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New YORK, August lO-Cotton--sa of 900 bales to-
day. the market closed quiet Flour closed depressed
sales Of 1000 bb at decline of 10 to Is cts State
IA S. Ohio S475G520. Whea-sales of IL 900 bushels
at az advance Of cts; white 135dl3S cts. red l22Hd
l25 cts. Corn is du-sales of 5000 bushels mixed 76
cts in store Write so cts Pork has declined 0cts Mess
$l3 90G14; Prime S1012K @1050 Whiskey closed firm
at 25d25H cts. Sugar is firm; Muscovado 5x97cts.
Coffee rm-saes of 19 900 bags private terms Tea
The auction sale this morning spirited at about the
prices obtained at previous sale. Turpentne-Spiris
dull at 44 cts Rosin is dull at $170 Rice is dull
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Flour is quiet but firm.
Wheat active at 140145 cts for white, and 130l33
cts. for red Corn is unchanged. Oats rmsaes of
1000 bu shells at 33G3s cts Whskey closed firm at 261
0TcfS
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The alarm Of fire about o'clock last evening
was caused by the burning of pile of shavings in
front of some houses in course of erection Gil
NOR street, west of Saratoga. The steam engines
were quickly the ground, but their services were
not needed.
T he alarm of fire at 2 o'clock on Wednesday
morning was occasioned by the burning of a two
story brick dwelling, the corner of Bond and
Thames street, owned by Roland & Robinson and
occupied by Thomas Bradyhouse a boat-house,
and William B. Peregov, pump and block maker.
The building was entirely consumed, together with
Mr.. Peregoy fully insured in the Associated
Firemens office, and the building in the Freman's
office. The flames communicated to an adjoining
building, known as the Orleans House, which was
slightly injured, and which there no insu-
rance. The fire was the work of an incendiary.
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Decrease. $50, ,42267 5,2s227 5e65 90 SAT, %
The above table shows total decrease in every
department of the Road of SAT ,67O29 as compared
with July, 1858.
The financial year of the Company commences
with October. Comparing the far of
the present, with that of the past fiscal year, the
following result is shown:
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WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1859.
500 Bait 6's, ..lOlN is shs .r.& Pit Blk. ..2S
800 = '86. .99k "a shs. Far & Mei. Bk. "a
1000 oRR bds 80. sS 100 shs. N G; RR. bsO. .l9H
1000 N ". Va RRbds., 100 g $50. 1873
ID m. .6Sh 100 . ..l9}G
AFTER THE BOARD -
50 shs B. d O. RR leo. .56h 800 shs. Gardner Hill
100 oshs. N. C. RR. ..l915 Mining Co beO.. e9G
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
RY TEIEGRAPH
The New York Yyibune of to-day saws !.

The New 1ork TTl6uhe OF to-day says;
Another act the drama the Erie Road has closed
Mr. Nathaniel Marsh at present Secretary has been ap
pointed Receiver by Judge Mitchell at the unanimous
request of the Trustees of the mortgage bonds and of
large number of the unsecured bond holders.
There opposition to Mr.. Marsh's appointment.
At late hour Messrs. Brown Bros named Mr.. Benz
Lode but expressed themselves entirely satisfied with
Mr. Marsh As Mr. Mash has executed his bo nd
to the Court he will pass into full possession Of the Ro
and the whole dramatis persona who have hitherto
ured in the management during the late unsuccessful
will retire to private life excepting such
be retained by Mr. Marsh to assist him in operating the
Road.
The following is comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive of spece from New York to foreign ports for
the week and since January l.
1857 1858. 1859
Total for the week.. 81 2l11n S1046sS2 S1561 Sss
Previously reported 30, ,569S24 36935410 81 299 332
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NIIN NNI II'l[ NEHNIl1E

~ VEGETABLE EXTRA CT
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY Falling Sick
ess, and all Affections of the Nervous System
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine i:
uly remarkable.
1T has been before the public OVER TWENTY-FIVE {
YEARS. During which time thousands persons haY,
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency.
lady recently remarked that her daughter was cured
GIFTS OF TEN YEARS STANDING A gentleman stated
that his son had Fits twenty Some five
since he cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABLE
EXTRACT Hundreds of instances might he cited wherein
cures of Epilepsy, of FIVE TEN and TWENTY years
have been effected But the afflicted will find the trial
one one Paesage more efcaGious than THOUSAND CERTT
FlCATES Price So single package; four packages SO
CHANDLER & BAYLES, 81 Walker street n V
General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON * MA RSHALL, Agents,
BALTIMORE STREET
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Company held yesterday
morning, when the revenue of the road for the
month of July, 1859, was shown to have been as
follows r.r. -.
Main Stem. Wash. Br'h. n. W. Va. Total.
Passengers $50 9S235 $26 so $217977 $8S 629 90
Tonnage. 207 296.42 647242 S,535.66 222 3O4 so
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The business at New York for the Boston steamer in
foreign bills has been very light and the market closes
steady. The bankers willing drawers at 110ll104
The supply of bills better Francs from 5174
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
HILLsBoRo, n. B.-Br. brig C. Adams
240 tons plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr. Pro1veSS.
270 hhds. sugar, Egerton, Dougherty, Woods & Co
BosToN-Str. Wnt. Jenkins.
170 cases boots and Shoes Brooks, Fulton Co.; 100
do Grnne Jenkins; 140 do, c. Balderston; $50 do
Carey Howe & Co.. $50 do 274 pkgs dry goods B & o.
R. r. $50 do, Rice Chase Co.. $50 do, Duvall, Kegh-
Ter Co.; $50 do, Paynter, Davis Co 140 do, Sloh
Matthews Co.. $50 do Penna R. R.; $50 do, SOC
boots and Shoes $50 bbs mackere sundry
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Since Jan L.. Sal, 0e5 $685. 2S1 sSs, ,S61 22O
Messrs. Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

Cheese-The market is very firm, and prices have ad
vanced to Sc for prime selected Western Reserve.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of August.
AUSTEN JENKINS,
GEO. SMALL, GEO. Fl. BYRD,
JAS HAZLITT, A. GROVERMAN.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
II N d KER c HI EFS
TO BE FOUND ON THIS CONTINENT.
CONSISTING IN PARToF
5xlG l4xl6 I5xl6 AKA and 9x9 BOYS MADDER PRINTED
Hdkfs.
PRINTED Hdkfs, in FANClEs and POLKA SPOTS
AKA and 9xs fine SPANISH NADER Hdkfs
AKA and sxs fine CoCHINEAL Hdkfs
7xs 5x6 4x and 9xs unsquare and square TURKEY RED
Hdkts, in pieces Of sevens and dozens.
5xs and 3x4 TAPE BoRDERED SCOTCH LAWN Hdkfs.
7xl6. sx16 9xI6, 5xS and 3xl PRINTED do. do HdRls
PRINTED MUSLIN and VERONA Hdkfs
LINEN CAMBRIc do, printed borders, &c
ROLE JACoN ETs,
Assorted and Solid Colors
IRISH LINENS,
SHAWLS,
GENTLEMEN's SCARFs, &c.
To all of which we would invite the of the Trade
and pectfuy solicit buyers examination Of
Stock
JOHN s BARRY,
20 Hanover street
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ID U R n EFT Il Q U S e.

CTNCINNA OHIO
JOHNSON, SANDERS & CO, PRopRIEroRs
Having leased the above premises for series of years.
desire call the attention the travelling community
the improvements made since possession Every de
partment is under the superv Proprie-
tors The building has been thoroughly ceanse careful
and attentive servants employed in all departments
the Bar stocked with choice Liquors Cigars the
Table will be supplied with all the elicacies the season.
and arranged with view the comfort
and pleasure of our guests
jeieo3m JOHNSON, SANDERS CO.
ICE! ICEl! ICE!ll
Il The undersigned having contracted for very large
supply of NORTHERN ICE of the best quality and in
their and arrangements in every particu-
lar are prepared to- do large WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUSINESS Dealers and others in Baltimore and elsewhere,
who require large quantity of Ice either by the
go, will find it TO their advantage to give call,
determined TO sell at low rates. W. Fl. 0LER,
jell-eo3mr Depot and Office, West Falls Avenue
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tunity pass without improving it, property would
depreciate in value.
Mr.. j. j. Smith then made some remarks, show
ing the claims Of Eutaw street to the track, and
concluded by offering the following resolutions,
preiaced by preamble:
Resolved That we, citizens of Baltimore residents
and property holders Eutaw street. protest against
measures designed to advance the interests of neigh
bors at the expense of our just and equal rights
Resolved That the already unoccupied character of
preliminary steps dsplace such company
and likewise leaves those property holders Howard
street. who have sidngs into their warehouses; unharm-
ed by such removal
ResOlred That the width and grade of Eutaw street
especially adapt it for double railroad track and that
the residents of said street would regard unjust and
illegal any action contavening their rights under the
city ordinance.
Resolred That committee of be appointed by the
Chair to forward the views expressed in these esou
in such further they may think advisable and
il in their judgment necessary to call another meeting
those interested, at such time and place they may
think necessary.
The resolutions being adopted, the chair ap-
pointed the following committee, under the last re
solution:-J. j. Smith, Geo. Cutie, David B. Fur
guson, John Small Henry Arthur, Thos. Spicer,
DR.. j. w. c. ONeal, B. S. Gardner, John Ahler,
and Wesley Stevenson.
On motion, the committee was authorised to fill
any vacancy that might occur, and also requested
to visit property holders the street. and obtain
their cooperation in furtherng the objects of the
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet a gain
ak tho nol lOfth tha -
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ICE! ICE!! ICEl!
THO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

Il POE 4 HOWARD,
WAREHOUSE, No. 50 W PRATT STREET.
FACTORY, LOCUST POINT, Baltimore
Manufacture SASH, DOORS BLINDS, FRAMES, and all
Kinds of Sash Factory Work Aso furnish every decrip
ton of
BUILDING MA TERLALS
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s267, ,27S77 sS2e4O % s1O,715.4s 1910 9S4 AZ
Compared with the same month in 1858, the re-
turns show the following result:
Wash. n. W. Va.
Main Stem. Branch. Branch. Total
July 1852 S267 1877 $32 940 % $O1543 $30 934 AZ
1885,. 3O3,701.44 38 ,222.49 166S072 35s 604 65
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The adVices from Machester favorable. Prices
had generally advanced and all the market buoyant,
closing active.
Breadstu6s.-The harvest prospects favorable
Flour was very dull but prices generally unchanged.
Sales at 1OGl2s Sd; Wheat was dull at Tuesdays i'm
proyement. Red Is 3D. @9s Id; white 9s @e cd. Corn
was very dullMxed 5s. led G6s 3D. white Is 7s. Cd.
Provisons.-Beef is heavy, and all qualities have
slightly declined Pork is dull and quotations nominal
Bacon is heavy, and all qualities slightly declined
Lard is dull hut steady
Produce.-sugar is quiet but prices firm. Coffee is
quiet. Rice is steady Rosin is dull at S. dd3s. Cd
Spirits Turpentine is dull and all qualities have
sideraby declined. Sales 35s at the opening of the
market, and 3Ss. at the close. Holders demand ad
vance. .|ft tt.r i4.. ..r +
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring's circular quotes Sugar as
quiet Coffee steady and Rice quiet Turpentine is heavy
and all qualities slightly declined
CoDsos close at 94K995 for money, and 95H @95% for
|
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T U N E, I'd, $50.

U N E, I'd, 1859.
,Y,rp ,crr,,r W ooor>,o C,rrs
,uD IL IN Z, v y NI01i ~ S,ALb5
''1A "N L<in1 aEDo 1IU4' Nv H1oHS'
yos 700 on and ods r Uo orDrrn
r.;taatIao,; - -:
~, ,,,-, Nv " I.e ~ az az @ '1oLi @@ 70 @@ tner ~
CLOSING SALES OF SUMMER GOODS
Our entire stock has becn carsiuv examined and marked
down to sell at prices
BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION
We will from this day to sell our stock Of
glac, and Fancy Co,ore1 STT ES md SIN RORFC
,.-,., :, n DTCrS - !, ~ otr.-cr,r~ 80 - ,,,I,,,.
farls printed bAREGES and floUNCED ROBES
rti npPSe E cnoG oh'ANpf RohE
s1e"t '"e,S VI Ni'r-o' uo"""'
Every article IN our
EMBROIDERY AND LACE STOCK
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n INEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
IL We have this day opened large and varied ssort
ment of Gentlemens Coored Bordered Festooned Plain
Corded Hem Stitched, Embroidered and Tape Bordered
Linen Handkerchie for genteme ready hemmed to which
invite espsscai attention, stock is unusually
large and attractive. For sale low.
CONSTABLE WALKER CO,
Opposite the Museum.
B5~ N. B -%a
We have in store large supply of those CELEBRATED
WHITE FRENCH HANDK ERCHIEFS for gentlemen-de-
cidedly the finest goods offered in this market
i23tf Opposite the Museum
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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Some editor says that the destiny OF the world
boDSs on the smallest triles. little milf between
Charles Bonaparte and his love, Lettia, might
have broken off marriage which gave birth to
Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo. To which
the Chicago Advertiser says; Eyes, that is fact
Suppose little mfr had taken place between
Adam and Eve7 What then ?"
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DOSENDALE CEMENT .--Manufactnl a. S,he
lGHudson River Works of the best quality and large
brands, constantly on hand by W. WHITELO0k & CO., 4
0outn sWeer apl9-tfr
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I'm FOR SALE-A frst-rate HORSE. hall
"a Morgan, half Canadian; quick trotter perfectly
sound and gentle goes well in harness and under Saddle
Apply to GEYER X VIII x FNS
Il 4 Colv e&~
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N0TTCE 10 GENTLEMEN


GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS
STRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
,-,., =, LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS,
WIN gaiy additions from Domestic and Foreign markets
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. j D Stamps, J D Ter
rel. Jas Bryan, Duncan Stewart Miss. ~ E
Flurt st Louis. "A Mason Va. "A G Peckham
J H Gardner. w i sprayne N Y. ;. e Moore o
....J Albritton N o.. ..p Bradford Miss :.
VIM yason N O.; Vim orgill n Y...;H H
By J b Hornsby. M Battle Mobile :. DR. " B
Donnell N o. nj Taylor R d Byron Miss. =. Jas
Bradford Miss. M Keen F Sawyer and sister
Mansfield. :. JAS Fowler and sister Md.
CITY HOTEL. l. Theo Herbert lady and child
>. L Catey W A Caffey Jas H Brisham . Jno R
lvey VIM Dawson Ga: =. L Morgan Miss Hamdrick
Sa6asnn ca ms hes I ks.nsy Ley R.,mR
Miss. Richard Waters c.. w Ray Ala. :. H
steadman Phila. u Wiley Tex. r H Thomas
Ark. Theo B Kemp Tex. Mrs Nash Mrs N
Fa %;, Aa aaylss Barnes H abbey
sucker city. III Galley Miss. H Moreley Ga
c Atkinson Jno Watts NJ N Fortonberg Miss DIR
H Geo Doyle La. w stovall v Harry Miss
wv L Gilbert Lake End. VIM Gilmore Ky :. :.
lady and children W R McKoy A Cox Ark. :. a
+ Darnall Ala. l. Prescott. =. 8 Cartwright Ia
H Wood. .. DR. VIM Hy Lee H Moorer NJ
4 M @ Ala r Montgomery La; "A " Sea,
nil Va. David Whitevent. Nv calone mes s;
Caonnes Ky. -. Il W Edlon Mrs Edou Va.
Geo W Stone and lady Ala. :: N A McEason Tex
;...S Roane La. - NJ Delise NJ Hill Tex.
JOS MARROW E Boyly Miss. e Foreacre La :. E
h Westin Miss. :. j Elderlin
ARCADE HOTEL. =. JAS Tucker IT W Reed
Miss. VIM Sinclair Tex. =. Mr. McKoy... 81 H
Ayera Miss. Jos Gorlinski W Hauke Baton Rouge
....R Kearny. Fred Ball Cowan Miss.
Abram Kelly La. w Ainslie. 81 + Ryburn Ark
j Russell w Berge W Davis H Tucker r l.
Waddill s Moore David McPhail j Parker l.
York E Kanneles Tex ..B E Williamson W Bel
Ion Ark. VIM G Ellis A w Cain. :. j H Seybold
Ind. Lewis Myers.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

F0Vsrs b oRS
B XaKT y i, Of ri, Fl eri fae,as
Ii'ris
At public auction at No. g Front Levee street in the Firs
s,AioT Of OFFICE FURNITURE. ETC.. as per inventory
A't slsa oS isnfs ON SAFE.
Seized s.d in in the he above suit;
E. 7. PARKER, sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ouArRlEAE couR DE DISTRICT JOHN A: ROBERTS vs. os
TN yEKTI dun writ de fieri facias a mol
dans gSa de de
LUNpl i d,av 1859 io henrs NJ sur is lieux rue
s Rqsf 81 ast Shss
m au saf GS 5 eeaF r. IF Foer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
m2aal4sn Sheriff de IA p a. hAh as6rfsans
sI1r If S 2sTfIsr CoUEr MARIANA
i New TO 1 osls ase'sd ey
q Rges s's
THs ff 81 ais AND LIQUOR STORE
Ans 's premises situate at the of Dfyades and
s IN 10 ole as per inventory be my Office.
g Trp NJ, ~ me above suit.
rhhAsEc \ l on i the 1 spot.
E. L. PARkER, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
aeia : GELS ct ELIJAH 9TH GELS,
I'm VERTU dun alias writ de fieri facias a
MOI surse par Honorable sxeme Cour de District
dams Paaire ci des>us je procederai lie
~ sDlll davril S59 l01 henres M magasn de
depot stue rue Jefferson NJ % dams lie Deuxene District DE-
eei.e ere yis "a ven'e publ'qus ct adjudication de-
lot depicerss come,Iibes quenrs etc suvant conyen
faire de3o.e en- mon bureau pour recours
saisis dams rafare cidessus
CONDITIONS-Compau au moment de Rehabilitation
E. 7. PARKER,
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| e Smith lSco j wyche &co. Edward Psbury
I, Reed, Hedges 4 Drew. E Hart SEQ. g L Gam
ble Hall & Hildreth r. Gedles. Isaac Bridge d
Morganza Henderson & Pea!e. T Smith McLel-
Ian 4 Allen. B Piffet 4 Son. M Goldsmith e Az
maud. "A Titus .Jno Watt &co. B Putnam j Lanata
Leon Pierre &co. .Rousset & Genin j Beaumiller
West 4 Nettleton. .McLemore, Raybnrn &co. Il
Webster. Corson l. Armstrong Jno Magnnis D
Moses Greenwood eco. s. H Kennedy Eco. and
order.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srcoSp DISTRICT oOuRr suGoEssIoN OF JOHN HlG-
of New Orleans. GINS-No. 1919
WHEREAS Mrs. Catherine Higgins Inns
peoned the Court for Letters of the Es.
' tbs ss ha
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
'' By order Of q f The court.
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
S;sSsi9s fSSfs 3 John
Paon Il ccuf dosen ssin ssir.s
la Succession de eue John Higgins de-
Ay est par dome toas celia
ausles pas dro la dits petition p'"'
MIG ~ J. L. KELLY. Depute lrefier
s. ERwhR
ne Sa4 h"s
the late Edward o'Shaughnessy deceased ntesaeN
within days why the prayer Of the said petone
'' By order der Of he is Court.
j. l.. KELLY Deputy Clerk
MeayslIs Orleans sIAfGSEssY " SM issl o.
psen "a cSn se sbsn Y .s
ldi Succession de eu Edward
Ay denns
pas fa Ia Gu' Edition. rao0' pour s'
n psT o ri e de la conr. vrr1v
s1'sfg nS aEb w TE
NOTICE. Is hereby given to the creditors OF
TINS fste and to a other herein interested,
to show cause within ten days tiom the notification
If they have why the presented bv the
Administrator of this should homologated and
approved and the u ds distributed in
By order of the Court.
j. l. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
DEuNIsMs CouR DE DITRIcr SUCCESSION DE PATRICK
de IA Nouvale Orleans. CREHAN ct epouse No "A IS,
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
IA eiers de la snsdte suece sion p.rsonnes
que celia Pent coneerner, d,avor dedue dix ours
daer dc la publication les raons pour esquee
lie compile presene admns'taeur de Ia de
sera point hon ologut leo mains
repartis commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
mas 20 az j. l.. KELLY. DAnut6 G rafiar
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ConslVnees

NEW YORK. Ship Rachel McKleroy 4 Brad
ford. Carroll Hoy &co. Duncan & Logan. Phillips
Nixon &co. r X Laughn C 7 Buddecke SEQ. d
Frederickson &co. o Woodman. "A Whiting Sco
.Rugeley Blair &co. g W West. A McLauren, j
B Hubbard. ThOrhl eco. G r Carradine Peck.
EFT &co. S Seymour Geo Felowes &co Lewis X
Oglesby. .Jno Williams &co s Barrett q Thenrer
Eaton 4 Henderson Price, Converse Seo' II j
Adams eco. Parmele & Brother p prats &co W
S Wright AGO. w Van Benthuysen eco A Gleen 4
co. j Enright. JAS Syme Wilson, Lipscomb iSco
"A D Kelly &co. Robson 4 Allen. SANFORD Bros.
] G l. b S Kicks AGO. .McComb Bro Geo j p Wad.
dell. .0glesby McCauley Bscoe & Sims. II G
Pendleton. McCutchon, Howell &co. Il Ivens..
d G Lowber. Nagee Il Kneass. j W Dougherty eco
B Joardan. Coleman, Britton &co. "A ii May &co
w A johnson Eco. R l. Adams AGO. A d Dono.
van; Maloney Bros &co. A Kearney. j H Carter.
n j Smith Eco. rintorer Il Fatjo Queyrouze &
Langsdorff. Warnekin g. kerehoif. j Oliver j H
Burlin. Connolly Il Champln. Hall, Kemp Geo
BARLEY, johnson &co.. Carroll, Holmes SEQ Miles,
Owens AGO. Block, McAtiee &co j Harde &co. :.
Tarleton, Whiting & Tuls. Wright, Allen Geo j
Derbls Jr. .Jno Gauche. p P Werlin. .B Nautre L
NJ Nichols. j e Hyde &co. Twitchell & Butcher r
Mercadel. Taylor, Knapp AGO. Pablo CO. Watkins
u Holman. Bredow Wusthof. Horrell, Gayle &co
..J 4 N Marks &co. Smith, Cooper & Stebbins
M Cooper &co. .Creevy & Farwell j Il q Crom-
well Beebe &co. Goldsmith Haber &co H W Rey-
n0lds &co, ellis, Ferguson Geo Geo yinten. IS
LeAy. Booth Geo Payne & Harrison Muse & Bro
u n Morrison &co. Priestley s. Bein F P Duconge
Campbell & Strong. j Sturges Sco. N G Folger
u Son. Cartillo Harispe. Allen Hill. E A Tysor,
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Railroads.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. =. From Canton. go bales cotton to
Oglesby s Patton, Smith Il Putnam, 10 do Carroll
Hoy &co. 10 Harris & Levi. 8 Thornhill SEQ 40 do
Warren Gilmore &co. 8 Henderson & Peale. A Jno
Watt &co. 46 Payne & Harrison 81 Ably & Catch
ing. Connolly & Champn ] Byrne, Vance &co
Shelby, Seymour &co. 10 Fredlander & Gerson
trierson, Conway eco. .Tota.. 324 bales cotton.
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CUM BERLAN ND YER.

Leaves OF THURSDAY. 3ls inst at 5P. NJ
IT, FOX NAsHVILLE,G L AgKsyILLE
Canton, Ediyville, Dt cusbug Smithant Pa
Mz..ssssA ducah, Metropolis Cairo. Hickman and inter
msda iaHdngsThe fast and regular passen
packet Red Rover W, Strong master will leave az
above For freight or passage APPLY on board, or to
=. DuFItLD, Agent
mig 49, corner of st. Cherries and Perdjdo.
The R. R will take freight through 10 any nont on
Tennessee River with privilege Of storing re.shppnE
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DAtSTN EKsHIr-Mr GEuRGE ". WAao ttIS
day becomes partner in house. The
viii not be changed. WARD, HUNT 4 co,
New Orleans January l, (S5g. ja6 ii
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Saernoms secured for trip by letter patch
" by Hpplyin+ to the ng' MS.
For freight or passage apply on board,
q. L.. hOUNS 4 BROS, Agents,
ms No 81 opt 8 rsat
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Leaves every alternate SATURDAY at P. NJ.
IT, = SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR.
Gs4htsS y rsns Regular Alternate Saturday Packet
steamer II. w. Powell, jos. u. Clarke,
commander will leave New Orleans Shreveport Grand
Bay" ~ Conshat Chute canp1 iand Ecore Alexandria,
SATURDAY, April 9, at S p. NJ.
April ID. at . P. NJ
April 30, ut 5 T. NJ.
Nay II, at 5 p. NJ.
May rs, n 5 P. NJ.
can DO secured Tor trip by letter dig
patch, OIL applying to the agents
G. Il. koUNs L BROS Agents
NIL No 2 Front st/s,
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
R ED RIVER

Leaves TUESDAY. 18th Inst Eat S O'Clock r NJ
, ~ - REGULAR LAX f. BlsIENEAU
49, p.cks'-for Minden, Moscow, port Bolivar,
Ecore Alexandria. all Intermediate landings On Red
River and Lake Bslenean. he fne passerg Boz
nita, W, H. Dspes MASTER John Long clerk will leave
rs above. For freight passsge apply on board
yIRGISIGS G. DENTzEI,
m22 Aren't