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A CA r D.

a ga II u.
MRS. RHNNETT would invite the citizens of Al
Ill exandria and vicinity to call at her ROOM No.
10, Fulton House, and examine her Oil Paintings,
Wax Flowers, and Hair Flowers. She will put up
elegant Boquets for Par'or Ornaments; also, Bri.
dal Wreaths, and Party Head Dresses. Her Hair
Work is u beautiful method Of preserving famiIy
hair, and also very fine head dresses of hair. By
way Of reference she will mention few Of her IA.
irons at her former places ofresidenec, Lockport
and Niagara Falls, N. T.,
DR.. Gould and Lady, Mr.. Lamont and Lady, Mr..
Buck and Lady, Rev. n Smell and Lady. Nessrs
Cryser 4 Breyfogle. Merchants, and others.
IF Mrs BESNETT viii give instruction. in
'ae Afs' kcv1-H
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/ NEGROES FOR SALE. 4
MOSELY & SPRAGINS.

SSAAA4 W MA AVA AAxSOs
FROM " OR TIL ALABAMA.
HAVING determined to establis a permanent
IL SLAVE DEPOT in Alexandra, La.
will keep on hand during the season select and,
assorted LOT OF NEGROES, consisting of able.
bodied Field Hands, likely Boys, Girls, Women,
&c. They invite those wishing to buy No. L
Negroes, to call and examine for themselves.
Y NR.SPRAGINS will remain on the Yard always
ready to wait upon purchasers and those wishing
to examine their Slaves-while MIR. M0SELY has
returned to Alabama for the purpose OF sending on
additional supplies from time to time as tile de-.
mand of this market may require.
eY MeSsrs. H. y s. have been trading in the
Mississippi marketfor number Of yeavs-and can
give the most satisfactory New Orleans references
as to their responsibility and character, such as
Brady, Wilson 4 Co., SO. Nelson s. Co., and
others.
Alexandria, Nov. l6, ls5s-Sm
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Nruflssiullal Car05.
LAW NOTICE.

ERCER CANFlELD, ATTORNEY AND Couxsxl
W Or At LAW, AND NOTARY Public, will pract,c-
III his profession in this and the adjoining Pa.
rlshes. Office on second street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey' + store.
oih;e 1T Alexandria, La. apl3.
j. ORsDORN. w. SHROPSHIRE.
Orsb0rn & Shropshire,
Attorneys and COunsellOrs at LAW
WLLpractice their profession in this and the
adjoining Parishes.
Office in Alexandria, next Door 10 the Post
o'lce. misty.
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nylanguage per month, one lesson per day 20 90
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IN. B.-Any one paying $500 ut one time can At.
tend to any or all branches taughtn the College n
he may wish.
49, STOCK.
It the citizens of Louisiana and the South will
snbscribcas literally to this home institution which
viii be under their own control, as they always
have to distant institutions the Commercial Acri.
cultural and Mechanical departments may easily be
placed on firm basis, to stand for ages, and have
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away with sectional fanaticism. 1t is the right Of
all TO have an education to support themselves.
and it is The interest Of the public to give it, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational enter
prise at home.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED pr THE LEGISLATURE.
J. J. Person, w. c. G. Claiborne,
Antoine Cariere, J. B. Steel.
Cornelius Felowes, Rufus Dolbear.
The Stockholders elect annually five others.
This Board to have entire control and make III
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Subscribers can take amount out In tuition.
e8- The city is perfectly healthy, and studsnA
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Of three OF more and begin together for tie sape
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Oct, S-2m. President
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500 REWARD.
pANAWAY from the subscribers, on the l7sA
~ day Of September last, a negro man named
O. NORRIS, abolte6 feet or inches high,
Of dark mulatto color, and is easily identified
- BY his upper fallen eye-lids.
Also, at the same time, young woman 4
named JUDE, about II years OF age, and r
perhaps the same color as Morris. She Is II
rather benny in her appearance, and it is probable
she would attract the attention Of certain class
Of amateurs. She is no doubt harborcd 10 Ale1.
andria, OF near that place.
will give sSofo the delivery ofboth to me, q
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~! succession Of sTATEor LOUISIANA,
III Damerell, deed District Court,
No. $3.50. PARISH or RAr,ora
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it NAV con
~ cern, to show cause within ten days from
the date hereof, why the Tableau presented BY
the Administrator SHOULD not be approved and
homologated
Clerks Office, Alexandra. the 18th day Of Noven.
Der 1859.
By order Of the Court,
Nov ss-loa n, X. ARlAf, Oefa.
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w Orleans aay Crescent saaaay aprn @etober TO- 1859

higher rates than corresponding with the dcas Of capitalists
there sales effected.
The grand ulcrum Of the eat trade Of city, Exchange
to-day the attractive point OF an ion Advcss firm Nav
York Of yesterday Of very dull market in foreign bills
with many Ste ling bills being held for want oil buyers
at decline Of sending good bills down to IVsAeS
Ito 10 that Market had It's effect causing
clear Sterling to be 1874 and making the range
Of quotations lGe@1oa Dealers very shy soou pa
ing over the best Of signatures win doe-
men. bills goving 1850 osH making the range OF
these bills from lU7a@s though some favor or kno-n
names command lOss9losk In Francs corresponding
heaypess prevailed with few sales on Paris drecta
ISL; with remittance rates at 56a@ 53A and covering all
kinds we bave to quote the OF the market from 122@
a, nm TO 5l6 There decline established in dome site
or iulsnd exchange act has been steady and for
Iengtbened period thst it is difficult for drawers
10 figures below We the asking in New
York at two banks ~ and the rates at most of the others
an III prem Outside the rates ranged from sS6 discount
to par Five days sight Tot dis ten days sight At dis
sixty days lss2 fsc dis with sales Of factory bills
Boston IL c,. dis, and two ether sales of xty New
York at * dis which do recognise quotation this
evening" The market we'll supplied and close, heavy
abndanily Supplied must he cotton factors
meet TIE views of would he buyers Of the staple.
Condition of the Banks of Nt,c Orleans on Satur-
dau the Sfh October, 1859.
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Yfbp @rltans Montu glarhst.
c.nscEsr orrlcn, No. 70 Camp stree

CKRsCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Night, Oct. s, 1859.
Another week OF propiious and almost unexampled dry
weather for the closing propous for the receiving Of
large mpoations of propious branch
agricultural pursuits and of nature In
the other product The receipts Of cot
the largest scale imaginable being In Of
previous fall only about four half Tct above fall
the 1885, Predicting assuming the quantity to be
part ls5960 millions of bales
Monday be In receipt of nearly oneeghh Of the
quantity The basis for general and
dnancias approaching imposing extension and the bust
Of the opening under the strongest
theess be disguised that the foreign intelligence
ceved the weeks comprises features that would be
nnwse take into far relates anoth
good prices for great staple that is prices
which ruled one year ago. say l29l2Ac for Miidlipg
is b dregardsd that the of affairs In China
unpromsng adverse the cotton trade In fact The
troubles between England France and China
will have effect cotsn aud the aprlcs thereof than
war the Continent Of Europe.
cotton this week reach bales against
bales the corresponding week last though Saur
the Hst week of October last The sales were 600
bales-today ney havs only 1900 bales The Canadas
influence, which attended with large
in Sterling Exchange and stieuing freight There will be
supply Of clean cotton the market next week. aud
the market will doubt resume its wonted activity As for
of dirt aud sand coming under the denoin alton of
Ordinary cotton and lowed by immense wegat of the
pective bales 1t will SELL We learn, however, that more
pains and attention paid by planters to the
cleaning and billing of their pckinss 10 the meantime
e and extensive merchants and BROKERS' calling
Of all engaged In the cotton trade to be held at the
Chumber Of Commerce on Tuesday evening" the 18th inst
general trade the wholesale jobbing dry goods
res hardware there has been remarkable acv
iy fact have been slack routine with dealers In
many brancheswh foe fresh and large stocks Of merchan
s-compning stasnancy and duness Cotton planters
engaged home think of visiting the city this
The embargo Of low also prevents
with the interior off from the river Mississpp
therefore, there business at this moment
the corresponding time last In the local retail trad there
IS little anIm perceyabe There has been, however,
some improvement during the week.
The position money market has been steady Rates of
interest without variation. There have been daily increa
Ing oa discounts with the several banks They
have been promptly under fair Incomes at most OF the
han general condition Of the banks enables ihsm to
all legitimate business requests which will so ar rs
Change transactions involved be daily increased for some
time The Of bills declining to rates
that will induce freely without ncurring risk
from paying too much and selling az too little.
The weekly return the banks to the Board of Currency this
Tuorn ~. fall, Cl,a
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gits-l6 Coleman Briton Withers-22do i I Person Sc,s
Foley Avery 6eo-6 U Cummings &cD-4 do prtchard i
No~sr-a seernsss Ilonelan &eos Walker Snider-7 Ii
May Sco hn donicaics Peet, Smms &c IA hhis rbh
smith-snndrles TO ordsr-Toal 1884 bales cotton
Gamer indianea-2s bb. 40 half do al.
IGPoolt-24b plows 20 bbls points Hawkins
bbs whisky Jas Connolly tco-26i do Gregor AcoD do
May &co.Warke,s. Mass &cnt do vinegar w Wright
dcocl6d do Grief Byrnes sco-ss bbis lard
smith &coIla rolls lea her l. MaNn-3 kns butter 90
boxes cheese Schneider Wse-sundres o order. ~ Wv
LoutSvILLE-Pcr steamer II Fairchd-49 hhds tobacco
and sundries order. ~N"Seo
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sUaAR....T There good demand gain, with sales OF
about $50 hds at finn prices. Fully Fair Primo 74p7kc.
an.
MOLASSEs.. There little sfering the Levee
and we heard of transactions of any consequence.
FLOUR. The market quiet Int still rmer, holders
generally asking S. 50s5 rs q Dbl for superGue Tho
included about 1000 bh OF which AZ super6ne in ots
and 375 Extra at =, and 100 Extra at Sd IS n boil.
The prncp sales of Corn l67 sacks White
81 ls AID 2f5 New at Soc. y bushel OF Oats l76
St. Louis sold &c., l0 two three lots 5S $40
6Oc p buhe The sales Bran included 81
p 100 h. or Wheat lis sacks Red taken at sal5 q
bushei.
PROVISIONS. There good retail demand for Pork
at SIS 30 q Dbl for Mess. OF Bacon 20 casks Shoulders
sold S3ac a b. In Lard n7thng Of any done.
COFFEE. The sales confined to leo bags at l2sc.
an.
WHISKY. $50 bbls. Rectded sold at 29c p gallon
FREIGHTs noticed ship taken for Genoa private
terms Vessels the berth still filing with Colt
at 9,l6d. for Liverpool, and Isc. 70: Havre.
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s o'nkei' me merchant and the fpancier, views
nature the workings Of banking system We cali a,,sn
ton to tbs uniformity the sieadoess the regularity 81 m.
banking system of Louisiana. Oberys that the erkn ~
oaaks correspond Ia the several items dencay twelve
months We have space this time 10 extsnd onr
marks specially on our hanktny system.
Thers were no movemen in Stocks to-day There were
some 8oeds OF The jackson Railroad and the opeous RAILROAD
tcpnssrucon Bnds Ia thu hands Of BOXERS but being held
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The receipts at all The since the Is september
up this evening 35 1873 bales against 26 GIG bales for
the time year The receipts Mobile the week
up night 228 bales against IL 1873 bales last
We should infer from these receipts that the bottom lands
Alabama turning out something than average
NEW ORLEANS Oct 4, 1859.
Sir Tie existence Of abuses in connection
the cotton trade of New Orleans which have gradually
grave character make it ncumbsn the ship
pers devise resiy evil
the merchants Of New Orleans and others ed with
therefore proposed the
into consideration and for that pnncua attend
requested Tuesday the lh in h at O'Clock p NJ
Chamber Of Commerce. s, Camp street,
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John j Roc, Ieavenworth, from st Louis
Crosse Teie, Vincent. from Bayou Sara
California Myers, from Mobile
e II Fairchill, Faucet, from Louisville
Nebraska, Irwin, from Memphis
II Kimbali Wright from y W Pass.
Indianola, Rousseau from Ptsburg
Towboat Junius Beebe Andrews from the
and to the 9Th inst. sps Redwood and Pc omuc
and hr Red brought up ships Nesmith Nathu'i
Thompson, and Jos Fish.
Towbost Enoch Train Selleck from the w Pass
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baak purchased hundred and fifty thousand
dollars Of coin AID baos which ads to the basis There have
been some calls for for the Of duties at the Gus
toms We weekly increase of exchange balances
or months to come Last year this time of prom
nent nks importing gold IT will pay this
particularly If 1t is drawn out through the mod
OF exchange dealers aud tho Treasury Department.
erred 10 the Government boxes Of the Assistant Urea
| surer.
as oosng figures denote the changes in the bank
i Itaeht Tor the hrst week October last wear
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Per steamship Tennessee-G Booth, s Hart Masters 4
Victor Mr. and Mrs Victor, Miss Fanny Bruce, 6avar
Jon-s and ,dy child aud .ervn Miss Jones' Dumas
Grexef Hubbard wife child and Mrs Soulhwood Chas
Moieyre. Il Dele dem.r. v, gels Mrs Peases prr
ter Yrs and Miss REYNOLDS Bren, VIM shepard oer5n
Souhwood md wife ennie Chas Holpepe Mi Meyer,
Gvens, Belnyer. ], u I Frank, Wheeler, Poharr
Little and wife, NJ krinele-3D in Storage.
Per sea nshp Mexico from Indanola Galvestonor-
dau and lady and svts Miss Smith, and lady
Mrs Catnes 2ehilnn AMI tvs Jordan, Ea,man Smith, 81
john Mills Sherwoos McCanley Brashesr Olphan Sharp
Grumpy, Meghe Davis, Gen nuner, Stevens, Bush-l5
deck
Per steamship Gen Rusk from Galveston and Sabine
Mira Hnise, Miss GALLAGHER Messrs Sebu Phillips, Bunnel
D W Conover and on deck negro
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| Conslgnees.
NEW YoRK-Per ship c Nesnih-H G steson .sco- chas
syrae-s soore see-aes \ sniser--I Block &coBrngg
s,sSar HASH seansa-o sioeS nl%. &c aso
.fs s-ss
9s S k GH.s0s No.
asogS
Rs ty sS s,S
~ Wright AsGmc rs Y, Aymsro"s FWe Iafofss
Block &eos Grtishtou- ssme &eoN Grand Rco
ss:s s, ssff.a sss
s& hnna.y soS Fe.ea
X n-Sosh
Eaton Bssgton scorBnekner stanton 4Newma-No J.
sSa so aso5
ss ssss ssso
%oy xVa
Dayd-A Brousseau kco-A Grief tco-Jon stroud ECO
W BsTard@woesie ( Mucr-A McLauen@J Psfso%
SSMJ Boyd nn Ss0 RAJ s rs so
u AsoMsngonery sni,hmsmi' cogpe, &eoF
s, s / cob6-snd order
NEW YoRKEPsr steam,hp Tennsssee--A Gaesnard-A
Ss.gsS VI, ma s'
Fs4n
rs5,o n ss.s%o sss Gs sso
&c sgSmc ssasan Carroll
Se Blum Fr41Eb Evans1D4ssoa Sse@p hai
sssa sH ss
sssa a'if@a
1Fgs5 ss a sso Jonas Gs"noy .s
HsdyJ Kobs S Ss5a. y9sfs 95l llar syns
Soss-k
Ha NG?ys Wts s
scovii MeddT Bianchart@Tnrnel
ss Moffa ssisfssoa jssRa #"y
knWSgP seoN A9ge.
SseS Desas}i ssss
aE 6 E Hs
xegF Rno sa .,
G Fedisk &coNd t"saI'a sa-a
ufsserGoGd5Ifh IsszG,aH;l Js'issa v gar1sF-lo
FreesN Mon,ross-Norh. l,ahil Sca-Pollnfd Putnam
Gea HARRISON heoP BossanP HAYES h Msei
M tn ssoR GeG Lnnse sE h?ss,
-Roschford Brown kco-Payan carhar!-H Hedden-and
w McCr aeken-Thompson 4 BarnesEj Hat aeo--w i
Surgeon
afs T9ysFrTs9, Es
ksmp5Whe,ss Grigs, kfoaL Phillip; %eo-P LEW
"sysy
ford Brown &so-Mrs targel,-J Lur sceMusc & Bro
esfsas ;s Wfscs Es
Nv Grams leoSc Gaines Seowa1kins
Wheserntssbs &co-smh, johnson Seofayan CarIbrt
s%h.S Mo[rsH Sse Saa,1T s%iihAa G!s%s
son asssis AesNenoon asoT Baily sIsSsh.!a MT
aalara-J ,,rassan-J j HabbardJ Moore &co-a iroen
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
UPPER MIssIssIPPI
kSa arsAh ROUTE 'A' laR
FOR all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

U X I'm a ~ ID E STU
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERs will leave New Orleans follows:
Amper1aI Capt. @. q. Roger
Aug. 80. Sept. 10. Oct. 9 ard 20, Nov. IS.
). q. SVEN Capt. Isaac II. Jouos
Sept. and Il, Oct. II and 81. Nov. 20.
A1' - gay Capt. Bart B wen
Sept and %, Oct IL, Nov. 2 and "a.
New Falls City,. Capt j, B. Wood,
Aug 10, Sept. and IS, Oct. Is, Nov. and "a.
' ''.....'.,...... Capt Geo. Tayof
aug Is, Sept and q, Oct. II, Nov. and 26.
AAa"athn f. F. DIX
Aug 70, Sept Sand 20, Oct. 10, Nov. and %.
City OF Memphis. Capt W. ). Kount,
Aug. ~, sopt II, ocr. and II, Nov. 10 and 80.
.Cnpt. Jno. Kinefelter
Aug "a Sept 49, Oct, Band %, New. L.
Waii' IVA. n&cfrison Capt Jno. N. Botr ger
Aug. 26, Sept Is, Oct. s and IS Nov, II,
Capt; Z. b. Moore
Aug. q, Seps II, Oct. and u, Nov. l6.
Passengers rey upon the wing advertised sn
making DIRECT connections at
yICXsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
IILINo S CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT st. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
aTICKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale at this Office
Fare Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUrEl
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
ssrRAlLRoAp LINE PAcKETs,-es
No. 81 Camp street,
oIrf sSIRf' q. ' %aSsR, f''''
Jr. ALLEN, @s'''
Ew. GOULD Superintendent iA' es NV. Il
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CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY, Oct g. 1889.
Saturday 80 fine Western Beeves Texas Cattle
$50 Hogs A5 Mch Cows and i7s sheep About 600 Hogs IS
Western Cattle, go Sheep IS Mich Cows good
Texas Beef and Veal Cattle remain sale The market
pretty active.
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Sgipping gnteIligtntt.
CREscENr OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street,
Monday Morning, October 10, 1859,

Steamship Texas Wilson, for Galveston and Indianola.
Harris
Baaduc
Ship Excelsior, Mitchell, for Ciyta vecchia SPAIN,
n G jenkins acc
Mexican schr Bnlisnte. Bssta, for Csmpeachy.
sFernaniea Acc
schr Mary Ellen, Mott, for Pensacola, 0yet;on dec
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Leaves THURSDAY, October 18th, at5P.M
81. louis, i;niro ard New Olaan2 Railrnad Lima

Leaves THURSDAY, October 18th, att P NJ
ST. Louis, Cairo aud New Orleans Railroad Line.
,-HsT A. FOR ST. I.OUIs.-CoENECTING AT
iER4tk,I Cairo with the Illinois Central st. Lout
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Tte
regular passenger packet steamer Edward j. Gay, Bart
master will leave tor st. Louis all inereuldi.
ate landing. above For freight through tickets ali
points, North East or West, apply on board.
H- Passengers shippers rely the punctuality
this steamer.
MS- No berth considered engaged until paid for
R- plan of the cabin and staterooms
by applying at the ConpAnys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Pla
The above steamer will take light for Memphis vick..
burg Matches aud all the Bends and pay strict
to all way plantation business
yIRG1NUs G. DENTZEL,
OF Advertising AGant
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INDIANOI.A AND GALvESToN-Per steamship Texas
bhs -four 10 casks bacon 100 seeks coffee 10 has
sugar bills oil rs bxs mdse.
NATAGGRDA BAY--Per Steamship Roht Waterman
bbs fou II bbls molases hams hhds sear 10 bbs
whisky ties hams and sundres.
GIvlTA vECGHIA-Per ship Excelsior-66 hhds tobacco
300
CAMPEACHY-Per schr Brlliante-4O4 bbls -four 81 erce
lard 3 kegs butter aud suudrie.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Mary Ell n--5sO sacks corn 20 do
coffee III bbs flour 30 bbs Hour BIZ molasses bbs
10 do ~ coils casks bucou hh
sugar piece. baggng tes rice 40 cases mdse,
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Ihornh &s Sc Coleman Bti,ton Wi5hsrs 800 Carroll
aE Sa WITCH 1s1
rlsss Fe
vsy s SS ass IT.
Msenss a
maqs nsasav snG Sn os
vasfs 5sy ssis&ss
ariison 2ceg CUNNING a %nseen
IN Ae9l7 Knsx Mggpsml6 Groves dssls d Lane
fHssss Low
brse
~ Boyd &e'' Farley 'afe' deoT0'a $3.50 bales cotton
Foster-od do Clark Mosby hco-O0 ds Perdreauylls Bros
10. do Jas Connolly &cosvO O2 bbls pork bbs aroi
s S ogy SSsEy S % ss, Hs1
sy II Fl; hs nj.
do sever@iT pkps mdss Schneider wisses do Leehner
Ss Ss oa as
& as s sss sS a. s
BF Lopeich dcool do \ Short keol do % bxs boxs
Hsr Id 70 srdsl
su4ou D,''' s0's.n ~ l.u'
1T steamer New u1c'e sans bbls apples II
onions DEL B9ndoDo Dies snndriss Graham Boyle.lg0
s sPs
Bsus do to Srdewo sbls flour jas GSnno do
ssl
apes bales
S9fs pa.xs Pfc sDn
aPs1s Suia1p s spp,
aafrs-5s ssss Carroll FIX &eoS DO PlssRsrd
Graves Scosa no wi,,;ams GcooS ~ " F
&ee-ss nelson Sso-2 ieSerch Eco, ssa
Bradley Wilson as s John vat, Sso
aeo Rochors Battle Nobo n
Connsly deo-N Hewitt Norton &eol6 Jno / i.esS-l2 r
Beocq Noblom 6co-s Warren, Gilmore &eo2l Wright
AspS Baeknsr Stanton Neyman-6 sure Harrison eco
1rr, , ,n,,r Co.,. 10,
WINSTON, Morrison aaS-ss &senvosd-s Raehord
Brown ao6 JGhn Watt seow wW s sSery CAM
y fy;ps Vance %fsIos Filth Sssss Sos &ss
Gsfs
mose Gin 70 So
QUARANTINE sTATIoS--pst steamer Empire Parish
dries to order
Carroll &coss Wright Allensi lyme, Vance aeo 10
sy nSMfss sss .ss5
I,sl,esa Soss% Ses-ls dssr;sS SEES Misa p
ssssy Hal ina. susss ssrlos WssqsFsa ,
& sos rope JONI i .s1 ep hi n o.. ~ 80
@ " ave- o"ie' so'toh III mus
'usa
FORT ADAMSPer steamer W Burtonl55 bales cotton to
Payne Harrison-l25 Thompson-98 ID Kelly &co--96
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Leaves on TUESDAY, October lMh, At 81. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
H~ FOR ST. LOUIS.--CuNNEOTING Al
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and nj ST. Louii
with the Ohio and Mississippi RalroadThe due
regular passenger packet New Uncle Sam, j. Ed.
ngomery master, will leave for ST. Louis and all nterme
date landings above For freight apply
s Passengers and shippers rely the punctaAlsy
this steamer
ks-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
e-A plan of the cabin be and
by applying at the Companys Oce I'll Camp street:
Commercial Place.
A8-The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat.
chez Vcksbug, and al the Bends and will pay sict stten
ton 10 all way and plantation business.
vIRGINIUS G nENTZEI.,
CO Advertising Agent