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Transportation.


gu Hud$ atXHe tu. 20, IS0Os
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West
Will as ioiioxss
9oIxG EAST.
Leave Nashville at 40, a. =. and 3,P.n.
Arrive al Cbatt Al eos 9 p u and a. n
cnMISG VAST
Learee Chattanooga al A. n. and r-x.
Arrive Al Nashville - e-l0 e n. and A 4.
A LII rail connection, and shortest Boston,
New lorS, fhiias elishis, Baltimore. Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, PetFrsburx, i-yschbnrg, KNOX
s,s, cay annal charleslsns Montgomery, Aemi,his,
fsoto Trains OF meet at Stevensna with Trains On
memphis AID tisafi Rairsad, ana at CT afians
ga y in frsiss on ksist Tennessee aud tseose and
Aestern and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be Ind al an y hs,ur ON ,p.ls
Cation 10 sicket Agent. Office IeDot ~ the fs
lowing llisres. aud ut The soiiawlng prices x;z-
NAsllk lie to New York h1rl ~
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Edg'iield & Kentucky Railroad.
Louisville and NashViilc
RAILROAD.


A4Z-2L-z 4--z-27@
TWO through kxpress Passenger Tfaius between
u Nashville and Louisville, making close ennnec
ucI;s at Louisville Tor New York. b sfcts, Phiadel
ph;a, baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
aalis, Cleveland, Cinslnnati 81. Loms, anu the Far
West.
ON and afier SUNDAY, January ed, 1860 trains
will follows:
frs, train eay Nash lle at $50 N. daily stop
ping at GailatI, BOWL. Green Glasgow jun Us n
klzabeihtoun and all regular stations hen signal
led by a nag ana arriving Louisville e: 80 z
ii. Returning, leaves l. usville 90 L. N, ssup
p1ng as above, aud arriving Ia Nashville al eos
A. NJ.
Sacond train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. N. daily
Sundays excepted STOPPING first train, and ar
irving IN lUuI,vie at $40 p 81. Returning leaves
Louisville at 10 A. NJ, stopping as above, aud ar
irving ia Nasbyillea at $3.50 p ~.
Galatiu Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily (SuHdays exeerted) 3:l5 7. ~, and aTriv-
ing IN Gallath at5l0P. n. Returning leaves 6aiia-
Tin at 100 A NJ, and arrives in Nashville at e:Ie
A. n. JNu. B. ANDRRSON Sun,t
A. J. FIEiD. Gen Ticket Ag't jan25-itf
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s IL s.,
D R ESS G GODS,
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian Silks, all wiLths.
eros Deihiues Lyons, every width and quality.
Lyons Grvs D'Nsps, BLK aud cold.
Black Tsnetas medium and heavy.
Black Armure Reyale.
Rich PouIt De Sole.
Rich PouIt de Sole, Baysdere and Plain.
eros DeParis full boiled.
Rich Cbene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten yoIanis.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black satiHs,
White silk Serges and Oil Silks.
Black and eoIored Chsllies.
Poplins, Bay adere Chene and Broehe.
Grapes, English aud Italian, ali colors.
Grape Leisse.
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths.
DeLaiDes Plaid aud Printed.
DeIaines, rich chintz colorz.
Hsrinos, blk white and coFd.
Alpaccas, blk, coid aud Brocade.
Black Bo ne zines, Winter and summer fabric.
MOreens for Skirts.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan Tai tan Plaide, Scotch.
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN HERCHAsTs IND DRaLEgS.

M s1esrfscers bASe % ened lsrEe ard exfen-
sse boese for The tFansacfEo4 81 strictly Gun
MISSION BUM - AksstiEffAl. AsiNCa .sifk
arrangements toT the eenFtAnt receptaa e all ksndz
I SSeIs. Wares, Merchandise and Manufactures IN
the ysrleuk ees@rtHea = Of nzde.
y j. s1h essnhesDce sa4 plessnfe tssat ~ cali TIE
sttentsv 4 thase visiting Nefbst;e 70 eur varied
- eur csuttsbm~s4s sre fson Esesuiscfurerf. Grz
knsGs, fic<s TFe-d 90 sri 70 rsise fus6s- Keep
IL yisw thai fbe sfy ID usa1e - fhs part IA .,
ord~,s fstfhfuily ktffEfsd SC ~ rH ted BIZ
shs cash. BkSJ- = <3iis HIS 4 CO
cessfEl stores, Ne. - and - CoilsEe 81
feos-<f kashriiss. 9ena-
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1859. FAIL ARRaNGEuEST.I
Two Daily Trains 20 81. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and .f,er DECEMBER SIN. 1859. Passenger
~ Traias 0iii leave New Aibzay a. follows.
1910 A n. cbicse8 and 81 fSefs Exprcsz Mali
lI,aily except ssndsy lFeschiHFSs i<,uis af1z7e
a ~ sHd calcase al 10sso a. NJ cfseiEasts ~
1o.IkP. q.
Isis z. ~ cbsczzo sBa 81. fosis Night Express
(nslly Szesfs S-t1rtzys), rcaeesnE - Less 81
1902 ~, AID CEtc-<e al 1osse = - tia -zfef-
dny alxhss tb-s EEaza FsDs oLiy se AiLf1ezls fe-
furntaS Nez,aay ussFnises-
fds p " MI bell RESPONSIBILITIES (fallg e2fePt
Sanla{s1. EssaFnlaE. c11nstfE ztIA ske tfziE
frou N, flsass 81 go A. H.. rszsksag Nss Al
tani Al kss5 2. NJ. Izsuisslits al So q =
TRANS fezxe 81 less ~ 8 - y ~, sna 80 =
n-.arrislas ~ Leszssil-e ~ els A y ass ssse
Pm
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarter SIS
Certificates Of Packages u "a be sold following
rates, kicA Is tie rs
Certiicate II PacsaF 0f % whole Tici cts "a 90
.. - half a. l4a 30
.s :" - quarter 7<Ts
% eighth 81 81
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Freight 10 New Jerk and PLiIarelpLia
o.
Cotton and Flour,

CHARLESTON AND 81 YANN4E
Cotton er bale ofnOt than J0Olbs weight 81 IS
Flour per barrel IS
NJ insurance necessary exert from Charleston and
savannah o. New Yo and Phissd,st hia
Cotton compressed at the 81 tioB and expense of
steamers when COMPRESSED IL can be frel hted frou.
New York TO foreign ports at 10 Is less tsan
ton compressed.
Through receif g issued by the Freight Agen. 81
the Nashville d Chattanooga Ia iT,saa.
4 ". A<nERSoN,
eec25-n General Agert.
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Fer Rent or Lease.

For Kent OF Lease.
WILL, rcrt or lease my plarc The Murfrees-
l hoTo' Pike txor'es froni the city fnr he present
year, or with the p.Ivilege OF Ave years There is
convenient br ok dwelling With Kitchen and good
Stables. and splendid we'll Of excellent
There elve acres Of superior land sitabie for
raising all kinds OF marketing.
feb22-tf L us LEWIS.
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1zr 4 SAILED SPANISH EDks.
.xT 80 er~zz szsled Pzses Kiss 5zsn-< on. f.z-
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c.zs = skse = zelsza l.I 5zs<- Lesser STORED
ice 81 rkzFse znl soie IN eezlzzzssic1-
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25,Sst prizes..--- eiaeoaiinf - $50 ooo
SholeFieke fssi 10 Halls g Is -QaarteIt<- 80
Persoas - ho desire sed GALS TetnEtthe risk cH
sekags feT~hieh wexll ssnd > certibesitAsfo o.
csrtine.is ofPaekagssf ie whoies ess:s--...-ses
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oaly one change 81 Cars 20 St Louis. Cinein
nsti, OF IbiesEc.
BAGGAGE Checked Through.

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go HsszeEG<Es aa4 H4Eszke fskss 70 a21 fF1u
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CALL AND SEE THE
Universal Hemmer,

TURNING any hem without previous folding, from
the larrewest wicth totwo and hall inches,
and all kins of fabric from Cambria Ia 81 lex Br ad-
cloth .Towelue Flannel. Like The Howe Aachiue
they erior TO anything of the kind heretofore
i. tro uced.
wehave recently brought out from orr New York
on two laaies no will wk dskired go into fam
lies anu give thorough Instructions upon the How
Machines.
CONE RROS A-tS
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iadsss ssper Black Lasting Congress Caters, with
and without heels;
ladies aper Back Lasting Side Lace Caters, siib
an without heels;
Ladies' Sapsr Black Lasting Front Lace Caters, with
aud without heels;
ladies black and eTopzed Button heel Caters;
brcased Congress heel do;
Z" super 20 glish Calf {" do;
/" " front lace Boots, with and
without heels;
Ladies nse KID Congress mont lace Boots with and
without heels;
LADIES' ass Kid Slippers. with and without heels;
.. Velvet En- ID slippers, with nd without heels;
g Toilet slippers, hznd4 me variety.
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sCEi EN-

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Ezfre Cssss i5.
TO be drsxnin Wilmington, peia~srs, Wednesday
Eco. q, 1850.
Every other s.teket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In. Asss Lettsrisserry Prtseis drapHi
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY ~!
I.900,000 Boxes Sold of
NxOEsEMEGAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER


rT,HIssnormous quantity ofthis invaluable RENE
Il dy has been purchasedby citizens OF the United
States during the short time IL has been before the
public The reason for thiso extraordinary snccessts
simply in the actualtruth ant yafne oil the article
40 one buy TIE MAGNETIC PLASTER without be
coming its friend. 1t performs all that's promised
and carries with iI its own recommendation Truly
.hs isa xict0ry-peacefuland bloodlesS-bat We be-
tieye less glorious than hetrunphs oil war; With
it's train Of carnage and desolation
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly tbe
Greatest Strengthener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
suce mas vet iisco erred Ifyou putthis Piasterany
where ii Paints there the Plaster vii stick there
untilthe PaInaae vanished fnePlastel magnetizef
he Pain away and
PaineannoteXiSI W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apple
rheumatism Lameness Stiffness wcaknesa De
oiIity Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coug b
and Colds Pains d Ache OF every kind down eve
TO Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELlks ED and with
s lie patience PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
,innueuce of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t Is the
npesi ,sGrest safest chcapesirem
yin existence. its tppicaticl fs dniyersal--equa
to the strong man the delicate wOmGh anu tht
eblfinfant. To each and alHt willproye Balm
I'd Blessing. Its usei agreeable sand without ar
,yance ortroubIe. It's price is With reach oiail-
ch or poor allmay havett, and alIShould haven
hoare sick and suderinei IA any way
FARMERS and PLAN rhRS should always be sup
led with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t Will re the
rod Ply sicianiB any household ready at aitimes
I'd at instant notice.
xtoeightptastcrs and any child can spread them
ice 25sentsa box ,withfull andplain directions.
d. NOR EHEAD. VI. De-.
ruentoTand Prophet 10 FaIker street ,Het0 Torl
MoREHEAD'S MAGN ETC PLASTEI Is SOLD 81
, IL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
J EDICINES EVERYWHERE.
july29-deodAweOw1yIn
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spacious cabin, her staterooms large and con- t
forfahle her speed well abitshs0. ana WI y,
staunchness Of build and rsahlllsy. pfaasnss
skill eli her officers beyond qneshoh. As'ao1''ss'
the Wnedfor6 this evening.
Jesse r. BeR Jor Cisicianati , neaI n ~
comfortable passenger packer Jesse y. prt ers
Jas. Gormley commander Mr.. AIes fisne ); IN,
leaves at s o'clock this evening fof eiaa'''''a
way points. -. ..,,,,,,s~ ,,es.
sesser raekst south America: Capt. A. =. onsp
pard. eeamander, Mr.. Jas. Boyle cerA: iearcs ~: =
III 4 II fhis morning for Memphis, CAIRO. Louis
VILE Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
csis 1s fsst ems Rgpau'as 1 paassngsf
3. Eelso. clerk, leaves for st. Louis and inter-
sssssiafs n0ints at IS p The McGill ia supe-
rior and fast boat aud has excellent accommoda-
tiens.
b. r Kemse7. for Buyen The fast ex-
press and 9. s. mail packet p. +. kenner, Capt
II. d. Baranco, commander. Mr.. e. r. Mumford
clerk leaves at o'clock tomorrow Sunday
morning for Bayou Sara.
a. r. Laceg, Railroad Line Packet fos. ST. Louis
The large and complete passenger packet A. =
Lacey, Capt George Taylor, commander. Mr.. A
o. Cunningham, clerk, leaves tomorrow Sunday
at 10 o'clock for the above, connecting ct Cairo
with the Illinois Central, and at ST. Louis with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, tor all points Nortf
and East Through tickets can be procured b
applying to the office Of the Company, No. g
camp Street.F Inc Lacey u y superior pnssSbScl
packet, with large and eommodious cabin AMI
the most excellent passenger accommodations
Ho! for st. Louis on the A. 7. Lacey tomorrow.
D. A. January for 81. Louis. Tomorrow (Sun
day. at 10 a, NJ. the regular and superior passen
ger packet D. a. january, Capt. NJ. Gilman, com
mander, Mr.. J. B. Weaver, clerk, leaves for Mem
phis, Cairo, st. Louis and way landings. The
January has neat cabin, with every accommoda
ton for d large number OF passengers. we lake
great pleasure in commencing this boat to the
travelling and shipping public.
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Saturday Morning March ~ 1850.
cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship Courier, Shaw, for Liverpool,
A HfB11 sHI j ID Ashbridge 4 Nephew
Brit ship Labrador, Jamison, for Liverpool,
Cammack d Converse
Bark Anra Lindsey for Boston, Creeyy Il Farwell
Bark Brunette, Stone, for Cardenas,
VIM Dewey &co
Bark p Knapp, Wiblas, for Pensacola,
N Oyerton eco
Bark Cherokee, Hopkins, for New York,
G W Hynson &co
schr Sarah Burr. Brandt, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Martha, Harrison, fpr Pensacola. 3. :,
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FOR LOUISVILLE--TIE FINE
sSsY - Regular Passenger Packet John Raine,
Underwood master will leave for the above
all Intermediate landings follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, Mnrch 81 at 3 p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, April II, at P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, May I, at g L. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May ", ~ o. ]. NJ
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, June 9, at 8 T. M.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY June 20. at 6 p. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July ., at D r NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 70, a. D Z. A.
Hapaengers and shippers can rely on this steamer leaving
ii above.
ny No staterooun considered engaged until paid for.
b. plan of cabin be and staterooms secured
THoS. EFEFFE,
nil4 IL No % Grapier street.
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Bslow--coaning up.

cargo 800 tuns salt TO order.
Ship Henrietta Marcy. Nickersan, fin Hayre 2sd
Jan, to Cammack & Converse.
Ship John Trucks, Teal, fm Bordeaux Jan 26th, to
g w Hynson &co.
Ship Glad Tfdings, Nelson, from New York, to A
Cohen. s
Ship Mary Lord, Patterson, FIN Liverpool 18th Feb.
Ship Garnet, Bradford, fm Savannah, TO Fl Ash
bridge Il Nephew--eargo, 4000 scks salt.
Bark Sherwood, Hansen, I'm St Thomas, to Hobart
& Foster.
Schr Emily Keith, Lockwood, FIN Vera Cruz, to
Goldenbow h Lesparre.
Mex schr Briliiante, Batista, FIN Campeachy and
Sisal, TO F Camerden.
schr Cordela. Horn, FIN Ardrossan 18th Jan.
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~ b lar Passenger Packet sleHneTs Jas. VToofis
LszzkkssaEifsW W; Boyd. master; Jas. Johnson jesse
zfSzaagzssaz Johnson, master Red Rover W. Strong
viii leave New Orleans for Nashville and ali intefms
date landings as follows;
Jas. Woods, Boyd, muster leaves SATURDAY. March a
at b O'clock. r. NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson master. SATtfRDAY March an
at5ocloek, p. N. -
Red Rover, Strong. MASTER SATURDAY Anil Y n.
o'clock, Y. NJ. -
JAS. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY Aoril a.
ut 5 O'clock, r. 81
Jas. johnson, johnson. master leaves SATURDAY
April Il, ut o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master Leaves SATURDAY, April
JAS. Woods, Boyd master. ieases SATURDAY Nay5 at
b o'clock, r. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Johnson inasar lea.es s4TrRn.y
May Il, nj o'clock, T. NJ 49, -
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY Nav 10
y! O'Clock, r. NJ. - z
Jas. Woods. Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY Nav oe
at5o'cleck L. A. =. -
jas. Sohhsons oonnsoa master; leaves SATURDAY
5ine 4 at b o'clock, T.. NJ.
He'd Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURn 4y lime
at6 O'clock +. NJ ~ =
Jas. Woods, Boyd. MASTER leaves SATIRnAy I,pa IA
ut O'clock T. NJ.
June 70, at O'Clock r. III s -.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY Jppe "A
at O'clock +. NJ, sss0es
at O'Clock, T. n. ~ -
Passengers and shippers can rely on these boats
punetunlly according to the above schedule For a;bt
passage apply ON board or to " s VI
,,o 40 B. DuFFIELD, Agent
- - n Camp street
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FOR LOUTsvILLE.-THEF FINE
gFxS = regular passenger racket Pacific VIM Lamb,
9masier will leave New Orleans louisville and
all Intermediate landings follows
TUESDAY April sd, at 5P. NJ
FRIDAY, April 10Th, Mt 5 p. NJ.
SATURDAY. May 5tii, at r. II.
MONDAY May 2lst, al 5 p. NJ. S1tg
TUESDAY, June 5th, at p. NJ
THURSDAY, Jnne 2lst at p NJ
FRIDAY July 9Th. at b P. NJ.
i Nv = SATURDAY. July 2lst, at T. M. 2S#
MONDAY August 9Th, at 5 p. NJ.
n Passengers and shippers rely the above
ment. For freghtor passage apply on board
yIRGINIUS C. DESTZEL.
milo Advertising Agent.
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!. ......EINE GUNS
ZINE Observation-Disclosures. 4eE GUMS
HYDE q GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

We have always on hand complete stock Of fine WAR
RANTEp Gums and constantly receiving through our
European agents. Guns, comprising all the NEWEsT PAT,
TERMS and 9HT eng experience s a ana
aeaes extending period ct MoRE IHAh .
for Tie production of Guns suited to me wants o. the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceled II equaed in TINS
market. Il.
We receive and with nj sp lip and
views and Tastes Of any Individual and 70 furnish them Az
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH a.. -
By constant Intercourse with The community Of
the and thirty years. we nave been eh
bed 10 prot by the suggestions of their varied and
have introduced many peculiarly
aud found In NINETENTHS of TILE aohs lmf
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Rifps Fnis and Heyovers Golts Aliens Tranterss,
Smith Wessons and Whney's Reporters Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARPiS RIFLES: o,-,xn,v
HYDE GOODRICH,
MY " Sign If the AGolden Peiean.N New orleans
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For SALE.

FOR SALE-The steamboat ROBERT J.
g. n WARD, IN good running order she now lays
this side Of The river opposite the Convent To-
Agether with all her machinery, tackle. apparel,
furniture, etc.
Parties wishing 10 examine The boat will lind keeper on
board at their service.
For particulars, terms of sale etc.. amply TO
W A. JOHNSON & CO.,
ms ff Factors Row
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on 81 .lgOglS--CDNSECTINC A
IT, Cairo with the Illinois Central spi at ~ Louis
LsAk9lAsS with The Ohio and Mississippi raF6ad-The rem
lar passenger packet steamer Ed, y. Gay,
Bart Bowen master Will leave for Louis and all lnr
neate " above For freight through tickets TO
al points North East of West, anpiy IN beard. ~ " y
Passengers and shippers rely punctnalty OF tis
steamer.
No berth considered engaged until paid foF. #H &s
plan OIL the ebin can be and
Applying the Company Office 81 Camp street. corner e Com
mercial Place. ' HN Nsf -
The aboys win take freight for Memphis vicssbrr
way and plantation business. 5I n ~
MIG asysrtsr ne c.,.
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xkmilrs,a L..
n. a.. JACKSON AND fRRAy NoRTuERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March IS. Is6o--lss bales cotton to
Green a Crump IS Warren Gilmore Eco rs do
Mcfarland Il Barksdale-- 50 Block, McAfee Geo.
80 ] s G Cromwell 10 Thornhill &co-I Thomp-
Noble 2s Carroll, Hoy &eo--2s II /, Adams &co--
II Payne Y Harrison II Ably Catching IA do
Frierson, Conway &co- IL CItrer, Harrison &co---
10 Harris Il Som 10 A d Henkel &co-- I TH&J
n Allen 4 Cos Byrne, Vance SEQ "A Harding,
Abhay Morehead- Lane, Salter &co-2 Lewis
0glesby-Total T39 bales cotton.
N. O.. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, March %, 1860 20 half
bbls molasses Laforest 4 Desmares- bales cotton
20 hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co-l5 do West,
Renshaw y Cammack-- l5 do 20 bales cotton to
Lobit Charpantier- "a hhds sugar G Sabatier-
"A do 40 bbls molasses Darby & Tremoulet-2 do
II hhds sugar Toledano & Taylor Is bales cotton
order do Friedlander Gerson- 44 do to a d
Deeter-20 do A d Kelly Eco 5 do Fuller. Doug.
las &co--l Dbl sugar Lobit d Charpantier-ls bales
moss Bourge ois-l95 hides to order-92 do to or.
der-ns do B !. Mann &co- sundries to order~To.
tai 12s bales cotton 100 hhds sugar bbls molasses
20 hf do
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Cnba-2 mills Beu gu.
ebanan &co-sundries to order 5g5gT775
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-24
saves every TU ESD AY 1T b o'clock p III
NEW ORLEANS AND vICyx
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on SUNDAY. 18th inst. Mt 10 4. NJ
st, Louis Cairn and EewDreans Railroad iStis
4NllR SUN. I.hITNE--G,flArHrIr1ssrIn re

Il. ~. M.
st, Louis, Caira and Newt Orleans Railroad line
FOR SIT. LOUIS--CUNNECTIN(
~ At Cairo with the Illinois Central and a 81 Iosis
With ths Ohio aud mississippi Railroad-Ths fne
regular passenger packet A. II. Y.ucey
Geo. Taylor MASTER will leave for 81 Louis and ali nir
mediate landings rs abaye For freight through tickets TO ali
pdnts North East West, apply on board $50 " "a.
Passengers md shippers rely tie punctuaiiiy On thi
steamer. - " 1870
No berth considered engaged until psid for
plan 81 me eaih e,s ps seen and secured APP
ineTcinl Place. @ = NA
m The above steamer win take freight for Memphis
Napoleon Vickkhurg Natchez and all Bends and Vim nav
strict attention to all way afd plantation btslness f'
RlRGINTUS @. DENTZEL,
mis- Advertising Agent,