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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JEWELkY, JEWELRyu


T%s9 eda valuable Stock of Goods consisting of
sSNSsss- jEwELRY, &c.,
would specially sDlc share of the public
Those who are anxious to buy good article of Jewelry,
will consult their interest by giving a call,
bonnI to give them good bargains or none
~ am now occupying part of Mr.. Kesselri ng's
Boot II Shoe store, where may be found during all
Clocks, Watches and Jewelrx repaired at the same es
tsGshment on short notice and in superior manner
liillsdale, Feb 4. 1889 3m G.CLlZBE.
R. =. .NARNUM.
DEALERIN DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS AND STA
tionarS Prints, Oils Groceries, Perfumery, Jewoiry,
No. ., Commercial Block, Jonesvillc, Mich.
MITCHELL, wALDRON.N ~ co.
EXCIANGE AND BANKING oFFIcE-oFFicE IN
Waldron's Block
CT. MITCHELL, HENRY wALDRoN, JOHN p. COOK.
FRANK GRIDIEY.
WITH MEAD CO.. WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND
Commission Merchcnants. No. AZ, waterstreci, New
FnrDEnrcK MEAD, rootIs'57l HENRY W. MEAD.
SAMUEL RUSSELL.
SUCCESSOR To RUSSELL n LIVINGSTON DEALER
All kinds Of farm Producotakon for Goodsat Cash pri
lIillsdalc. Mich. Oct. 1S ~.
:. HEMINGWAY.
HoMEopArU PHYSICIAN IAN SURGEON. OF:
hce aud Eesidence, west side Main street corner oi
Main and Waldron. mav2""S
HAS RETURNED TO ms nIn QUARTERS, WITH
Tudge wilson. (ovcr K"cfer's Clothing Stcr"l whore
he will be happy 20 receive his share of public natron-
age fcbl6'5S
EyERETT ,S son.
once - ndcrwoods nIoct-2i Storv win attend
to all calls Of his profession, both night and dav-
- TREN'U ~ PARSONS.
physicians ANn OFFICE FIRST DOOR
hrs, door eouth or oR"" "" Frcnc's residence on
Bacon s,rcot ,"s1 Of Strnn''s ''otc'. t"r"l
Sr,CY n rnNV'vDS.
ATTORNEYS tvn CorNSrlIoPS At LAW ANn
Solicitors in Charc'ry -oN'o upstairs IN h'''"''A
'', c., STACY. s.rpwArrS
~. y. "V,TT.
ATTORNEY tNn "oUNSEHCE At Law tNh So
lritoriu 'r'n'e"v. os"" in fos'"i kSB'orr .''i''
GEO. ", IL NlHAnn.
Nr"pRNEY NND cprNSNLloR NT Law \Ap So
li,irrin hrrrrry. Pom"t "frntion mid '",'cn'
,rn 'olor ring ci'ius in every part OF the Siaie
lice over Mt : Drue store. "'ll"
niCKE"sON ~ KacN.
ATTORNEYS At INWNNp S"hClTuES ~ CHAN
cory, Hillsd,lo. Nirni,,n. wil attend r'omrl I"
Al kius Of G;ol h9~s. oryw4r," GI i" the H''''
cHRIsrorHGR J nrrErnS'N, tzE' / kolN
a. :. ~rDW%.
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Soriai ~ Fire ,a' 49,. v,w ro,,o - Life In,ur"n"c
co,nraoto.. "r,'ta w,'''"r'. rl"s' ESQ
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

TIE EGG IN The BOTTLE. The Lon
don Field explains the mystery Of an egg
in bottle, which has often puzzled people.
This is how it got there:
"Takc good sound egg, place in strong
vinegar and allow il TO rciUain twelve
hours. 1t will then become soft aud elias.
TIC. In this state it can be squeezed in a
tolclably wide mouthed bottle; when it
must be covered with water having some
soda in it, In few hours this prcpara.
ton will restore the egg nearlyto its orr
ginal solidity, after which the liquid sho'd
be poured of and the bottle dried
You need not tell any one that tho hen
laid it there while in soft state. Leave
the puzzled to guess that
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

AN AsprRATIox-"Sally, I've got Il
swectbcarl; such nice young man! He's
in profession"
"Oh, Jemima. Don't use such wicked
words"
ut au't wicked word at all, Sally;
its business"
Business, Jemima, what bu,ircss"
Guess, Sally, what it is; it begins with
ho'
~ know, Jcmima; its a horoffer"
NO, it amt, though; its something
much better than horsitfer."
"Thcn it is horange-mcrchant. That's
it, Jcmima"
ooh, you hateful thing to think of
anything 50 vulgar. He's koctionccr"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

on board ready to accommodate passengers 10 ruoms
Gladiator for 81. Louis-The Railroad Paekes
today,-Tbis regular, elegant and swiftrunnfnx -
senger packet, Capt. KlinefeIter, commander. WIN
back ont Of her berth 1t the upper LANDING ii
O'Clock this evening for Cairo aud st. Louis connect
Ing at the former with the Illinois Central, and At tls
latter With the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, for ill
Northern and Eastern cities. We assure travellers
that the Gladiator is in every respect star packet
which her connection with the great Railroad Line
alone sufficiently testiAes.
ine Gladator's cabin is model Of beauty, her
A'a'e.fooms iaFge and convenient, and her general
sppo.ntmenn o. very superior order. In point Of
1pe.a' soe NOT 70 be beaten, while the wellknown
aoi'''y Oh nef omeen and her own inherent staunch-
ness essaoiisnes her reputation for safety. Nj.
Donrman IS the efhcient clerk Of the Gladiator.
Through tickets 70 any Of The Northern or Eastern
cities may be procured Of Capt Clifford @. W.ync.
and plan Of the boat be seen It tbe ofce ~ ~
line, corner Of Camp street and Commercial xIIey.
Remember the great Railroad packet iii, eveniuo.
ST. Nicholas for 81. Louis today,-Ne,rfsnta,
Lne.-The large and beautiful passenger packet a.
Nicholas, Capt Oliver Il. McMilen, commando. and
Capt Ben N. Cline, clerk, leaves at s O'Clock thia
evening as above. The St. Nicholas i one Of tia
finest Of the Merchants Line Of packets, and l. a.
elegant staunch and very excellent passenger steam
er. Her cabin is large and beautifully fitted 10.
aud her general passenger accommodations are al.
surpassed. Her officers are gentlemen Of ability, end
those Of them who naturally come into direct com
munication, will be found to be as courteous and ~
commodatng as they efficient in the discharge Of
their official duties. Remember the St. Nicholas to.
day. .--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

The exchange market was firm though there were
reported sales of bank checks on New York at dis.
which would be an advance. Not having seen the
figures we cannot call it a quotabe figure no more
than li@l2 dis for sixty days sight can be called
quotations The counter rate for checks was dis,
Outside 7-lG0l1 dis Sixty days sight la0lls to II
dis. Sterling was firm at loS}0elO9. The banks
which were selling asked 1893, and sold at that.
Bills with documents lOs0lOss. The bar obstruc-
tons are going to have some effect on cotton ey-
changes. Francs are scarce few offering and few to
be had, unless at an advance. We quote on Paris
direct 5 l7!M5 Is aud extremes, which includes
on other points 2l40l5 30.
In stocks to-day, negotiations through one party,
which have been going forward, were brought to
close resulting in the sales of lao shares Southern
Bank at l0S so do at l09 200 shares Union Bank at
lO3, l25 do at l04, $50 shares St. Charles Hotel at
Is. BY auction there were sold % shares Crescent
City Bank at 1915 Is shares st. Charles Hotel Mt
l455, 20 shares Bank of New Orleans at lO43, Pont
chartran Railroad at rs, Jackson Railroad at 81
Union Bank at 1023@l04, Jackson Railroad mort
gage bonds at 795 and interest," and city consolidated
bonds at 50, This is the highest notch CITY bonds
have attained for two years more. We do not per-
ceive any reason whatever why city bonds should
not command par just as much as New York city
bonds Our residents and our own capitalists ought
certainly to have as high estimate of our city OBJ
legations as New York capitalists do of similar sec
rites of that city. The debt of New Orleans is pre
scrihed and limited. New York is not and SO 900,
600 per annum are required to support New York
city expenses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
Ialaeerea.e oflons and shor. loan, forth.
The receipts of specie this week have been as fol-

Inc steamship CahaWba, tor New YORK, TO leave
tomorrow, has on board $4,000 in Mexican dollars
not gold it will not pay to send gold hence at this
time.
The stock of cotton daily decreases, and would be
materially diminished in reality if the vessels which
are loading could be promptly dispatched for sea.
The accounts from the bar this morning, the 18th,
are worse and worse The receipts of cotton at all
the ports up to this evening, including receipts
of yesterday and to-day, and the receipts at Mobile
up to yesterday are three millions hundred and
thirty-one thousand bales. The receipts at Mobile
for the week ending yesterday the 18th, 4,7s3
bales. The total receipts at that port 61o,4l7
bales. At Montgomery, on the 18th, the stock was
200 bales which will, the greater part, go to
Mobile. 1t will be seen that the estimate of 700, 900
bales for Mobile will not be far out of the way, on
the 3lst August next. The present steadiness and
good prices will bring nearly all produce to market
even that last bale may come this year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. II
Mandur Masntan Maxc

SUGAR. The receipts were light, and with only
500 hhds, at previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 5s@
64c. y tb.
MoLAssEs. No change. Some 900 bbls were
sold at 2993Oc. for Fermenting and 3l3@323c. for
Prime and Choice, with 200 half bbls. at 34@36c ID
gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR. The market was dull and the only sale
reported was lO4 bbls Superfne at SO rs % Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was in fair request with sales 500
sacks White Yellow and Mixed at =, 300 and 3l5
White Mixed at CSC. and $50 sacks, in lots also at
CSC. % busllel or Oats 800 sacks St. Louis sold,
in three lots, at II, IS and roc u bushel In Bran
nothing of any moment was done.
Provisions. The sales of Pork included 100
bbls. NJ. 0. at Sl7 49, $50 Mess at SIS So and on
Friday $50 overweight Mess at $ls % u Dbl, OF
Bacon, rs casks Ribbed Sides sold at asc, and % of
Shoulders on private terms. . OF Green Meats, rs
casks disposed of at &c. for Shoulders 7c for
Hams and Sic u ID. for Sides The sales of Lard
were confined to 80 terces Prime at lac. and 500
kegs at l25c. or l3c. y h. according to tare.
COFFEE. Quiet and sales confined to 100 bags
at lie, so at ll4c and As Skmmings at 1Obc 4s b.
INDIA BAGGING. -. so bales sold at l3ic " yard.
BALE ROPE. -. The sales included $50 coils Ma
cline-made at S4c. f3 ID.
WHISKY. We heard of no transactions of any
consequence.
FREIGHTS. Two ships were taken for Liverpool
at l5-32d. for Cotton and one for Boston at Soc 10
barrel for Flour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, I

The weather for the two days past since our last
issue, has been cool and pleasant. Business on the
levee was brisk on Saturday, and very large fleet of
boats departed during the day with good trips The
Nachez for Vcksburg, and the railroad packet CITY
of Memphis for St. Louis, both left with a large
number OF passengers.
The week ending Friday noon last was one of IN
unpropitions character for out door business Rain
fell during almost every day, and the muddy cond.
ton oil the streets and evee was highly unfavorabe
to the discharging and shipping of freight. The
arrivals for the week were seventy one
fourth OF which were from Red river. Thf epts
OF staple produce for the week ending 2 noon,
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&iber AnttIIiaente.

General Misunderstanding of the Week.
me Ktver Rising Below and Failing
Abnve-The Upper Tributaries on n Stand
The Steamer Lacy Dlsabled--Boartf of
Lcveet Cummtssioners-NIOre Breaks III the
Levees-rhe Endsnvor - Steamers Ante
lope and Chancellor Laid up for Repairs
acknowledgements to-day. ETC., etc.
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NA i MILES f1sI4H
Nl This e'ebratei watering place long and avors 80
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities
its waters in scroula dropsy dyspepsia kinney
spinal affections torpid liver oh onic yes classes and
diseases now and Al ali
This watering place changed hands year ago. and
since that time he propeors have been diligently engaged
building new and comfortable for
of their guests They have cmpeei large new Hotel
containing paror ballroom dining raom sleeping rooms etc
etc, etc.
The location being the hills of Tennessee river and
Shoa Creek the air and climate naturally pure health
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the hest most wholesome food that
the msrses can afford with polite and steward aud
servants to attend it.
The Bar ana Confectionery, Bowling and Billiard Saloons
viii be We II and ahNn 1anty supp4'.
Those who travel and visit such pleasure will
Band Of Music will be in attendance cn make time
ehteru'ly large Livery Stable with stock
OPEN the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee mi
OF the Springs -h good road to make
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery
One oil the best physicians that the South Affords has
had many years successful practice in the
wafer will reside at the Springs.
TIE premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
veted into hosp tai for invalid servants placed
charge of an expcenc nurse that all he
benefit of the waters will have comorab receive
These Springs South and West nv the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ON Memphis Tenn
FLORENCE Ala in ten hours, thence by ouhose
tn springs in two hnnrs
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast NJ the Springs next ing and those leaving the
ELLIS BEAN 4 CO. Propre ors
Refer Messrs Serne{s, nonegan Co., New orleans
B. NJ Lowe Il Co, :.
Bradley, Wl.on 4 Co.,
". L. la,ier & Co, :.
S ~ Nelson 4 Co.,
Phillips. Nixon Il Co., .
lyRs & Co.,
mil I'm Samuel Bell, ESD, .
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ATTL E III ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 49, 1852
The market has continued bare of Sheep, and
about $50 Hogs with $50 head of Western Cattle re-
main on SALE and limited stock of Mich Cows and
Veal Cattle Prices firm at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

Children three years old Nnd under over three
fultare = = " ''-'
Family tickets IN pschages Of be had
lilies reside the line of the tckets In
Of twenty for their reduced rate
The Company prepared to and PACK
ages OIL all kinds place with which they
tion receiving from delivering at the domc patrons
~ T. s. WILLIAMS,
jazz u Mater Tran. portation
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k@S 2soE S \ nsKE1f S6R inhisS

On snd after January iss9 Passenger Trains will
ing at Canton at 8 80 P. M. and 6.3s A. NJ.
Returning will leave Cantor at 80 A. NJ s52 p NJ
arriving at New Orleans At $50 P. ". and $50 A. NJ
4.l0P.M. " " ' $3.50 1891 ' II"
Freight must be at the Depot o'clock p on the day
me departure OF the sin will lay
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Comparative Statement of the Banks Of this City
for- Tim LTepEs

The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges which in
cudes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weight
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ExTENyIvE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for y


Mr.. JAMES r. JUDsON &
Respectfully informs the public that he has taken ne
No. Camp street, and opened large and elegant soek II
magnificent FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS. direct
from the manufacturer suitable for Presents and family ~
The Porcelain conprises conplets Plain GELD
Band aad Decorated Dinner Dessert Tea and Breakfs Sets
latest styles.
The richest assortment OF FANCY CHINA offered IN
tn's CITY, VIE Vases coiosrss Toilet sets Card Basks
Motto Caps Figured China crucihxes Toy Tes and
Dinner Sets Pun Boxes Jewel Holders and Nick Nacks
Bohemian and French cEysr.,. a, ..s 49,. a..
let. Tumbers Card Rec.iv.,, T.olon ~. 800 -.
se, .c ste Ans IN td.e ,r.. ,- =, - - 49,
he di.no.sd ~ .,t.r ~. f,,o, -. -, =. '''
win ev.rv nv,ch.,. - ~. -. - :, e - ~. -.
PRESENT VIII m crvEN 49,. ..., 49, er-- ~.
Ceus to One Hundred dollar, y 1--.'-e - -
sarLsdes especially iavi,ea tn c. I'D 81: .,
fe26 Inn
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!nnAE sEECTAeLES.-THk
~, 1,uei"knso-suceessors 70 ofegof Wiaon-
T., ~, - 's y 1s00'e e
Steel Frames. = 90 $40
silver.......... .................... 90 To %
Fine Gold IL 90 to Is 90
we make no proessorial humbug prstenaons neither
We agents for any particular
suit any vision with an article equal found
To the United States. 81
N.B.-PEBBLE LENSES cut to suit any frame.
az corner Camp and Canal ~.
n CAVAROC 4 CO.,
~. M IA ROYAL srRrrr
OFFER roR SALE
COO boxes ABsYNTHE, O. r. Berger.
100 sanvegol, Brunetou 4 Go.
10 casks CLARET. ordinary.
lilo Chateau Dillon, of different qualities.
WV aan, a. eA-'esu D'n'N' o's aHAouine'' mar
200 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut ssu.erne
50 half casks WITS WINE superior quality.
xoon .
oeoo hMfff DEAiJoHNs, l. 2 > gallons.
FROM u s. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
800 packages BRANDIEs, Of the following hrandsa
coco PERE Fills
ACHILLE PETIT &
]. B. BARON 4+7'
A. NAuRETJ Ya
j. A. GUERIN
). ToURNADE
GULLEAOT.
BOYER
E. BOREL, etc. etc.
AAr hoihp.rAh shif AhAahpE SNOW, FROM Dor.
r,,-,u ..LauA' -
.= oo ooHeS n us IN julie, !. Lafaure;
.. casks uhhKEf oha.ean Di'lona
- w Mh.ls WIN =, dfaves, superior qualityi
In casks do aaI.. i
% barrels WHITE WINE GML
i ~ rEh shir IREsroN. FROM MARsEILLEs
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP. nj. 1vx,
T,nn1ITNI1 Al 1VyCDS oDI1.-----
r. 9' " ~ e ~ 4 A y
EAGLE MACHINE WORKR
RIchmond VI.
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GSs 1859.
SEM.ysHz@S1E1EEWo ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
tOfce In the Railroad Building Camp street opposie Tia
sette square) will deliver in part Of the CITY, Bag
gage fackagss Specie Bank Notes Jevelry etc.
CHARGE or forward the with dispatch to any
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving
individuals. " ~ -
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will, go
through the Train and receive the Checks of al
persons wishing hsfr baggage sent their hotel
The Conpany will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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RONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-

The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange.
nens informs the public that he prepared to oil orders Of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, soIREEs or PFC
MICS and families all times served with RoNED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs BOILED HANS, DoBRs,
GALLAfINEs etc. etc. at all hours got up in the best
styles. r., A. HOWARD
Successor to Geo. Beard)
No. 1877 Camp street,
fels en- oppos;te ST. Patrick,s Cbnrch
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DOME ,TIC PORTS.
APALA CHICOLA.

T a d Il @ q L A.
To sail TUESDAY. March a. at A. NJ
ES6h FOR APALACHICDEA DIRECT
NNlEN12 Southern steamship Company-U. S. Mail Line
.>ss The superior coppered copper fas ened steam
above. carrying the U. s. mails. " 49,
freight having superior state room
cations for passengers, apply to
Gb. PAYNE K CO.. 81 Camp street.
Freight snbject to gherage expense but
at the risk of the consignses. 49,
ASrNo freight received without an der n,l7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

&4 y4 2sdSTHhRs Exf II IS, >
OFF!CE-uNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad.
rms company s organized for the purpose Of
" EdxrkEss AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
gage and Packages 70 all Of the United and Hayar
are Also prepared to dc General City Express and bag
gage BUSINESS In connection with the New Orleans
and Great Western Railroad " ' oP''o"'"'
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch and Mt
city Of New Orleans. ~ ga p-i" Vi '1o
planters and citizens rely upon Company
70 forward me most minute article destination and
most respectfully solicit Dhsre public patronage 0 VIC
w. y. BEDDING,
tn. THAYER,
..,,, Proprietors.
. .e@..-------- d7 If
RGSWWaH " III 4 CO.'S ISLAND OFF CUBA
EAfhEss receive and forward all pac ayes and
freight to Havana Msta, Cardenn villa Clara Sseua ia
h hnds; hsmsdo Nueyas. Puerto Principe Santiago de
1uph trinidad Cienfuego etc., In with the FIX
presses o. Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co. UAited States
Express company, American European Express and NY
change Company for tho United States California and Europe
Agents IN new Orleans, REDDfNG CO.,
ZERO ST. CHARLES st., under st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

HOARD & SONS, PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
IL STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Now store and delivery eighty of these
engines, Of the following sizes:
INCHES iapnatar nf rlipda
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pounds ....;........ 80. 10 % 40 60 10
Packages. other than baggage.
weighing not than 100
pounds: ..........:..... % rs 80 rs 80
Each additional so pounds of bag "
gage, or packages other than
g. baggage .......:...........: 10 10 10 lie 10
Specie, bank notes, jewary, and
other valuahes weighing
than 100 pounds. ..... 40 80 Loo l 20 90
Each additional 81 pounds ...... 20 20 20 20 20
d2I If " Msster ~ TRANSPORTATION,
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T E x A S .

To sail THI,RsnAY. 24h inst. Mt s O'Clock A. NJ
FOX GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA
SAGA4z bsy-U :. Vail Iine-Souhern Steamship Co =
Ne superior conpered and copper steam
snip Cnas. Morgan, j. Y Lawess Commander will saiI
as above carrying the Uni ed Mails For frepb Or
passage having superior Accommodations apply board or
..,.. g. B. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
steamship OF this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
~ -.o--ns Io le sooye port NIL
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kS6 FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
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s.s Watson. Carlisle, master. having large portion
o. her cargo engaged will have dispatch For balance of
freight or passage apply to y
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