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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
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Read Tee statement ar Martin Robbins, ft-.
Il sFzS EESES Gl4S,sg o = THE Ft-sD ksT.
n NJ cases ever recorded. He now enjoys Robust
Health, and has for the past year done as much
work any young of his age This cure has
excited his friends, neighbors, and physicians and
even some Of the Medical Faculty. One of tile Il
Professors Or. x. s. NeWton), who called to
see him as surgeon, not to prescribe forci- -
bly, Impressed with the Re mat able Curative Prop
critics of this Medicine that he has adopted in
his private practice. ~ wen as at the College and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
GERMAN & FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
kgExAEE EZ.S<Ea Y q s. .E.-asE.as = u 9 81

EsyySkE G.s~EsA sk9s.s.kta5 ne 81
x respectfully begs leave 70 inform his friends
and the public in general, tiat he has opened
night school for The iustcGcton OF the French aud
German iang1ages Being graduate of "A European
University. and q teacher 81 practice and expert
cncr, which ho has become - eNertiUn during Il
number OF years. he hopes TO satisfy all those who
may e thrust themselves be entrusted unto his
care sud bes the patronage u his feilow-ctizens
Also, Young cIergymeu anu students Of the~go-pei
are requested to take notice OF his lessons in ,ir
Hebrew language. For particulars, apply 10
Rev. DIR. NJ DELBANCo.
Professor Of ancient and modern languages, First
street, rear Of Behm's Commercial College
jan20-3lnfs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

5Hs XahWGg Republican s0DG thar
when Senators Of the United States ard others OF
the highest standing socially and politically openly
declare that g Woods Hair Restorative (sold by
all good drnggists), is all and thar all it pre-
tends Ia be- cannot do otherwise than 10 believe
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Es-tESEfK-s74@ E-9CHZEs, s+g.F's, <>ES-
a toLs.--Trvt, sea. Grass Linen Lines. F5sh
Hooks, Joinfed Rods CoTkE, Sinllers, and Artificial
Hait- HGUble and Single shot Guns Rifles, Re
voiyers, Double aud Single Pistols, Gnn Caps, Gun
had-, aud lsrse variety Of Cinnsmiths' Material.
GEO. ). SONNTAG & CO.,
mars 10. Main street
gEyJskFs ksSssT E.s' TYE CETT.2OO
a bushels Of Tpre Pink Potatoes. Warrabted
the best III the market at T. REDMONp'Ss
mars 1850 -l'0ses s-ijiSck.a
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o. J.wOOD & CO.,

ARE, Also, AGENTS ron
BE. .Y-SvS.S-7 s CEERAs.F.9TZD
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CANDIDATES.
CANDipA | ~.
For County Treasurer.

Of J. NJ CALDWELL ,ueai,didatc for County Treas
urer at the next October election MARIO
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LEATHE BETTING.

2 > = ? > 2
aH CeHIeuted and Rivet.d Leather BeIting-aiso
Lace Leather, Iivets and kurs, Rivet Sets and
Headers, Puncher5 and Cutting PlyeTs. full
stock always gu hand at lowest factory prices
CHARLES BABCOCK,
mur9 8, Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

HYgA!- WYy.!-- H's<sif;- B"IehrIor's
Wigs and roupees snrpass All. They are elegant,
light, easy and durable. ...
FITTING to el'arm-uo turning mp behmd--ro
shrinking oil the head indeed, this IS the onl,
Establishment whore these things aie properly
understood and rhHde.-lC Bond Street, New York
IuarIT lyrd.2w. ....t ....-.7-- .....s ...
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a. q. sOD1.-25 HEGS JUST REg-
~ Q ceiyed and for sale by
Inar2S .----.-.-- n CIIAS. McJOHESTON.
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sBSksa isUSks. l3.ss: c0R.z,
@1z SSSy Io,0up lbs Rleh County Bran,
1850 lbs extra Shorts,
1000 lbs fresh Germ Meal
just received iy COOK u LANGLEY.
C~ss,A E,4s..--95U t.Z<,a.p ~ EsSA ~
= Vinegar for raj. by j. p ELLtDFf-
HNE1s GSs.-gIs>E' n sf-s.E'skf5 ~ fs.s If
81 rels and sack, always hand and Tor sale
by mhr24 j. p. ELLIOTT.
A~f-zi<E&s.ss 5 = & II s.! 81 \ q ~ - ~
W SEEDS 20 boxes Garden Seeds assert-,i--
Eisey = rarkeF's. and shaker Warranted Ii,W.
For sale ov-Hhoe-ale or retail, at
marzI YfCKERY EROS.
1Sf0.7 =, isF.SA Css .s-s-Zs <.g.ssSgA rs.
bS-JO boxes, assorted 4 great variety "a each
srtic---in store and fof sale by
uiar1I ,EICkl RY BROS.
CARPENTET 'TIOI4s.
p Es-2 - EsE7f-Fs4zf Et.7-s4ss q sz'SEz9 -
= ed.-phio Tool Company Planes, Spear &
-i:sckson's Hand AUD lemon saws Butchers Pane
trous ANA saw Flies. Eirnt-r thi.els and Gouges
Farming Cbiseis aud Gougr-, Miiiright and Socket
Chisei>, fN, Bowel and ~ tier Squares M6ftcc,
ihuulh. Fi"oriH-,, Panel, aGd Sitting s'itges,
Blood : Hatciefs. Hand ADD Broad &Nrs and AdZes,
East steel Au.ers and Anger Bits, Braces with
anal withodt fjtts BoXwoo1 ana Ivory Rules
Er,tiburyis SpcHcsfavTs and Brace Bits Hand 5nd
Hsafe Screws, Boring Machines, &c.
We invite the attention Of carpenters to an eN-
aatjnatiOn of ON stock and prices,
fi,i-ut make il 20 their interest do So
Ioa.l -3s,i JACOB STRAUB & SON.
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1g1IE0TGE E'E.Y.REH.1s IsOT.4T0Es.-
Il 10 bush. just received and for sale by
mar2S CHAS. McJ0HNSrON.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
CnEscEsr oprIcK, I
New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1859.


BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS CINCINNATI,
The following rates of freight between this port and GIncn
natl established by tho Steamboat Captains Association
The figures article are through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
Dozen Pregpe, Hundred Pounds g TO s1c billiard
tables 81 bac eces casks and boxes 80 butter 80 TO
&c. ssd g Z 70 d
g Y 4oc n e VOC so5n n u Se
sss - i%s sSs ss Sss
b - 40 sc bo.s d to @ z @ bs
Sc hay heavy pressed q habs spoFes and iIoe
rass g &c. IRON boiler 50 to &c. IRON Sheet 70 10 5oc
Gr &c., Is ss &c. %a as q s
machinery 60 70 65s na sPke 70 TO s5c oats IS e 4oc oil
BE. Is ssssss
glazed % Sci sash glazed % soc and
Saeeo ). hhds .os tobacco aaaaIassd ssc;
Nc g d e u ~InspS s sss sa g to Sc
~ es 5s s see IT, sb 40 to Sci
sss ."s Ii ess s;
~ sas.s fs sngS $.s;
e po 2 s sG:f 10 es
s9 ST. go ssgy & s5 ps % j 3 IT, "ht'
ssss5sa s.s
4 s m esss
sd ssr. Dozen z e sas eseh
10 TO ONCE chsirs common Dozen 81 81 office chairs
cane seat Dozen 81 81 wasands common EACH 30
50c washRnds nclosed each f5c 10 81 bedseads boxed
per 5 bc bed leads in bundles do IS to 5oc bed
70 to 75c BOOKCASE with table EACH 81 50 s. 81 50 to
writing desks each S2to 200 table frames boxed
per 60 Dozen IS 30 to 80 lounges
packages per pounds 81 to rs lounges set each 81
70 5U racks each 81 to 90 3to $780, whatnots, each
towel racks EACH ~ 10 25c center tables each,
marble 81 to tables, each, 81 Is 80
ntension tables esch 81 80 3to 90 misses bedsteads
small size 90 to TDc bedstead large size rs &c.
Stock Pouy-Gattle, each, 49, Chickens ducks, guinea
fowl Dozen 81 dogs each, So chickens, each, &c
horses each mules, each I'll sheep each 85c turkeys
SO to IL buggie covered each sc
10 bug ge open each IS brooms per Dozen rs to
per acen Is 30c caboys, each SEto2 Is cab
bags In hsds "a 10 90 carriages each S5 TO IL chnns
DOZEN IS to Isl common Dozen 20 to 35c bird cages
measures ~ 5c, single 20 70 BIC mattresses
double 60 washboards % 3Uc tubs
40 TO 90 an Zoe tubs, per Dozen 81 to Is rsaps
dozen 81 10 % lumber, dressed $40 to II Lumber, rough
| Sl3 to Ia lumber. oak and hickory; siS 100.
I'm Ffeiher 100 pounds Through Freigh-Burr block
35c birthstone 5 bottles, in boxes Acc coffee 35e goldfish
3 gunnies bales 4c gunnies, loose 50c hides dry
green 35c hardware Sci IRON scrap 5c iron, railroad pei
tun 81 liquors. bbls casks SIC; molasses 32c MARBLE
blocks 5c marble in slabs 1861 mackeel S5e nuts bags
ETC. 4c rice 35c rosin 39c; sugar, S2c sand 35c;
ash 4Oe tar turpentine c timber iegwood mahogany
cedar ETC. z0c.; Tin plate and block tn 35c whiting
1 zinc, 40c,
c Package beer barrels package 35c; empty bee
barrels half package 20c lemons per fDc; accaroni
panos each 49, raisin whole boxes 5c half boxes lOc
quarter boxes salt Liverpool sack, &c., salt Turk
other short salt AGO. wines oil and preserves
| and baskets each sUc.
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gsbieh Of tet Markets for 9ast @esa.
carsessr orr,sE. 10: 70 Camp stree, \, len /

CaEsczxr OFFICE No 70 Camp stree.
Saturday Morning October = iosoS
ohty MODERATE business mas oeen uone IN ou1
seneia, nharke1 curing 'he pas' meeA' opsfas.ons
= 800 Dsins onecaea W sle urn pfssens'uns
y n.s anu 1le .,liisea supply VI aesie nv,
auane'es onef.hg' WINE tnefe mas oeen very hs'le
,naa.y u hopscco. ana 1he 1rahsacnons u sugar
Au -oa'ses oon ,, On very nmi'ea scs'e'
, 100, -. = M. Up .e'As nsary eAnAuseeo'
ahu ''na'i rye =, !uss appearing ~ me mar
nc. "sae 'ouuee ,AN 'ssn eali VIM utoop
ins '.nu.n'y ~ tns 1e.'' ~ N.ou' o'an aiiu
ln,ss nili.s =, o'As''.' 4 '.''.e'
le0iine ~ sls iA,e..
ouf aiop.an aufiSes :. ~ p'o. aAses
" the 1's us', ins saAeo Y. oo,ooo Daaoa -
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SUGAR . The stock of the Old Crop is nearly
exhausted and the supply on the Leyee consists
of a few limited parcels of Clarified, which has
been retailing at about the range Of our previous
quotations Six hhds. of the New Crop were re-
ceived on Sunday from the plantation of j. I. &
W. Nolan, parish of West Baton Rouge, the first
arrival Of good Sugar this season. 1t was made
by the Centrifugal process, was grey in color hu
cassed as Choice, and sold at logo. u 1b. Sine
then "a hhds. more have been received and dis
posed of at 95@lO and l0Ic. for Prime and Choice
Centrifugal, and SIC. U ID. for a lot OF hhds.
made by the old process, and chasing about Fair.
Our quotations apply to small lots of the Old
Crop, but are entirely nominal except for Clarified
descriptions.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fas Fully fe and soSs ssn
Clarified anu hehneu eSto
Weeks receipts, s5 hhds.; exports, IA hhds.
MoLAssEs. Some trifing lots of Old Crop have
been received and sold at 20@29c. u gallon, &C.
cordng to quality. The receipts of New Crop in
clude Il bbls. and As half bbls. which have been
sold at 42a0t5e. 5B gallon, the former for Prime
and the latter for Choice.
Weeks receipts, % bbls.; exports, 34s bbls.
FLOUR. There has been only limited demand
during the past week, and prices have further de-
cned, with sales up to Thursday evening Of about
1000 bbls at range of s. $685. So for hathoep
Supeilne, SIS s005$6 90 for roundhoop do, So ESQ
Sc 10 for Ordinary to Good Extra, and 81 QUO
81 so aud IS 90 u Dbl. for Choice Extra brands.
Yesterday It's bbls. Fine sold at S. rs 200 Super
fine at s. 87a, 625 Extra at, 200 Low Extra at
ST 25 SO Extra at S. 10, add 200 Plants in lots at
SIS 90 u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, $1,000; exports, 1921.
WHEAT. We have noticed sales Of "a few small
lots during the week at 81 eO@l 70 u bushel for
Red and White.
Weeks receipts, l025 sacks; exports, none.
RYE . About 60a sacks have been disposed of
recently, at s09s5e. d bushel, showing con,
siderable decline,
CORN. The market has been dull and prices
show continued tendency in favor of buyers. Up
to Thursday evening some $4,000 sacks were sold
at a Iange of 6u@65c tor Mixed 65@esc. for
Yellow and White Mixed, and 7oQg72 aud nc. "
bushel for White. Yesterday 800 Yellow and
Yellow Mixed s1ld Csc, 1900 White in four lots
AZ IS, and 30 Prime at Tuc. VI bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1924 sacks; exports, 6l2l
sacks.
Oars "A good demand has prevailed during
the past week. but at still easier prices for buyers,
with sales of some o. 600 sacks st. Louis at al
Ml3c III bushel for Fair to Prime lots, the former
rate chiefly for lots in store, though yesterday 200
| sacks brought 44c. u bushel, which was the ask.
ing rate at The close
Weeks receipts, a S56 sacks; exports, 299.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at 5, I0@sl 20 y
I'm
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r RID X 81
SCHEDULE OF HALLS.
NEW ORLEANS posT-s.FFrCE.
sUMMER ARRANGRaEHr.


From june LIST 10 November LIST. 1850.
OFFICE HoURs-week days, from A. M. TO
6 O'Clock P. NJ; Sundays and Holidays from to II
O'Clock A. NJ
EASTERN MAIL, BY MOBILE MAIL BOATS
Due daily at 5 A. NJ, Close daily at II A. d.
Supplies Pascagoula Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. till July L; after, daily till Octo-
Der |.
LAKE COAST MAIL, BY MOBILE BoATs-Bay
st. L0ulN and Pass Christian OH SUNDAY q, Nom
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays ct Iea
BY STEAMBOAT CREoLE-For Bay St. Louis.
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
Springs, on Tue days and Thursdays at A. NJ;
on Saturdays at Pm. for Bay st. Louis Missis-
sippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs; Fort Pike
0'Rourke on Tuesdays ut Log A. M and Satur-
days at P. M.
CONVICTION MAIL, OR LAKE MAIL.-Uloses
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, by ga. M. Ar.
riyes on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by 4
P. NJ.
LAFAYETTE MAIL.-Goses daily Except Sum-
day. at | P. NJ. Arrives daily Except Sunday
JEFFERSON CITY MAIL.-closes on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at halfpast A. Il. Due
same days ut 2. NJ.
CARRoLLTUN MAlL.--Closes daily Except Sun
day) at IL A. NJ. Due P. M.
ALilflRs MAIL-Twiee daily. Closes ct AN
and 2 P. NJ. Due 10 a. NJ. and P. NJ.
OPELoUSAS MAlL.-ePef New Orleans and ope-
iousas Railroad) supplies all the Attakapas par
i,hss Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Closes
ally at 8 A. NJ. Due daily by 9 P. NJ
BALiZE MAlL.--Supplying Bienyenae, English
Turn, Pointe- ALA Haehe, Grand Prairie, Jesuit'a
Bend. Ronquilo settlement and Bnras Settlement,
Baze and Southwest Pass. Closes on Saturday
at9 a. NJ. Due IN Tuesday at II p. NJ.
ST. FRANGlSVll4l4h Or COAST MAIL.-Supply.
ing McGutehe0n's, ST. Charles, Taylors, Graade
Pointe Bonnet Care, Eagasd's. Vacherie. Brin-
giers, Cantrell's, Tnreaud's. Bona6s6nville. tand
interior} New River, Bayou Gonla. lberville,
Plaquemine, Manchac, Brulg's Landing, Baton
,l,tft
son, Hermitage. Waterloo, and st. Francisvilie.
and interor.l Closes ON Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday, at A. NJ, and Mondays at P. u.
Due on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat-
nrday bp A NJ,
RS-fhe postage to New Granada direct IL 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and lie
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van DieuiaD's
Land and China. tvia San Francscol is On each
single letter IL cents, payable In advance.
j. L.. klDDEI4Ia, p. n.
New Orleans. Nov. l, 1858.
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Insurance Scrip of the mutual companies very
dull at $1,000 and Csc. % dollar, with no large
amounts offering.
The uncurrent money market offers very little
for remark. The offerings of distant bank notes
have been rather light for the season of the year.
The issues Of the banks of South Carolina and
Georgia are making their appearance, as usual, in
North Mississippi and the lower part of Tennessee.
Some sort OF money is required to move the cotton
to market; if bank notes answer the purpose, or
are considered an equivalent to gold, they will be
taken, even if they are returned forthwith to the
place of issue. The increased facilities of com
muncation interferes with the movements and cal
cuatons of many banks in South Carolina and
Georgia about placing their circulation through
borrowers at distance from home. As these
banks are known to be weak in their line of coin
compared to their immediate liabilities, their issues
are returned forthwith, particularly when they fall
into the hands of those useful gentlemen = the
money brokers.
The decline in silver in London has reacted on
our market. Sales of Mexican dollars have been
made this week at lU7@to7a-lo7 was the highest
offer to-day. The receipts this week have been
light, only $4,000. In American silver coin there
has been nothing beyond daily counter operations,
buying and selling within the range of our quota
tons. A decline in Spanish doubloons is noticed.
In land warrants there has been rather more in
qury, but not sufficient to operate on the market
The demand has not been sufficient to absorb the
stock which has been accommodating for the last
three months.
We append our usual weekly quotations of coin
and uncnrrent bank notes, being those of John
Wood & Co., Camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13

For the usual tonsorial transactions we quote
from 20 q 80 % cent. Very good three months
paper was taken by the tonsorial gentlemen at "a
get % month. The tonsorial gentlemen, it must
be known, have not advanced their rates much
more than 4@7 Get. % month since the advent Of
this month. The tonsors appear to be rather flush
than otherwise and help out If possible all the I'M
fortunates who happen to be afflicted with the
shorts.
The Exchange market presents a very singular
aspect at this moment; while Northern funds are
stiff and firm and large amounts of sight on New
York difficult to be had, sterling is going down, as
it were, by the run. The counter rate for checks
on New York was stiff with steady demand at
par. Outside the rates ranged from !t94 discount,
with very little inclination on the part of drawers
to operate to any respectable extent. In time
bills, sixty days sight, there were some transac-
tons at from l3@ll discount down to 2@24 dis;
but the demand for Northern funds seems to be
confined to sight, which indicates anything but
confidence in the future in fact, the remittees
Northward may be considered as being really hard
up, when good produce and commercial bills at
sixty days sight at HOOP Get discount, will not
answer their purpose. The movements in foreign
bills were restricted We note some document
sterling sold at 106l@l07, and a sale was consum-
mated at q fraction less, and another sale at q
fraction over. In clear bills there were very few
| transactions. We quote l07s@l072 and l0st Re-
mittance rates at 1851. Though the banks ask and
obtain higher figures, the amounts are small.
Francs rather dull. We note one purchase on Paris
direct at 5.22a, and other limited transactions at
from 5.3O@525. Extreme rates ruling from $500
5.22a, which covers on all outports. For banls
drafts on Paris direct higher rates are asked.
In stocks and bonds we have very little to say.
The stocks of the free banks are feeling the pres
sure in the money market, well as the stocks of
the old banks. The only sale to-day to our know
ledge was 10 shares Bank Of Louisiana at l65.
Nothing doing in bonds, nor are there many offer
| ing on the market. We have to quote the follow.
inc tpures "a the values of stocks this evening;
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY October AZ, 1860
Arrived $50 Western Beeves and Ii Mileh Cows.
The market closed again bare of Sheep and Veal
Cattle. There is q fair supply of other stock now
Offering.
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Engines, BOILERS machinery, marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract
Dozen Freight.
vicksburg De Soto and all points below ncud
ing reshpped from small boats kees and flats 81
per tun BOILERS machinery lumber by special
contract Down freight not enumerated freight
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TOBACCO. The market has been pretty much
at stand during the past week, and we have not
heard OF sale Of any Importance, the demand
being confined TO small lots for baleing purposes,
or to complete some previous orders. Telegraphic
dispatches of yesterdays date report frost in
the Tobacco region, on Thursday which killed
the standing crop. @sm a-Ma
We repeat our previous quotations, though the
outside figures generally represent the asking
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13
rArrs o. rRrraHr pnon NEW on1nAss 70 cA1no.

FRox NASHVILLE CUABERIA
sMlTnLASD TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets.
Committee appointed by the regular aims in the trade
and after the 18th of
The first 6gncs through freight and
erond6 figure o WAY freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13

The rates Of freight Orleans have been ad
vanced M for bacon and lard 30 for baggrg
dry goods 20 CENTS and onions 30 per b
CENTS whisky 80 cents pork 70 and per
hundred lbs %
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Al kind Of heavy Mach nery-per csnttaet.
au eSn do s. CO. singles 90; Horses and Cattle
S. o.; poxe-S3 90.
Dorm Freiglts
Gotten, per J 81 Is Cotton seed--psr tun Fl
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Bunk Notes. Gni and Silver Coin and Bullion charged at
the of fourth Of and in al bill of
lsaing shall accoRpany same and freight prepaid.
Machinery Sean Boilers Engines, and all heavy
freghs by special contract.
with barge lots of stock freight be charged
half the cabin, So deck when by The
boat deck and find themselves ali feed carried
wiIh sork, pay freight AT regular
All articles MeschaHiise specified the
of Down and Up Feigts charged proportion.
alt according their cAssitc zion
Iighteage Makie and Carriages of all descriptions
half gherage Salt If reahpped be expense of
signUes.
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.

FT1Vnte BRnks and EXChRMXe UcN1ers,
BROWN CO., IS Csrondelet street.
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., Camp street
JUDSON 4 CO, corner Canal and Camp streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON CO., No. 80 Carondelet street
BENoIsT, SHAW 4 CO., No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JAcoB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravisr streeta
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Grayisr streets
II. W. CONNER 4 SON, No 80 Garondeet street.
JOHN WOOD & CO., corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13

WAY FREGHTs nsE BENDS AND PLANTATIONS HIGH AS
Memphis tSapoeeh and Helena eScaped) by the Memphis
and New Orleans RAakets.
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We give below the quotations of the London
market for bullion and coin on the 22d September,
last month
The bullion market remains Utmost in the state rs re
por ed IN last gold sill freely imported II d6ing
TAFT which ~rt
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...-asssn FOR sRaLADELrHlA, ..,xsszs.
saaszsssa FEW YORK, &C.,
81 FROM SAVANNAH AMI CHARLESTON.
I'd To PhfkadeIssiata.

Abin Passage. SIS
xcnrsion Titses good to nnr Jan l. R6l.... So
Through Tickets New YORK SIS
through Tickets Hiagar8.. ...............-S2s
The vel -kuP0gn HrEt-ctss Eide-wheei steamships
keystone &sAd&..... CAPT q r. Aarshmsa
kAAte Oh D. 4 GaFVitv
Now form Regular Line the North, leaving Charleston
A%Aganlab nj erna-is, ~ follows
Whe STATE OF 35-liIA ttum SHgsusa every ten DAYS
ntht 9th 18th and IS Il ste ver mo III,
Fhe KEYSTONE ST AYE rom tIhaTestaD essrF ten DAVIS
ttte 10Th, 10 h and Ath Of avery mon h
Kor sseiy and rOnl0r having surar Staeraptus lies.
AEs not Y an on the One hu dred miles
A aie on lhe 'eia~Are river bay aiehts nj a
n Th4ongh II kels Tvs Orleans tn ri, IsdrlDfIa or
%E44I- oy either ChArsstoE Savannah IS sale
e. GEnDES
M. 80 GEav'er Hiresi.
RENTER a GA MILL.
Agents savannah.
81. j. y q 7. q. BUDD.
AgeihS charleston,
iaan SIN saar 1, Ph,,aae,csia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13
f,LARET VINE.

KiRht good hdied CLAREf WINE Of direct iInporta
ton, tof sale at modern = priets. by
se5 " BARkLLf co. 81 Common street