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CHAIR and FURNITURE
ESTkEiEISEsIEEyT
IN THE UNITED STATES.

RTATTIIOT & SONS GAY STREET WARE
WI HOUSE where is kept always on hand, or
made to order. every style OF French TETE-A-TETEs
in plush, hair clo'h or hrocatee.
French Full stuff and Medallion Parlor ARM-
CHAIRS and sets with plush. hair, cloth or bro
catcle
French Full Carved PARLoR CHAIRS and sets
with plush, hair. cloth or bgocatelle.
SorAs Half French Mahogany; Walnut PAR
LoR CHAIRS, in hair cloth plush
RocEING CnAIEs-yarous designs, in hair,
cloth and plush.
STUFF SPRING LouNGEs-a large assortment al
ways on hand. or any pattern nude or covered
with any goods to order.
CHAMBER Srirs--in Mahogany or Walnut, COM
pee, from S35 up.
CANE CHAIRS and RoCKING CHAIES--!he largest
assortment ready made in any house in the
United SiateS-from Sl2 n dUzca up.
BAR ROOM. OFFICE and DlNlNG CHAIRS. in Oak.
WALNUT OR MAHOGANY. with cane wood or stu fled
scas--an assortment embracing over 10 dozen.
WOOD SEAT CHAIRS and SETTEEs and RoCKING
CHARS-ovcr 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES Of every variety, and BEDS
HAIR and llUsK MATTRESSES. n very large assurt-
mcnt constantly on hand. and for sale by
AUG. MATliIOT 4 son,
% q North Gay street (ncar Faycttc ST.
Sept %. lSj5-ly BALTIMORE.
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f A Il nj + r :

YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
Bradford's New and Valuable Machine
For Sh'1mg or Laying ont Corn Ground ;
Wo. for Wcrhine the Corn.
TNlIE sid Machine will strike out three or fv,
rows at a time. aud the piows being ma IL.
right and Left handed. are just the thing for the
Cul ,vntor. and works the corn compl tie
W The Machines can b. seen 1T SHAW &
AkMSIRoNG'S Machine shop. nrlnge Stree.
between Fifth AMI sixth streets, Wilmington bel
who are now Icceivi 8 orders and bail ling large
Numbers. several bong orlsrel by our bet
Farmers, who pronounce them to he AN article
long wan ed. 1t is u mnchine that will pay for
viii be- con ' days qIalI anl see III c nnl YOU
W" W., ne r'"''hcea' lheir low prcc brings them
within the reach of all
PRICES:
Machine to strike out 3 rows. with tongue, Sl2 90
40 DO without tongue. 1900
90 do rows, with tongue, Is. 90
40 do without tongue, 500
April 90, l3j9-3m
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HAIRLESS MAKING.

The subscriber having procured the services Of
superior Harness Maker he is prepared to
make all kinds Of Fancy and Plain Carriage,
stag aud Wagon llrnes5 IF every description on
the shortest notice. AMI ut the lowest PRICES and
On the most accommodating terms Nothing but
the hest material will be- used Repairing Of alt
kinds promptly attended to- a liberal credit wilt
be gwen. The public would do wei, % call ard
examine his stock Of work before purchasing else
where VIM. } MARCHBANK
c,,
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REV EsGOE2 LIST

~ w sIA'c
FOR APRIL.
Steps towards Heaven or Religion in Common
Life by 7. $. Arthur
Pictures of Country life. by Alice Carey
Napoleon at st. llccn1, by John s. G. Abbott
LA Plata. the Argentine Confederation and Para.
quay, by Thomas j. Page
Oriental and Western Siberia by T. A. Atkn-
son.
The Methodist, Vols, by Marian Fletcher.
American Mechanics, by Henry Howe
ka,hie Brandc. Firesilc History of a Quiet
Life by lume Lee.
The House, Pocket Manual of Rural Archi
lecture.
The illustrated Manual. comprising the House
the Garden. The Farm and Domestic Animals
Opportunities for Industry aud Safe Investment
of Capital. or LOCO Chances to make Money by
Retired Merchant.
Annual of Scientific discovery or Year Book of
Facts in science and Art, for 1889, by David A.
Wells.
1resslan and his Friends by DR.. R. shelton
Mackenzie
Two Ways to Wclock Novelette,
My Thirty Ieuls out Of the Senate by Major
Jack Downing
The rulprt Fay, by Joseph Rodman Drake
Fan choice Publications. Of the day received
as soon as published by j. T. iEALD.
No. l27 MNRKEr STREET.
Apr 2 1889 Wilmington. Del.
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philadelphia.
SAVING FUND


|. Money is received every day and in any
amount large or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money
from The day it is put in.
}. The money is always paid back in GOLD.
whenever il is called for, "ni without 10 tice
4. Money is received from ENECUTnRs, ADMIN
lsTRAroKs. GUARDIANS and others who desire to
have it in pllce Of perfect safety. and where
interest EN- be obtained for it,
D The money received from dcposiors is in
vested in REL ESTATE, MoSTG AGES. GRouSp
RENrs. and such other first class securities the
Charter directs
6. OFFICE lI.rRs-Every day from til 3
O'Clock. and on Mondays and Thursdays till S
clock in T. evening
HENRY l.. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Henry l.. Renner. +. Carroll brewster
Edward l.. Carter, Joseph 3 Barry,
Robert ielfil.c FIR Ircis Lee
Samue' 4. Ashton. joseph Yrrlies
Lambeth Munna, Henry pltienderffcr.
OFFICE,
WALNUT ST., S. W. corner of Third St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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MARBLE YARD,
IN WiL.NI.NGTO.N, DEL.

nv " III.H " q IOoN, DE u.
TNllE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
facture Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every dcscrp-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door Stills, Win.
dow Stills and Lintcls, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, Nc; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE II co.
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fertilizers.
Webb'S POudrette,

Tbs is most ercetNem article far Spring Crops
ESPECIALLY for Corn 4 SIN ii hlndsul an
u piled in each hill at the lime of planting.
will give the corn gIo start and if tavorab.
sc son. insIr IN ample crop 1t is god for
POTATOES. OATS AMI GARDEN CRoPs. Its com
ppnents are Night Soil Common salt. and Pull
Nerzed Charcoal Price. 81 % cents per Bag or
81 ~ per BarIe!. $ & NJ. PENN )Ck & CO.
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Moving and Reaping Machine

A GENCY, 633 MARKET STREET. PmLApnL-
"A rHIA Who're FARMERS may see and judge
for themselves. between
SIX
OF TIE BEST
COMBINED MACHINES
NOW IN USE
And purchase tho Machine of their choice
EMLEN Il PASSMORE,
April 8, lSJ9-3m 6}3 Market st. Phill.
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MORE NEWS!
EshTON
MARBLE WORKS.

FsNilE subscriber has opened a MARBLE
L. YARD in ELKTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds Of
work, such ass
documents, Head and Foot stones,
T0nDs. Nantes, Table and Bureau
Tops, Door SiiIs, Window Stills,
STEPS. &C.. &c.
u Cemetery Lots enclosed, and all kinds
of IRON WORK done at the shortest notice.
~ Tomb Stones cleaned and re lettered.
Italian and American Marble constantly
nn hand. All to to he sold at the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDEVITT,
Elkt"n. Apr :. io59.-tt. Proprietor.
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Plum T.!
OR CONCENTRATED ANIMAL MANURE;
FIFTY PER CE%T CHEAPER TuAY
AyeN 6annNyE HHerfisizery

L IL ( - l..
OR CONCENTRATED ANIMAL MANURE;
FIFTY PER CEHT CHEAPER TnAy
Any KNOWN FeTfilizer!
FARMERS en- buy This valuable Manure with
i the fullest confidence of being ie.p4d the
Whole cost by the mere scd production of he first
crop. besides rapidly cnrching their land
READ the Analysis of p, ofe.sor h. Stycns -
e hereby certify that have analyse | 10: of
phure. for French. Richards & Co.. cor.cr of
York Road and Ca!owhill street Philadelphia
and find its mponents to be rs fpliows:-
ANALYSIS OF rHuINE:
Animal Matter, containing per cent :,
dried blood af'""
ih"SPh"'c or Lime. Il 90
Sulphatc Of Ammonia. 90
Muriae. Phosphate Carbonate CT Ammonia 4, 30
Nirnte and SuIphac OF Soda, 5.Un
,|u!phate of potassa 10
Muratc. Phosphate & Carbonate Of Potassa, 80
th'oide OF sodium, 200
>u!phacs OF Lime and Magncsia $50
SILICA and sulphur (soube) 12n
IL. STEVENS
The above proves concluSivcy that phnnc is
to The Farmer and Land Owner. TUE discr, crv of
the age containing all the necessary constituents
for producing Large Crops ut "A small expense e
The price coming within the reach Of a.; is but
IifO CENTS PER POUND.
or, $40 per 1000 lbs, with a discount to dealers
Call and see il. end your orders to
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
SOLE AGEHTs,
Corner Of York Road y CoNowlM S's.,
Mar &c, io@9-2m PHILADELPHIA.
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GhrOEGIMcter Watches,

Having sccurei the Agency of the above fines
quality FL glish Watches we arc prepared to furnish
aeorrcct ttme-kecper. at aREASONAELE price. which
tor finish and accuracy cannot be cXcclicl by any
watch made. Zach watch is nccomp inied by Ger
uicate from the manufacturer. which guarantees il
Ito keep time TO the ttist iou Of the purchaser
or TO be returned. Wecan give the best references
from gentlemen Of the grenest responsibility in ou
city; and we respectfully request The attention of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
.Y7 WATCH REPAIRING done in the hest
IN nner' and all work warranted to give entire sat
lstaction for one year. 1T the old stand of
ZlBA FERRIS & SON,
Corner Of Fourth and Market Ss,
Dec 2, '54--ly. WILMINGTON, Del
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MlICHELL'S PLACE.
Ice Creams and Confectionery.
theS!nW Street, tefween 5h and Gih.
PHILADELPHIA a. - This Establishment
"il"rdS anus al attractions and the best of nc
comn0dations for si;orS. as well as citizens of
lhi!adephin; being provided with large and well!
furnished Saloons for
LADIES Ga GENTLEMEN,
and they conll nowhere find "A more desirable
place 10 rest their weary limbs, and where they
may be fed ut Ali. HOURS OF THE DAY. from
large AID choice Bill of Fare
The Ladies' nd Gentlemen Of Elkton. and
vicinity are most cordially nvtel to visit this
Most DESIRABLE PLACE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
where their W .nts will he promptly and politely
a''enlcd to AMI where they may rcnght.n the
'inrr man and be S'ni on their WY rcjo ciug.
WELDING PART Is and PIC MICS furnished
to order. with table fixtures of every possihl.
dcScrpt on aud with al! the Deiic1c.es they IN Y
lc>ie at ,hor notice.
No. 523 CHESTNUT STREET.
sept 4, Io5S-y opposite the State House
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- WIIH1H1TOH, UtI.
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO.
We have constantly on hand a supply Of III i,
superior Gu no. :. & NJ. PENNDCk & co.
Whining on. Del
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70 Carriage manufacturer

T'liE subscribers have constantly on hand
J large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of Fclloes. Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokcs. &c. Also, large guam
tity of Seasoned Axes, and Plank of differ
cnt lhicknesses, all Of which they will DIP
pose of at reasonable prices
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan 80. lSoS-tf ScOtt's Mills.
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MEAS and EsOYS'
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
- f. COR. MARKET and SECOND STREETS
-. PIillADELPll!A Comprises choice MS,
sormcLt of the best mos. durable nd f.. hioAable
DRESS AND FkOCk COATS.
Habit Cloth do. Twcels Be, with Il complct
variety Of
EsoES' CE4OTfslTG,
consisting of Sack Coats Polki Jackets. Monkey
Jackets, Vests, and Round Jackets. mnle of cl ,th
IWc@i: alp cca, kelsey mere, Doeskin, Linen.
Dwiiling, &c.
Furnishing Goods.
SHIRTS. STOCKS, HANDKERCUIEFS
&C.--all offered Mt the lowest prices for cash, and
MS che p as any store in The United states
3y Parents and Guardians will consult thcir
interest by attention to the Stock of Boys o;liEr
GEORGE CUilN,
s. L corner Market and 5, coud Streets
Apr 2 lSj93m. PHILADELPHIA.
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Pennsylvania Wire Works,

Pennsylvania Wire Works,
No. 22G A'ch S'reH, opposite Brcm, Plhui'n
Sleeves, Riddles, Screens, woven
Wire Of all Mrssacs and widths.
Wlll all kinds Of Plain md Fancy WlHE
w WORK. IRON RAILING, Iron Beds ds
and all kinds Of GARDEN FuENIruRE. &c. &c
Heavy Twiled Wire for sparl. catchcrs Coal
snnd and Gravel Screens, PAPER MAKERS
WIRE, Cylinders and DANDY Rolls covered in the
best manner very superior article of Heavy
Founders Sirvcs All kinds Of iron Ore Wire
All kinds Of Wire Work on hand or made to ord. r.
BAILIS S 4 DARBY.
Apr ., 1SjC-3m.
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PLATFORM SCALES.

nF EVERY DESCRIPTION. suitable for =,
" Railroads. &c for Weighing Hay, Coat IT
Ore, and Merchandise generally 81
Purchasers run no risk, every scale is guaranteed
correct. and it, after trial, not found stsflc ory
can he returned without charge.
U Factory at the Old stand, established for
more than thirty five years,
ABBOTT & CO,
Corner Of Ninth and Melon streets
Mar &C. lSj9-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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Wilmin0tou.
WATCHES, JEWELRT
AND
SILVER WARE.

"a ZIBA FERRIS 3 SON. CORNER on ForRre
lSN J. AYE MARKGT STREETS. WILMINGTON. have
ssa-saS on hand the largest assortment Of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY and SlLNEhW ARE to
be found in the State. and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens of EikTON and It's yicin.
ty to stock, consisting, in part Of the flowing
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES in Gold or Silver Casest
Richard Wis Chronometer Watches sole
Agency.
Chas. stcvenson's do. do. do
VIM. Cooper duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j. Tobias & Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do. do. (made ex-
prcssy for us)
WIN. Robnson's do. do.
josh. Eroomdcl's do. do. railway
Josh. Pcmbcrtons do. do
Joseph Sewills do. do railway
Time -keepcrs.)
Jno. TeIbury & Co.'S do. do
FINE SWISS WATCHES
jules Jurgeson Copenhagen Chronometer.
A. dendre's Geneva Chronumctcrs.
II. Capts Geneva Lever and Lcpines VERY fine. J
Nacheron " Constantine Geneva, very hue.)
James Courvoisier. Geneva.
il. Pathey peyticu.
Brguet Paris. very fne)
Char. II. Iissot Son, Q.oce.) &c,
JEWELRY.
Fine sets consisting o Breast Pins Ear Rings
and Bracelets, of the same pattern; 6 old Chianss
Medailons, Pencils, Culf Pins, &c.
sILVERWARE.
In the Silver department. we are prepared TO
fUrnSh the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza.
bchHn warranted equal to coin in purity and as
cheap as can be purchased in Ibis country. Also, a
arge assortment of plain silver spoons, Forks, &c
Tea SetS, Plated Ware, MarJte and Bronze
Ci0cES.
Yankee Clocks, for Churches Halls and Schools
Richard Willis AMI Chas. Steyensons Celebrated
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WENHsOW EsIIFDS,
j. T. WELLS.
WITH JsSGES REED.

S. Z. corner Of Second and Spruce Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
TlNE CLOTHING, wholesale and retail.
Il Also, Il well selected assortment Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and VEsTINGs,
kept on hand for customers orders Army Navy
and Volunteer Uniforms.
.y0Our long experience and present facilities
in the above branch of business is sufficient TO
guarantee entire satisfaction. Feb %, lSj9-tf
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Nsm-1ork.
Gifts ! Gifts!! Gifts!! Gifts!!!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE
Id. W. Evans s. 60

THE 81. BROADWAY, 677 THE
FIFTH NEW YORK. lF Eth
YEAR. ESTABLtSHED 1854. YEAR.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. u Fulton, W An.
derson, Ark. ;. Mr. Bradield, Eng. M Bridges,
Memphis ;. Henry Percy, Poper, M NJ Kennedy
City. "A Rovers, La. j Aribo, Jno Soto, Mo-
bile. Capt Sutton. Cyrus Adams Miss. Miss
L Madd, " Stamburg, Mobile. :. g I Serials, L
Rawling, H E Blossom, N Y. L D Kicks, Mobile
-. E Lefbore, Tho Johnston, La. -. e Alienne
Mobile. Mr. Turner, Crutehfeder, Tenn. Miss
Jonston, Miss. ...B Nesbet and lady, Mrs Thos
sknker and daughter, St. I.onis :. Henry E Good
lett, Tenn, g n Matthews, Ala: Geo 6 Gargam
Mobile And Stewart, KY. j Hanna, Miss q.
2 B Fisk, Mo-. Mr. Walton, lady and daughter,
Miss Barnet. Miss Powers, Miss. r o Skinner. N
Y. Il B Kewry and lady, ~ Briscoe and lady,
Miss. :. r A Stewart, Thos 7 Brent, La. H N
Wilson, N Y....H R Buck, Law ] Doyle,
Tenn. n E Boykin, Mobile. Nv ] Britton and
lady, Mrs NJ L Johnston, Miss.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. R Arnold, Miss. IS Fl
Hoilingsworth, Coast . Mrs Fl Stout, DE
Mckinley, La. Mr. Reser, Miss Reser, Miss An
drews, A L Andrews, A Labrat, o.. e G Mygatt,
Ill. j Hudtwaleker, Ga. w Darlington, Mo-
bile. j Gerara. DR. H Woodcock 81 F
Heard and lady, La. IS salicure, Mobile. E E
Hollieot Mr. Morgan, La. =. .Chas G Wright, o..
ARCADE HOTEL - Moore, 0 j Dye,
Robt Bridges, Jno Gowen Miss. j NJ Cowan, N
York .Thos Bennett, Eng Henry Keenan,. :.
7 NJ McMichael. "A G Jones, La. I'D B Easily
Miss j.. e Foster La. P H Luckett W A Sam
pie, L Warren, Daniels, Miss. j W Cole, Texas
....J johnson, OF Stull, Tyson, G
Willis, o. :. VIM NJ Jones.
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LAFOURCHE Steamer Music. 40 hhds sugar 50
bbls is half bbis molasses Lobt Chargentler. -
hhds sugar 26 bbls l04 hf bbls molasses DasiiSa
&co. ia bbls molasses Brand Landry. iSs 90 ~
hhds sugar Bogart, Foley & Avery y hhds sugar
Is bbs molasses to West, Renshaw q Cammack. "a
hhds sugar Kock &co hhds sugar DDS n moas
ses Belocq, Noblom Geo. .16 hhds sugar to Durive
&co. "a do l26 bbls molasses Hewitt, Norton eco:
SO hhds sugar Lauve Mccall. 100 bbs molasses to
| P A Giraud ~ hhds sugar a bbls molasses wash
his 40 hf blbs molasses to Hail. Kemp eco. i hhds
sugar and sundries TO order .Iota1 lsA mus sugar
736 bbls l47 hf bbls molasses.
ARKADELPHIA Steamer Rock City. 1872 bales
cotton Wright, Allen eco. .73 Campbell 4 Strong
ii Cutrer, Harrison &co Sc Henderson, Terry GEO.,
8 G Tate &co .l6 Carroll Hoy eco. .96 do Lloyd b
Frierson ss Hewitt, Norton &c., sundries to order
Total 465 bales cotton.
PITrSBURG. Steamer Defender 80 pkgs marble
Barelli &co. 4 bxs mdse Bache l. Leamont. .63 do
Connolly 4 Champlin. 10 do L Conlon 17s do to r
Geddes. .245 do Jno Gauche. 80 do x Gauche. 100
| bbls whisky W Huntingdon 50 do 80 bbls apples
L Kouns Brothers. 100 bbls whisky H Kenne-
dy &co. 200 do McGregor. a bales cotton to A H
May eco. los bxs mdse E F Motion eco. .l25 do s
E Moore eco. las bbls whisky 81 pkgs iqnor W NJ
Owen. .102 pkgs mdse Phelps, Parke &co 40 do to
Oakley, Hawkins &co. Z bbls whisky 6 bxs mdse E
Kusha &co. $50 pows to Shark Stauffer GEO.. Isl
do Slocomb &co. .192 do Geo w SzeI. 50 bbls
whisky A Titus. "a bxs glass Turner. $50 do s NJ
Todd &co. rs hhds bacon w Wright &co. 10 bbls
beef Watts Pleasant eco .sundries Scott, Williams
XCo. .Queyr0uze Langsd0rh. Jas Syme. Smith,
Cooper &co. W g Philips. and order.
OPELOUSAS. Steamer Bayou Belle IA bales
cotton lt9 hhds sugar 36 bbls molasses Payne Har
rison. SIS bales cotton Miller l. FORESTER. so hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses Permit. 73 hhds sugar "a
bbls molasses W s Donnell &eo. 20 hhds sugar to
Toedano Taylor. .sundres to order. Total So bales
cotton 292 hhds sugar 1853 bbls molasses.
CINCINNATI. Steamer Susquehana .475 boxes
candles l5 hhds 20 boxes bacon 500 ties lard to W
Wright &co. IS pkgs mdse Wadrecht & Jones. Al
do r Geddes. 10 do G Fl Slocomb eco. 100 casks
bacon Martin, Cobb geo. .l04 pkgs mdse Math-
ews Geo. IL do J w Graftou 200 boxes candles 20
bbls lard J Connolly eco. 81 hhds tobacco Hogan
Was oaJo do s s mans s, p Pes 70
100 boxes candles j j Adams &co. 80 do starch 100
bbs whisky 200 hf do so bbs alcohol so do spirits to
a Kennedy GEO.. II bbs pork 80 Inf do I boxes
tongues Bard Caulfeld &co .l3 bbls whisky to John
Savage &co. .sundries to Clerk l. Picton. Prestley
b Bein. Flint Jones. M Brennan. 3 hhds tobac-
CO snndries to order. Total 40 hhds tobacco.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s.sp r,sszs.zs, GREAT CEN r.
ssa Az ROUTE SsSss1ss6ta
TO all Points
NORTH Il ND AST!
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
LIE g ANT PAssEN GER PA KETS s:
Will leave New Orleans follows, during year 1859:
VIM. M. Morrison ...... Capt Bo6nger.
Feb H. March and ,ss Apr a1s NAY nG 20 June H. July
Champlon"..-.........Ca Capt. E. B. Moore.
Feb 49, March and e. April 4 May and a. June 49, July
Sand 2s Aug l..
Imperfal................ Capt. Rogers.
Feb Is, March and2 Aprll6 May 6and e. IT, July
and Is, Aug. Il.
j. G. ssvon........... Jones.
Feb IL March and 90 April May 2 June L. July
and q, Aug l6
Alecls scott,......... Capt R. A. Reilly.
Feb 49, March II and 81 April 20 May and 30 June 49,
July and g, Aug. 49,
New Falls City. Capt. Woods.
Feb a. March 49, april End 2 r. June and a. July
New Uncle Sam. .......... Capt switzer.
Feb 2s March l5 April and q May a. June and 49, July
john Walsh. .......Capt, ]. Moloy.
Feb 49, Marcn IL Apr, and 20 May June 25 July
l5 Aug. and "a.
City of Memphis. Capt. Kountz.
Feb III March 49, April and 49, NAV 49, e. July
IT, Aug and 26.
GIndintor...............Cap Capt. Kliuefelter.
March and a April L a9a 70 M sns June and % July
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
Receipts OF Produce.

MINDEN. Steamer Milton Relf .226 bales cotton
Phillips, Nixon &co. Isl Carroll, Hoy eco. l2l do
Jno Watt &c0. .ll2 Campbell & Strong. ,lO7 Farley.
Jurey &co. 81 Henderson b Peale. rs do Duncan &
Logan. IA Frerson, Conway &co. 81 do to Walker.
Hntchingson eco. 40 J Boyd &co. 40 Wilson. Pom.
eroy &co. SO r G Cummings &co. .3S do Cleveland
81 Wallace 4 Weaver. 50 8 NJ Lowe &co. IS do Mc.
Kleroy h Bradford, 20 West, Renshaw & Cammack
10 Rugeley, Blair eco. 10 Seruggs, Donegan SEQ
-.l6 Cutrer, Harrison eco 10 H X Carter &co. l3
Henderson, Terry &co. ). IL M Brady &co IL do
Block. McAtfee dco ii Lloyd / Frierson. q Harris
Levi. 3 scott, Williams &co. 20 Davis jenkins &co
-.3 do Ward, Hunt &co. 3 GLADDEN. g. Siexas Total
1853 bales cotton.
ST LOUIS. Steamer Aleck Scott. II bales hump
Ben Florsnce "a do Dix 4 Ranlett $50 els rope to
Rarmele & Brother. .407 do NJ J Smith 81 lsls cks
meat Twitchell & butcher 433 bbls -four 80 do eggs
1872 bgs corn Horrell, Gayle &co. g bbs eggs Del
bondo. .l6l bgs corn N Overton 1855 do . hhds to-
hacco Mitchell &co. $40 bags oats I Elder &co
Bro &co $50 bgs bran to order. "A hhds tobacco to
las Turner. 3 do Woolsey Il Etheridge g Felowes
&co. do Given, Watts &co. 8 do Short &co. .
do Noise Levy. i do H NJ Summers 2 do F
L0tspeich &co. A do NJ d Cooper Geo rs cks bacon
ia tics lard Bark Caulfeld Geo. 40 casks bacon
woodruff &co. IS tcs hams to A Stroneza. .25 bbls
Whisky " Huntington. 83 bbls apples G L Kouns
brothen. $50 bbls -four Bard, Caulfeld &eo so
% Hal, Kemp &co. 100 do 8 H Kennedy &co. 100
60 Maloney Bros eco. PSI pkgs mdse Fl P Cuniffe.
s5S bbis lime Richards Ia bdls saddles Bull Ellis
eco ~ 90 FEiestley s Bein. 81 bags feathers to NJ
kirkpatrick sundries to order. Total 6i hhds to-
bacco. ~o'"A " "A.' w
WASHINGTON. Steamer WIN Burton. .26l bales
cotton Belloeq, Noblom &co.. do Laforest i Des,
mares 20 DO 4 hhds sugar Miller L Forester. 50
bales cotton u Lee. 30 do Lobt & Charpentier az
DO Ar Miltenberger Boron. 90 do j Piauche
a do ~ hhds sugar to Frellsen, Stevenson &co ia
bales cotton Gully 6co; 10 % L Duflho. 4 do 80
nnds sugar Ferret 6 bales cotton do to DeGry &
don Jr 20 hhds sugar Pitcher, Goodrich SEQ. Ia do
Bogart Foley 4 Avery. Is do bbls moasses W 8
Donnel. 100 hhds sugar l43 bbls molasses to West
Renshaw Cammack 80 hhds sugar to roledano &
Taylor. sundries to order Total 5I1 bales cotton bsf
hhds sugar 1872 bbls molasses. W.