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The quantity Of certain articles imported into this port
during the week ending and including Friday, June H.
has been follows
1854 casks 40 terces. Bricks-1O 600 FIRE bricks
Cofee-2 702 bags CheeselSl casks. 60 cases. Dyes
500 bags sumac, 81 indigo. IL bales do 20 cisks
madder. Dyewcods-20O0 lbs, 100 tons logw~od Drugs
-s2o cantabs brmsone IL bbls arrow root; 100
p.elas psr North
America 4es packages per Joseph Walker ss7 do per
steamer Pacific; 4sa do per Washington IS do per Am
do per Advance FIuit-2,2el boxes lemons ;
bales iS SS
81 casks do 100 kegs tamarinds; SO casks sugar
Of eod; casks Of aa,nn,in9ny ss7 dozen pines
ss,7s9 bars, 1855 bundles sheet, aa4e bundles hoop,
2s4 rails ss sss tons railroad iron 5s tons pig s
lasses-1 S66 hhds 1873 tierces 81 barrels Mstal-33O
bundles galvanized Ol-sO baskets so cases olive, Il
637 barrels 500 bush Paint1oO casks yellow ochre.
Plaster = $50 tons. Rags IS bales. Sugar 6 4,s35
eossssss JIG sFes 2s2 barrels lisa boxes
bundles Segars-93 20 boxes 5000 in bulk Sar-
dines-5o cases. spirt-5o pipes gin. 100 casks, 2o7
1000 slabs Tobacco-4s bales Tsa~il. a7l pkss. TO,
matos-75e pkgs Wne.2sal hhds 24o half pipes,
Wool IA bales. Zinc-3. LIS boxes, GA slabs.
The Phoenix Gold Mining Company has been organized
Secor D. Fowler Daniel Longnecker and j. Jacobson
Directors. Mr. a. Douglass has been elected President
for the ensuing year. Measures have been adopted to
put The mines into active operation Several improved
crushing and amagsmatng machines have been shipped
from this port and viii be at work. largaamount
of money has already been expended in opening the
mines purchasing and erecting engines and build
ipgs, &c and great deal of energy has been exhibited
thus far in placing the property Of the company in the
best position for working kilfuly ard economically. An
experienced gineer and party of practical miners have
lett for the mines The company have an immense
amount of tangs the surface which it is estimated
will yield from two to three dollars per bushe with the
improved machines their way to the mines
If the yield is less than half of that anticipat-
ed, more than the entire capital will be obtainsd
from the taings. The fresh is very rich gold aud
muet yield enormously. We cannot in view of such facts
form lido. of tho actual probable value of this any
other gold mining stock in the State North Carol ma
The par value Of each is merely nominal The capital OF
the Ptpnix company is smal-much smaller than any
other company in that State; ana stockholders have
therefore advantage all others. Tue Phoenix
company have perpetual charter and s stock is largely
held By several OF shire sdeat capitalists We do not
know Of mining company in the State whose position
and prospects a;e more favorable than those of the
Phoenix.
The sales at the Mining Board to day were as fol.
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~ IN On doy niobt al Tho

A stabbinr afffay came Of on Sunday night at tho
depot n Nast yie, betw Mr. WeatheIford ans tcans
ederpser, ~ engineer he ielgnt 'r.ia Weather
ttId saob'd 3resirger the efl side in sting
Nound ana one which hts ply 81 ats pronounced ex
utiney dangerous Wea ,herfovd .sd, aid ~ last &C.
TIneS June 10 'sI
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DIAM or AN AGED MgRCHAST,-Yes
Inorapg 4 ,. Wales. b-q died IT hts rrsid-nse la
WiDts eIeti, At the advanced sgs Of seventy seven
years ~ vss f,r many yeays aoted me chaot ADD
~ ~ owner ~ ths city The Gags OF the shipping pin
% dey bs 6fpayed At bali mast 10 token oil fepsc sor
bic mefacry Boe'or Commonwealth, y,9n I6
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ClEvAssE.-Reports arc brought by the steam
boa ~ B4t~y, faom lafourchs cf,gs.-@ the
plsi'a ion Ct Bar,os, Esq aDout nps miss setos
1LIhooau1ville. AID has Ia plsce nntuely uaasr
~ster NJ laroV ls collected his hands fron all bis
ps and Ia he aid fYrDshsd b. his eghoos there
afO huideo " YORK and IL vKpeo'ed ,h
viz - stoppee . days IL IS thought the crop Of
Gaze III ., 20, y ioiuIed II estimated 10 oe
g'of .or three Ia adied bogsheedsc-N o Picayane,
81 Z.
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Boston Correspondenoe
arrsspcnstus, Of tbs Grratnt.

retrssponntues Of tbf grFsfsnt.
Bosrog January Is 1855
The appearance Of the Pilgrim City is wntry the
most rigid lover Northern scenery could desire Az
write in one of the Offices Of mutual friend the merry
sleh-hes 20 jingng by, and the busy crowds Of Yam
kees throng the snowy streets mued up in fuTs and
cloths from their toes TO their The predominant
color Of ears and proboseises is blue with slight tint Of
purple. Eyes ara watery on all sides, and icices
streaming in abundance And yet this people appear
to enjoy their climate to perfection They fully pre-
pared and like the company notified Of election
govern themselves accordingly They throng to and
with alacrity because the hracng air Demands it Of
them and then when the active and heathu tolls Of the
day are over how pleasant is the hreside of home
All, gentlemen you Of the sunny South really know
but little what cheerful hearth-stone is Ycu can hard
y imagine the delights that cluster around at such
time this 1t is here you may feel the sweet nau-
erce Of the gentle words Of Cowper:
60 shut the doors and the winio~sssr.
Within ia IFAcei tho without Is war;
Tie President elect was recently in Boston. His Cab-
net arrangements are now nearly completed The differ
ent gentlemen selected will probably all be notified next
week. will send you the programme early as any
one 1t would not surprise if Col Jefferson Davis Of
Mississippi and gentleman from your State whom
will name, should represent the South.
1t PHEASANT note he decidedly downward tendency
of free soil in this region You would be struck With tina
signs of the rapid decay of that raorous faction that
would greet you here on every hand.
The annexation Of Canada is deemed foregone con-
elusion large majority Of the people Of the British
Provinces would be happy to be annexed to the United
States and would welcome there the constitutional opera
ton Of the Compromise measures The principle Of
cprocity is rapidly making friends and its practical
application here fail ultimately to benefit the South
Ireturn to my post in Washington this afternoon.
Dx SoTo.
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official.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, February - ASos.
The Board having adjourned to this aay, the
roll was called at quarter OF seven oei9eAs
?. n, when the following MEMBERS ans"siss Va
The Hon F. Alpuante, President. Messrs-
Bailey. p5lhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann.
Lato1r. Leeds, Nixon, Place, Summers, Sykes
and Watkins -i3.
No quorum being present, Mr. Eustis moved
to adjourn to Tuesday, the 10Th ipstanf, when
was lost.
MIR. Nixon moved TO take recess OF nFe MN
utes, which motion prevailed,
Al the eypiration of said reoes5 the roll was
again called, when the same members answered.
to their names,
Mr.. Sykes moved TO adjourn to Thursdays
the 10th instant. Which was lost. =
On motion of Mr. Eastis, the Board a1]oafHea
to Tuesday, the 10Th instant, at SIX oeloek,
P N WALFtR ii. pETEFs, Clerk,
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fasH .a5H=f tNilH Basish masssr, ha,nra lugt
,.r'n HoT rP Engaged, " lt nave qas JisI1. l5r-
ttt. ~. lIENN0N,
a- tarYs .s, having lnc Accommodations, apply tya, r
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EDUCATION.


EPISCOPAL FEMALE SEMINARY, removed
A from CAERCLLT0T 70 GREzNvIfg mia nm, ~
orleans 57 s R4rra3 fssv ELIJAH GCO,s, Rsot aasI s. NJ
gEJN ard otef hfin 1ntsr tas slss ssper~sia+
III tss Pi.Ht ...4. LEJSLDA5 POish, ID.
Is siury Be5nzs CaEroioa having tau 4sstro78
rag sta u a-ssTrs late
o. X Jafa BTsarFf.is
rs % collOii1Es - rsieh oasr8 Nftosn
a4dsL an s4tOut Al
thr nnp 9r
80 I aa and Horticultural purE1ias.
is npayt yoanz Ladies fill
Of ls.r5n 81 branches of q ef1p Chin strcaton.
~ Parirl.ar attention "a 70 - Ersn2a Ianznays. -
1ERSfaF3r Baari Tutor Efs, fgsnsh and Fosal Nnss
vasAag Badsset Mattress nnf PoT 500 snnn
Instrumental Msa With uaa q n1aen ~ Pf tHnln aza
" he Yar lsd ia:o To ssaons q Five Months each i7
naorias of A. zrlsf and Ssp-@fA,sr beng VACATION.
Psyfneut tor required u al a1ss.
~ no Pspi rsceivsI for lels ttan me sessa5
BEFEkENC 1Tn Bishop snd Gerry u i1e Pfoiessai EgsoPe
Ci.sre3 f5uis.ssa.
Esr Tas Pstass arszz q snrsaas' TIE P1pi
aloud e drs,se o,hs care Z s se.or gad rs-Pa jail In
I'D "OPENS 1st Sept-English and French
d u INSTITUTION FOR YOtNs lad 3 As BOAkDERs AND
Day PUPILS. so g ST. LOUIS REET Dree4 By MISSES
ALLISON from London. For the fsa q hs Fos ste-
app, tie Instlstion
kaeea-fl5u. ledge SsC5 Uavsrsty; Jad p
E.r J. 4iay 70, E.s2 & e I,saal-s Es Ii Loksti, Es5
Cafsa Esq lion John ss sar1s J. PsisEs, Horace Cam
mack, ESQ.,, kara LsvY. hsg. s120 SIN
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Congressional.

WAsHISGroS, January o. 1855.
SENATE. The Senate not in session to-day.
Housr-A bill was read a third time and passed, to
enable Brcadier General Riley settle his accounts
The motion 10 lay on the table the report of the Com
mittee Pensions which up from yesterday, wsa
negativedyeas 20 @ and the report was received
discussion which occupied nearly an hour followed,
the motion Of Mr. MeNair, Of Peunsytvania that the
Speaker reappont the select committee the foundation
OF the capitol enable the committee Of last session TO
report which they had not then opportunity OF doing
which was laid on the table.
The House then went again into committee on private
eianls anu were oeeupea toI suhs s. W sa " a ~ ~
other returning duties paid the Importation OF ma
chine for generating gas by the phadeph,a eas oom
pany which recommended to be laid ON the table.
The committee then rose and the House adjourned,
The editors Of the New York Post appear to have a
great fancy for the Ericsson eaore engine spite or
the doubling hesitancy of the Scientific American and
some others and in its issue of the Goth ut puts forth
the following test Of faith:
Ep,essox's ESo,vr-.4 Iest Of Faf6-A friend from
Ohio who the articles in the Evening Post upon
the SUBJECT Ercssons caoric engine, aludes 10 tue
subject as follows. in the course OF a recent letter
it possible that you have been humbugged into tho
belief that be used twice or that Ercsson eau
ever bring his patent to any practical result :"
Wa answer that we have not been humbugged into the
belief be used twice nor does Ericsson pre-
10 any heat twice, but simply to use all put
abous thirty per cent of what he makes instead Oh
throwing away threefths of it. is dons by the steam
engine In the next place have the most inplice
in ability TO bring his patent TO praeticai
result have already seen it in successful opera
\ ton
Tie strength faith be judged from tne Iael
that va have raeted with Capt Ericsson TO Irnsn US
with caorie engine il can be made, ior the
use OF the Evening Post and 1t ls already IN ssats u
eousaalc foryardness The patterns are prepared ny
Can't Eriesso aud the machinery is making oy Messts
iogg Deametar 1t Is tohaEe sufficient power 10 drive
on n No. rotary presses at the rate Of 10000 impress
sjons an hour and four obofce presses with reserve
e Of two or three horsepower and yet is 10 occupy
onv the SPACE enclosed in cast iron box SIX feet quare
aui between i've and six feet high 1t to be finished
and IN operation by the middle Of April. II IL sue.
eeel Of which Of course have doubt shall feel
proud of the distinction which will properly belong TO tha
Journal that first aYsis important improve.
meut II 1t fails mean the world shan know W ana
| the reasons why If We can ascertain them
1 - -
Mr. P J. Teernon book keeper in store in Cinciu-
s have been bequeathed him in Ireland in the WI y
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc,--Ile BRIDGE
~ WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LINE o.; M sa,ia Line
fqa she dry BHiiGEMATER MINERAL and
rs.trel to adalol will stand
3D. brick ec This he North sni tested l
yearg the rurpCses mixed with Gil
sale y barv aai bar q aud groald IN gl kegs by
G. q. BOGEEI . CO, 20 Camp street,
Agents for lie Stas OF Louisiana Alabama. Mississippi Texas
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R Ihe tst at}ig bark WILLIAM HENRY Captain &
N-a hys aHh. irs55l bull lpa htds --
tur pasa-7, afl oP board, Second p tfj.',or
llEt G, C. BoGEki a co. 90 Camp street.
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IfNU LIYEBPOOL.-Th fine Al fast r!z.ss,
EdUsh n.f1 MELISSA, Clp'. Caa-a1n, i9n7v l3t-l>
aaI win rcya ao, disIac'. fol height 9o.o f-i-'f
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EuE VERA CRUZ, Cwith dispatch.l~- ~
laa 81 bt= ABA Caf. Wtson Art having tHo-iar sJ
uf H7HE. arf 7sug haara v. Hyat 4'~-~-
tSi7Hrs hszat said ~ ase, at eye.l "a eab
f a .'as- j. aprl, bos1d, opposite Rcd ssrs
BAEEiIl tE p.Nl Common +rt#f
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Mr. P J. Teernon book keeper in store IN Cinciu-
natl has Just received intelligence that an estate ana
M have been bequeathed to him In Ireland in the will ct
relative valued at 100000 He will, when ne Is put "
possession Of his rights be known Lord MeGIhgan
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81. srAFFonp &Co. ,Wholesale and

l. Retail Dealers in ICE No. l. Esan Fels street. opposite the
foathaan Railroad Depot l9wer de No 59 Old Leyee street
No. II rhoupouls street No
street. Comsrs street. street
street tive les Houses bstWsss NaA sad la r Fourth g.
t115t IAat lg,s
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EQR TANpICl, with disp1fcb,)--Iho %,

eSIlE undersigned continue to make liberal
upan spprcsed ifisads
hmoni Bamyrs, Philadsphia, Newgor aai Bostop.
FEAD, kkNNEfG % - ~ as st.
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

OF NEW ol,LEANS. SI5 "a ase
- TIE owing ot the Hf- zz2T7
t1.t ia rl91tny p.hl. "a IA -
i.rmlty e4.a tie Te9.Eet1asla ci t-slr S-zSAs-@=-
charter
5r pruss ~ ~
t're'.1i
ALAslua
-s.al Prer.anas .s48guI 50
IeEsrstrr Premium 1--we
risks nc. terminated (rsserved) $500 % ttRl ~
Ear r-piu ior the year .4s rs
Pa.l during the same period fer LOSSES viz
ttrd Los .fae.a9V ~
For River L1sass.. SILL -
/ lr Maxine ls-1sgs -t.29t -
sl43g63 O.
3s,o:s s5=iTis55 q
lls year taia Dye. 81, ;5. t9s,>ss 1
T5a rNr ry have she following Is, ---
Neug subscription rites. ttyss
Bls .rIv-l, le Premium e-rnea eaas
Yreuuns, of eoliection
Oh
OF assets y7ss1 :
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Philippa street.

and Comnlol
LECTURE ROOA-Ths eoulaodioas Hall which,
deaa eonrueton Enter
completed will be diAtely
tbs pa5as requiring - tr the above named
.aIeauuabv ApPl3 - LUTHER HOMES freat.
sspl4 I've 81, GhaIls7 itssE,
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TE.N.4ESSEE RIfER.

Wel I.ar= TT E@ AY, = brsFy 9. 4a'arfE ~
ET0R FLORENCE, TUsCDiBIA, 6=.-J =,
.,srf9RI q,i ia.eIl,a.ii I, iaq,'sa 81 7a
ana sp4l l5H 1rsat paaef4er stenrT MuN5 N, Jam5
rya, er, l ta Chs ani will ave 1s RlE+
n. NInIEN auCLL.NAN. q Ea.-- -ra.L.
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bbs Ground Land Plaster landing and Tor sale by
John G. HARDlL CO, tSucassors t. llsymHn \ Col
Hi s5 Aistaz.1a 81. spi AAugni hpii.ilsa 81 De,
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FAEltf OF BELEtN1, Clgy IS New Oueansl
a~d tl i5ih F January, lsS3, before The
anbscrhsr Gui the city
ely appeared AyiE Brsaeri Presteni, aAd ames T. aee
s Nilll Company of New Orleans who
laE according law Getq-- ar, tA; a abJy
a1ns trle, Transcript from The booksol said
company. A. bltJ4 ttt-ls lFes.-sas.
JGgrs II. WHEEtvr, SaorltaTv.
sActn hs the ibA lay January 1913,
c. V. JONTE Second Justice Of the Peace
Of the Par rsl Of ORLEANS.
~ Tie have declared dividend Of FofyNne
per cent premiums Company the ending
.arstr wh str certificates will Be issued On sni after
fl.s lst o, N.fe
T Cor E continues iasa-s a-ans. the re5 G. e Seas Fvsrs
..se, fgeIair. tae -
Cqaap r.r, ALENANDEB BROTHER Prsldeut.
JOHN Z. SHAW, Vice President.
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sfuR llNERpOOL.-(T Takes No Grain.) -
. T .sa Al f,.t stns h7ar10n slip ST. PtTRlcE 4kAS
..tst cldng. will Enle quick Ll-laith.
...r .. tr. - Usle5 Cotton. spply
J,r. WHITNEY 4 rU., Of Camp a,ietl.
.1 r1r nr sage npnlv ~ ile Ceuan board
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Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL ss9e 900. ..,...,........ PAID IN.
JAMES NoXON, Secretary. ABIJAH PECK, Presiis sut.
Z
Jcnes Fse and Marine Insurance Company
y Wall street, NewYork.
Ant generally 10 the Presidents OF the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company 81 Wall street. SewYork
Mutual Insurance Company 50 Wall street. Ntw1ork,
suu Mutual lnsurancs Company, i Wall street. NewYork.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent f9r the above able
Companies pre- pared tissue Polics ON THE MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS against damage by MARINE HULL RIVER AND
FIRE RISKS the attention q the public called to The fact Tat
THE PREMIUMS RECEIVED RETAINED and here Tor
purpose facilitating Of persons insung with the
companies perm fund OF oo invested here for the
security thereby resderng these Companies in all epec
local IL their interests. Applyto
osu &C. LATERoP, Agent, % Camp syeet Noworlsans
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FEoRATI0 D. HEWITT, PIANO -,Fxaz-5..
FORTE MUSIC a1UEE, No. ~ cGfap ss<7xxz<
rofleaua world Especially request lhsFT II n n
OF he o Is n VI
8UsiC AID MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF al Kinds
5ser7tols, hs veil Of PIANO
FORT The ftetTss ne tAs La4d asss asd
those Of A. STOD ART Co.
q SsvYerk Hall son, Of NesYork and PLEYE o., q
PAr The above eltsef the s9ipsz sds; GRAND Sc
81 GRANT. .PICCOIO PICCOLG UBIIQUE AND SQUARES
o IN the wod combining al the late
suAeri5r, every stys o. and
10 " ~ X ard @ They Will lie acii aaHafaet-raa
rt-er of al and any
Au1az tn bzcriber tsps on a1d tas ars and
hnestssleeoa a ACCODEO D0lEat 10 "a Ssta MARKET
the aasa2ts GClTA Rs, r1eHuts
.ured WILLIAM HALL sow from tAe no-t aPprJvri SPANISH
MODELS the ca and 70
re elAte aahr0eE haa lad many year eTper.sEse n
the Nor cities we'll NTears, AID Is
ltor7ugty 81. zi M 9i the 5aalass ta
sock selected that has been tie sathH
such that he Vii hand selected
Strck n ri kinds Of MUSICAL Es and the LAT EST sd
MOST ABLE MUSIC. The Auc-l Ps9lie respectfully
Invited 10 cs!l a1a =AlnI1s bis Hlntf-
fsis gNs i''44 ''''' stEWEI7T . lamp S., N y.
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TSSIIE attention Of the public is called to the
ui.y sei r n 9s'y3 'yyF @ 2is ol' ses'
..'or BY .ls from oH'ss y ''' sloa sh es p
5s 5 lit f5ia &, r gi,as - ri tlsa W.. r3o
.tle s-Iaer a!.atlea se fat s!-lsa; ,ass an II pres
lt, tl .nlit mass, uAe1 g. .s % p. a.
4APiea pgILL ASii 6&DER PROOF ooAIEl vATI0S BaNE
gssqai
Of s pF3 .o g sHraiisn.e 20 ts,n'ns.r-.Ta
lp' l-, i4-loiv 5s --.sssl Dfl4al .5v -
A,u IL oflas shove s-'s5 trst With u.y Nsvg's
,i5' paTFEE5, Az.a crsa5 s,ils'.
TEw E. 4 991EAEs ,:-l11S,s..l aa9 Car Car 1 CO.
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4 c,,rsu . LA' 81. ,5sl!f e bigo l5EE s.r,sassr..
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IN S-' On bp Is ai5sis srst X suls "
t.r r ,s ~ leave eah terminus every Ls.n naa'ss
! rssr * y, <, osa3 Il r.,sa ,sora tAs Depot
! Aui t-5r y. eia los 2, 'i fraz1 Ll.Es
t.s. 3 5s. f5s s5 5. si ~ i H 81 ii.st
psi % rgaarsd a'5r as aoys-eatoaed hais. mhsi u
| FyoR LAKE BoRGNEf f1S Te5 zffz...,zs7
/ 4 and A.aE1cA& GILF-gi y1ER s. : 'z-
~ aay'6IS Gun EAL&5l corner p, Gl caiiE
lr-s n.s. Fase s-feesl fsy Cents Children sd
LG,fE cry At sA@LEayE TIE LAKE a7s s. ~ -
~ OFF, Nc 90 cu5a .'rys, an tGs q &c RaiToei @
5.rdaa ,sssd arpiyto VI 6. BAEEwGrI Es-en'4r -
, oUGH AND READY LINE 1-zes-es=s,
p q or olSlBtsfs-NEW 10 kou =" - o. s2l-aZ 1%zs 80.
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WHIayo " ED,s sEsDAY. February q at o'clock P. GO.
syOR SHREE ErORT GRAND ,ssy .

v FlOkfl ALtAA NONIA anI ~ oIlInlI 1ts
laudufs, Eaaular EFlsRI OTHER WEDNESDAY
ftd River tktt Steamer CADO0 NO. > Tie new, an d
snN {4lrf IGcE- GADDO Ne Captain Jchu
erlhGi w leave oe Fer passage, On boArl
erto SMITH 4 EIAIlsTER, 81 PoydTl3 sIestf Eb
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SEA.GOTNG VESSELS.

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EyOR PLAQUEMINEs. = Rerulac - ;.

ETOR WABASH RIVER-Ncw DIP ~ =,
+ ssas Halasb liver u s-'J,- .-g li I -
ST nj1 lfaega sIiaS " l;JC5I gas2,8siil
tft L. Coolidge, elran Fegaslsr rakat jUi
- aorH Hee toS s-,-et APPLY ou board.
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Franklin Marine end Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CAPT Est1' IN
WA. L. AVERY, sserstasy CADY HOLSTER, President.