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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
narke,--Reported 6u Telegrapl.

PHILADELPHIA April 25-FLoUR very dull supcrne SO l2i
WHEAT active Red stl 5jW+l 81: White, ~ Gl9 - g.
Co.'s firm: yellow sd89c Provisions active ;Mess Pork
sls So Lard firm l2GI3c. WHISKY firm at 26!c.
BALTIMORE April 25-FLoUR active. Ggsis unchanged :;
White Wheat i0G IS Red $50 81 -. White CoRS
76a78c.; yellow 90d8lc. WHISKY frm. Provisions dull
BAcoN-Sdes aud Shouldcls7d9c
NOZZLE April 22-CoTToN-Sales today 500 bales AZ l2ic
for Mddng the sales IS tie week add 10 80 bales and the
receipts 900 against 800 for the corresponding week last year
receipts ahead Of year 900 bsle- stock 49, 900 bales
FREIGHTs-Cotton 10 Liverpool 1lGdG AID. STERLING tx
CHANGE lOeialG9.
MoBILE April s3-Co1Tos-Little inquiry; sales to-day, 100
bales. a unchanged prices.
SAVANNAH April 2-CorroS-sales today, 900 bales, the
market closing with decline OF "a &c.
CHARLESTON April 23-CoTToS-The fales Of the last two
DAYS f no bales the market closing With declining
dency Good Mddngs, l2dl2c.; Middlng Fair, l2 al2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

.ur.r to MICAH Firth. TIE brig Pi squan Burn Tor Phil
adsphis, .s,'rd a. iew a,y, ssi0r- H.. .,..c
4 D+aof. i 1t Por. Morn.
s.T. L, .ri As+ 5 SSl 10 J. ! Wlitn~y g.
sehr Vernon OBJ Ayre, Hho'rJ u days, plaster 70 S-'
SER ANA b. SIT, wiad-1r = day plaster and P9,a-
SER P-tr Br sl.lner s. John F. u days, cod oil 70
sehI stranger tBr Ager Port Grrse. :, day., pig
SIR J. Labcaer Stoke. wrlns:on, " c, days, naval
store 20 MARTIN 4 bariSa ~.
s-hr joan Ain, Le-d, WA'AHs'-n' y c. 10 days, rAyh
sefr Ffl5 Jsa- Howe, Goloe.,er h 70 mater
sctr Tbouss fi!is Kelly, Gouce.trr. nsh Z. master.
suear Nesmis SINS .-h inst. a, 30 In y A. .Rose
,-hr Car frorn Galveston fr Boston. M lag, - O. lon y %
tsk p Ca.hins for Holiness Hoe ir orders Bsfk Lucy e
SIR ej.arriars tBri Bradford Arroyo R. u in.:
H. D~wo Experienced very heavy weather since pas
SIR Prcs,o Ha~sn. Comp Paeknsy, Ga, days, naval
sef Nep;are. Bride Gic, APashcoa IS days cotton to
sehr Wsfror, CrocEet,, Boekand day.. lime
Sclr Licsuor, Joue Bangor day, lumber % Smp-'n
sEr Mary Ann Ma,han Caiai, y day., a;h to sp-on
SIR Sea Bird Spear Rockl.nd days, lime
SIR z. G Horton, Demins' New Haven 2dsy:
shr NJ II MAin. Be,ie Boston days, cos-e to master
On thu I'd met of sand. Pom, IN yale Of wind l~t oresA
scs AcIandcr NJ ofwarehan) ohrs,ie J.eue ih Inst,
coffee A., to Brett son Co. 18Th inst Cd Jsremie' "a"
schr virginia Davis Charleston days cotton SC, to Mailer,
SIR j. wsfns. Smith Savannah day. cotton sc., to
81, FSyp F9.s. tBr) Sve,inr B.racoa 10 DAYS fruit
TOT Eness Experienced heavy weather stove boat, Sc
schr Scsnor Parker, Bangor days lumber 70 simpson
Clapp
sAILED-ship viking, flr San Francisco
BELOw-Br bHs Penguin Iashsm. from Bermuda, 20 Mil.
dtn Co .chr Mon-oOn, from Baracoa with fruit has lost
wIND-Durus the day, :. and nsh,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Vrcc;nt. of Produrc-APRiL %.

Ry Erie Rairoad-2i 100 bbs Flour SEQ do Wheat 81 do
Whisky Alcohol 500 sides Leather. 100 rolls do, ii bales
Skins IS do Cotton as ptss Seed, 800 do Provisions SIS do
Butter, ljOdo. Grease, go do. Eggs
By North Rirer BoGi,-300 bb Flour . pkgs. Ahes $50
do Provisions, 81 do. Whisky, 1880 Rye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
SPOKEN.

b. milo. boat Washington No 2i inst, Ia. IN 30 lon 80 80
spoke hp Ee Boston NJ bile time spoke bark
Gen Warren from do. for DO 9th inst lat - lon 3d. spoke
bark Musyrick Charleston for Boston 18th, Oh Fire
Ilend passed -chr Surprise fr Newlork with loss Of e.op
and bboo. 22d inst, lat ~ - lon % a. spoke schr l.
l. Perkins, of Gloucester; had taken 100 large hsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rses... 500 Sets....... 81 Mcon-Rses.. 2:o7m
WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. Island 2:l4a Hell Gse..... 3;5
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Disasters, &C.

The sohr Ahambra, from Hampton Roaie for Belfast Me
with cargo Of ship timber il ashore Bndghampton Beach
L. l. lies hiFh up the beach AZ lw water. The Br brs
Enterprise lie also ashore near the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
WINp-parlnr .he dar. $. Id IL.

Tie hr Eleanor ashore Romer Shoals was rolled over on
he. broad.d She apparently much injured aud may
possibly be saved. Two wreCsng chr near BY her with
ke Er order s her and take out the Should
The weather permit they will undoubtedly slccsed. At
the sehs had succeeded in Tghug the Eleanor and
nostiu. her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Removals..

4 w. SPIES Il Co. will remove to No. LEI
N. Broadway the Isl Of May.
A. ". SPIES L Co, will remove 20 No. 1877 Broadway.
A. ". SPIES Il Co, No. 1877 Broadway.
A. W SPIES 4 Co., No. 1877 Broadway
A W. SPIES & Co., No. l87 Broadway.
Guns, Pistols Cutlery, Gun Material
DEMOVAL.-A. II MICKLE n SONS, sue
IL cessos 20 Mrs c. Miller Co.. haze removed nom No.
10 NateTst 70 No 50 Broadway.
OVAL.-DEFIANCE SALAMANDER
IL SAFE DEPOT REMOVED from No l32 Pe4rst. to
NJ. - huray--t., corner Coiege-pace.
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GopdrtNership.

YI,HE BUSINESS heretofore conducted under
Il ths Of PRETAT LADD hss bse3 oiscoc:lD>s3
eni .h- ogpsr-Ier~llp dissolved.
New loIt, April . lsa
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INGENUITY PROTECTED by LETTERS

INGENUITY PROTECTED by LETTERS
Il PATENT-From experience II twelve years, am ena.
bsd give advice reference patcntabty Of
New Inventions charge being made for opinion. unless
required thoroughly the Pa,entOhcc; in such
charge fee Of only IS which includes careful report IN
writing Send sketch aud description BY mall printed cir
advice ho procure Letters Patent sent free Of charge
All commune strictly confidential refer 10 Hon. Judge
Mason also Hon Joseph Holt. both exCommissiouers of
Patents beng Postmaster General; Hon. Chief
Justice Cation Of Illinois Hon W Cerke Judge Of the sl'
IRENE Court Of New. York. w A. Booth, President Of the
American Exchange Bank David Hoadley, President Of
l- Panama Railroad: C. r. Robert, President Of the
Deawarp Western Lackawsnna Railroad Thomas Nc Eah,
late Of The Tribune; George X Clark, Pre.den, Of the
Commercial Bank Rochester ~ Y Messrs. Phelps Dodge
Co. Ro.. Fslconer Co, Bacon Hyde Co, aud To many
others the bs, firms AID citizens Of the United SateE Ad
dress s. H. WALES, box No. 773 New York City.
IT s. PASSPORTS-For all parts Of the
u. WORLD. Adopted Chirers produce their cerf-
Gates Of Naturalization C. H0TT Notary Public, ~ Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

IL LiNE.The fayorite steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH,
Capt, Tho Lyon will leave WEDNESDAY April n, atsp
NJ Pier No N r. Through tickets given ~ Montgomery
Columbus Atlanta, Albany and Macon Bib Of Ladins .snsd
only board For freigh, passage, apply " sAML L.
MITCHELL SON No. IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

RAETINURE, WASHINGTON, and tht WI.oI,
ID The steamers Of the NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
81 EAHSIiP LINE leave Pier No Is North River on TUEs
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS making the passage
forty Freight Baltimore, SIX cents pr loot 70
Washingtpn per foot and poporonaa rates rof
through The West covering insurance ns apply 20 D.
20 r. II. Co.'S Office No. ~ Broadway. Apply 70
II. b. CROMWELL Co, No 20 "src-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA The
IL AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANYs new and elegant steamship HUNTSVILLE, Jno A.
Pest Commander viii leave pier No II North River SAT
URDAY April 18th, AZ O'Clock Passage "a New Orleans
sJg IS; Mobile $50 Montgomery, 80 Albany Ga, ga
Atlanta +23: Columbus s2j; Macon 81 Augusta, 80,
A.o principal places in Florida at lowest rates stms y-
Freight 10 per foo, and proPoonate rate Insurance one
hall per cent. Apply TO com,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
AErsA,s B,NE. New Yosx April ., 1859.
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN

u DIRECTORS Of Iris Bank the year. aud fr
THREE INSPECTORS Annual Election, viii
psce BANKING House No III Ne-sau-st TUESDAY
The ich day May next between the hours of and
ococ. o. tn.. X. A TOOKER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

OFFICE Of The NEw.YoRE AND NEwHAyES(
RAILROAD COMPANY April ~, 1854. 5
FTHE COUPONS due and he -eaiter ~ become
due the Bonds Of this Company Tor the current year v
paid presentation their Office in the depot
Of 4hsy. aGG 27h5, The Bank q The Republic
W. BEMEST, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
GENIAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw-JEssEY, !
NOTICE. - MILWAUKEE, AND /

~ RAILE0AD-The First Mortgage BondholdeTs who wish
be Represented N the present proceedings % sell this rood
der The provision. :. H. mo!-, vii pleas call and - tae
70 The T.s;ees fend theiT siis g y VAN buren,
81 The once Of 4. }. Blocker a Co. No P'fe.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Ocean Steamers, &t.

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA a.,
HI LlNERPOOIs-Thc EUROPA. }. Leiseh esnunaol., "a
AL tvn he Companys Da.E ~ Jey City With b. M.R -
PssscuEers To- EurOIs, WEDNESDAY. the g7,h irvs p
ssnsrrs requested 60 b. on bard By vclook n m
The AFRICA viii sail On the 18th Nay.
p CUNARD. No. 4 Bowknssr.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

YNHE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
CALlFORNlA-GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE-rs
fsyori;r steamship NORTHERN LIGHT CAPT TnIL,.s.s
vii ,Cye Nrw-Nork from Pier NJ 5 v R. ON TITEsDy
Msy TO- 81 2ocock NJ connecting, via Panama R.ir,sS
line, NJ. Bowling Grv.n D. 3. ALLEy A.,
NB. Al Per-ons forbid trusting any one o. .oSsst
tn above ships owners
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-03-12

DR.. Rogers, of Buffalo, has Joined the
Sons of Malta and the B. b. D's. His wife
is in the habit OF reading him certain lee
lures. The one which follows is reported
by the Itcpul lie Of that city:
"NOw tell me about the Sons of Malta.
Won't YOU? DO, that's good dear. What
do YOU do when YOU get in: Is it the same
rs the Masons and Odd Fellows? And
then there arc what they call i. Is. DPS.
You know al! about them too? Well, now,
what don't You know about 1t is just rs
expected. You know al! about every secret
society in existence, and your poor dear
wife is not allowed to know single thing
that's gong on. Sons Of Malta; literary
and scientific society, learns the art of paint
ing, statuary and mathematics. The B. B.
DIS a religious society, and none but those
of strict moral and pious persuasion are
admitteu. - Well, Pm beat now. And
you member! Now its my turn to laugh.
The b. B. DIS a moral institution! lIa!
ha! ha! Didn't you come home the other
morning as drunk rs bose YES. drunk
and asked you where You had been at that
late hour Of the morning, and you said. Oh
nowhere, you were but taking a little recrc-
alton with the B. y. D's-anl that's what
you cnll mora! institution. Wasn't drunk?
Ncl!, then, the bed was, for YOU went around
it three or four times before YOU could get
into it; and when you got in YOU held on to
the side for fear Of being tumblcd out. You
can't cheat me. old fellow. Eve seen too
much Of the world not to know when a man
is drunk.
Didn't drink anything but fifteen glass
cs Of buck beer. In the name of Jupiter
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HOW THE LAWYERS GOT THEIR WINE.

HOW THE LAWYERS GOT THEIR WINEt
Two Americans, limbs of the law, went
over the Rhine the other night to get some
wine, and it is supposed 'sto drown ther sor-
rows in the fowins''-or in other words
to get drunk. They went to Mynheer
Schmidt's, which is a retired and out-of-the
way place on Vine street, where the wine is
good and plenty, and the visitors select and
few. The lawyers drank one schoppen each
-two-three, and the host was not aston
ished. But when they ordered fourth, he
began to fear they were going too far. The
fourth came and went the way OF all Its
predecessors. A 9th was ordered and
brought by the GaStWirth. The lawyers
guiped down the contents and demanded
more. But Schmidt had consulted his wife,
and they both thought the legal limbs had
drank not wisely, but too much, and they
determined to give them no more; for the
quantity they had taken would have upset
the most practced Of Schmidt's customers.
So he told them, ':Zic had zenuf." They
couldn't understand him, and asked an
Anglo German who was present to inter-
rret. The interpreter made known to them
the solcitude which Schmidt felt, and limited
gently that they were drunk. Great was
their indignation Mt this charge, but greater
their thirst. So they swallowed their rage
that they might swallow more wine.'
'IIow,' said they, show can we prove to
Schmidt that we are sober? Can't We do
something? Can't we turn summersts:'
The interpreter asked Schmidt If this feat
would satisfy him? 'Ian was the reply,
'wenn zic elm burzel baum make, Will give
vine.'
SO one of the lawyers threw himself over
with an agility that made the honest Teuton
open his eyes with establishment, while the
other balanced himself on his hands and
walked around the room with his head near
the ground and his feet whore his head
ought to be.
If poor Shcmiit was surprised at the sum-
mersct, he was terrified at the hand walking
feat, and he made all manner of pantomimlc
requests to him to come down. AT last re-
covering his speech, he said in better Eng
lish than usual, Mine goot man, if you will
come down, you shall have ten schoppen if
you wants. SO the lawyers got their wine
and astonishcd the German, who couldn't
understand what it all meant such agility
in professional men, till they informed him
through their Interpreter that lawyers had
frequent occaeion to turn around suddenly,
and TINT their profession obliged them to
hold up either side of Il casc.- Cincinnati
Gucettr.
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FOttaWattamie COurs.>
HORACE EVERrr,
(tGnnc:U vps
Council BIurs

g WqrSE qr 90, rs, 4a-4o 49,.
OPP shsef farm, miles North 4. as.asosns,
ar n 2, 7s, 42--se acres -, = I. taxa
--eo.boIn iahd, miles above Judge H. :.
,oc esesk ~ 2; ~ sl-e acres, tiiase. I'm
N qr 3, ~, so--1eo acres, siIse,am
containing about 20 acres Of timber ~ ~ sass
terbury's, in Shelby county On Tie tasas z
"a W 81 y or wv ar; 8 Ysw
ff y 10, 4e--2a9 acres. Aisas.aasss,F " nd !,
G S9ii i'ha On me Stage route Cast M. fa'a
s,fope, J9ihsng Sseeum's and Ju,ra ne VEG
the south, and Mr FiIe's and yIsshe.,ts aifes
There Is no better body ~ land h W. 20 tie -
TINS, with plenty Of timber and HlserSae
near. % sst3. y
Also, swain W q; ard n rswa,
timber. 81 .--.-. '''eaa land w -
81 sW ar 10, and n EqsEaro-.
NishnabCtauy bottom Land Mills <, ssiA
near Cutzinger's Mil; about 10 49, y Nsxss {
tract; mile north q tie new STATE - s''aoeg
Gr and ) " a. IS, ss-s20 So 80
on the Nsshnabotsany River, miiss La, a9'as.
PicTce's farm. @aa 2saiaa 4
Ewqrs wqrsi; wHsEqr; andxy
~ n EGr u; = Eqr;EE Sw hsTss
and n W Or Eqr 70, n, $500 AGO. =, ~ IL
about miles abVye Reefs mill, and r. y
Council Bluff. 10 Riilss H.
| n Of EB 10; y and S Wa Ep =
Gil B!utfs. t+t'fs ira
ETA, ~ y Wqr, and S wsxr
s2--"oo acres bottom, Slope and INLAND y 4 d,
Pigeon, q miles n Of Council BtnT. paiiist vi
Of timber This a very fine tract fas &eass Il
i Of \ W or s W Or; aud W y n - se ssa
Or a. 70, H-soo acres, botton land = =
! ~ SWqr; W. Sc or, and swsyss
100 aefe s, bottom land, "a Little siirsr ~.
| FL + q 70; n Z or and W.
acres, bottom land On Silver Greek mia, sE-s
EZ S ar; and ". sEqrl2, 7s A. a.
! State road :" eFaase a.
s qr y W Or %, rs, $50 acres -.
! Places End CFenhc+'s farms "'is aasss
50 n L Or ~; and s " qrSWor27
prairie, south side Lewn's Gfo;e. o1o Ss-ls.
| town. y '"e miie saaa :
81 y Or, and Z Or 10; sEgys.,.
m, as-iso acres on Nishnabottany 4, y Js aaSsFe
100 acres Of timber, haltnvn lJttaa = % Gse
adjoining Ar TrHe's aad Mr. Wrisdt's -. ~ sgzs
49," v "; Eqg SW Or; aHasg@
! IS, il-i36 SO acrrs, on Keg cFeek, ~ WA
ni!i and \ Hlii" abpye Mr. MlturasI.~ " IA IL
from Council binr!s. Aiso d sibgle t. = %F' s.aas
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c. The lady who knit her brows, has
commenced pair Of socks.
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Ny 81 Y.

q say Murphy, what's the meaning Of
mystery. Faith | was aiding the paper
and it sad it was mysterious how it WAS
done.
well, Pnt,' said Murphy, I'll tach yc.-
lc see win lived with me father, n little
gosSoon they gave purity, and me mother
wint to bay somethin' for the partly, to
ate, and among a lot Of tAinEs, she bought
n half barrel of pork, yo see. Well, she
pat it down in the cellar, bless her sowl, for
safe keeping till the parthy came on, do
you sec. Well, when the PARTLY came on,
me mother Siut me down into the cellar to
get some of the pork, do yc sec: well | whit
down to the barrel and ijshrI about. but
dviln bit Of pork could find: so | looked
about the barre! to see where the pork was,
anl found a rat-holc in the bottom Of the
barrel, where the pork had all run olt and
left the brin" standn', do you scc.'
cloud on Murphy. houId on! wait a
bit; now trll me how could the pork get
out Of the barrel and lave the brine stand
ing?'
well, Pat sad Murphy, that's what ia
Ike to know m"self, 10 yc see; there's the
mystery
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c@@3' The landlord of Il hotel at Brighton
entered, in an angry mood, the sleeping
apartment Of a boardcr. and said Now,
sir, want you to pay your bill, and you
must I've asked for it often enough; and
tell You now, that YOU don't leave nv house
till YOU pay itn 'Good!' said the ledger
'iust put that in writing; make regular
agreement Of it; I'll stay with you as long
as liyer
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BErcnzs on BrRSs.-A lady when told
that Mr.. Beecher was about to denver
lecture on Burns, suggested the equal neces-
sity Of lecture on ScGid$. Mr.. BeecheF Is
SO constantly in hot water that he ought to
be eminently qualified to handle SueA a
theme. ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
aging prospects, ar wi' j: II Ea ,'TRs g
and and which together
handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its
as heretofore will be the leading
ner worthy Of the great desires foste Every De-
and such systems Of easans the soil
5 % large sssa
contributors constantly writing for this department of the
HoRTfCULTURE hsdspartment is constantly filled with
excellent Horticultural and remocgcai nfoTpatiop and Is
sg pusss4
that inc ann0ons Mrs. I. VII VIRGINIA FRENCH
stead for 1853 will be- received with general exclamation by
and warm a r to the We
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories will
in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen Of Mrs
fiIUsrR ATIoNs-The 'Homestesd will continue,
heretofore illustrated with handsome engravnss pre-
pared ,pres.y for its columns by competent artist m
e sns nams.y " ia
intelligence eonde sed in
Reports for 1883 the editors determined their paper
shall excel - ss People MI,
has been pronounced by competent Judges
similar paper Union We therefore ask Southern
~ s. i psss for s s IT, asa ss Ts%
is pub
aa ses
With engrayns the following ~ I'D vance
copy to the person getting ne 'ss
| up Clubs Immediately. d2f 3atf
stairs Dealer All kinds q ToBAcOo both in hogshsa
bales suitable for the Mexican msrss Plantation AM
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20 P Claunch, E S Kelly, La. w G McCame,
Ark. :. j Benton, La. Jos Dnrise, Ark n
Caulk W Stokes, Ark. j Henderson, Ia. =, =
+ Powell, La \. Hyatt Harper, Ark: g Smith,
Miss. IN o Underwood, J Prothro, Y Moody,
La /. L A Abercrombie and syt, Lea and syt,
u Y George and lady, Ala "A Maurice, N r.. IA
Z Tavian, s G. nv " Horton, q Harrison, Ala
.Jno G Pratt, La "A NJ Dunn, Root G Beale.
lady and child, r Thomassy, " ] Darder, Mayas,
r ] Arfeau, Ala. =. # Boyd, N r.. e N George
and lady.
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Receipts OF Prod uce.

cotton B Plauche 81 do AZ Miltenberger Boron
IS Toledano & Taylor. "a Bellocq, Noblom eco.
81 Gilly eco. 20 l. Fash AGO. 50 Il Carter eco
20 Walker, Hutchingson &co. . Hardie Eco.
III R Nugent eco. IA Miller l. Forester. II I
Buddecke eco. % McKleroy 4 Bradford. ~ NJ D
Cooper eco SO Woolsey Il Etherdge. 20 Campbell
3 Strong 10 Carroll, Hoy Geo. II Cutrer, Harrison
SEQ. 10 Henderson, Terry &co. z A D Donovan &co
s Robson l. Allen IS Rugeley, Blair Geo. Is Far
ley Jurey SEQ. 4 Frellsen, Stevenson eco 3 Lewis
GOglesby. Fl hides bdl skins Witter. ! bbls
molasses Payne g. Harrison. Q bds hides Woolsey y
Etheridge. II bbs pecans do tallow Bard Caulteld
&co. .sundries to order. Total 1893 bales cotton.
RICELAND. Steamer Belle Gates. so hhds sugar
" l. Robinson. loo do AZ bbls moasses Cazenave
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Children three old under those over Three
and twelve old sill twelve years old
fuilfare.
Family tickets in packages Of can DO bad ~ the
lilies reside tie line Of the road procure in pack
of twenty five for their reduced rate
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
Of ell kinds every place with which they have connec-
ton receiving delivering domic of patrons.
I. S. WILLIAMS,
jazz If Ma,ter Of Tran. portation.
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NEW ORLEANS, jack
k0H son ~, AMP An GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January L. 1859 pas,enger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily at 10 A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ arriv
Ing at Canton at $50 p. NJ. and 6.3s A. NJ
Returning will leave Canton At 73o A. and 652 p. NJ.
arriving at New Orleans at 80 p. N. and $50 A. NJ.
Freight aims depart daily 100 A. NJ and arrive daily at
i.l0P.M
Freight mus, be the Depot by o'clock p NJ the day
previous the departure Of the train otherwise will lay
,r,up rip
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ROMBALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds packages
freight Havana Mata Cnrdenas Villa Clara Sa2us Ia
Gande Remedo, Nuevi,as Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cuba Trinidad Ceufnegos in connection with the Ex
presses of Wells Fargo Co. Darlington CO. United States
Express Company American European Express FIX
change COMPANY for the United Saes California and Europe
Agents in New Orleans, BEDDING 4 CO.,
felS II St. Charles st., under st. Charles Hotel
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
REDDlNG & CO.'S
LIZA ~ ySI a. Saz7fS5 SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

REDDING & CO.'S
LIZA r. yEJ a. 4Saz7fS1 SOUTHERN EXPRESS
oFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery OF Goods for all Points
On The Opelonsas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, snch
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Merchandise
aud Packages to all Of the United States and Havan
We also prepared to do General City Express
Business in connection with the New Orleans Opelous
and Great Western Railroad.
VIII call for and deliver, with dispatch reasonable
rates Baggage Freight Packages and from all parts the
city OF New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
to forward the minute article any destination and we
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W +, REDDING,
tn. THAYER,
Proprietors.
s8-Anthorzed Agents of BomSaier Co.'s Of Cuba
Express. d. If