exchange to-day Tns balances
held BY the banks will b. observed, are very iow ana
press have rscsdsd point a which some or me nsas
have besn pressing We may expect larger transactions hs
coips week Good sight drafts on New 1ork o'day fesa
from dis street. Al the bank cunssr ths rates
were steady at prem., with two banks asking q. Lhsr
balances reduced - low shat they could not
value for round There we're sales Of bank checks
At pa but the figure Is not yet general quotation
In time bills there sales Of sixty days sight on New York
Al IA and get dis and selected ames At IL dis.
Clear sterling ssued. Sales made at 109s @l09 and
losx Dsalers psy 1895 unless in exceptional
cssss Bills documents closed at l0s@1s and lOsa
and one transaction closed at 1924 This
called quotation It is alluded to Of the Of
tho day. There fair inquiry for frances and good drafts
on direct readily taken at 5lS. We have. however,
place our quotations At .2ssl95l7h as the range.
No movements in tho share Market
In consequence absence from the city Weekly
Of the Banks for the week ending tie Sd instant
omitted will be found below The variations the week
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Leaves on SATURDAY, Sept II, at Bpm.
ST Laaus Cairo and NEW lrleana Railroad Ina

Leaves on SATURDAY, Sept. II, at bPM
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
NJ FOR ST. LOUIS--CONNECTING AT
Cairo with ,he Illinois Central, and at st. Louis
a&.ss with the Ohio and Mississippi Rsilroad-The fine
regular packet steamer Champion, b. Mo,re
master, will leave for ST. Louis and all intermediate land
ings above For freight through tickets all points
North. East, or West apply on board
Pasengsrs and shippers rely the punctuality Of
this steamer.
k5-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin secured by
applying at the Companys Office No 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat
chez Vicksbug. and all The Bends will pay
tion TO all way and plan tat ION business.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
sf9 Apen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--Per steamship DeSoto-
For Y9 bales cotton 20 f and Al bales 50 kegs lard
70 ties earn bales and 9S pkgs mdse For Hayana6 tcs
hams 24S ties lard.
MINATlTLAN-Per steamship Habana-59 bbls -four Dbl
oil do ala bbs apples hbls potatoes kegs butter c lard
boxes cheese do tea bags shot cak hf pipe brandy
pkgs mdse.
200 bbs ann 50 bbs whisky 200 baggng 100 coils rope
hb LINES 800 bxs soap @ bxs candles 300 bxs bacon loo bbs
bread III bxs starch IL bbls vinegar 1873 pkgs mdse
HAVREPer ship Wilbur Fsk-35O3 cotton and 1900
slaves.
HAyREPer ship villa de Grenade-6i bales cotton bales
moss 4s,sO0 staver
HAyRE-Per bark Cochituate-l146 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
A T T A z A P A 8 .

~ U. .. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs
l@MlkSk Daily II connection with the N. o., o. and ri
A1eaa W. Rarosd-The fast steamer 81 MAR
freight viii connect With the opsIousss leaving Bsr
~isks Bay daily fo and Franklin
Chaenon eanneretts New Town connectna n
the latter place with fourhorse coaches for Al MANI
Lafayette, Grand Coteau opelousas and washington
hours, being the quickest route travelled '-' -
the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad day sha oers
facility for delivering than .py bost in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their draw reesips
jel3 1T No. oid ieyee. Aseuts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Leaves On TUESDAY. September 18Th, at5P.M
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
r. FOR ST. .LOUIS.--CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and St. Iouis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The nnt
regular passenger packet tiladiator, Jso. Knefeer,
bovs For freight or passage apply on board.
H1-Passengers and shippers rely punctuay o.
this steamer.
a1No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin be statesoms secured
Commercial Place.
ArThs above will take freight Memphis ycks
burg NAtchez all tends will pay strict attention
to all way plantation business.
vIRGINTUs G. DENTzEL
Ru3l Advertising AQen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

BAY ST LoUIS-Per schr Crilique-260OO lumber to
order.
BAY ST LoUIsPer schr George Washing on-5oOOO feet
lumber 10
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Mary-ls cords wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Shipping SnteIliasrte.

CRBscnNf OFyioR. No. 10 Camp street,
a.@ Monday Morning, Sept. L. 1859,
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Desoto, Buoch, for New York via Havsns
Jas Gopnoly &co
Steamship Habana, hctonnell, for Minslan. PUG Bros
Steamship Suwsnes Crowei for Galveston and Indsnoa
&c Harris
ship Wisar Enk Cuttsr for Havrs, Baxter, Lowell Aeo
French Ship Villa de Grenade Gaspho for Bordsanx,
Boudousquis
BARK Coceisaate Bangs, for Havrs Crssvy 1 Farwell
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Comparative Statement of the Banks of this City for
Tim Uppks,

Actual increase Of long and short loans for the week. Ss
The following is the comparative statement Of loSns dis
counts mortgages and Pledges which includes active
mar axe nd yreia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Leaves WEDNESDAY, Scot. 2lst atbPM
St. Louis Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST LOUIS-CONNEGTING AT
l6EAAs Cairo with the Iliinss Central, Lous
kSaS.&34 with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular packet j. g. SWon H. Jones'
master will leave St Louis all intermediate landings
above For freight through tickets to all points, North
East or West, apply on board
sS- Planters and sbippers rely puucuai,y
steamer
~ No be this considered engaged until pad for.
4i- pla7 of the cabin and
by applying at the Companys office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place.
kThe above will take freight Memphis vcks
burg Natchez and all the Bends will pay attention
to all way and plantation bus,nesr.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTZELL
seq Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Leaves on MONDAY. 18Th inst. a. sP.M.

leaves MONDAY. 18Th inst. At s P. n.
St. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
% FOR ST. LOUIS-coNNECTINd Al
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and st. Lon
1saa<A with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad The
fine, regular passenger packet steamer Imperial, G.
Roge MASTER will leave for St Louis and all
date landings above. For freight passage apply
board.
Planters and shippers rely the puncuality OF
this steamer.
R3- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
A plan of the cabin be
by applying at the Compsnys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Place.
R3-The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat.
chez Vcksburg and all the Bends and will pay strict
tion 10 all way and plantation business
vIRGINIUS G DENTZEL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Leaves every FRIDAY. r. NJ.
r. REG, LAR VICK-BURa PACKET
II and SPLENDID passenger packet B. L..
Hodge. o. f. Marshall. master. will leave
above fcksburg WaenoD Grand Gulf St. Joseph, Rod
Waterproof Natchtz, Fort Adams Red River Landing,
Bas sara Port Hud Baton Rouge psquene, Donald
sonye and all intermediate landings For
apply 10 ID, r. CARROLL 4 CO..
IS Carondelet street.
S-Yazoo freight taken with privilege Of re.shppng
Vicksburg. se9u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
HIO RIV Err.
R ED RIVE R.

Leaves on TUESDAY September IS. at6P
, n - FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Coushat,s, Campte, Grand Ecore, St.
Maurice, Alexandria, Eorman's, Gorton's, Bar.
bius and all intermediate landings Red RveThe fast
ming elegant PASSENGER packet steamer Red Chief B. W.
the light drsught ESCUE Crookes
For freight or passage apply on board.
se2 Advertising Agent.
n4- The steamer Red Chief will run in connection with
steamer Rescue during the low season.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Gen kusk McKnge from Galveston via Sabine
Pass, to Harris-Bprwick's Bay.
6Converse--3d dist 40.
Ship Mary Hammond. Dyer days from New York TO G
Hynson dco-3d dist 80.
Ship Galena eav 2s days from New York Cohen
I'd dist 23
Ship Harvest Queen Bscheder q days from New York to
Hynson 6co-4th dist 81.
Bark DIANA Ha1eltine so days from New York to VIM J
Dewey &co-lst dist q. -
schr Southern lndepsndence Brown Pensacola
maser-hRsin ~ -
schr Wild Pigeon, oLeary days from Pensacola to master
basin.
schr Mary Mckenzie days from Pensacola 10 maser-basn
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Critique, from Bay st Louis
Schr Mary, from Am,e River
Schr George Washington, from BAY st Louis
Schr Black Squall, from.
. . steamboats,.
Red Chief Kay. from Red River
Saline. Miller, from Tensas River.
Ctysof Memphis kountz. from St Louis.
Lakeland. Miller. from St Louis
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Towboat MiRndon Phillips from Passestowed down
and 10 sea on the 9Th ins bark Metropolitan brig
tau and sehr Onward-bought up ships Roger Stewart
and Mary Hammond.
Towbos IVY Palmer, from the Passes-wen down light
Brought up ships Gaena Harvest Queen, and bar k
Diaua.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

~ Capt Smi Of steamship Arizona reports left in port
Brazos steamship lndanols dchargnp The brig Minna
Schiller. Capt. Wilson, from New York. arrived the bar on
the 5th inst. ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Charles Morgan Lawess Indlanola and Gal
weston, to C HsrIis-1sl district
Steamship Arizona Smith, from Brazos Santiago 9Th inst via
Indisnola, 9Th, to G Harris-lst dist.
Ship Henrietta Marcy NckerH AZ days from Boston, to Geo
A Fosdiek &co-3d dist Al.
Ship Glad Tdings. Denns from New York Aaron Cohen
preyiously reported at Johnsons Paoaonl-2d dill 25
Bark Marcia, Blanchard from Matanxas July 18th to
Murison &co-Quarantne Station.
Schooner Virginia Anoinec Sbsa days from Vera Cruz to
Barelli kco-point. -
Steamboats,.
Adria ic, Stackpols. frem st Louis.
Ashland, W oods from Louisville
Illinois. Fnlkerson, from st Louis.
Gladiator kenfeter, from st Louis.
Empire Parish, baldwin, from Quarantine Station.
Capitol. Clark from Memphis.
Grand Duke, Applega 9, from Grand Lake.
Duncan kenner, Vincent, from Ba, ,ou Sara
Towboa Panther, Reseau from the down light
brought ship Henrietta Marcy schr Virginia Anto
nette, and from Johnsons Plantation ship Glad Tidngs-
to Quarahli g Station bark Marcia,
Below-Conling Up.
Brig Allan Chapman, Laurent days from Havana to
Schooner stoney Bergman, Is days from Charleston to
s Jones &co.
Passengers.
Per Steamship Chss Morgan from ndanola and Galveston
Mr. Haman and lady Messrs Hubbp Band LsRoche Tewks.
by Wymonds Miller, Graham, Shanter Porter and s.ry
Gercey.
Per ship Roger Stewart from Havre-7 in steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
CHIrA RIVER,

Leaves every SATURDAY, atbP.M
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
H. FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
- BLUFFS Castor Landing, Columbia. HARRISON
Nh burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landinRs On
oaacha and Black RiysIs-The nsw elegant and swift
mandsr, g. Work, clerk, above place Of he
R. W. McRae at O'Clock, p N. For freight or passage
apply board.
VIRGINUS c. DENTZgL
feI Avertising Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

MONTGOMERFsS ROCKAyyAY WHEAT
~ y. FANS-Cahoon's Broad Cast Seed Sowes.-s
Universal, Smiths, and Nelson's Fresh Turnip
Feed. ysfietIss beioy: Red Top STRAP Leaf, Early
Heart, swans Egg, Ruta- Bnga, Lsrxe White Nor
folk, Dale's Hybrid, 6sven-Top Turnip. For Aals
BY GEORGE WATT & co.
FRESH DRY GsOODk.-Ws arc recsiyinr
and Sheetings, Dleaelsd Ahirtinxs anA shsstinrns,
Brow and Bleactied Drills, Blue Irills. Danilns,
rsSIsE 4 ss oss ::il .s''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN sTREETs1,LLbINpEEN ROW.

The tenth session Of this Institution win COM
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day OF June, 1850
Every effort will be made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern Languages are surpassed BY those Of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies'. reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family Of the Princi-
pal; and it is made their. especial duty 70 speak
French. habituay, with the young ladies boarding
The best masters Of music are employed. and
great attention il paid to this department.
INsTKuCToks:
D. LEE POWEII.,A. NJ, Principal,
THQG: U. DUDLEY, JR., A. N. Of the Univsr-
NILS. yAssAs, French DEPARTMENT.
6. PERslCO. Italian. Spanish, Drawing and
nR. BUCHLER, German.
r. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ. 80
MILE u. LACY. Vocal Music.
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clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginie, 70
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Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mary
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