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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-05

rFGRDES WANTED We wish to rnrrhasS
anv nru,bsr Of NEGROES, OF both stH'e'
- oosb ers aa,;resSed 10 us, ut this i"re'
will receive rroropt attention. Having 6@os1'
w. ~ nstobiisbmcnt lately occupied by MILAN Il
Sad Grigs5y Vest end Duke street ana Iav rs,
ted it to make it one Of the most he''I :, ,"d CON-
Portable Depot for NE6RoGS, Nc Viii receive
them on board on the ISi;ii tsE:AS. l---.
sur 3D--eOtf Ih1bF :" ','>'
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- VESSELS WANTED FOR
49, NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
COuASSET NARRnWs,
NORWICH,
And other ports, to load with Coal at current
rates Of freight. Is. NJ; fhAS NJ, ,o'
ie 7--tf Upper Coal Wharf North OF tanal.
n VESSELS SWANTED.-FoSSslSc constant
SsSz4szzly wanted for
NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH.
and RICHMOND.
Highest rates Of freight and dispatch given. Ap-
ply to (oct 81 d. B. SMITH.
=, VESSELS WANTED FOR n. YORK
sssssas Despatch given. Apply to
oct 10 F0N LIZ u GO.
(tANDIEs, CAKES, and CONFECTIONERY
~ Of all kinds constantly on hand, and also
made to order, at ~ &C. SCHAFERs,
sep 15--1i No, 3, North Fairfax street,
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WasElE'GGT@N { 60.
Grocery, L.i4"or. and Commission Merchants.
40. Il. ;jyt0X STREET,
ALEN Nn&lA, VA.
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oKaNGE s. ALEXANDRIA gAILRoAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.

- z.a rs,. ~ -
Ss - =.
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Il. /. GHENUMf,
Nos. II! ami ia King STREET.
;EAS i,r salc KcitigaralorS, Water Coolers, lin
1 i Sa1s. ice. itrcn,a E:ecZers, kcr"o@r"1 "'d
Coal oil I.amrs. Nonl Oil. iia " are, ~ wholesale,
Hotsr Harnisl,in, ,inuuy, l'..;n Tubs, Stoves, &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-05

., NJ Observation-Disclosures not exceeding one
t inserted three tinses for On" DOLLAR Advertise
-. continued after .hree times for 5O cents Square
~ r,,H INSERTION INSIDE. or - ccuts OUTSIDE
iia,,ens by the year at prices II be agreed upon,
A rrf,r2nca to the usual OF space they may
otcapy. . :, ,, .>,t.
lycsug by the year not 10 advertise articles not
,Iel II their regular hns.ss, nor TO insert III their
NrrtissineliS any osi!"r names than their ow!
n,uerS aad OBITUARY NurlcES exceeding five ts, vii!
" J.. rlgr.aa Tor : advertisements.
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THOMAS PERRY.
Commission Merchant, No. ,, South hharyeS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
fen iA-~tr
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rEOyIs ADnUMS' NEW LETTERS, number
LII: on., containing an account Of Mnais' Visit
10 Washington, Baltimore. Inc iiroat Eastern.
;c pric. 10 cts. jus1 published. and Tor sale by
n,r 10 ROBERT BELL.
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I SPLENDID NUMBER! HARPER FOR
a NOVEMBER, Tor sale as i ZEN rs Book
aad Periodical Depot. Choice Reading, Rcan'i.
ful Illustrations. Monthly Record of Events.
Literary Notices. Editors Teble, very rich)
Fashions III: combine 10 make Of the vei!
hes; numbers oi this ''uiant Ut the McnthlieS"
p.i,. 81 cts oct 80
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JiuECN& &c. Beautiful Engraved Checks; on
I j The Farmers, Exchange, "md Bank o! !c
old Dominion, bn;ad up in books of convenient
size: also. Engraved Ncgo;iahlc Notes, on the
Sa.uc Tanks: handsome Drafts. loose or bound IN
books Of onc hundred; and Notes, loose or bound
in blnnAs, not made payable at any particular
Bank tor sale By Tott III ROBERT BELL.
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4
To and from Winchester, $:3!.25; I;erryyi'}c, 81;
I,aesburr, 81 80. Iutcrmv;ia:2 points IN 2tvpor-
t;nn ". BLYTHE.
NV I7-dtf General Superintendent.
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NJ 4 Ii. /. | ! +

J. II. WARNER. Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, ic Tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

such drag the individual before the public The Pc
cuiar notoriety attached to such Issues is revolving
10 my tasts as are the frequent results of them
genial with my nature. No person of proper senti-
ment however can perse the foregoing card and fail
to perceive the absoluts mpossibily Of my allowing
it to pass wthou, notice. Unfortunately experience
teaches that to attempt to ignore is simply encourage
such wsn,on attacks, and that, however worthy tie
motive prompting that policy it is liable to misinter
probation by many far deserving of respect than
the malignant and dstenpered class Of persons {, which
Of provocaon, you have paraded my name before the
public with no other conceivable motive than TO make
it, 80 far, indeed, as that consummati0n might
lie In your power, infamous. Because 10 the
legitimate Pursuit Of profession wherein seek, and
have a Iipht TO seek livelihood for my children and
myse did not decline TO represent the Government in
prosecuting persons who were charged with violating
the public laws you apply to me degrading epithets,
inpeach my integrity and mpute TO my private aud
public conduct base and venal hypocrisy. You have
thus left the path which under the laws of decenty
regulated social life it your duty to pursue in
order ssperse the character and to invade the rights
Of a man who had never harmed you in deed word or
thought.
off then the publication before me be really yours
If have not mitconceived the object for which, and
the spirit in which il was written-whe deeply de-
plore the necessity thus rudely thrust upon me a
positive calamity to me and to mine, am constrained
10 pronounce your aspersons upon my character to be
utterly fsse and you L. Carleton Belt of Scaboro G.
K. r., Ca, to be malignant calumniator
"HEsRY r. jackson"
MI Belt is brother-in law of Gen. Heniugseu, of
Walker notoriety and it is said that he was himself in
terested in the Nicarsguan enterprise. Col jackson
was Pierce's Minister to Vienna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

Ferguson. The Jury returned verdict Of guilty,
but recommended the defendant to mercy account OF
the s,ae Of his health Ii bis testimony Mr.. Dsrseli
stated that lie rad received 100 letters from Mr. Jobson
John C. Heenan went to New-Hsveu to exhibit
bis mufcle and receive an ovation The inhospitabe
men of Connecticut caused bis arrest, hoping to hide
bis light under a busbel. Bail was at once procured
however. and the performance went The next
morning crowd assembled at the Police Court to hear
the cause Of Connecticut agt The Champion Of the
World. Everybody including the original complain
ant, appeared for the plaintiff, and the Gaze, being
quite one sided was upset Immediately.
The Hon. w. Porcher Miles, member of Congress
from South Carolina, who has been an invalid for
some time past is now at Newport, and is rapidly iu-
proving in health.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler sdvertises her cottage
at Lenox "The Perch" for sale. She has purchased
the residence formerly owned by Mrs. S. G. Lee.
The new name which Mr. Douglas has given him.
SELF "The Little Sucker" explains the anxiety he has
for weeks past displayed in search of his mother
The Rev. Charles Kingsley, the champion of Mus
cular Christianity, has just been appointed chaplain
TO a corps of volunteer rifles.
Madame Jessie Mario has addressed to one of her
1r1eDOb connected WIFI tDe LaOtb DcncFO'
lent Association the folio wing letter which shows how
urgently money is needed for the tick and wounded:
MELAzzo, Sicily July 81.
"MY DEAR FRIEND: Hasten your kind offerings
for the sick and wounded was it wanted
now. The ambulance generate stsrts for Messina at
q m leaving behind here and at Barcelona 900 sick
and wounded Here at this hospital more than 60
living on the bare floor, and though / have the ticks
all ready cannot get even straw for the poor wretches
The Neapoans have devastated these villages, and,
moreover the inhabitants sulen aud bard hearted
Thus their libentors neglected Garibaldi started
at this morning for Messinai my husband is on his
staff You may imagine how anxious shall be direct
" action commences. As as the wounded are in
q movable state we shall 8. nd them to Palermo at
Barcelona we have real hospital only five churches,
and when the numbers are reduced 20 a manageable
state shall Join the ambulance generate. This Is but
line to keep you informed of our movements, and TO
urge you to hasten your operations. hope that the
English Consul at Palermo has some news for me.
Ever yours, JESSIE MARIO"
BARCELONA July 3d. have had means OF
sending you this. / now add that II you could visit
these Elk hospitals, your heart would ache. ] have
work from dawn TO midnight. We want funds; 300
wounded are here Yours, JESSIE"
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

The Commissioners of the Department of Charities
ard Corrections mst yesterday afternoon a the Ro.
tunda Mr. Niebolson in the chair, in the absence OF
President Draper.
The minutes Of the last meeting read aud APP
proved. A large number of communications We're
presented and referred TO the Committee of the Whole
The Committee Of the Whole presented lengthy
report, which was unanimously adopted. We make
the following abstracts relative 10 the affairs and con
dtion Of the several institutions under charge Of the
Con nissioDers:
Ctr PrisOH.-The Tombs and Jefferson Market
Prison have been put in repathe stone work having
been pointed up and the cell locks put in order From
the 18th 10 the Both of August nelusye, OIL persons
males and females have been transferred TO the Work
House on Blackwells Island Migrants disorderly
1eGsons and the following table presents the number OF
TO- ,l,ev hsd leen committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

DANGEROUS STATE OF a PbhT of me ChoIoN
AoUEDUCT.
To The Ediso, Of The NJ Y Tribune.
SIR: Upon visiting the High Bridge, l was re-
minded very orciby that there was difference Of opnioa
as powers between Mayor Wood and the Croton Aqueda
Board
To get constant and at the same tim. sufficient supply Of
water It necessary lay down pipes the
bridge and Of uncoveng and making prepsasoa for
doing commenced time ago. but stopped sud-
denly from cor fict Of powers
Now sir MY object In writing this letter l. to
tain long viii take In the nature OF the to have tbs
new Of pipes laid and all covered aud protested from
the cold and also TO whether Ia the event Of unusually
early and hard any danger be sppebendsd o
the bur sting OF the ssid pipes.
The lives Of thousands Of citizens depend upon the nses
ry ofthose two pipes each three feet in diameter Should
apy accident occur In frost time by which the Connection be-
tween Westcheer County and Manhattan Island should be
broken woe the inhabitants Of the great CITY,
nj. now near the of September and sK egh. weeks
will bring Us the middle Of October and the LIST Of November
Il there nothing record show that intense cold has
for season at that period Of The year II there be the remo
est possibility such right that the people
should cit heedessly down to wait until the quarrel settled
between high contendng parties through the tedious
litigation! Who say how many Of Law and how
long time It In the courts TO settle this dispute In
such case as this where the health and very lives perhaps Of
our people are Is there way anticipating and
venting hi. threatened caamityl Go, Sir 90 and stand
the ep leading from the bridge and look upon the
below causewsy, elevated over one hundred feet
from the level of the river below exposed the that
all the thermomecsl changes OF the anospnece3
the coverings the which supply existence removed
for distance eight hundred feet and cast down
hundred the banks beneath then remember that
or pipes have to be brought TO the spot and laid
down before the earth coverings be put and that there
room enough on bridge for only very few borers
to work at one ne and the whether there be
bty of the danger alluded above. At oil events have
felt to my duty call your stenou, and through yos
that OF the public to this subject.
Respectfully yours, EDWARD X. PERCY, a. D.
4.gust 30, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

OF this number 294 were males and 81 females
BeLlepue Hospitai.-The report OF DIR. meCready, on
Of The Medical College on the death Of Michael
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

OPESISo OF BIDS AT THE CRoroS DEPARTMENT.
The following awards we're made yesterday: Sewer in
Cherry street. from Gouverneur street to Montgomery
street. to Thomas Casey, for 81 099 lotime, IL days
bids Sewer in Thirteenth street. hou Hudson street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
CosTRAcrs BY THE STREET ComNIsaosER.-Tas
follow ing contraets wsre AWARDED Yesterday.

sitting curb and gu,ter in One Hundred ssesnsh s.r.s
fo brd avenue the Harlem vsr and Sixth svenae re-,
One Hundred Twelfth street TO Ono Hundred Twenty
hh street Eight bids Arsceo W sss 1888 o.
Tfd 10 Ffh avenues and from Seventh 70 Eighth avenues.
where nos already done Eleven bids Awarded 70 Thomas
Criipups at 81, so IS.
Rerusiins and setting curb ard inter IN Resds s from
D.rs .tyset One bid Awarded 10 William Baird ssz ~
RidIns Of new engine for Engine Company NO. ~ o,e
MA Awarded 10 C. + Hatshoyn at 81, go y,,.
Regulating curbinE and gutterng Eighth syenne HSm a
second street 10 One Hundred and Second ssss seven
$3.50 80 Iieo A Buckingham Co, at &32201 n
Tssrins IN Fifty third street from Eighth 70 Tentn seaa
Ter bids Awarded 20 VIM Baird 81 HZ@ ~, $4,000.
Fszoipg IN Fifty street from Ninth " rentn "en"os
Nine 6,ass Awarded 10 VIM. Baird at 81, 40 70
No bids were received for building new st,au firs
engine for Hoe Company No. 5. The Street Commis-
sioaer viii make communication to the Comnoa
Council On the subject
RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFFgRERs.-Tbe COMMITTEES
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lAdvertisement
GURSEY'S GALLERY.
No. T0T Broadway.
PHOTOGRAPHS, IyokYrYPxs,
lisiATuKEs IN Oh, and DAGusaREofIPss
IAdyrrtisementl

II. NJ. QUEEN NICTORIA.-Now on exhibition ~
EASTs's PHoToeRAPHIc ART GALLERY No 80 BrosdwT,
PoRrRAlrS OF the RoTAL FAMILY photographed nom NE u
NAVAL These faithful hkenssses pretty pictures and wu
worthy 70 be- visited by lovers ofthe art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

70 point 30 feet east TO Andrew J. Dunn, for 37l
time, days bids. Sewer in Second avenue, frca
se' to Eighty sixth street, to Patrick Lyndh.
for 81 ,241-tims, 60 days; 6 bida.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

Drron,rn aNp PARAIyZED LIMBs.-ssV 49,
he'd Hid obese he could no. wa gui h ,ess Nv Yss
spp sd 10 Dr. p Mann OF No iso w. -. arsoSiyu. e.
and u y son IL entirely euied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

The Astor Library, which has been closed for cIsaa-
ing during four weeks, win be opened on Monday,
September 3D. and continue open from 10 a. N. a,ta
6 p. 90. every dsy.
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fAdyeTtisemsnt
EDWARD II. Dixon. NJ d., Editor OF I'M

seslpel and Operating and COnsultss Surgeon Ne
Once consultations the more obscure dsessss sns 49,
viscsrs Rupture, Piles vsrcocele and fkuls radically
without the knife lsature. oaee hours mem sew
nd to EVENING"
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fAdvetffssnenl.l

A PICTURE OF Your MISD.-lf you would nSso
your nsnta measure taken By which yoa can sew 100 -
ahst VOC ne yonr capabilities your Virtues and 80 Nav,
to FowIsR kwKILs No sos Broadway New hs.s thinT 70
your eaat writer oct Ia full " would DC VIC
which you can treat yourssK or ffiends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

CALFoRSA Book PREsIrMs.-Thee california State
Agricultural Society Offers premiums to exhibitors
in several classes, variety of works agriculture
and horticulture, therein net departing from the prac
tce Of several Societies to But with that
hberaty which characteristic OF all Californian
Enterprises the Agricultural Society OF the Golden
State have ordered Messrs. Saxton, Barker & Co.,
tho publishers in this city, to bind the premium books
in Turkey morocco full gilt. The books thus adorned
are suitable ornaments for the table of any parlor and
the invoice wll amount to full s., 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFrERERs.-The COMMITTEES
for the relief Of the destitute and suffering Syria cnswedes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

Nor Fit TO TO BIZ HANGED Patrick Council, su
Irish thief about twenty years OF age arrested
Wednesday night by Officer Costello of the Sixth
Ward for brutal assault On his mother. 1t was with
the grestest difficulty that the fellow conveyed to
the Station House. While giving in his name and
residence, No. o. Baxter street, the young rufisn
broke away from the officer sni suddenly struck hs
mother violent blow in the face, telling her to the
floor where she lay nsensible for quarter Of an hour
After this brutality, be assaied the PROSTATE woman
with the most foul allure. Yesterday morning he was
taken before Justice Kelly, where he again COM
meDced bis abuse Of bis mother. lie assured her that
if che sent him to the leland he would have her life
and said TO her Get your coffin made aud buy a rope
for me, for shall bill kill You if hang for it, He
has already eryed term on the Island for beating
bis motfer, and Justice Kelly yesterday committed
him TO Tie full extent of punishment for this
oenfe s six months imprisonment in the Pententiary
and $50 fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

THREATENING A POLICE CAPTkIE.-0n Weines-
day got Capt Csey OF the Fifteenth Ward soins
home accoted BY Ambrose H. Oliver who lstey
di.n rom the police force. Oliver ddnt 70 ret
bis dsa and threat ned to blow the esptsins brains QUO
After words the captain arrested and locked him up 10
the night On being taken before Justice Connolly the eS
officer was committed in default OF 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
DANGEROUS STATE OF PART OF THE cROT0N
AQrEDUCT.

w. 4. BOOTH, Treasurer No 8 Front srest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
UNITED STATES
Leaxss evegy MONDAY at5P
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDFEs,

49, hand gFeenyle Packet-The new. very swift and
magn,iesnt passenger packet Gem. john
xHESssSzs4R A.. GsuffmMEn, j. Nv. Cannon master will
positively leave " above for Arsie Landing Geenye Deer
Gfse Landing Point WoFthngton, Garoina Landing lake
Washinston Grand Iakc, Ashton Pitchers Point skpwiths
Landing stack iand Landing, Lake Providence, Mikens
Waterproof Sateez Fort Adams Red River LANDING BAYOU
Sara Port Hudson Baton RGnge Psquenine DpnndsonvIe
and M intermediate landings For freight passage apply on
beard =
ri VickshnIg
TIRGINIUs C. DEETzEI,
NO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

NJ o. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON February l5 1890 Oh bales cotton ID
Lane, Saiser &ra Sd do 4 n &s j lie Allen Asc-@as
Warren, Fillmore &ea-7a Block, Mc Afee Naa2I
West d vileres ~ h Il Ada4aa &ao--sa ID Ryrne.
Taure Hou+4tt, ] i Fyrhe dseu-4as carroll, Hoy Il
~ Murphy, Sykes &ce--is j III Rhorer &eu--z
Cuirer, HarIison Geo II Harding, Ahbay q More
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

TTAKAPA E ~ steamer Goasauer "a bases
cottpn Gordon 4 Gaalifle=4s1 d0 Hslioea. Noblam
q no-@-a Alb I4oAit Is Gharnantipr-s do lahatnt-4
ID hIdA sugar tserd0n u Eaatil ~ sso AZ hhia mo
sasaas Eeilneq. Nahl0m &co-- ID hhds sugar Darby
Il TfelaeAgst Is DO 10 bhis m9laasea II ayes u Sam
| aags ~ AAda sugar ID order 81 an u Hire &eos
rs DO IA @ Mariauaux III hides aua sundFies 20
zptaaK TpsaH IS baiea softpn I6a hhEis hugar HOG
I khls uiolasses
L0NER COAST Eli steamer Texas Ranger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

17SS s3s asss IL psll cE atassEa
s sIs Hull IN
u ~ 's's l;ss d sIs
sfaF3 izaSs HI III u MI I'M III
III aIEs III
ssas IN s8ss ass ssE s NM, ID ls
s ss VIZ u
ss AM ~ ss sii
n III I'LL \ l Isss i as,E III sIssE
So s ssss m saRss III III 49,
Ssssass MI faps ssisF e.
IlIs ii. Xasslis I,es at tlae 1otl sass
s ssls D sss's ~
81 " ssssBs u s.. .s Ut
HI III l.escsss faast III neat
JaSsS naIisli Captain
S{siS Hi ss af aS morning. Mi MI
I7ssl siSsiS nai ilis IsdNa
n n " BaaJo4 Ell II !.
i VI RasI sssas5 Aet KenIars
a.itsr aars ~. hfsl4ford,
vi zss.sus me lightsItaft packet
izs5s8 iii Iaak u ay, ader, Leaves
flais ssSisisE AZ II for. Fper ind Lower
ali landing an nlack u
laa vsry lighsI draft packet
ntJ5piua5lfiaf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
EeIosv--.-< os1airl s TIs.

ship Genoa, Street. days fin New York, " Geo
IA EnsdieE Aeo
Ship Clara Ann, Gnnmbs,- days I'm iladeipfla
to Greevy Il FarweiI
Ship Jno M Mayo, Sn0N days fna Boston ~ eieo
IA Foslick &co -
ship Wild Cat. Morse r. days fin Boston, TO " a
Dewey dco
sschr Isaac Toaeey, Church, U days from Kingston,
Ill, with fruit to j B Pigniolo &co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

UPPER MISSISSIPPI
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, al s r. M. 4
~. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.

Leaves On " EnEEsBAY, 18Th inst, al 5P.M
ST. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR SIT. LOUIS--EDMEEdSTINSs
s b. AZ Cairo with The Illinois Central a. 81 Louis
with ihs Ohio and Mississippi Railroad- inc
rcgular passenger packet seataer A. n La
ees, te0 raslur master will leave ST. Lofts and ali
g,srIaedas a,digss W shove Fos freight through teeta
M Passengers and shippers rely tho pnHeasty Of
this steamer
EsF4So berth considered engaged until paid for
plan Of the cabin be sateroons secured by
applying Is The Companies Otee, No. 81 Camp street. corner Of
Commercial Place. 5
AThe above steamer will take freight for Mcrnphs Nat
chos Fiesblsg and Az Che bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
YiK6ISfEs C. nESTzET.
uNF ARnnt
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NHeIaa0rMsld

~ Capt Hemingway, Of the bark Adams,
III Rio ie Janeiro reports that the bark Grapeshot
sailed for this port Oh tie Sd Jan. The bark Con.
strcker with 5000 bags coffee, sailed for this port
ian The lib Jan. Also, on same date, bark E for
Philadelphia.
ia The ship n s Lindsay. bark Arctic and brig
surf went 10 sea On The 9TH inst.