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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

A RE NOW receiving their Stock for the Spring
~ Trade of
NEW AND FRESH GOODS!
And offer to country buyers the Largest and Bes
assortment in their liue on the Pacific coast.
Having been engaged in the Drug business in
San Francisco for the past Ten years, they natter
themselves that their arrangements such, that
they can offer unequalled inducements to such as
may favor them with their custom.
Their assortment comprises everything in their
line of business that may be required by Druggists,
Physicians and merchants, and also all goods in
their line in by Grocers, Bakers, Brewers, Con.
fectoners, Dyers, Tanners, Assayers of Gold Hat
ters Soda Manufacturers, BARRIERS, Hotel Keepers,
and Manufacturers.
W. All the popular Family Patent medicines
received direct from the proprietors and
Genuine, and at the lowest trade prices. inch lS6m
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
PIANOS, MELODEONs. AND MUSIC.
HORACE WATERS
333 Broadway, New York

rTNEE Largest ASSORTMENT OF MUSIC MER-
l. chandise in the United States. Pianos from five
different Manufactures of every variety of syle-from
those in plain rosewood cases for 500 oJ the
most elegant finish, for 81 900.
No House in the Union come in competition so
the number variety and celebrity of its instrum
for the extremely low prices at which they sold.
Horace Waters Improved Pianos,
With or without iron Frames have, in their seals
an improved action, power and compass of equal
ing the grand with the beauty and durability If thy
square Piano. The Press and first Music have
justly pronounced them equal if not superior to and
other make They guaranteed to stand the action
of every climate.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY
.....- YE L
SCIENTIFIC. PANACEA,
For curing Diseases
Incidental to the State of CALIFORNIA;

That Acts on the Blood, Brains, Intestines,
Sinews, Nerves. the Fluids and Semi Fluids,
and the whole Physique. The gloomy IL ypocn non
drac, the Dyspeptc, the Nervous, debiiitaied and
Feeble, the doetored, the Bilious and
Liverdiseased Sufferer, the Gourmand,
the debauchee, the Incorporate,
and all rho suffer ill-health-
CHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
- oyertakes them, for then wornout nature sue
cunbs to DEATH because she has not strength to re-
sist. Now, DR.. JACOB WEBBERs INvIGoRATING Cor
DIAL causes strength-that is its main quality. The
first operation TONIC the partaker feels then that
Sudation is caused-his skin is damp his limbs supple
and active he feels wish for exercise and knows he
has strength to endure it he is light spirited his skin
becomes clear his Eyes, too, becausd n.ncr
His Liver is made Active, the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
is Thinned and Purified !
II he has Foul Stomach, this acts as an aperien
ing prevents accumulation of wind in the Stomach
The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
/ will now enumerate few of those diseases
where have Dl. Webbers Invigorating act most
beautifully General arrangement Of the System :;
Weakness from various causes viz Change Of Climate,
Long Sickness, the of Mercury, being otherwise
overdoctored from abuse of Nature and her Laws by
Drunkenness, Commanding, Debauchery and other
oIcesses, Trembling Fever and Ague Chills. Rheu
matte, Neuralgia and other Pains in the Body
Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep Memory, Sour
Bilious Stomach, Tickling Of Ears Tic Doloreux, &C.
Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc.
Thrtnn nfS -
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc.
1t is a Cure for Intemperance

An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently given
| by DIR. Webbers Sanguier. The whole functions of
Nature aroused. Constpatiop, dyspepsia cured.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
CERTIFICATE,

The undersigned, desirous of acduantnp tboso ,rbo
may be unfortunate enough be similarly a1cted.
where n permanent reefof their suferinrs NAV he oh
tanned feels il his duty to publicly express ms sincere
gratitude to DR.. L. j. Czapkay for the permanent re-
cOvcry of his health Borne down by the DISTRESSING
symptoms incident to the vicious habit
passon in YOUTH depressed in body and mind nnabJa
TO perform the most triing duty nposed non
daily avocatonS of life, sought the advice of MANY
physicanS who at first regarded disease as of tr
ling importance but, alas! after few weeks onJ 10
svcral instances, months off their treatment found to
uEutcrable horror that instead relief tho svmn
became more alarming in their torture and being
finally told by that the disease being ally
confined to the brain, medicines would be of little
despared OF ever regal ming ath strength
and energy and last resort, and with but faint
hope, called upon Dr. Czapkay. who after examining
nv case, prescribed some medicine which almost in
stany relieved of the dull pain dizzucrs in my
head Encouraged by the result, | resolved To nlace
myself imme ately under his care and. bya strict
obedience all his directions and advice nv bcad he
clear ideas collected. the constant nan in nv
back and groins, the weakness of limbs the nervous
reaction of whole body slis htest alarm or
excitement, the nisanthropy and evil foreboJngs the
self di>trust and want of confidence others the in
capabily to study, and want resolution the fright
full exciting and at times peasurable dreams nj night
fellow ed by involuntary discharges have all disappeared
and in fact, in months after having consulted the
Doctor, felt as if inspired by new life-that III,
which short time ago contemplated end with INV
hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snarcs of incompetent quacks deem it nv duty
to offer this testimony 10 the merits and skill of Dr.
Czapkay and recommend him to all who NAV stand in
need OfmedIcal advice bciLg assured by his own ex
pcricnce that under his care radical and per
nent be effected
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

MEYER DARIoNsKY.
State of California. county of San Francisco IS sworn
and subscT to before this dav of August A. n
leoo GILBERT A. GRANT.
Notary Public.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
DR. g. Fl TOzER
The Great Eradicator Of
SECRET DISEASES!
HUNTERIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
And Founder of the


MOULD most respectfully inform those afflicted with
w Private Complaints such Syphl s. Gopor.
rhOea Nocturnal Emsslous and all the Of
Self Abuse that he was formerly Practical Physician Of
Locke Hospital in the City Of London, where there are
dred to two housand and for the last of the
city Of Sacramento Thousands testify TO the msnv
radical and perfect effected and IL is we'll known
that he is the only one in the State who has mads
thorough and Perfect Cure after all the advertising
quaeks have failed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

NEVADA. June 9TH, 1859,
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Aew Orleans naiu Crescent alouday otu auly l. 1862

SUGAR. 100 hhds sold from second hands at
full prices Fair to Fully Fair 6@6hc.
MOLASSES The sales included 80 bbs Prime Rsboiled
at s41Sc- . gallon.
FLOUR market very quiet and We noticed the
sale Of only $50 bills superHne at IS 80 a Dbl. 4-
OR sales OF Corn were confined to about 1909
sacks Of which 1900 81 0O@s l, 400 Mixed Al &c., and
loo White Mixed at 81 12h bushs In Oats 200 sasks sold
&c. Louis Co., for Northern 400 ST. Louis ct &c.
700 in three lots NJ Sc bushsl In Bran We
heard Of no transactions
PROVISIONS. PORK stll without movement Mess
retailing Sill 90 bb In Bacon 10 casks Ribbed Sides sold
at sc pound In Lard nothing Of moment was doing
COFFEE The sales confined to l66 bags at IlSc.'
| and 90 at 1lNe. p pound
INDIA BAGGINa.. 30 bass were ssd at the adY@n'ea
| rate Of ls1sc p yard.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE., Some $50 bbs were SOLO aaf-
ing the past week BY one party cash. and some other
lots at the prices.
WHIsKY..very dull We did not hear OF sale worth
| reporting. :.
I'd for Liverpool, and 20 for Havre
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Hin Orleans Hlbntu Hlarkst.
csEscEsr orne., No. q Camp ,.rest ,..o

Z
Saturday Night, July 9, 1850
Bussas has been dull for the week closng ~
hight have BEEN have gener. matters been 80 nanimas
aes have known 10 before In some re
specs there large Of changed hands
Heavy Transactions in tobacco have required an equivalent
which, with the sales Of cotton, and Western produce
signify vitality trade has not departed With stock Of
altogether exceeding 5000 bales on sale 1t not
expected large movements can be recorded
foreign European advices received during tho week
are up TO the 18th u brought by the Canadian steamer Of
Liverpool the previous dates being oy the
steamers Vanderbilt yieo and ADELAIDE or course the war
the Of the telegraph dispatches they are
however, rather unreliable tits well known that nerce con-
fct Is raging First one COMES then another chang
ing the purpo preceding then another mass full OF
sound Anu what not Verify the telegraph WONDER
full invention great disturbsr Of auetness and regularity
The western trade large during the week. for the
Of the year particularly The arrivals Of steamboats,
have been and with full cargoes and stocks o. the
varied produc the West ample and onef 10
the Numerous dealers traders from the adjoining
the regular customers of cy-he usual advantages
though ii be what termed the dull season. The European
do offer the least inducement for shipments OF
consequently the home demad controls the mar
ket with an occasional being purchased o cot nds
markets.
N. general money market the has not been prolific
hanr The supply Of money continues free yet the high
~ are exscted vita the supposed
,niusuce the disturbed Of Europe have the nan
ca nositou or the world It is manifest If the war in Europe
shoud become general and England should compromise her
the great interest of the South will be
less jeopardzed We only say that this dire state Of
Affairs may be avsrea It is chds play the which
events are now tending between the belgerents
The weekly the Banks made the Board Of
this morning. shows decrease in all items excepting
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The dividend will be that of the Bank of Louisiana
the 18th instant which will be folswed by the State Bank the
Citizens Bank bringing up the with Paixhan.
In bank shares there sales oday The most import
transaction closed this week has ben the sale of $4,000
xts bonds) Of the city issued and endorsed
railroads. which taken at 3d. Somehow
does Indicate that capitalists have high appreciate
of our local securities.
An association for insurance under the style of the
State Mutual Insurance Company progress
organization under favorable auspices The great
Of with the extension Of CITY, up
and rsarward appears require additional safeguards
protection in the way of insurance.
The old Orleans Company has been reorganzsd
the the mutual PLAN with subscribed capital
OO0 embracing strong sound and stauuch commercial
firms stockholders.
Statement of the Banks Of this City for the meek
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lite and courteous clerk, Mr.. John +. Douglas, 70
point out to them the superior inducements tne
racket offers to Travellers The John Walsh connects
It vicksborg with the New Orleans and jackson, at
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at ST. LOUIS with
tie Ohio and Mississippi Railroads for all Northern
and Eastern cities. Passengers can procure through
tickets for ali the Northern and Eastern cities, and
an Also - the plan Of The boat by applying to Mr.
q q Wayne agent Of tho line, corner If Camp street
AND Comunerc1al alley.
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Sbippil,g gnttuigtntt.

assasy N s, e ss si;si
Cleared Saturday.
steamship Mexico iai'0 LOT 'A.ss'''A anu Payne
Ship John 4 Albert Gorham for Boston, Jones dco
60 '-'p o'>'''' Mummy, Lulug eco
Adams Ays for Bosdsaus cammssa sasSss
French bark Jeune Albert Bondeles for St Louis and dee
Bark Dirigo' Young for cowes Market Jones eco
Brig Tanah Hans for Cardenas Goldeabow Lesparre
schr Suffolk, smith, for Mnatislan, via Vera Cruz,
Schr Phoenix, Lee, for Apalachicola, J A Mitchell
Arrived Saturday.
nae No arrivals from yesterday.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
schr Telemsque, from Vaudeville:
Schr Resolution, from Bay ST Louis.
Schr Liberty, from Bonfouca.
Schr Simon Gosin, from -.
Steamboats,.
W Baker, Smith, from Attakapas.
Florida Hopkins from Mobile.
h Yazoo Belle. Ewing. from Red River.
Towboat Anglo American Martin from the Passes-towed
City, brig John Baich and sehr ATtoga.te~broaght up
from Quarantine brig Allan Chapman.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Texas Wilson, from Indianola and Galveston to
C b Payne-lst dist.
Steamboats,. ."-.
Duncan Kenner Vincent from Bayou Sara
Gov Powell, Castillo, from Attakapas.
CD Jr Cottou from Quarantine Station.
n Strand DUES 9 from R saE RPs
Passengers
Per stea rslp Texas from Indaoa Galveston-K
Bradley lady Doyle Purifoy and servt Miss God
1tsS eff Rapsn sSsv Lord
Jones Atkins Temmison-l5 on dock
Per brig Allan Chapman, from Hayaua-4 passengers.
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1t will that the features appsrtan to the
workings the banks this last at this time with the
exception Of the coin movement The large decrease in
change balances last week has precedent in last with
large decrease in deposits The features attended this
movements in 1851
Exchange market rather quiet day The demand
the counter at the banks supported at non
the banks holding the latter figure Outside the
transactions from 4 Sixty days sight heavy at
which abou; the rates this time last Jear
There was some clear Sterling no. range
being from 10e lo999l0, and for remittance lp
1o9k Francs dull and inactive at 5ls 512h@5l0 The
financial position Of the Empire though good at last adj
vices. yet dealers are chary
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Exports.

INDIASoLA, AND GALVEsToN-steamship Mexico
46bbs -four 20 bbs whisky 40 bbs moaes 40 kegs butter 10
ties lard 80 bbs lard is cks bacon hhds sugar.
BosToN-Per ship Ashand-il5 bales cotton 2 bales hemp
30 bales cuttings 10 hhds tobacco Is bbls -four 5
1900 slaves 64 bds hides cotton gins pkgs mdse.
STLOuIS Nd G0REE-PeI bark Jrune Alber-I0l bales
1903 buds tobacco Is hf bbls beef 60OJ # lu
Der 5 bxs mdse.
HANANA-Per brig Taulah-manfes not TO be
APALACHICOLA-Per sehr Phoenfx-25 bbls -four bbls
oil 10 bbs whisky Dbl lard do porter hhds II bds
iron lead pipe els rope 20 balls haG do Irvine
wool hams sex coffee, boxes clare q do mdse Dbl
pecans.
BoSTON-Per ship John Aber-14 bales cotton 80 bales
81 hemp 20 do rags GAG bales hides g46 hides i
hds tobacco $40 pigs lead z95 bb ron bbls sugar casks
metal 1892 slaves,
COWES AND A MARkET-Per ship Sewa-;2Oo slaves,
6l9 hhds tobacco.
B0RDEAUX-Per ship Adams -10S 400 slaves.
COWES AND MARKET-Per bark Dirigo-19, O2O slaves
1853 hhds tobacco
| MINATITLAN VIA VERA CRUz-Per schr sufelk-3lo
bhls bb potatoes 10 bbs bread do sugar do 100
80 kegs lard lard Is do rice hf do 10 pkgs gin
eighth pipe candles powder
wine 20 orias do bbls
ale bAs cheese do liquors hf cks wine Is pkgs
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pss 0rlssns 4ailp Crescent,
n0EDAY xoRNTso. JULY II, 1859.
Him aatllIigsnts.

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81 - -----
casus ORR sc Es. = ~ IN, Il. -; IL
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04A 9elzAE- C1aEGen9s ne0 eaF
assavsls sascs eur iess - es-
sss 1s-n ~ escs go
8l6Haaher sincs oar lasG taue hAs bsen very
- sx,nsfsous II rein. Business on he
s.- 10. ~ ~ 1880. ,.,s,. ~ ~, hc,t.
~ ~ =. -. ..s,
- 49, ~ =. ~ q.
- 80 III. ,hcaxh il viii Be- seen that
= .. ,;s.c;,.,.,.rs remains.
- y. s.-s
wh5ce 49, gslevinS atef sevefai 49, y sAssssso
anlspA 1hs following arr re receipts o. the lead
~ afeuln Imported during ~ pat week: Cotton,
rpsa 80. !. Ts,aesco Ans heeeheeds Sugar. 476
$780, ~ IS j -, ast b.rr,,s E,onr
49, - :, = ~ ss,. ~ rsos
Ncg&, 1fD5 baIr i Bssf, s97 barrels Bacon, 1874
- 49, Ierd. s54 tiercea Botter as4
easS \ ~ ocls ,.v.. Is r.r,;r, 5on ,,;soss
sss. su,h;.ns 5000 49,. pS'
n. '..s-. -; ~. 80.
- ~ . = r. 80,
/. .',,...s !. s..sss..
~ u, So 80 & ~ 80.
:. - 80,
IS .ss s,,.,s.;
n. ss,sI 8 = ss1 sl1 ''.'s''
n, r.s ). .s-,... (. =. -, -. s. 49,,
81 ,sas
10. 49, .,.,. s 80, ~,
a, 4. q. b. "A. s. 1'''
-. ~. b. ~ "a - .n,.
- $3.50 :. II
- y ~ a = ~, :. o'u.'..
~ ~ Il. p X
-. - 60, s;rr
.-..s "a 49,
Is -. .,,.. .,.,r.a -, z.tr,.
"a D;,.. ss,,,a.s -s,,;al, LIN - sset
-. 1890. p,,t Wstson 4
.s.,..- rs,..,cr sy,opnd near
Ss ..s.sss 80 rr,.s j. sh,,v.rort ~ New
e,a r 4 ~ - y
rss ~ r,,,,. 1850 II Thnrssav last savs.
n. ,s,.r IN 49, IN i.cbes vrsteraav Ar the
sppsr q * = heard from, are rapidly on the
eecanes ssil tsse y plenty OF water to st. Paul,
III e 49,. I. W w . 49, os swo yes
~ f,r3sS,s srai,e and ia a. Pani heats have to
hks barges Business il remarkably dull, but can
~ fenain 90 long.
1he Louisville Journal Of the 7th says:
The river was still at stand last evening, with
~ elsns incaes wseef 10 tne canal Ane weather IS
hs ,eisrvsrh - lint the cargo If tbe steamer
IehiRh was damaged BY dre at St Louis yesterday.
Our Pittaburg dispatch reports rain there all day
JssseEoay
from tne Cinclnnal sGa1ette q Inursday last we
s1sfsct sne lollowl0g
Mas ygssetasy 49, Vail Z. ana Pieasant
1870, m rivsr onnosite III nnrt Iast evenn1
~ stationary With fully feet water in the channel
hence 70 Louisville Above this port the river is fall
saely, WIZ t ~ wa.es atgg AZ
Indii,r Yesterday. bnsness was rather brisk. The
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cArrLE nARK ET.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 9. 1859.
The srke, ia bare Of Hogs the supply of Cattle remain
ample and prices easy favor of purchasers We
PRICES.
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IMPORTS.

HAyANA-Per brig Allan Chapman-425 boxes cheese Is
bales tobacco Passani6 do cases cigars Costa &co do
Wichard-27 do Valls-8 do Pras-3 do J Domingo
Is do Masich do 200 bales Caballaro Basualdo-lot
cigars Pratrsao0 bbs do Borno Bros do case do Mer.
cetc-a do Paggio Tiosca jr3 do Maenozzo3 pipes
Pras Puol 1col9 sxeemeas to Troisgros-3S
bales tobacco Guma3 pkgs mdse Cruzat22 bue tobpcco
q Garca-and sundries TO order.
RINDIANOLA AND GALyEST0N-Per steamship Texas
81 bales Perkins &co25 Bradley Wilson, co do
j Person &co5S bead cattle Inbau Mehle-sundres to w
Violet &coTrauche l. Daniel-C Gaines kco-Feowes
&co-Payne Harsonand sundries to orde-fota Is bales
cotton.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
MANDEyILLE-Per schr Telemaque-T0O bbls charcoal to
order.
ST LOUIS-Per schr Resoution-30 cords of wood
order.
BONFoUCA-Per schr Liberty-35 900 bricks to order.
Per sclr Simon Goslin-ot of moss
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yICKsBURG PACKETS.
- UNITED STATES TkI- r.
lmAAlksaS WEEKLY MAIL LINE SRRiSt
xsszs@zzssssEs.k TO yICKsB URG. ssssaa56

~ UNIFIED STATES TkI- r.
lE4AlkfSs WEEKLY MAIL LINE g9RtSt&S
TO vICKSBURG. s@4a5EzA
TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
s. Apologize will leave for Donaldsonve Paquemne, Baton
Adams Natchez Waterproof, Rodney 81. Joseph, Grand
Gulf Wsrrenton and Ficksburg, EVERY TUESDAY at
o'c ock p. N.
The Grand connects vicksburp
drop and will take freight for all landings the YaIoo river
NJ high as Greenwood.
Lea YES on THURSDAY at5P NJ.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Vicksburg, Captain
j. NJ White, MASTER will leave for Grand Lake Donaldson
Vile Plaluenine Baton Rouge, Psrt Hudson Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof, Rod
ney St Joseph Grand Gulf Wsrenton, vi ksburg Mlliksns
Bend Lake Providence Stacks Island L ndng skpwiths
ton, Landing and Point Worhngton every TIL URs
DAY, at5P VI.
The steamer vlcksburg freight Yazoo River
| be reshipped steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves SA1u RDA Y, at Pm.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Lucy HOlcombe,
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Adams Nachez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph
Grasd Gulf Warenton and Vicksbprg every SATURDAY,
at 5 P. NJ
The Natchez connects ct yicksburg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for NIL landings the Yazoo River
splendid passenger Will
their regular days. without fall the honr appointed Az
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
| sttended to.
These boats will responsible any pack sse
containing money jegery other yauabe unless regular
freight pa any vauabes deposited with the clerk
| by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
| j. j. PERSON co,
4
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Recelpts OF Froduce.

tkeCekQG8 OF Il EOOuC6s
VICKSBURG-Per steamer Grand Duke-25 bales cotton to
Payne Harrison-25 Person &co6 Connolly Champn
Ill Bradley, Wilson &co-lO Davis jenkins &co9 D X Car
roll kco-7 Hughes, Hyesed &co-6 Nugent &co-5 Roch
ford, Brown &co3 Ably Catchng-2 Thornhill kcol Bar
&coot fruit potatoes and sundes TO order-Tota 1872
bales cotton.
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer G D Jr-35 hhds
sugar Kohn-S4 bbls sacks
Ttus-l2 bxsmdse Geo Urquhar-lU Gallagher, Wales
co-snndres to order.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Morning Light-1l bales cot
Logan Soniat Claborne-5 bales Lord-sun
dries to order.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner-35 bbls
molasses Mitenberger &coll do to Burbridge Eco
sundries order-Total l6 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gov Powe-6 hhds sugar 81 bbls
olases ob Charpantier25 hhds IL bbls moasses
eanne Quertier &col3 hds bb1s moasses Slaug
ter, Smith &McRae-4l hhds G Maranneaux &colU7
hides sundes order-Total sc hhd sugar IS bbls
asses
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer A W Bakeries bbls moasses
TO Gordon Castio-S hhds TO A g Mafronnenux5
hhds Jeannet Quertier &col do West Where &co6
hides acrux-l h Dbl and sundres orderTotal 81
hhds sugar 1873 bbls moasses.
sHREyEPoRT-Per steamer Yazoo Belief csks bacon $
Kenp-3 bales G Cummings &co-lS do wool Lewis
Ogesby-sundries to order-Tota 5 bales cotton.
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~ Us. MAIL LINE. FOn aTrAna
n= BAYOU SARA NAIL COMPANY.
&zs FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

Steamer D. F. KENEER Captain Vincent, leaves New Or
leans Bayou and the Coast Sunday Wednesday
and Friday At 9 O'Clock.
The freight packet CROSSE TETE leaves New Orleans
every Monday and Friday at 5-P. NJ.
j. A. GOTTEN Agent,
No. Tchouptoulas st.
MA clerk ALWAYS the Leves to receive freight for
the above boats je6 Ans
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ats T. M.
ST. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
. ~. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNECTIN9A AT
lmuRH Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. Louis
A.A with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular PACK City of phls, Jas
Kerr MASTER will leave for ST. Louis aud all inersmdl
landing, above For freight through tickets to all
points, North, East West, apply on board. ~
Passengers and shippers can rely on the punctuAy
this steamer.
~ No berth cons idered engaged until paid for.
e- plan of the cabin and staerooms secured
by the Companys Office 81 Camp street, Of
yIRGINUs C. DENTzEL,
a Advertising Agent.