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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-03
3iallroaeS.
WESTERN RAnROAD-

laesseenlaa-7asz W ILso Elm hAii1hDAD--
!sss-s5zs=zzz5s4 WINTER ARRANGElfENTS.-M
- 7-;DAY, N9y T. lS5s-New York. Albany,
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson, and the
west accommodation at 80 and 800 p. nj.
For New York and Albany (eXpressl 10 $50 p.
ger car attached at II a
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest.
= Ralhogd ConReetiCRs.-At Albany with the New York
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston, At
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At westfieId with the
lanpshrs and llampden At Springfield with the Hart
AT Palmer with the New London and Amherst.
u,o..o... HENRY GRAY, sup't
Is5ssyFi57sz57z7 PROVIDENCE & WOR-
eI.s..=z5z=sssss1 CESTER RAILROAD. Fall Arrange
S-szz-- ment to take effect on MONDAY Nov.
Passenger trains leave Providence for Worcester at
I y anu II q a m, and 4.2O p. m.
Worcester for Providence and way stations at 100 and
Trains connect atworeester Junction with Trains to
and Worcester and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
ioafR Tickets 70 all important points at the West
denee at as low rates as by any other route
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
Valley Falls for Providence at 625, 500, SOB, 1900
li,go a. M and lO0 Les, 2OO 300, 400 SOD, sos,
Providence for Valley Falls at $50, 7eO $50. 1890.
a. a. M 100 M, ana l5O go, $50, 4.3O, $50,
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
PROVIDENCE, Nov. I, 1853 e dt f-Ai'oN 'G nv :
IEasss7757as5757 BOSTON & WORCESTER
ss.-z55zz555s5.a RAILROAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
- S--AENT, commencing MONDAY, Novem-
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for Boston, as follows:
Leave oreeser at Steamboat, T. $40 IN, 325 EXP.
>, l:V2 ENp also, ednesdays p The 4, l. $40
M and p m trains, and the special train each Wednes
from the Lower '-' ~ '
Millbury $40 a. m. $40 D. M
Milford, 40 $40 a. m. D. M
Northboro, !, $50 a. m. $50 D. IN.
Marlboro, ~, 10 a. m. APO p m.
Erilnlngham Centre. Ia 1927 a. m. L. 50 D. m.
FRAMING CHAM, Steamboat. SOB, 1915 a. M II EX sos
ll;2O INp also Wednesday 1865 p. IN.
SaNonville, $50 a. 2.4j p. m.
Newton Lower Falls 6 30. 8 a. m. l. 90 Lac & n M
west Newton, 642 I.4l, S33 Wor, 9.l2 IL Is Wor. A.
M l52, 326 45I, 535 Wor., Sl2 also Wednesdays less
Brooklpe, 645, 7.3O, Sis, 49, 10 a. M LIS +2l5 A. 1880
sou y, also Wednesdays l0l5 p. m.
I'm CONNECTION with trains onCharles River Branch
Trains leave Boston, follows.
TOT worcester at 1l5 $50 EXP. a 1908 EXP, 4S0,
Millbury, lis a. M. 4.3G D. m.
Milford, lis a. m. l.30, 43O p m.
Northboro rs a. m. l30, 4.30 p. m.
Marlboro ll5 a. M l.30, 4.3O p. m.
F rilgIm GGl Il "a III L a. M lSO 43Op m
EXP, also Wednesdays H. Is m,
SaNonylle, 1886, a. M, $50 p. M
Newton Il5 WoI, S, $50 a m. u, 100 Wor., BIS AGO.
d. o5V; 99. also Wednesdays IL Is p, m.
$40, also Wednesdays IL p. m. 49,
Albany, l.l5, $40 Exp. a. m. l.30, EXP. D. m.
New YORK, via Springfield $50 EXP a. m. 3 Exp n. M
6 Sew York via Norwich, 5.l5 EXP. p. m.
U7R New York SUNDAY Mail Train at $50 D. M Elk
press rams stop only at birmingham.
Fin connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
pos+on >o,o ,o.o E. b. PHILLIPS, Supt:
boStoh' NOV y, 1909. diff NIL
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Murdock the efficient clerk, viii be found ON board
ready to receive IN visitors ss
e. n. Faisckiid far Louisviils. This large and
mAguincent pasIsnger packet 3. h Fairchild, Capt
J. b. fsueett., commander, leaves positively 1t s
O'Clock This evening, " abovA Although one OF the
laresk Of Ne Louisville packets, she = Of light
draaRht, and made her ast trip without detention,
although ne waser was Il almost IL lowest stage
The Faro6ild has splendid cabin, travels at rail.
mad speed has good officers, and can give first class
recommendation 70 large number Of passengers.
MsslfA FnllH and Faucet are the obiiging and &C.
commodAting clerks Of the Fairchild.
alfred Z. Lacey Railrond Line Packet for st.
Lexis ~ Morrosp. Tomorrow, at S o'clock p. M,
Punctualy. the renowned and fast passenger steamer
4. T. Lacey, Capt Geo. Taylor, commander, will
leave for Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis. The Lacey
Is the regular railroad line packet and will leave
positively ct her advertised hour. The cabin Of this
steamer by none and We take great pleasure
ID recommending her to the attention Of travellers.
She has, ever since she turned wheel, been New
Orleans and st. packet always gave the most
feet satisfaction 10 the trade and has always treated
her friends and patrons to their general satisfaction
Capt a. G. Cunningham Is the efficient clerk Of the
Lacey. She connects at vicksbnrg with the New
Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois Gem
tra, and at 81 Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads, for iii points North and East. Passengers
wishing through tickets, can procure them and can
also inspect the plan Of the boat by applying to Mr.
G. G. Wayne, agent OF the lne corner Of Camp street
and Commercial alley.
NJ W. Thomas for Ciacinnati.- regular pas
senger packet N. W. Thomas, Capt ]. A. Duble,
commander, leaves this evening, q o'clock, for all
T1a hou
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Semi Annual Condition of the Bank of Louisiana on


The following figures Will exhibit the real condition of the
bank for the past three years:
1851 July 25Actua surplus after paying dvid
49, 49, 5sIy e & =. l so sSs
II this the fogyis without any apparent
doubtful debt unless the trng of advanced
the Tehuanepec Company which deemed of general pub
lie utility, then, bgin think shall be deemed
ono Of the tribe of '.od fogies.n
We however, public journalists challenge the uan-
to furnish parallel with the banking institutions of
New Orleans The direct cash liabilities Of the eleven banks
city this oning which includes deposits circulation
and amount due distant banks represented by
coin in vault to the amount Of sl37 say fraction
40 Oct To embrace the entire strength Of the banks the
amount OF securities lodged with the State authorities by the
banks must be taken into consideration Thess bonds
an equivalent to specie the face with few exceptions
This increases the real cash the banks
the 81 600 bonds to be worth In open market So
sixty cents dollar which above banks either
on this continent elsewhere OF there occasional
exception when singled for instance the Chemical Bank
gist the late John G. Morrison We apply the word late,
though he be still the land tho living The Chemical
Bank Of New York suspended payment and It's profits
or rather Its dividends, "a Act oasis
the desert, us applied to New Y.rk banking
We have from lime to time published the statements of the
banks OF Tennessee Our good city closely and
intimately connected commercially and financially with that
we have been for the past forty therefore,
when apde to the Banks of Tennessee only embrace
those banks whica are known to be controlled by parties
whom We have confidence As by the owing
OF he Bank o. tne state OF Tennessee made the LIST
inst We may be permitted it is hoped inquire why
berry of nearly $4,000, which appears figures below,
should be called assets More than months have
passed since this robbery AID yet the called means
or resources THIS is fscsou of making balance
for the second intervening period since the Suppose
the robbery had been half million of dollars sort Of
figure would cut in balance sheet stolen in this
way really the head or resources We
think and like buresque figures such
an Item 10 balance sheet But here the figures they
we'll in all respects excepting the stolen dollars
State of the Union Bank of Tennessee and Branches on
E the lst day of IulY. 1859
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"A TTAKA PAS.
OUACHITA RIv Err.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at6PM
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
re- :. F'1ts Tls ENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS Castor Landing, Columbia, Harrison
burg Trinity, and all infemedate landings
ming passenger packet Telcgrnrn. John W. Tobn COM
mander, Work. clerk, ioaves above in place
r. w. McRae, at O'Clock r. N. For freight passage
apply on board.
vIRGINUs O. DENTZEL.
fe7 Avsrtising Agent.
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew dArbonne with
privilege Of reshtpplng.
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The ofncerS oil steamer hock the ouachita
river low and falling rapidly.
| exports.
HAYANA-Per French Bark Uruguay-5l5 lard 1863 kgs
moss 80 cks ale 1900 ties 1000 slaves.
GENoA-Per Ship H H Boody-lB6 bales cotton IT, 900
slaves sl2 hhds tobacco pkgs mdse
Imports. -z. sy5,.. ID.
INDIANoLA AND GALvEsToN-+Pers steamship Mata.
spssis po Marks so head cattle fnbau
Receipts OF Produce.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Capito-l1 bhes to Carroll
vd On q ays do s Hu
Isos ~ Rodsxsd Seoi hhds tobacco GO
hoepe sasE saer az and ha
@i
wi d s sas Saads
siq pioa ?s IS S 9sa 1fs
g
ss hfSs ws 81 sass
Garter 5so ks % ng s DS q ss b5
a. ssoz Bs sss assass asJ
P1ss
cotton --' AAN' '''A''' 20 '"e'
St ss5. e0s
S1s
needy &co26 bxs 80 bxs candles Pereauve Bros-2O
bbls flour ID Grief &cot0 bbs Eco
10 do Al bb krout Del Bond0-32 hds tobacco
Hubbard-36J bbls 1913 bbs ITO
hand H csks bacon II bbls 20 els orderSO
hay 62 sacks bran shorts Thompson kcoS sacks
Bornio Brol0 bbls brandy Seaman &co2 bbls potatoes
66 sacks bran Jas Drnhah4 nhds cabbage Omstend-5O
sacks bran Norton05 bbs potatoes bbs krout IL hhds
cabbage Schneider Wse25 bbs 40 huff bbls beef Bach
40 hf bbis beef Schurman-ll bales hemp Stone Tu3O
bbs lime Richards43 bbls -four 74 sacks bran 424
Howell Gayle &col0 pkgs mdse Adams Express1
Edward Male col00 head sheep FHrre52
-sundries to order-Toal 63 hhds tobacco.
VICKSBuRG-Per Grand Duke-39 bales cotton to
Buckner SaMon Newman30 do Rochford, Brown &co-2l
Ward, Hunt Aco-6 Thornhil kco-6 Wright Aen6 bales
cotton Carroll, Hoy &co-5 Person Eco3 Payne Harri
sont fruit and sundres orderToAl ll6 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gross Tete-6 bales cotton to
Wright Aen-6 do wilkins Nor Spod-l52
Msnard Ygnaud-5 bbs and 10 hf bbls eocq,
NobIom &co25I bbls moasses Leyerich
IA bbls moasses don Jr-4 hhds Roman
kenion-25 do Kobn co-4S do Collins & Noonsn-sundres
to oerTota 81 hhds sugar. ga bbs molases Is half do II
bales cotton.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Morning Light bales cotton
Rhorer Hggnbotham &co-l4 bbs pork Leverich Eco
sundres to order f'
OUACHTTA RIVER-per steamer Rock City-l02 bags of
cotton scsd 4 Norment-ot machinery Tay lor-suu
dries to order. -.55
BALIZEPer steamer Belle Gates-7 rice Sacoba
--sundries to order
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SUGAR. About 200 hhds sold from first and second
hands previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 6@6s4c h.
MOLASsES...A 10. of poor Fermentng sold at Soc. q
gallon.
FLOUR. Very dull and sales confined to retail lots at
"A 754 s7s and IS for Superne lo of which
offered a. 4 Is q Dbl. without buyers.
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced 1900 Sacks Of
which 1855 Damaged 75c. 800 Ordinary yellow 90, 25
poor Mixed 100 Mixed 81 O5 and 100 Prime White
81 20 bushsl or GOO Louis sold &c., and
&c. y bushe Bran nothing done. No stock In
FIRST hands.
PROVISIONS. In Pork noticed only retail transactions
SIG y bbl for Mss. in Bacon nothing any moment
OF Lard 1000 kegs sold at and 60 terces
Prime at Ike, p u. IL . s.
GOLFER The only sale reported 30 bags at lc.
p n.
INDIA BAGGING. offer Of l4e. refased for $50
bales. o5 VsM 47 m
wH1sKY...we noticed sale of 100 bbls Raw at &c p
gallon.
FREIGHTS. All the vessels loading with Cotton for Liv
epool filed up at l32d and ship taken and
smother laid on for that port at Nd. H.
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRO AD--From Canton, July 2bh---3 bales cotton
Byrne Vance &colS do Lewis 0geby3 Cutrer Harrison
&co-2 Warren Gilmore &co-Toai 81 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per California-arrived Sunda y)l9
bales Farley Juey &coD 81 hf ties rice Hunting
ton BEo-l4 sacks Holden Eco-i2 pkgs mdss
Mckeeyer Sco5 hf hbls ale Is empty bbs Schuman &co
empty bbs A Bacll--sundries 10 order
MOBILE-Per Florida49 bales mill
gins kco-l do Adams &co-sund ries
order
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Shipping sntelligs 'utt',

CREscENT OrT1oE. No. 10 Camp street.
Tuesday Morning, July 26, 1852
4s Cleared Yesterday. n
Ship Il Body, Badger for Genoa Baxter, Lowell AGO
French Bark Uruguay, Bordin for Havana
Phillips & Weeks
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CATTLE MARKE 7.

JEFFERSON CITY, July a. 1859.
The supply Texas Cattle continued ample with limited
amount Of other st ok at quotations.
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RONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-

The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
eus informs the public thaS he prepared to fill orders Of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS soIREEs or PIC
MICS and families all times served with BOEED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATES, BOILED HAMS, DoBEs
GALATIEEs etc.. etc., all hours got up the
styles. r. A. HOWARD,
(successor to Geo. Beard)
No. 1877 Camp street,
felS 6rp .,..t=. opposite ST. Patrick,s
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T E N s A S !.

Leaves on s tTURDAY. August 9th, at 5 p. NJ.
~ FOR LOWER TtGNS As, UPPER
Tens6s high Mount Bayou Bayou Mason,
ssssss9ssaA and all way landing. Black River The
emey light craught Saline Geo Miller master,
VIM Il Miner clerk, will leave above. For freight only,
'f' vIRGINIUS @. DENT3EI,
jy25 Advertising Agent.
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Steamboats,. l.5
Lacey. Taylor from st Louis. ~
y H. Grand Duke, Appegate, from Vpksburg.
Crosse Tete Barianco from Bayou Sara
Morning Light, Parker, from Red River.
tAef g Rock City, Moore, from Onachs River. "
Capitol, Clark, from Memphis p
California Myers from Mobile.
z Florida, Hopkins from Mobile.
Belle Gates Radovich. from Baize
Towboat W Mosher from Quarantine Staion-brought
up schooner w Hardness.
Towboat Panther Rezeau, from the Passes-towed
the 18th inst, ship Atlantic bark Chapticleer
Europe and Brilliant and schr BrilAnte-came up light
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-26

'iass sss
from business exposure to friends and
The unparalleled which Dr. James pr.o
!es III parsG ne United States ard Europehe
able sy The most him n osng hi
81 and tn
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
e ss H
a vsad sn es the ssa spsy # ho
ng them for either business society Constitutional De
r,ss As saI
with any q the above % So nr should
] m
the organ. Immediately cured and full vso,
Remember "Tho Medical House of Dr. 81 Custom
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
r9 Gossn A. io y, so sl: ~ ,,nss.,,,.,
'FdS vi 9. oa Ds 5a sa.s ..il....
CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE-.
and will continue be- received BY the undersigned in
quantities the increased demand of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
that from the closest nea Of the OLD and
first established house of Hesck Co.. Of Rheims they have
taken hold Of wh determination to bring and Us claims
TO distinct before the public generally than here
toore The superior quality Of this article must satisfy
ore that its ion Is from where great attention
we'll thorough experience brought in
is production Charles Hedseek has given his WHOLE mind 70
Frequent visits the United States have enabled him
fully TO understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes Of
Evidenced By the Champagne the palate o
general excellence The varieties of brands Of Champagne
tend greatly doubt confuse the purchaser but the lovers
of good and genuine ,ok for Charles Hedsieck
In full the label we'll the corks and capsules
r. W. BAYAUp & Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles edseck be obtained in quantities the
under mentioned Houses besides many others not here named
and at rstail with all the principal hotel keepers.
f. HART & CO..
j. H. 4 1. N. MARKS,
SEWELI 7. TAYLOR,
fe2 " PAYNE STEELE co,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIS PACKETS.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
,5@ MEMPHIS PACKET ND
LINE. s. NAIL.
sUM MRR ARR N g MINT.
Prompt Regular and Rellablei
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
adopted following Schedule for the Summer Of
'is5 va ,'ss % FRIDAY
sts" sas n S.R RSs ill., ism; si s,.s master
sh ii Si s.
1ar i! ION isih iati Sept iih 18Th 2sh. -
Sa, ah AUG 3D. M IA si: Sept 1 @ Rs''
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
GREAT SOUTHERN MALL ROUTE,
EAST 1Wb NORTH,
,od MEMpHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
1a Nn% yoEK yAsa
ATLASTA. S1s5siLsE vissssix srkIaas So
ming making sure connections through to New York.
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oEIo RAILROAD.
And rs IS o osnnss'H'
S. ss. H;:;..s
a8-E2press trains ieaye Memphis morning AID evening,
sasasS ss
as "a fsI through from Mempns and no charge
maae IT 81. haan a e,.,
f-aInS ~ 49, sssons az ~, " LIE 1
ilosnso VI passaEg' 11 IN gGs Apply
-; a., q. ~ MeneIs Agsn
WIN. lNsLEE, PASSENGER AGENT as
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 27tb inst. A. s o,clock P.M
W. " III n ~ y II ~ = = M - ~ W -,
eQnH = leans n 4 NAH nacIa nna rar Isunh ana
he RsdsThs Az nssss.r stsan ep 1' MI, naa
to1 sn, - SIasS. LII .a si,
od stree and VII, isava ne .hv H. fai, ns ."o.
nriu % o.S az ~ ioo'0 "a oo''o 1.snI " passage
Apply w oo'sa' Vi " om y. D. q. 3 2 ELi
n-Thi. lin. c,n,ac,. ~ N aI h o.. i,oaei;
VIII. and ~ y. VII pne ncss ~.
for St Hons and Ionsri,i ~ emp VIII superior
No. Adams Express carried reeularv nv this line iy2
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Through to Memphis ID THREE UAYSI-To washington
Baltimore and New York. in SIX DAYSi
for Memphis every 4 U kSDAY, at u NJ.
Steamer Kate Frisbee, McManns, master, leaves Ticks
burg for Memphis. every SATURDAY, at IL NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, -, master, leaves Vicks
burg for Memphis every MONDAY, at I'm
Three fast and elegant have been placed
lay the trade between Yeksburg and Memphis running
alternate with the Memoirs ard New Orleans Packets
leaving vicksbnre Monday Tuesday and Saturday II
O'Clock NJ arriving at Napoleon the next day at z NJ max
ing close connections there with the Arkansas White
Packets.
Freight receDted and passengers ckeed through from
Vicksburg Memphis Ill points each ST those rivers
within the bounds of the trips of the Packets.
Close connections also made NJ Gaines Landing by the
Memphis and Vieksbug Packets with the Stage Lines running
from poir and Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the Packets
for st. Louis and Louisville.
Passeng desiring take this ronte can leave New Orleans
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings the go NJ train
of the New Orleans jackson aud Great Northern Railroad Co..
arriving Vicksbrg day ut ii 30 A NJ and leaving
the Ycksbug Memphis Packets at IL M arriving
Mem Ibis second evenug thereafter at r NJ making
direct connection with the evening train of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
through tickets and further information, apply at the
Office of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company under ST. Charles Hotel next to the Tee
graph Office ais II
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Maagorda Gardner from Iudanoa and Calves
ton, 93d inst. to d Payne-Berwck's Bay.
Schr Harkness Peterson from TanpIco Goldenbow
Lespare-arrival Quarantine Station and cargo preyi
ously reported. I'D dist, l6. N@ N n
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FOR oPELOUsA AS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, st6P. N.
q, re- - FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STEAMER
lG&lkstts Anna Perret. g. f. Lonailler, master, will
leave above, taking freight for Old River
smmsport and all landings on tho Atchaaay also taking
passenger for Donssonvie Paquenines Baton Rouge Por,
Hudson Bayou Sara, Moganzs of Red River For
freight o passage apply on board,
j. M. JOHNSTON i Co, No. 8 Front Levee,
tal7 If near Custornhouss street.
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ALABAMA RIVER.

ys.ss FOR BLADOa AND CUALUM
sllSWstssss SPRINaS-The steamer Advance, Samuel
Abes MASTER will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cnlun spnss and Deuopon svory Saturday evening" at
o'sleck.
-RsturnuS-
Ienves Radon and Cuu Sprss every Wsdne ay evening"
O'Clock, arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning,
O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
T. r. SMITH, fTchoupitoues street,
je26 I'm SIMPSON & COOKE Mobile.
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NEW oALHANa CLASSIFICATION:
Inferior. sK@ W Mlddlse ..1lk@!IK
trSinsrv ... etS6 ~ Good Middllng L.. l2k@l2H
Good Ordinary =. 10 @lOS Middlng Fair. ..ls3@-
Iov Niddiinr -. .lOktGn Fair ................ %
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand lst September, ees .. 's>S
sscstvsS 10 -l7ss6s
l.7s4100
Exported since yIe olo
R RapCIsea sauiaas. SW-L7s4sl
s.oc& !, hand mo. Cleared. ,.... 2s75l
TOBACCO heard Of IS hhds Sold including IL Fac.
torv Lug. at 4c 10 at sk IL Selections at Scraps
~ 40 hhds at and on Saturday - Lugs also at.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand lst September 1858. hhds. ss.06
Receiyed since =. 70,505
Received yesterday. wv 7Ubu5
Exported since 7A4ss
Exported yesterday. Sl2 1928
stock on hand not clsared............ 2s 273
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vICKsBURG PACKETs,


re- UNITED STATES TRI-
dsz TO vTCKsBuRG k
TUESDAY. at O'Clock 2. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
g. APPLICABLE will leave for Donadsonvie Paqnemne
Adams Natches, Waterproof, Rodney st. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Duke connects at ycksburg with the steamer Dew
drop and will take freight for all landings the Yssoo river
as high ss Greenwood.
Leaves on THURSDAY, at6P.M.
This magnificent u s. mail packet Vlcksburg, captain
j. NJ White will leave for Grand Lake, Donaldson
vile Plaquemine Baton Rouge. Part hudson. Bapou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Nachez. Waterproof Rod
Bend, Lake Providence Stacks Island Lending skipwth,s
Landit &, Pcer'a Point Ashton Lake Washing
ton Carolina Landing and Point WohiDgton every THURS
DAY, at5P.M NJ.
vicksburg will take freight River to
be reshpped OF steamers Dew d. op and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, att Pm.
The magnificent u s mail packet Lucy HoicOmbe,
F. A. Sherman master will leave for onasonve Plaque
nine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph
Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vcksbarg every SATURDAY,
at P. NJ.
The Nachez Vicksburg with Drop,
and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo River
high Greenwood at high water without detention.
The mentioned splendid passenger packers
their regular days. without fail the hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These responsible any psekazs
containing money swelry other vauAbfes urless regular
bills Of sdin specifying the conen and vaus and
the freight paid valuabes deposited with the CLERK
BY the pnssongsr5, contained in their baggage.
j. j. PERSON l. CO,
je5 If Corner of Carondele Union treets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-26

gsssS FOR RAFRLE-THE ENTIRELY NEW
gtf light graft cipper built schooner g L. AGNET,n
lying at the lower Picaypno tier, Second District
THIS vessel bui in Warsaw Ill., this year and has lust
sailed dawn The rise This sups ior craft il every pa
MAR sulRb for the Havana Nec, trade and
for sea, and will he ai d the qute number of
eaa have cen subscribed for. Tickets nay b oataned
bahgl tho vessel at The Il Z, +, OF o.
LOUIS TA9NET.
y2 Il Cag0IdGiSl Uanai qfi9e, 0itl Bash.