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Later from the Sandwich Islands.

By the arrival of the brig Wallace at San Francisco
from Honolulu dates 70 December 1.-TWO weeks later.
have been received from the Sandwich Islands The Po
iyae ian has the following
The ship Valparaiso touched ia the channel going out
1i 2 Iesday the q November and remained aground
until ne tide when she hauled of without dam
She could have gone out with at high water
high tide but tbs pilot who took her out deceived in
Ler aught by about foot aud thence the accident
In zing out through the rowi Of shipping. the ran
fau f the Iiberna and carried away about ak feet
her regard, TO repair which she detained couple
days but sailed the 18th November for New Bed
ford with full cargo Of oil and bone, and passengers
y few accidents have occurred In this harbor among
the hipping although crowded nearly full
lie SUGAR CRoF-Th1 manufacture Of the sugar crop
nenced on those plantations where the blossoms.
ai rom present appearances large yield Will -. alt
the favorable the planters have enjoyed
weather has been concerned The unusual droutb
II Jl destroyed much can but thee mas been no lack
rim tine present year We have heard persons who
hay visited the plantations Kaua say that heavier
crops witnessed than growing there
few weeks since.
FArAL ArEalY-A skirnish took place at Lahaina a
few lays ago during which the police attempted arrest
some who to their beat the beach when
the police resisted aud Of them struck with
boa hook y the mate Of ship and killed The mate
and will be tried at the approaching term Of tbs
| SUP rior Court
There viii be three trials Of h, description at the Jaua
ary term and several others for aggravated criuna
offences.
RogsgHY--A dwelling house, occupied by Messrs sy
mond Gilliland, entered on the night Of Wednes
day the 24th November and robbed Of all the wearin
apparel etc. belonging to those gentlemen The THE
| has not been discovered
AIvices were received in Honoula the Cd Of Decsm
Der thty-eight days from Nev0reans, by day
the shortest time made between the two places
Monday the 10th of November, was observed in tn
Hav aan Kingdom the Ninth Anniversary Of the Join
Declaration Of Great Britain and France respect the in
dependence of this Kingdom.
/ Public offices were closed during the day and at
O'Clock. noon, salute fired from the battery tn
Punch Bowl In the evening court was held at the Pa
ace which numerously attended. A large number
resantations made among which that Of the new
Organized company of Hawaiian Guard attracted spec
attention.
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wassi1c roS January -
rs Eoa'e pfe'"aise a. areisntials q ths
r'- 9t7lt's R,pt r.g4 COX lbs stats 81 ' er
fgasred and ras gsotn
lan.in reported bin granting a register to a
= 5aTK now eTnsd IN Boston, sad Il considered
ed
isG1in .lso reported a rsso' asoo calling upor the
t.e ection n the United states revenue and L was
aI5psad
Ar Oasis joint resolution re-a,rspv the Nonro. doc
tas sgsini the reeoonizaion of any part this eon
tinent By any European power. was taken MP
Mr.. Mason addressed the Senate c1nteudipg that the
declaration Of Mr. Monroe confined entirely 10 the
proposed attempts by the allied powers of Eurnpe aid
Spain in the mbjugstou Of the Spanish Ansrcsn Re
publics
Mr. csss briefly replied
5r Dixon gave notice Of his intention move the
ference of the resolution with instructions to report whs
ther the Clayton and Buwer treaty had BEEN violated
not aud to report the necessary measures
The subject wac then postponed till Tuesday nest
The Pacific Railroad bill then taken up and fsrthsr
The Senate then adjourned.
HorsE-The House proceeded to the consideration Of
ne 4usstlon which was pending when the morning hour
EXPIRED yesterday namely cct the bill reported from
mint in the city Of New Yo1E
Mr Chandler addressed the iuss sxaipst the bill 10.
sisang that there is no necessity for the measure the
mint at Philadelphia and b. aee. arpadv est
being amply sufficient TO coin all the gold and silver whc
may be required He bad not finished his remarks when
the morning hour expired
The Speaker laid before the House various Executive
among lhe Dns from the PRESIDENT O.
the rnited states communicating the fact that Flor
ida Indians refuse To 70 the homes assigned
II the Mississippi and Suggesting that the only alter
native now is 10 remove them by force
The document was ref rrei to the COMMITTEES on Mill
tary Affairs
Aso message froa the President of the United States
enclosing correspondent from the spanish Government
relative to the claims against this Government
with the Amstad which referred to the Commtte.
on Foreign Affairs
An nefeetual effort made to proceed With he bust
nehs On the Speakers table and pending molten togt
aion. the House adjourned
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FL Dorado.

The vi Dorado News contains the following items
The entire rocf Of the Empire Theatre gave way on
Thursday night last from the great weight Of the snow
that had fallen upon it.
The miners in this vicinity now busiy engaged in
their dggings and general thing Eith fair success
On sunday last the firm Of Bernstein * Co. Of this
place purchased from the miners hundred pounds
ies- tsO ses Of gold dust
On Wednesday morning last the Thermometer TODD in
this place at % deg This the eodest weather ever
experienced in this region.
Snow commenced falling ia this region Tuesday
morhing ast and continued with little cessation until
fhurday evening when il commenced raising The i'm
qu atty Of water which IL running into the
and aYiues fail to overflow the sacramento
valley unless these streams very rapidly recede.
About two O'Clock on Thursday morning. the roof OF
TIE Placer Hotel in this place fell in with tremendous
crash caused by the great amount of that had
curanlsted on it during the two days previous
Tsasters asking from II to Is cent? per pound for
freight from Sacramento to this place.
Property TO the amount Of two thousand dollars has
been destroyed in this place. by the recent rains
Hangtown Creek Is higher than IL has been since
10. and that remarkable individual the oldest inhah
ant says that the feshe continues longer than it
h t.f4r
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From Peru,

The Panama Star has the following from Peru:
We have been favored with the perusal of private
letter from Lima under date Of the oath which says
The political horizon is very lowering Don Mateo Paz
Sodan (brother of the newly appointed Minister Bo-
eota) is in prison for having written against the
President Eehenique and there strong rumors of
with Bolivia and Ecuador
II b NJ. ship Portland sailed from Valparaiso the
ID December for San Lucas Mazatan aud the Of
Mexico
The American ship Trenton sailed the sd November
from Caao tor port in the United States with guano
the 2sth of the month met with heavy gale in
which the ship made water so fast that the pumps
inefficient for her relief Capt. Thompson got out his
boats into which be had scarcely had time get himself
and rev together with small supply of brea and
when the vessel went down Capt s and uis ar
rived at Valparaiso the seth November.
III new screw steamer Amazon. built in England for
the Peruvian Goyernment. had arrived at Tacahuano
aud taking in coal for voyage to Cauao This vessel
represented being superb specimen Of naval arch
She is 1900 tons burthen and carries thirty
guns She will be quite acquisition TO the Peruvian
Navy which has lately been quite augmented by the pur
chase Of several fine and very large ships. among them
the Gov. Davis, an American vessel.
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and about the City srsgt where several speeches
we're made urging the immediate execution Of the
eused party Such we undsrtood be the purpo-t Of
the remarks made the crowd being great could
zsn adHittance During the excitement ii was an
nouaced that the prisoner had been taken fro the sta
tol house and conveyed to some unknown place W.
since that she taken TO the Prison Brig where
hope shs will be safely secured until such time JUS
,sce ga rpeeted aut tn he-
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FArAL AceInrNT Sr JoHNs.-0n sunday. the
10Th INST three white and negro eaPsized
a sail boat the st Johns River between Rice Creek
and lfatka They all succeeded iu getting the bottom
the boat whore they remained until Tuesday morning
forty hours On Monday the steamers Welaka and
Carolina passed but did notice them they being
much numbed and exhausted to make any signal that
would attract attention After seeing the beats pass
of their number Messrs Alien and Dreggers gave up all
hope aud afterwards died, Mr. King and the negro
belonging to GEN Hopkins the survivors, brought
into Pilatka Tuesday the 18th ns having been aeci
denaly picked up by boat passing Mr. King is doing
well, and the negro is also Likely to recover
The brig Borneo that run aground u the south Break
of the St Johns has been lately got of by her pre-
sent and towed into the St Johns by Captain
Wiley
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ORpEREp LEAvE-Philip Boylan, snglishrnsn
has been recently ordered leave the Island Of Cuba
hours notice, by the Governor Of St Jago de Cuba
With refusal to astign make explanation Hs
Old aud wealthy resident Of Cubs and the English
Consul is said has demanded to know the Of tbs
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RoBHFRY AND ATTEMPTED MURpEs-Jscob eerhaft, OF
Starksv Miss on the 14th inst employed two men TO
set him across the river point six miles below Cairo
He was accordingly landed Columbus. where be inten
led to await the arrival of boat to take him home bat
a. The instance of the in the sSif he agreed that
thcy should take him Hickman The men when about
two miles from Hickman knocked Gerhar down and rob
bed him Of 500 afterwards throwing him into the river
The wounded man however recovered and reganed the
shore The rufians traced to Hickman, which place
they left for Memphis. SO
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THe IIuSols SLAVE Casa dispatch 10 the st Louis
Re publican dated at Alton III. the 18th Instant says
that welve hundred dollars contributed BY the
friends the fugitive slave girl Amanda who arrested
that place The day before and hat she was then :.
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CAsRYtSG A JoKE TAR.-At Auserre,i IN france t~s
young persons recently married On the occasion
tb,ir friends gave thera ftte, aud mingled
opn with the wine that the newly married pair might
be apris au III next morning Unfortunately TOO much
oouIa was and they not only asleep next morn
iu hut continued for four lays andit feared they
M6uld ntyer AWake.
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TnsS AND Now Five years ago, this day. says a
write IN Frazers Magazine Louis Napoleon Bonspart,
was three years rent in the Parish OF St James
He could not pay his tslors his uphosterers or hi
wine merchants bill half Of his epgsgemep ut
in he city or at the west-end
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u ht d5TIA.LE JfFICE,-lhs gnsG ST. his old
lEhed office, continues dsgifols Of ~
;1g money their sEda En- 7f aE4 sc9Gzut with
erag sishi 1rs gh payable III any town
liorn aud in e snit He also lsus
ht from Liverpool 70 tAA goo pa and reasonable
Par living 81 tistzaeo hy addressing IssT
ai1 JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place
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The Paris OF the London Times says that
letter from LYONS STATE that the manufacturers thsTs
have been compelled rsfuse fresh orders having msr
on hand than they will be ese to execute before next
spring Equally favorable accounts have been received
FROM rordesu and Elbeuf.
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TELEGR.aPHTc ITEMS.

wAsstSaroS IrKsu-Iyssaisgiou January is--rhs wifi,
Of senator Douglas died at bis residence this afternoon
and viii be buried on saturday
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed D W White
burst Naval storekeePer and Superintendent Of the
Depot at Key West.
The difference Il opinion between Cas- on onc side and
Mason and Hunter On the Other to the proper
paton of the Monroe doctrine has caused considerable
tak and various specusions afaat effect in
srranng foreign questions and forming the Cabinet 1t
Is agreed that Mr. souls shah speak on Tuesfsv and
IL is said be will sustain Gen Cas-.
.E1icas CoLosIzAF1ov soclEr7 g4sbiastor January
Il The American Colonization Society nsid sd-
ioa-uel Meeting this morning. and elected John ii
atrob Of Baltimore President who was for many years
President Of the Maryland Colonization Society Tie So
ciety also elected Vice Presidents and passed several
important resolutions.
TEsIPERAScE MoyLsifsT --.4hany, Jan. IA lnass
convention Of the friends Of temperance was held here
to-day and resolutions adopted similar to th0ss Ct the
St1te society.
Mr. Ravens stated that h very stringent in es pro
visions and framed 70 9bfiats the oeseons Of Judge
| in day or two to the Legislature
REsloyaL oF rsg Hr,trH oTTtcEs ysD York Jan 10
The Health Officer Of the port Of NeuYork to be
moved and DR.. sleght nominated in bis place
The weather Is cold. and the sleghing very good
| Destruction OF A FsEIsHr DEPor- GosAen Jan Is-A
FIRE broke out in the oil room in the freight depot the
Rrie Railroad Delaware and the building was entirely
consumed, with large amount Of freight The loss Is
| e timated at 5000.
| IHE PLAsUE ~ RUsuA-Bos,on Jan Is-A letter from,
st. Petersburg, dated December q reports that the
plague had entered Russia and also prevalent at As
rachan and another place in the vicinity The Emperor
had ordered military Gordon Of 600 prevent
ii possible its advance further into the interior
MaRrsE DrsasrrH--BoStoa January IS Account. from
Holmes Hole report that the schooner Progress from Port
land for Baltimore dragged ashore in the gale the 18th
but got of 18th with loss Of false and leaking f5
strokes hour. She will proceed TO New Bedford 70,
repairs
MoRrAIITY sEA-Boft11, January I9-The ship Nose.
Wheeler. which left Liverpool November l1th arrive
to-day Fourteen Of her passengers died the voyage
CoSGREssioyA. NonSArioys--C Concora January 1s =
Hon George ". Morrison. of Manchester. was to-dAr
I dat
held in Manchester to be supported March as the dam
ocrate candidate in this the Second District under th
new revision, 4sssF
VE.srLs DIsrREss-Nortolk, January ls-The schi
Columbia for NewYork, returned to-day with Of sail
and iesky The Thos Denning from Charleston for Phil
adephia, put in with loss Of jih boom. jib, etc
ARRivlL OF BESI. FRASKLtS-N Norfolk Jan 10 :
The steamer BENZ Franklin from New0rleans for Ne
York put in here to-day short of coal.
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THE GrrNNlLL ExrEpuIoN.-The British Admiralty,
through Capt Sir Francis Beaufort the head Of the hy
geographic department, have just elt DR. Kane sup
ply Of recent charts of the Arctic rgions accompanied
by very Kind profer Of cooperation and advice in his
approaching expedition to the North by way Of Bain
Bay DR.. Kane has accepted the friendly offer and has
written requesting suggestions upon several features in
the organization of his party.
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A Coon WEEKS woRx--The Bristol Or II Phenix
tells of living somewhere that town whose
COW had three calves at birth russday-whose mars
ed two colts Wednesday, whose wife gave birth
to pair of twins on Saturday All the colts calves and
ba ss are doing well and bid fair be raised The sans
MI hen Matched Ave chickens from four eggs last spring
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SFiocKIsG 0ccuRREScE-P Proba5le Murder BY Bssgsny
Last night about half past o'clock Mr. Henry Haydocs
Of the rn Of Hayiock- Clay Evans, druggists doing
business in lear street. Maiden Lane preparing
leave the and had occasion go up stars where
his surprise he discovered negro who seemed to
secreted himself The other members Of the firm. and
the attaches of the establishment had short time pre-
viouy lett fer the night and he found himself With
the negro He asked the intruder what he wantsd and
told he wanted nothing, but that he had been
work in the lofts and accidentally locked in The raca
then appeared to want to leave and Mr. Haydock stepped
de when he knocked downb by the negro whorneed
his knees upon his breast and instantly cut his threat
The assassin thinking, probably that he had dis
patched Mr. H. made quick exit and escaped sucuels
fully. Mr. Haydock managed 70 reach the bottom Of the
stairs when his situation discovered and be i'm
medatey conveyed to Messrs Clark Browns, In Maiden
Lane The wound although very severe did have
desired effect DR. Briggs quickly 10 attendance and
after taking up Of the arteries which had been
| sewed up the wound. Mr. II. remained At the above
place during the night not eonsdersd safe
remove him The wound inflicted may prove fatal Capt
Carpenter, with Of his men went Immediately in
search Of the offender but did not succeed in capturing
| him. y. Y. Cour x Eng. 1ssss5t.
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The London Times has recently taken occasion to talk
about the frequency Of fires in American cities Now
the report the London Fire Brigade shows that for the
year ending the week before the LIST OF January lsaS
there were 1000 in London and pecuniary loss was
sustained Of ten millions OF dollars The loss Of lives vas
nroportiouately great. 4,.-.- -.
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AATAS BROUGHT to the Pound of ~
tha First WaTd First District, Of Robin -(sA
Bsd AnHuneaton srrris-
SMALL BAY MARE PONY high shod reanl
ande the IN hip c. B. and tail Aort other marx
'and visible
ALSO
RED COW, white tope TOund her h9ra other
and vstla.
cuad before SATURDAY January 49, they
h, auction, by T. J. Spear, the time pace.
W. }. AiE(N, Frst Lieutenant Police, District
New0rsans. Januly Is, is5S, ilnis 3.tlRi
4 N0NDU1fS aux epaves iu Premier ~
= Rsi PssL= Dsrst, cacoiguure Annou. 1s5
"a - R9bst-
tNEPEIHE JUMENT RAII hvor 10 De hslttur, e
s41ao Irs marquee . b. sur Ia gruTe saueh queue
ffts slusHaire Dafque etamFe visible.
uNE kACHE ROUGE, ryut LlHr cordt gtahe
az s. sans Nutfe nllrqne nj 6tampe vEhe
81 aauauN esiane SANEi lanv 1853
@ seron vtntu encan par Spear, heur lsnr orii-
1 WI NJ Ter lseut lice. Dstilct,
Selle. Orleans, Is Ianvier 1858. ianaO 3tiiOd
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THE NEW YoRk CRYsrAL PAL.eE.-We learn from the
New York Times that the foreign department Of the 0rys
tai Palace is being actively attended to- Letters fon
agents in Europe and Asia communicate daily the fact of
contributions OF most int resting nature being got In
readiness by various nations. for the exhibition The
Sultan of Turkey has expresses intentions of devoting
steamer to the purpose Of conveying the ccntribu
tions to this country He has also issued hrman or
dering all the merchants of Gonstantnope to prepare
samples of their which he promises shall be con
veyed hither free of expense The German sculptor,
Kin whose splendid statue of the Amazon attracted such
notce in the English Exposition has determined on send
Ing some Of his works and several other eminent scup
tors have consulted him the best mode Of contbu
ting also 1t is probable that among other works Of art
We shall receive from Germany very sne plaster
casts of antique and modern statues Baron Marocheti
who has just completed his colossal statue Of Washington
ha entered into communication with the Committee Of
the Crystal Palace what site has been Determined
on for his great work. r
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ANOTHER CRYSTAL PALAcE.A Crystal Palace prq6sct Is
in agitation at Boston The Transcript says The lahs
need not be surprised that will be an honor to
New England and the whole country. 5flaH
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SLAVES.
nNE HrNDREn DOLLARS REWARp.

BTOR LAKE BORGEEfsIs rzy -z.s..-.;7-
u and MEXICAN GULF-WINTERf fEz. -z.L--1i57-sz.
AIR ANGENENT, DECEMBER ]. ls5.
~ MEXICAN GCLE RAILWA T-prpo CailirsH
Chsts EytrsO PROgTDKNlLE Lake EoIguH,
t~eny'en miles. Fare through Fifty Cents Children aud
LEAVE TAE CITY Ar ~ LEAVE TIE LAKE aT6 g.
" " ig's a. ~ ~
Ess- ods No street ~
Department. other business connected
deceased. apply V. {. BAkEW ELL EastaT @
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"a .oapnE some q The choicest hi.pds sGh claiborne
tlos 1ohnis Creole Hotsnnis Choice Ma ker Moody Fsleu
~ Co Buard 5, Wine LoytnI'a Myers
rkale M Geo NJ zs NJ A, B4llsr's Lyle DAvidsOns.
e. etc, sul tor sale by
issF9 81. HART CO.. ~ Tsaoursoalas s9eet.
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OU.aCHITa RITER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, January -, at 5 O'Clock P.
ETOR CAMDEN, MONROE, CHAM HsS n
a. PAGNoLE and all landings oaachtl
&srTie running light iisn ght 'ks
e. NEW WORLD, Len Moore commander, viii leave II
shove For feia fine accommodations apply
ard MCDOWELL JR, BELL, P1vifss street. ia2a
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B.fY0U DES GLAZE $

viii ieave MONDAY. January 81. 70 O'Clock n.
ENOR BAYOU DES GLASSES, BA- S.~ =,
E YOU ROUGE, SiAiAlsPORT all sst..y-S
uangsIhe and light draught passan
TRENTON, tP D. Glasseock, will leave ab1Es, fot
I.ss sPEAKE q MscRIARY 8 Tehcupitoaa, ,r.sl.
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TTEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND :.

n lenfs aui " 7laah RIVER
sF-sl.I ga Il4-t, a-gaa.r sILAs WRIGHT rszrzzss1 q
gap L. g. Coolidge, gl reEullr Paek during
fss- For Freight 9r lAs-sge, npply oa aazTi. Iq1'
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l. q 6sois De Pos 10 sesgud District; lie.Orsaa *
SM nsgre, tlls de siE p0les ~
'if1Et Nine. tar de ID Rir.re R01ga. ~
ADAM axe drnvC1 lle de pie ~ dnt
arlarf-Hj- 4 i. Ndi-r. lu Aps-4sf mi.
GEORGE SFEPHAIsDt g-e lu. De pr4s
p9Jass, ditaus igre-- !E c5o, elclzv-.
JOHN Chiffon fcgre, ago de=vinn &c alt A peis
I.saH ibreua On ls croft nse4ve.
Join. lcHvIrcG q tai s De s1ai
Lfpl-.- Iir NIl Stamps. peB 1e N4teE,E A,ss.
EA dlY4rEl lieJs
4isan spgrtanr Ersene Cutilisr, a. rs Nls-O Orfaus
ENa tEGRESSE drnriou ta te tied. p1usss.
de AME BAfTsTE lhrs,
larr. ". 81. WATERS,
I1.5 d. = eol- de Police 90 District.
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CONDUIT aux 6payes du Premier ~.
" W-. Premier Dsirs, eaeoisuure des Robin (5S
e
US JEuNE FOCLAIN Girls De FER, f-rrt 4ase res
a rrius lutre Hlrgua etsnps visible
animal urs r-ant SANiEDt, Fevrer Il
l-Hcau Spear heurs
" J. AiERN, Ter Lieut.. Police Ter District
Nouve!ie- OraAus, II Janyirr, lesS ian22 5tBd
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-.aRK.l.NS.4S RII.ER-

VIII lsaye TUESDAY, February IL s o'.lo-k -. ~
EIOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BuREN, ~ n
e FORT SMITH, Arkansi', and ell intermediate
uhiugsTbe running light dcsuglt stlsT
MOsEs GREENWO0D, c3ptaiu Al 'rt Thomas a
% board, OF 90 SMITH FlASTEB, 81 PeylrAs street,
ia9s NJ. GREENWOOD h CO % ttfpad, let sirgaf.
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WHl lIp.sa TUESDAY, Fyl-s5rf }, o. e'r.- .s r,'.
E.7OR VIEKSBURG, ,WARRENTON, ~ .
Z sew CARTILAGE, eRAND euLF, RODNEY l.sisI 81,
NA-lfiE/.ilalllI
. Is.g steamer II AGNOLIN N-Tra utg aaI
IT Ha .e Jas Ee EJgUUHr MAGNOLIA Laf
leave FOR freight passage, apps y.-r 1rtl
SMITH 3 FiAlI5l Err 81 P0girHH street.
Tie MAGNOLIA Will at the Lryes Tu Morning ready
Itslsi viii take r-.ht iaF YaEco City.
~ Will ClsrA A- Lsroe uafy SATURDAY aag
.-sa fragzh.