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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-12
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UNIFORMITY OF wlCES!-A Nrw fENlrRr N II
-INtss IIrry o,c his oyH S0,s su0H!
JONES : CO..

UNIFORMITY OF PRICES "A NrW ftNrRr ~ II
-l>ts4 Errry o,c his ovp Si'.w0n!
JONES . co,
of III, Crescent Onr ru-r Cl,rhins Stnrr. NJ. 2Tn Mar
l. t street aho>r si>,h rmalrlIhin
1T additlnn To having tn largest mes, varied and
fishlnuah" ,trrk If CItdng in rhilal"phia NAL" rA
prcssly nr retail aal-s have constituted ,ry has
own s,l nau. by having marked IL figures, on "ar
artid at III very lowest pricc it ru b. sd i'f 80 III y
cannot possibly var! all must huy alik"
THE goods are we'll rpon.yd aud prepared and rr at
pains taken with III making that all can buy with
III" fu of getting good article at III" very
tow st price. Also, a lIrar stock of piece goods on
hanI of tn ia. stylt aud st qualities, whirh viii
he ma lr To orlcr in th tnshunabl and b'st man
nrr, ~ per cent. bi-w credit prizes.
Rcncnh r the Cr sent, ia Market, ahnvr sixth 81,
M. GOi. JONES ~
MOrrArS ILFE rILIS-Tn' high and cnvi ID eel
cbry wlch this prr.,nin mt medicine has acquired for
its ryariah rirarl il all diseases whirh II prof :
to cure has rm tered IN usual practice of o,t nainuS
pnring NOT only lu'crsstry but unworthy Of lh'in. -
They are known hy thIr tuits, their good works t'st
f. for tlan. and th y,thrv' not by TIA dth Z" tn cf'd
ulnIs In all CaSrs uf costlvrn'Ss, dIHpp'IL bl"ns
ana liv r ait ct,s pics rh 'umatisn. ityrrs 4 agu"s
obstinate II al aches ant all general arrangements Of
halih III sr Pills h, invariably proven certain anj
- .,.y remedy y smg trial viii place the lf' I'ill'
beyond thn reach uf competition IN TIL estimation u
every patient
pr. Moiiits PlrrniN Fit r.. viii 'f'unI equally #
Grac us in all caSS Of debility dy spapsl ad
arh. tn sickness iuci lrut I" fna IN delicate alth
ati.,v,r, kiuI Of wraklss of III digestive organs,
For .n by ". 3 Motrt a25 Broadway NV york
ami hy mraicn" dnarr, aui druggist c'n rally through
ont tn" country
/ B.uary 10, go i!,n cm,'
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tnn nnN Shingles IN GNchnng' for Goods. -
IN rArl Iugr lr GuUJ, at kream :
New Stnrr, ia rsytown fluT ana fscu, GrdiI, Sc,
Kept un mani, ant t'r salt at hrrau.rs \ ~ Stbrr.
I. 4 ". AiE AMER.
JtrsrytuVu. Nly - I-Iin
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Mercantile AppraiSement.
LIST OF DEALERS.

y CHANDISE, &c. and of Uistillers. Rrcwers Eat.
ing House Keepers within the County or Cclumtia re-
turned aud in accordance with several Acts
Of ASS mbly by the Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes of
said county, a5 fIllOwe, To wit
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lner l1.a'. carrnG'r Il rrR'. who's h hn,'i 'ni tt
rrts upon tn i'ulu ss m h :cn RI arlr pruv u t"
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ii ~ bv tli. Dir rlfIl rIr~ Wiis' eli fNs ar wan AMI
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WI 49, cy - ar. III an tl, Wi'h d'ah starn!th IN
III fIc tins comp ui III PROV bl :ssin. Snatch
III from Ia y 'ry mouth "i IN sriEi.
N,n.rIu know ttI' Win iui III y hIv st II IL
i'm all 9TH - hay failed, til - it' 'r' htv' 'Str Il
III SUI rr /, pr 'sriI' health 1h ir popularity IL all
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To ~ nn =.
IA. at Dir I. ! "a NlTi !.
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The COUNTRY AIR.-Tho'e who visit
the "rursl districts" now will realise tie
truth of the following lines from Willis:

There's perfume upon every wind,
Music in every tree
Dews for the moisture loving flowers,
Sweets for the working bee"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-12

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Ai TNons who may II aggri 'y"d by tn above elias
sratuh tah ll\' Ha opportunity Ut appealing 10y call
the undersigned ut his = cnre "a Ashurv Fish
iGrr'ch township, any tim' 'torc til" 18th day
ui jay l-hO, aud on ia ith and ith days OF July at
tn COMMISSIONER OiIrC, the tOut House, IN
BI""nisbnrs, after which timr appeal viii BE- ii h'arL
NJ a. ANhER nAN,
May ., leo .f'rCdHtiir .4ypr1'r rr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-12
ABBNNI FRY,
Eln"nahur,. MAY |! l,tU.
SIT NuLNH AND ,EWING.

ST CIING AND SEWING.
Rs HCrPINGER woul ini,rm The raEi 's Of ro,ns
~ hlg. ant Vi IuIty. ihIt Sh ,N'rtrs all Kinds ut
jn ant furv s-N Ing stit, hing rimug. ct q. at n,r
. s'i ~ IA N-si Vain str ->I"n ut M Watch dnI
O. IN Tu kt n art ~ m"i"rt terms.
III t'n,,h ~. Ndv ~, l.ru.
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT
HAS COVE orr.
Ni.E.N:iN Is CHE tIh7VPhJ.i' UF INE ErEIB'' !
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Licenses Granted,

AT MAY ESSIONs, 1850.
LICENSES have been granted by the Court Of Columbia
II County, to the folio wing named persons, TO wit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Per steamship Texas, from Indianola and Calves
toni Chambers. lady and daughter w. III. Foster
and lady. Hayward, lady, two children and three
servants, Mrs. Welby and child, Mrs. Judson, Mrs.
Lawrance, @. A. Moret, lady and servant. Mrs.
Keitch and servant Samuels and lady, J. H. Sehei-
merhorn and lady, Files. Smith, McClurey, Bart
lett, Rhonie, Carlton, Hasbrook, Rowlett, Craw-
ford, Oldham. Bentley, Wannefer Jones, Harvey,
Holcombe, Ferguson Butler, Wiley, Wersstead
and three servants Cole, Hammell and servant, J..
Jones, Cox, Seller, Griffin, Kearney, Owen, Cox,
Chuzerne--l2 on deck.
Per steamship Austin. from Brazos Santiago via
Indianola- Henry Webb and lady, Mrs. Dunbar,
r. Kirchen, lady and two children, Miss 4. Kirchen,
Capt. Singer, Lieut.. Graham, Chas. W. Raney, II.
Gordon, r. Mills, A. P. Leach, Miss Townsend,
Rogers, Lueats, Bress, Jefferson, Wilson, Stark
10 On deck. 5a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

The steamship Austin, Capt. Forbes, from Brazos
Santiago, reports as follows July g. Arrived,
schooner Cactus, from New York. July 4--Salled,
schooner y. u. Toone, fer New Orleans Left in
New York, ID inst, diseharging. The steamer
Grampus reports Rio Grande very low ana FILLING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Boston, June s0-Arrived, bark ]. a. Hazard,
Lamsan, and bark J. Nicholas, Nicholas from Cal
weston; bark Wayerley, Thompson, from New Orr
leans. Cleared, ship John Il Albert. Bray, for
New Orleans. July Arrived, ship Constitution,
Higgins, from New Orleans
Philadelphia, July a. Arrived. bark A. H. KIM
ball Cables, from New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

June 2-In lat. IL, lon. s., bark Jennie Pitts,
Hall. from New Orleans for Leghorn.
@ June Elm lat. 26 Is, Ion. S. OIL, ship Detroit,
Curtis, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
june 2Sln lat. 40 2s, Ion. u 1e, bark Leroy,
from New Orleans, twelve days out.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

FIFru DisrRicr CoUnr 1cITY OF NEW ORLEANS w.
Of New Orleans. A PETINGILI.--No 1865
RY VIRTUE or q writ OF seizure and Sale
Id directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans the entitled will proceed at
public auction, the City Hotel Common street, between
Cainp ard Magazine streets ESDAY, of judy
1860 o'clock b. the following described property s:
District. square 3d. bounded by Franklin, Liberty
Josephine jackson and having front OF thirty feet
Josephine by hundred and ten feet in depth
Seized in the above su.
f, t. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
n ELmnoLD's GENUINE psHeAnArlos


HELaIRoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELaRohD,s RS E5E eHeBg fes @ as Bladder
HEhMBohD,s BUeHU iiu for is the the Gravel. asisfs
HEMBobss HEahos BHS BBcH9 fs sr ss p51gs
HELMB0ID,s , BgGHg ior Loss Of Menerg
BSehT for fss pea pass Seaihs siil4a
hFhMBoEDs BucHu i for General a Debility.
HELMBooLps tssyetI snGHu tor M Universal Tasstude
S $SS#S s$s#S i$. SsIs, Rs..-'
HET.MBoInss BUGHu for Dryasss Of SKIN
BSsHS BSsH5 s 81 bsssssis " !. e r,. Win
ReSDS sTen "a s9S sbs9 s % ss...a... with
HBos sUoo sSoHo s. ss qSs%s0 esssssss Arising from n5,
sreion. and all diseases Of
FEMALES, FEMALES, sEMAIEs gEMAEEs EEMMAIEs EEMaIEs
TAKE NO MORE PILLS. .z.Z
Old or Young, Single Married contemplating Marriage
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHu Is the very best remedy
arising from indiscreon habits Of dissipation In the decline
chInge Of lfe.. See symptoms above.
No Family should be without 1t,
Medicine for unpeasant and Dangerous Disease onp'aea
HELaBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU CURES
Secret Diseases
Il sa sner o no Chang Change Of diet NJ n s
AND NO EXPOSURE.
a
from habits iadnged in
By Young and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation II re.
all improper discharges restore the Patient In
short time o a SIS OF Health and Purity.
Use HEI.MB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases and
SsiHs S p;Sia sxSEaf PesfSii Ru6at for all
and diseases of the
,ns,., Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and admit of the
ment and may originate from the cause.
Read, Read! Readi Reads
odor but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before me- Alderman of the city Of
Phadephis, q. T HELMBOLD, Chemist who being duly
doas that bis preparation contains Narcotic er
II. 7. HElAIBOI.D, Sole Eanufaeturer
Sworn and subscribed before This 2 day of November
1884 WM 7; HfBBARR, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle or SIX Tor So delivered address,
Prepared By II. I. HELMB0LD,
Practical and analytical Chemist,
l0& South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
Philadelphie-
Ns-Beware Of Gonn,ers and unprincpled Dealers shs
enseayof % dpose of te own and other, articles ht
Hemhoidis Genuine Preparations
Extract BHchu.
SHrsApafia.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold By JOHN WRIGHT d CO..
n and i6l Chartres street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
aag- ASK FOR HELMB0lD's--FABE NO OTHER. Gu
out the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09


Is the pfsvgous week. We look forward from this
tine onward for steady Increase There will
saaa 81 large amounts d Forwarding freight to he
shipped.
The continaed gso5 health Of our city win cause
rates 81 fregiss fForn TIE North to be lower, and
of courss more goods reach The West by way of
New Orleans thar If sickness prevailed.
III Algiers there Is not much doing just now
very soon many 81 The large feet Of steamboats,
lsins sllere anl 81 eafrollt8n at present, win be
doakea ana repaired for the fall business. We
shah saoia have number Of The packets in the
lower trade ont ana running.
The weather continues warm. We have had
several showers daring the past week.
The river before the city has fallen seven inches
since sur last report and is now eleven feet three
inches below high water mark.
The arrivals for the week were but 81. Steam
beats and tha reaaipss of staple produce were cor
respendingig decreased. Cotton, 1914 bales sugar
AsG tess bbfs. and hhds. moiasses, 49, bbs- houi
1856 bbis. roSns s.. Al sacks; bacon, 3Ss hhds
and casks; bagging, lss pieces; rope, 1861 coils
iard 2zs tcs. and hbls., and az kegs oats, 75s
bhls. and sacks pork, 62s hbls. and tcs: tobacco
2s4e hhds. whisky, 2ols bbls.; and wheat, p bbls
and sacks.
The steamer Picayune No. 5, from Attakapas, is
now at the landing rsceiving freight for Red river
and leaves again tomorrow.
The Frs Nos will be at the landing this morn
ing ready to receive freight, and leaves on Tuesday
for Red river. ahs connects with the light draft
packet Era Mo-
Among the arrivals ON Saturday was the favorite
Railroad Line packet New Falls City. with one Of
fhe largest freight lists that ever has come down
the siver tlis season. She had ossr ls0o tulls Of
freight. and an at good prices. We pleased to
NOTE this fnct, as the New Falls City is one of the
begs banta ~ the S. Louis trade. She positively
leaves on Wednesday next, for Memphis. Cairo
St Ioslis ana way landings. and we would advise
chose who intand going up the river on that day
VI eau III tNs gliaye-sf the company, No. 6l Camp
street \ aiad ssse S.ssre their passage.
E1apt. Hss*es Eisva. intends leaving this week
fcr cianaxi for tsse purpose Of having his new
hoat the Countess fuwed below the falls. We
understand fhat s4a WINS launched last Saturday.
Ey tha way, speaking of this fine new packet, we
wv gEad ID stats thAt Capt. Geo. 4. Wilson, for
merIx of TIE rivers but reeently connected with
Af q. B Sasith iii tic agBney business, win assume
fIle eaand sf the Countess ON her arrival at this
port Capt. Wilson has been well and fayorably
known III this city as IN energetic and excellent
hnsiness man: he is d gentleman of intelligence
aia sterling integrity of character, qualities which
deserve patronage and support, We wish our
friend every success IN his new undertaking.
Y 'Tlhc Lcuissills packet B. %. Adams. we learn.
has BEEN laid Up at Derby.
The celebrated St. Louis Railroad Line packet
Imperial, left Oh the sth Inst for this market.
&yss f.n5 t5s. d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Austin, Forbes, FIN Brazes Santiago 5th,
via Indianola 9Th inst, to | Harris-lst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Illinois, Fulkerson, I'm st Louis.
Crosse Tete, Gross, fm Bayou Sara.
Mary T., Phelps, fm Vicksburg.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Leaves on SATURDAY. lf,R Ins.;, atsR I

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 5 r. NJ.
FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CON.
Hag = nections ahove-The magnificent steamer
LsltaE.d Imperial. G. $. Rogers, MASTER will leave
Esssztor St. Louis taking, besides through business
freight passengers for Nafeez, Vckbufg, Napoleon
Memphis and The Bends For through tickets ibis boat
connecting railroad lines engagements
freight passage apply board the Gompas office
6l Camp street.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEIt
iye Advertising Agent.
lhs boat will attend the Memphis aud Bend business
and carries the u s. Mail to Memphis in place Of the Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

IT IS said that i sporting Duke has gwen an order
FOR tnnfel ii Tom sayers, tie size OF life, to be
taken and cast in silver.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

The Spanish journals record most remarkable
case oi wasted labor in the phieai achieve
Yle.lt of certain Sai1ur Marta who has contriyed
1D write tie whole novel Of Don QnlXste upon a
slnelestIeel Of papef, such rs the spaniar4as use
Tor making their cigarettes. This task occupied
twu yoags ef hard work with the microscope,
Il would not se easy to imagine werse misuse OF
time and patience 9hau this.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
FORT A D A S.

STATIONARY. PORTABLE AND sTRIoThY PORTABLE
Steam IA gines.
OF any required power and superior design workman
ship combining several improvements with simplicity
bility best adapting them for plantation
Improved Circular Saw Mills rst Mills shafing for Gin.
Houses, Draining Pumps and Machinery generally
Ny Machinery viii be fully guaranteed perform repre-
ssne and mechanic when de-
sired Anlusratsd catalogue with prices by mail when
requested.
samples of machinery exhibition at my Office No. 81 St
Charles street, New Orleans.
ials 6m&w p HENRY TAYLOR. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Arrived saturday.

Steamship Texas, Wilson, from 1ndanola via Cal
weston 9th inst to / G Harris--Ist dist.
| Sleop Tonnere, --, fin the Coast, TO Phillips &
Arnauld--L r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Leaves on SATURDAY July a. at 8 p
NEW ORLEANS AVID SEIREYEr-

sssy sport saturday Packet every SATU RDAY
throughout the SuinAer-For Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Gorton's Bar
bias and all Intermediate landng On Red Ryer-The
and swift running steamer Homer Saml Apple
gate MASTER VI Geos clerk will regularly as above
For freight passage apply on board. -
EIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
jya Advertising Agen.
a> The Ho at Alexandria with the light,
side wheel Feta and shippers their freight
going through without detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Newport, june ls = Sailed for New Orleans,
Consul, Hayden.
Copenhagen, June 15--Arrived from Galveston
Antje Jensen, Stulnps.
Havre, Jane l5-eleared for New Orleans, Ade-
laide Bell. Robertson.
Bordeaux. June l5-- Cleared for New Orleans,
Eglantine, Gleason.
Cadiz, June arrived from New Orleans, sher.
wood, Hanson.
Barcelona, June 9--Arrived from New Orleans,
Maipo and Antoinetta llth--Eliza l2th- Mercer.
Genoa, June 15-- Arrived from New Orleans,
Enea.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

New Falls City, switzer, I'm St Louis.
Florida, Myers. FIN Mobile.
Picaynne No 5, Broad, I'm st Martinsville.
Towboat Anglo American, Martini from the Passes
--tewed down and to sea on the 9th inst,
ships i Pettigrew and Herald came up
light.
Towboat G Vanderbilt, Wright, from the Passes.
towed down and to sea on the Sd inst ship
Artisan and schr Potomac-came up light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

INDIANoLA via GALVESTON steamship
Texas--l53 head cattle 1nbean & Mehle-- sundries
TO o I Buddecke &eo- Fischer H Taylor
Jonesi Express.
| BRAzDS SANTIAGO via INDIAN0LA ~ Per
steamship Austin I0,96S CahaIlero 4 Basualdo--
1886 do Crainer &co- s3,e54 do Henry Webb
81 500 do To O e Dolsen Il Son $500 do Preau &
Conturie 100 do ] Pngian- $1,000 do j Phelps
8co--Total s25, ,258 in specie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
and mdianola, ~ Harris
Cammack & Converse
ship Caroline Nesmth, Cousins, for New York.
Meeker, Knox &co
sehr Invineible, Bournier for Mobile.
Huntington Bro
schr Kate ]. Bruce, Stone, for Cardenas,
WmJ Dewey &co
schr George Washington. Ross, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
schr John Randolph sfmpkins. for Pensacola,
Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
STRAMRnATS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

-
Leaves every THURSDAY atop. NJ.
.M5. NEW ORLEANS AND
.iSE. Ia vICKsBURG UNITED STATES stIsEs.,a
tse&E3E MAIL LINE. y%aAfo sstass
The magnificent u S. mail packet Gen. Quifman. j.
W White commander leaves above Tor Argyle Greeyle,
Sannyside Eggs Point te Washington, Grand Lake Caro-
lima Landing Ashon Pitchers Point SknwilhS Lake Prey
idence, Gootcs Landing Nlkens Bend Duckport Neks'
burg Warrenton, New Carthage, strand Gulf ST. Joseph Rod.
ney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams Mouth Of Red River,
Tourica Mcanga Point Copec Bayou Sara Port Hudson,
Baton Rouge Plaquemin Donadsouve and al intermediate
landings
Freight taken fer s landings onhe Yazoo Talaache and
suniower rivers, with priyie5 of feshppiug.
Leaves SATURDAY, at5PM
The magnificent U. s Mail packet La fourchc, Captain
j. Brown, will leave for Donadsonvle Paquemne, Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou SRya Red River Landing For
Adams Eatche Waterproof Rodney. ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
WaTrenton and Nickshurg every Saturday, Ht 3 7. d.
The I4fouTche Nickshrg with steamers Prince and
Ho and will freight for N landings the Ya2oo and
Taanche rive hgh-water rates, without detenticn
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without fail the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO.
These will be responsible for any letter package
containing money ewelry other vauabes unless regular
bills Of adng taken specifying the and value and
the freight paid for vausbes deposited with the cers
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. j. PERSON CO.
tsl5 1t Corner of Carondeet and Union streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
R ED RIVER.
Leaves on Tt UEsDAY. July 10. ut s r. NJ.
Regl,lar Low Water Through Line

REGULAR RED RIVER Jacket
~ ~ For Shreveport Gfird Bayou. Cainpte, Grand
Eeore Sc. Maurice Montgomery, Coiie Aexan-
sz5ss 1ria Notinanis, Gorona Bafbins and N inter.
nesae landings Red riserThe entirely light rang
master will leave above, positively For freight passage
apply Oh board
YIRGINIUS @. DENTzEII,
jy9 Advertising Agent
The News Boy will regularly tile with
the very Light drsught packet Rescue Crooks naste for
Shreveport and all landings above the Fails shippers may
rely on teF freight going through wthent detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
aw eteaas ass Greena pt SHEET oua gaorna ny 1860

Fellowes &oo-l5 w Cox &oo-l4 S Nelson &co
II Green & Crump--5J ] G & b S Rieks-5 Martin,
Cobb &co-- Henderson, Terry &eo-- 8 Phelps &
Blades-l do Moore & VanCulin-6 do Given, Watts
&co-- do Wilson Il Young--l do Phelps Il Jones
so do r II Short eco sT2 sacks cotton seed to
A A Magnnis- to F Del Bondio-Sehnei-
COL Golding-R aughlin-and order.
ST TMARTlNSvILLE-P steamer Picayune No
3-75 cords wood and sundries to order
CoAsT-Per sloop Tonnere- 20 bbls molasses
2 Cazenave.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

GALVESTON and INDIANoLA-- steamship
Charles Morgan 1882 scks corn lao scs oats 20
cks bacon 10 tcs rice 9 hhds sugar so bbls whisky
666 bbs fonr 20 frkins butter go kegs lard.
LOND0N-Per ship Edward Hyman--1l44 hhds
tobacco Is TOO staves.
NEW YORK Per ship Caroline Nesmith = 1916
bales cotton ls5 hhds tobacco 81 bales moss AIS
SKIS oil cake SO pkgs mdse.
MOBILE Per schr Invineible 100 bbIs whisky
tuns lead 200 bbls flour.
Il CARDENAs- Per schr Kate Z Bruce - 1000
empty bbls.
MOBILE Per scIlr George Washington ses
oats pine 125 cases wine $50 bbls whisky 48 bbls
-four Al bales hay eco bags COW peas.
PENSACOLA schr John Randolph In bal
last.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

a BAKONNE STREET. STEAM BoILEh Ela
- MANUFACTORY, between Poydras anq 1 asF'a ohs
~ G& three minutes walk from the st. Charies -
undersigned having largely ,nereasgo 70 All Hi ee
.nops having all the iactes Y now pnS At as low rate
hsy can he Ind in any shop in the south or m
North. : ,xr,,, =, rr rJFn poJI,ERS from N 70
I'M BOILERS s2 "a and 36 inches Diane.
aer, and various ienstIs pi,a. vaIyas a,c corsans
Fire Fronts Crate Bars sahd fipes' 'ai'e' s''
Oh hand. ....a .f hos, material and workman.
ship. 80, =. ..haoa p,i,ars far nlantatinps steam.
oosis of saWnit'a' ~ in1& Iykwf n VI. FOWLER.
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oUAcHIFA RIVER
TA1LAHAroH1E AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzoo AVID TALLAHATc1znn

YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
@g% ~. s. Mail packet Dew Drop, 5. IL Parsot,
master connecting with steamer Gharmer on her
Sszaertal at vekbnrg FRIDAY mo1ngFor sa'
tTa Ya1uo City Tehula Silver Creek, Rer0na Westoer,
Honey Island Tuleys Landing Sdon Cranc's Landing Ris
ing SGn Humphrey Greenwood Point Eeiore Gosvile and
ali intermediate landings Tnahstche river high as
shaeys landing leaving vicksburg Friday arrival of
the SJs o clock evening train
~ Ali freghs shipped by the Charner will be taken
hroigh ~ high without charge a2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
lsayss q 2s ygE.psy M !, Ies int.

REGULAR RLOsy-ygATER PACKET
NST n For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gampte, Grand
Eeote. Goushaa ST. Maurice Montgomery Coe
Alexandria, Norman's Barbin's and all inerne
date landings Red ryerThe new, elegant light draugh
aud swift running passenger packet steamer Fra No. q
George Alban master, r. s. Ike clerk will above
For freight passage apply on board
VlRGINIuS %. DENTEEI.
g jy9 Advertising Agent.
E The Era No. connects Alexandria with tile Era No
for Shreveport and all landings above the Falls shippers
rely their freight going through wiont detention
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
SblpplptI slatallaellfe.
Clearetl saturtIay.

cRrscKsr urrIus, No. 70 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, July 9, is6v-S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Kailroads.
pONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE--per steamer Florida-34 bales cotton
A May leo cotton gins D Pratt mills to
Wood & Low-l bag silver Payne i Harrison-sun-
dries to order