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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-23

CHEESE-We quote Cheese as follows Western Reserye
(Rew) IOc; English Dairy l4G2l5c 2 b.
GLASS-(Per OF so f French Window, 9xlO a. In
50 81; IOxI2, 81 50 to 50; Pit sbugh sxIO, 2
to 81 80.
PAPRR-Wrapping 6Oc to 81 per ream,
PICKLES-l gal Gherkin $780, a Sa do IS 50; 4 gal do
s3aO. u gal Oysters $3.50
RICE-dE96
POWDER AND LIE Ae-RiHe Powder 81, and Blasting IS p
eg Lead 73egoc , b. Shot 81 9OG2.5O . bag.
WHITE LEA.l-ln OIL 50 1902 81 2 key.
OILS Sll0 Linsted 0Oc Sperm S22l92 40 and Tan
WHfSKY-Rsctifed Whisky e5927c p gallon County is
ouoted at 5Ol975c, according &c quality.
VINEGAR--Pure White Wine 7Jc gal. Apple 81 ? Dbl.
UAY-Baled S24226 2 ton.
BAGGING AND BALE R0PE-We quote Tennessee Bagging
at 2S925c Kentucky s2Oc and India Rope 1Oc
Manila Cordage lac l6c.
GRAIN AND FLOUR BAGS-No. Osnaburg, of bus soc
each in lots 100 and upwards; No. . do l79lsc.
Flour Sacks Of 100 bs c each in lots Of 100 and upWards
50 rs do. &c.
DRIED FRUiT-Buyers offering sOc9$l p bushel for
peeIed Apples There Peaches Oerng though prime
article of peeled would readily command S4.50g5
FEATHERS-Feathers in demand at 35S940e for Live
Geese, when put up in good shipping order
GlNSENG-Ginseng finds ready sale at 25g3Oc.
BEESWAX-Our merchants paying 2jc Tor I5eeswax.
WO0L-Theres active demand for Wool following
quotations Clean Washed SEE Pulled 25O;; and UnEashed
lS92Oe b.
CATTLE AND HOGS-Dealers are offering lJ.2c Der 10,
gross, for Beef Cattle and Sl 80 per head for sheep We
heard Of sale few days II lot Of hundred Hogs
per b gross and at this figure quote the The
stock sale is about equal 10 the demand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-23

RTS One OF the hest articles of
1sa-9 tbs present day, for purifying the blood, and
partng healthy and nvgoang tons til human system,
is McLean's Strengthening cordial and Blood Purifier We
See advertisement anoh-
err column. oct23 d&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-23

ReceiP ts Of Gold from pixies PeaI,-.r1..-
ZION % Delegate 10 Congress from JeF-
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pEAVER ,OAm SPRINGS
TObaccoI TObaceO ! /!

yuVUT Railroads interest have agreed % the very low rate az
81 ng per hundred pounds Leaf Tobacco In bids
r. Melville 10 Lynchburg Va. Will those Interested in he
sss md sale Of Leaf T0tacc consider the avtges or
I'D ~ tbs reduction in freght-lvng insurauos roais
1nderriers well as carriers speedy transportation, saa
delivery, &C e. " COLE,
sspta2-3m FsUE Superintendent n. & Q. L..
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49, B. A. FahneStOck'S VeFai-
SIA@S-S EUGE.--Has long been regarded with favor
aud confidence by o. the regular medical profession
in State in Union, preparation unsurpassed
by any, and daily prescribed by the physicians
hrou the United States During the long period
continued popularity spurious and counterfeit limitations have
from time time made their appearance. Never has it been
necessary the part Of the buyer uicious
purchasing the genuine article than at time
These limitations often nosen their resemblance
to B. A FAHNEsrOoKs vermge to be we'll put
upon the unsuspecng purchaser articles which he neither
wished intended to buy enough buy an ss
credited agent but every purchaser vigilance
being imposed upon and must examine every bottle
himself that he buying the genuine B. A. FANEsrocKs Yer
mifuge. oct23.wlm
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year Oldpreun, Mrs Braton certificate, II Nun
lee
Best three year oldpremium, VIM Armstrong Of Maury
county.
Best Mule Two Years OId-Prsmium, H Clagett.
J d Easley.
certificate, Shade Lewis Perry
Best Harness Mule-Premiuu, W G Armstrong, Maury
" certifc, Clsgett.
- Single Harness Mule-Premium. J l. George
" certificate, NJ Allen.
Saddle premium, W W Briggs.
" Sweepstake, all sges-Premium, james Blaiton
" A" - certificate, John Baker.
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p... Rrooa Mare, azed-Prsnium VIM Bifle, Of Marry.
do do do Certificate, IhonPson-
EQUESTRIAN RDIEG--sE0oED PAY.
re.t R;ae--premiEm, " Easley
al Certificate. u shouse.
n. Sov R;d-r uuder I5--Premum. J WEBSTER
DO do do Certificate , D b ne.
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TUyHIs being prepared expressly cleaning Silver and Plated
Britsnia and Tin ware Mirrors Marble 6ildirEs
House paint Carriage Moulngs e Is invaiuahche best an4
cheapest article feE As purposs- S cents cake
eetl5 MACKENZIE hINcH1S,
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Alexander. L. p. Green. p. Z.
Murtrccsboro Station Alphcus Mzell F. J. Allen.
sup.
stones River. Robertson L. Pagan. Abram Over
all, sup
Middleton Joseph G. Myers. Edwin r. Sheppard.
Middleton African Mission, Charles b. Fans.
ShclhvvilIe Station. Richard p. Fansom.
Rich Valley Thos B. Marks, Daniel B. Scarcy.
sup.
Rock Creek. VIM NJ Shaw, Jno. r. Thompson;
JAS L. Mcclure, sup.
ConncrSvillc Station. VIM. T. Dye.
Richard p Ransom, President Of Shelhyvllic I'M
yorsity.
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Receipts OF Produce.


ST LouIs-Per steamer c swon-leo bbls potatoes ,7s
sss flour r. sas.
es su 10 "a a Hah
tees toes II sss hay e sss sDp 3, t.
esq Ss ls a
ssIs eggs sshnsider Wisel obls potatoes onions
s,
BALES Farmes ss sas vbn
Rxs apps bsgs d. WIN s0sy
bag. bran Jas Druhan bars iron Copes Phef key butter
s sEgs as1 al ~ S1s
eS2 bsIs potatoes 4 bes apples u rkns Greye
sss
100 9 h. % ssa s
la2 beg. Do West NsI!lsionss bags Hore Gayle
Hogan ssi b BH's oi Wight
% s sla
- DO oglssby Mscaulay do g bbls whisky Jas
bss apples owners on board Ii sbis ks
s e nsds Bnn0 hid cattle
LOUISv1LLE-Per Fanny Bullt-lOO seeks bran ~
SSs ssp stuff hid, 4, tobacco ss
eS
s Sss
e s. Sees DO q sbs oaI ell0xes
IS ae
do Grief &co25 bxs cheese Tntora Fato-37 ties lard
100 bbls whisky Wright &co0 boxes cheese hams
Jno Adams &co60 tcs hams 20 bxs cheese 40 hf kins
ter ~ kegs butter Schneider Wise246 bbs fonr Twc
ell 4co1l2 bbls potatoes Kent &eo127 do Duffy &co-
~ DO Lechner5U do Jno Brsnl66 do shoulders
Thos Keefs6 bxs obocco Pitcher oodrich-l00 ties hams
Cooper Neber62 rolls leather Weishaar-5 ties hams to
Keeps hf and q bbs beer Fcher-2 eighth ar cks
liquor Huntington Brol65 hf bbls VOORHEES, Grggs
co7 pkgs butter Thenrer30 coils rope Scott Ewing S5
hbls whisky Eaton, Beerton &co2 bbis lard oil Smith
&co-25 ties hams Goodrich &col0 do Biscoe Smms-l5O
bbs whisky ~ hf do and sundes Bunnel Bae2 BIZ wine
TO Harl &oolo furniture Wadrecht to
May &co-J Hyde &co-l bellows As pcs l6 bales iron
to Pohier Faucheuxsundres to Perkins Gco-55 plows
trunk Slocomb &co-296 bran Druhan6 bd mse
Mathews &co50 bb whisky Turpin-sundries to order
-Totall2A hhds tobacco, l6 boxes do.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan F Kenner-U mails
and passengers
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Judge Porter-s4 hhds sugar
hbs do hsfb bbs moasses Durye &col bale cottonade
Gerard &co-sundries TO order.
VICRSBURG-Per steamer Charmer-2O bales cotton D
Donovan &co-l6 do Estln &co-l2 Person &co-l2
Carroll, Hoy &coSJ Kicks &co-6 Frelsen Steven
son &co-6 Lane Salter &co3 Friedande GersonS bal
cotton Carroll &eo2 Byrne Vance &co-2 do Rotchford
Brown &co-l John Watt dcoot fruit sundes to
Total 81 bales cotton " Of which new.
MONROE-Per steamer Rock City-s5 bales cotton to R
Estn &co-l do neS) to Gordon Caso-le7 sacks cotton
seed Martin-40 do Magnns-3 mdse Frost Gco-l
do Layon-S675J 10 in gold to g Muse Bro-lO bblt
peaches 10 order-sundres to Normen &co-Toal St
bales cotton.
QUARANTINE sTATIoN-Per steamer ir-s bbl,
lemons W bbls moassesP Caz navesundries to order.
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CPE CIFICATIONs for the contract for
taking up raising and the side on both sides
raising widening TO twenty feet and elang the sidewalks
said Common street, from Rampant to street. and
for paving with blocks roadway OF said Common
street, from New Levee to Claiborne street.
QUALITY AND DIMENSIONS THE MATERIALS-The square
shall be Of hard granite respect inferior
In quality to the granite obtained from Boston. They shall be
oblong In shape less twelve than sixteen
inches In width and not than twelve more than twenty
They shall be well having sides and
eads 50 as make light JOINTS and the tops sh be dressed
the gutter cut at angle OF forty five degrees
with the Sides be laid the
bordering the sidewalks.
The gutter stones shall be of good granite
Boston, They shall be from sixteen thirty inches long
twelve inches wide and less than eight inches thick. They
shall be we'll qnaed having para e sides aud
as to make tight joints and The shall be perfectly vel
he wed and dressed otherwise they shall be ej,ctei
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OoMPrRoLLER's oFFICK, 4
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
REs0LvED, That the Comptroller be, and
ye ~
With the ninth section Of ordinance 2 approved March
80 1884 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
t6igned1 4. Il. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen,
Approved Aprlzs 1855.
tSigned] JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the OF Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
jylsn Comptroller City Of New orisans,
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sA1EA 1EH.--We saw Saturday morning coin
g. ~ salne d three cent?. which had been taken
9qANhM. Tho coin must have been in this shell
TT ~ ~ H1se, q Il vas somewhat cankered. We
o6lpted - Doubt the fact, when the shell Of the
- - produced, and In II could be plainly seen
~ nlade by The coin. II is now no longer
q establishment Why clam soup is 30 good,
1n " Ill tseds on oliver coin.
+ Petersburg (va.J Intelligencer.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIs PACKETs.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
,H MEMPHIS Packet 49,
LINE. ....U. 8. NAIL.
sU N MrR Ar A @ MT.
Prompt Regular and Rellablel
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
avs adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
NJ and FRIDAY
i;i s Sssss master.
ss S ssh s:e! H. s Ill., a sa
s's Si Ill., s s:; it, VI A sts MASTER
Avg a. s asd si Sept s ss isS as
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
u IKE AT SOUTH Nm MAIL ROUTE,
EAST AND NORTH!
VIA
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Anu RAILWAY connections through East Tennessee
NEW YORK, purLA aS EHh.PffHnis e BALTIMORE WASH
ARTA
~ Express mail trains leave Memphis morning and ave.
ming making sure connections through to New York
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE,
MEMPHIS AND Ohio RAILROAD,
And T ,ts G G9annsetOns
Thence to all Eastern Cities and to
~, 81; LOUIS, houIsyILLk: CINCINNATI, CHICAGO,
ST: PAUL, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ETC.
making close connection through to all points.
aarPassengers Tickssed through BY either route
Baggags checked through from Memphis, no charge
HSTickets good for any length of time.
Forfreisht or PASSAGE and through tickets. apply
Memphis Packet Office, St. Charles Hotel, left wing,
WIN. 1NSLEE. Passenger Agent. as
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION: i.

y
C0TTON....The market inactive again Saturday
and the sales confined $40 baes the range
our previous quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
s'sr; s s a assa ssiiiisx HIS
G fss S SissRssy NFddlins
Tho editors Of the Price Current have counted the stock in
port end about 1880 bales hand beyond the amount
called for by tables OF this fully baes
accounted by the bales from Waste Damaged Cotton
Samples ndws add the residue receipts amending
our statement as follows:
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
ssoslysd since;
Made from waste damaged. etc .......... 1000
l.so2ess
EE1portsd since: go, r7 ,os
bbu uln -l1 COG
Stock ON hand not cleared s4N7
0T0BACCo. heard of 1874 hhds. sold by party, and
probably 200 by another all the particulars being sup
pressed.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
ssssa o. o. hand and ist September ol6
Received yesterday. us 7255s
Ioo,5ss
z1 1pssssa Saturday, nSSSS s
BLOCK on hand not cleared ..............22SSl
The sales embraced some $50 hhds from first and
second hands at firm price Fair Fully Fair 6l7c q H.
MoLAssES Little or none offering the levse, and we
heard Of no transactions Of any consequence.
FLOUR. market very dull aud the day passed
without sale worth reporting.
sales Of Corn embraced some 2l0O sacks of
which 242 Ordinary III $50 Yellow 81 TO- SIS at ST IL
l57 Mixed at 81 l2 $50 al 81 Is 200 at 81 l and FOG White
at 81 AK bushel 10 Oats 1876 ST. Louis sold at
900 Ordinary 49, and 200 Northern at 5ic q bushei The
sales of included 100 sacks at 81 So and Shorts 100
sacks at 81 10 y 100 n.
PR0yIsI0Ns..,.In Pork we noticed only retail transac
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CATTLE MARKE
JEFFERSON CITY,

JEFFERSON CITY, August I, 1859.
Tho market closes again bare Of Western Beeves lot Of 70
head newly arrived, was sold to party at 9c. net
About 500 Hogs and ample stock Of Texas Cattle offer but
tho market bare Of Sheep Prices easy purchasers
quotations. viz
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
. ~ UNITED STATES 49,
@2DsSk SEE1-WEEKLY MAIL LINE l6AnfSe,
VTCKSRuR

8kM4lA TO WICK u.
Leaves THURSDAY at5P.M
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Grand Duke. Capt.
j. NJ White MASTER in place Of the steamer yicksburg while
being repaired. will leave for Grand Lake donaldson
Red River Landing Fort Adams Natches Waterproof
ne ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton Millikens
Landsg Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake Lake washing
ton, Carolina Landing and Point Worthngon every
DAY, at s M
The vcksburg will take freight for River to
be reshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats r. NJ.
The magnificent U. S. mail packet Lucy HOlcOmbe.
F. A. Sherman, MASTER will for DonnldsonviIle
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Grand Gulf, Warrenton and vicksbarg every SATURDAY
at5PM
The L. H. at veksburg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo River
high Greenwood at high water rates. without detention.
The above mentioned splendid WILL leave
business entrusted to their will DO promptly faithfully
attended to-.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money jewey other vsluabe unless regular
ellis Of adng specifying the contents vsus
the freight paid for valuabes deposited with he clerk
BY the passengers, contained in their baggage.
Forfrei9ht or passage apply on board, or 10
J. j. PERSON 4 CO.,
jel5 tt Corner Of Carondele and Union .trees.
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will adudca.e my Office, II O'Clock the above con.
su2 It '. DuPLEss1s, Comptroller,
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
raising and grading the Levee, from Louisa
The Levee from street to the Barracks shall be
srenthened raised and graded in accordance with the
and grades 70 be BY the City Surveyor and in the follow
The Leyes shall be of It's present width e. from the bulk
heads outside edge the paving of the street, and ditch
The said Lsvse to the hight Of az feet above
feet slope the outside Of one foot foot regular
street surface roadway The whole to the entire salts
faction Of the City Surveyor.
etc. etc., and to be furnished by the contractor we'll the
The contractor shall allowed take sand from the bat
tu5es should the sags S Ct The river permit t..
ten s
mon and complete ths forty days after under
Security to an $500 shall be required to guarantee
Payment 10 cash the completion of the work and accept
f ns 81 ID S v til.
e % s S hs hs
which the works. being executed the Common Council shall
the right annu the without putting the
and without indemnify it is also well understood
finish and complete the in conformity with his
s &c IT, shall a,s or all claims he have aye
abandonment and that the city shall thereby discharged
I The Be-
his securities shall be held AMI bound sodo to
the eonaeto originally the work
and the pres at which It be adudicaed at resale
Bids to bs for the whole work complete.
sisaed1 s'',' louis i. PILE City Surveyor.
By ce%.tees on Streets and Landings of both
sas August ls Henry DuREn for Comptroller
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Railroads.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

MoBILE--Per steamer Oregonl1 cks Bard CauRed
Dbl water Foley Avery &co-5 do Jas symeI do Darby
Tremonlet.l do Morgan &co7 empty bbls Schner.
MANI do Baeh.40 pkgs mdse Geddcs-l2 do Mckee.
ver-sundres to order.
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Bssf ga.sle Western. nrst quality 600 50
sss Isss Tszss 5ns' per head adds as ooSs5 90
Beef Cattle faza intrfer per Is 90
Hogs per LOO D. net 500 $50
sheep IN lots ordinary and good per head.. 500 90
Sheep choice head. 09S3-
Mich Cows, ordinary per head. d. 90
Mich Cows, per head, choice. III
Vel Cattle eQS9ll 90
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FOUNDRY AND mAcHINE-saoP.
GEORGE RsoN,

Successor to Mclean L Paterson,) Of Dslord
and New Levee streets
The undersigned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of ali kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantaions Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Fire Fro g "a, FnIEace Mouths and Crate Bars:
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all times Bars, Wheel Stir
range Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes used
BY steamboats,
Agentfor the John Osborns Patent Fuel Saw
Crate highly spoken of the Pcayune Printing
Office, and others that have them in Of these Bare
under boiler lately put up in this esab
lishment.
for the sale OF second
Boilers Machinery, will establish Depot convenient 70
the establishment large quantity of Boil
GEORGE PATTERSON:
Nav, O,,a.,, Tuna 1880 jel II
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INDIANoLA AND GALvEsIoN-Per steamship suwanes
81 bales cotton bale newt to Perkins &co-l bag wool
Buddecke &co266 hides Thse Ssiler1 mdss Egan
King2 pkgs mdse Oglesby Mscaulay2 do Nelson &co
s. do jones' Express2 do Mills tool pkg specie Bloom
&co-l do Violet &co2 bbls L water Hewitt Norton
oo-ll2 head cattle Q Wilkins &co
GALVESTON AND SABINE PASS-Per Steamship Gen
Rusk$720 specie to Jno Hardie &c29 head cattle Saver
Nafe-140 do 1nban Mehe,
schr southrou59 900 feet lumber L. 200
laths Thos Murray &co.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Aurea-4O00O feet lumber e. 900
laths to Thos Murray &co-1 bales cotton Levi &c.,
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT Per schr Wild Pigeon
49, 924 feet lumber 10 D Metcalf eco.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ciyty-5s,000 feet lumber 10000
laths 5ss et sash to Simpson Dorr sA # do McCuchon
Howell eco.
APALACHIcoLAPers chr Phoenix-lO4 bales cotton and
disisry to g M.tca &co-li3 do Camsck Converse
Total Eli bales cotton.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BoNFOUCA-Per schr bbls of sand to
order. fr5'
BONFOUCA-Per schooner Lberty-s5GO bricks to order
SHELL BANKs-Per schr Marqaez6s0 bbs order
PAsGAGoULA-Per schr Gustavia-200 bbls charcoal to
order. ~ E fH7 '-4}0
BoNFoUcA-Psr schr Aicyon-s5O bbls sand to order.
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slo.Csi,Oss sl5,s77,as 81 e7s. $50
!. 1887, 2 9
Comparative Statement Of The Banks Of this CIT!

Actual increase Of long and short loans forthe
The following ID the comparative statement Of loans dis
counts mortgages and Pledges which includes active
mont, excepting exchanges and dead weight:
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~ UNITED STATESTRI ~
lshA2S1 WEEKLY NAIL LINE lHAaGt,&
8aa1sss@s TO VICKSBU

SATURDAY, at s O'Clock p. NJ,
, The Insignificant U. 8; Mail packet Lucy HoIcombe,
Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
O'Clock P. NJ.
The steamer Lucy Hole mbe connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDRop and will freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid passenger packet will leave regu
lar day without fail at the hour appointed All business
Th bo, aaTs viii be promptly and faithfully TO-
containing money swery other yauables unless regular
bills Of adng taken, specifying the md vaue
and the freight paid nor for valaabe deposited with the
clerk by the passengers contained their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINlUS c. DENTZEL,
jels Advertising Agent.
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Seippiltg aatsuigelft.

Monday Morning. August g. isee.S
Cleared Saturday.
stsaahip Magnolia Fowler Galveston and Tndsnca
Steamship Rob. Waterman Summers for Nss.sord. Bay
g,A snip Esf.ss Hs..sd ssr s,spesp Jenkins 4so
s.s s.,., KAN. r..r.r 70. Mobile l faas; si;t
Arrived Saturday.
s.n:sD Cen HGas. p.1sss f9 ". sAo'n'
sehr rhosn,s u. day. from xD,.shisola to Mitchell
schr soahron Perry days from Pensacola to Murray &co
schr Civiisy winslov days Psnsaooa to Murray
schr ASr.s Rossen, days from Pensacola to master
Clay e.; T and Newport
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
schr Liberty from Bonfolsa.
sehr Aicyon. from Bonfouca.
schr Gai,avs, from PAsssgopla. 4.n.o-.. .s
Steamboats,. q
Fanny Bnlitt. Dunham from Louisville.
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship suwanes csows from IndianOa and Galveston
Steamboats,.
5ssmss wilson FSs from from y v segs
S om osss1lss Station Station
BelOW-C0mlng Up.
Ship Clifton Williams, days from New York. to Wood
4 ruff &co.
Ship Stephen Baldwin, Flagg, days from Boston. to
Hynson &co.
Ship Moses Taylor, French from Bordeaux. 9th June
Bark Growler, Watts, from Rockand Me, to Ceevy
Farwell 50
Passengers
Per Steamshp Suwanee from Indanola and Galveston
Mrs Ramsay Masrs Hopkins Connolly Igen, Young, Robin
LeiSe Dunkin Prant Jones and servant Hornby9
deck.
Per steamship Gen Rusk, from Galveston Sabine Pass
Messrs. Lienthal and H Hugh.
Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK, August 6Arrived ship Atlantic, waddock.
from New Orleans
Exportss
GALVESTON AND INDIkNOLA-Per steamship Mag
nola2 bbls flour A bbs vinegar 81 bbs oil M bbs pork l02
bbs whisky scks 100 aks 81 sacks
coffee l04 bxs tobacco pows hams "a casks bacon
hhds sugar.
~ MATAGORDA BAY--Per Steamship Robt Waterman
bakgng coils LIS bbs -four 81 bbs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-08
Proclamation par lie Marie.

HOTEL VILE, Ter d. Aodt, 1859
I'm VERTU de Ia resolution No. 4741 tiu
Consel Commqn de /. Nouvelle- ct codforms.
present dome que inenon la vile la Nouvee-Or.
leans ire la Benton parr des Cal
de largeur conformement acte initue Ace rel tif
rouveure authorizations des places pubiaues
res incopores aussi de bsneues APPROVE
avril 1892.
nug2 1tawSw GERARD STITH. Maire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-08
Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS3
CRY HALL, first day of August, 1859.
QY VIRTUE of resolution No. 4741 of the
d Common Council of the city of New Orleans, and in
cordance section 2l Of The City Charter hereby
given that the intention OF the city of New Orleans
to be opened Renton street from Calloe street
according entitled An regal tie the opening
laying improving public places in the city
of New Orlean and its suburbs Incorporated and incor
poraed and the banlieues of the sae approved April 3d.
1882. GERARD STITH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-08
pu1LD1Ne mArnR1AL BRICKS, r1REwooD


Al tss Old Basin corner of Toulouse and franklin.
Has cnnstantlv on hand BUILDING MATERIAL suos as
Lime White yellow Sand Geasnt Plaster q pars sh h
Lsths Also English, French and American ire
| Bricks and all kinds of Firawood
s-ordsrs from promptly and carefnly attend
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