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OFFICE OF THE STATE AssAYER, }
16 Boylsten street, Boston, Mass, :


Dear Sit carefully exaqired the patents which have
and application of furnaces for burning wet
and both 5 far as
before kno sn hsvns ali been based on other principles In
the mode have adopted has been taken Of certain
applied to arts partly eonssauenfs Of the practical diff
r @
and applying the heat resulting from the decomposition Of
dfisd charrsd have
Inventions and the great practical importance of app
ea WS, csu,, abroad have bean slowly
views of probable gain Of giving from burning
5 d I On as s
bulk Of the same fuel, in dry state by means of .onr in
substitutes for your furnaces have been adopted which
ssi
denGe h afford o continuous Line Of invention aPped
# Utilizing the heat from wet and pleasure
add my own 9 testimony Of the eminent This
the sugar interest Of our Southern States the economical
importance Of invention has high yalue. Knowing per-
sonsy the enep Intelligence and skin required to produce
s Sny FIJI noylsdgs your
With high I 15G: 4. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Aayer the State of Massachusetts, and Consulting Chem
authority, to which could make my first appeal again no
had erected made an amcabe settlement
with several failing in which only naive 70
rights those planters furnaces which nged
my patent accordingly instituted in March, 1883 and
anxious for trial in April Of that year. when the u
Ccnt Court in session. My opponents we're not ready
Again anxoueager for trial at the fa term OF the
in again pos poned until the 18th day of
APRIL 1852 when ready again, and il possible more de-
srous than for decision by the court and
jury rights The trial was again deferred by the OPP
position, notwiths .ndn strongest appeals Tor rfal
have BEEN and will be ready for it at any moment and DO
not fear The result The planting community can draw It's
conclusion from this of facts am prepared 70
enter into for the erection of my furnaces and an
confident assuring planters that great results VIII be
he wet
equal quantity of any kind OF dry fuel. ,
know no mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making or steam that will infringe my patent,
and wishing to avoid gation again caution the planters
against contracting with those parties whose patents infringe
y eN wy MOSES THOMPSON.
We are now prepared 10 contract OF
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Mesrs Hayes Sanders
Il Co, Spearing Co. and james NJ Putnam, are aRentf
Communications this business addressed to ~
| Thompson Co.. Box II 6S Post Office, New Orleans will
| meet with prompt attention.
NJ THOMPSON L CO., Contractors.
AgentsMesrs Hayes, Sanders Co., SpeafIS Uo Janist
NJ Putnam. myl3 law4mAW
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BOSTON, June6, 1859.
S-I have ne the following patents for furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel:
is Letters patent granted to Noses Thompson 10th April
ID. Letters granted Hsger Allyn, May 6, 1856 re.
81. Letters patent granted Shelley. June 15th 1855
4h Letters patent granted Samuel H. Gilman, December4
The rst Of these Patents Moses Thompson 10th April 1855
ressued 3lst March, 1850 anedaes the others This
These operations performed simultaneously upon DIFF
feren portions Of the bagasse the and heated
chamber and together one assisting
the combustion ofthe other This patent also the
chamber each fire chamber having It's passages and
hues with dampars for the regulation of the drsught.
The furnace described in the patent of Hager Allyn, May
6th 1856 clear and pabe Infringement Thomp
patent The fuel frs! dried and then consumed the
from part which being consumed whole are
burned ogeher The passage Hagar and Ayn's draw
connected with this passage forming the mixing combustion
chamber, in which the gasses are consumed.
thrown in and heaped the floor hearth which
burned but identally the operation is carried
the Thompson furnace While the lower portion Of heap
being burned the portion is being dried and
dried and consumed the yapors from the drying
united mixing chamber and consumed the operation
Thompsons furnace being continuous This furnace u.s. there
In the furnace described in Gmans patent December 4h
1885, the bagasse thrown continuously into single burning
upon different portions Of fuel and the gases vapor
and heated air generated all thrown together into cham
sumed This Therefore undoubted infringement
of Thompsons patent.
by profession and SUCH have had charge of various
constructions and works. Subsequently for several
Oe at Washington and for the last seven years have been
engaged Solicitor of Patents in this city often called
upon testify expert patent the United
cours and constantly consulted questions of similarity
in different inventions and matters of infringement,
remain, sir, your very obedient servant
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Schooners.
puRN YOUR BAGAssE-1r IS PROFIT AND

In offering sell Patent for burning Bagasse and other
fuels to the planters of Louisiana beg refer them
the following evidences of its value and practical utility.
We the subscribers have witnessed the
cessul operation of the THOMPS0N'S BAGASSE BURNER
OR FURNACE the plantation of Messrs Gosset Johnson,
parish of Jefferson Said Burners Furnace composed Of
series of burning chambers which applied cyln-
der boilers 80 feet long 2s inches diameter which furnishes
ample their engine with little half the bsgasse
green from the mill without the aid of wood the blow
ers generating much heat than have
baggasse by process the ues and underneath the
boiler being continual white heat consuming all smoke and
and Of opinion that with sufficient boiler surface
all the bagasse sufficient be
only the engse but do much all the Qualification
and alton Of the juice AID further of opn
forming natural and being combination Of air
tight and drangh and unlike the blower system which
fnrrad afdar
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroads for all the Northern
and Eastern cities. Travellers can procure through
tickets and inspect the plan Of the boat BY applying
10 Nj. g. @. Wayne, agent Of the line, 81 Camp
atreet CORNER Of Commercial Alley. ~
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EXPORTS roa THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80.
Total exports. = sl25,s0s,s,s sloo,ss7,seo slo6,

Total imports. .S2z6 ,l9T SFl4733s6 s22 3o7
The exports Of domestic produce from the port and dis
rict Of New Oreans for three of the fiscal year.
for nine months ending the 3st of Mar oh last
% and for the qrarter ending the Both June last they
will greatly exceed thirty millions of dollars & he not
being made up making the for year over one
hundred millions of dollars in fact it will be double the
amount Of New York-tha is, shall figure up least
Slo5, Ooo0 600 against New York's s53,So4,ss3.
Cincinnati money market Of 18th July, as follows
In Eastern Exchange there alteration yeste ray nm
less increased frmness. Dealers ready buyers
and Of them DESTROYS Of purchasing pre-
MUM while they sold all they cared to at the regular
premium.
Currency was in less rene. yesterday but the
rather In of the disposition
The Of good paper without change
the customers OF the bankers finding particular culy
obtaining loans at to II cent The receipts of
are quite limited and have been SO for weeks.
In the Of financial business yesterday of the
dulles days Of the The excessive heat has
influence trade and induces all who the
nifr
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Shipping guteIligente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Tuesday Morning, July 10, 1859.

Tuesday Morning, July 10, 1859
Cleared Yesterday.
Mexican brig Deseo Ascona for Sisa Zaeharie AGO
Brig Selma, Stetson for Marselles Creeyy FRrwell
Schr Sarah Burr Drosche for Mobile, Huntington Bro
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship suwannee Foge FROM Key West, 18th inst, via
Florida Ports, to G u Payne-lst dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner from ndauoa and Calves
. ton, 70 u Payne-Ber9ick's Bay.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes from Vera Cruz 18Th ns
Payne-lst disiric-tarryal at Quarantine Station and
cargo previously reported0
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Lode from Biloxi.
Schr Mistake from Biloxi.
Schr Marquee, from She'll Banks.
Schr confidence, from Pascagoula.
Schr Jonyiile, from Tchiionti.
senr Melissa, from Bayou Iacombe.
Scnr Negrier, from Pearl River.
Sehr Mary Margeritte, from Amite River
schr Criuque from Amte River
sem Ghretophe Colome, from, Eiioxi
sehr southeiner, from Bay s, Louis
Steamboats,.
Capitol, Clark. from Memphis
California Myers from Mobile
Crosse Tets, Barranco from Bnyon Sara
Gov Powell, Castillo, from Attss apss
Morning Light, Parker, FROM Red River
John Ray Buhoup, from 0aachiia River
Belle Gates RedoVch. from balise.
Saline. Miller, from Upper Tsnsas.
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YICKsBURG pAOKETs.
lS96H + wEEkLX SAfL LINE sg1St

r. - UNITED STATES TRI- ~
l@AAAD12 - WEEKLY MAIL LINE lSAnSk
&k28k TO vICKSBuRG =
The magnificent =. s. Mai packet e' Grand Duke Cant,
Apologize will leave for Donadsonvile PaQuemne Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, st. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and vicksburg. EVERY TUESDAY, al
The connects at with the steamer Dew.
drop and will take freight for all landings the
high as Greenwood.
Leaves on THURSDAY, at5P.M
The magnificent u s. mail packer Vielksburg, Captain
NJ White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake Donaldson
Vile Plaqaemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bapou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams NatcheE Waterproof
ney, St. Joseph Grand Gulf Wsrrenton vi@ksbug
Bend, Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing, Skpwith
Landiug, Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake. Lake Washing
Carolina Landing and Point Worthngon, every
DAY, at5P. NJ.
The vicksburg will take freight for Yzoo River
be reshpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats I'M
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Lucy HOIcombe,
F. Sherman MASTER will leave for Donaldsouvile Paa
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nschez Waterproof Rodney Joseph
Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vicksbarg every SATURDAY,
at s p. N.
The Nachez at yicksburg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the Yszoo River
high Greenwood at high rates, without detention
The mentioned splendid passenge psckes Will
their regular days without fall the appointed. All
business entrusted other wall be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
Thee will not b responsible for any letter pack
containing money ewey other vsluabes upless regular
bills Of ading specifying the contents value
the freight paid valuAbes deposited with clerk
By the passengers, or contained in their baggage
forfreight or paassge spply on board, or to
j. j. PERSON & CO.,
COrpar of pf ppdU
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CATTLE MAR KKr.

JEFFERSON CITY. July 10. 1880
The market closed last week with barely 10 head of Western
Beeves lao Hogs moderate stock of Sheep Veal Cattle and
Mich Cows with good supply of Texas Cattle remain
sale, at our quotations
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r. UNITED STATESTEI ~
- WEEKLY MAIL LINE lsARlSI-
TO VICKS "a

He UNITED STATESTEI M
laaMNfStyS WEEKLY MAIL LINE lsAR6IS
6&%Z TO VIGKSBURG.
SATURDAY, at s O'Clock p. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lucy HOlcOmbe,
Capt T. Leahers will leave for Donadsonve
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Nachek Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
O'Clock p NJ
the steamer and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood
The above splendid packet will leave her regu
lar day without fail at the hour appointed business
trusted to her will be promptly and faithfully attended
This boat will not be responsible for any package
containing ewery other vauables unless regular
bills of adng taken, specifying the value
and the freight paid for valnable deposited with the
clerk by the passengers, contained In their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board
YIRGINlUS G. DENTZEL,
iel3 Advertising Agent.
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prItaIls AaiIp 6rssttat,
r snSY lfoRNTNg. JULY 10, 1889.
SIM aaisligtnft,
csrscraf Osssus, No. 70 Cant srnrs1.l
Tues1ay, July -, l659.

G$ANkk c$ss*Sess4 ssssss
-. g. : Y. u !, =, ,,,,..,t,
S. -..se.'' '''' = as's
Dnsrna ~. ar,s-@rhs weather Bastmess
- Rivsr sun Failing Cllprsngs from
- Hs1leAs Asrse q IsAs g the
SSSSSs ssrasssns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yes
6ao&av4- Denaxeures Te-aAy, etc., etc.
n. washer hete sin continues pleasant, though
. ~. - ,,. .- $3.50. - 4
-. lls1 sc'any = 49, 80 ,s..s
To- oesne1 u.n..c.so apy $3.50, -; !.
q een-ssoe - : y. usYss, y.
- ~ oecus q ~ - .,,;na
q y, ttom - elso'io = tesotus s ,,
q ~ 49, II sSu ..s, 49, ~ 49,
~! q eoNn = - W. 81 ssS1 ~.
o'ssts = sue 49, y -a.s
7. " .0s., = ~ an, 49,
n - $3.50, ~ q i. % ca..s
49, ], I, = wv Su.s. aoo'e
~ s q 4. = ~. 90 '
II, $3.50 49, ~. ~ ~
~ avsr decins ~ Ss :. =. ci NE
- Tnsss ~ heavy thunder storm, accompa-
~ ~ ard wind, il this latitude just before
1871 yesssfaay maning. Inc storm go not cool
.sss9 AZ" e * ss.scy - Was one u sne
n shipments q cotton yesterday embraced 100
-, Of which the j 81. Lucas took 100 bales for
Secinnaa and ne Aoses Mcclellan 20 bales for the
- niiots ~ ~ us.a. ucy Allan found ,va feat
u i1ehes Waser 6 Cumberland, the shoaest place
= - Ohio and eprospect Tor immediate low water.
~ -, bound down. nad Deen nsfd aground AZ
~ ~. y e, - 80 - s1ronnS
q R1ieiah. S sSsssg 8s5 q Nj 9
- hoats doNe ys.es.dsy report encountering
sos@ y 49, y ous ~ is'-a
sSsS sss:ssss f,.nikal I'm vestsrdav with large
g, 81 pauae5sersS Tbe CAPITOL i now on her
- vset3v tin "a Yin hereafter make nine and
-. a.v trips. ~ se.mer Rapidea viii Is At The
- s,on d dominance recsivinr freight for Mem
-. 2. ~. ,I.rs e q. Iohr s;monds Cant CO
KY Nh On lie Capitol. for Louisville,
n w 81 I special dspatch that the Ouachita
r.saeS Iirrie eimmops. was launched successfully
- esaurdsv.
4 G. John Kouns len YESTERDAY to hurry on his
- recket. ehs Win be- about the same size Of the
II Ho,3,
- Cincinnati Gazette. 81 the 18th. savs.
-. -..th., ,....r,. ) raica,.a t.n,....,.. :,
= ~. ii tke sksdc Il noonthe hottest Tav Of the
lsl1s. The river fell yesterday eleven inches, and
1noS, indeed, getting down g low water mark
~. d;sc, nno "a 1av R
- bufuFton there 4 only four and haif fact ~
v1tst, and the river steadily receding The Ohio No
- otner nrge PACKETS are little dubious about
~, hs ~ ~ - Iaelr
viie fhsre e bsrsy ve feet wster " thstthe TeIe
qzaPh csnnM make many more trips this season. The
~ fsessssea nocn acuvity u outdoor transactions
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Railroads.

Railroads.
z;NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRoAD-From Canton, July l6th-9 bales
Lewis Oglesby-7 do Mcfarland Barksdale5 Rotchford
Brown &co-Toal 81 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Per steamer California; cotton gin Carter
dco-8 bales domastcs Me-2 do Henderson, Terry
do to no &co bales feathers and sundries
|Order
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Per Steamship Ma'agorda from Indanola and Galveston
and Mss Mr. PGps snd , s . NJ
smS Muir; FaTp; Msodil N. Hind H s,sssn
Singer Singer HAL Morri. Harston ssMasr G%S,s
ass, r. Fulton wSaisi Darling, Bartlett
sns NJ: ~ sas
Boo, saey, Saunders. Lappington, Sinclair, Connor
Memoranda.
~ The officers the steamship suwannee report that the
United States Brooklyn Capt Tarsga from e
Cruz, arrived at Pensacola on the 10Th instant.
Exports.
vsIsAI-Pe brig DeseoseOs sacks l25 bbs Hour IL
MoBlLEpsr scbr Sarah Burr-o bbls whisky 50 hf do so
bales hay % sacks corn 800 lacks oats.
MARSEILLES-Per brig selma-95ooo staves'
KEY WEST via FLORIDA PoRTs-s Steamship suwannee
30 bales cotton 10 q Metcaf Seo-5 to Wood Low
sundries 10 order.
Cords bales ry Seo-l bx mdse jones' Express
30 head cattle to Inbau Meh'e.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BILoNI-Per schr Lodie-2o cords wood to order.
BILoXI-Per schr Mistake-90O bbls coal to order.
SHE'LL BANKsPer schr bbls shells to order
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Confdence-l2DO bbs coal order
TcHIFoNTI-Per schr Jonvle-3O0 bbs sand to order
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Melissa-225 bbs of sand to
order.
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Mary Margerittes0 cords wood
to order.
ANTE R1vERPer crilque-s5 cords wood to order.
BIoXT-Per schr Chrophe Colomb-SO0o0 feet lumber to
Max Leroy.
BAY ST LOuIS-Per sch Southerner3000O # lumber to
order.
PEARL RIvER-Per schr Negrier-lot moss to order
Receipts OF Produce.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Capitol2s bales cotton to Logan
Sonat Clsborne-5 do Carroll Hoy &co-3 Hewitt Norton
dco-43 Moses Greenwood-4 boxes tobacco
Oliyer364 bbs pork Ogesby McCauley3 bbls potatoes
bbls onions to Thos orderToa bales
cotton,
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Crosse Tee9 bales cotton to
Cuer Harrison &coS do Bellocq, Eobom &co-4 do Payne
Harrison5 hhds SO bbls moasses to Gordon J2
hhds sugar Alain-Ad do Roman kernon5q do Collins
Noopape2 bbls Banchin Giraud2 bales hides
bale wool Byrne Vance &eo4O sacks potatoes TO
Costa &co20 sacks Rotchford Brown &co35 sacks
cotton seed Fk-sundes to order-Total u bales cotton
1855 hhds sugar 81 bbs molasses.
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Gov Powell-l7 hhds sugar to
obt do 81 bbs moasses Jeanne Quertier
Sco-4S hhds sugar Beocq Noblom &ce20 do Hall, Rodd
burYe 6co-sl hhds sugar bbs moasses Marioneaux
5 head calves rs hogs and sundre to orderTotal M
hhds sugar 30 bbls molasses. o.,
GLASGOW, (OUAGHITA RIvER)-Per steamer Jno Ray
. bales cotton Buckner Stanton do Phillips
Martin Is bales cotton.
UPPER SAS-Per steamer Saline 80 bales cotton to
ellis Ferguson Gco-7 Moses Greenwood-2O0 sacks cotton
seed Wilson t. Pomroy-343 do D Lowber 6co-91 do and
sundres to order-Toal IL bales cotton.
BILIzE-Per steamer Belle Gaes-50 hhds sugar Rob.
nson25 sacks Thompson &co23 sacks potatoes
Bayhi-sundries to order.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Morning Lght9 bales cotton
to Ar Miltenberger Borron-sundries to order
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AZ 8. CHANDLER,
DENTIST.
es~oFFIGE and RESIDENCE,
I7s CarOndelet street,
ga IySw corner Of I,nrsvSttt
MOTICE-Mr. FREDERIC h. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN nploy this day and holds full power Of
before James Graham Notary fGbc Of
this city.
JULIAN NEVILLE CO., Anction.crs.
New Orleans, inly a. 1850. jyi5 en-
| FAD PIPE
AND SHEET LEAD,
Of al dimensions.
For sale By D c. LowBER,
IVA St - Camp street.
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FOR OPELOUSA AS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ats p. M.
F= - FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
- Anna Psrret,G E. Loualller, master, will
leave above taking freight for Old River
Simmsport and all landings the AtchGfaaya also taking
passengers for Donadsohve Paquemines Baton Rouge Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara Morganza mouth OF Red River Fer
freight passage apply on board, or to
j. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. Q Front Levee
iel7 If Customhouse street.
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j. GOSSEFT,
BENJAMIN JOHNSON,
We have one w.t. & 'l sTap pH5Hesfs Il operation
Parish ri q, q IP,laquemins, Planter.
Firm of Hail. Rodd Putnam S ~ Front Lsvee street.
No 4 i sfRG ;'i Tssb SsE Orleans.
AMApEo L fis6f :! Ascension
Firm Of BF''d laad1y IS ThA hsHSf bsasssst o.
No. Is j. $ T. o ssEaR f!fsst New Orleans.
No. sI " asTff . BfkS SfT Orleans
Phoenix 5 pa2I9s5E s f bGssG street NO.
SAMUEL oow ef5ffien parish
DAN. c. Ho119 5s'!s'i T B parish
GEORGE H. lo 5s4si,sa I:sl'h'
HID. OGDEN New se or eslsan''
Of taking off crop and the principle which Is
has been practically proof Of which the above
The above certificate which was given in December 1854
anovel mode of burning wet fuels drs discovered
salsy Ss 4 fs Ga s ds gs before
No. pAElsa o. PIAagEMiNEs' 5ist December 1856.
Af pssl sS Ssy US Of the Of
working Of sgs a Gsn n pesd for Us this
with the use Of Bagasse and small quantity of wood Your
would say that full RsaS apparatus, and thai
with the use Of Bagssse and wood with 90 IRE excepting the
uce yapoated the same to 20 deg to u deg and finished
We have made hogsheads the "a hours using
about ten cords Of wood during that time mostly willow
Forsoms rolled sufficient quantity of
hours and the Furnace ,eady consumed ali the Bsgasse
ros9 ss IS % up SINCE with
have Ssirs to hs BSgsss So feet
steam obained was 10 100 pounds The Furnace required but
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BA q s "A A.
I, r. b. BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY

Steamer D. F. KENNER, Captain Vincent leaves New
leans for Bayou Sara and the Coast Sunday Wednesday
and Friday al o'clock.
The freight packet CROSSE TETE leaves New Orleans
every Monday and Friday at 8 P. NJ.
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent
No Tchonpitoulas ct.
aa-A clerk ALWAYS the Leyee receive freight for
the above boats je6 Am
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ALA ABA MA RIVER.
nv. i, For HLADoN AND cuLLum


Abes, master, will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cun Springs and Dernopoi. every Saturday evening"
o'clock,
Restraining
Leaves Rsdon and Cuun Sprisgs evening
o'clock, arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning al
O'Clock,
For passage. apply 10
T. r. SMITH, Tthoupitoniss street,
!eg6 Am or SIMPSON i COOKE. Mobile
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SUGAR. Some 200 hhds sold from first second
hands at previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 646ac. n
portion Of the receipts being stored.
MOLASsEs notice sale of 100 bills Prime Reboled
at Bike q gallon.
FLOUR. The market very dull and noticed only
retail transactions.
GRAIN The sales of embraced 1900 1000 Sacks
which 100 Mixed at &c., 700 at 34S at 95 260 White 81
aud l6oa 81 12sc p busel OF Oats 2lOO sacks
sold, including 1000 st Louis at 40 @ 362
q bushel Bran still higher brought
81 20 D bushel, with small lots at 81 Is.
PROVISIONS Pork continues dull and noticed only
retail Transactions sic 5Os6 rs y Dbl
10 casks Ribbed Sides sold In Lard heard thing
doing.
COFFEE We noticed sales of 72O bags including 200 at
l0ysc., 50 at II and 40 at Ike. q d.
wHIsKY..yery dull, and did hear of sale
reporting.
FREIGHTs...C Cotton still shipping to Liverpool
7.l6d. and 10 Hayre at Xc., to fill mp.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
GREAT GEN. I'D -
d s1nA1 ROUTE
For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

One Of the following SPLENDID PAssENG ER sTEAN-
ERs will leave New Orleans as follows:
Capt. c. s. RoGsss
May &C. 49, ard July and 49, Aug g. a. Sept H. n.
j. G. SWOn.... ltaac a. Sooss
May g. Is, July and 81, Aug. and , Sept. H.
Hiayyatha r. +. DIX
May 3d. June II, July and g. Aug 10 and %, Sept H.
New Falls CITY. ....Capt d. b. WoodA.
June and I9, July and Is. Aug. IL and 3d. Sept IT,
A. II. Lacey Capt Geo, Taylor.
june and 81 July and u. Aug. IA, Sept and ~.
John Walsh. Capt Jno. Naney'
June and % July II and 20, Aug. l6, Sept and H.
City OF Me mphis Capt. VIM j. KonntA
June and IS, July Is and 81, Aug. Is. Sept and q
VIM. NJ. Morrison Capt Jno N bofhnE2.
June q, July 10, Ang. and 20, Sept. and rs.
Gladl Capt. Juo klinefelter.
June II and 90 July II. Aug. and u. Sept and H.
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
VICXSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
...... ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD; $780,. ..-
Ats. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLroN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
pTICKETs by jackson Railroad for sale this ONCE.
Fare as Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN By ANY OTHER RoUTEt
ss- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
sFor correct information or Through Tickets apply -
ns-RAlLRoAD LINE PACKETS. -Ea
:. serssr q Csmmsse.al Pl.os.
CLIFFORD g. WAYNE,
.,,rx General Agent.
General Freight Agsnt.