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SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLESALE.

! 4VA deal 30 school Books. informed that We shall
his season sell school Books ut New York prices We
mako this an uUrC mcut thus early give time deu-
who have been accustomed 90 buy in New YORK to
pond with u.s. call uur Sinfn and inlunn them
solves aF tu prices buu terms before going hs our
vil ho much urFr "" 'nnug ll, than ever brWru aud
expect lurUU crease of blan6ssu thf result uf il
Hrn terms md ,h0 advantages which shall Offer 90 ur
| cusomuif, We l9Ye tiso rycIy ypoiy sl sibto1ery
hla wu shuil trll u pntH Doe w thn rates tIs
market % "L ruW fllfr n 81 20 10 s3Nl nor rram.
umingl'Wl ,hWc Itpef h ~ m ,ut fegm sinles, Out
pun uus wriug Bouks, School lssisers aud rysry 90 ii
ole connected wtlithH School Do rute
b conn x 70
| iy2 BoDkscllus aud Sta ilr rfs Gieya'ugd o.
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ysJ- See advertisement Of DR.. sanlords Liver
uVigO rator.
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FIRE ALARMS. There were two false alarms Of
fire last night
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hmlrc Or tHe County, n Y
"Silnu time siuCB procured hottie Of your World
Hair RCsurer &u turtur use uf relative, aud am haI
Co. say that uruvented the falling Of the hair aud r,
stored from beng gray 20 its original os'y aud beau
ia black -
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FROM NEW YORK K-FINANOIAL, &c,
NEW YORK JnlY 20.

The dealings in stocks today are charac-
(terzed by rather more animation, though IN
! most instances at slightly lower prices ON the
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~ The Sabbath Services in Plymouth Church,
TO morrow, will be
Union Prayer Meeting at 9 o'clock, AN.
Sabbath School Meeting at o'clock, A. NJ
Sermon by the Pastor 10 10 o'clock, A. n
Subject, "The Worlds Conversion by the Spirit
aud the Word, as Illustrated by the remarkable
Revival now in progress in Greet Britaia and Ire
land and the War Of Continental Europe
Sabbath School for Singing at l-2 o'clock, p
M.
Regular Roeitatons at . o'clock, p. NJ.
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting at l-2 O'Clock
p, NJ.
General Concert o. Sabbath School Teachers
Pupils and Parents wh music, addresses, an,
other interesting exercises At l-2 O'Clock, p NJ
Friends and strangers are invited.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Company The
stockholders held their annual meeting at Roches-
ter, on Wednesday, aud elected the following OFF,
GERS
DIREoroRs.-Hiram Sibley, Henry s. Power,
Geo. H. Mumlord, Joseph Medbury. d A. Watson
Isaac Butts, and Freeman Clark, of Rochester
Ezra Cornell, of Ithios, aud ]. H. Wade Of Cleve.
land
INSPECTORS or ELEcTIoN.-HaryeyH Humphrey
George G. Munger, and J w. Russell
PREHDENT.-Hirum Sibley
VICE PREsDENT-Joseph Medbury.
sRcRETARy AND TREASURER Isaac r, Ell
/ wood.
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What GustaVe Satter Says I!
This FAMOUS PIANIsT,


VINO vst5i Ohio 70 the first time in company with Tie
enowncd
KARL FORMES,
Aud who pronounced ny give greater expression
TO bis playing than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased to
write the following In reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES SATTER PREFERf
lie suys:
From The many severe tests ths have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS x CO.'S PIANOS,
unhsstatIgly pronounce them eWtHHtg superior th te-
ou elasticity of touch and power Of tone, to any have
ever used I'm this the old country Another striking tea
Jurs in these "a where others too often f
Is their remaining IN under he heaviest and most di
hout playng-uot "a string shattoring hang and the
action rfect that The performer IS enabled
at all times give eject TO emphatic passN-
ser.
Signed, GBSIAVE SAlTER.
Cs- These Planes f1r sale by
OssIAN f. DODGE,
No Euclid Street, Cleveland.
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GOAL OIL LAMPS

STAND SIDE, and
SuSpENDlNG
COAL OIL LAMPS,
SHADES WICkS aud CulMNEfS, WHOLESALE and Re
tail Tie attention OF country Dealers s solicited. Tue
BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE al No HO
super street. . -.n,,rrp
feh2t a D. NAhbNEhr
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That Professor WOOd'S Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRYE INFAIIIRI.Y


WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w t'e or.rih aud ro'or Uf tho hair if used two or
hIoe m1S week, 70 anv imaginHn euge Perfectly re-
lug haii M It uore sol aud bcantim Than any oil
an lhe Glu ioe from dserses To lhe atrst
Prots,ima wen md Gentem aud LADIES OF All classes
much IN , US favor Rgad We r Nms md g@ge.
PRoF o. J woop-Dear sir >ouiu ia . I'm s,n,,oey
nduced to use soue ofyonr llur Restorative and
| The phi cted report d. ' ''1
Our pttle tou's head for me time had ba erfeotb
aair almost entirely came OF 10 Qurnoa when rioI
We dil 90 with little hope al suooess but our surn-ss
The disease entirely aud new ana IuSnpSnt oPp q hs
soon soon started out ana Ne can nov th9t hoy has
child W. ean therefo anil do hereby Ts'a@mena "g5 yoS
GFo. ". HiGGiSBoTHAM
| o.. SARAH 4 Hln GlNROTHAM
| PROF WooD-pear Sin Nv hsir had for sn,erai ysafs
%cR rendered @ tH5 ne sS GsS%P9RsG ~ ~ "a hss
stdgn1ys @ 80 @Scs t , When comm eed using your Hair
ha,lF conti ued use I'LL within HE three last W. sEs
lnd usre greatly 10 be preferred TO tho pfedSeed ~ ,bS
10" y. % @ en-, olHGr pTopa,stion have ever used.
whether to be used ts Hair Restur,ive or or the simple
So 9iO al wRo snoan SS h ANY os5I
psrloimins all that rs claimed or y,
Cincinnati. O., Feb 10, 1851 ''' = is FSiTd 81
PRoF. woop--Denr Sir BY The advice ora grlspd Of
adued had hs soSa a t@s Ss Siy Sss S6S
nea e'Il n,r lnmy h'ad came out, Now my hall haa
tuhe 10 q gfcu deal thicker than cyorit
hduy and ,Nmpathy thu fee to Communicate 10 tibes
Nhn are nicie ed as have been induce me TO give
lhs public nrknuwiedg of the benefit have
| from Prof. Woods Han Restorative.
Noursreapertfully,
| A. Il. JACOBS
The Restorative uut W N bottles Of three Sizes viz =.
la'ge, medium, aud small; tho smnl holds j pint md
utu a hu ono dol bottle; the medium holds al least
weuly er cent moro ia orttun than The smal TetHs
uf TWO dollars per bottle, he ar.u holds quart 40 peI
| bottle | ~ ''''1 FN'
! O.J. WOOD co Proprierors. No l44 yr,sl,,., n
| Work; aud No. ll4 AluItrt sutct, II LOUIS Mo
Ana sold hJ all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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REV, $. y. MoRDEY, Pastor Conc egafonai Church
Atlsl0r0 Al1ss.
'Ihayo used MIS-. S A Auan's Worlds HAIR Restorer
aud Zyohalsamum The effect Of the Hair ResOrer has
been 10 change the "Crw Of Glory which belongs
OF me1 70 tue original hue VI youth This was done by
single bottle "a ed uCcmdi TO direc Others OF
nrQu ulauco have used with me effect The Zylohal-
smuw REGARD rs invaluable d'es,irr for 'he htir"
REy DANIEL WOOD. Middleton OflHcs co. N Y
my hair has greatly thickered upon my head, and
on very lively he lthy nppraraooe 1hl is true VI
nv 'ughter, HER HAIR HAD RECOME THIN. AND
gAME nU UECoNSLANILH, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BIZ Al MOST BARE: HER
IIAtRH ASHAND- -OMFLY THCKENEp UP, AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCE. We are
thankful 10 you, and feel that have full value Of our
money
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ARRIVAL FROM ASPENWALL.
NO uIST IN RAuROAD FREIGHTs.

New York, July %.
The steamer Northern Light from Aspin-
wall, is below.
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Iuu'0Gltrt.
'Atur AtU RTst-rur Is effect marvel AT or having
used U for six weeks my erireney guy hair restored
tu rs nat ur colnruOt TIA wig Ike appearance Produced
hy dyc, but tu its own natura, color, which salts
mind that " is not dyo. / strongly recommend It
aud shalt teo happy In answering the queries Of any
uinv rrfertome.
tIhf ubore CitrGtnGn Beu kqotpn throughout Gred
Britain, and % many ir fhc United StdftSl
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The Great Vital RegenoFRT0F,
TRIESEMAR!

protected BY ROYAL Letters
y Patent t from EN3LANp aud secured hy the Seal
" me -ECOLE DE PNARMACls De PARIS md IN
IMPERIAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE, VIENNA
No, l-lnyulUahle for Relaxation spermalorrhpa and
Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic.
No p ump9ely eudicHtes all traces Of those issYsss
that have been hitherto treated 10y the nauSeous arr pern
cious uso Of copavia and cubeIs
No 5-ltps entirely suppanied tue injurious ne
curry thereby usunngtu the suh speedy relief dspg
tag all the impurities md roOtnk out the venom OF dsea
TRlESEMAR, Nos. l. aud ave prepared IN the 10 T.
OF oZense, devoid Of aSie SMELL ud can he rarrtsd
IA the wasooat pocket. SolD TiN CAsEs and disied
INTO sEPAtATE DOSES Rs administered hy Vapeuu Iale
man, louN hcotd SC SC Puco, 50 each or four cases
~ the for 81 wli'h yes S3 aud In S27 cases whereby
there is suNns OF 50 t. he had wholesale and retail
Of Or NARROW, 1874 Blettker ST, New York Immesi
aleY on rerciNng leWutuuo Or barrow will forward
the RI v $ NJ Il TO part the wurlr securely
ckea and addressed according The nstrucnns Che
writer -
For sale by EAYT ORD A HAMMOND
ant WILLIAM FISKE
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There is to be no advance ON railroad
frcights. The representatives of the South
ern lines have gone home after proposing
concessions upon water rates in return for
high rates on all classes.
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j. B. COBB 81 CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnGrS
NEW BOOKS

No. 1876 superior ST., Cleveland, q.
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These The only preparations exported In any quantity
10 Eurono
We meht Quoio fom other Of the numerous letters We
have aud nro constantly rcceviug but deem the fol-
owios sufficient 70 convince the most skcptca that
have tho best preparations in ho world for The hair u
youns or od We manufacture nI other preparutions.-
Occupying The large building corner Of Broomo and Eli
Aaoeth Streets exclusively nr oce sale srotn and manu-
actoy we have u' time ncustinn TO oogpge in other
manufactures
We would also call attention TO the not that we yaria
Dy avoid all oharniauism. Cur pr,prntious are the
highest priced, but the cheapest because they last lon-
ger, aud dc more GOOD The expense H The sni less then
others We aspire 20 have the uost not the lowest priced.
One bottle & Restorer will last nearly year
TO EDS OF EVANGELIST My ugo issxty. One
year ago my harwas gray and hal been gradually fall
ing, until on the crown Il had become quite thin About
the ls OF March, ofhe present year commenced using
Mu,S. A. Aliens "Restoror No. l. according to tho
directions, aud hoyocontnuod TO apply slight dressing
OF the same once IN ihree four weeks retiring bed
NV hais now almost restored TO original color and
the hue appears to b. permment. All SATISFIED
THAT THE PREPARATION IS NOTHING LIKE A
DYE, BUT OPERATES UPON THE sECRETIONs.-
My hair ceases to fall which certainly advantage to
one who was in danger of becoming bald "
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In the House Of Lords, on the 18th, the de-
bate was confined TO the dispatches between
England and Prussia, in regard to war,
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miscellaneous.

COAL OIL LAMPS at wholesale
" -by ia,2l SGARDNER 2lo Superior st,
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Rrv. =. R FAIRCHLD. D D Cor Ss. lm1

REy; WEB TER, 3D. "Clrisitaa Err" Boston, Mass.
,viugnse hume, societies 10 little purpose dis
cufdtd all heayugt ne of no velus Sol regarded
your words Hair ReSo er aud Zyltb samum; vet PET
s1n"l lends prevailed tosa have done 81 for
So era months pest with good effect and eutro satsac
ion Tom nOW HefheT bald orgrIy, my har DIV a.
hnt Dat has reEuiuod the suuuess OF my enrlor
REy ~ V. DEGEN, Ed. "Guide 10 Holiness" Boston
IN SIS. Aliens Worlds II ir RtsloTer, found munW
our her advertise uents insert ON actual eNDeri
ment That It promotes the growth of the hair where
bt du"ss hHd c"mmouCct. have tho evidence ni
| our own ,y,s We can testify to its effects"
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mAYTI.,RFv. nRs.E. c. ANnRus. tpany yeo,, N

si0nlrV 10 H1gti) MartinSburgl, N y
In consequence OF hor luis residence atorcnamed
Island her ha'raui scalp IA very unhealthy condi
tihh, AteT Nluy various articles without and
eventually u2in Mrs A. Aliens She writes the
American baptist - have danvrl much benefit from
Xvlobalsnmum have tried various nt'er emedies frr
NV hnlr hut never anything that materially end peemG
| HfHtiv henehtted me as has, 30. { :. A Al len."
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


SATURDAY MORNING, July 80, 1850.
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will leave this evening at O'Clock for Fort smith
4 and way landings on the Arkansas river. Her
| speed, safety, good passenger accommodations
ana competent officers win commend the Quapaw
to passengers and shippers.
AdsSatic for S, Louis.-We again have the
pleasure Of announcing to the travelling and ship
ping public that the magnificent passenger and
freight packet Adriatic of the Railroad Line Capt
s. Rider, commander, Mr.. R. Turner, clerk, will
leave this evening for ST. Louis and all way points
connecting at vicksburg with the New Orleans
and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois Central
and at ST Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road lines, for all points North East and West. A
plan Of her cabin may be seen and through tickets
procured at the Office Of the agents, Messrs. j. F.
Allen and G. G. Wayne. 81 Camp street.
Alo,,zo Child for 81. Louis.-Passengers, ship
pers and the public in general are hereby apprised
of the fact that the staunch fast and elegant pas
senger packet Alonzo Child, Capt. d. De Haven,
commander, Mr. W. B. Mcbride, clerk, will leave
for St. Louis and all way points this evening at
o'clock 1t is not necessary that we relterate that
the Alonzo Child is a first class passenger and
freight packet; that she is strong and rooiny, or
that her appointments are all that can possibly be
desired either for pleasure, ease or comfort for all
this Is known to passengers ana Shippers.
B. NJ Runyon for NdshrRe. - The superior
passenger and excellent freight packet B. NJ. Run
yon, Capt. Jas. Miller, commander, Mr.. w B. Bell,
clerk, is receiving freight and passengersfo for Nash
Vile aud intermediate landings, and will leave
this evening at O'Clock. She is a fast and ele
gantly appointed passenger packet, and under the
management of clever, courteous gentlemen. Ship
pers and travellers should bear these facts in mind
Chancellor. for Louisoiue.-Those who may have
occasion to ascend the Ohio as far as Louisville,
will have an excellent opportunity Of doing so this
evening at O'Clock, on that splendid lght-dranght
passenger packet Chancellor, Capt. Sol Malbon,
commander, Mr.. NJ, c. Foster, clerk. The passen-
ger accommodations of the Chancellor are of the
first class, and her arrangements, in every depart
ment, are most admirably calculated to insure
SAFETY ease and comfort .---- "
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gw 0rleans aai Crescent 1ntsday ois Aorember 1859

u Stroud &co--G rosjean T. Beneteau--P Dwyer-,
A Jacquet-G Hoplin-R MoGregor &co--A MiIten
berger &co--D kllliam--J b Hubbard---W l. Davis
&C Boyce-Giquel 4 Jamison-Carroll Hoy &co
Il j Spear-Bull, Ellis &co--Closterman & Ten
nent--D G Wilson-Muse 4 Bro-Pinckard, Steele
&co-W Violet &co-ShumMay Is Hews--Cas-
bergue &co-J Waterman & Bro-Martin &co--
Smith Il Bro-C Hacker-Crowe &co-Payan n c
-Fairbanks &cowW " Grove &co--Sampson K
i j Albert-W Northumberland &co-N
Mhitney-Eaton, Betterton &co-F II Clarke
Blake Tower-D kelham-J S Atkins-Duclos l.
co.C Boyd-Payn \ Kemp--P Mallard- Cooper&
Mosby &co-Taylor & Churchill-G A Peckett-C
I Buddecke &co-H F Rivett-H w Reynolds eco
r Clark-P Fell 4 Marsh-Thule 4 seele-E b
Wheelock &c0-sundries to order.
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VICKSBURG--Per steamer Magnolia-775 bales
cotton Carroll, Hoy &co-523 Thornh &co--l74 J
Watt &co-402 Wright& Allen-279 do Buckner
Stanton d Newman-305 GtIen, Smedes &co-l92
Z Male &co--192 Payne & Harrison-26l J G & L
s Kicks &co--l84 Rotchford, Brown &co-1s6 dc
Henderson Peale--94 Hughes, Hyllested &co-ls4
Martin, Cobb &co-140 Harding, Abbay 4 More.
he hsado m. Green cesmp Aby Catching
Warren Gilmore &co--S2 r Groves &co-S4 r W
Estlin &co-4S Lewis & Oglesby-56 Frellsen Ste
venson &co-46 Holloway 4 Smith-100 D ID With
ers-.4s Foley Avery &co-s9 W Champln AGO
SO Billiard Summers &co--26 Patton, Smith & Put
nam-32 Broadwell & Haynes-22 Montgomery &
Whte-2 Fellowes &co-37 West Where &co-33
Byrne, Vance &co-29 Bradley, Wilson &eo-2s do
Logan, Soniat & Claiborne-26 Brander & Hubbard
IA I II Il j NJ Allen &co--37 j + Wyche &co-4
Walker q Snider--2 "A r Nugent &eO-26 w Cox Il
3co-l6 Ward, Hunt &co-13 A d Kelly &eo-l6 to
Block, McAfee &co-l0 Friedlander u Gerson-1s
Copes Phelps Cleveland Bros &co-5 do to
Mckleroy 4 Bradfordl2 A fully t&co--lO bales to
S o Nelson &co-5 Watt & Foble-9 A Levi &co-
H Shepperd jr-s Pritchard Il Flower-24 G Tate
&co-S order-l005 sacks cotton seed A A Magin-
nis-Total 62l4 bales cotton
VICKSBuRG-Per steamer Charmer-535 bales
cotton w Jackson &cO-4G9 Buckner, Stanton Il
Newman-262 D Carroll &co--l45 Thornhill &co
80 Watt &co--2S3 Rotchford, Brown &co-229
j G NIB S Kicks &co-l76 Mcfarland < Barksdale
-l72 Vaudeville & Melhenny-l42 r l. Adams &
12l r w Estlin &co-32 order-l2O Lewis 4 Ogles-
by-79 Fellowes &co--90 w Donnel &co-I02 to
Henderson & Peale--9S Winston, Morrison &co-92
Hughes, Hyllested &co-4l do Coleman, Britton g.
Wifhers-54 Block, McAfee &co-4S bales cotton
TIL J MAllen &co--52 Person &co--5l bales
Payne 4 Harrison-51 Wright & Allen-i2 Broad
well & Haynes--24 Henderson, Terry &co-5O do
Carroll, Hoy &co-A9 Knox Il IIiggins--2O L Nalle
&co-42 Ward, Hunt &co-40 G Connolly &co-5 S
Barrett-d0 w Il Leyerich &co-2sW 4 d Urquhart
IS A Levi &co-2l Montgomery & Whites Brad
ley, Wilson &co-l9 Martin &co--7 Watt & Noble
Green &Crump-l5 Foley, Avery &co-40 Hard
ing, Abbay d Morchead-S ellis, Ferguson &co--
9 a NJ Hopkins Campbell & Strong-6 Frellsen
| 4 Stevenson Lane, Salter &co--6 Corprew-5
JT Hardic &co-2 NJ Rhorer &co-Total 1901
| bales cotton.
MEMPHlS-Per steamer Lizzie Simmons-337
bales cotton Byrne, Vance &co-l54 do W Bur-
4 nrdge &c0--79J Watt &co--3lS RotchfOrd Brown
&eo-iM Henderson & Peale-3l7 J RGroyes eco
,Li5oJ hardie &co--90 NJ Gordon jr-76 Green
Hrump-l56 D Carroll &co-55 Nugent eco
Iva Martin, Cobb&eo-5O BARLEY, johnson &co-
70 coleman, Britton Withers--39 I IL l. NJ AL.
len &eo-54 Foley, Avery&co-45 r w Estlin eco
~ Jno Lee-45 Hewitt, Norton &co--42W Cox
@co,,49 6reenwood-45 Hewitt, Norton eco
70 Tarieton, Whiting 4 Tullis--39 Battle Noble &
Cos Buckner Stanton Il Newman-2sJ C 81 b S
! Kicks &co-26 Hughes, Hyllested &eo-s4 Wright
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INDLANoLA and GALvESTON-Per steamship
Texas-665 bbls flour, 100 do whisky, 375 bSs sun
dries 20 cks bacon % ties hams 800 SKIS coffee Is
hhds sugar.
LIyERPOOL-Per ship W D Sewell-2l23 bales
cotton 80 hhds tobacco.
B0STON-Per bark Brilliant-934 bales cotton
so do hem 500 hides 65 bbls whisky do sugar do
shells.
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Tennessee Inf
bis cotton 1000 pkgs $50 bbs -four 20 l40 ties rice so
do lard 20 bbs IL tics hrms 40 kegs butter lO2 pkgs
mdse. 45
LIyERPOOL-Per ship America 1914 bales
cotton. $685..
HAVANA-Per brig A A Chapman-manifest
not to be seen.
LTyERPOOI4-Per. ship Sea King-37O7 bales
cotton.
LIyERPOOL-Per ship Jane E Walsh-l550 bles
cotton SO BIDS hides
RIO DF JANEIRo-Per brig Ida Rayne-mani-
fest not to be seen.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
s-<pr,s5gs55z77ziss5-7 G II EAT GEN.
A. ess'1's.-s!lHEs 1sAI ROUTE 80 80 3

e~mr,,,yrg-z-vzvz,yz-, G II n LAWN CNN.
ksfSSa HtasiibbAAlEtAttAShHI 9
Asz----Ask- iANh MUTE IjfsAAkkAIsh5tddSs5'
For all Points II
NORTH A d EAsT,
~. :, ~. ,,u,-,n. ep1ENn,n r. .srx,,,
EDS "a, ~. ~ ~ ns,.a.a =. ~. N"hh STEAM
In,,.,t.I
Att. n, So. ~ 'i VI % "osers'
"e'"'e' 81 N'''"''' ~
~ o.,.t.. a, 49,. a. ''""o H. Jones.
Ell a.. r.. ~.
N,t o ,a ., f ' '"
New Falls CITY ..,.. 49, Cant J. r. No,a.
wy :, go - 49, - ''~"p'' " H. "ooas'
rr,. r., - IN
"eey capt Geo. layior
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IDlnnrf
Receipts at the caronde1et Canal.

BRISTOI-Per ship Lisbon-271O bars railroad
iron to I Dehm.
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Railroads.
PONTCHARTRAN.

MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon-s6 bales cotton
Fellowes &co-52 Bradley, Wilson &co--2 cotton
gins II X Carter-ll pkgs sunds Frierson, Conway
&co-sundries to order.
MoBILE-Per steamer Cuba-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Steamship Robt Waterman, Summers, from Mata
gorda Bay, to Goldenbow & Lesparre.
Schr Dewdrop, -, from Ruatan Island, with fruit
to A Cochran s Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Receipts Mt the Carontlelet Canal.
SHELL BANkS-Per schr Marquez-60O bbls
shells to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Messa-300 bbls
sand to order.
BILOXI-Per schr Petite independence bis
coal to order.
BILOXI-Per schr Cleaner 500 bbls coal to
order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
Arrived Yesterday.

Arr1Veu feSfefttnys
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to c Payne Berwick's Bay
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Marquee, from Shell Banks.
Schr Melissa, I'm Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Petite Independence, from Biloxi.
Schr Cleaner, from Biloxi,
Steamboats,.
Lizzie Simmons, Kirk from Memphis.
Lucy Holcombe, Bateman, FIN Deer Creek.
Charmer, Wilson, from Nicksburg.
i Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg.
Era No 4, kouns, from Shreveport.
Il. Capitol, Petit, I'm Bayou Sara.
Adriatic, Rider, FIN St Louis.
Camden, Louallier, I'm Washington.
Edw Gay, Bowen, from St Louis.
Cuba, Heirn from Mobile
Texas Ranger, Radovich, from Balize.
Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
STEAMBOATS,.
10 WER MISSISSIppI
UNITED STATES

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sQaat ssENI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE TO H. =
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White master vim lsnys p, Grand ssp
sr Landing Fort Adams Matches Wssproof Rodney Jo.
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing Skipwths
pshsrs ront Ashon lake Wsshsngon Carolina Landing
Tho steamer vICKsBURG will take freight for Ya,oo ,
to be shipped steamers Dew Drop aud Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, At 5P, NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet NAtchex, Captas y
itesthers will leave for DonadsonSllc paqsmne Baton
Adams, Matches Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph, Grand nlY
Wnisenton md ficksburg, every Saturday, Mt 5P NJ
the Natche connects vcksburg with Dew fro,
and viii take freight for all landings the Yaxoo river Az
~ Mhfeenwood, at high water rites, without detention.
above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave on
elr regular days, without fail the hour appointed III
attended to- " ~ 'f'' $3.50 ''"iuhy
These boas will not be responsible for any letter or packav,
Sn en- money iewey other ynluules, regular
n oil 1S nre taken specifying the contents and value md
me fesn pd nor for yanbles deposited with lie clerk
by me passengers, or contnined In their baggage ~
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lclo y former OF Carnndelci and Union streets