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~ $, tSsPS Sss4. Conan.
Sale conducted by JAS ID TAYLOR d SON, Aucts
nv 2f
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE ON ROCKETS sTREET.-A. Com
missioner appointed Under decree of tho Circuit
Court of the city OF Richon1 rendered on the Path
of May, 1882 in the csse of Wicker vs. Wicksrs adj
miuistrator ct ais, shall proceed, on TUESDAY.
the Tth June, 1859. at O'clock in TIE afternoon
to SELL at public Auction upon the premises at the
risk and cost of Henry jerks. the former pur
chaser, who has failed 10 comply with the terms Of
SALE Two Houses and Lots On the north side esKock-
etts st.. ana nearly opposite the store of o Has@
kills. Esq The pr perty fronts together IS feet nd
inches and runs back 70 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide.
TERMs-Onet bird cash, and the balarc e on credit
of three and Fix months IN interest from the day
of e-the pur haser to give negotiable notes for
the cfferrs payments. with interest added, and
the title to the said to be retained until the
JNO O sTEeER,
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IA JyHN e. DOHERTY respectful
Ia " informs his friends and the public that hc
w has opened MERCHANT TAILORING
.6 ESTABLI3HMENT, on 18th, between Main
aud cary streets, where he warrants good Gar
ments, and at ss reasonable prices % can be had
anywhere. All he asks Il trial NH lS-3m
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By 0oddin 4 Apps1sou
II OFFS IN eYpNEY YOR sArl

i OTB IN SYDNEY ROR SAIL ~
~ AUCTION Win BE- odd. On MOnDAY. she
sisxsf 70, ~ piaE fronting iOeethef "a ~ 81
Hsrvie street; al.,. Lots IN oTun1s pssn.s
the IVES ham Planl Road, running bsek 10 jssf 10
an alley. " - s - ~
The above viii be sold 10 lots ef suitable -.
f1Ao accJnm0ds tins and made known - -.
5e4 90DD1N 4 APPBR8ON Aueess
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EHIPPIE0.

1T FOR LIvERPOOL.-The well
Point for the above port at low rates OF freight
Fer freight. apply to
Je 2-S City Point.
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NOTICE persons having claims
bridge deceased, of Powhatan county, will please
present them ct mr. Office in the city Of Richmond,
for payment and all persons indebted to the same
By bond account. will please call and make pay.
ment without delay, as further Indulgence cannot
be given. WV WOOLDRl DGE Ext OF the
Ats John WOODBRIDGE decd.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
n Have removed their once 10 l01. MAIN o.,
above 10TH opposite CcrintLiian Hall. GOODS
called or and delivered HknH OF charge Sor dreys
are . -
WE HAVE ON HAND one second
w hand tvelvehose power P0kTABLn
STRAIN ENGINE nearly new and In complete OF.
DER which We are authorised TO sell l6y.
nv 3O-d6tcwlm TALBOT = BH0xH -.
ORANGES 80 boxes in prime ORDER
iss saa ~ -. JUAN pIzzIsI, lss Main street.
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M .ias,ass Defeated oJter a secere Be,as Of
Far Hours
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r ARG EST ASSORT MENT OF
- Sc WING MACHINES
South OF New York, at
je2-Iw SIN6ERis
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Be ID or
1Ndaiped by the Council Of the City Of Richmond
that, the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice. "a least four Of the daily newspapers
Of the city, Tor fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
of June, that he will attend at his office daily, be-
twee n the hours of O'Clock, A N and O'Clock, p
NJ from the 18th to the 3ath # June. inclusive. for
the purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with City Taxes. the whole or one half OF the
amount Of Taxes charged. deducting from the
whole amount. or one iii. o. the case may be. ten
per centum thereon
The Collector shall In like msuuer give notice for
fifteen days prior % the 18th OF December that he
will attend at his office daily between the above
mentioned hours. from the 18th to the asst OF De-
CT mber inclusive, for the purpoee OF receiving rom
any person who has already paid onehalf only o.
the city taxes charged to him. the remaining half.
deducting from such half ten per cent thereon.
In pursuance of the above amended ordinance.
passed January llth 1855. viii attend e the Col.
ector's 0Aice. at the City Hall, from the 18TH 70
the 30th Of june 1852 for the purpose Of receiving
the Taxes Is above directed:
10 lin Collector Of City Of Richmond
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Ur.
THE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS.
A TALE OF THE NeRrHERS TRAPPING GROUND


PATHWAY" will be published in the columns of
TUE NEW YORK NJ ERUURY. to which journal
have engaged 10 contribute IxCLUsIvELY for a term
of years To my numerous readers would return
my sincere thanks and shaft ever hold In grateful
. remembrance those who, their Partially and IA
vor have contributed to my success If we do not
e along tor ether heretofore, mutually pleased
with each other, trust it will not tie through want
of effort Gu my part TO continue to merit their sp
probation. those who have taken intert st in the
difikities of Nick lin ga chare cter pretty ex
tensively khown-msy.ve very possibly find in PA H.
WAY" character OF his Darna and nature. whose
ploi,s aud droleres will sh those of ether
years In short it is my purpose to produce story
that shall excel other productions OF my PEN in the
novelty of its situations in truthfuness of deljnea
tion intricacy of plot and rapid succession of Incl
dent. 1t will be illustrated by BARLEY:
J. Il. ROBINSON.
Worcester, May. 1859 -
The publishers of THE MERCURY will only add
that they pay DR. Robinson higher price for his
labor than has ever yet been paid by the newspaper
press TO any Americ An romaucer. but a sense of
duty to our quarter OF million readers demand his
eminent services. 1t is cur mission. by honorable
comrettion to excel in every depart tient at what
cost. aud that mission will ever be faithfully
performed.
PATHWAY" will be commenced in 7 HE NEW
YORK ME2t URY without delay, and other novel;
ties will follow in rapid snr cessien.
CALDWELL, SOUTHW0RTH & WHITNEY,
je 4-d3tswacwlt* Proprietcrs Y Mercury.
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TELEGRAPhO NEWS
essSntsesesesss~As~sssSAss.s,S> !
pER MAGNETIC rEtEakArtt LfNns,f
oYy,cs-No. l3a Eacle square, Main 81.
zgSs@<s8s-s<s.s sss,AsSys-SsS@~
n srnRTEn EnR THR "niaPATCR y
fota DAYS L.rEe FROM euaopR.
rIig GENrRAL pfTTLg CoMuENcgp

4. Rli-AL OF TtfE CITY or tyxSHTNGTu.
OFF CAPE RACE.
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DOWHATAN HOTEL.-Not being en-

DOW hhIhN T1p1 LL.-NOb Delug eU-
L abled to make any arrangement for the proper
improsem Of the above Hotel, and having no
guarantees that the repairs made at the expiration
of the present lease will be conducive TO the COM
fort of my guests, have determined TO. to renew
the lease the property. and therefore will close
the Hotel on the goth of The present month (June)
preparatory to removing my furniture by the lst
of July, at which time my lease expires.
await IN yself OF this oppor tunity for returning
my thanks to my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage have ceivej, and hope
shall be enabled before the first ef January next to
make such arrangements elsewhere, AS will enable
me to entertain them, not only with more comfort
but in style which will aff1ri greater satisfaction
to them as well as myself,
WMIIFRY
lie I-dksw2w PropTfstor poWh4tan HothI
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A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
1AWOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. RIGHT
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FUR SALE-I offer
for sale the tract of land described above Containing
and has on it some very valuable timber suitable
ior building purposes. and very convenient to a
Anderson. Formerly Weeds aud others IL IL 10.
Gated within short distance of the York River
X. and the wood on the land, when broue ht to
For terms. &C., apply to ~
LYME, Land Agent.
Office In basement Metropolitan Hail.
l2-fg 1850
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my 3l-lm $50 Broad ct, Richmond
TTPHOLsTERING AHD PAPER HANG.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the public
generally that he has opened an UPHOLSfERING
and PAPER HANGING Establishment, on BROAD
STREET, between 4th and 5th. whers he keeps con-
stantly on hand large assortment of fine
FRENCH ANO ENGLISd PAPER,
suitable for paror nse. Also, lot OF nne CAhV-
covered to snit the taste Also, en- assortment OF
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW SLIDES.
~ sHUCK and HAIR MATTRESSES made to
order. and warranted to give satisfaction. -,
81 All work entrusted TO me, shall meet with
prompt attention, and at reasonable prices as can
be had elsewhere. j A R0MMEL.
lie 2-lms Broad st between 4th and 5,h.
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[IOUSEKEEPERS. ATTEN TOM

Ii The subscriber is now receiving an assortment
of English and American Cocoa and India Rubber
Mats, Bathing rubs for children, Sponge and Hip
Baths Water Coolers. patent and plain fret2srs and
Covers, largest assortment Of Hair bre0ns and
Brushes In the city. variety of fine Frerch Trav:
elling and Fancy Work Baskets, an assortment Of
Feather busters, Fly Brushes. Fly Traps. hite
Wash ana Plaster Brushes. variety OF Bird Cages,
Hobby Horses, Veiocipedes. Handsome Gigs and
Carriages. also a genuine assortment Of Wood and
Willow Ware Fancy Goods. and variety Of Toys,
ie 80 = 10 HAROLD.
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ANOTHER GREAT ENGLGEMENfa

TX. J: II. ROBINSON
~ WRITING FOR
7 HE NEW YORK. MERCURY
ANOTHER GREAT ENGAGEMENT.
The Proprietors of THE NEW YORK MERCURY
respectfully announce the ENGAGEMENT of the cele-
brated author. DIR j kOBINsON universally at-
knowledged to be the only truthful delineator of
FAR WESTERN TkApPER LIFE
His Opening Tale for THE MERCURY is now
nearly Completed and he believes il to be the best
he has yet written. The following announcement
from the authors graceful pen will be greeted with
enthusiasm by his tens of thousands of admirers:
A CARD.
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uYGSIA HOTEL,
Ii OLD POINT COMFORT.
VIRGINIA.
This establishment, greatly enlarged In its &C.
commentators snd comforts, by the erection of now
buildings. will be opened on the 10th OF June.
JOS SEGAR.
m 2S-fIA PrnnriatNr
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BASKETS The largest assortment in
~ Richmond.
Artists Materials aud Brushes.
Pictures, Frames and Looking Glasses.
PortmoDnsies and Pocket Books.
LaGies' Satchel5 and Bags.
Window Shades and Fancy Goods
A select assortment at
CaAS LUNDIN CO.'S.
my7-lmH 2l0 Broad street.
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IDEAS, BACON, LARD. &c.

400 bags Red Peas
800 prime Bacou Hams
50 Kegs prime Lard
20 bales Cotton
In store and for sale by
my Cts j G PANNILL
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY
A WARNING TO fRESPASSERS AND
ESPECIALLY 40 SUNDAY TRESI,A SSERS-
szY men and vic'ou. boys have been trespassIne
upon the Hermitage Fair Grounds most shameful
~ for the last Two Sundays. On enc of those days
actually putting the life of the man ON guard in
jeopardy
By direction of the President of the Society thers
fore, l hereby warn all persons against entering
the Fair Grounds at any time without permits
sion and especially Sunday. and notify all tres
psssers that hereafter a Constable will always be
on ths ground with force adequate to arrest ard
commit to the County Jail. all who shall disregard
this warning, against whom the law will be en-.
forced with the utraos. rigor.
DIMMOCK, sec'y.
Je Its Va Cen AR Society.
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- $40 REWARD for boy CHARLES,
"A who left shcckoe Warehouse on Tuesday
last He ID bright mulatto, % years old.
~, under size, fine fnl head of hair, full ere,
Walks q little lame, from Kheumatism, casts his
eyes down when spoken to, has lived in nearly all
the hotels in Richmond He'd ON when he Iefk =
cap or hat. with oil cloth covering light pants and
blue or black coat.
my 28-ts ID MCDEARMON.
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0MO III MAIN 6ThEETT
~ CHINA. GLASS AND CROOKRBY
am now in receipt of beautiful
- lot of TOILET WAnE. fancy coIors, Just
arrived per ship Richard Morse, at Phiadelphi2
also fne assortment Of White Granite DINNRR
SETS. TEA sETe. fLATE8, Dishes, &C, 20; also.
err, p ated and Britannia ] also keep constantly
III and almost every article ueually kept In China
Store and prices as low can be found elsewhere.
my 30-im u B taylor.
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IL OLD DOMINION SFW1Na NACHJNE


PIRG MA INTENTION.
The Old DoBIi1iOn Sewing Machine Company, Of
fer TO the public Sewing Ma-hine. on an entirely
new principle, in its working parts ard recon-.
mendiDg itself by its simplicity. durability and
chenpneSs 1t is 1ock stitch shuttle mac hine;
this stitch is well known to be the only one which
shows on both sides alike, and caunot be ripped
The tension of this machine IL pronounced TO have
no equal. and is as quickly and easily threaded as
tskipg it between your thumb and finger. The
shuttle is entirely new in construction, and does
away with the irregular tension on the under
thread. The shuttle race Is adjustable. admitting
che use of large shuttle. wi coarse thread and a
large needle, or email shuttle with equal rum.
Der of yards of fine thread and short fine needle
The entire machine is SO simple that one hours is-
struction will enable any person. white or colored
to understand ard use it. This machine will do all
kinds of work. from the finest and highest family
sewing, to the heaviest of tailors and plantation
work; will hem. gather. tuck. &c. Any argument
in favor of sewing machues is unnecessary at this
day The question is. which is the best most simple
and chap ST. These qualities are all combined in
this machine.
CitiZer and strang gers invited to examine thi.
macbinc. The inventor. 8. Huffman, native of
Virginia, and resident of Richmond. will take
pleasure in showing it to all 1t will be sold at the
reduced prize of fifty dollars, which Is less than
ANY other of the same class
Office in Belvin's block, 18th street. Orders from
the country promptly attended to.
Address ''0ld Dominion Sewing Machine Com
pany," Richmond, Va. my 30-lm
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COnsignees.

BosroN-rsr ship congsessEPinehard Steele &eoG W
Goln-J Cha apin Sea starteyant eo-
dan 6soavo0Ihss Grisgs Sec shuMway Hswss
odnna
&cokoeer.scn MeDougall-Bake 4 TowsrET GJeakns
- Amos1A Cochran Hail,G Baldecks &eo- Ncbol
ss's
eo Th BaTnssNsehmdt zsser-D Blum Frank
f.ss ssoS Flint Ss Sso
Judson-and order
ss ses.sss loo sy
ssw
4H Hoy
AS:ss ss9
Sssi
siese .Hssgssty Brother
sas S9.Ssa Nv
Wait sT1
nam@Tarson Willing Tail."E Hart aco-Jno Adams
dco-A Grief aeo--E " Benton &eo-shumway / Hewss.
con- Rice &co-and order.
ass4ssss SSsS #
bsrsy Tssas
Brown &co-Payne Harrisen1Koeng L zenieks-smilh /
so
RnsdesTo aso e
pnpuy-Brsdow Wus,hoa-T Smith, Neagle Carpenter
bsss SsIn sSIafs
lardE Hsrt dcoA Nc .anrin-K Laughlin &co-Thorn
s a4K &ssss
&co- Pagan jackson &eoHenderson,
Ts sffss ee os.
Msnsrd TgpaudIE H9imanac Gaines AsSmJ Gasossus
Iocke-R Adams 3co-is Atkins Bernard Cohen Pablo
kco-J ssmons.E Dupre--Bredow Wuslhoa-A Hsnkle
stevecs-Frost &os-J Grove, Campbell srong-GA
PIcket-smith johnson dco-E Heath-.Lans, saer &co.
COP Brinton &co-West Netteton- Il & j NJ Alien &
oo-Robson Alen-and order
B DnrandNJ syme Sco Wilson Pomroy-G FosdieE 1
co-J GauchenColeman Brtton Withers-T Smith-W H
IT G Summers.R K Laughlin 4co-W L Lamsr-.Mnse 4
Brew H LeGhford &eo-aeo " szer- schneider Wise
Elder asos Boondsld steelsA Bronsseaa 1eo-T Sim;
Re!.oli-P CazensveGreen crnmp-cohen sOria JGuil
SN Fer r.. Adams &coo Gaines 1eo7J BsrsCws-
/. Godchaux-C Buddecke &co-Waker Hutchinson Eco
McI.emore Raybun &eo-Fellowes &eo-West Neleton.B
l. Levy-Voorhies, Griggs 6co-Rochord Brown &eo-and
order.
BosToN-Per bark Delphos-Duclos Keep H Brnton &co
Frost &coT Richardson iscoe Nicholson kss-
rell & Bstes-Rnd order--2b0 bales hay 10 order.
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sent;or shown them Passengers going up the river
today cannot secure passage on more reliable
steamer than the Charmer.
CIV cf Memphis- Railroad Line Packet for st.
Iona 10 Day-This evening at O'Clock, positively
nd without fail, the large and superb passenger
nacket City Of Memphis, Capt. W. J. Kountx, COM
m.rdsr. win leave for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis
connecting at vicksburg with the New Orleans and
jackson. at Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St.
Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads for oil
points North and East. The City Of Memphis is one
81 Tho regular packets in the great railroad ne She
has Is Hne q cabin as can be found aaoat, and the
most perfect provision for the accommodation Of &
large number Of passengers Our limited space pre-
cludes the enumeration Of her merits and aims t
public patronage, but we advise travellers TO pay he
visit Mr.. James Kerr Jr, is the chief clerk OF the
City of Memphis, will be found in attendance at the
Office, and will not be slow in Offering inducements IL
favor Of trip ON this splendid packet. Passengers
can procure through tickets and inspect plan OF
the cabin by applying at the office OF the company
No. 81 Camp street. Messrs. @. G. Wayne and JAS r
Allen are the agents of the line
John Walsh, Independent Passenger Packet, Jo'
ST. Louis-This evening at O'Clock punctually' the
safe and elegant passenger steamer John walsh,
Cant. John Malloy, commander, will leave for Mem
pbis, Cairo, St. Louis, and all intermediate landings
The John Walsh is one Of the finest and fastest
steamers that comes to this port and we take great
pleasure in announcing her departure to-day. The
John Walsh has won an enviable reputation for her
promptness. She and her officers have been appre-
ciated as they deserve. She has made herself an
immense avorite at every landing on the river, and
passengers hail her coming with pleasure. They are
sure Of splendid accommodations excellent fare, and
every attention they could ask at the hands of her
officers These are the facts, which it gives us pleas
ure to state, of good boat and worthy men. Mr.
John F. Douglas is the accommodating and efficient
clerk Of the John Walsh.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
City Hall. September s. 1859, !
Common CoHncil Of the City Of New Orleans.
r M I50o


Resored That the sum of thousand dollar
and the hereby appropriated by the Common
the city Of New Orleans be drawn the
in part payment, as required, The
Worthngton Force Pumps' together one mile of 80
inch pipe FIVE miles pipe for
erection of house for said force laying
portion said pipes the whole in order that sufficient supply
cleansing the trees and aiding and promoting
dition OF atmosphere Ia and around the city New Orleans
Resoued further That said two force pumps and pipe shall
be and delivered the Orleans in &C.
with specifications file City
that said force be- house,
erected by the City SURVEY
and that the laying of all Of said shall be and
ecued by and under the direction of said City
RESOLVED further That the Mayor be hereby author
zet contract with the parties o furnishing and
delivering the city the aforesaid double pumps pipe
same paid and of the seventy
thousand dollars appropriated and in with
the frat part of this resolution.
[signedl j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Eigned) CHAS. Fl. WALDO,
Approved April 81, 1889.
(signed) GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
In with the foregoing resolutions hereby
sealed proposals will be received
MONDAY the 24h of October 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ fer
following Contracts towit:
opposite Canal for the pumps of the city
works.
g. the furnishing of mile iron pipes
valves, etc., FOR the city works.
contract for furnishing and placing two double
Worhngton Pumps each capable of fty furnish
100000 gallons of hour together with boilers
chimney, pipes ETC.; the whole complete.
The aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
seq I'd GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFIcATIoNs.

SUGAR We noticed Of about 100 hhds full prices
Fully Fair to Prime 7@71zc. p b.
MoLAssEs. There was little or none on the Levee, and
we heard Of no transactions.
FLOUR We noticed sales Of about 1900 bbls, including
I5O Saperne at SIS rs Extra at 100 and $50 Ordinary
at 50 co. Oas6 s $50 Sc SPA and 72 Nonpare 81 90
y Dbl. U
GRAIN. Tho sales of Corn confined to 600 70o
sacks of which 200 Mixed &c., 200 &c. 100 Yellow
81 co. 60 White 81 20 p bushel Of Oats S54 sacks St.
Louis sold In lots 5Js and 3 and Ce at the ad
vanced rate Of SIC. bushe In Bran the transactions in
cuded 100 Sacks 10 three lots 81 TO- and 35 Inferior
81 on p 100 MS.
PROVISIONS. Pork retailing at SIS so, and
800 bbs SIS Is umored but authenticated
OF Bacon casks Ribbed Sides sold at l0 and 80
Shoulders at 84c Also Saturday 60 rce Sugar Cured
Hams 12c, 100 at 1915 and Is at 13sc q b. In Lard
ieces Prime sold Saturday and 800
ksgs at lzac. U b., an advance.
COFFEE. 500 bags Of which so l1c 200 at 5S
30 at H. and 200 at l2dc. " b.
STAR CANDLES. 1000 boxes sold Saturday at
- and AO Light IA ox.-at Sc. a b. m4- s.a
WHISKY. Advanced. Some lots Of Recfed sold
early the day 2S@2S and subsequently so bbls Deans
and 50 divers at 29c. p gallon.
FREIGHTs. "A ship laid for Lverp- oil at 1926.
for Cotton, and for Antwerp at Cotton shipping
Liverpool to fill up at 9.l6d. and to Havre at nc.
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Sbipping Sntelligtlste. -
OsEsosNT OyrIoH. No. 10 Camp street, 4
d Tuesday Morning, October 1. 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
No clearances from this port yesterday.
Arrived Yesterday Z

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship America, Pratt from Havana 18th ult to Wood
E ~ Low.
Arrivals at the CarondeIet Canal.
schr Antonia oliysri, days FIN Pensacola.
Schr Mary Margeritte, from Amite River.
Echr Mimi, from Amite River
Schr Ann McGiunn. from shell Banks.
Schr Marcelit,e, from Biloxi.
Schr Rosalie, from Bay St iouis.
5 Steamboats,.
Jesse Bell, Gormley from Cincinnati
Alice Vivian, Abes from Memphis.
Lucy Hocombe Bateman, FIN PIT Worthington.
Charmer Wilson, from vicksburg.
John Walsh Mol oy, from St Louis.
Republic, Montgomery, from Ylcksburg.
Texas Ranger, Radovich, from Bslize.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Florida Hopkins, from Mobile
Music. Efert, from Donaldsonyille. psi.
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IMPORTS.

HAVANA via KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTs-Per
steamship Galveston 50 bales Tareon Whiting Tu
lis8 cases tobacco Hichei2 do cigars Wiser
500 specie Fash &coaSly9 do Los Grandys0o salvador
Dosen Sonsundries TO Horreil, Gayle aco-Wood Low.
Pest & Mel-N p Davis.
HAVANA-Per steam ship Americs-l horse boxes sweet
meats 1000 cigars to Miiist-ot truh master.
RoCKLAND-Per bark Rambler--s224 bbls lime order
Receipts MT the Carondelet Canal.
PENSACOLA Per schr Antona-s90OO feet lumber 1000
aths 10 ohm Petit.
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Mary Margeritte-SO cords wood
to order.
SHE'LL BANKs-Per schr Ann McGuinn5O0 bbls shells to
order.
BILoXI-Per schr Marcelte-S0O bbls coal to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr RosalIs 10000 feet lumber to
order.
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Mml-l5 cords wood to order.