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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28

1nconueeton with the above keep every kind Of n1u
and musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28

ASK FOR TICKETS By 9PITTsBURGH.
The completion Of the Western connections of the
sylVanin liail Road to Chicago, makes this the
raIRrc.rr. LINE fIE.TN1E,EHI THE EaST
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FRBIeaTs WESTWARD.

Byths Preghs Of descriptions can be forward
from phladelphia NeWYork, 5oston Baltimore to
points Roads Of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri Raft Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods be any
berland illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland sandusky
Chicago with Steamers to ali ports the
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TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any of#the
Important Rail Road Offices in the Vests ALSO hoard any
regular Line of the Mississippi
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices OF the
Company In Boston, New York, Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as ansE orthern Ronte
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28
ANp STRH aRHAT NoRTHWnsr.

The connecting Of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge ut
Pittsburgh avoiding all rayage ferfage Of Freight
gether with the saving Of time advantages readily APP
preciated by Shippers ut Freight and the Travelling Public.
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD 9oitt find 1t to
their adgantage to SHIP By this Route.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28

NJ II s.. " IN $40 W
An experienced Nurse Physician, presents
the attention ofsmothers, her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28
8 LIST OF. SPECIFIC. REMEDIES.

Mol. Feeer Filts-ForF Fever, Congestion and Inaar
ration of all kinds.
No; q; PORN Pt'tsFof Worm Fever, Worm Collie, We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

From the kansas Mines.
From the Rocky Mountain News of the 18th We
extract the following:

From the Rocky Mountain News of the 18th 70
extract the following:
Col. C. st. Vrain's train, of twentysix wagons,
freighted with eleven hundred sacks of flour, one
hundred sacks of corn, and other supplies for hin
Denver house, arrived on the 18th from Taos, New
Mexico. tslS
Merchants in Auraria and Denver City have lost
frequently and seriously on shipments Of gold
dust to the mint, owing to its being imperfectly
cleaned and retorted, that they have determined 70
reduce its current value in those markets. from SIG
and SIS per OF. to SIS and $l7 per OF. "a ss
MINING NEws.-Mr. George lie Fever, of Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, arrived on Saturday last, in Id
vance of his large quartz mill, before spoken Of,
since left for the mountain mines to select loca
ton.
Another quartz mill passed through town last
week, on its way to the mountains. 1t is owned.
we learn by Mr.. Graham, of Leavenworth.
A. Sagendorf returned on Sunday last from the
mines on the south or main fork Of Clear Creek.
He says the mines in that locality nearly aban-
The " Buckeye Tunneling Company Y was organ
lied Oct. It'll with capital of $50 O6O for the pur-
pose of driving tunnel through Quartz Hill, on
level with the bottom of Nevada gulch, from
point in which it starts. An agent of the company
has gone East to bring out quartz mill in tie
spring.
Mr.. shueey, of Messrs. shueey L Co., showed ID
on Friday last some specimens OF gold and quartz
from their claim on the Maryland lead, discovered
by them about the lst of July last, two days after
their arrival in the country: The specimens are
from the size of grain of wheat to that Of grain
of corn about threequarters pure gold and the re-
n,ainder minute quartz crystals. They have been
operating about three months, with an average
yield of $40 per day. The largest yield per pan
was 81 As. The quartz in the lead is Of light
pink color. Their claims are about half mile
north of Grego'y's. After sinking a shaft TO the
depth of twenty.seven feet, they began drifting ON
the lead, in which manner they are still working.
About one hundred men are preparing to winter
in the Boulder mines. All who are still working
there are doing well we learn from the express
man, who came in day before yesterday.
The weather for the last ten days has been most
delightful Indian Summer" with that peccliar
haze which dims but not ohscures. enyeloping with
gauzy vail forest mountain hill and plain. The
nights cool and often frosty, and the days deli
ciously pleasant
BY the returns, as published in the News, we see
that DR. Williams has been elected Delegate to Com
gress He leads Mr.. Williams, the next highest can
date, 495 votes.
We were shown on Monday a nugget worth SIG,
which was recently taken from near the head Of
Russell ouch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
The return for the week shows the following

The line of deposits to-day. as compared with the
same day last year. was $685. 900 in excess. This
does not exhibit sufficient to leave us any room of
congratulation an increase of resources after
ceiving 500 100000 for cotton sold in our city and
twenty-seven millions and a half for sugar and mo-
lasses, that is, one hundred and twenty millions of
dollars for the three great productions, and our
community indebted to our banks, direct, to the
amount of nearly seven millions Of dollars in ex-
cess of last year. However, we are strong, and in
more solvent condition than any other community
Of extent and trade. #*~
The operations in Exchange have increased over
last week. The movements for this week will sum
up large, say from $2,250,0o0 to $500, o0o We
noticed the decline yesterday and the day previous.
To-day the counter rate at the banks for checks on
New York was uniform and steady at IN It'll prem.
Outside the rates ranged from an 18th dis. to par
and for come distant bank checks tth@4 dis. We
note sales of good one day sight on New York at
3-l6th dis There were also sales Of round sums
of thirty days sight at 1916 dis. for good sigma
lures. The range of thirty days sight may be
placed fom ls-lG@5 and got. dis Sixty days
sight of favorite names was taken at ls@lA dis.
Other good to fair bills at 'front.' 3@ls and l4@2 u
Ct dis Buyers and RENTERS can be accommo-
dated to any extent. The foreign bill market tends
in favor Of buyers that is, it was heavy to-day at
yesterdays fgures-l09l@l being the highest
figures that prominent dealers were inclined to
pay. The remittance rates were higher, though
there is not much due by our community to Europe.
The demand for this purpose il slack, with rates at
from lO9l@llO and 104-the latter figures for
bank drafts. Document bills range from 1914, los,
lOsaQll0s}, and the cotton on which they are based
must be cotton, not half sand, one quarter dust,
and the balance only merchantable.
Francs are not offered go freely. There is very
little offering for French account at this moment.
We quote on Paris direct bank drafts at $3.50
5.l23; commercial drafts 5.lal05.l5, and on the
outer ports 5.2l405.ls3.
There were no important transactions in Stocks
and Bonds. We learn that the sale of bonds to the
State has not been confirmed by the authorities
some informally has been discovered, which may
render further proposals necessary, or rather the
work to be performed over.
Condition of the Banks of this city for the week ending
Saturday, October %, 1859.
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Ne6 0rleans Daily Crescent.
ssSssseSSSSsSssSessss SseesSsesessssessee&
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1869.
geu ORLEANS Hloneg MtatAtt.
CsEscEsT OrYrCE, No. 20 Camp street, !
Saturday Night Ont q LED. {

csr'efSr s ss.gs " S;. Il cssp s,e 10
The same general features in business have at
tended the movements this week that we had to
hote on the I'D inst. viz: liberal transactions in
cossoh' with limited Improvement in other
branches OF trade. The general sales Oh mercban-
disc viii not sum up 50 large as for the correspond
ing week last year. Our wholesale deaers. iobber.
and retailers in every description Of trade and mer
chandise have large and ample stocks, and prenar.
ed to meet almost every demand that may concen. |
trate here. As we have before remarked the
country merchants and traders have been purchax-
ing freely in Northern cities during the entire sea
son of all Sorts excepting groceries, for which chief
dependence is city, though our grocers inva-
riably exact cash its equivalent for all sales OF
the bulky staple articles of this branch of trade,
orr market offers advantages over any other.
True, the great article of coffee is sold 2, and
months credit in other large cities here it is
cash article We also learn that sugar s purchased
in New York on to months credit, particularly
where general bill il made up. 1t is in these libe-
raj terms granted to Southern purchasers in North.
ern cities, aided by large capitalists with the great
iacities 1or travelling to and fro, AMI the ncreas
ing means OF communication that attracts the trade
10 Noftherh mars that ought to concentrate in our
CITY; moreover, the credit of the great South
STANDS on the highest pinnacle, sustained as it is
ny hing Cotton. Very few questions are pro-
pounded to merchant from the South, though the
new tangled inqusltors of mercantile agencies are
oiteh appealed to to know how trader or dealer
STANDS al home. 1t is, however, hoped that
Guy VIII secure at least moderate share of the
| increasing ana augmenting trade Of the country.
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CATTLE KARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct 50, 1854
Arrived so Western Beeves, 400 Sheep, 375 Hogs,
and Mich Cows. The market was pretty active,
and only $50 Hogs, 2l7 Sheep, loo Western Becves.
~ Mich Cows, and moderate stock Of Veal Cat-
tie remain on sale. ~ y Ii
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MEDICAL HoUsE, Sd. =. cn.,onlense .treel ,nea

MEDICAL HOUSE, No 50 Cu.tomhcuse street,nesr
lNl Royal thu Cure Of Old Chronic, Acrcuraa
yphtic Diseases without Mercury hindrnnce
from business exposure fcn and guaranteed in
I'll
The unparalleled which has attended DIR. James prac
G-e all Of the United States and Enopcthe
markahe he has effected which pronounced incur
ervees the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
Of the diseases termed Private aud, Of which in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, DE-. James
manentiy erRdcaies namely Syphilis, primary secondary and
tertiary Structures, ureha Dchagea elect, Gpnorrhea
Nocturnal fmssoas Peaica Affections Of Females however
fannaion of the Bladder and kdnnys Ehcmatism lily dGo
ccle Cancers, Ulcers Tnmota and all Diseases Of the skin.
DR.. james would also call the attention especially Of those
who haze privately and Improperly inferred Them elves in that
aud solitary habit which ruins the body ami mind unfit
ting them ethcs society Constitutional De
melancholy Effects produced by eatly habits of youth viz
Weakness Of Back n.i LIMBS Pain In the Head pmnes
Vision, Loss Of Muscular Power PapiRon Of the Heart Dys
pepsa, Nervousness lrritaily, symptoms OF Consumption
etc. Mentally, the fearful elects The mind be
dreaded Ios OF Memory Confusion OF Ideas Depression of
Of Solitude Tndity etc. of evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of tho above symptoms should
fail 10 call DR. James and bs restored 10 perfect
health LET false iclicacy but apply md
Yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible nnaiaay.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full vigor
restored.
Reznember THE Medical House DR.. Jamcsr Custom
house street.
Private aad epsrc reserved Hours of attendance
from 4. N. to r. II.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecent Of Gonorfhea cured in twenty o hours,
% pay. DIR. JAMES,
ly
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.- ---z=-- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Issa SsSa son AND GREAT NORTHERN

Passenger leave the Depot Of tho Company of
Caiope Magnolia at thirty minutes past
O'Clock morning six o'clock in the evening" and
arrive New Orleans thirty minutes past six O'Clock in tho
cuded.
Frcghs received at the Depot ost Of Cecpe street. and
by regular freight trains which from
New Orleans Canton. -
Freight received after NJ will forwarded by
the day bu, by that Of the second day after it's
ceipt Ut the depot.
freight for transportation must BIO distinctly
ked with initials Of consKnee and place Of destination
freight will be received unless consigned established
stations on the line Of ths road or its connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight be obtained OF the
Companys Office ut Messrs. Corson Arua
strong $, by those who wish to use them
itself responsible for the value Of all
shipped which be lost by fire. from the
time IS eceped for stations tho line until twelve hours
after couagnees it's arrival tho depot this city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

Horse THIEF LYNcnRD.-A noted horse thief
named Simpson Sexton was hung by vigilance
committee few days ago in Randolph county.
Missouri.
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Children three years old and nnde free those over three and
full fare.
Persons reside the city and have residence estab
shnen the road tickets in packages
twenty-five their personal at reduced rate, at the
Office Camp street.
Through tickets principal cities North and Fast can be
obtained at the Office of the Company adjoining The Tce
gyaph Office under The ST. Charles Hotel The Depot.
This Company and all tho Railroad Companies constituting
The Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company 10 run regular daily through Express between the
Railroad Company its account discontinued and all
Express will be carried by tho Adams Express inform
90 Camp street.
Agents of Railroad Company not permitted to receive
receipt specie jewely other express mat
ter They received by the Adams Express 81 Camp ST.
- BENTLEY d. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt
T. S. WILLIAMS,
o5tf Master of Transportation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

r ANDING EX SHIP j. +. WALSH, from Bordeaux
Ia 800 casks Claret, oidiamy;
1000 "
% casks St. Emilion
100 cases Apricots, in juice;
rs in brandy;
rs Pruncs,
30 bbls White Wine Vinegar;
100 packages Cognac, La laurie;
10 octavos Planet Co., 1906;
10 =" &" 1885,
81 casks Cognsc, Iecompte 4 Co. For sale by
S. D. GRATIAA 4 CO,
ol0 % Cusom'iouse street.
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8sbielu Of the Nlarktts.


caAs1 Tanas 0sI nc,,, Nc ~ e c.|p sssss
CorroN. The demand was ,noder.t. ~, s..,,,.
day, with sales Of about sooo ba,es a. NJ y
our previous quotations
NEW ORLEANS c1.Assrr,cA r,os,
Inferior. nominal Nidd,Ens IKE ii
Good Ordinary s1a 10 saSS in'a Ssss
10" -'soi's- :. .. eslo1s Fsar =
49,, !. - ~ y c y
Received since. d n
received yesterday ssis- e =
Ex,.-..s ,;n,. 4s7le
Exported Saturday ...-... ass- lsSAs
Stock on hand not cleared go
TOBACCO. I've heard of no sales Of any con.
sequence. zf
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
Receiver as a sinee ~ IT, hs
Received Yesterday. O. -
z,D
Exported SATURDAY. IL -
Stock ON hand net cleared ........ 80
SUGAR. There was good demand u The M.
vanced prices of Friday, and we noticed sales of
about 200 hhds. Fair tn FplIv Fair ranc;,., - a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
ComparativefStatemen for two Weeks.

Actual of Long and Short Loans for The week. SS
The following is the comparative statement of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchange and
dead weight: -..c
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II MARBLE ss ~ ';4:'"'' 9
mo- splendid assortment of AASTEI1S-thc American
Italian Egyptian, Sienna, Brocatele Iibon Tyrenee, and
other rare and costly Marbles, combined with the Roman
Antique, Iefevre, and other styles.
Crates.
endless variety OF the newest styles and patterns from
four dollars each nj hundred dollars.
YALEs CELEBRATED
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Locks,
Pick, Powder and Water Proof.
Together with well known
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks Belts Screws
Butts and Hinges,
Sash Weights, Puleys and Cord,
Nails and Castings ventilators,
Columns, Capitals, etc.
AN which will sold the lowest prices and tho most
accommodating
LUNEsCHIOSS BRO. 4 Co,
seei " ia Camp street. near Poydras.
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~ CIIAS. C. GAINES g. Co., IMPORTERS
nEAIEKS IN foREIGN ANp DOMESTIC pnd
" 40 ravcr streets, have hand and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails Castings Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes, Spades and Shovels Corn and Coffee Milis
OK and Log Chains: Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains Mill Pit and Cross Cut saws;
Any Vices and lSellows; and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates Andirons aud Fenders
Hampers and longs Shovels and Tongs;
Grind Stones all sizes Cotton aud Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodger's Cutlery:
Together with large assortment OF Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brushes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books, which
offered the lowest prices for cash city paper no25y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
CHARLEs HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE


This celebrated Wne the weliknown brand has
and will continue be, received by the
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from tho strongest evidence that
from The closest nea descendant OF the old
established house of Hed.eck Co.. of Rheims they
hold Of it with determination to bring and its claims dis
ncon before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality Of this article satisfy any that
enaaation from where great attention. well
thorough experience have been brought bear its produc
ton Charles Hedseck has given his whole mind perfec
ton Of his vino, and making worthy of the FIRE.
quent visits the United States have enabled him fully
understand and appreciate the and wishes Of
and Of his having poed by that information evidenced
the Champagne presented for the palate OF the
wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet aud excellence
The varieties of brands of Champagne tend greatly doubt
confuse the purchaser but tho lovers of good genuine
Charles Heidseckn tho label as well
the corks and capsules.
T. w. BAYAUD L CO.,
General Agents for North America New York
The Charles Hcdcck be obtained in quantities the
under mentioned houses besides many others here named
and at retail With all the principal hotel keepers
f. j. HART&CO.,
J. H. &I n. MARKS,
SEWEIL 7. TAYLOR,
fee " PAYNE, STEELE 4 co,
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Extra special tips from Lake a. night by ING Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor -,
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY station when notified
cxceu on mail trims and during hour trips Sundays after
noon Fare each way Is cents and conductors must have timely
notice ~ =,
Omuiblsses leave Canal for the Depot every five min
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FEW l AND AGJE rEoa WHICH MaNk,f 2
f. OF @ y s e
s Of a decay y s a s e
Y" Tie Es e: Ks
a Hhes sf s as @
na ysce,n and exeeng ORGANS o. ,he body Ihe % Il"
from Is bes 'I'' BSh sfss Hs
become on sSosss also 3" F
as he ~hss S1sTs he
yin sY"ser w., violence vr I'll, i,
s ch s s s s @ and .G
The surface as another effort to eSpe the Irritating poison
. Ind t he syasn, SaSanons attempt ssasp
81 h q 51;sf
aeo.sd ind an. have found q. a" ando'e
which nsutralipes lie blood and stimu
s, ss Ii. .sns ssGs FROM p sss ss9"
nhe 4Ps s wG Of mrs ,s . r 70 hI,s :s
s and thus Keeps i hos Who
Keeps The i health although exposed to the Dr.
ssi ssf fsys, S tss p%a
Esvs ma "na Of
e ss;n a eo Al Y s na r rn'n ns from
tyne rhy Asus Cure Of hese deFa"rs
This sssompS, BY %g hiatt. the 'fs y , to ssp
Ssbed Do 'h y ,AsS os %Is I'snss
what "accnnlaion.' came
end often long enough il /, sacrificed in the
This and
We have great believe this is well ~ safer
the whole ass OF diseases which caused by the
niasm.ic .fecon other which has been scoseed
another mpnant advantage 10 the public which
IL, that it is cheap MS well y, rs good,
Prepared by
DR.. j. e. I:xe Az yss. & CO..
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Has Itself such tbs OF every variety
OF throat Lung Copsnt that It is entirely unnecessary
the evidence OF its virtues wherever has been
employed AZ 1t has long been in constant throughout this
section than the people quality
up the best 1t has been and thai relied
fer their relief ali IL has been found 10 do.
Ayers Cnthnrtlc pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES Of A PGKtitIIVE MEDICINE,
For Costiree for the of Dyspepsia; for Jandice for
IndigcNou Headache. Dysensry
Foul Stomach for the Of Eypel for The Piles. tnr
the of Scfo for NIL Scroulois Complaints, for the
Of Rheumatism 10, Diseases of the Skim nr the of lse
Worms. the Dinner Pi
the cage of Neuralgia; for Purifying he Blood.
They sugarra;cd that the most sensitive can take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their nsc in any quantity.
Dr. Price, rs cents per box fso boxes for 81.
Great numbers of C-rgymen Physicians Statesmen emf
have lent their certify the unparalleled
ussfune of these remedies, but here will
the of them The agents below named furnish
AMERICAN ALMANAC, in whicl, they given will
descriptions Of the complaints and
that should he followed for their
DO not be put of by unpnced dealers with other pTepara
others The them. the,
should have 1t.
All cur remedies for sale by .
j. WRIGHT & co,
Nos q and Isl Chnrtres street n o.
ALSO by HAvILAED, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and b,
all Dealers jc22 GIN
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DIIELAE'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
COMBINATION CUSHIONS M.
Patented Feb. 49, 1886 q, 1856 1851 Jan. H.
ls5s; Nov. 49, 1883 and March y, 1882
o'CoHNoR Il CoLLESpER,
Sole Manufacturers,
"Mm.o& Ga, 65 81, and 60 Crosby
NJ These tables 1. and may be Miicr's
Clubs obtained from VI NJ MILLER sole gent
Cloths Balls Cues. Ieathers, Chalk, He has
Tables jy2l 1y
ERANCIs g. LOUTREL-
No. IS MAIDEN LANE.
New York.
Every variety Blank Book Paper Stationery, Steam Print
ing, Lithographo Work and Book Binding.
na- Orders respectfully solicited. iyls ly
FREDERICK BEIDES D. W. ElAEs
DELDEN & EAMES-sUCCEssoR TO 8. f.
II GRUMAN L Co-No. IS Magazine street. corner eff Ora
ver Orleans. Importers Manufacturers wholesale and
Retail Dealers in
SOFT FUR. SILK and WOOL HATS.
MISSES BLOOhERs,
LADIES' BoNNBEs AND STRAW GOODS,
of every description.
CAPS, UMBRELLAS ctc, etc.
HB-Xsnufactory. No 50 broadway. N. Y. s2l 2p6'6m
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1895.
Ridley s. Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad De,o)
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FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvANA,


r-=A SOUTHERN STEAM III 4 II r. = cow
EMS6 pany-FIod. u, i. Mail Iine-Fnr Mex Wen sns
eSaszs Havana via Pensacola, Apaaehcola a, Mat
Cedar Eeys Tampa BAY and MauatneTte superior
and copper fastened ssarushp Magnolia, J. g. CfowcIi
commander will sail above carrying The o. s. mails For
freight passage having superior siareon
for passengers apply 10 !. G. HARRIS, 81 Camp It,
Freigh, ApaIachcols ST. Marks and Tampa Bay steet
to lgherage expense but at the fisk Of The
sJeIees.
No freight received without order.
The days Of sailing hereafter will BIZ the 18Th and 18th from
New Orleans returning will leave Key West on the I2'h and
2Jh, o24