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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
HEAR IN WIND

Thntthe TRIBUNE has the large
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, IN Seneca
County,-FEl
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is'uis ias'''ioa iA' same ss'i.
sandusiyY, Dayton 4 Cincinnati Y. n.
Passenger Trains on this rad now leave
this Station aa follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail, ,...... 9.90AM Man,..... $40 p n
Night Exp 12:O0Pn Night Exp. 2;i5 A n
Carey Accommodation.
To sandusky bi0 To Carey ..... .l0I0
tT-Rspuhlio and Ti6n train arrives IN Thin n 10,
A. NJ Departs Al $40, PM
~ haoks leave TiHin daily icf Runuhhc and ri.
weekly Tor Fostofia and Upper Sanduidy.
Friday Morning, Aug. NJ, 1859.
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We make no charge for publishing mar
riage and funeral notices, and will feel thank
ful to friends handing iu the same for publioa-
tion
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Thanks 10 Messrs. Barber a Emerson for
a valuable file Of Leavenworth papers.
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Timn RefniI Narket.


corrected weekly, by n. A. BUsKIRK a Bro,
and Retail dealers in Groceries and pro
iuce OF allkindi, sht whans Rlook Tidino.l
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Cure OF COnsumptiOn.

the second and third stages (at period, consequent
M when there can be uncertainty 10 the nature Of
the disease can be obtained In all cases by this treat.
ment except when the existing lesion OF the lungs Il Of
Itself sufficient 10 pr0dLoe death Hereditary predt-
position IN way 70 oonnteraoi the stol Of the
patients In whom II was most
strongly marked recovering AZ rapidly as others.
This Remedy has not only curative effect, but will
fused wherever there exists suspicion ofhe disease
PREVENT ITS DEVELOPMENT, and TINS act AZ
APREsERvATIvE WITH RE0ARp TO coNssUnPTioN, JUsI
As VACCINATION DOES WITH REGARD TO thALL.rOX.
is impossible, within the limits Of an ordinary ad
veTtisement, TO furnish the OVERWHELMING
PROOFS In ray possession in regard 10 the o
this new and SPECIFIC TREATMENT ioT one ofths
most terrible seouFses the human race. Bot in oFdei
10 satisfy The uquiroFI who daily address
ing for information, have Just publ ransla
tion Of
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Local and Miscellaneous.

A5vsr,i,sasas. iass, y hs9asa ia sy wednesday to
iatufo inseliion he same week,
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DIR. ChurchllI's Work on Com
sumption.

Comprising his Report made to 10 the Imperial Aehde-
my OF Medicine, PariSi Notes Of Gases, and Letefs,
Documents, Testimonials, &o, which, together with
Circular, will be sent on receipt ofTWELVE CENTS
in stamps TO cover the expense Of posiages.
~ These therefore, who wish RELIABLE iNFOR.
NATION previous 90 deciding whether 70 Try this Ok.
trnordnafy remedy, should lose tine In writing for
W. Churchla Treatise, Thousands would BE- restored
to health BY placing themselves undei this treatment
during the Summer, which a the most favorable
but who n they delay, may 80 down 70 pfematuTe
graves.
~ Price ofevvIRCH EsTERs GENUINE PREP
ARATfON,"ofthe HYPOPHosrmrzs Of LInE aad SO.
On 6yfup) - per botls tlfee bottles for IS. Sin.
fe bottles In concentrated solution NAIL, when
pecinlly requested 81 each The DAY sALrs furnihed
10 the Proicaaun Each bottle has iu directions foi
use, with my fie siaie alguatute. USE NO OTHER,
Sold Whooiale and Retail, atthn sole Ganrful Depot
"a the Untod States BY J. WINCH ESTER,
Amehcan and Foreign Agents, 10 John a., N. v.
foldby !. L. ~ John & Co.. and }. r. Wooster, lif
tao. Julys-iy
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isTheatrum Mundi, - or the World on tho
Stage, was exhibited, at L9Ssers Hall, on
Wednesday and Thursday evening, last
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Delegates' names should be reported to
this office as soon as possible after they are
chosen, on Saturday or Monday II possible.
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Another Moonlight Excursion, to the
Islands in sandusky Bay, will be given by the
steamer, Bay City, this Thursday evening.
A special train will go down in the afternoon
for the accommodation Of excursiousts.
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Candidates, who arc subscribers, can have
their names announced in the TRiuuNE, by
prepaying one Dollar Those who are mo-,
subscribers will be charged two Dollars.
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.JOb Printing.

Friday Morning, Aug. NJ, 1853
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See Advertisement Of Non.Explosivo
Burning Fluid, for sale by ] +. Marquardt
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ALA B A MA RIVER,
VICKS BURG PACKETS,
CTS : TH Is Tsft i f5s f. = TIKI -

r. A. UNITED STATES TRI- N.e.
lEsasHAlHA&-sttS< WhEkLY NAIL LINE fusxtpka
TO VICKSBURG. -.
TUESDAY, at o'clock p. NJ,
The magnificent IT, S. Mail packet Grand Duke. Cant
Appegate will leave for Donaldsonve Plaqucmne Ration
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf, WarIenton and Viclsburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Grand Duke connects Vcksburg with the steamer Roe
BUCK and will take freight for all landings on the Yszoo v
as high as Greenwood N "
THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ,
me magnificent u s. Mail packet Vicksburc, Cant
Capt j NJ White, will leave for Donaidsonvlle flaqne.
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st. JOS
eph, Grand in Warrenton, Vcksburg MiIliken's Bend
Lake providence Stacks Landing, skipwh Landing P,I
ehers Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
O'Clock p. N. e-'D<> - nv .
The yIOKsBuRG connects at y,cksburp with the
steamer DEWOROP md will take freight for ali landings Cd
'he hszoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ
n me maghhcent U. s. Mail packet Natchez, Capt
Baton nge PORT Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing,
sor Adams, Nache2 Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
Gun WarTanton and Yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 8
>, The steamer NATCHEz, connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight for all landings
on me 1azoo river as high up as Greenwood.
Ine above mentioned splendid passenger packets will Leave
on their regular days without fail appointed All
shsir care will be promptly and faithful.
These boats will responsible any letter
containing money teery other vsuabies unless regular
n Oh atng specifying the contents and vauo ant
inc paid nor vanebles deposited with the elsrt
og the Passengers, or contained In their baggage.
CARROLL, HOLMES Co,
teil II Union Row, IS Caroadeisiss,
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se East by this house end lot Of Bapiste
by street and the lnlf Of Mexico West of
saa haptte formerly belonging to Cade and measuring 81
feei front on the Gulf Of Mexico 30 eph
buildings and improvements thereon, being
A COMFORTaBLE 0NE.STORY DWELLING HOUSE
ard back buildings, suitable for a small family.
~ S-FERMS FOR THE PASGAGoULA PROPERTY
Onefourth cash the balance at g. ~ credit
the notes Of the purchasers endorsed the satisfaction the
vendors bearing per cent interest
to maturity and not punctuay paid the per
per annu until hnal payment with special mortgage upon
property sold The be divided The
erection o. the vendors for the convenience of partition
pense Of the purchaser.
m3l al IL q &c Is 20 20 mv2
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sHERIFFS SALES,

Sixth Disraior oouRr BAgDUC BLOCK 4 co. VS.. HEN.
Of New Orleans. J No. 6SlS.
Ky vlHVUE OF and In obedience to an order
OF sale rendered April s, 1889 and directed BY
The Honorable the Sixth District Court Of Orleans the
ABOVE entitled matter will proceed to sell public suction
a. the City se Common treet, between Camp Maya
O'Clock NJ - ' " -
LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth District Of this
city, IN the square bounded by Nayades, Apollo First
second Streets AID designated lot No. plan
" iohei nrchitect dated the 18th May 1850
10 the Office Of H. Cenas Notary Public this city sui
lot neaeures 80 feet front Second by l6
In depth, between parallel lines.
TERAS-Cash on the spot
e. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sIxiEhn CouE DE DISTRICT BAUDUG BLOCK co.
! HENRY A. LEE,
de "a Nonvelle Orleans. } sion forcee-No 5SI3
I'm VEkTU dun ortire dc yente relIdu lie s
~ dayril 1853, ct moi addresse Honorable Sixeme
Cour de district de Ia Nouvee
10 pIoeederai 10 SAMEDI, mai 1859, midi lH6el de
"a Cite rue de la Commune entire les dn Camp des
Hagasins d REHABILITATION de-
UN TERRAIN situe dams le Qnatriamo
Vile dams Pet borne les Nayades Apos Premiere
e. Deuxieme ct designe lie No par
Gotthei archecte date du is mai 1850 depoe etude
de Cenns, lotaire public Vile lie dit
mesne 81 peds de face Ia Dsu xieme 126 peds
pogees do profondenr entire lignes PARALLELS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
&. T. PARKER
40 10 % N.Y. Sheriff de In Parosse dor'asns.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans. ; GINs-N No. $3.50.
WHEREAS Mrs. Catherine Higgins has
w peoaed the Court the
tate Of the late John Higgins, deceased intestate--
Notice is hereby given all whom show
cause within ten days. why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
.5I J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEuHIEHE coUs De aDIisrRioT} SUCCESSION DE JOHN
A TTENDU que NJ me. Catherine Higgins a
"A presente petition " Cour ee ettres
Administration la Succession de feue John Higgins
cede intesat- e''
Avis lie present tons ceux que celia peut con-
cerner, d.voir deduire dix our pour les
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
m29 AZ J. L. KELLY, Depute Greaer.
sroosp s DIsFs1eT couRr 2sUocESSIoN OF c. W; NET
WHEREAS ThOmns Tettelton has petf-
w toned the Court for Letters of
estate Of the late G.. Eetteon deceased intesste-
Notice Is hereby given to all whom may concern show
cause within ten days why the of The said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEg * T. GouR De DISTRICT suGGESsIoN DE g
A TIENDu que Thomas NetteltOn u pre-
sente petition la Cour eet Iettres
decedee intestat-- "
Avis est present donne que celia peu con-
davor dedue ours les rasops pour les
queiles ii ne serait pas fat drot la dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
ab II is ]. l.. KELLY nepute Grefier.
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. CINCINNATI. Steamer Ohio Belle. l engine J
Todd. i mill J Webster. 3 do engine s Gill
man: % bxs eware L Coalon. 20 do N E Harris
CO.. l40 els rope Parmele & Brother Z pkgs Benton
h King. 10 roll leather and sunds Smith Bros ion
hxs soap las do candles rs bbs oil vose Bros Is tea
hams q 3 Keep. rs hhds tobacco W Il Crafts as tcs
hams Cook = o. Brien 80 bgs feathers Holden & Son
10 cases books B Smith &co. 81 hhds tobacco to
Hogan \ Murphy. Al bbls whisky SO do vinegar to
Workman q Mose4 l05 pkgs sundries Robertson l.
McDongall. $50 hf bbls beef Grief, Byrnes &co Is
tcs hrms 70 candles 100 do cheese d Grief &co
30 bxs mdse Wheeler 4 Blake. II do II Brinton
10 do J Flotte..5 do Beebe Geo $50 bx candles
8 n Kennedy &co. 800 do Is ties hams j Connolly &
co. ~ pcs furniture Sampson Keen. SO bbls eggs
II 6pls cheese 20 kgs lard Delbondo. q bx books
E Stevens Geo. IS bxs mdse E J Hart &co 6 pkgs
do Henderson, Terry &co lot furniture Wadrecht &
Jones. 10 bxs hid bacon Grieye & Werle a boxes
bacon 10 boxes ID bhls beef So bbls whisky cases
liquor 3 Geddes. 8 bbls whisky Payne Il Harrison
~ do D Harper. 200 do 30 bbls beef s tics hams
Voohries, Griggs &co. 80 iks butter 40 bbs whisky
Is do So pkgs mdse ] Adams1&co. so hf bbls beef
% fiks butter 200 bxs condles s virgins &co. .3s
bbls eggs - DO cheese Schneider Wise. .36 boxes
o vars y + Motion &co. sos bags malt pkgs mdse
FasnAcht Bros. 200 bbls whisky "A Thompson eco
20 bxs cheese Tintorer 4 Fatto. Al bbls whisky to
Warren Hall: 80 pkgs g'ware = Moore &co. 81
$40 cls rope bbls eggs 0glesby y McCauIey. $50
hxs mdse Scoyil q mead Is do G L Rours & Brothers
AZ bbls 40 hi pipes liquor Douglass &co. i box
books G 7 Buddecke Aco. 81 bars 90 bdls 90 slabs
Iron 2 bxs mdse Brunswick AGO. .5I bbls whisky
Huntington rs bbls ale 100 brles hay Watts &
Pleasant. $50 bbls flour to Hewitt. Norton &co. 70
bbls pork Voohries. Gregg &co. SO bbls whisky to
order 80 tcs hams 100 bxs cheese bbs beef 81 hf
40 Y Dolsen d Son. sundries to order. Total 81
bhds tohacco.
kINDEN. Steamer Milton Relfs 80 bales cotton
Wesren, Gilmore &co, 10 do Carroll, Hoy eco %
Lowe &co. .2s Ward Hunt 6co. ~ J Boyd eco
2l Frierson, Conway &co. Is Phillips, Nixon &co
IA Farley, Jurey &eo..9 Jno Watt eco. Is r G
Cummings Gco. - Campbell & Strong. 8 Lewis q
0glesby Duncan 4 Logan. Is Cleveland Bros SEQ
~ West, Renshaw b Oammack. a Davis, jenkins
&co. 4 Henderson & Peale A Henderson Terry Aco
:.S Patton, Smith & Putnam. 8 McKleroy 4 Brad.
ford Wilson, Pomeroy &co. .sundries to order
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Leaves every SATURDAY, st5P. NJ.

IleAVes Y, 2. N,
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
F, n% FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
lE4EhS5 BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg, Trinity and all Intermediate landings on
Ouaehfta and Black RyersThe elegant
ming passenger packet II. w. McRae. John W. Tobln
Gommander e. r Work, clerk leaves as above at o'clock,
r NJ For freight or passage apply on board.
yfRGINUS q. DENTZEr.
fe7 Advertising Aeent
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and Arbonne
privilege of reshipping.
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A T T A K A P A s

Leaves every TUESDAY. 3P. NJ, positively
IT, FOR ATTAEkAPAS.--viaP PLAQUE
mine-The regular AttakapAs packet res, J.
Labsrhe master, will be ready to receive
eretts, Charenton, Franklin Cenervs Pa,ersonyie and
all intermediate ports on the route.
All business entrusted her will be promptly attended
to-. For further particulars apply on board.
j. j. Labarhe takes this of returning his
thanks TO the public and his friends their liberal patronage
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
m29
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BY J. B. WALTON.

EXTENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE STORES and oTHE Z
improved and unmpsoyed property in the First Second
and Third Districts OF this city In the town Of Vaudeville
and at Pascagoula, Tor partition.
SECOND Drsraicr COURT, 2Mrs. FANNY LABArUT BLANC
va THE HEIRS OF EVARIsTE
No. Is 10l. SBLANC, deceased-For Partition.
RYJ r. IVdLTON
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4 Passengers. u 5a.g5,
Per ship Liguria, FIN Marseilles- -ls passengers.

Exports. M sl
GALVESTON. Steamship Fashion. 10 cotton
gins
NDIANOLA AND GALVESTON. y. Steamship
Mexico $50 bbls -four, 40 bbls whisky, 20 bbls beef
10 bbls ale, II hhds bacon, hhds sugar $50 sacks
couse, 80 bxs candles, 20 tcs hams 20 kgs lard.
LIFERPOO Ls. Ship = Sherman 1867 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL. Ship Leona. .3444 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Ship Cambria. 1926 bales cotton !,
$500 slaves. tn !.
PENSACOLA .Schr Hornet. al bhls pork ID
bbls whisky, 8 do meal, 8 bbls -four, do bread, l
bbls molasses hhds sugar, 4 tcs hams, do bacon
10 cks bacon, IS corn 20 do coffee, IS bds paper
kgs nails, 10 pigs mdse and sundries.
BOSTON I. Bark Hanson Gregory. 245l bbls flour,
$40 to- 32 bbs lard 49 pigs lead so bales hemp, Is
bbls pork 10 pkgs mdse. ~ e.
MOBILE. Schr Inyineible. 80 tons iron, 2 hhds
bacon hhds sugar, 48 bbls gin, "a bbls dour, 200
bgs corn.
RUATAN ISLAND Schr Ocean Wave 5000 #
lumber 600 shinges, bbis beef bbls pork, kgs
nails, 9 cases mdse. 8f {
MOBILE Schr Elvfra Eager, 100 csks bacon AZ
bbla whisky los scs corn, lot groceries,
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Leaves on FRIDAY. 9th instant, at s P. N.
united States Mail Line.
IT. M MPHIS A ND NEW q X i.
lEsA28S1uS5s LEANS PACKET LINE - For Memphis and
the Bends The first class packet II.
II. w. Hill, Captain T. II. Newell, will ready to re-.
ceve freight Wednesday morning the God street
aud will leave above. For freight passage apply on
beard, or to J. H. FREbIGH,
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White Memphis with superor
packets for st. Louis aud Louisville.
Adams Express carried regularly this lipe az
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. IS h inst, at O'Clock p NJ
/, r. Nj T. M PHIS AND NEW OR.
leans U s. mail packet line-For Memphis and
e&A the Bends-The first class pac ket steamer John
Simonds, Captain j. F. Smith, will take freight the
foot OF Grod street. and will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board, or to J. H. FRELIGH,
Office under St. Charles Hotel.
This line connects at Napoleon regular packets
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
~ Adams Express carried regularly by this line al
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No. II, 10l. SBLANC, deceased-For Partition.
BYL B. WALTON,
ONCE, No. 10 Bank Place.
Street Il s. - as .ss
# mo9
to me directed in tho above entitled suit will sell at
Ing described property, to-wit;
Property In the First District,
ALoT OF GROUND IN the square bounded BY Ne~ Le.
number eight OF plan known hs plan Of Beard
measuring feet 10 inches lines front New Is!se
I'd. sias; ss Iiss xsS divides
II Sl h sos a s1s until til. m
81 sn st ss bounded by New
wee asyse Fulton and Grod streets dsssassd in the
soa 70 a Sa snd 'front.' ON
OF % ashii 'ss "s. r.
in depth and front Lafayette street. with the building there
THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE. leased with the store
next below described until the sls October 1859 at $1,000
5 1Ioi OF GROUND adjoining the aseyo Is. described,
psp feet inches ss
lines by
I'm s gs ds s ss vh s 1T ~ @
al fs
the lot No last above described until the 3lst
oT OF sd e. IN the square bounded by Julia
Foucher ST. Joseph and Magazse streets forming the
Of julia and TOUGHER streets and measuring a feet nehes and
Fouche street. together with the alley in the q
feet wide opening Foucher street, and the buildings thereon
AiARGE THREE-sroRv BRICK WAREHOUSE COW
eng the entire lot and recently occupied as the u Bonded
s. LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Baronne,
(now neord street being the second lot from Julia street
sss'nF PsR n'd as
"a feet Baronne BY depth 0s feet running
to ommon alley in the rear fset inches wde with
'a.oRs sFsSR sRck DWELLING HOUSE and back
buildings leased until the slst October 1852 at 5000
&. A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and of the
in DEPTH running back the alley being the third LOT
from ula street. on the plan above referred with the build
TWo.sroRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE md back
buildings leased until the 30h of September 1852 hun
l. 4 LOT os GROUND doining the above and of the
Julia street, the plan above referred to- with the buildings
4 TWO Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and back
buildings leased until The als of October 1885, at six hundred
s; i sPAGIoUs LOT OF GROUND in the square bound
and fls he u ans BASIN
sap a. e @ On gs BY depth IND
'ss and
ofsepI smbs5. 1850 ons thousand dollars per annnm
Lost 3S o II s s Sc b @
and designated by the number e plan drawn by Richard
March g ssg9sa On On '5s is Ct ss y
depth of 100 feet between ale lines leased until the 3s
II by Annun
citation Poyeare Fonchsr and Delod Streets according
psh as sSiS ss as he
Of and far and
fare street Of II feet and inches with the buildings thereon
Two-sToRY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
HOUSE and Brick Kitchen leased until the 3st of October
1852 ut six hundred dollars per annum.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

st. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE STEAMERS.
Ono Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans Ms follows;
VIM. M. Morrison. ................,..C Can't BoapRer
March and q. April IL, May and "a.
champion. Capt. r. B. Moors.
March and rs. April Il. May and "a.
Imperial. Capt Roger.
March aud q, April l6, May 6 and %.
y. y. Capt Jones.
March . and 70, April is, Nay and 49,
Aleck Scott. Capt. r. A. Reilly
March II and 81, April 20, May 10 md 80.
New Falls City Capt. Woods
March Is, April and 20 May u. June
A. II. Lacey Capt j. p. Rodney.
March Is, April and "a, May u. June 5.
John Walsh. observation-disclosures. Capt J. Moloy.
March II, April and &c, May 49, June s.
City OF Memphis .......Capt Kountz.
March 10. April and %, May 10, June7.
Gladiator. ............ Capt. Klinefeltsr
March q, April 10 and 50, May 20, June Q.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT c fSsfss''s and 4 st. Louis
1LL1s oTs1 ,cEsrRAL
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RA1LRoA ADS,
For all Points,
North, East and Westl +.
Fare as Cheap Time Quick. and with less changes
N1-TICKLTS good until used.
As-For correct information Through Ticket apply
the Office Of the r..
RrRAlLRoAD LINE PACKETS, -R4
No. 81 Camp street. -
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE, .
+. W. GOULD, Superintendent. milo
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. as bales cotton te
Ably Il Catching. i Harding, Abbay & Moorehead
IS Byrne, Vance eco. As Lloyd Frierson. g Lewis
& 0glesby. 20 Mcfarland u Barksdale. a Robson &
Allen. 8 Thornhill eco. 8 Harris h Levi. l3 War
ren, Gilmore eco. "A Carroll, Hoy Geo. a Connolly
q Champlin. Is j u B Kicks Geo. 10 Holloway
& Smith. Total 232 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07


NEW YORK. Ship Sebastopol. Holmes Il Spencer
g Holmes eco. j Sturgeon Geo. "A Whitney eco
:. R L Adams Geo.. Fellowes Geo.. Menard & Wig
maud. j Lum &co Muse j. Bro .Shunway &
Hewes. Lewis Oglesby C Bradshaw. Norton,
Mostly eco. .Syme & Prpyan. Sampson a. Keen d
Harper. 8 @ Mitchell &co. Schroeder geo. j A
Lum eco. C Fl Slocomb eco. e Hart eco j A
West. Hogan u Murphy. David. Reed, Hedges
b Drew. G W Hynson &co. l. Godchaux. d Nor.
gan eco. Head, Masse eco. Bunnel & Bailieff C
N Harvey. Campbell g. Strong. "A d Grief &co. W
McCracken.. o O Woodman. .Laforest & Desmares.
Voohries, Griggs &co. W Crane &co. Bagely 4
&co. z Brinton &co. Muse & Bro. g 7 Buddecke
&co. Henderson l. Peale. d Kelham Bridge Il Bro
M Burrows. .Tarleton, Whiting u Tuls. A Lanauze
]. Grosjean Il Beneteau Holmes Il Clauss. j Bou-
LANCER. P B Sykes &co. e Hacker. Sam Locke.
Henderson Il Gaines. Washington Jackson Geo. r.
Brinton. P E Brulator A Kearny. j ] Persons &co
] Gauche. e W Sizer. u 8 Bell &co. C Gaines
F F Folger.. Bowles & Judson. Eaton & Henderson
.B DHffield. B Piffet Il Son. u Webster 8
Holden &co. G L Kouns & Brothers. Clark j. Pic
ton, ID L Shearer. Crane eco. L Beebe &co. G N
Morrison &co Grief, Byrnes eco. Ryes, Battles &
Noble. j Williams &co Norton, Mosby &co. W &
G B Neagle. ID Kelham. .Voohries, Griggs Geo.. W
L Davis. j 9 d s Kicks &co. Carradine & Win
chester. .Daclos Geo. Flint Il Jones. w Hannay
&co. Converse &co. "A Tuly &co. J Brosseau. N
Stark, Stauffer &co. M Miller .Cutrer Harrison eco
W Vernon. ID H Merrith.
BOSTON. Ship Pleades. j Connolly eco. d G
Lowber. j Wright eco. .Mirrer eco. &c 9 Gaines &
co. Washington jackson Geo. Glidden, Marshall &
co. d Hart eco Frost, Pierce eco. Crowei, Hal
lett Geo. J Grassen. Flint & Jones Vose Bros &co
j n Gould &co. Frost &eo. Price, Converse Eco
s C Mitchell AGO. D FL Taylor AGO M Miller.
Wood & Low .Oglesby & McCauley. and order.