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TIE LTvERFooL DocKs-We find 10 Cham
be's J0nTaal a graphic deserp ion Of the ex-
teasive docks or The port Of Ligerpooli
When the Eastern and a portion Of the Grea.
Float, which are now in course Of -reccnstruc-
ton, are completed, there viii Be no less than
four hundred acres q water space within -hs
cocks Of the Merssy. They run from north to
south, a distance Of fre miles, on be Liver
pool side OF the river, and from east TO west.
Of four &C es, large enough to receive one hun.
dred small vessels, and Welding a revenue o!
only six hundred a year, ives the germ from
which this unriysllsd Undertaking has spung
The revenue Of the Wellington alone, BY No
means the largest Of the pres ut docks; snt
containing but seven acres, 4.120 square wards,
amounted in 1855 10 nearly EIS,000. The sea
wall along the Liverpool SIDE Of the Mersev.
BY which the shipping In the long line Of docks
is preserved from wind nd storm, is one Of the
greatest works Of any age. l. was necessary
that this wall should be long enough to pro-
tect the whole lire Of docks; that the FONDA
tons should be sunk to such A depth as to re.
sist the violence OF the greatest storms
and that II should be sufficiently lofty 10 beat
of the highest waves; and all these objects
have been attained. The present length Of
this sea-wall is 800 yards; its average thick
ness is II feet; It's average hight from the
foundation Is forty feet. The older part Of The
sea-wall is foTmed Of red SANDSTONE, but The
modern Is faced on the upper part with Scot
fish granite. The mortar is formed from the
line Of The Halkin Mountain, iu North Wales.
The whole Of the Tiyer-wau in front Of he
Albert Dock, and the piers Of the double en-
trance from the river into the half-tide basin.
are on a quick sand, and rest on 1872 piles
Of beechWood timber. The entrance to the
Wellington hslf-tide Dock are also built on
long piles Of beech timber, driven down into a
very deep pea moss, in which the branches Of
trees and the horns Of the deer and the buffalo
have been found far below the present line Of
low water.
Upwards Of eighty pair Of gigantic gates
have been pat up in the Liverpool docks
during the last thirty years, and some Of these
reach 10 the enormous and unparalleled width Of
one hundred feet. This is more than double
their original Wid.h, the necessity for the in
crease having, Of course, arisen 10 the huge
character Of the present shipping sailing YES
sells Of 1900 and steamers Of upwards Of 1000
tons requiring to be accommodated regularly
in the Mersey basins. The Count Montalem-
bert, IN the work for which be was prosecuted
by the French Government, states that these
docks are six times as vas. as those Of Cher
h0uru
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Have like g mountain rose
Know The courts III euief lu
E-a.Hn-ar m nur.r7a %

AANH q Na|
Two ladies arose for prayer, one Of whom
appesred ~ middle life, and was affected %
tears. The other is young, and las been a
regular attendant for a year past Ferveni
PRAYER was offered by a brother for their con
version. After smother hymn and prayer, a lad
arose and said " VIII you pray for ne, that
nav be- savedg7 A young man arose and
said. NWhile reading ancient history the other
dav. my eve fell On that passage where Ant0-
Mus pursued MaTeellas. He overlook him In
Egypt, showed him his credentials from The
Ssnate. and said. Art thou the friend, or the
earmv Of Rome?f He hesitated, then asked
three DAYS in which TO decide. Antonins,
drawing bis sabre, marked a line around Mar
eeIlns. vim Before crossing that line, de-
clare whether thou art the friend or the enemy
Of Rome said De 4 will henceforth be the
friend II Rome tmay be- said the speaker,
aGod is drawing a lire around ONE young nan
to-day. and the question comes, Art thou the
fieBd or the enemy Of God?' art thou with
or against Chnst?' Decide o. decide mat
greatest Of al questions uow-to-dsF,"
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Notice 70 Farmers.

WOULD like b give Nine Acres o. fast improving
Il ald level Land. two miles east Of Memphis, on ne
PiEron Rn11t Road. ag drst payment for Mississippi LAID.
unter cultivation, and negroes.
Apply % E GOSSErT.
with w-umm--.Hrn -
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R09. Safe.

A Pam, eighteen miles from Memphis. and -
y within three-qusrters % a miles @ McEay's 49,
Station On the Mirsisippl and Tennessee Railroad ~
said Farm contains $40 acres; abogt 800 In culil- -
vai0u, 3n o. which is nne bottom ianf. Ga 20 are an
necessary buildings for a Piantaueu, and Is hnely
Watered- II desired, 7 viii zeu as much as a thousand
Acres.
Perslus wishing a productive and convenient Farm.
caunat make q better s~electinr. Fer uarticular. address
the undermined, II Hsnaudo, Mis-
nulg-2td4tw JAS. N. TATr.
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ELECTION or DIRECTORs.

ELLLNEUN VI DIHLNIUNAs
DrRSUANr o. the requirements O. The charter and
i hv-ass OF the Memphis ant Chsricstau Raiircad
Company. The stockhoIfers VIII elect u1ue Directors iu
said C1mFaav 90 WEDNESDAY. I'M DAY OF SEP
rEaBER. next, o. serve twelve months au1 until their
su0cessurs are elected and qualact- Polls vii Be- opened
re- TIE uT-fs 81 the Company 90 Memphis Tenn and
Huntsville, Ala Stsckhoiieu viii be passed free 90
and from the polls frou fhs sl b ne sh iucIusive -
e~NhihlusE thelr STOCK csTtiacases O. ths culuct1rs
Nv order 81 ne Hcarf. A TATE- Pres.
nnrf-FwuHF
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nwo LADY TEACHERS 70 20 n Liias Roek on
viii b required b assist IN taachlng Mu-ic. m
cher 10 trach the hffher Enriish brsnchsa. Msthsmst-
- etc Arniy ~ ouce hatucen 10 snf y A. q a
Prof RICHARD. Garrss Tone Nsmohis auif-tt
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But Ihave known his to happen; and a
happy conclusion it has seemed 70 be o fworld-
" cares aud JOYS. It was like falling 70 sleep,
never 70 awake again in this state Of existence.
Some die retaining all their faculties, and quite
aware that their dissolution Is az hand. 9th
ers offer no signs Of recognition OF external OBJ
jeets, 50 it is impossible for Us 10 form anv
positive opinion whether they do or DO not re-
tain their seusibility and others, again, as I
have already stated, who appear to Be insensi-
BE and uucons ious. when carefully watched,
are found not 10 be 50 in reality but they die
couteutedly. have myself neVer known but
two Instances i1 which, 10 the act Of diving.
mere were manifest indications Of The fear Of
tsath. The Individuals to whom 1 aliude were
Unexpectedly destroyed BY hcnouhsgp, which
NEED not row explain, it was impossible t.
suppress. The depressing effects which the
grsdual loss Il blood produced on their corpo-
real system seemed 10 infTnce heir minds,
and they died earnestly imploring that RELIEF
wh en- art was unable 10 afford. Seneca CHIT
have chosen an easier death from opening
his arteries.-Sir Beai. Brodie.
BUsIaEss MEE's PRAYER MEEr1Ns.-In the
daily prayer meeting, yesterday morning,
Whle one speaker was poinirg out the impor-
lance Of deciding for Christ, he suggested, that
II anv felt thelT need Of P~srdoni z mercy, and
desired the prayers Of those pres nj, to stand
Up while two verses Of the hymn were sung;
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I'VE grades % the foHorins streets have been ztab-
Occe. viz.
Huling street from river bank 20 81. Martin.
Talbot. from shelby TO S.. Martin.
Tennessee. from Bcal D. Calhoun.
buNer, from Main % river bank
nrsEavalt IRON Main O. river bank.
ST Martin, from Vance 10 Uuling.
81 Patrick. frog Vance % HuiIuc.
Gagosn. from shelby 20 the river.
All uaraes interested in property On any o. he aagvs.
streets are uoune1 % examine uae prsfsss AID present
any ooiecudns they uay have 70 ne Grades, within thirsY
days. o he Beard q Aldermen.
III. HUMPHREYS.
auo-lm City Elgiueer.
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atb advertisements.
M saperttsements for ts APPEAL mast % handea
"a AZ IA Urks dett

81 AIuerfissasrfs f~blish4f N ne Wekls 70
peal ara charged One DOHer pr sguaTs FOR
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MemDhls TyDOgraphIcal Union. No. N

CALLED NETTING - ~ UNION vu ~ hsr On
A -rFsDAT KvENIc0 1sh int ~ favinel hs
Ff-e camparv't uliL On Shelby street. TO- fhs traasse-
ar = ~ undnfshef fnsinfs. ~ NJ isf msaiins.
~ ors-r q he Prestsut
JOIN ". oHEnLT.
.-faas rasnrft-r Ee-rrfa~w.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YOU
Affirm its Truth,



PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
viii nfaibly the growth and color IF the hair
ssy tive 1tis ws hs
en the hair make it more s1t and beautiful than any OIL
Statesmen Judges Attorneys Doctors Clergymen Professional
gentlemen ladies' Of all classes ~ the wsrd
bear testimony that do not TOO much In It's afof e"u
'' IekoRY GRovE ST. Charles Co. Mo-. Nov 49, 1857.
Prof O. j. Wood-Dea time last summer we were
induced to use some Of onr Hair an and a he
VIII little mead @ sca
e when Ss i g his sps
hopes Of but and that Of all friends
sn I RasnS
boy healthy scalp and as nSa1t crop Of
your Restoatiye rs perfect remedy for all diseases
of the scalp and hair wv
becoming prenatrey accompanied by harshness which
sasn # T.
months ago was in that consen and having continued its
those produced by the application Of oils other
for every adys toilet, Restorative
o a ss % IS & s T Who s n
o5.s1nna o. Fob 10 s, Mrs c. fz4 42isa Street.
Prof W ,5a .sss ssa
who had been using Hair Restorative was induced to
nss'
thicker than it Nothing but duty and sympathy
iss s a 's's pubic q
the benefit Yo,s from Prof Woods GI
The Reso1alye mp IN bottles of three sizes Tss
for dollar bottle the medium holds least tweay
cent in proportion than the small retals for i've dollars
ton and retails for s. bottle.
Ras ali and hiT
MIC 3meod6W
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chr Mary Agnes, -, from the Coast, to mas
teI-2d dist P L.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Margaret Jane, FIN Biloxi.
Schr Critique, fun An,ite River. s...
Schr Mimi I'm Amite River.
Schr Sarah Jane, I'm Pearl River. ..
Schr Montery, fm Horn Island.
Steamboats,.
Natchez, feathers, I'm Nicksburg.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, FIN Bayou Sara.
Woodford, Irwin, I'm Louisville.
Texas Ranger, Radovich, I'm Lower Coast.
Bee, Ralf I'm Barataria.
Music, Brown, I'm Lafourche. '3
Snnfower, Oliver, I'm Bayou Macon.
d Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
John Roe, Leavenworth, I'm st Louis.
Grand Duke, Apologize, I'm Deer Creek.
Judge Porter, Shields, I'm Wetumpka, Ala,
Lake end JEFF. a. Car. r r.
Oregon, Boardman, I'm Mobile.
RW McRae, Tobin, FIN Trenton.
Empire Parish, Janfreau, I'm Lower Coast.
x CDR, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvile.
R + Sass, Phillips, FIN Cincinnati.
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DEATH OF A VERY OLD Colonel MANA free
colored man, named George Woodhouse, died Sat
urday morning on Church street. in this city, aged
one hundred and twenty years He was born in
Prlncess Anne county, in 1879, the year in which
=. Paals Church was built, and had reached the
average age Of a man when the Revolutionary war
broke out He was owned by a member of one Of
sIhe olds Woodhouse families that emigrated to
Lower Norfolk county from England and located
near the sea shore, about 20 miles from this city
s@s5 (Norfolk iva \ Ar1us
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WEATHER IN OUAcHITA. The Monroe Register Of
the 18th says
The weather during the past week has been
ago rain, snow, ice, thunder and lightning were
the special order Of the times little touch of old
Greenland still fingers about.
The river is rising, and bids fair to continue up
during the entire season. Boats are plenty, trade
encouraging and the health very generally good.
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- @ -, - 80 killed by collision the regular
~ sssr sfninr down. freight tsn Going
81 u w ssn WhcS fault IF The collision lay Yer
AZ, 4 i, An sssosjRncc Nth the facts
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Saturday Morning, December "a, 1850. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship A II Stevens, Talbot, for Havre,
Cammack & Converse
'''.'' S Jones eco
Bark Ninevah, Robinson, for Boston,
Meeker, Knox eco
A & NJ Heine
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vIcKsBURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS RAILROAD
On our way to Mobile we passed over the finished
portion Of this road, and pronounce it equal if
not superior, to any road in the South.
The road now extends thirty odd miles west of
Vicksburg, and we are informed by DIR. Young that
will reach this point in less than eighteen months.
We both need and deserve the road. and sincerely
hope our North Louisiana friends will do all in their
power to aid in its speedy completion.
~ GOuachta Ranistar
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Below--ConIng Up.

Sandman ship Colombo, Blanche, from Marseilles,
18th Sept. to Piaggio & Yiosca jr.
Ship st Charles, Conway, - days I'm New York,
to J Woodruff eco.
British ship Euxine, Watson, FIN London ed Oct,
to Hoghton, Rankin Geo.
Bark Indus, Coffin, from Rio de Janeiro, with 400
bags coffee to Geo Nathan.
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Good AT HIDlNG.-The New York Sun relates
the following incidents
A lady living up town went some evenings
since to see the " 0ctoroon.n She took the pre-
caution, before leaving home, to secrete some bank
notes, to the amount Of one hundred dollars, in
chamber Of the kitchen range, where she shrewdly
supposed no burglar or thieyish servant would
think 81 looking for such booty. The destinations
Of the play dissipated every remembrance Of the
matter. She retired Immediately after her return
home, and did not make her appearance in the
morning till late. Upon repairing to the place of
cancealment she found that the fire had done it's
work-sa pile of ashes was oil that met her view.
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UNITED STATES
Leaves on MONDAY 25,h inst atspM
REGULAR GREENVIJIE PAc

i.ehwSe on MONDAY 18th inst, at 5P M
REGULAR GsREENVILl.I PACK.
NsT het-The new, swift magnificent passenger
lkifassafsfIf packet Gen. John A. Quitmail j. W.
1sras Nm GSssk % Tasn will oh
Landing Lake Washington, Grand Lake Ashton Pichers
Point Skipwh's Landing Stack Island Landing Lake Proyi
dence Mikens Bend Vcksbug, Warrenton Grand t;nf 81
SssEh Rsd a Watcher Fort Adams River
Donasonvle and nil intermediate landings freight or
passage apply on board. e "
VIRGISIuS g. DENTZEL.
r, Advertising Agent,
At Nicksbnrg Hi
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ORDERED TO LEAyE.-The citizens of Prattvile
Ala, held meeting on the 10th inst, and ordered
luther Cleveland to quit the county in ten days.
$ A book peddler was ordered to leave Rome. Ga.
q few days since, upon the same charge.
Montgomery Mail.
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The following is a receipt given for an Abolition.
list who was run out Of Helena, Arkansas:
Received in bad order, (John Burnside, Ontario
shal, one did mean man, which we promise to
ship on board the first boat bound up, for parts
unknown. w. R. RrGHToR & Co.
Helena, Ark, Nov. l6, 1859. Wharf.Masters.
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Spoken.

Spoken.
By Capt Flagg, of the ship Stephen Baldwin, on
the 9Th inst, in lat "a, long Is, British ship John
Barbour, hence for Liverpool.
On the 18th inst, Tortugas bearing W N West 16
miles, spoke bark Maria, hence for Boston, days
out.
The pilotboat Nelson reported to Capt Flagg, of
the ship Stephen Baldwin, having spoken on 2lst
inst off Pass lOutre, schr Nautilus, from st Iago
de Cuba, bound to Franklin, La.
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Arrived Yesterday.
No arrivals from sea yesterday.

- NO HFTINIIs IiUl 5cH eseefU"s.
schr Mary Ann -s--, from the Coast, to master
I'd dist p p.
schr Mary Agnes, -, from the Coast, to mas
teIA-2d dist u. -
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Slippiag Sntelligsate.
Cleared Yesterday

CREscENr Orricr. No. 10 Camp Street, I
Saturday Morning, December "a, 1850.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LO WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
ellaE.s SEMI WEEKLY NAIL LINE TO = .0AE. II
rsss71MsaA yICKSBuRG. SS45Sss 80
The magnificent U. 5. Mail packet VHcI5sburr cant, j,
A. White master will leave ior Grand Lake DouHsoaye
Faquemnc Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Riv
sr Landing Fort ADAMS Natche1 Waeproof Rodney, 81 Je
baks Providence Stacks Island Landing, sklpwh's Landing
rS pan p9n, Ashton Lke WTsingion ua9lns Landing
The steamer v1GkSURG will take freight for Yazoo river
TO be re-shippcd on Dew Drop and Home.
m Leaves on SATURDAY, at5P. NJ
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Nate1ne1., Captain T. p
te en w leaye for Donslsonsllc PaqSsmne, Baton
AIyaans Matches Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph, Grand Gulf
" MT and Nicksburg every Saturday, at 5P. NJ
Ihe Nhtchez connects Fcksbnrg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for NIL landings river as high
rs Greenwood, at high water rates, without detention.
lhe aboye mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
cr regular days, without fail MT the hour appointed All
attended to- 1890 ~ '
These boats will not be responsible any letter or package
containing money jewcry Other vaabies unless regular
p OF ig nre taken, specifying the and value an
freight paid nor for my yauabes deposited with the
by the passengers, contained In their fs,s,gage
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
,,-. j. j, PERSON 4 co.
JcIo VI Corner of Carondeet and Euon streets.
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FORT ADAMS.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets. ls
THE STEAMERS Golden Age,
~ = VIM. McCombs, master, NJ eteor, 5. Heao,
master The Golden Age will leave New Orleans
I7akzaaAevery SATURDAY. at s o'clock, P. NJ;
Ing leaves Bayon Sara every after the arrival
leans TUESDAY, Ut o'clock, Nj returning leaves
Bayou Sara every SATURDAY after the arrival of
from Woodvie taking freight and passengers for all landing
the coast. For freight apply board,
HOLMES Il CLAUSS, Agents,
sel0 ON No II Tchoupitoulas street
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WEIR COAST.

Leaves every tuesday, and THURSDAY o'clock A. NJ
and SATURDAY at 5 o'clock, p VI.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ = Three Trips WeekThe, new, splendid and fast
LE4sa.dEs3> passenger packet Empire Parish, A. f.
!eanfreau, master, will leave every SATURDAY
evening at o'clock for Quarantine Station and every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY morning 10 O'Clock for c. Lanauxs
MO j, A. COTTON, Agent.
The g. r. will leave Geo Inauxs her the city
at o'clock p NJ, on SUNDAY atordng fine opportunity
eScurson and others to spend Sunday the Coast and he
IN the city in time for business Monday morning.
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves oil SATURDAY, 24th inst, at $50 P. NJ.
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY
and dt Weiumpka land, and al Intermediate landings
as9szs3s VIM. Bagnley, Jno. G. snnott master built
expressly for the trade will leave the lake end of the Jefferson
and CarrooD Railroad Shippers passengers rely
upon this boat going direct through For freight passage
apply to
J. H. HARRIS, q Natclez street,
or to JOHN E. HYDE Il co,
SS Gravier street.
Ps The W. D. is receiving freight the depot Tvol
Circle. dis
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AND YAzoo RIVERS

Leaves SATURDAY, 2ih inst Al 5 P. NJ
REGULAR YAIAIABUSIIA AND
ffsT h fazoo River Packe-For Grenada, Troy, Tusca
Shoma. Icnere, Greenwood, Sidon, Head Honey
island Tehula Yazoo City sataia and all inter-
light draugt fast running passenger packet T.. NJ
Bicl<ne1l, Sam. Gwartney master, will leave above
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI.
DID Advertising Agent.
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.

% MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
SCI lat Common street, between Baronne and Ca
x]6dxS M rond.let streets, New Orleans
s1AHsNaA1a This establishment will renan open during
the where everything the market affords found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL Il McGRAW,
myl4 If Proprietors.
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

Az. Va JACh5ON AMI
CANTON, December 23d-1s1 bales cotton to
L Adams &co-13l Carroll, Hoy &co--23O War
rem, Gilmore &co-l29 Cutrer, Harrison &co- lO3
Byrne, Vance &co-77 Thompson & Clark-5l Ably
Catching-54 Payne Harrison-44 r w Estn
&co-34 Lloyd Frierson-49 w Champn eco
: : 4G Harding, ,Abbay 4 Morehead-36 do sGifen,
Smedes &co-3l J Watt &co--3l Murphy, Sykes &
COG Martin, Cobb &co-92 Thornhill &co-34
Mcfarland & Barksdale-H Il H&J NJ Allen eco
20 Patton, Smith 4 Putnam-13 Thompson-13
Slaughter, Smith Il NcRae--9 d Henkel &co-l3
Walker, Hutchinson &co-15 West, Where &co-2O
McLemore, Rayburn &co-l0 do Sam Barret-S do
Laforest & DesmaTes-6 Rotchford Brown &co-6
Hewitt, Norton AGO. Coleman, Britton & With
ers-5 Gilaspie, Brewer &co-5 Lewis & Oglesby
son &eo-7 Wood & Low Bunnell & Bailieff-l
I Buddecke &co-Total 1859 bales cotton.
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
Foley, Avery &co-5i hf do Laforest 4 Desmares
IL hhds sugar West, Renshaw 4 Ca1nmack- 10
do bbls molasses p Cazenave-169 do Ia hhds
sugar Darby & Tremoulet-l2 bbls molasses Cor
don Castllo-29 do 46 bales cotton to Bellocq,
Noblom &co-9 do Is hides Lobit l. Charpantier-
"a do w Armstrong; bbls molasses IS hf do R
Hare-l57 bbls molasses W Jackson &co-33 do
Dbl sugar 20 hhds sugar Hall & Rodd-25 do % tcs
do Bellocq, Noblom &co-26 bales cotton to A ]
Rugey-l00 scks oysters SANS Saloon-sl bales
molasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon-99 bales cotton
Black g. Byington-47 do to order-Total lag bales
cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON.
WETUMPKA, ALA-Per steamer Judge Porter
-240 bales cotton Black Il Byngton-20S Farley
Jurey &co-60 do Ridgill, Dennis &co-57 do pkgs
mdse Wallace y Weaver-42 bales cotton McLe
Da,1 H-.,n 4 Dn4kI IL m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

BARATARIA-Per steamer Bee-5e hhds sugar
20 bbls molasses and sundries to order.
COAST-Per schr Mary Ann-35 hhds sugar to
order.
COAST-Per schr Mary Agnes-31 hhds sugar
to order.
BOST0N--Per ship Stephen Baldwin-7Oo tuns
paving blocks to Dennis Cronan.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
PEARL RIvER-Per schr Sarah Jane-50 bales
cotton to Warren, Gilmore Geo.
HORN ISLAND-Per schr Montery-3OO bbls
sand to order,
to order
BILOXI--Per schr Margaret Jane-1sOO bbls of
coBl to order.
ANTE RIVER-Per schr Critique-26 cords of
wood 5000 shingles IL, 600 slaves to A Masculini
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

SAN sEBAsTIAN-Per brig Barnabe-25s bales
cotton 400 slaves.
HAyRE Per ship A H stevens-27l7 bales cot
ton 2400 slaves,
LIVERPOOL ship Pleaides- s46l bales cot
ton 1000 slaves.
BosToN-Per bark Ninevah HOO bales cotton.