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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-25
OEO. WATT Z cos FLOWS.
" GEO WATT d co.'s Flows
GsO w att CO'o PLOW6
GEk " ATT A C.yA pLOW0.

Ths agricultural community and public gem raj.
Iy are respectfully ia fJg med thai the copcsrn Of
20 OEO WAIT h CO..
Pillow Manufacturers.
+. stI in existence. and conducted In rs mec hsni
"a, department. by GEO W ATT, the inventor ana
nsnuiscturer Of the cuG Brace pios, wna ~, ~ -
ppnsn,esi Ssnsrfment Of all the hrms OF Geo Wass
60 ;nse And Tush h watt is.1 ,os done one
SAM s.aha. natvi hstanding sundry advertisements
Sass sppssred. trying TO create en- mpsessson g
The eontrary; and they assure tneir niesas IN ~
t tno =. fnrnish them with PLoWs and other aGrt
cultural Implements. Of the best qualify; -
inffinsine the Iisbts Of others. or enoesso'iDs 7"
misead or deceive the public .~.u,..
GssS WATT Is nov perfecting various impsosss.
merits on ali three Of his patents snn "a ,s..
VIII ios.sI1 rrssfly lessen the probability OF tne
shosing of the Pillow We hops 70 have r'ovs q :
he xnriaus sixes with these tmprovtmenu. rs
for the sus mer fAllow. ~
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1859 SPRING TRADEi 1855
GEORGE STAkkETT,
" GOVERNOR STREET,

u GOV EKNUK STREET,
Richmond, Virginia
Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves. Ranges, Fur
uaces Farmers Boilers, Licorice Boilers, Factory
Stoves and Heaters. Bath Boilers and Bath Tubs,
iron Sinks. Pumps. Hydraulic Rams. Lead and
Iron Pipe. Tin. sheet Iron and Copper work gener-
ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-also,s u-
perintendents of Public Buildings. Churches, Fac
tories and all others purchasins articles requiring
work in our line are respectfully invited to exam
inc the same We have always on hand large AS
sortment from which to select, embracing many
soid at uniform prices thus affordiug the least
perienced equality with the best judges Of our
work.
aT Repairing pieces, for all our leading articles
aways on hand al the Governor street stOve store.
ny go GEORGE STARRETT.
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WAvCaas, CLQCRs.

WATCHES, CLOCKS,
~~N~~-|~~'~~~~
4 GO 1T, BILL!
60 "Th4 rev years come the oH ones gor ., >
AL These were tho w9Tdsl said,
as2z25 8 sitting no TO zee u c9uie,
did not go 10 bed.
Soon twelve o'cI ok the town cl2HF toidi
Thought L, this can be true;
plainly see that you re not kcrt
BY BILL BAR-FH0-LO-GEH
So pulling out my watch loakd.
And sure enough found
II wanted yet ten minutes more
For the OLD year 20 slip 'Tonnd.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to DO;
When | took my watch to have 1t fixed,
To BILL X BARTHOLOMEW,
Who has had an experience OF D years III London
~. American Hotel NH IL
~ Ar COST -Contemplating ma
"a king q change Ia our business we will
~. close out our present stock OF
k2xSs4S WATCHES,
siLVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE,
AT PRIME COST
All those indebted % the concern, viii please set
tie up. YOEGELE WElDEmE1 EN-,
nh i5-sm No Sc Main st.
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JN0 HOWARD, Trustee
Sale by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. nv II
MOST VALUABLE WOOD LOTS IN
III SYDNEY ClRNER nE UARNIE ANN NO

1VA SYDNEY. CORNER OF HARvIE AND Ro
BlNSON STREETS, FOR sALE AT AUCTION
Will be stld at auction, on the premises, on MON.
DAY. tbs 9Th day of June. 1882 at o'clock p NJ il
air, II not. on tn next fair day that real, beaut
wood" and near the residence of MIR l. Fl Dance -
Ii VIII to sod in gross or divided into eight ots of
one acre .ch. according 10 n plat and survey 10 br
al the Office of IN aacIioueers These lots are
not only remarkably h .n5sotns, but the most Of
thsm sre covered with a grove Of most beau sifu
oak, hickory. and other grywth The neighbor hood
is Lot 0uly an impr Wing one, but is in mauy re-
spect5 the mO>t Gesirabe arouud the city.
TERMS u2efourih cash balance At T. s aud IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added, re-
cured by rust !eed, or title retained. The taxes
for 1889 60 be paid By the purchas rs.
NY IL GUDUIH 4 hPPERSON Aucts
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8. SPRING TRADE. I66S

1880 SPRING TRADE. 1917
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
~ WARE-GEORGE J. SUMNER. Ne. 20 Pearl
street. Richmend. Virginia, Ia now receiving his
snr;n1 stock OF China Glass aud EsrthenwRra,
HOOKING Glasses and House furnishing Goods BY a..
rect importsti, from the potteriea In England. and
trr Our purchases have been unususlly large.
and our stock laid In good terms ~ any house
In the country. We Invite merchants and dealers
ranerally to call and examine assuring them OF our
Intention and ability to offer to the trade ~ large
an assortment and st o. low prices - any repAck'
inr house ia any Of the Northern markets.
Orders solicited. and promptly and faithfully ~
tended to. ,r,,rrp
fe& 0BO GUNNER.
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By Goddin & Aprerson.

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST
Al LINE or THIRD STREET, NEAR 10 BURY.
be sold at auction on the premises. on WEDNBa-
DAY, the 18th day of May. 1889 at 5 O'Clock, n.
the house and lot located above now in the occu.
pancy Of Dennis Butler, and adjoining on the south
the house occupied by Mr. John Lohmann. The
house has and would again command rent Of Si3
per month
TERMS: I&th cash balance at I, 8 and IL meuths
TT negotiable notes. interest aided, se.uaed BY q
trust deed title retained The taxes for 1859 10
be paid by the ~ eser.
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CIGN PAINTING!
ux, :, sraN WORK. WINDOW gHApEs.
TRANsPARENCIeS. RANNkkb. Ola % ~. -
ING. &c. a.. done In the BEST STILL. ~ sno
tices Ano on sory - l. MONTAGUE.
ux m-,m Corner of HANK and l3ih sss.
VHAMPAGNE WINE0.-We have -
u stors ne foliowiug hre ChAn1Agns Wines v"'
Ia psris ard Rubte. superlos
'aies aa0Ts i.nr Dc silisrJ. Wins q Danss y:sy
Imperial
Cabinet
ne''' sillsry Mossssa1 r.,..,. I. Pe.sss
.n.f which vs eGss u ne trad. asd ~ Rssss.
FOR Gale ~ = Hsis ssrseA
nay - e -
1Y9Ks0 PEOTORAL-Fer ISLE ~
"A mrs yInAkR WINsfoh, pfseeA
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DERPETUAL GROUND RENT OF 800
L YEAR FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIi be
sold at aucft n on the premises on FRIDAY, the
9Th day OF May, 1859. at IL O'clock, Nj perpetual
ground yielding Si0' per suuum, in the grtuud on
the south eide of Main street opp0 lite the ST Charles
Hossl, which there nter three brick tenements
occupied by Messrs James Moore and others.
TERMS t. G and III Jutb, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. GUDDlN APPERSoN,
myzl Auctioneers
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pLUE SULPHUR sPkIN0N. TINS de


L CT WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS FOR
SALE.-The subscribers have tor sac. their
and as agents for others, two buudrcd thous ard
acres OF land situated brier. Nicholas and
Fayette counties of this state These laods are
equal in fertility tn any III the State, and will be
toid GA accommodating terms to suit plrcha ers
and at long credits.
These lands located in the neighbsrhood Of the
Blue Sulphur springs. " here Mr. } sCeaf will b
from 2Hth May to LIST Of y, ob,r for the purpose of
showing these lands tOs any person desiring to ex
anime ln6m.
Inform alton can be obtained from Fl snead
Blue sulphur sprir x. Va ChsIl-s Gtebbins, i0i
BTCai rect. Richmond
nv 23-d31W&CSftA SNEID x STEBbINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-25

SITEAM SAW Mill LUMBER SAW.
~ Ed TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control at one of the best STEAM CIRCu-
LAR SAW MILLS IN the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation. will contract to fur
u;sh at short notice: in COED order and reGsona
ME terms, Building and Railroad Climber, sawed all
sizes ana cimons!ous, aud respectfully so,icits or
1eGs ior this description of Lumber
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale an | retail dealer IL JuTaber, Mahogany
Ia8 aud Shingles OF eEery descrI ton.
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By Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer.
(0ffice corner of eth and Cary sts)

OAR ROOM FJXTURE3, HOUSEHOLD
- AND bITCHEN FURNITURE, &c FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold on FntDAY m )IniDg,
May eth. commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the Restau
rant Cary street. next door to the corner of
all of the Bar Room fixtures, Hcus hold aid kitch
en- Furniture, Gas Fixtures. &c.
my Is TH0S W KEESEF. Auctioneer.
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JNO YOUNG. (com,r
myI9-td Gro W RANDOLPH, WI" -
HNRuSTEE,R BALE NF VALUABLE

l. TRACT CT Wcep LAND. CONTAINING 36tI ACRES,
ON The WHITE OAK SWAMP, 9 lies BELOW k1cH-
MoND-As trustee in a certain deed OF trust froi0
John Otey and wife, dated "a November 1888, duiy
recorded In benrico county court, shall at the 70
quest ofthe creditor named In tho said deco proceed
TO sell AZ public auction, on MONDAY. the Oh day OF
June 1853 in front Of Hen rico County Court House
CON msnciDg at 10 o'clock d. the tract of land ieea'
ted as above containing 36ls acres. adjoining the
LANDS OF Messrs John Fisher, Henry Elmore,
Robson aud others
The soil. for the most part Is excellent, and there
Is on the tract large parcel Of timber and pine
wo d.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defeay ex penses of sale
and to pay of note Of 5000, with interest from 5l
May, 1882 and as 10 the residue of the proceeds
such terms as may be announced at the hour q
sale.
Taxes for 1859. to be paid by the purchaser
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4 VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

4 VIRGINIA EEMEDY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
N Fl ELIXIR, one of the best known RENE
dies for Coughs and Colds has been in uso in Rich
alond and its vicinity tor the past fifteen twenty
years ara has always proved eticacioUs in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was yolCntar.
" giyer by Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1884.
BOWLING GREEN CAEoLINE March %, 1854:
Mr. c. G. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVE Cbet9h ER1ir,"
purchased of you has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cough
yery bad l have used it also in cases of Colds, at
tended with coughing, and in evsTy case the
same happy results have beep produced. regard
this preparation excellent medicine. and in %
judgment NO faIrily cEGht TO be Tithoutit.
A. WILES,
Pastor of tho NJ L. Church. South, on Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Fisher L Winston
Millspaugh Il Johnston, J. w. Garlick L. J. P.cot
A EnIak or and Cbas ID Yale Richmond &c rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

frame Ne ever belleld Every other appointment
Z unon an equal scale OF magniticcnce and ele-
rance. Her fare il Of the most sumptuous char
meter. A more worthy, experienced and enter
missing officer than Capt. George II. Kirk does not
tread the deck Of any river steamer; and more
courteous, attentive and proficient clerk than
Cant. Maurice Langhorn cannot be scared up
For further particulars we respectfully refer the
enquirer to the Lizzie Simmons. She connects at
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston and
Memphis and Ohio Railroads for all points North,
East and West. Mr.. ]. H. Freligh, agent, under
the st, Charles.
Ed,cdrd J. Gay for 81. Louis.-It is with no
small degree Of pleasure that we announce to the
travelling public and shippers that the very excel
lent and justly popular passenger and freight
packet Edward j. Cry, Capt Bart. Bowen, COM
mander, Mr.. John Brooks clerk, will leave thls
evening at O'Clock for st. Louis ana an way
points. For speed she is unsurpassed by any po''
on the river; her passenger accommodations afe
as complete, superb and luxurious as ease COM
fart and pleasure demand, and her officers are Us
CLEVER gentlemen as can be met with anywhere.
Now If those are not sufficient inducements to Sc
cnre tbe preference of travellers, then we know not
what win. They cannot but feel assured that the
opal;tics enumerated will not fail to render trip
an the Edward ]. Gay oil that they can possibly
des;re. She connects at Vicksburg with the New
Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois
Central. and at ST. Louis with the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroads for all points North, East and
West. Messrs j. F. Allen and G. G. Wayne, 81
Camp street, are the agents.
lula Roane for Arkansas.-The safe and relia-
BILE light draught passenger and freight packet
Julia Roane will leave for Fort Smith and all way
landings on the Arkansas river at . O'Clock this
ayennp ,.lt @-.sH
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Robt Waterman Boehner, fin Matagorda
Bay, to Goldenbow Lesparre-lst dist.
Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, I'm Havana. Key
West and other Florida Ports, to G Harris
list dist.
Ship Addison, (new) Pike, IA days fin Kennebec
Me, in ballast to master-3d dist 45.
Brig 7 w Rowland, Rowland, I'm Rio de Janeiro, to
MASTERED dist y.
Brig Joseph, Gables, 16 days FIN Savannah, to l.
&E L Levy-1st dist II.
Schr Dewdrop, Terry, days fin Ruatan Island, to
A F Cochran & EIall-2d dist Is.
Steamboats,.
Republic, Montgomery, FIN Memphis.
Col H Judson, Moore, I'm Harrisonburg
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Eleanor, Main I'm Alexandria.
Andy Fulton, Hazlip, I'm Red River.
Music, Elfert, FIN Donaldsonville.
d f Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Crosse Tete, Wengard FIN Bayou Sara.
Grand Duke, Apologize, FIN Deer Creek.
Iatan, Taylor, fin White River.
Jno Warner, Patterson, I'm st Louis.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo Norman, Steele, from the Passes
went down light--brought up ship Addison,
brig 7 W Rowland and schr Dewdrop.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon Grant from the Passes
went down lght-brought up brig Joseph.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
Shipping gntelligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, I
4Q Wednesday Morning. November 2, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
Shin Missouri. Hull, for Boston CM Soria
Ship N Larrabee, Percy, for Liverpool,
Baxter Lowell &co
Ship Globe, Baker, for Alicante, for orders.
Baxter, Lowell &co
Span Bark Sophia Matilde, Ochoa, for San sebas-
tian Ayandano Bros
schr Conquest, Hansen, for Pensacola,
N Overton eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

Per steamship Galveston, I'm Havana, Key West
and other Florida ports-Madm Murat, Mrs Dallas
Maury, NJ Mayo, S I Mansell, A Smith, Lewis,
Jenkins, Randall. Boudiel E Garbott, DIR Ranpolf
A TLyons, Mrs Constantine and daughter, N Ham
lin, G w Smith, lady and infant, Mrs Germany,
Miss Foscue-9 on deck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

ALICANTE-Per ship Globc-974 bales cotton
5000 slaves. m
SAN SEBASTIAN--Per bork Sofia Matilde-520
bales cotton SO hf do, box 80 hhds tobacco 1000
slaves.
LIyERPOOI4-Per ship Larabee-1OOO slaves
3547 bales cotton.
BOSTON-Per ship Missouri bales cotton.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Conquest--56 bbls flour
2 bbls whisky bbls moasses bbls onions 5 bbls
potatoes bbls pork kegs butter 20 coils rope 20
pkgs mdse 1873 SKIS oats 500 scks corn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
Receipts Of Produce.


MEMPHIS-Per steamer Republics0 bales cot
ton Scruggs, Donegsn &co-337 Rotchford, Brown
&co-297 j r Groves &co-2S5 w Jackson Eco
26l NJ d Cooper &co-252 Williams & Tucker-23l
carleton, Whiting Il Tullis-205 Byrne, Vance &co
ILL Hewitt, Norton &co--l04 A M Hopkns-ll4
Ward, Hunt &co--70J Watt &co-67 do I q j M
Allen &co-6O Pitcher & Goodrich-36J & Crom-
well--32 Prtchard q Flower-2O Martin, Cobb &co
20 Connolly &co-2o do Henkle &co,ls
Bradley, Wilson &co-l7 Jno L Lee-l4 do Foley,
Avery &co--l2 w Cox &co--ll R w Estlin &co--9
J w Burbridge &co,-l0 S o Nelson &co--l0 bales
cotton j Williams &co-S do d X Carroll &co-4
GreenwoOd-2R Nugent &co-25 do G a. S
Kicks &co- 9I7 sacks cotton seed Blanchin & Gil
raud-447 do Connely &co-40 hf bbls molasses
Augustin & Thibeagt-Total 1888 bales cotton.
| HARRISONBURG-Pe steamer Col I H Judson
--s6s bales cotton to ellis, Ferguson &co-l5l do
| II Nugent &co-ll Buekner Stanton & Newman
-95 ] Watt &co.-96 Male &co--72 R w Estlin Il
co-60 Miltenberger &co-50 A II May &co-5O
| Fellowes &co--4s Ar Mitcnberger& BORON 40
| w Jackson &co-39 NJ d Cooper &co--34 Gordon
/ & Castillo-32 Frellsen, Stevenson &co-30 do D
Carroll &co-2s Wright Il Allen-25 S o Nelson &
co-24 Payne d Harrison-23 Ward, Hunt &co-2l
billiard, Summers &co2l Hughes, Hyllested &co
/ Dodd 4 Bateman-5 Tarleton, Whiting IL Tulls--5
McKleroy & Bradford do Campbell Il Strong
Total l46s bales cotton
i Cargo of the steamer r ] Lakeland, taken on at
vickshnrg- BIZ bales cotton Coleman, Britton
Withers- l59 Lewis & Oglesby--177 Payne & Har-
rlson-l69 Buckner, Stanton d Newman--l46 Eel
! loves &co--l5l ] Watt &co-i Moore & VanCulin
60 j 4 B Kicks &co-41 Wright & Allen--l2
/, Battle, Noble &co-2s ellis, Ferguson &co-7 do
! rhornhill &co-l2 do Winston. Morrison &co- 81
= bradley, Wilson &eo--l0 A j Tully &co@ Brander
Y Hnbhard-slT H q j NJ Allen &co-45 ] Per-
Q son &co.9 Henderson 4 Peale-30 Foley, Avery &
j. Co. y Male &co-l0 W Cox &co-s0 Rotchford,
n Brown &co-S6 Carroll, Hoy &co-5O Ward Hunt
:. @c ,o BLOCK, McAfee &co-l5 Knox & Higgins
Q 10 Phillips, Nixon &co-l5 do NJ Lowe &coel5
is Davis, Jenkins &co-2 Hughes, Hylested &co-l5
a Martin, Cobb &co1lo Lane, salter Sco-2OG Con.
y lander Gerson-23 Harding, Abbay & Morehsad
b 20 TO order-Total 1866 bales cotton.
q ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Eieanor-lo4 bale,
! cottonG L Kouns & Bros-S5 Bellocq, Nobom Gct
!. 81 West, RenshaW 4 Cammack.ss Carroll, Ho,
4 q Plauche &co-l0 Hall & Rodd-lo hughes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

BOSTON-Per ship J P Whecler-Flint 4 Jones
A Hill-Grosjean & Beneteau-J Fl & N Marks
-Neage u Carpcnter-M Greenwood-W Fl Stew.
art-Duclos &co--S DeVisser AGO R X l4aughin
-Bscoe & Simms-C Il Cate &co-Lumsden, Ken
dali &co-Frost &co-D NJ Hidretll &co-O E Hall
&co-Ladd, Webster &co-Bowles Judson- J.
Coulon-L Genella & Som Gauche-S Z Moore
Henderson Peale--R B Aucon- Tirrcll e. Bates
N Richards Sawyer Hanna-C Boye-W
Logan-Crowell II Hallett-Gique Il Jamson-E
Connery--Eaton, Bettcrton &co-Coleman Britton
e. Withers-Cochran & Hall Cooper & Neibert-
II Block &co-A D Grief &eo-J NJ Gould &co--
Stevens-P Dwyer-W A Violet &co--G L Witte
Dudley & Nelson-Blache IL Leaunont- B Tur-
pin-E Marquee &co-Sampson keen-W IL G
Blanchard e Heath-Beebe &co-W Armstrong
ID II Taylor-D Morgan-H II Hansell-Power &
Back-W McGracken-Bake Tower Blafer
&oo-W J Dewey &co-J & G Cronlwell--N Whit
ney-C A Eager &co-E J Hart &co-Pinckard
Steele &co-McCellan d Allen DennisOn eco
G II Railey-J Bein q SOM Waterman " Bro
r W R2yne-W l. I.anier-R W Adams &co-A
d Donovan &co-yose Bros-Thornhill &co--Thos
II Shieds--C NJ Harvey &eo--Byrne, Vance &co-
E Hacker-Voorhies, Griggs &co-Schmdt Il Iieg-
ler--Grieff, Byrnes &co-Payne Il Kemp Taylor
& Churchill Bullitt g. Whaley-S pearing &co-A
d Hcnkle-Isaac Bloom &co-G Theurer-Hyde u
Mackee-L Sturtevant &co--Buckner, Stanton y
Newman-Holmes & Causs-Burthe & Higgins
4 Tnrnell-F Tyler-Ekes, kalisher &co-J q
Seymour-Carroll, Hoy &co--G N Morrison &co-T
Fmlay--lIenderson q Ganes-C Gaines &co
Muse y Bro-Dan Hickok-J Wright &co-Smth Il
Bro-Gallagher, Wales &co-J c & B S Kicks AGO
Z Roger &co-Tareton, Whiting Il Tullis- Ho-
bert Fosters Jones &co-and order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MlSSlSSlPPI.
CpEAr crN
ffAas [rRfssaHSf4asskSsaffaa5I 0- 4.
A4szSsf3S-SMS f"hh "oo'h L tEad36tssaeESaS
For all Points
NORTH ND EAsTi
-,,,,,,, :, .,,,,,,~. -
un' ., mo '""'"n. 81 - VEIN 81 II" |"
- " ~ " -. =, ,
,.-,-- ~, s,,., 10
October ~ November le'
~ S""A' -, - - r'p' ''""' H. s''e'
,- 'e''"'' 'i' -'' ~
49, '''''' - :. - = = - :, 80, ''"p ~ ~
Nexx H., ,Is r,..., ,,., n w..5.
w" H1Ais Shty '.,''ap q. d. "oons
a '0''"'cf ana a.
" oap'' leo taylor
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Below-Coninr Up,


Ship Wheeler, Robinson, = days fin Boston, to
WI Dewey Geo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
Leaves on THURSDAY, loth inst, at5P.M.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Nov II, a,5P. NJ.
II.,LiI iairl. ArlaaI.s III

Leaves on SATURDAY. Nov. IL at p VI.
St. Louis Cairo aad New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
NJ Cairo with the Illinois Central, and Louis
49, with the Ohio and Mississippi Railropl-The
ass9sssaE ocular passenger packet steamer City of
Memphis, W. j. kounts master will leave for st.
all intermediate landings above For freight through
tickets all points North East West apply on board
F Planters and shippers rely the puncuaity of this
steamer.
Rs- No berths considered engaged until paid for.
HB- plan of the cabin be and saterooms secured
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street. of
Commercial Place
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nacc,
Vicksburg and all the Bends and will pay strict all
way and plantation business.
FIRGISIUS G. DENTZEL,
NJ Advertising Agent.
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Imports.

MATAGORDA BAY-Per steamship Robt Water
men-49 bales cotton Tarleton, Whiting Il Tnllis-
"a Williams &co-l4 A d Kelly &co-7 bales cot
ton R L Adams &co-37 Coleman, Britton q With
ers-3 Walker, Hutchinson &co-sl S Nelson Il
cos 3 Pilsbury-2 Lewis & oglesby-1s Hender-
son, Terry &co-9 Farley, Jurey &co- $4,000 to
order 20 900 Connely &co-3 pkgs mdse to W
slater-4 do J NJ Gould &co-l do Ryan--6 do
w Wakefield do Farley, Jurey &co-ld hf boxs
tobecco ID 3-qr do VanBenthuysen & Crafton-75
hid cattle e White-Total 27s bales cotton.
HAVANA, KEY WEST and FLORIDA PORTS
Per steamship Galveston-l00 bales cotton Ridgell,
Dennis &co-l2 do G D Metcalf &co-l4 do Rogers,
Woodall &co--5 bxs tobacco d Metcalf &co--6
do Wood Il Low-s357 So specie L Fash &co-S95
Hall, Kemp &co-sl2o f B Wheelock &co-sloo to
Hamlin- $205 Post 4 Mel-s70 ID Metcalf &co
-sundries to Eaton, Betterton &co--L Fash &co-
McKleroy & Bradford-GG Metcalf &co-Ludwig
& Weiss-Total l26 bales cotton.
RUAT4AN ISLAND-Per schr Dewdrop-lot fruit
to Cochran & Hall.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per brig w Rowland
1908 bags coffee Geo Nathan-6SG do Ralli &co-
1888 do Charles Kock 10000 do PUG Brothers
$500 do to order.
sAyANNAH-Per brig Joseph-546 esks rice 40
hf do to S l. & E Levy.
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OHIO RIv Err.

Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th inst, Mt s p. NJ.
FOR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE,
NJ h, Madison, Evansville, radusah, Cairo, Memphis.
y4zzs se andings-The splendid and swift passenger
packer Arizona, j. w Conway, MASTER will leave
is above The a. of light draaght and will take freight for
oil Ohio river For freight passage apply board
VIRGlNIUS O. DENTZEi.
NJ Advertising Agent,
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FORT ADAMS.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets.
THE STEAMERS Golden Age,
Tg h VIM. McCombs, master, w. Burton, S Heno,
maser The Golden Age will leave New Orleans
ssSzsT1zkcyery SATURDAY, at o'clock. p NJ return
Ing leaves Bayou Sara every WEDNESDAY nsr the arrival
leans every TUESDAY, at o'clock, r. Nj returning leaves
Bayou every SATURDAY after the arrival Of the
WoodviIe taking freight and for all landings
on the For freight apply board or to
HOLMES Il CI.AUSS, Agents,
sel0 6n No. II Tchoupouas street
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NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS-
a hung u. y Nlil l.u.Enr lnraid .r..,:;li.

t5 = burg o. :, Mail Lite--for Donad sonvilla Pla-
qncmnc, Epion Rouge Port Hudson Buy GU Sara
zss.s Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natcher Wa
.rprO0f Rodney, Joseph Grand Gulf Warrentou and
veksbne-Tle steamer ne Charmer, cnpi. Il z. liolnrs
turning will leave vicksrg every FRIDAY IL o'cIock NJ
The steamer Lucy HDIcpmlbe, Capt W. G. Wilson,
will ieaye every WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'clock NJ,
running in connection with The steamer Chafnier.
ID. II. CARROLL S Co, Agents.
o2a h3 tia5oldelet street.
pThc connect sblI witt! the
IIonp and Rprilrk for RI YER.