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Four & One-Third Acres,

being part of the land described and sold by
John Shryer and Mary G. Shryer to John W..
Weaver by deed bearing date the first day of
April, 1887, reference to which deed is given
And which was conveyed on the 18th day Of
March, ls41, by John W. Weaver and Juliana
his wife, to Henry Wineow-reference to which
deed is also given, where it will be found more
fully described.
Also part Of tract of land lying and being
in Allegany County and State of Maryland,
pon n ming
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The Old Diploma Rye Whiskey

Together with selections from the choicest
stocks of RYE WlISKEY in A llegany, Wash
ington and OF her counties in Maryland, rang
ing in price from rs cents, 81, 81 rs, 3 81
81 81 SO, and So per gallon. constantly on
han d and for sale by bbls., half bbls., demi'
johns, gallon and single Sottle, at the
Diploma Old Ry WhiSssg Warehouse,
Cor. Hazard and Camden SIS
Nearly opposite the Passenger Station of the
b. a 0. h. Il.
as- Call and examine. Orders collected and
promptly executed by the Agent,
Aug. 4, '59-ly. JOHN u. WILSON.
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SEVENTEEN ACRES,

more or less. being the same Ian conveyed by
George Blocher to Samuel Eckles, by deed bear
ing date the eighth day of October. in the year
1929, and recorded in Liber A 2. No. Q, iolios
4s5 and 4S6, one OF the land records OF Allegs-
ny county.
Also, part OF n tract of land called the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21

these two pieces of land lying contiguous to
each other in Allegany county, State of Mary
land, beginning for the came at a white oak
tree standing near The Bedford road, and run
ming thence North IS degrees East six perches,
South SO degrees, East twenty-eight perches
and onehalf perch to the first line of the Re
survey on "Pine Grove South s3 degrees,
East co perches to intersrct the dividing
line between George Blocher and Burgess Ma
gruder, then South 20 degrees, West 81 perch
es, then North IS degrees West 20 perches TO
a tract of land called Late Discovery then
North eleven degrees, East 81. perchcs, then
by q stra cht line TO the beginning containing
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
GAMFUAD'G
E'amii-
CATaART*C PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts, and put up
i'm q LASS CASES, Air Tight, and wifi
keep In any climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL IL a gentle hut
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in-fr creasing dem Il nd from
those who haze long : used the PILLS and
th satisfaction which 5 ali express iu regard
to their use, has in-.s duced me to place
them within the reach 4 OF all.
The Profession well know that different
Cathsrtics act on diff = ferent portions of the
bowels. -
The Family Cathar- :. tic Pill ,s, with due
reference 10 this weil,I establisl d feet, been
compounded from as variety the purest
Vegetable Extracts,S which alike on ev-
cry part ofthe aiimen- 4 itary CO al, and are
good and safe in nil q leases VII re a Cathar-
tic lie needed, such asS iDerango rents OF the
Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains in the Back ana
Loins, Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over the
whole body, from sudden cold, which frequent
", if neglected, end in a long course OF reVer,
Loss OF A ppe,ite, Creeping Sensation OF Coia
over the body, Restiessness, heaoncnt, OF
weight in the head, all 1nfammstory Diseases
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism, a
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
TO which flesh is heir, too numerous u "e""o'i
in this advertisement.
PRICE DIMES.
THE LIVER INvIGURATOR AND FAM
ILY CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed by
DRUGGISTS generally, and sold wholesale by the
Trade in all the large towns.
q. #, w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
3s5 broadway, New York.
Oct. 6, Is5s-ly.
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$ Nj. I L II 3
GEEAT SOUTHERN
SKY-LIGET GALLERY
2deors North of Post Office, Ealto., So.


I. SMITH would respectfully return u.
IL sincere thanks IL the Ladies' and Cent?
IL CT OF the .ity Of Cumberland and SURF uIG
ing country for their very liberal pstiouoge, ar
hopes by strict attention to busintse aiN Il.
efforts 10 please to still merit and receive al
equal share CT your custom.
I an prepared TO eAeeute ToiA in every ,tyta
of the art On cry oco!n datill ttI1s AN
not selling p'2tufes a cost, ronss QGl ntly cen
afford to 10 Ny w0r, we'll, IT., plCot OF which
you only have tt call md have enc taken ii
good oascs for IS and een:P.r
Don't forget the piaee--2 doors North Of tie
Post Office, Baltimore Street, Cumhetlhna, Nd.
Y. B.--I an also selling cello ed 1.-the cral Ltt
Views of the Tomb of Washin gtCn and :iouac
Vernon Maasion, IL aid of the Ladies Mt. Yer
non Association. Call aHt! examine Specimens.
| June 50. 1859
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Mothers and Daughters.

1fthere is one thing more than another for
which these Pills are famous it is their puri-
flying properties, esl ecialIy their power OF
cleansing the blood from all Impurities. and
removing dangerous and suspended secretons
Universally adopted as the one grind remedy
for female complaints, they never fail, revcI
weaken the system, and always bring about
N hat l. reuuirnl.
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Holloway's Pills are lie best remedy knorn in
the ,cortd yor The .fotlowing diseases:

Holloway's Pills are lie best remedy knopn il,
the wortd yor HE .fotiowing diseases:
Ague, Jaundice,
Asthma, Liver Complaints,
Bilious Complaints, Lumbaso,
Blotches on the Skin, Piles,
Bowel Complaints, Rheumatism,
Coics, Retention of Urine,
Constipations of the scrofula, or
Bowels, Kings Evil, .
Consumption, Sore Threats,
Debility, Stone and Gravel,
propsy, Secondary Symptoms,
Dysentery' Tic Douloureux,
Erysipelas, Tumours,
Female Irregularities, Ulcers,
Fevers of all kinds, Venereal Affections,
Fits, Worms of all kinds,
Gout, Weakness from
Headache, whatever cause,
| Indigestion, DO, DC.
Inflammation,
CAUTION None are genuine unless thu
words "HOLLOwAY, NEW YORK AND LONDON,
| are observable as Water mark in every lea
of the book OF directions around each pot oil
box the same may be plainly seen by holding
the leaf to the light. 4 handsome reward will
be given to any one rendering such in forma-
tion as may lead to the detection of any party
or parties counterfeiting the medicine or vend.
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
%.*Sold at the Mandatory of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world, in
boxes Mt rs cents, 81 cents and 81 each.
EF There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed to each
box.
May 5, ls6o-iy.
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For Stomachs out of order.

Nomedicine will so effectually improve the
lone of the stomach as these Pills; they re-
move all acidity. occasioned either by intern
perence or improper diet. They reach the liver
and reduce it to healthy action; they are
wonderfully cfieacious in cases Of spasm--in
fact they never fail in curing all disorders of
the liver and Stomach.
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SHERIFF'S Sale

DY virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias
ID issued out of the Circuit Court for Allie
gnny county, and TO me directt d, one at the
suit of Jane Kern against Henry ]. McNsmee
and Daniel Wineow, surviving oblgors of a.
NOR S. McNnmee, and one al the suit OF Will
liam Wickard use of James Hook against Hen
nv j. McNamee, George NJ BIocher and Daniel
" ue NV, have eizpd and taken in execution
the following property, 10 wit:
Part OF a tract of land called
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A LOT of choice HAMS, SIDES, sHOUL.
n DERS. Also, q few sadd es of dried VEN
IsOE,-a very nice article for sale by
April IS. O. c. CLARKE 4 CO.
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Resurvey on Pine Grove,

beginning for the same at a stone marked, mum
| uered and planted on the west end of the divi-
ding line between John Shryer, oldng part
of said tract running North 80 degrees, East
SO perches to near white omk tree standing
AT the West end of II dividing line between Jas.
Timmonds and part Of said tract calle pine
Grove then taking the lue OF the fence South
SO degrees, East until il inerSects the first line
of the original tract called the Resur vey upon
Pine Grove, then with the said first line, South
SO degrees, West So perches, until il inersects
the dividing line between the said John Shryer
then with said dividing line to the beginning
| ~,
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DISEASE WITH ITS AG 1NlES
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEN.
Nervous Disorders.

What Is more fearful than n breaking down
OF the neryouo SYSTEM To be excitnbie or
nervous in small degree is most ds;rGs,ing.
for where can remedy be found? There ia
none -: rink but little vino, beer, spirits,
ur far better, none; take no coffee, weak teu
being preferable; get all the fresh mir you can
take three or four pills every night eat pien-
ty ofsolids, avoiding the use OF slops; and il
these golden rules ,Ie followed, you will be
happy in mind and strong in body, and forget
y,u hnya anyberyas
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OuEENsW ARE GLASS I!

OUEENEW ARE! GLASS 7.
" JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE
a very handsome and complete assortment. OF
Queen s~ars. Chin. "A Glrss Ware.
WI HEAIy
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MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH
WITH THE INVIGORATER,A AM
SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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NOMINATIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION
AL UNION PARTY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17
RATES OF FREIGHT.
CRESCENT 0FPfcg, ,
... g. 81. H5...a New Orleans, Aug. %, 1850.


HRTwHBH AND CINCINNATI.
The following rates OF freight between this port and Cncn
natl established by the Steamboat Captains Association
The FIRST figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight;
Dozen Freiglper Hundred 80 to billiard
tables ,n tierces and boxes 80 butter IS
&c. 49, H. ssa 81 sssg = Is y @
S s@e b sna binds
frames IS soc engines portable 81 Is 70 50 frutees
20 to Sc glassware boxes 60c glassware hhds
e nfsyT e e Ss s. Iron
railing, 90 65 iron boiler 20 to 5c iron sheet, 40 Joe
E IS q 9ss G'f1s sss 'iSs
@ eaa g t. q @ pss s e
printing a Z ss wraBpn y to Ii p 4
safes irSn Soc springs % t. vs. q to 55e sash
@ 8 % 70 3e ses o M, @ @ 0ls fss "ae
baeeo in bids 70 g of 9bssso 49 T. 5e
AZ a = IS sd pss H. s 40 to o
sser sStoadc Blue Lick Soc; craeeE tos9e
a. s5s eghisy ST. ao1 Sss Erea, s5
TO S DoSoea IS to &c. pork Is to SEE ork half bsfreis
u 10 45c; polk Ierces l6 ri spars % 10 yege
If 66ls, Is 10 6Oc empty bills, pork 5Oto35c.
F0ntge. Bureaus, fine, eac g 59o3 bureaus common,
q 2 in s u es Sn s S9J IT,
spi9f'S s s ea o@aaaa
Dozen u TO IA ehgirs cane seat Dozen q Otol ~ com
cane seat Dozen 250to g. wahstands common each
per 45 5c bed reads in bundles do As 50c bed
tFnnnei each Oc waTdrobes, boxed 100 lbs
10 to 75c bookcase, with table each 81 50to "a 50
writing desks each 52to go table frames boxed
packages per 100 pounds 81 10 % lounges up eac
to hat racks. each, 81 to TO- TO 50 whatnos each
So towel racks EACH % 10 2Jc tables each
marble S2to 80 center tables, each, common 81 10 80
extension tables each 81 to 50 50 misses bedseads
small size GO Zoe misses bedstead large size is s5c
Sock aid Pod-Catle, each S chefens ducks, guinea
fowl dozen 81 dogs each, So chickens, each 25c
horses each 81 mules, eaeh " sheep each &C. turkeys,
geese, Dozen 81 %.
su3re Barouches, $40 to IL buggies covered. each Sc
to bngges open each So to broons per DOZEN rs
buckets per dczen Is Soc catboy, each SHOP IS cab
dozen s. TO Is selves dozen 80 5c bird
Dozen 5Dand S. to 0i sewing machines each 81 50
measures, T5c. mattresses single 80 10 BIC mattresses
double TO washboards DOZEN p Doc tubs
50 60 TO Zoe tubs per DOZEN 81 to Is rarap
DOZEN 81 10 25 lumber dressed $40 to Ii lumber rough
SlS 10 ii: lumber, oak and hickory Si8 to 20.
IN FreghtEer 100 pounds Through Efeght-Bnrr block
35c rm 5c.; bottles boxes 40c.: coffee
3 gunnes bales 0c ;gunne loose &c.; hides dry Doc
green BIC hardware 5c iron scrap 5c; iron, Railroad
blocks 5 MARBLE in slabs, 15c mackere nuts bags
pitch 35c prunes i0c gueenswae crates boxes casks
etc 40c rice 3ic.; &c., sand sod
ash 4c tar 4Dc turpenne, Soc Timber logwood mahogany
cedar etc 40c tin plate and block tin, 35c. whiting 40c.
zinc, Acc.
barrels half package 20c; lemons per box 40c accaron
per box 40c; oranges box 40c oranges per bb
pano each ST. rasns, whole boxes l5c half boxes l0c
Quarter boxes Bel salt, Liverpool sack 6Qc; salt Turk
Island other short salt 40c wines oil and preserves
| and baskets, each, ACC.
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STATEMENT of South Carolina for the month Of
September 1850 made the Gomptro Ter OF the State
SS2Ia3.San

The banks of Alabama are about in the same
plight as those or Georgia. The public do not
know how they stand. The old fogy Bank of Mo-
bile is, of COURSE known to be Of the strongest
in the United States. A new brood has however
come into existence within the past five years, OF
which the public at large know very little about.
This brood includes several associations in the in
terror There is a little monster in Mobile called
the Southern Bank of Alabama, which, we learn,
does not do business gratutously, or, in other
words, it is called tonsorial shop. However, it
has had good monitor in its contemporary, the
Bank Of Mobile, the Archimedes of Tonsorism.
The following remarks from the Liverpool Daily
Post Of the 2Gth September would seem to indicate
that the political and commercial economists are
very sensitive on the future supply of cotton.
True, as the Posts writer remarks where would
England be To which we might add the balance
of Europe, as also New England; where would
they all be in the event of the South stopping the
supply of cotton for one year? The supply can
be suspended by the planters of the South refusing
to put seed in the ground for one season only. We
think the Post is greatly out of the way when it
says that there are only 800 900 people employed
in the manufacture of cotton in Great Britain.
But it appears there is a capital employed in the
spinning and manufacturing of cotton to the
amount of seven hundred millions of dollars. But
to the Posts article: .@ 5...z...=...=
wGEng DoFs Youn CorToN GRowY-L grows wherever the
yellow fever or tbs plague gfnefaied ad where he
,yb man i but a niIeFe aholer. To the scencg OF cir
emit sanu it does conform kteps 10 short distance
noriL and sbu of te eqlator. II is asoctatt in its ik
for il preers ihe sunny side of att In some places
acteyes fbe tni tree in the majority Of puG,s it
onIy sbrnb century elapsed since the Introduction
oF he article IN Baan. lie Price then gh
the gu nifty imported very small bu the lssnlt Of consunp
tion was price, aud inc edible Increase in
tiy few years ago L viii be ed, GU The Liverpool
Exchange Of 70 0l4 bales week considered large
When 1000 week predicted people smiled ncednously
hui now they fe watd with something like certauty to
sale bales week WheEe dess This ion come from
lfpm three places fr America Go4O01 pounds; from
oreeh 10 10000 pounds, and so 900 600 pounds from
Rr fish Colnniez aud pGssessions
on the svs States merea The prod IN Egypt is the
result Of nd free labor ycy little is produced by any
kind Of labor the West Indian Colonies but immense aIani
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OFFICE HOURs-week days, from A. NJ. to
6o'clock P. NJ. Sundays and Holidays from to II
EASTERN NAH, BY MOBILE MAIL BOATS
Due anily ut a. Nj, Close daily at II A. ID.
Supplies pascagoula on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, till July L; after, daily till octo.
LAKE COAST MAIL. BY MOBILE BoATsLBay
ST. Louls and Pass Christian on SUNDAY s, Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at l0a
AN
BY STEAMBOAT CREoLE-For Bay st. Louis,
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
Springs on Tue days and Thursdays at A. M;
on Saturdays at P. ~ for Bay St. Louis, Missis'
sippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs; Fort Pike
o'Rourke on Tuesdays at loa A. NJ and satnr-
CONVICTION MAIL, OR LAKE MAIL.-GloHss
on Monday Wednesday, Friday, by "A. NJ. Ar
rives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, BY 4
LAFAYETTE MAIL.--Closes daily except Sun
day. at P. NJ. Arrives daily Except Sunday1
JEFFERsoN CITY MAIL.--Closes on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at half-past A. NJ. Duo
same days at | P. M.
GARROLITON MAL.-Closes daily Except Sun.
day. at 10 A. NJ. Due P, M.
ALGlERS MAIL.-Twce daily. Closes Is at A. u
and Q p. NJ. Due 10 A. III. and 2. M.
OPELOUSAS MAIL.-tPer New Orleans and 0ps-
lousas Railroad) Supplies all the Attakapas par
i,hes Tuesday, Thursday and saturday d olosss
q ly at 6 A. NJ. Due daily by r M.
BALIzE MAIL.-Supplyng Bienyenue, English
Turn, Pointe-a-la- Hache, Grand Prairie, Jesuits
Bend. Ronquilo Settlement and Buras Settlement,
Balize and Southwest Pass. Closes on Saturday
at9A NJ. Due on Tuesday at IL p. M.
ST. FRANGISVILLE OR COAST MAIL.-SuppiJ
ing McCutcheon's, st. Charles, Tayior's, Gfande
Pointe, Bonnet Care, Edgafd,s, Vacherie, Rrin-
giers, Cantrell's, Tnreaud's, Donaldsonville (and
interior) New River, Bayou Goula, Iberyille,
Plaqaeinine, Manchac, Bruly's Landing, Baton
Rouge tand byerinr) I5obdell's Store, Port Had
sen, Hermitage, Waterloo, and st. FraDeisville,
and in;eto=.} Giases on Sunday, Wednesday
anG Friday, att j.. H., aud Mondays at P. n.
Due on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday by s A. NJ
yIGksBURG MAH4-Supplying Donaldsonyille.
PIaqnemine, Baton Rouge, Port Budson, st. Fran
csville, Pointe Coupee, Morganza, Red River
Landing, Supplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore,
Natchitoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texas,
Fort Adams, Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, 81
Joseph Grand Gulf, Ashwood, Warrenton, New
Carthage and Vicksburg. Closes on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at p. M. Due en- Mon.
day. Thursday and Friday at 10 A. NJ.
KEY WEST MAIL.-CIoses on the l4th and 30th
of each month at Z A. III. Due on the 18th and
I'D of each month.
j. L. RIDDELL, p. u.
New Orleans. Nov. l. 1869.
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es n9s &sasee 70 rada BY species IN ress.
may pc considered free The Tes efter Mr.
Nv N .tsea s " Rsy me Anecsns forty millions ysnr
people There tolerasie degree Of exsgrs stia ber far
asgs portion q trade refers q cotton ra and
Of employ neut 20 which II ceuthtes ass NJ IN a W
go peoples aad must be observed that thss All ~
less cotton is almost essential u ~ bfsad
wi hout either we have cotton wa agc sure ~ ~ 49, y
hut without cotton the bread 10 10 n srree tss
there will be dminution in the Of pevins Ia w
havesn k&ys Mr. Barley late meeting In Msnchsssr IA
dustty employing IN fixed and floating ~ N
recy and Indirectly with this industry x SUM prehss II
not less than EI50009,eD0. - =
Now with trade of its magnstudew trade ttat M
risen from not having had existence all century ago Ia
The present I, when find have four er i've
millions o. people depending upon IT. with fia1 on eav-
~ embarked In this important iBdassrrT ask safe, n
source q supply that foreign The chief pars
Of ts raw material II unhappy great calamity shoufd
ted States o. AmeTeaf revolt should occnr hereY tenn
pest should destroy acrop what recrnation should we hear
on the part o. atstnsn and merchants aaesen manpfacs
tufers snd snnefs about The negligence and cupaoity
who had not by provident regulation arranged 5r :
mora regular and less dependent apply
under such eicnnstaneesY What ouhf IL ~ dars yan-
Chamber of Cmmesce has often endangered 70 provide
remedy The Cotton Supply association been called Ints
sowing seeds fo future supplies bHt tho Efforts p ie
have Inadequate ex9 ney or the tion III whlc
we are placed Ard now, submit the time mas arrived fer
The pnnera therefore propose 10 form Cotton Company
pAvited with cnpigf If E1e0000 in 1000 shares of fl
cen ys me soepe ion Of all asd
grow eotens but u sise growth everywhere mar pre-
anee1, sS .e5aea e Manchester have already subscribed
John PendeS Thomas Enoa Jshn Plat Que tnorand
p9und ehch he question then arises this spe euIaor
Those who Tnangit viii haEajv fe the Ias eSad AVE-
| fail, for they are all wealthy.
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wednesday Morning. uct n, 1850 3 81
CorroN -. Holders were claiming very fall
prices yesterday, and although there Was but q +.
poor assortment of desirable lists in the market
The sales reached about 5000 bales. Mondays
sales embraced about Is, 500 bales. We advance
our quotations as follows: sd n.
NEW ORLEANS cLassIFIcATToS5.
fnisrior a is ,1es;; lesz9i5
GOOD Ordinary. g sSs Middiing far.......-
~ r. 80 is1''a'
s ~ lFf. t X Sof FUN
ReeeiSad since 80 2ss Isl
seesiSea yesterday '.'-'''.'''-'.-' S'soi- 80
,-u....s 49,, no 90, s6sI
Esparssd yess rday ....... ssa- na7ss
stock on hand uotelsarad MGx
TOBACCO. The only sale reported was hhds
at lie. 10 d.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
stock on hand lst September lse5...- - hhds A.Hs
s sscsiysa s Tssestisv is
5s,z
Exported sinoe. ...................... 7,5Ss -.
Exporter 'ss''' ess 5stt' II wy .,.
Stock on 'saa ,' ''erFsa, li'soI
aAh 4. /, y osi' y mus 'e" oiop soi.
IN iouf OF hVe ioss ,a ~ 's'ss .oe y 10
. MoLAssEs ~ w nososa SAWS =. : psut i4o
$50 ~ ~" oAet 2 ~ Y 5''.sAi
onolce. -
80,
eiealhg aza aupernhs ~ - =, ~ u we io's =
- o's - = = - ~ 4, p
Vate terihs' 4uo a. - 20 anu wv a. - o. . poa
okArN..' Inc s'oeh =. oorh - t'sne, anu pi'0es
WeIe iooh'h5 VI oA1AeS $500 1SAs' M , -
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Cotton Presses.

5z- Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupiouas aud Henderson streets.
st, Mary's strest, between Perdido and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner of 81. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchonpitouas and Richard Streets
BRAMAH,
Corner of Tchpupitouas and Richard streets.
New Ievee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Rofignac Streets
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
szYMANsKrs,
SHIPPERS -
UNION,
Corner New Leyee and Rotgnuc streets.
WOODS. -,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS, @"
Front IIegee street.
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS, N......5
Ievee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegu
Streets Third District
PICAYUEE,
I.evee street. opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievee and Roffignac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Lever street between Monegut and GIouetsreet
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of st. Mary's and rehoupitoulas streets
Fourth district
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RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS CUMBERLAND
sMIrHLAND TO new ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by Captains and Owners Of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets. by
Committee appointed by the regular Captains in the trade
go into operation and after the 18th day Of August, 1860
The figures each article for through freight and The
nd fir fnrpy nYf reiTh
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Engines boilers, machinery marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dozen Freight.
Cotton fre1 vicksburg and all points below ncud
ing cotton reshpped small boats kees ST
ton seed per tun ST. boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract DOWNRIGHT enumerated price up freight