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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
His Excellency,
JOHN W. ELLIS.
RALEIGH. Nav 18th. 1859.

RALEIGH, May 17th 1859
The undersigned Presidents of Railroads in the State,
met, according to a suggestion of the Board Of In
ternal improvements for consultation to the best
means for facilitating the transportation of freghts to
and from the several ports Of the State
Being entirely satisfied from the experimental work
ing of joint owned in common by several roads,
tried by some of heretofore that neither this stem,
nor the system of a promiscuous Interchange will do
practically, decline to try either one; but being
earnestly DESTROYS to promote the convenience Of shippers
in and out by through transportation without breaking
bulka thing less desirable, and less advantageous to
the railroad interest than to the peopewe have agreed
to the following arrangements for through cars
That from the 1st day OF June next, whenever either
road Of the three connecting at Goldsboro may deliver
at that point any number of loaded cars the road ecev
ing shall send them forward with the best despatch on
their next depart ureto destination shall deliver
the same back after being discharged the return time
of round trip loaded if possible otherwise empty, in
good order and condition as when received.
All such shall be sealed at the loading point,
at Goldsboro, before delivery by the road consgning
and manestS shall be made out through to destination
from the shipping point.
loaded sealed and having clear manifest unless such
car is in bad order, when it may be refused.
| Each car must have separate manifest, and must be
entirely loaded for one point of delivery.
| Whenever through train shall be delivered, the
road consigning may send Conductor with the same
to destination.
For the faithful dpromp carrying out of this agree
ment certain regulations adopted, which shall be
strictly enforced (Signed)
W. S. ASHE,
Pres't. W. & W. r. r. Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP ASIA.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
NO BATTLE.


The steamship Asia with Liverpool dates to the l4th
inst. arrived at this port this forenoon.
Napoleon had reached Genoa and issued stirring
address
There had been no battle.
England has formally proclaimefher neutrality.
Count Buol has resigned the Austrian Ministry.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 14th, 1859.
Cotton-Saes for the week 65, 900 bales. The mar
ket opened at an advance of 3D. but closed at I'D
Sales for export 5000 bales closing quiet but steady
18th
Fair Orleans .75ad
Middlng do. 6 l3-l6d.
OH Plduuo "a.
Middlng do. Observation-Disclosures. 6 7-l6d.
Stock at Iiuernool 49, nnn bales of which 2OQ nnn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27

being absent from the State for some weeks could not
be present but in so far as his interest concerned in
making close connection with, and prompt delivery of
freight to Western North Carolina, the President of
the North Carolina Railroad agrees to receive from him
any through he may desire to deliver and to send
them forward with the despatch, agreed with
the other roads above, and upon the same terms.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
ep.-.zr-zzzzzssr, G REAT CEN.
sesEsEs4e4sl'Ea rnAl ROUTE -
N RTH Nd ASST


NORTH AND EAsTI
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERS will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial Capt s. Rogers.
October 90 November Is.
j. G. SyvOn. Capt. Isaac II. JONES'
October 81, November 20.
Il. j. Gay Capt Bart. Bowen.
November and ~.
New Falls City .-......,,..s,. Capt j. b. Woods.
November and q.
a. H Lacey. Capt Geo. Taylor
October II, November and %.
Hinwathn. Capt. f. F. Dix.
October 10, November md ..
City of Memphis. Capt W. j. Kounts
October Il, November 10 and 80
Capt. Jno klinefeler.
October %, November L.
VIM. Nj. Morrison ........... Cant Jno N Bo,iueer
October IS, November H.
champion Capt E. b. Moore.
October q, November IL.
Passengers rely upon the leaving as nd yers and
making DIRECT connections at
yICKsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD:
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADS;
AT St. Louis with the
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEILFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
Nc TICKETS by the jackson Railroad sale at this office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
ne TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
rs For information Through Tickets apply til,
office of the
EJ- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -au
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place
CLIFFORD g. WAYNE,
General Agent
j. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
F. w GOULD Superintendent mva4 If
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Passengers.

Per ship John Hancock, I'm Antwerp in cabin
and steerage.
Per steamship Matagorda, from Indianola and
Galyeston-Miss Hamilton, Miss Swsher, Miss Graz
Mrs NJ 3 McCrosky, Mrs Wheat, Miss Williams Mrs
Cook, Miss Tools, Miss Carter, Miss Mccarthy Mits
Hassett, Miss Rooth, Mrs Walters and daughter,
Messrs Jones, Carroway, Dow, Fleming, Moore,
Galloway, Wiley, Howard, Metterheimer and svt,
Wallace, jackson, Menda, Stewart, Jones and svt
Tdway, Whitaker, Winser, Harrington, Blackburn,
STRIPPING, johnson, Price, wilson, Sistred, Lawten,
Borden, D Woidow-ll on deck.
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COMsignees.


.b.F COnsignees.
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Linda-Grief Byrnes 4
co-Beebe &co-Heaton Il Olivier j Lilienthal-
G d Metcalf &co--D Maupay-W H Letchford eco
j T.Harde &co-H H Hansell-Magee & Kneass
! D Bein & son--Mckleroy & Bradford yose
Bros-Wright & Alen-Bridge & Son Jackson
&co-C Gaines &co-S Locke c H Sloeomb Il
co-E Wheelock &co-Duclos &co-W Davis
Mudge-Green y Grumpy Blanchard jr-Har-
vey &oo-Turnell &co-R Bowles-Feowes eco
West Nettleton-T Brady-D Carroll eco
Wood & Low-Curter, Harrison &co- G NJ Har-
co-Rotchford, Brown &co--D H Fowler-Payne u
Harrison-Phlps, Nixon &co-J A Somers-F +
Henriquez-Campbell q strong-Cosgrove &co-T
shute-E Mongn-L " Lyons &eo-F Bauer \
Burrows-H Block &eo--J 4 N Marks Levy,
Simon &eo-Wood Il Low Sampson Il Keen-W
w Crane &ce-Hartz & Neutz-Titterton Il Magee
Henkel Sco-I S Holden Sco- I Buddecke
&co-P H Brinton &co-sIaughter, Smith Il McRae
-Menard Il Vignaud-Muse Il Bro-Block, McAfee
&co-J Gr4ssen--Geo A Pickett &co- Geddes-
Gets H Ashbridge l. Nephew--Creevy Far
| WE'LL Syme &co-Grosjean & Beneteau-G c b.
gart-C Boye-H Green-W G Campbel--Smith
Cooper &co-Taylor Il Churchill Jno IsAdams &
col Lum &co-R Mills &co-Tarleton. Whiting
\ Tullis-Conyerse & Kennett- j A Babque-F
Breen-T Des Keage-Carroll, Hoy &co--Scovi &
Mead-S Moore Flint & jones' NJ Coulon-
| and order.
| NEW YORK-Per ship Geo Green Neage Il
| Carpenter-W Violet Eco Luneschloss Bros Il
co-Fellowes &co-W W Crane &co-A d Grietf&
| co-Brander Il Hubbard-Nicholson Eco Muse &
Bro-D Kelham-N Whitney-Payne & Kemp-W
E Leyerich &co-Sampson 4 Keen--W McCracken
-Grosjean Beneteau-Thompson & Clark-Chas
| Boye-Lane, Salter AGO L Buddecke Eco B
| Duffield-Duclos &co-J Armstrong; A Lum AGO
Bridge 4 son-Grieh Byrnes &co-L sturtevant
&co-Bowles Judson--A NJ HULL Frederickson
| H Goldman--E Price &co-Smith Il Bro-Rice
/ Bros &co- A Brousseau &co-W McCracken- w
| Bernard-N Stevens-Rogers, Woodall &co- J NJ
| Hall-Blake Tower-EJ Hart &co-F Henriquez
i Holden &co-P Cusachs, Bro &co-F Ries
! &co-Crome &co-J A Lum &co-Block & Jonas
| Converse Il Kenneth & j c Davidson-Taylor 4
| ChurchilI-Sampson Keen McGiregor Bank
| head--A c Wbur-Beebe &co- Bull, Ellis &co-
| Pinckard, Steele &co-Heaton Olivier-T H Ed
monson-G W Sizer- Bockius-J S Atkins
| Locke o Woodruff Eco A d Henkel &co- Il
| AlereX-Austin 4 Goodwin--Schneider Il Wise-E
Macpherson Pinckard Steele &co-T B Smith
NJ Davis D Bein & Son-E Wheelock &co--
Kearny Blos &co-G Morrison eco V David
John Stroud &co-Payne s. Harrison W A John
son &co-W G Raymond-Jas W Fee-P R Fell &
Marsha Sehwab-A Robinson & Bro-Herman,
Power &co-Thompson & Barnes-T Fl Edmonson
S Wolff-H w Reynolds-C Gaines &co-P A
Shaw-Feowes &co-Byrne, Vance &co--P G Nc
| Guire-J Gauche-Henderson 4 Peae- Hogan &
Murphy-C Ii Slocomb &co--Geo II vinten- Fair
banks &co-C Boye-N 0 Delta-Flint 4 Jones
Despeargue-W West & Nettleton-Eaton, Better
ton &ce-Converse &co- M Greenwood Post &
Mel-G w Hynson &co-and order,
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Shipping sntelligel1tt.
Sec back of this page for Financial ant
Commercial Intelligence.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
n" Wednesday, Morning, November so, 1853.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, I
Wednesday, Morning. November 80, 1859. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowe, for Havana, via Key
West and other Florida ports. B Payne
Ship VIM Singer, Farley, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Ashland, Clark, for Boston,
Geo Fosdck &co
Ship Garnate, whidden, for Liverpool,
Canmack & Converse
Bark Leighton, speights, for Rio de Janeiro,
Mexican schr Brilliante, Batista, for Campeachy
and Sisal, S Fernandez &co
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Steamboats,.


Ship Express, Milton, I'm Liverpool, Oct 2lst.
Ship Geo Green, Fairbanks, - days FIN New York,
to w Hynson geo.
Ship Frank Haynie, Randel, FIN London 18th Oct.
British brig Agnes, Eden, I'm Ruatan Island, to
Cochran Hall-cargo, fruit to c & II.
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WHITE RIVER.
ATTAKAPAs.
u. s. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-

~ hpas, Daily in connection with the n. @, o. and
3H W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Mary j.
Attikison, master bailt expressly for passen
gers and light freight will with the 0pelonsas Railroad
leaving Bewcks Bay daily for Paesonvie Centerve and
franklin and viii trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
the latter place with four mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Coeau Opelousas and Washington.
Running time from Now Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled
the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering freight any the trade.
Shippers will please tie their dray receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
ST No. 5 Old Levee, Agents.
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rIsxus AaiIp Crescent,

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Sass ia ny: - ~ -
=. ~ ~ ~ u ctcudy, with ngns
= s IT, = u both landings yester-
q s,sss INV q " Charmer, raclhc,
+ S515SG Feceiving very fast, ana
H i*S5s: 15l13 MI, Grand Duke and North
- ~ 81 81 i. sesy iov a.. ~. :. MS =
sSss377 ~ anOnut of tunnage mat u now
Z ~ ;7i51 = sESs3 9s5; ia
35SS y NJ packet r. ~. McKae came 70 the
4 8e1feId12s hooking - bright and clean az q
& + 10y eiyes = NV asscrlgm 81 e q a ser
= = - 1aet1er. tine she Mlil leave f3r
( e. rs f3Fef 0n Saturday next az lz O'Clock,
81 81 6&l1l6an1 Qf Capt. yno. W.IoDin. MT.
M t14s .chaf9e q me once.
q ~ a@yex packet 81 atonais Capt. 8. =
70 = i 10 came 70 tbs landing, having
va ~ ny IN ghOuts She leaves Tomorrow
33l55{, 5S ~ sSss ss5ss 81
K e r. r. "a Chief Comet and Eleanor
4 x3SSf, and thel Reytona from L0uisyllle,
m ~ s1&es "a at ne landing this morning.
1(eonetx epnbiic and baltic VIII notn ~ 4, ~ II
~ - 1t&lk t941a{, q Ne learn IRON dispatches
6e esss1. neil, 8 ~ III
ss1Se W ~ Fsnsp1ls 81
Ss q xsxfsi al lsATn nom ON mnch;satsemed
i 49, e 4GssSisr Slsrkuf I'LL =. g. Twitchen, that he
~ $780, Rssss'W ~ sincerely merely
s sssss WY. M s ssss Il j o. our most
SssSsf YSSs . v sscs and prosperity, happl-
SssS sSissSs fsiSsilsI. .
2 ~ ~ sSsrnsi AZ III 18th. At
{ & ~ 4ins not and falling The river
Y as sa,ss a, on ihs ass s Viii Ten
g ~ s. s'ist s;cns. - -
B - ffcn ihe Vicksburg papers o. yesle a.
sssk 49, ~ 49, Ssnted
- .sanr hours ending al dark
D.: ~ - - s;;e1S evening.
sosa Louisville and, and q. Louis report
/. lslng e snoss s Poi nl.axa.v.
- sssSnsf saline, Captain George Miller. from
u = s5oarche packet Music, Captain Y =; Brown Z,
N Sos esss Aosal ~ DaAfs's g 80
~ ~ 1870. 1s''r' 1',,1,t'ss 81
Louis packet 3 & TTchsll, oap psn T. l.
ss so Soder os sGa ses to Msssrs
Kenlrick mi Eoery, her clerks, for favors
IhS ~ Lcnis packet Adriatic Captain u h'd Ws
With 4 fair VII; she leaves AGAIN .o-oay re
thank hcr clerk, NJ .Vf ia 6nss, 80
n sRstss I'll bales cotton and leayes
/ s ~; 4; 81 y; s ssssiss.
s. ~ Bayoa Bafa packet D. +. Kenner, Captain
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Both inst Mt 5P NJ
St Lonis. Cairo and New Orleans Raina.; Line,
FOR ST. LOUIS--GOENECTING AT
, NeS 4 Cairo with the Illinois Central at ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi railroad-Ths regn
1kEzsss1k lar passenger packet steamer New Fails
Clty,J u. Wouds. master will for St Louis and Mi
neTeia,e landings ms above For freight through tickets
to all points North East West, apply on board CO. ~
Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuaity of
this steamer. f'' -
n95~No berh considered engaged until paid for
GJ-A plan of the cabin be siaerooms sccurd
Commercial Place. 1917 ~ "
R above steamer will take freight for Memphis ycks
burg Natche1 and all the Bends will pay strict attention to
all way and plantation business. S "
~ VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI4
no Advertising
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Arrived Yesterday.

kAEFAtcA 1csteEuhys
Steamship Indianola Hansen, fin Brazos Santiago,
I'd inst, to ID de Gocouria-lst dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G B Payne-lst dist.
Ship John Hancock, Coffin, FIN Antwerp 18th Sept,
and Flushing LIST Oct to s Maunsell-2d
district ~.
Ship E D Peters, Curtis, I'm London, 18th Oct, to
master-lst dist 80.
Ship Linda, McManus, Is days I'm New York, to
Creevy Il Farwell-lst dist SO.
Brig A A Chapman, Laurent, days from Havana,
to S Plassan-2d dist 10.
Mexican sclr Carisimo, Pedegaso, from Manila,
(Mex), to master-2d dist l6.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Alert, from Shell Banks.
Schr Marquee, from Shell Banks.
Schr Perle, FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Biloxi FIN Biloxi.
Schr Col Bliss, FIN Amte river.
Steamboats,.
Adriatic, Rider, FIN St Louis.
Music, Brown, FIN Donaldsonville.
Texas Ranger, Radoych, I'm Balize.
Saline Miller, I'm Harrisonburg
Red Chief No 2, Shute I'm Harrisonburg.
J Fremont. Stockdale, I'm Cincinnati.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, FIN Bayou Sara.
Julia Roane, Danley, I'm Arkansas River.
d F Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Walker, I'm Mobile.
Catahoula, Walker, FIN Vicksburg.
Eleanor Main, I'm Alexandria.
Towboat Anglo-American, Martin, from the Passes
went down lght-brought up ships E D Peters
and John Hancock, brig A A Chapman.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 9th inst, ships Nep-
tune and Narragansett and bark Catalana-
brought up ship Linda.
Towboat NJ Whann, (new) Heaton, FIN Pittsburg,
to Associated Towboat Co-3d dist.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5PM.
REEIrLAR RENn AND VI

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, Bpm
REGULAR BEND AND VICKS.
~ = BuRG Packet The freight packet steamer
LRAtahs Scotia nd, Couch, master will leave ns above
kgor Deer Creek Landing Washington Landing
po'nt Wo,,hng9n Carolina Landing Grand Luke, Ashton,
Lake Providence, Mtkens Bend vicksbnrg worrenon
Grand Gulf Joseph, Rodney Waterproof Nachez Fort
Adams. Red River Landing, Bayou sara Port Hudson Baton
Rouge Plaouene, DOnaidsonson Vile and all intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply on board
b. DUFFIEID, Agent,
II Camp street, or
j. j. PERSON 4 co
The Scotland will take Yazoo river freight rehip
ped ut Yicksturr no23'
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ScIlOOners.
STEAMBOATS,.
CUMBERLAN RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. sOih inst. at 3 p NJ
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
~ - willie, Pee's Landing, Canton Eddyville, Dycns-
burg, Smhland, Paducah Metropolis, Cairo Co
umbns Hickman New Madrid Randolph and
All iniermea andngsThe regular packet steamer North
Light, Press Loderck, MASTER will leave above
f VIRGINIuS. C. DENTzEL,
ms Advertising Agent.
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20 Prlteharu a. fiower-4 w y DonneI NCo--lo
Friedlander & Gerson-sundries to order Total
2S7 bales cotton.
HAvANA--Per brig A A Chapman-405 boxes
sugar IS pipes rum Is bbls honey cases cigars
S Plassan--l do A Giraud--2 do Weichaud-,
8 do NJ Labordc-4 do Merceret---22 do Darel
do SO bales tobacco e Trosgros--S cases cigars
Walls bales tobacco Prats n &e4-1o oa oa,s
wood G Garcia-7 cases cigars ALBEIT cases
do to order-lot fruit B Pigniola.
ANTWERp-Per ship John Hancock-22 bbls
nails 6G cases cologne 40 cks mdse y i Buddecke
&co-l67O cases glass 2l5 casks zinc l5o Dds 40
white Shark, Staufer &co-3932 cases glass to W I
yredenburgh &co-l case guns to N Payro.1
iii CRYSTALS Henderson Gaines--3l pkgs do 100
cases glass l. Genella & Sons pkgs mdse Sumpter
| Tnrner-l case mdse Chas Bnnker-6 cases nails
Iuneschloss Bros &co--l52 do glass Thiee y Seller
| rs cks mlse Burien--50 cases do Goldsmith.
Haber &co--l do G Connolly Nco-4 40 Maronrg
I d Forster-1 do Gabaroche-500 cases glass r Nc
| Greror &co-3 cks wine Peter Dow 949 cases As
bales 8 pkgs mdse 1889 cases glass SO retorts to
order.
LIyERPoOL-Per ship Lady Russell-5l6l scks
salt to order.
LIVERPOOL ship Essex-7O0l sacks salt
to order.
NEW YORK-Per ship Linda-assorted mdse.
NANTLA, (AIEX) Per schr Carisimo-l07 bales
tobacco c Schramnl-l02 do A c Bruguiere-l5
hides Il deer skins to order.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
SHE'LL. BANKS-Per schr Marquee 600 bbls
shells to order. -
SHE'LL BANKS-Per schr Alert-3OO bbls shells
to order.
BILOXI-Per schr Biloxi--lO0O bbls of coal to
order.
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Col Bliss-25 cords Of
| wood to order.
BAYOU LACoMBE- schr Perle-25 cords
wood to order. ~
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RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Leighton 1854
bbls flour SO bbls pork so bbls beef 700 kegs lard
LIvERPOOL-Per ship VIM Singer-S396 bales
cotton.
BORDEAUX--Per ship Ashland--ll57 bales cot
ton so bales hemp do skins Is hf bales moss Dbl
sugar bbls whisky 1903 bbls molasses 1872 half do
1872 OK horns 1915 hides.
HAVANA, KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS
900 bbls -four 200 bbls pork 10 cks bacon ITO
scks corn so bags coffee.
LIVERPOOL ship Carnatie - 1862 bales
cotton 24O0 slaves.
CAMPEACHY AND SlSAL-Per schr Brilante
$50 bbls -four 20 bbls onions is bbls potatoes Is
do vinegar 10 cks ale 10 cks wine l25 ties larp Ito
reams paper rs bxs tobacco 65 bxs crackers 20 do
raisins 2e do fish 10 bxs cheese 80 do candles 26
ses pepper u bdls copper II do iron IA bars iron
hrkins butter Is hams 81 pkgs mdse 20 do oil.
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Imports.

X BRAZOS SANTIAGO steamship Indianola
.$l2,2Ss specie Cramer &co-$l 1850 Caballero Il
Basualdo-eS ,962 81 E Forstall-- SIS lss Sc Y de
Egana-$5, 900 Talamon 4 Dessomes-sl 1852 j W
zacharie &co-Total 4,55l 90 specie.
lNDIANOLA and GALVESTON Per steamship
Matagorda-l6 bales cotton s 8 Nelson Zoo IS
Coleman, Britton 3 Withers-- Ia j Williams .xco--
SO Nalle &co-20 A b Kelly Aco- is R G Cum.
mings &co--6 A D Grief &co-- % A $ Rueely-8
N Lowe &co-S West, Where AGO. 10 PiAbury
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REfSITJ.AVD NJ, yTrfpc,r,y

I.ehVes tvety WEDNESDAY,, NJ 8 p. N.
- REGULAR BEND AND vICKSBUR6
6sT Packet-lhe new and splendid fast running pas
senger packet steamer Grand Duke, Sam.
NPpesae master, will leave above ior Deer
Carolina Landing, Grand Lake, Ashton Pitchers Point Skip
wtls Landing Stock Island Landing, Lake Providence Milf
kens Bend Vickshuig Warentsn, Grand Gulf St Joseph
Rodney Wseprso of Natshs1 Po Adams Red River Land
jacksonville and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
sage apply on board
vIRGINIUs C. DEETzEJ
Advertising Agent.
gThe Grand Duke will take river freight 10 bn re
shipped at yicksburg. seq
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Memoranda.
Exports

M- The ship Express, Capt. Milton, from Liyel
pool, is on the bar hard aground.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
1850 - s1soeI LINE. useo. skss q
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRIrANs
PACKET COMPANY
viii during the of 1870 and 1874 a. c
lows:
One of the Of the Memphis and New Orleans Lima will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
At s o'clock P.
MONDAY BOATS;
1nUOn1Nr. u. ID, Clarke, master
WEDNESDAY BOATS.
John Simontls. H. +. Smith, master.
Eclipse. l. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. VIM. Wray master.
II. II. w. Hill. IT. H. Newell, MASTER
THE vIcKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-ro.w1r-
Daniel Boone. Hicks, master.
Kate Fr1sbee ............,J, Lee, master
Victoria. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w. Hanck, master
Leave Vieksbnrg at IL NJ
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving Orleans jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" thus
close connection ycksburg the above
Lines These Lines in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
. And the
MEMP AND OHIO RAILRoAD
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN
Aoding choice routes East, North and West
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable information amply to
j. H. FRELIGH, General AGENT
Of Memphis Packet Office ST. Charles Hotel, left wing
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Aew osas ala Crescent agdnsday aaonn gapembr 3d. 1859

G Sabatier--32 bbs molasses J w Burbridge &eo
so do Bellocq, Noblom &co-50 do Foley, Avery
&co-135 do 20 hhds sugar Laforest 4 Desnares--
81 do G Hews-l5 bbls molasses Lane, Salter AGO
,-l g hh ,i sugar West Renshaw y Cammack-2 70
r G Cummings AGO. bbls do 2 bbls moasses to
West, Where &co-4 bales mossTrosclar 4 Haydel
loo sacs oysters Sans Saloon--sundries to order
Total 200 hhds sugar sos bbls molasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBIlE-Per steamer Oregon--25 bbls oil G
Bogart-and sundries to order.
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Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at5P. NJ.
G.. l., konns Bros Low Water Through Dispatch Line.
FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL
IT. hway andings-The entirely and elegant pas
senger packets comprising this line leave
- ssssaEz3Rlows:
lied Chief j. C. Shute, master,
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY,
Era No. 1, Ben. Is. Rouns master,
Leaves Shreveport every Tu ESDAY,
meeting the Falls and changing trip every Friday.
Era No. B, John Kouns MASTER
Laav New Orleans SATURDAY,
Era No. e, W. T. Scovel master,
Leaves Shreveport every SATURDAY,
connecting at Alexandria, changing trip every Tuesday.
Clear bills ladlng and passengers lick etea through.
Apply to
q. l.. KouNS 4 BROS, No 2 Front street,
nj opposite Canal street Ferry.
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Leaves on wEDNESDA Y. Goth inst, at 4P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARkS-
49, - WILLIE Prices Landing, Canton, Eddypile. Dycus
burg, smithland, Paducah Metropolis Cairo CO;
klumbus, Hickman, New Marid Randolph and all
lauingsThe regular passenger packet steamer
Northern Light, P. I.odevck, master, will leave rs
b. DUFFIELD, Agent,
n2s II Camp street.
p s. The n l.. will take freight all points Tennessee
river. with the privilege of storing and rcshipping