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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

1869. SPRING GOODS. 1859.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON-Dea!ers in
~ Paper Hangings Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods Window Shades. Beds, Mattresses. &C, cor
ner of Governor ard franklin streets-Have re-
ceiyed large and ellselected stock for the spring
Trade to which they invite the attention OF buyers,
intending to offer such Inducements 70 purchasers
that great bar aains may b5 realized. we are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and uphoister-
ing in the city or country, promptly, by the pest
workmen ap Sun
EOR HIRE-A good COOK and WASH
L Err awoman of excellent character Apply to
EDWARD NJ MORGAN. at Geo l. Thomas store.
first door above Market House, Main ST. ap its
EOOND-A sum Of Money, which the
Il owner can get by coming forward, proving pro-
perty, and paying charges. Call az the store of
MIG WILLIAMS,
ap4-3s Broad st. between I'd and Sd.
T1O THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
i OF RICHMOND e COOK would respfct-
fully invite the ladies and gentlemen of this city
to call and examine the collection of OIL PAINT
INGS, now n ex Exhibition at his store, No 10 Main
street, embracing as it does, large number of
works of real merit.
This is really thefnest collection of Oil Paintings
ever offered in Richmond and will repay a visit
TIRE Pictures will be exhibition until THURS
DAY, It'll inst at 10 O'clock at which time the whole
lot will be sold at auction.
Catalogues now ready. ap4
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Rs- CITY COLLECTOR.-Iama again a candidate
for re election to the office Of CITY COLLECTOS
at the approaching Municipal elections.
NH 26-tdes julius A H0BSON
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DLANK CHECK BOOKS, on the Bank

QLANK CHECK BOOKS, on the Bank
- of Virginia, Commonwealth, Farmers and Ex
change Banks of this city comprising everyvariety
of style and pattern printed or Autographed. ana
of the most convenient arrangement, Tor sale by
ap4-3t A MORRISt97 Main st.
NIUSI CAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lSI deons Flutinss, Flageolets. Flutes, VIoi1ns
Banos Pianos and MelodeOns. Also Tamborlnes
Guitars Harps Carionetts, Flies, and every other
description of musical merchandise such Is Violin
strings pegs, bridges, aprons. tuning forks, pltcn
pines piano tuning hammers piano stools, as we'll
as large stock OF Sheet Music and Music Books
For sale by A. MOhhlS, " msln b..
4-3t
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PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.-The Pennsylvania oaua
has had the water let into it it's whole length
Navigation has been resumed for several days on
the Upper Junista Division, and in few days
boats will be passing along at all points.
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~ AUCTION NoTIos.-Attention Is
ed to the saIe of the sloop MILLINdrON az me
Ma 1ne Rail Way at Rockets, Tbs pay =. n SiA
NJ.
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49, NoTIcE.-The annual meeting
~>-la of the Stockholders of the Bank of the
Commonwealth will be held at their Banking House.
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April next.
NH 2S-dtd j b MORTON, Cashier.
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DVCKET AND TABLE CUTLEKf I'll
i have now on hand. . large and superior assert
ment of Pen and Pocket Knives Razors; Scissors
and Shears and Table Cutlery Of all desc riptions
which am offering very low.
R0B'T DENNY,
Hardware, Cutlery. &c. 203 Main street.
ap1 above the RAnks
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STEP LADDERS, STEP LADDERS
~ Just received by steamer, second supply of
step ladders. nice and light article, for heuse
purposes. Gall and see them. For sale very cheap
at A5 Main st. RUBT DENNY,
Sp4 Hardware, Cutlery &c.
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TIE FIRE IN DANvnLE.-The fire which destroyed
the livery stable of Capt. A. q. Walters, in Dan
Vile, Va, Thursday night, destroyed ten d ne
horses, belonging to J. A. Gray, COL A. Ia Whey,
| 8. II. Lester, W. II. Puryear and DR.. j. NJ smith.
The stable Of Geo. D. Moore adjoining, was also
destroyed The loss of Capt. W. is 500, and OF
| Mr. Moore, 81, 200 The Tuustall House, situated
near the burning buildings, narrowly escaped oe'
| struction.
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IMPORTS OF Day GooDs At NEW foRk.-Ihe I'M.
ports Of foreign dry goods at New York, for last
month, we're very large, the total being nearly
double the corresponding aggregate for last year,
and nearly equal to the large total for March, 1856
In fact. IL the receipts for the last few days had
not largely declined, owing to the detention of
some cargoes over due, the figures would have
exceeded the total for any corresponding pc iod
Ia the history Of the trade. As it is, they reach
$losel ,e67. The total import at that port, since
Jan lat reaches k3l, 654579.
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~ FEES Co have had II years experience. and
are regularly educated Artists. Beware OF burglars
in the art.
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MANY VOTERS.

FOB ALDERMEN.
Bray. G @ Elicit,
PHI stark, J W Beyeridge
Lipgcomb
The above ticket Of true and tried men, will ho
supported on "Wednesday, the 9Th day of Anril
next. MANY VO' ERS bF
NH rs -6t& MONROE WARD
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IT, REEs Co are the only Artists in the city
capable of taking the licensees of small children
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Juan PIZZINI, NO. 1913 MAIN ST.
= would respectfully call the attention of the
country merchants and the city in general, to my
extensive stock of Fruits. Nuts, and all dsscrip-
ton Of goods generally k pit in Wholesale houses Of
the Kind. Also, to my superior extra Refined Can
dy. Those who are in want of such articles would
do well to call at my establishment. / am expect.
ing daily 200 boxes Oranges and 100 boxes Lemons,
fresh arrived in the United States. Cali an1 exam
ine at JUAN PIZZINPS,
Rp No l2H Main at.
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EAMILY FLOUR.-l28b bls Rowland's
II Xxx Family Flour iust received and for sale by
HELDEN MILLER
and Corner Pearl and Cary sts.
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EN0INEER'6 INGTRUMENT0 FOR
- 6ALE-The Virginia Central RAILROAD Compa-
RI nsss sor sssea Transtu. Levels, end ocmpsss.
mkla-aawim h F0HrAiNE. President.
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nm FOR RENT-A2d possession given
n Immediately, the house on Church Hill, form
ery occupied by Mr. Wathall, situated near
Messrs Jno Watkins aud Jas Maione's. on 29th st
The house contains rooms, kitchen, garden at
tached, spring of excellent water near the house.
and other conyeniences suitable for good sized
family. Apply to d EACHO.
an A Exchange Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

R VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICUL-
aA TURAL SOCIETY. The regular monthly
meeting of the Executive Committee of this socie-
will take place at the office Of james Ly ons Esq,
on WEDNESDAY next 9th April. a. o'clk. P NJ.
ap It'd G. DIMMOCK Sec'y.
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TAR.-6O bills bright Tar, in prime
= order. in store and for sale By
HDLDEN 3 MILLER
ana Corner Pearl and Cary stg
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FAMILY HAMS. - Westover Hams
- $50 Of these celebrated and very choice Hams,
- enLDHN q MILLER.
An Corner Pearl and Gary afa
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FAMILY FLOUR.-A superior article
Il of FAMILY FLOUR, that has been tried and
approved of the celebrated brands Piedmont
and &c Waskey." For sale by
w d TOMPKINS 4 BRO.
NH 7-dImif Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

~ Proposals. win be received until the aOth day
o. april next Tor Matchmaking the Main street
Of Charlottssville. and Tor psrforming such other
WORK - viii be understood by reference TO the
above mentioned, where also tho points from which
ne stone 0r curbs cutters, crosFwalks. 3D. can DO
o0tatned. VIII be made known. aud any ether In.
fcrnasion which may b required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

OST-A small round Gold BADGE
IL PIN, with the letters. r. g.. set in. and the
inscription, "Com'd. June IA. 1874" round the
edge Two dollars will be given for the if left
at this Office, or at -
ap l-l~ PAIRO SONS office.
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IU GNHINEEhH AND 6UHVEIOHE.
have for sale Surveyors LEVEL. made bv
Youne Of Philadelphia, and two Euryeyor's CON.
PAsaEe. ef the best English make ali In order ana
ap n CAUTnORN.
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At eraus gai Crescent Saturday onao dseemtr TO- 1859

LIVERPOOL Per ship Esrneralda-- 666s sacks
salt to r. B Sumner.
RIO DE JANElRO Per bark New Light-5oo0
bags coffee to order.
RIO DE JANElRO- bark Fame 5000 bags
coffee to A + j. w H Elliott.
GRAND CAYMAN Per schr Dolphin-lot fruit,
shells, old iron, etc to Dolsen Son.
Receipts mt the Carontlciet Canal.
MADISoNvILLE-Per schr Marcelitte--9Oo bbs
coal to order. s-s 81
BONFOUCA- schr Solitario-50o bbls coal
to order.
SHE'LL BANKS-Per schr Alert-300 bbls shells
to Marquee.
ri. AfyK RryER-per schr Resoution-25 cords
wood to order.
PASS MANCHAC-Per schr Mary Marguerite
80 cords wood to order
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per schr Rosa-- 80 cords
wood to W Patton. Cd.
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ever careful and experienced officer, Captain W.
IInder,yooi with the attentive and courteous MIR.
w. AZ pailacio III the office leaves this evening for
| Louisville and all intermediate landings Those
4 DESTROYS of q pleasant, comfortable and good pas
snee generally and particularly, should not fail to
engage staterooms on the Raine this evening at 8
O'Clock.
asEousa,c Traveller for Arkansas Rirer.--This
evening at o'clock the Arkansaw Traveller, Capt.
Albert Thomas commander, will leave for Fort
Smith and intermediate landings on the Arkansas
river. Travellers should bear in mind that she has
good and comfortable accommodations for their
benefit.
Editor for White Riper. The lightdraught
safe and reliable steamer Editor, Capt VIM. Young
commander, Z. w: Singer, clerk, will leave this
evening at clock for Pecahontas and intermed-
ate landings. The Editor is well provided for the
accommodation of passengers.
Glloadar for Memphis. To-day, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ the fine, excellent and popular packet Ghoctaw,
Captain D. H. Silver, commander, Mr.. William Nc
Creight, clerk, will leave positively for Memphis
and intermediate points.
Diana for Louisri0e.-There are newer packets
and handsomer packets, but when II comeset al
good and substantial qualities which are necessary
to secure the safety, ease and comfort Of passen-
gers. there but few il any that surpass the well
known and popular packet Diana: mat popular
officer Capt. E. I. Sturgeon, IS sun IN command
and Mr. o. L. Smith will be found, as of yore, doing
the honors Of the Office in his usual gentlemanly,
courteous and attentive manner. Those who take
passage on the Diana may do so with the full ASST
rance of q pleasant, Safe ana coHIoFtapie "Trip.
During the past summer she has been thoroughly
ovcrhanled and fitted up and now looks almost as
good ms new.
4. I. Lacey for 81. Louis.-The elegant and IA
vorite Railroad Line passenger packet a. y Lacey,
Capt. Geo. Taylor, commander, Mr. A. q. Gun
bingham, clerk, will leave this evening at o'clock
for St. Louis and way landings. She connects with
the railroads Mt Vicksburg, Cairo and ST. Louis for
all points North, East and West. Her arrange
ments for the accommodation of passengers are
annie and camnlete--beinr all that is required for
convenience and comfort. G. G. Wayne and Jas.
F. Allen agents, No. 81 Camp street.
Ne,o Uncle Sam for 81. Louis.--Those who wish
to travel on one Of the fastest and most complete
passenger packets in the ST. Louis trade should
take passage on the New Uncle Sam, which leaves
this evening at s O'Clock. Capt. g. w. Stewart is
her Efficient experienced and courteous COM
mander, and Mr.. NJ G. Stewart is her attentive and
polite clerk. No packet in the trade presents
higher claims to the confidence and patronage Of
the travelling and shipping public
Ashlaad for oaacdita.-ln consequence Of her sr
packet Ashland, Capt II. @. Adkins, was unable to
leave. She will leave to-day at clock, for Cam
den and intermediate landings on Ouachita and
Black rivers.
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STEAMBOATS,,
,>----->.,>--~>-~>>->>
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s-r=s r-,yzzzz47z,,,zr, GREAT GEN.
A s;s s Rz@sR4 TRIAL ROUTE Leisg.4A

For all Points
NORTH AND EAST! @-
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERS will leave New Orleans as follows
Imperial. Capt @ Rogers
October 70, November Is.
j. G. SYOn Capt Isaac III. Jones'
October 81, November ~.
e. j. Capt. Bart. Bowen
November 2 and q.
New Falls City. .........!...... Capt j. b Woods
November and a
"A. II. Lacey. Capt Geo. Taylor.
October II, November & and 26
HinWathn Capt. T.. F. Dix
October 10, November and y.
City of Memphis. .............. Capt W. j. Kouns
October 81 November 10 and 80.
aiadintOr. Capt Jno klnefeier
October y, November T.
VIM. M. Morrison Capt J,.o N Botsnger
October u, November H.
champion Capt. f. b. Moore.
October e. November l6
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections
yICKSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROADS;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT Louis with the
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEIIFoN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
RD TICKETS by the Railroad for sale at this Office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
nB- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
r For information Through Tickets apply at the
office of the
RB- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, .ea
No. 81 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
General Agent.
J. F. ALLEN
General Freight Agent.
r.. W. GOULD Superintendent my2t If
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

Hs sr e o "s h h asSa K
Rhodes Pushing Cenet.e, Centervile II I Ro'l Ms
f H' n ss,fF hss ssi na'a 1 is vi
raty Steamer f e G? IT, Esso G M h s
u Nelson, d Johnston Miss; johnson, y W Wilson
ss WIFE, mi NJ s snS Sewea Child and
c hnsi ssw so fSadi ss:F N$ PcaH vi
Tanning s L shilfer NY neBow, child and nurse city
ss'f s. S Kelly etS a sts lGn a shs of
i'sAi assms Hs ss~fns s@ Cohen W %'i XVI
G ' and @ll aX WseF w., y. acks Tx; III N, Nc,
oT Ss~hs% SsSs #
Mexico Mexico H Nc Apin La l. Scott Miss; d DELL Toledo,
Fsh h rifF HiI a' s p hsS N'i ns.
sSsRs;& 4as1; Gsss T b 5a 2 l Es"
~ %yl9 Fs%Ss n K A'';e W aHSIsf
Wpo o S g. AND nns a4S o GSnglf o IL, H caLpr
i N Wight and family, city; Robinson W NJ Mercer,
a s TS"f HiF''fE Es ;S35
city oS Murray 'o,hS@ ( Il r 3o ,, city lack
's ssr n ss';s Nj. H1 81 vRTIs
Yrs Dyer apa "" Deter La; + u Fo,pyn Miss q
,T.Si,ea K H. Gsor@l * r,rs;n tss@y,
sy Gs % WIN R and iaj sySoR . III. .
rs S Ss y" .si. i 5' A Fai
%st ~ fsep"i s sS ;1 T Cyl; Massss
S s'fSi ny "a s'Sfss: r%ss ;$; @
r"eos sd ,'s!'i mi Mi lay sg
md SaaSE y ssfvWyS Ma $s and Tas,"
5 Msar T os s s Na,. i
,er, Ga; ward, J Z Ward ky; Mrs Simpson, Niagara
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Shipping Sntelligellte.
w-see bnc,s of this page for Daily Port List

CRESCENT orrIcs, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, December 10, 1852
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Baden. stiphin, for Hayre,
Y Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship wild Cat, Morse, for Bostoa,
VIM J Dewey SEQ
schr Mary Ellen, Garretson, for Pensacola,
5 N 0verton SEQ
schr Powhattan, Caro-, for Pensacola,
ODowd & Sullivan
Schr Florida, Ferrer, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Venice, Hibbs, for Tampa and Manatu,,
L Fash Geo
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Arizona Smith, from Brazcs Santiago
9TH, via Indianola It'll inst to Bayne-
lst district.
Ship Express, Milton I'm Liverpool Oct 2lst to
Cammack Converse-point.
Brit ship D Israeli, Black I'm Greenock, 22d Oct,
to master. previously reported aground at
Grand Prairie)--lst dist So.
Ship Esmeralda, York, from Liverpool IA Oct, to
Meeker, Knox &co-point.
Bark New Light Reynolds, from Rio de Janiero, to
-, I'd dist ~.
Bark Fame, Kennedy, I'm Rio de Janiero, to mas
ter-polnt.
Bark Byzantine, Gleason, - days I'm Boston, to
WI Dewey previously at Quarantine
Staton) list dist 20.
British bark ActRon, Benson. FIN Glasgow, in bal
last to Hoghton, Rankin &co--3d dist IS.
Bark Laura, Pierce, 20 days from Boston, to G w
Hynson &cO-point.
British schr Dolphin, kirkconnell, days I'm Grand
Cayman, to Cochran l. Hall-2d dist.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
| Scir Marcelitte, from Madisonville.
Schr Solitaire, FIN Bonfouca.
Schr Alert, from Shell Banks.
Schr Resolution, FIN Black River.
Schr Mary Marguerite, FIN Pass Manchac.
Schr Rosa, fin Bayou Lacombe.
Steamboats,.
Madison, Hoople, I'm Cincinnati.
Diana, Sturgeon, fin Louisville.
Hiawatha, Dix, FIN st Louis.
crosse Iete, 41cQuOld, I'M Bayou sara.
IF Kenner Baranco, fin Bayou Sara.
Music, Brown, I'm Donaldsonville.
Texas Ranger Radovich, FIN Lower Coast
Natchez, Leatlers, I'm Yicksbnrg.
B L Hodge, Marshall, I'm Vicksburg.
Blue Bird, Holden, FIN Thibodeaux.
President, Snapp, I'm Camden.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Flora Temple, Caradoe, fin Tensas
South America, Shepherd, FIN Pittsburg.
BIN Runyan, Miller, fm st Louis.
Empire Parish, Janfreau, I'm Lower Coast.
Towboat Ocean, Taylor, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 30th ult, ships VIM H
Prescott and Chasca-brought up ship Es-
meralda, banks New Light and Fame, schr
Dolphin.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th instant, ships
Autocrat and St Patrick, bark B Colcord-
brought up ship Express.
Towboat Thos McDaniels, Pinnegar, I'm the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the I'd inst,
bark Marcia, brigs Pubella, Paca and Lauri-
ana-brot up banks Byzantine and Act@on.
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AS- The bark New Light, Capt Reynolds, from
Rio de Janiero, 10th Oct, arrived yesterday. Capt
R reports left in port the ship Gray Eagle, from
Philadelphia discharging Ship Courier sailed for
New York OH 29th Oct. Bark Yankee Blade, for
Baltimore, was ready to sail on the Both Oct. Also
brig R Winthrop, for Richmond, Va
sS-The officers of the steamship Arizona report
having been detained days at Brazos and days
at Indianola by "a severe norther. Left in port at
Brazos revenue cutter Dodge, schr Sea Drift FIN
Mobile, schr Florence, FIN N Y, steamship Inlion
ola. The Rio Grande was very low.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
Lf4aGs sls5s.l LINE lsso. sla9s +
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRI.EAN
PACKET COMPANY
VIII during 1859 and lsso a. ro,
lows
One OF the Of the Memphis New Orleans Line viii
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
AT o'clock r. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
InSonlnr. d. Clarke, master.
Nebraska ....................A. b. Irwin, master.
wEpNEspAY BOATS:
John Simonds. j. F. Smith, master.
Eclipse. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS;
Belfast ..,....,.....,......Wm VIM. Wray muster.
III. II. w. Hill ....,..........T H. Newell master
THE vIcKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE
--ro-wIT-
Daniel boone, ...........,.F. Hicks, master.
Kate E'rtSbCe. .-,..-.........tl. lee, master.
Victoria ..,....,.............w w. uanel master
Leave Nicksbnrg at l2M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving Orleans via jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening mike
close connection Vckbug with of the above
Lines These Lines run in close connection with tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the :
MEMPHIS AND oHIo RAILROAD
FROM MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Ahordins passengers choice of East North and West
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable information appv to
j. H. FRELIGE, General Agent,
Memphis ,oFt,c
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receipts ~ river since Saturday to III bales
n Thu weather. though still cool, rendered
q 81 ss ssss s
~ landins and business exhibited signs Of i'm
The following list Of boats arrived yesterday:
Tie bayou sara packet b. F. Kenner, Capt. ".
B. Baf4nco, with sundries.
3 ~ Onschite river packet Resident, Capt. Lewis
Sn1ep, 8ith ~ bales cotton.
H65 Nicksburg packet Natchez, Captain T. P.
L4afkers, with 1850 bales cotton.
The LAfOurche packet Music, Capt. J. J. Brown,
Win 30S hhds. sugar, SS4 bbs. and 2s6 half bbls.
molaAaes. IN
Ihe steamer b. t. Hodge, Capt. Charles E. Mar
shall from vicksburg, with l6H bales cotton, and
leaves on Tuesday for Red river
me Bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete, Capt. Jas
NcQaoid, with 1859 bales cotton 1874 hllds. sugar.
5O9 hbIs. and 347 half bbls molasses.
Tie Balxe steamer Texas Ranger, Capt. Ra-
doyich, With snndries.
Tho Louisville packet DIANA Capt. E. 7. Stur-
geon, With good trip. She departs again to-day.
The Cincinnati packet Madison, Capt. Geo. D.
a asss's vi'A W. and leaves again on
Ihs Lafoarche steamer Blue Bird, Capt. Holden.
with sundries.
\ M Cincinnati packet South America, Capt a.
az NJ James Doyle, III, her clerk, has our
thanks for favOrs
The st. Louis packet Hiawatha, Capt. r. f. Dix,
With q large trip, and departs again on Monday.
We are indebted to Mr.. Brigham, her esteemed
The Lower Coast packet Empire Parish, Capt.
80 ss wan IT, mas. sugar, ~ Dds
re steamer y. y. Runyan, Capt Miller, from
T.rs No. so3a w.. Tenle AN
49, ~ N w wy esiss " ssoh
= llpiSe Rasjeh for. he Lo,nes Coast The regu-
~ end Eeliable Lower Coast packet Empire Parish,
lCstt AZ r. Jeanffsau commander, Mr.. Alcee
Ifa n I'LL. Il
S Al ": {of Llcndl isonciRe The excellent and
Jacket G. ID Jr., Capt. Jos. Vincent, COM
14Hl9ys ~. v. LIZ Anmford, clerk, leaves for DON
AlN11Az1ue and coast landings this evening at
escleck
evening the regular packet Crosse Tete, Capt. j
Ac331olds commander, NJ. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk,
leaxes for Bayou Sara and coast landings.
stQe9en Age J0r Fort a dams The regular and
IelIxble packet for Fort Adams and intermediate
leddings IS the Golden Age, Capt. W. McComb,
colnmand er, NH. J. a. Dunbar, clerk. She leaves
bo'clock r.. N.
litse Dele to, qss.sas a.d Bayou Macon. This
evening At o'clock the Southern owned and COM
mai&ed packet Kate Dale Capt John f, Morton
Commander, M. 4. N. Kenneth, clerk, will leave
f0r Lower Tensaa and Bayou Macon. Having been
taeseQghy repaired, she y as safe and reliable as
tiled y re confidence and patronage 81 travellers
alad mlppers.
Is u. R0i0el for Red RiUea.--The speedy, light
draNght, 40 and comfortable packet r. w, Pow
eli, Capt Robert H. Martin, commander, will leave
ior shreveport end intermediate landings on Red
river fhe evening u o'clock, fact which should
20 re overlooked BY travellers and shippers.
4so Ao. 3 for Red Riuer. The punctual, safe
asa apeeay packet Fra 10. 9 Capt John Kouns,
NA4leAve this evening at o'clock for Shreveport
80 Mterlnediate landings on Red river. No packet
in ~ trade has earned higher reputation for
sAisty and promptness than the Era No. 3.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-10
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THE STEAMERS Golden Age.
ksE h VIM McGombs master Meteor, S. Htao
kkssszszk ,very SATURDAY, at O'clock P. NJ; return
ing leaves bayou Sara WEDNESDAY after the arrival
of the from Woodve The will leave New Or.
leans every TUESDAY, at O'clock + NJ; returning leaves
from Woodvlc taking freight and passengers for ali landing
the For freight passage apply on board or 10
HOLMES q GLAuSS, Agents.
seIn FIN No ia Trionnitnnios Street