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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
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FINANCIAL.
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San FRANCISCO, June II, 1862
During the fortnight the money market has been quiet
but ca be eve Of steamer day becomes apparent the
requirement viii be large There is increasing demaud
and already much srDgency is felt The rates of inte
resi- however, have undergone change, very little
ca coiseTal 10 done under IN pc. Ca real estate
tie range Is from 4 to per cent.
The receipts Of gold dust thus far 10 the month have been
gba fact Tor which there Is readily cause
since on all hands IS conceded that activity preveils
throughout The mining datrc!s is frequently case
however that ouch irregularities presented even dur
ing the busiest feasops, and parties veTsed the gold dust
trade entertain confidence that uoa,hy aggregate will
DC fu5 up 70 he usuA amount at this on II Ii docs
no exceed II.
Tbs failing of In the receipts OF gold e Indicated by the
comparatively tmal deposits ut the mint aud the not 10
ordinate supply Of bars At the prssen. writing have
heard Of few contracts or bars bpt the prevae op
ia tha they Will ADVANCE on presen. ratee which may be
quoted al $50 a $50 fne, par.
lie easy rates Ct excpe1ge (sgh per cent? aud the
low Heieh on treasure Z per cent oy both iioss) 10
gether with the fact TINT considerable obligations have
matured for the pessrt sieaners induce the expectation
OF heavy treasure shpmeat, with Its ugual attendant
tight money market towards the close
Since our lat reference, very ltle has been done in
stocks. The rise n California Steam Navigation Company
nas been maintained and this description Of secur.y win
probably higher The demand for money for the usu.
mercantile operations is sufficient 70 barrier TO
stock operations, and floating capital generally absorbed
IN the msnner Indicated
The operations OF the United States Branch Mint in tbs
City, from June TO 49, Inclusive, have been as follows
Deposits gold bullion, weight after melting 90 l76 Is
coinage, double eagles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1872 900
The exports Of treasure since Nay 81 have been as FOL-
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THE BALLooN-AsoTHER Ta1p-On Saturday.
Mr. La Mountain had an interview ut Bennington with
wo gentlemen by whom large proportion OF the funds
invested In bs great balloon furnished. The rcsult
was conclusion that he should proceed at once TO 70.
build and continue the enterprise had been intended
before the accident making tho descent at Lake Onta
no. Mr. Ia Mountain announced that he should abandon
Dis connection with the project surrender his interest in
bc balloon and proceed at once to construct another for
bis purpose, any further attempt was made to Involve
him In relations with John WISE That both his partners
believed he had been unfairly treated was shown by the
TACT mat they authorized him TO proceed once es no
taw best placing the entire mater his hands Mr. r.,
Mountain left this morning for Waertown The balloon
will be brought down. and large force set OF work upon
H. II Is believed thst tho repairs can bs completed in
less thaa three week. Mr. La Mountain will tnon at oncs
make Arrangements for second trial trip across the con
tinenl Troy 7itnes, July IL.
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hS'iL" VI LEE aAkhtT FUH THE PRECEDING
NIGHT
Throughout the pas. fortnight We have 70 note ronch
depressed market, and further downward Tendency of
prices Tor most prominent stapes Trade has varied little
IN e features from tboss previously noticed and the mar
ket mas been snos, bare OF buyers who were willing To
operate 10 any extent leaving importers little opportunity
70 dispose OF goods except in very limited qulnt,es
whenever gales OF any momen. have been mated
very 10" Prices have sariy Oeen submitted TO
We haYe Continuously .cg several m0nths past alluded
10 tue excessive sockB Of goods beid IA our m and
called attention to the fact OF the superabupaau. ruoag
existing ana arriving in too great preDouderancs 10 the
wants OF tue country We no degree ys-y o1r
statements made hitherto 10 these respecs and in yafar
ring 10 the business occurring during the period no under
notice we can only rciterste rsnsrkg end a. tue gn.
hLe e.ate TIA. every day sgrrayate he evs
complained or Holders of goods great and
rally in the Market excep, FOR or two er.cs gseroa
keiy 70 be deferred 10 indefinite period Toe c)untrv
Gas taken iAgely or euppier aud correspoadiugiy
liberal quantity has been dslribued TO poins stbou. our
own State but no animation been impaired % trade
even by consumption that is eTiteany greater than
ever experienced Stocks much disoro5
TO the want of consumers dependent upon our market
that IL has been necessary 10 concede something to buyers
upon every renewed transaction
would seem an anomaly in trade that, with advancing
markets the Atlantic States for many articles that enter
largely into the consumption OF this country aud which
N GENE instances ut the present time rule quite as low
mere as Vt the points of shipment corresponding i'm
povement should occur with US. But the scarcity OF
money precludes any ability 10 sustain stocks which we
undeis'and are being constantly repensned by shippers
u'er oiEre2ard Of results and woud to matter
Nue wn may be the Of goods se where when there
no possibility Of forcing market for tho Ia the locality
wbefe ey are required to be eod The nature
naoJ gooos also operates prevent any reaction for
a4tncueh II H deemed disastrous 10 cell worse aerna
0'o depreciation 70 understandable condition. presents
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.


Our San Juan del Nortc Correspondence,
SAN JOAN DEL NoRrE June 30, 1859.
A7trat g the OINerS Of thc Steamer Cas- Yrisayri from
San Cdrlos-A Belly and His Canal Enpl,ye; Lodo.no
on he Veas-7ne C1y9 Fs,icia Plan Exploded--Hopes
q Openfng ne Transit Routs Condition of ne Harb,y
Trade Entirey Suspenaed, bu: Many 8uitdiaq, Goiao
Up-A Masonic Ce>tya,ia,--BeuyS Chief Eroir.er
Goag Btne in Disaua-7h. Unasd Skt,es Shin P,e,l.
Calls, and DE 81. Louis Rsmoias in Port, de-
The Englsh mail s,eAncr which arrived on the 9th
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and HE head nearly covered from the body. Woodward
was a naive of New York. sged about forty !esfs ne
was generally esteemed aS nones; man his mlsio'
tune and weagne consisted 10 an over Indulgence AZ
liquor. ...,o-s
From J.nan desicned to Wait The United Satas nad not
yet e Cd their Journey aud it was not pr9oahe taey
would come al all appears th It tue conserpsVse pYs
ty object any infra,son OF the law when pronoa 'A
pauese from leaving Their own country.
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o'clock. for all landings up to yicksburg This COM
Portable packet d unsurpassed in her
fare and speed while, Of her officers i would be hard
70 ny too much in their praise. They are gentlemen
we'll known and Of great experience. MT. Charles
Crater is the clerk Of The Holcombe.
Fanny Buaitt for LoaisvlIe -The fast passenger
packet Fanny Bolitt, Ckpt. L. B. Donham, com
sander, leaves today, at o'clock, for Memphis,
Cairo and Louisville The Fanny Bulitt has . large
and beautiful cabin b st carries we'll and has made
herssaf, BY happy combination Of merits, . great
fayosite with tho public. Passengers who go aboard
d the Fanny Bulitt and secure rooms, will find all
ths Injuries and comforts they could desire. Mr. A.
Mcvey the efficient clerk Of the packet assisted BY
NJ. Field.
i NJ ". Ihomas for Cincinnati The regular pas.
senger packet N. ". Thomas, Capt. J. A. Duble,
commander leaves this evening, at o'clock, for all
way landings up to Cincinnati The Thomas has
neat cabin and good accommodations for passengers
Ho, for Cincinnati to-day, on the N. W. Thomas.
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gsbith Vt TIE Nlarsels for Uast 1ltek
cRrsersr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, !

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street, I
Saturday Monlng, July 49, 1859.
Our general market continues without animation with only
moderate supplies Of the leading articles trade and limited
demand for produce generally In Cotton have had i'm
portan changes notice during tbs week the stock
sale embracing but assortment and holders generally
being arm In their with little reference the
Of the foreign In Tobacco the movement has
been moderate The receipts Of Sugar and Moasses have been
very and the latter has advanced In Flour Grain
ana Provisions only limited business has been DONE with
tendency IN prices in favor of buyers Freghs leen
active, but still frmer.
The steamers Indian and City Washington arrived early
the week. bringing up the It'll inst The
sales Of Cotton for The four day had about
bales including Is 900 the 9th the 7h ms the
market closing firm, with slight previous quota
TONS Advices the ACQUIRING districts were favorable
and the public funds exhibited further improvement
COTTON. Gottoa market is still poorly supplied the
MdaIing ard better qualities being very holders
generally claim full prices for these descriptions the
demand has been pretty much confined weeks pas the
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Neh Orleans Nluutv Warktt.
CprscrNr OFy1cE, No. 10 Camp street,
,- - Frjdav Evaninp. July u, ISL

| N es+sg5 fpvscrwr Orp1cE. 10 Camp street, I
Friday Evening, July %, 1881
There were some transactions In paper toa, at the rate
Of s0s got for paper maturing next spring. ane
calls ON the banks though not to the income were ss ree
Desirable The discount brokers' are very spafsey suppeu
With securities Of any whatever Many OF our Dill ana
re brokers hsye ithdrawnken their departure for the
"a hore the Pine woods and other places we nope ney
NAV have good time. In middifng and low Class aecurss
there few transactions at rates ranging from ~ ~
1s act At these figures many Of the discount Iaterny
COMPLAIN that they realize In fact take the money
market all round, rules remarkably easy fne absence o.
later Europe does not 10 the least disturb the
unity of our commercial community fully confirming to our
vsvs the flaming and long war advces must DO received
with many grains Of allowance.
The Exchause market quiet to-day in some respects
hat Il the counter rate checks steady at prem and
though wss weak outside being @h prem and one to
three DAYS sight from @A sy days sight heavy
from ~ for choice to lslA dis In Sterling there
sos transactions 1925 to to dealers, and l0@
l0s for stiff figures all Fund No ransac
lions in document bills. Traces dull at bl3A@s1A-ex
trerss 5l6(l5 10 something higher than last week The
balauces 1t the banks not large
We have very little say the stock market There
50 Of the Crescent City Bank sold to-day at l0 and in
absence Of sales Of other Shares omit all quotations.
Holders Of stocks that they sell hsy cannot
invest II would be folly TO sell bank shares below
cptng to invest good commercial and mortgage securities
over S19 pct annum, though aware Of some mort
gage securities sold a the rata Of lo@R pct, and
high ~ l2@l6 Oct. s5
There il some inquiry for the the Southern Oil
paay note further sale at With the increase in
Tho for yellow pine lumber the great forests of pine
rses which been from time immemoal yalueless
ey into notice. and be productive Of great gain to
The proprieors It apparent that to waste and destroy the
great Pine forests people for The last twenty
folly and suprmely ridiculous There little Of the
sock Offering by way of favor few shares obtainabe
now and then. sas
Tho earnings Of the New Orleans jackson North
Hhnva
over the corresponding month Of june 1855 The road
Canton April 1858 consequently the increase in earnings 10
strictly and justly legitimate and regular.
following earnings Of the road for the months Of
1oe5 yEo K.
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.1sha-

Total bales received. ..l43, $40
There has been very little doing in uncuren money this
week The receipts Of silver coin and bullion comprise about
three quarters of mn of dollars mostly from the city Of
Mexico Vera Cruz being Of the great conduca It is
very fortunate for the of the coin that not met
with taken into possession by of the would be Generals
rulers In Mexico. The semi monthly supply from the
ST. Iago very small, being only $4,000 Under
decline In valua in New York. the highest rates paid this
week for Mexican dollars have been 1854 l051a0lObs
The offerings Of American silver coin appear be the In
The brokers buying the counter at
and selling on the best terms they can above.
In land warrants there have been transactions and
following of John Wood Co., of Camp
andy Cam, sfra afs
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So closely and intimately the business and social relations
Of city with the great State of Tennessee publish
have heretofore the regular semi statement Of the
Of that State when furnished through authentic and reliable
sources. 4s61e
The Item Of specie funds S93 66) fully explained
required by the banking law of Louisiana embraces is
presumed notes Of other banks considered equal Specie
but this is admitting broad range The S93263 may
all specie funds in the Views managers and be the
item Of exchange S99 The surplus of the bank shows
explicit details and fuller figures would be consideration
State of the Planters Bank of Tennessee and Branches
49, he q dau of
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SchOOners.
r j. BUTLER's FLUID INKS

r j. BUTLER'S FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids are sold by
D. FELT sTETSON,
P. DUREL L CO.,
+. R. STEvENSi& CO.,
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL
J.,C.tMORGAN eco,
TIL. MAXWELL,
PETER HALVES.
PRIESTLY Il BEIN,
EB wHEELOCK L CO.,
g. N. MORRISON Il CO.,
o. o. wOODMAN.
my5 An And Dealers generally
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vICKs BURG PACKETS.
lIIsSh wEEKIX Vail LINZ lsAaS

II v IL y b u n u.
TUESDAY, at s O'Clock P. NJ,
s. APPLICABLE will leave for Donadsonve Plsquemine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams, Nachez, Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph, Grand
Gulf Warrenton and vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
O'clock P. M.
The Grand Duke vcksburg with the steamer Dew
drop and will take freight for all landings the YaEoo river
high as Greenwood.
The magnificent u s. mail packet VICkSburS, Captain
j. NJ White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake. Donaldson
Vile Plaquemine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bapou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rod.
ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Wsrtenton VII ksbug Mikens
Bend Lake Providence Stacks Island Lending Skipwiths
Land e. Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake. Lake Washing
ton carolina Landing and Point Worthngop every HURS
DAY, Ht5P. NJ.
The steamer Vcksbnrg will take freight Yazoo River to
be reshipped steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats PM
The magnificent U. S. mail packet Lucy HOicOmbe,
F. A, Sherman MASTER will leave for Donal1sopvlle,
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstche2 Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Grasd Gulf Warrenon aud Vfcksbarg. every SATURDAY,
at5PM
The Natchez connects yicksbug steamer Dew Drop
high Greenwood at high water rates without detention
Tho above mentioned splendid passenger will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
rhese will not be responsible for any letter
containing jewery other valuabes unless regular
bills Of adng specifying the centenis and vaus and
By the passengers, contained in their baggage.
forfreight or passage apply on board, or to
j. j. PERSON CO.,
Jel5 u Corner of Carondelet and Union treets
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Receipts of Prve,uce.

LouIsv1LLE-Per steamer Fanny Bullitt-e coils rope
eLggs SeS ss s hams Dsls BEEF
Gs aa
hams lo II ses s s. Sbls -four Martin Cobb
Fs.h.s DO jno Adam. kso-7 bbs potatoes Duffy Eco
Sass
leather sss s Essn &fos chimney tops Steamer
100 5xs drugs Wsh, &eol plow Is Abs 4 Cstehins|s
SGs
sI! 5,nen sa pigs
so s1 &eoAs LesPsieh 4esl Do Short DO
H asadis
IS so 1bd Dc Sanp'e order
e.iisshsr Wales $50 WIN e. aya.
Jas shds tsSsess Hsyi Norton Ssos
sa s g ps. y Nc
m s.s'a's ss .y SsPsssa
@ 9s .ss ,
Aby Catchng.2 % to MapdeSille Mehennyals do
ss s1s
ss ss kfn ' 9s 70
lard 8eos5 oBrsn- do iss Dbl. potatoes benton
order~Totsl rs hhds tobacco.
esss.. q. sss Ems: ass.5 f ss ss
aysn Watts bes Do e. hhds
cs2 do Moore 1 Van Cun-6 Short &co-lO do q
Robertson &co5 osuaburgs 10 bales
Valentine Geo 6ss mdss Perkins &so22z bbs our
O5Irien- bible eggs Twchel &co8 bbls cheese
keg butter Schneider Wise1 key butter eggs Benz
eggs Iechnsr2O ties hams DO Shaw Fun zs bbs
cement to Bell Buchanan Acosundries order-Tota li9
hhds tobacco
steamer Silver Hsels-52 hhds to
Dasilva &co-6 bales West, Re.sbaw Cammack-1
do Trosca Hayde5J sacks onions acroix-52 sacks do
Costa &co24 Sabater co8 bbls potatoes skins
bbs potatoes II bales skins Bernade-5S dry hides
Bercior-l tc hams e j Hart &co-sundries order.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Red Chiefs cattle and
sundries to order.
ALEXAEDRIA-Per steamer r Carroll-25l head cattle
to Noel &co-24 hides bal, hides Mann
order
| BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner-U S malls
sundries to ORDER
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r. UNITED STATESTRI ~
l6IAdAASts ~ WEEKLY MAIL LINE l@AAAInSS
$50 TO VICKSBURG. a..ESsk
SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock P. M,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lucy Holcombe,
Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natche Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at s
o'clock p. NJ.
The Lucy Hole mbe connects at Vicksburg with
the DEWDRoP and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid passenger packet will leave her
lar day without fall at the hour appointed All business
trusted to her care viii be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
containing ewey other yauahles unless regular
bills of adng taken, specifying the value
and the freight paid nor valnabes deposited with the
clerk by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINlUS c. DENTZEI,
jel3 Advertising Agent.
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Imports.
TAMPICO-Per schr W Harkness-$7f 100 In specie to
SFernandez &co-S0 do and Is bales sarsapara & Payro
-2baes grass Turpn-1 box vanilla Laureulot fruit
to order.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Habana-asstd mdse.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BLACK RTvER-Per schr Alert-5o.OO stayes
HORN IsLANDPer schr Petite Clementjpe-30O hbls of
sand.
BONFOUCA-Per schr Lagrauge-SO0 bbls sand.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Eclar-25,O o # lumber.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Pers chr Belle Creole-3D cords wood
BoNFoUCA-Per schr Frutier-30, 900 bricks.
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Fanny Bnllitt Dunham, from louisville.
Il Faischid, Faucet, from Louisville
Tovboat l. Millaudon Phillips from the Passesowed down
aud to sen On tho 10Th inst, bark David Kmba briggs
W a Indian and Creole, schr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES up
to Quarantine Station schr w w Hardness.
Passengers.
Per schr W Harkness, from Tampieo-10 passengers.
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TOBACCO. In last weekly report OF the looAceo maj
ket We noticed sales Of about $500 hhd making for two sue
cav. v.eks an aggregate of about hhds This large
business ief. only limited supply of light on the
market and although have noticed fair demand curing
tho pas. week. the have fallen OH to ABOUT oo
- ~, ~ hch ,ve h ava hi ard the particulars hhds
At TX and &c., 81. ls at 50, "a Selected Lugs
Ok Old and Mixed st AZ and Choice Selections at 9c
q n.
1t understood prices have been very hrm especially
far the better euolies ranged generally within the
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NEW YoRK-Per steamship Tsnnessee-l08 bags specie
pkgs mdse.
lOBILE-Per schr Black Squal-00 bbls whisky 100 half
bb whisky M racks oats 2 sacks "a sscks and lot
lumber.
sIsALPer schr Arrogants-l5O bbs -four l7 sacks corn
Sc pkgs shingles.
TAMPICo-Per Brig Tteson hi bales cotton 4s1 bbs
-four bbs tar bbls almonds &c hams 600 slaves lis boxes
vermace boxes candles kegs shot bb vinegar IL pkgs
mdse.
VERA CRUz-Per fchr Sar-5 half bales cotton 80 pigs
lead 80 bses hay IS 20 bbs rice 40 lard bans
butter 20 bbls four
CowEs, AND A MARKET-Per ship johannesburg -l306
bales cotton QUO slaves.
BORDEAux-Per brig Gustaf- S. ss4 slaves.
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CATTLE MARKE T.

-" ..- JEFFERSON CITY, July %. 1859.
The market dull with ample stock of Cattle SALE
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stock on hand not olsared....

SUGAR.. receipts continue light and with fair de-
snd prices have been we'll maintained the advance quoted
In weekly report About 1900 hhds have been sold
dcrng the past week. mostly the range hs following
tations t..-- 81
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. 33i04A Common .........b 951a
Fairto Fully Fair. @6 Prime and Choice. gs
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD--From Canton, July 22th5 bales cotton to
Byne Vance 6col6 Wright Allen4 Warren, Gilmore
cO--Total rs bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBIIE-Pe steamer California6O bales to order
cotton gins bale domescs 81 Carter dco-l cotton gin to
Thornhil &co-suudries to order.
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grades being generally neglected The sales Of week
only 500 bales Of which 1910 were
taken Saturday 1000 Monday 800 Tuesday 1000 on
Wednesday and 400 yesterday the market closing at the
Of quotations. follow, which show no material Al
eraun from the ruling figures OF the previous FIVE wesks
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at5P. NJ.
~ NEW ORLEANS, MONROE, TREN-
ton and oaachita City Reg liar Weekly packet.
new, Ste9g9n Month DArbonne, Trenton, Monroe Pine
and very swift running Light draught passenger
Comet, Len Moore will leave above For freight
having superior apply board
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
ny-Shppers may rely remaining in the Tren-
trade throughout simmer. iva
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FOR OPELOUSA AS.

a u a b q NJ a II V u H. ~
-, r. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
l@AnSSa SPRINGS-The steamer Advance, SamueI
dsZ12 Ables master, will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cuum Springs and Demopoli Saturday evening" st
O'Clock.
-Returning-
Leaves Blsdon and Culum Springs Wedne evening"
O'clock arriving in Mobile Thursday morning. at6
O'Clock.
For passage, apply to -
T. B. SMITH, Tchoupitouas street,
Ie26 Am or SIMPSON COOKE Mobile.
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GU A HIrA YER.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P.M.
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
, ~ FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
l6AAIA{p BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia Harrison.
&C. burg Trinity and all intermediate landings ON
Ouschta and Black RverThe elegant and swift
ming passenger packet Telegram, John W. Tobin
mander, O. Work, clerk leaves above in place Of tbs
r. w. McRae at O'Clock p. NJ For freight passage
apply on board.
VIRGINUS @. DENTzRL.
fe7 Averising Agent
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew with
privilege of reshippiug.