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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

- O. HASkINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
~ GROCER AND COMM sSIoN mER-
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand OF
Haskns Libby, and IN front Of the Stesmbost
Landing where may besfosnd general sssorsmsGs
all articles in his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Fncsion; Bushsd and Com
mon Twae; Sail Needles. Hooks and Thimblss Me-
rne Spikes, Cauking Irons, Can Hooks Box Hook-
Ship chaudlery Line.
GROCERIES.--Sagar Coffee, Tea, Soap. Candle.
Butter. Lard. Moiasses, he.
BEEF.-Mess, Prime and No. /; Mess and Primo
Hoxk.
BACON, Dried Beef. Smoked Tongues. he.
PAikTS.-Whits and Black Lead: Paris gsfoms
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Vsraish.
Sperm and Solar Oh; Fish OIL. TSr Pitehs Rosans
Spirits TurpentiRe, &c.
Crockery for ship use.
Buckets, Rrooias Ne ocf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

A young poet out West. in describing heaven
says lisa world OF bliss fenced In with .as.' :
Where's the man that won't repent,nows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

Ut. s MORTON, the firms OF MORTON. BooK-
Err L co of the city of Richmond, and WATKINS
II MORTON, of the city of Petersburg, Va. are dis
solved The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER,
of Richmond, and SAMUEL v. WATKINS, of Pc
tersbug, authorised close the business of the
late concerns
NEW COMPREHENSIVE I'M
designed will continue the GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS of the late concerns, under the
style and firm of BOOKER & WATKINS, Rich
mond, Va; also under the style and firm of WAT
KINS, SON & CO, Petersburg, Va.
Thankful for past favors, the continued patronage
of our friends and the public is respectfully
licted. SAML v. WATKINS,
JOHN BOOKER,
ja6-d1m* CHAS. s. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

LIAR Hair DYE, Pha
Ii Ions DO do. Gilnan's do do, Carriers DO do;
Rousseis do do, Alexanders Tricobaphe. For sale
At J. RLAIRS,
de opposite the Depot. Broad Ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-19

llklED APPLES AND PEACHES
iaH ~ - 'N' (. II. sKlNKgR, Cary ii.
, 1854-04-01
SURVEYOR GENERALS NOTICE

n The above toynships hayng been surveyed and the
pats thereof approved qn,the l1th Inst, M persons
who have claims OF parts o. claims therein before the
date Of such approval, are required tO 1cscnt the
notifications u Their tiS reapectpoly at this Office
A2NIAs ir,nl tRe late thereo where
Claims, and enter upon the ADJUSTMENT Of the same
and the settlement according 10 lAwdf hn conflict of
boundary lines that may be found to exist among
And every person who has settled or shall settle
within such townships AFTER the date of approval
Aforesaid, srequfed by law to fie 10 this Office the
notification Of Ms taih specifying the precise tract
the date q his settlement and he hereby Is requested
80 70 do at any cmyepient tne within such teTIR
Given under my hand at Oregon City, This llth day
Of February, 1854. N'." y
afG '1fl'fi Y ,unoish CgK!GARDEER, ,roq
Surveyor General Of Public Lands in Oregon
harchc4. lisa, Z 4wB tioot ROD i3atD ia1
, 1854-04-01
,PsUiY ALLU r. aa "a
DISSOLUTION.

"TTIT- n ITNE7E7N7 = 2 IN14Fs = N y
TTIHB copartnership existing under the name and
u style Of L. b Hastings a Co, have this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the business viii be
continued by L. B. Hastings and Alfred A. Pinpmer,
under the name and style n Hastings and Plunlmor,
who will settle up all the business Of the late firm e
L. B. HaitingH a 90. saJasa1 f. 1II.ri 81
. F.w. PettygrOye will remain in the Office until The
business IS settled M.
, 1854-04-01
10 R S ALEl
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hercbygivcn that the purchase ffpm In
IN dans Of guns utensils Of luSbandry or cooking
utensils Of the kind commonly obtained by them in
any article Of clothing except skins or furs, Is strictly
forbidden BY law under penalty Of FiETY DOLLARS
for each aud every o6nce aud that such offences viii
be Mrcafter strictly prosecuted .. .-
The system Of private reprisal N case Of thefts com
niitted by Indians is also strictly forbidden by law
The Superintendent will be at all times ready 70 com
pei indemnity wscre Il he obtained from the tribe
and failure, the act provides for remuneration 9TH
erwse In case of violation Of Nils provision the right
to indemnity is forfeited, and the penalty will le en-
forced in addition.
N "I.... ISAAC |. STEVENS,
Gov. 4 Supt. Indians Affairs.
Once Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Olympia, W. 7. Feb ~, lSi4 II.
, 1854-04-01
FOR RENTI.

TiHE STORE AND DWELLING, now occupied BY
u NJ. j. e. Fory, on the Corner Of Main and Sec
dnl stfedts.i Potse&ioh given on Che first day Of
Afrh apply at the office Of the rPiOneer and Demo
gltr rfsrsrod .eaaiiqs1xa Ouiiflogsrrliio 100
, 1854-04-01
Paints, Oils, &C., 90.
M RD 89 1f,B

lie undersigned takes this method Of informing thu
L citizens ofOlympia and surrounding country that
he has opened an Olhce at the above place for the
practice Of MEDICINE in its various branches ! and
will hold himself In readiness al all tines to attend "a
any calls in the line df his profession to which his on
tire attention will BE- devoted ..n rru
Office, two doors south Of Parker h Golfers store.
G. A. LATHROP, NJ. y.
June Is, lss3. ally "'-ia Hfs1 N1T WI
, 1854-04-01
PACIFIC, HOUSE.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED having recently erected and
Il fitted up Hotel in Olympia, is now prepared to
accommodate boaTders and travellers with private
rooms, and afford such entertainment as he trusts
viii be appreciated BY a liberal and discriminating
The Pacific House is situated on the corner Of Main
and Fourth Streets, where the proprietor will at all
times, take pleasure IN giving hospitable entertain
ment to his guests on mOdeate terms as can ese-
where be procured. 4....H -r.ri.llHll,r . .-
Olympia March Is, 1854 2stf "' no. ~
, 1854-04-01
. FRUIT TREE ELS.
M8A eg R8838 a8A88AE.

II. 4. 3. LVELLING, PROPRIETOKS.
WE have had number Of our vaTieties hear fruit
w and We hnd the re and hayGr TO exceed any
Nursery by the introduction Of many varieties Of
Apples, PBaus, plpms, Peaches &c. &c.-aso varie.
ty Uf Flowers and ornamental Trees, many Of which
We shall he able to furnshthi fl We have further
extended nursery hJkinosa by establishing three
Branch Nurseres in the6pper oountryj at Alfred
stanton's Marlcn county, four miles northeast Of Sl
lem one atMr KnoNe's, Knoxes Butte. Dinu county;
and one at Joseph Ksseys near Starts Point Benton
county.
March II lsiJ.\
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h nsE,,e s stsst sit,s ss
!osn' &s;s FTass dsos DO Y.stman
ss aas. s'f?ii sa e. e do
sss ss.s' e &c @ ~ p"t
g SS 20. % hafy g shas. do
co. az aa e. BfTt a.R IL G. .3t a. sos
johnson &e-$ do E'n Lac acOis Fogsr GeoO
81. i's rsf essss IL
sS- 2, dor oats Eat 5ness
as,: T.;s' a f: is.h: wss asS' IL Fs
GNG[NNAT! steamer Empire State ia bbs whisky
s 9it % e
% do niG19 Dopsyster Do whisky q 4 Taia2
q GRO bbls pork Meegor Lloyd barrels
81 @ Paul COOK @ I'D 1 S Sl sn 90 4
go ~ sGSths' nE ~ u vo,s @ 1
Fs,sSs % Marin os
aa I'll hans do d rcd
IS e.i Do fs s S.n %
e a de- sg, butter ZIP do lid 70
Tse WI. apples JAA Alnrrayloa do Bansi8o do fruit W
cINcINNATer steamer Henry Lewis 1880 bb flour Taylor &
O. do pr? B sSs q. DO Leland
DO LHqds s9se2 bSls ard g e $500
@ I'll n.s s q . I .S j
Adams1 tsg butter 50 6oIss candles lba @ d
sS sal 4 IL sy. % 10 s asa
III s2sS' saq5e. Xs.s hes. M
d . SG is iisspfts ak
lot furniture H benton fnt / Jones' wafd Ionas Ge.s
Jnasss Alsa-sa Srsadsr Williams aeoi's DO 10
s s5's &SSS am o HeaGs.sS Fy n
WIZ *, Sss k+9dsPh St1y AGS5 Payne Ha;1isoa 10
so ss a ia %ss s a. Wight 's sogs
70 Vale Cog &eo-la C!erslaud Brothers aeo Ioa
GRAND steamer ophstia i, lhds 80
,noassss Do Egana4s hhd, d tbis
80 deH " lsei do 1870 bh Montgomery
M sss ezs r 2n S. do g e
m9asss Densgc Total hsds sugar 81
DoNALpsoNyILEPet steamer Fanny sperhss lhds sugar
~ G 9s f. Ssq, q Do t5 hhig sugar L9t Cha
Sgq VESTS hhds 81 ~. mo..e. " Jackson eo50
% bales m. %, .a Py B FL.
Ibid. rngar 5s5 bbls meaagss $40 Gfdo i'N 4'3
DoNALDSoNvlLLEPer steamer ictD Jr: lO hid, ry,, Ga
-, %eis,.s. 5gs. gssy S srss
1 u fsp b sst q sEs
SSls aota. sss a. " As,sI Bass
nss % q bs H21s.e: Beard Lo6at
sc; Btogsrt bales Te eo Total sugaf sc
J. roms9g 4.sss Nelson sos
Crew. Do u md. 'agaLJ BeoePZ8 DO
do s'F e. s 5 do % s d
t9ihet son "a DO Brand Lsndry4O Hayde-9s
olasse Is hide -'A 90 'Al'' cot
oa baaoa III DO abAss ssf IL. saa tt 5
kodsw4ld keSll do Ycaman to9 Tuner Wilson &co-I4
D Moore &e03G Fl Short &oe & Recbhod-4 do
Addison 5co-3 Socrys bags 1850 bsrres
Hour Hewitt Mort coSa! do do Sic do lard Wills Rswn-3
boxes glass o Kennsdss rolls leather Mann-10p soap
Tate. Total S5s bids tobacco.
YAzoo RyERPsr steamer Lucy Robinson 4,s c.t.p to
brl AMMAN carroll Se2l? cLenor Currin ScosT
,SG Wstt pssaG1Il i Payne lsrFon
Laands Wright, Williams hoSt Watts, sykes Nobe-97
Cleveland BIsthers &coa4 Nielsen Wright 6oe-l6
Clddy Cruteher &ro3 Randolph, Il onR
Feafs BonNgan &ee9 sdda George conuoly-s
Cuny Ptrson8 d CROMWELL NJ Loves A Owen aco-
10 hides bi skins Harper Geo. Total 1887 bales cotton
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baltimore OYSTERS-50 dozen cans
-k-R dramatically sealed for sale by -
4 OF Mac
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In FIRST District
CHOPer tslee hoa-900 0bs potatoes buck
flour.
fruit o L W Geo. $500
Fo bbs potatoes 50 tbls flour 10 pbls
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SODA ASH-200 casks Steele s. Sons, land
rg Old Dominion, Sitas Josephine
jan2l J. G. HARDII.I. 4 Co. 81 Nnrssine Il
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VERA GRUXSsam ship aes and D4s hf do cotton
bI shsets hams bb aow 10 kegs butter
crackers,
LIyERPooship bales cotton 81 bbls oatmeal
-ta rice
TRIEsTE-Shp Mount Waship gton-q59 bHlea cotton.
LVkRPo0L-Shp Join BunysuSl5 balss cotton barrels
12,n0D slaves.
MoBLE-seh sa4s bbs whisky bba msas.e 200 do 20
tatous, bbls and 40 bf de beef
HAVRE-shp Abby BanchardsoI balos cotton 44s nr
a o Etlyes.
HAVANA-Brg ssm 800 key. lard 40
ties aow I4a kegs butter &c boxes cheese 100 b po4es 100 do
Tar, 40 htIs pork r
vERrdoshP Loui.s9aso bales cotton, boxes mos 50 tie.
lard, 900 ,ks ~
100 bile potstet lot furniture. ~ - ~
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CU.uB ERL.8sVD RIVER,

WiIt1aevs THURSDAY, Fe4rta-y p al 5 o'ctdot p ~
Hs0R NASHVILLE, CL4RKsvIbLE, H~S
- EpbYvitLEaut all Ht4rus' fate landings eka.aa!5
The fayoae ket AMERICA,
Jesse Johnson MASTER freight pass8ze
aayias good accommodation, apply on board
PERKINS, CAMPBELL A. co.
febi corner as ST. Charles md PeTdido Streets
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Gs5~ Neither the Captain nor the Consignee
the Hamburg ship SIR R. PEEL and Of the British ship
ERN LIGHT will be responsible contracted By The
IAns1 i z. WHITNEY & l,nrSl
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ARRIVED.


b The steamer Expire Snts tbs bark Empire from
ccnna with the following a9l2 bulk pork, 10s tcrcss
lard 81 bbs whisky 80 do asku pork kegs lard 4s hogs IL ads
Tw'sael aeo-si7 do 1899 pea bulk pork Ns,ono5s
do do 81 hogs Robertson Mcpougaiss do 10 b lard
pes bulk pork G W Civsns-Rundries order.
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A M III S q M ENTs.
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE.

=
B. Is2saEK
q. u. CHfISLEI. ITtGAsunER.
sE Inst n the Of Ga BfEf RAvRI and
t3g TROUPE, and NIBlp'5 FRENCH BALLET TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1854 performance will
WIFI IA HHOOILFG-Str ARmsdaks Mr. Marx amh
Captain Bimbo1zs Sags Lady Meadow MIA Melville; Emily,
Mr.. y .tl which, THE RLUpEMENTIn which Gabriel
Gye nHd Mile Zoe will be followed by this SFISlI
or THE ALPsfn which Rnia. Pogapd will appear toneteds
with THE GREEN MoNsTERn which Ga rel Rave will appear
The WHITE KNIGHT.
"a; MORROW EVENING MI GABRIEL RAyEL's ceiebm.sd
TROUPE and NIBLo's FRENCH BALLET TROUPE.
DTss Circle mud Parqree IS centSi Second Circle 80 cntsi
sa,ry as entsi ColOred Bo1es 30 Private oxan
" Do5rn NJ hafpsst o'clock Curtain rises aT O'clock
essy.
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Grayier street.
IL Twelfth night Of SOTO G. ". SMITH
The Comedy written by Mr. ohn Broghsu, ALL FAIR IN
LOVE-. WEDNESDAY EVENING, February l., 1894 the pefor-
will with the Comedy Of ALL FAIR IN LOVE
eoan, NJ y. J. H. Allen Baron Nj Lynne gnggaeoq, M
Keinhls oo Nj Hamilton Beatrir M c. Howard En-, M
hfy otdlrt Lady lda Nsa Somsts Katrina Mira War6cx
i9io,sed BY TIE grand Petoris Ballet q the PAINTERS U
sIoPepz senoritn Sooi Angelo Mr. g. W. Smith Martha hsA
Etnnsto1 Eya Mis- EekIsd n the Of the Ballet the
W SmtbGEAND BoLERo EsPAGNoLE by senota
g. W. Smith To conclude OF HONOR
Cobus, Mr.. Holland Tradgeen Mrs.. c. Howard
Pscss ApsIssIoBox Frat Second Tier ParqGett,
Pc BoIss Third Tier Cor eoored persons ony 5oc Gallery
Private Boxer, Is,
s Doors open hnpa o'clock performance to
Z O'Clock, precisely.
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VICRsBURG.=

49, Win leave FRIDAY, February q, at o'clock NJ
E5sOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, -
- PRINCETON, LAKE Providence MILL sAaS<ssSSe
kENs BEND, YIcRsBURG, GRAND GULF, ROD tasas2sssa
SEY MATCHES FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON HsJTitf
and All passenger steamer
Thank LfO II. Estes MASTER will above On eyery
FiDA Throughout the season. ats O'Clock freight
sage, apply board, - r.
sfRoTHER BROS Agents. Is poydrss street.
~ The Frank Lyon will have Leyee foot Of Cana
street early Wednesday receiving JANIS
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RIVER STEAMERS.

r ,ARoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
y a hAIsY CAPT y. G. Wilson, lesves MONDAYS Le5lEts
ri q y I 4 LAroRgsr N ria An - -.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREacEHT,
Wednesday Morning, February l, 1854 ]
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Texas, Place Vera Cruz HarrIs A. Morea
Ship Abby Banelintd Harding Hayre Rornrt Wilnma M
Bril- Rhip Theodore Lamb Liverpool JGos Rsgos III A.
XIX mount washington DAVIS, Trieste, Whitney
SniP conn bnhyan nlch1is Liverpool, p Whitney &eo
brts ship Louisa, Scott, Liyerpo0 (ifney Il LoyeI
S'hr Cen W II Harrison Warning Mobile Newton FarJ,
sefr Star Hibbs Mobile, Newton Farrell;
ARRIVED
schr Elizabeth Jenkins days ON Pensacola to asterBan
SHbr lptsa Taylor days ponsncoIa to masefBniu
SS9r Fila shernbech days from Pensacola mastsr-Ban
schr Martha, Harrison days from pensscola maeBasu
steam boats
Empire State Sen, from Cincinnati
Alton, Wallace, from Ypzop City
CD, Jr. Daiferas, from Donadsonylls,
opheia, Dmitty from Grand Prsife
Fanny Spartawk fcrreb1nne from DonaldsonyiIe.
Nashville, Beilsnydar, from Nashville.
hmsrica, johnson, from Gainesville
ST. Charles, hpplegate, from Alexandria. ~"
iucy Robinson, Clement from Ysxoo River.
Hurry Lewls Emerson, from Cincinnati
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ORLEANS THEATRE
~ THURSDAY EVENING February the Grand
OPERA in four BIZ Roasin, entitled H03Rsn which Msssra
Gnbe Iaor Bodas, Bssou and Mines Borghs4e
~ The bTesto Of Mo in English, the ssrscs
price
MONDAY EVENING February 8, .he Opera of WILLIAM
10 Performance to commence at hAir-paa. o'clock
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opELoDy.9s

Fi1 istge WEDNESDAY Fzsfuarr & a.i4 s,.f5,t.,,
ET0R OPEL0U5AS-Th safe and ,.zx
fa'' rssi's fsfssr z 81 RIVER, Gust
mediate landings a a5pvs, tkDg m Y%
PORT ant al neeaats IAnnE7o th freight Or pas
age, apply o. bopd, So " F
iaE20 atfA " L ZUNTTs. Ma. F,ito, ,,,s..
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILES

MOBLLE5
HSOR MOBILE Direct-Daily q. s. eE
E Mail Lne-Wint4r Arrang 4ulent-The susndd lylSssNS
9w pressure packet staanes CALIFORNIA, s. .ea1sss
Efoss master FLORIDA; Iohn Grah Hassr and OREGON,
X A. Hen master having bsn built expressly trade
with superior accommodation. Of the sess
the fentehaEan Railroad DAILY, O'Clock
DAYS. 81 = \ ~ IS
~ The Mail Bag win leave the Office Of The Agentda
f.a r. GEDDES, Agent. Bank Pises. nj
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GoTT0N-The demand quite limited yesterday
owing in to the difficulty in negotiating
change and the sales reached barely 1890 bales Prices
very irregular. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior SKA SO Middling Fair. 3l0
5aid s,niay s = + saod Fair -
GOOD Middiing e9991o Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1853. 1852 294sb
yesterday 80, 4,288--e563 $40 400 s418
e66io8l $3.50
yestarday..... 9,S72-48o6ls OOO-1os53
Stock on hand not cleared ..... 227 800 27o3o
ToBACCo-We heard OF 125 hhds sold at 5 1906 and
IS on private terms.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE was active and 1900
hhds were taken at 3&fG31te for Fair to Fully Fair
There also active demand for Molasses with sales
Of $500 bbs at 391e$ for Inferior and Fermeutug and
1ss per gallon for prime
FLOUR-saes 1000 bbls of which 500 Indiana at 81 rs
lT5 Ohio 81 So HOO atboat load at 81 So $50 ST.
Louis at 81 ST and $50 fancy St Louis and 800 extra
at So p Dbl.
GEAIN-Corn in good request and 5000 sacks were
sold including 4500 sacks in three lots at S. ago yellow
the same 300 soft at S4 and $50 white ut s& p bush
PROFESSIONALISM hrmer, with sales of HOO bbs
old Mess State inspection at Sl1 Pa 19 bbls 81
specton guaranteed at Sl2 5oD$12 rs o Dbl. OF Bacon
lot of 10 casks prime sides sold at $40 y ID
OF bulk meat 10000 fb Prime Hoground sold 30
y IT, Sales of Lard 100 bbls and tierces Ordinary at
i6s4, and $50 kegs Prime in two lots at exc y 1b.
sALT-A cargo of 4l0o bushels Turks Island was sold
on Monday at 354,
CoFFEE-sses lao bags ordinary Rio at TO- 100 at101
1850 at 1914 aud LOT at lie y Is.
GUNNY BAGS-sales so bales at At cash and 10 to
arrive at the same price.
WHISKY-3O0 bbs Rectied were sold in lots at %, $50
Raw at 26H 100 FIechars extra at % and retail
lots of Dexter's at 29t y gallon
FREIGHTs-A British ship taken for Liverpool at
2l32d for Cotton ship for Antwerp at A shings for
Tobacco bark for New York at So 80 for Sugar, and
Cotton shipped in American vessels for Liverpool
l116d Also Monday evenieg bark taken for Boston
at 81 rs for Pork.
EXcHANGE-Market extremely dull. We now quote:
steri.ng Z: J9 Tgi9s
Or fLDotoJ
New York sixty-day Bills. Ct disc.
Sight Checks on New York..... 1ak9A p ct. disc.
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Wiulesve THURSDAY February q ct s O'Clock p M
sSOR CINCINNATI, M ADDISON, s
LOUISVILLE and all Intermediate laadings.- Aa9s r
Tie fine last running light draught passenger steamer
MONARCH Captain r Logan will leave ForfrsEht
or passage apply on board, to
ROGERS, MCGUIRE b CO. 90 poysras street
febl MCDOWELL. a BELL. 10 Poyarps at-Fat'
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WV eese WEDNESDAY. February ], Al O'Clock p ~
HfOR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, ~
vlCksbGRGt and all int mediate landings altsn5S
me regular Yaz99 City packet AZ TON, jobs Wal sa
a muster VIII leave rs above For freight passage
Ferlor Recommendations apply on board,
.-r- ,, ..4.,,., 7. WILSON, II Carondelet street
above faEoo City with the privilege resbpping storing apS
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OHIO RIVER

win leave WEDNESDAY. February L. at s o,eIockPn
FLOR LOUISVILLE and all inter ,ay :.
5s5et mfdas ls1diPgsT be- fine regular
leave as above. Fer sgh or passage apply board
F plan Of the cabin state ooas secured by Apply
ing to the Agenta Xxi
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YAzOO RIVER.


VIII lesve SATURDAY. February l. a. so'eIoskPm
E4SOR GRENADA, TROY, GREEN .-
p ,1 WOOD MARION TcHULA, YAzoo CITY, 1880
ohIAtiIA, SiCkSBuRG and all int land
Yazee and Yallabasha Packet GEN. ETOk ES~
IN me- very light daught steamer GEN STOKES Bown master
VIII aPs a. above For freight
T. WILSON, II Carondelet street.
'h Fg Eie Stoke. b,, been Bv -
this city, in the Cotton trade. = - ~ ~ M III, VI
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COgST.
E.VOR BAYOU SARA. PorT Ht5naov
OUdCHIT8 RIVER.

- VIII leave WEDNESDAY, strlary T. ut S o'clock p
Et7oR CAMDEN, FRENCHP0RT, ~ =
4 no Bg4eE HILL LITTLE BAY, MLLLER,s lst lst;-3
M.tIL@iNgToN, MORO LANDING, PIGEON HILICAKYVTLLE,
saiNE ALABAMA LASDIyG r. IOCEII040NI
F Fssti TRENTON, MONROE COLUMBIA HARRISON
IFINfI and all intermediate landfngez1Isr
2tSsGs, LoCfsAThe aud light ds1sht passenger
or pa.'ase apply on or % a 7
t soi SMITH Il FrsnsTER, 10 canal street
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DICKLEs-Cros & Blackwelrs Pickles,
IL Wells ProvOst'5 Boimsu's PERKINS,
shire Sauce Regal Table Soho, Reading Tomato Walnut Aush
ianso st R. F. NICHOLS d co. 81 Camp street
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4 ENRY PARSONS, IS Cam p-uSszEEzaESs-17.u,
NJ IL street, offers for sale PIANO FoRTES from E4
NUNNs CLARK, CIllCKERING and PLEYEL.S W I'M f{ N
These celebrated builders byl VI
sill at all acquainted with the business unrvaed Their
srumen themselves dpe all doubt The
respectfully invited to cal and them. Tuning repair
ing done earefnlly md with dispatch. ieastf
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WI leave THURSDAY, February O'Clock p NJ
N TCHuLA, MARION YAzoo CITY, sATAR- Llli 81 4. 81
To- SiGhsBu and ~ nterHet ate landing rh sEzE
new elegant and swift running boat LUCY INRI
Captain NJ Clement viii leave above For Freight or
apply op board or to SMITH FIAsrE, T. innsi
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WIN leave THURSDAY. February p at 5 O'Clock p
ES0R MOUTH OF Col nW ATER

- WIIIIsave IHuRsDAla Ftbruafy O'Clock p. NJ
ESOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, ss
M o M9uIH Of TIlLAToRa TALLA Lab
aFr Packet Steamer DOyEhes superior
running ger steamer DOVE, Capt Pheip is port
sVng freight the foot Of Gresham
For freight having apply on bosr or
lanSl or to SMITH 81 FLAllsTER, lG' Canal street "
Will leave WEDNESDAY, February i. at s O'Clock =
EsoR WYATT, BELMONT, PANoLA, gg =
4 MOUTH OF cOLDWATER, GREENWOOD Ilssaas-s p
YAZoo CITY sATARTIA all landings On Yas96
Rvehe light dfauRh running pasgonger seame
MCLEAN, VIM Moore receiving
viii leave as above For freight pssage having acro1uoda
items, arp y board,
JOHN Z. HYDE CO 14Poydras street
b-TEe Mclean
soLs anu Eenfe 1T the lowest rates IN all the officer.
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D.ANCING-MUSIC.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. eS
n Mr.. P CLISSEY respectfully informs the Ladies' IN
Gentlemen Of New Orleans tnat his DANCING ACADEMY
No q Bourbon Cusonhous5
DANCES.
SoR eIIDHES-sonday Wednesdays and Fridays from
till dark
g Private Lessons for Ladies' Gentlemen every day.
AZ oSP.M.
kR- Glass Gentlemen, from 6 to . o'clock, r.n nsu
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a. o I T sc II TALKS CONCERT.
IA MECHANICs' HALL,
PfiILIpPA STREET.
WEDNESDAY February NJ GoTTsCHALK viii give
Grand Concert assisted Miss BORGHESE BKroUT Of
French Theatre, mr. PAULSAcKE Artists and Aaur.
Of thscity.
BUNKER HILL, '.M
The Great National Symphony for Ten Pianos,
Composed by G0TTSCALK for his Farewell
and performed by NM. BRAUN F$s+, GoTTsCHALK, GRoN,
WE'LL PAULSACKEL ScHEts WoHLLiN fkzffi and L.
NJ GorfsCHALK will be performed for the frat
America.
PART FIRST.
L. RonanceMoadme Dieu (Claplsaon) Sung by tout
of Home Performed Comp
go Innaqus De noel tAdan} Sung By aiml Borghsse
Fantasia, (b
by Got:schak aud performed Mr. and The Corr
poser
PART SECOND.
L.. Fantasia for yioler cello Braun
Of Jerusalem (Vef2i)
g. FSezt Glsde-concsrt Polka Gotctalk
b. The Banjo tBos With variations Gochalk
A. "osheIo Re ini) sarg ufIs. Boghee
NhEfs by Gottschllk
Tickets ho rtured at Mr. Hewi Cnp street at
r Werieina, No. Camp the principal hotels
The prices of Eimission have been fixed follows:
i.eAst 90
t Dooa at hafpat o'clock at