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LOST AND FOUND

81 REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THE
~ once Of the star for the rrturn Of a Blu T,
ENAMEGED CLAW BREASTPIN. with orys
~ setting, which was lost Thursday, July 18th,
instant, IT.
GCA REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN.
GyU No l. medlum-siz BLACK
HORSE, long tail, star in the forehead, one IN
white hind foot, collsr marks, some IA or Is6A
yesrs 9ld, dtaPPeared from the premises IF the
subscIlbeI about four weeks ago, since which time
nothing has been heard Of HIM. Any person return
ing said horse shall receive IS. -
No 2 large, short, heavy, BAY ROAM
HSkS So heavy name and tail, email .oar op the
right runP, disappeared on TUESDAY, last, 5th in
slant. IS will be paid for his return within the
plstIict, SO NJ found ont Of the District, and SIS
WIN MACKEy,
y 8-d- 9Th street. above @, Navy Yard.
FOB CHAIN LOSr.-on "Wednesday. IN. 18th
instant, q large Gold Fob Chain. The finder
VIII be Literally rewarded by leaving il at the Office
STRATED-FROM A FARMIN MONTGOM
- cry county, and Traced tn the city down q
me Ith street road, ON the 18th Jnne hay IN
COLT, one year old, black name and tai NS
low IN the wlthers, and head well set up Any in
inrInstion m Ie!atinn IN him left with essrs RA
bDIK SEMMES will be literally rewarded.
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NEWLY APPOINTED MIDsHIPAEy IN rHE
NAyr-The following officers have recently
passed their final examination, and are now
Passed Midshipmen in the Navy, arranged in
the order of relative merit: No. l, Geo. A.
Biselow; No. 2, r. f. Bradford; No. 3, r. l..
Phythian; No. 4, Aug. p. Cooke; No. 5, VIM.
L. Evans; No 6, George S. Shrylock; No. 7,
LIE Roy Fitch; No. 8, Joseph W. Harris; No,
9, Thos Ii. Eastman; No. II, Chester Hatfield
No IL, Chas. j McDougall; No. Is, Thos. r.
Porter; No Ia, James g. Moseley; No. Is
Geo. III. Perkins; No. Is, Geo. W. Blodgett
No. IL, W. W. Allen No. is, Nathaniel
Green.
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ACoRREcTIoN.-In yesterday publishing the
names OF the officers composing the board
ordered to convene at Fortress Monroe Ia trv
rife cannon, we accidentally omitted that of
Captain (Brevet Major) of Ordnance, 7. I. s.
Laidley, q member thereof
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE. :


" .s.. ... -. WASHING TON, july 6, IHq
In pursuance of the Eta section Of an act az III,
ScIPofanon OF WashI.gton, entitled sAn act reg
uiatl9g tue distrlb 0ton of Potomac water throusb
out the CITY of Wsshington," approved Jana d Issa
hereby IN, lite sealed proposals in dupicsic 10 be
transpitted. one copy to the President Of the
Board 81 bId3Tmen an1 one copy 20 the Pres
idont OF the Board Of Common Council for the fur
nIshing dulng the current year, delivered IN TN,
city, OF all water mains. valves. branches bends
sleeves, caps, Corporation stops plug hydrapis
and every other Article thing rec uired in distrib
usins the water; also, invite sealed proposals as
above, to be t-alsmitted above, "for thu trencb
Inc, laying OF tho mains complete, lpsertinr the
valves. branches and outlets. erecting the ere ming
H nH,1fnants ana nlins .smmnr. and levelins the
IL is assumed that there will be reouired IN n.
FURNISHED AMI lad during the current wear 81 aSo
iset oil nch pps, and that basis propossls viii
De conSlueIed; the corporation will, however re-
laying of the pipes, anS may require more or a.
than the quantity mentioned. - 'Nss
The pprs to be or u feet long welshinr so no,,A
per lhea foot laid and to bear the usua I'M pection
sno proof of 81 pounds TO the square inch. All
and weights heretofore adopted by the tied eta
90, 90 eso Wsshnstcn Aeueduct, and to bear inspec
BIDDERS will name the price per ton of 2.s4O pound.
including the castings FOR crosses. brsncsss
sleeves, and for hydrants. - -'N - oUs'
idders for the trenchinf and LAYING in nam. An
R %s sss R9. xi feet Ss , q PIPE lid
SPECIFICATIONS add drawings will he Rad, ., A.
in.s.rt Registrars ofhoe, CITY Hall, After the l2th
The proposals viii be opened in joint meeti,, ar
July IL, at o'clock p. U. . -'s'' ~
,,,a,,s RANDOLPH coYLE.
y etIs Water Rec
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III The Baltimore Republican mentions a
rumor that Mayor Swami, Of that city, has written
his resignation Of his ONCE, to take effect some
months hence.
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u p. st. George Cooke, Esq =, has presented
to the Virginia Military Institute $4,000 for the
establishment Of an agricultural department at
that institution. ....E --r...-'. .-.
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DTGovernor Hicks, Of MARYLAND, has lost his
eldest daughter and his youngest son, both within
the space Of seven days ~ -fs.F nos az
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FRAUDULENT ATrEMPT.-The Post Office De-
partment having received letter, accompa-
MED by package of envelopes from a route
agent, stating that each Of the said covers con-
tanned two printed circulars Of firm in New
York, and had also quantity of written mat
ter In each, while the whole were destitute of
any postmark, the Bureau has addressed a
letter, (at the same time forwarding the pack
age,) to the Postmaster at New York city, de-
failing to him the circumstances remark
ing that they must have either got surrepti-
ously into the mails, or that there has been
great neglect of duty by some person entrusted
with them, and urging him to trace their his
tory in these respects, and whether successful
IN his endeavors or not, to take such action
respecting them as the law and the reyuIa-
tons Of the Department require. By the act
the parties have rendered themselves liable To-
prosecution. .GzF -H t.t
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WAITS.

SITUATION to cook, wash and
w iron, or TO nurse, by = competent sir willing
to strive 70 please. Apply at No. 81 X street, be
al nH.cs an. Ps'G ss
care Of children No objection going in the coun-
gao street, bet 18th and 18th streets. ~
WANTED-B. young womsn who has lived
moved aoI s one siy me ssye
nurse and chsmberTuaid or TO do general hon ,e
york; Che has the best possible recornme sticns
from bsE late employers. Please address box Ne:
w ibut good FURNITURE, CARPEIiNG,
i1t Pa,ors and sh Cha. ADDRESS H9use
tlcles are for sale and whore they may be seen.
WANTED-Bys respectable young woman, .
a.ios. isfss days: a No. 4sS SI isa G.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good wO-
CURED Ippy ana To street vs.
WANTED TO HIRE-A WHITE WOMAN
W. to do the cooking, " ashing, and ironing Of 4
family oftvo persons. Apply at Store No 4s6 Nh
5ft,s. DIV IN Or r..Sses
able nelshborhood, trent to be abort Ssoo per an
address Ese 70 e r. .p Tp HieSsndIls Pos, Once
stating elas and location = 4-N."N iysI
WANTED,,By youth, aged "a, Who hss mp &c
this time been at school, and slrays Im%sdl,
an ONCE or elsew here. where he may earn a sup
po {. He IL quick, active obeient and amhIt ious
To please Please address a note to Box No. 10
star Ofhce. $500 H.. ~ 6-n
WANTED-A FARMER AND GARDENER
W TO whom the best Of wages will I've giveo, pro-
yIded he can como well recommended for sobristy
honesty, industry and competency, IN work and
manage fsrm and garden near GEORGETOWN. ID. e..
Jy l-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Mr. VIM. L. ,Bayly.
Of this city, has been awarded the contract for
supplying the Department of State with sta
tsonery during the year ending June 30, 1860.
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EXCURsIoIs, &c.

GRAND PIC MIC. -
" GIVEN NJ JHE Mxxs,.Es or ,,,
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, IOop
AZ ARL1NG TON SPRING.
On MONDAY, Jui, M.
I Omnibvscs win ran regularly durlns "A.
, .,s The Northerp Liberty Mark, -
Pa avenue, and the foot Of IN, Cap dsazlS
isn MiE fsr ~ rssry ,ccrxpnL
man and ladi~s. gentle
The Committes win spare no pain. n NAL.
festival pass oG as 6ets h fal as possihIe sse Tie
A splsndid hand Of music NIL Be m stt.,A.
Good order will be preserved.
John Thav, w. K.ttle,
NJ. Hetnel, r-.- M Briel
A. SchIlling, .. 49,
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TH WIAiHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Instituti
The time Of observation II about O'Clock
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COAL AND WOOL

Il COAD AND WOOD.
DAII. expected, n cargo of WHITE Ash EGG
aud bROk EN- COAL, whFch will be sold, from the
vessel. a. lowest possible rates for cssh, or for
est Other kinds aud Sizes will he received at sbort
Intervals, and dlsposed Of on same terms :
WAYS ON hand; saved and .plt if required At low
est rates. DICKSON, GORDON e CO.
corner Of Green and w altar streots I,
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" on IHE ASs6CiATEnf BOON fir NC
fstSSRSPG. s SS A At NhhE.tNL93s sIr a sna

GRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT Pic Nc
VI OF TIE Associated BOOK vi
1BsttSSRREERSsS ct yhnN.ANLo,sToS ssnN
Ample aTsngs merits have been mad. IN Co...
pcysens To and ltcm the island large and al. 80,
WI leave High Stree wharf. Gcorg9 tow :. a.
from q street wharf, Wsshington. OmnIhuss. -;
start from the foot II the Capitol o. from IN. g.
neI 81 7th street and ia. avenue every haIf -,
snd from the NortheTn Liberties Market a. ..d N
= m. and and p, m. A superior cotion sps
has been speaxed. Rcfreshme.ts &c. sarr.s y.
the proPfeors at clty prices. Tickets % can't, Al
whiting testleman aud ladirs- jT7Ss
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-T1.
n .d hGsSm' so s lie .ns cSSmr.ny
81 their Steamer Pevhafsn 10 Nor
folk, oher the public Of Washington and yio,r,,, =,
toinso To GLYMONT and AQUA CREEE1I.ro.
daIly during the hot weather.
10 p%faes OF three or more excursion tIckets ,,u
I've issued AZ one dol lar : ID each for Gymo0t ynt
pIlvlege OF remaining thore ail nIg Id aud etnrns
next Gay; also for Az una Greek at two dollar,
VIII privilege VI remaining or two days vs.
=, Inc angler can enjoy fine sport with book an
Inc AT either Of the above places white peIch 49,
other small hsh being abundant; also, fne shco,'SS
game being plentiful. oV''la'
places. ~ - @e's
Boats leave foot Of 9Th street ~ s1 4. .,s a.
p. IN. Returning. ~ p. M and 81 y. a.
OF iufthar lniormstIou inquire at the Compan, !.
aplnce, No; 5a2 Pennsy iysnls sysne-. next DOR d
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat com,.r,.
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SECoND-HAND SETTLES AND BILLIARD
- TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP, az the Athe-
LEX on The premises, i2s'Pa. svtnue. The saloon
VIII be closed Tor renovation until about the LIST of
H"euse : : : jyeS'
"A large additions TO our stock of jools r
consisting ~ part OF Bench Planes, Back -
Squares, Hammers, Hatchets, Rules Com =
passes, Moulding Planes. Bevils Spears. Saws, -
Plane Irons, Socket Terina Chisels, 60. Ali v.r-
ranted food, Buying and selling for cash enables
us TO cfer these goods at unusually low prices
GRIFFITH & SHIELDS
JeSs No 339 Pa. av., Opposite l,rovn,s
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-Af family in the
- - country can accommodate a few boarders for
the summer. The situation is healthy and h+epti-
fu Is miles by railroad flour trains dsy ID Address
Box 46l City Post Office, = - +, e 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RARBEE'S BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL"
10 on Free Exhibition At
fH lips ROCKS STORE
ma /" 332 Pa. sv., between 9Th and insh o..
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ROBT ISRAEL L. CO, "a
No. f2s 9TH ST., between and III, "
-IENE DRALERslS M
NEW And SECOND HAND

FCRNiTERE, - -.
Pay the Highest Cash Prices for ALL tipds of
Housekeeping Articles, and Exchange Furniture.
MT. koBknI lSRAEL, late of the firm of Israel 4
Buchly. invites hrs former patrons to rive him
call at his new place Of business, where thew viii
hno ain"st every attIole In the Housek eeping line
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70, b.. .,,,,n =, a 4 -, ;, III C0SE -
where ~s Do the S x seads q q
NET SosL IoR.c IL charged it Will, BE- q the
usual priccs Fly Al work Euafa ied 10 - IN
the bsst STYLE JOS. T. x. Plant & Co, :
$50 ID street between IN nd Ie&h =
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BANK OF WASHINGTON, July s. 1850.
~ The Trustees Of this Bank have declared a
dividend nf three per cent out of the profits of the
maud. " "0
jy est JAS ADAMS Casbje,
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o.. POISON SODA WATERp : -
.pnfsnn a G GT1ksASS OF THAT WHICH IS NOT
ss71-- i'es,' - MATTHEWS & sIMMs,
ss,rl.s ysisl.il. i4ltll Drug Store. PA nvsnnss -
hjy2-st baa yAIiF between ID and 81 sts
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W. nave made tbs week Iasss r adsI;EioS =,
stock ssnch az Lace and silk NANTES, Jsconst
and Organdy LAWNS, Damsxk TIA Ri LINEN
And NAPkiNS, Linen and Cotton SHEETiNEs
~, dozen Ladies, Gents, and Misses 4 OFTON
LAWNS st ls,S, WHITE GOODS in treat yynrIee
", making our stock very complete m every deparf
ment. All OF winch We now offer very low -
TAYLOR HUTCHiSON.
.- ..-. No. AZ Louisiana avenue !
eS-N Opposite Centre Mnrket Sns -
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W eigelil ksO>ea.

Is ESrTRELy HARDY. hsrinE stood unprotected in
%xpcs@4 sftuat3acs. grounds, the years
-shost inJnry 4 csrtsiHy best sarsB 4sas-s-y
sarao Su0wn. 9sod plants 25 cents. ~
:, ROSE HILL NTRsEET.
AAscs u, 1889. I-a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

zfr About two thousand foot passengers EN-
igfatiug To Kansas and the gold mines aud four
hundred wagons. have crossed the ferry at 81.
Joseph during the week previous to the sub
inst
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
~ Morning, May 5th, 1859.
sons of Malta.

Within short time past, our ears have De-
cone quite familiar with the good deeds perform
By tie organization known as the Sons q
Malta, which, though By 10 means rnodeFn
institution, has of late years obtained vide
spread popularity in country. by the unosten-
tatious in which it accompllshes It's works .
Of charity. We have on more than one occa /
sion, made reference to the Order, opportunity
presented ITSELF but really, the repetitona Of t.
good works which frequently hear are 50
numerous, that to record item all would be ike
a "tale twice told" AS the charities performed
By il are in accordance with the Scripture iTJnnc-
tion, 70 let not thy left hand know what thy right
hand doeth, many surmises and speculations are
indnlged IN 10 its doings aud objects, ard N
order that our friends may be fully posted in re.
gard to il, it may not be cut of place TO give
short account of The Order and herce it sprung:
In the year l048 some merchants Of Memphis
trading to the Levant, obtained leave Of the
caliph Of Egypt 10 erect house for those who
wen, on pilgrimage to Jerusalem They erect
ed hospital for the sick A. d., 100, when they
obtained the Of Hospitalers. a. u. Ills,
they became military order, and mary persons
OF noble blood entered their ranks. Alter the
Christians had lost their interest 10 the East and
Jerusalem taken, the knights returned TO
MaTeott, Acre and Pieces, which they defended
in 1850. The Order OF the Sons OF Malta, OF
which the Lodge in orr city is branch, and
which embraces so many Of our distinguished Eel.
low citizens il a direct representation Of this
former military. religious Order. The Island oi
Malta Is still in possession of The "Sons Of Malta
who rent il to the British Government as place
Of deposit for military stores 1t il, howe ers
contemplated by the Grand Lodge Of tie C.ion
- erect thereon a magnificent retreat for those
whom long service in the Order aud Old age have
enfteb,d. All Sons familiar with the history
Of The Order, will remember THAT it one OF
the early Sons Of Malta Publius, who entertain
ed III the mos. hospiable manner st Paul, = hcn
be vas shparecked on the Island whence they
tlfu derive their name Ne do not know ta8f
he held any Office 10 the Order but he is described
Us The Chief Man of the Island The Sous O.
Malta have deep design 10 their organization
They may startle the world some DAY with al
achievement so brilliant, having all the attribute
Of nobfeaess aud purity which are the priln'
functions Of the order, that all mankind will ees
with blessing and applause Mary Of thei
wonderful charities known TO the world, bG
very many remain secrets in the order Balm
more Dispatch
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4 Fact ron FARMEEs.--if you invest money
in TOOLS and then leave them exposed to the
weather it is the as looming money TO
spendthrift without security dead loss ia both
casrs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
ApteL Atribals.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Mr Payne, st Charles ;
VIM Haines, St: Louis; E Alston, Memphis
81 BEADING ,ycksbargM II 9Bsahepard, Mobile I; B
Gibson, Cincinnati; ] NJ Brown, A Yenbess, Jr,
La E N Graves, L Walden, Jr, I Harvey, New
York; DR. Howard, Savannah; Edward Davis, New
York; T NJ Kushney, " Lee, Ala; A Puffer, J J
g; Jones, Kansas; James Parrott, Benton,
Miss; P B Hayward, Cincinnati; A Halleck, Miss;
W Goodloye, Ken; Jas Jewett, steamer :, Cru r
word, San Antonio, Tex = H Davis and lady, N
G Robert Anderson, La DR. G A Cameron and
lady, Miss Jones, Miss 0 Morgan, PARROT,
La.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL Dr. Edwards, Frank Stooley,
St Charles, La; VIM McCulloh, Donaldsonville i;
York Geo H Cause, Fred W Carr, La.
CITY HOTEL-Walter E Dell, VIM F Mclean,
La; Cain, Shreveport; VIM II James, N Y; F
Byron Cutler, Mich G Foreacre, La; H
VIM NJ Cotton, b Barnett Bellingsan, Car
thage Miss; Thos Butler, J Powell Rankin, Miss;
A A Parker Canton, Miss; VIM w Wall, Clinton,
La; Richard II Day Baton Rouge D $ Ross and
Pointe Coapee. s H parisot, Miss; W w Dunton,
Clinton, Miss; DR. ] Thornton, FAINT, Bran
don, Miss; S g Taylor, Chicasaw DR. W 2 Finley,
Canton, Miss; s Goforth Newmarket, Tenn; G
CALDWELL F Caldwell, Miss Caldwell, Chester, S
@; Miss Gibson, Miss; A W swartwort, La; Jos
M Terry, Jacob Crumb r R Robb, Miss ] Jordan,
W H McCord, Tenn; R Cunningham, Texas J
Riley. Rochester, <; Capt $ Cabbell, Mrs
G Gabbe, La; A A Welch, st. Louis; NJ Cur
It's, Gallatin; Rey John James and lady Jack lack
Canton, Miss; Thos Wilson, Texas Miss S L Wad-
Eley, La; Wadley, D Wadley and servant, Ga:
ton, Mobile; ~ Hunter, Texas 1 G Hunt, N B
Kennedy, La Jas H Smith, Ala VIM Fl james,
/ NY; IL Wade, Ala; W ingalls, and lady, Vicks-
burg; Mrs Welt St Louis Lyman Foster, Bar
BADGES West Indies J II Riley, city; Simp-
4 son, Miss.
MERCHANTS HoTEI-John Fullick, Daniel
Bennett, Memphis W H Ryan, A S Freeman,
city John Jones, Canada Edward Sparks, Que
bee; James Cunningham, PHILADELPHIA; j Nor
ril. Vicksburg John Conoly, St. Louis; James
Mahon, Mobile !; J A Mccury, Ala; Cussus, New
1 York; PDonnelly, Ireland.
ORLEANS H0TEL.-Henry BalIuho, La NJ A
Galleti, Domenico Ronzani, N GILES, Y; Mr.
Weinstein and lady Ohio Thos Keith, Miss; Mr.
4 Ocho, Mobile; Chambn, Mrs Chamblin and
children, S G; Kilgore, J W Chastean, DIR F NJ
Law and lady, I Law, Mrs Bckel and children,
Ga; Maurice Levy, Bayou Goula; S Sonthemer.
4 New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISsIp
-rz,z,7,rzzzz=zg7 GREAT GEN.
e1fsss ssafH49ss5ag AL ROUTE .fIsG.

III
MORT AND EAST!
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERS will leave New Orleans as follows
Imperial Cnpt G. s. Rogers
October % November ls.
j. G. SSyOn Cant Isaac IT J,,,s
October 81, November 10
Il. j. Gay Capt Bart Bowen
November and -
New Falls City. y............... =. Capt j. b. Woods.
November and 81.
A. T. Lacey Capt Geo TAYLOR
October II, November o and Vi;
klnWainn Capt. f. +. Dix,
October 10, November s and ~
city of Memphis. Capt W. j. Konnts.
October 2l November 10 and 30
Gladiator Capt Jno Klinetelter
October 23 November IL
VIM. MI. Morrison Capt, Jno N BotIinger
October 25 November a.
Champion. Cant T. r. Mo,rr
October y. November I6
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT counectIonsat
VICkSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
At Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. RAILROADS;
AT st, Louis with the
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELI.EoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
nJ TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale this
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEl
CO. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL. USED.
For correct information Through Tickets apply at the
Office of the
RJ- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS -tea
No. 61 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD e. WAYNE,
General Agent.
j. +. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
E. W GOULD, Superintendent my4 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
- - -
RniIraa.as,
Railroads.
AND EREAT NORTHERN

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November PAS bales cotton Car
roll, Hoy &co--iss Ably \ Catching-l55 Thornhill
&co--l6l Lewis \ oglesby.l ia Coleman, Britton
& Harrison--102 7 H 4 J NJ Allen &co--72 Wright
4 Alen-6S Byrne, Vance &co--67 A Levi &co-79
Mcfarland h Barksdale--66 Cutrer, Harrison &co
,6s Pritchard \ Flowera5s + L Adams Sco-5l
] C 4 B s Ricks isco-30 do Stewart 4 ,Iames-2S
Slaughter, Smith McRae--46 j w Champlin &co
"A Patton, Smith Il Putliam-42 Pitcher 4 Good
rich-32 Block, McAfee &co--32 Gitien Smedes &
co--s9 Hilliard, Summers &co---25 Boyd &co-2l
Gillaspie, Brewer &co--l9 do West Where &co--2l
Ward, Hunt &co-l7 Thompson \ Clark-17 A D
Grief &co-l6 Frierson, Conway &co-l4H X Car
ter-l4 Martin, Cobb &co--ll Sam Barrett Copcs
X Phelps-s Foley, Avery &co-s R NJ Lowe &co
S VanIiber &co-7 Feowes &co-7 NJ D Cooper
&co-s Winston, Morrison &co-6 A Henkle Geo
&c Battle, Noble &co--6 do G Harvey &eo-5
May &co-2 Walker, Hutchinson &ce-2 Hew-
lit, Norton &co-3 NJ Putnam-Total 1878 bales
cotton
PoNTCHARTRAIN. W..
M0BILE-Per steamer Oregon-s bales cotton
Fellowes &eo-5 Bradley, Wilson &co-sundries to
order-Total Ii bales cotton.
MOBILE-Per steamer Wm Bagaley-233 bales
| cotton to order-l43 Farley, Jurey &co-l16 Rdg-
ell Dennis Sco-SS w S Donnell &co-52 Battle,
Noble &co-39 I Hardie &co-2O w Holmes-l7
Thos Wiams-6 Bradley, Wilson &co- Is bales
domesties Giquel Jamison-4 id Thornh Geo
| 16 do gins Fl X Carter-sundries to order--Total
TIA bales cotton. .~N
COnsignees.
BOsToN-Per ship sheridan-J H&IN Marks
Wood & Low-Payne & Kemp-W l. Lanier--
Thompson BarnesG Theurer- Blake & Tower
| Flint & Jones--P H Brinton eco Muse 4 Bro
Grassan-Dueos &co-W McCracken- ID keham
-Shunway e. Hews-H Parsons-J Wright eco
Gilman-R McGregor &co-Wm Soery &co- J w
Wilder-E Hart &co..W Cleland--J Gurtis-R W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
Exports.

LIVERPoOIs-Per ship Northampton balls
cotton
CADIZ-Per ship Atlantic 1881 bales cotton
5000 slaves.
HAVANA, and Market-25O bbls lard 325 kegs
lard 63 kegs butter 80 bbs tallow so do hams 100
bbls potatoes leo bbls onions 125 bxs candles do
pork 100 scs salt 20 plows $40 emit bbs.
PENSACOLA schr Mary Ellen-4O sacks
coffee 500 scks corn so scks bran so scs oats 10
cks bacon 8 bbls molasses 26 bbls -four 23 bbls
whisky hhds sugar 10 bbs pork ties rice.
PENSACOLA sehr Lizzie MeScks- 1l6
bbls flour go bbls whisky Is bbls pork bbs lard
s2 bbls moasses 3 do oil 275 scks corn so scs oats
10 scs coffee.
MOBILE-Per schr Anola-459 scs oats 1873 bbls
flour 2s bbs whisky 2 do oil so bxs soap.