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nTVF- DoII-AEsET,WA KI1--Eor fine

Il Fiend who put in last "Wednesday - and Thurs
davis Dispatch Instrument Of writing pufporiing
to be advertisement from the subscriber. In this
way he hopes TO accomplish his design by injuring
me in my present business. Such act of forgery
could net have been committed BIZ any other than
unpr ncipled, cowardly scoundrel, who would not
hesitate put dagger to the heart OF any
carry out his malicious ends wish To know his
that may give the public the benefit of it. As
for his character it is well portrayed in his villain
act above alluded to- in sending forged advertise
ment by small boy, and the nom pay for it. and
having it published in the Dispatch hoping by this
elude detection. This sure is tha first Of
his foFeeries, and therefore the public that
there il such Iniscreant out of the Pententary and
large this city. When he ID oyertaketit will
not be many days before Col Morgan of the White
House will have him under his charge. In this case
If the lash is melted out to him he deserves he may
do the State service yet before ne pulls the
hemp te 81 e.. Il. MILES
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Feb. 5.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Henrico, Chester, from New York, with mes-
ch andse to D. Currie.
sehr. Cerito, Crowell from Boston, with mdze.. TO
D. Cufrie.
sehr VIM Spear, Bunting, from Baltimore, with
suano and iron, TO S. McGrndeE's Sons and Fry L
Co.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Philadelphia, with
rndse. and passengers.
SAILED
sclar Susan, Rich, fer Boston, ndse., D. Carrie.
Schr. Grand Island, Leman for Boston, Indze.,
Shields Solnervile.
schr cohannet, Finney, for Boston, mdse, Shields
L SsInmerviiie. s~sss@a~
Scar. New York, Adkins, for New York, usdse, D.
Currie.
sehr. Hanover. whipple. for New York. lndse., D.
Cuuie.
Curris.
schr. Eoerh Wind. cstin. for Port WalthaIl.
Schr Champion Mitchell, light
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ApJUsrrse A DIspUrE-Rohert n Ia,

his wounds. =
ADJUSTING DIsPUTE.-Robert Ell. Jar
Wis appeared before the Mayor last Saturday, to
street. on Friday night. Shortly after the fire on
Broad street, John T. Rogers the foreman of No
6 Company, had had the hose reeled IN. and the
carriage taken to the ireplug in front of the bell
house ON YIN street, TO wash off. After playing on
them short time, he gave the pipe to negro fell
low to hold until he could examine the reel TO see
all was clean, and that he might escape the water
ordered the fellow to turn the stream in another
direction Instead OF playing up down 9th street,
the negro directed his pipe along the sidewalk and
as Mr.. Jarvis and Mr. L. A. Pond, members of
PhGnlz Company, were on their way to Broad
street. having taken their carriage home and chan.
ged their clothes. Mr. J. bountifully sprinked
by the carelessness Of the negro This yerv nat1,
rally excited him, and be resolved to punish the fell
low which Mr.. Rogers determined TO prevent An
alteration then sprung up between Rogers and Jar
wis., and the latter being somewhat excited, became
bolsterous and dlsor6ery, thereby drawing the at
tentlon OF the hight watch, and causing himself to
be arrested. During the controversy between the
two fremen, Jarvis applied hard terms to Rogers
which R. demanded should be re called, but which
j. refused to do. The next morning the parties
met in the street, and Rogers called upon Jarvis to
retraet his offensive remarks OF the night before
threatening To have satisfaction ii il not done;
but Jarvis refused to DO 50, and in the street
was only prevented by Mr. Pond, who thought that
Ltle COlft uOuee Was tueI proper pldtt Lne
settlement. Mr., Rogers stated that ne did not di-
rect the negro to throw the water the sidewalk
and supposed that the wetng of Mr. Jarvis was
purely accidental. Mr. Jarvis was of the opinion
thatthe negro ought to be punished and declared as
fireman, in the presence ofthe Mayor that nearly
every dispute between members OF the different
companies, for the past twelve months, had been
caused by the negroes who run with the machine.
The Mayor was satisfied that the City Council
ought to pass ordinance prohibiting negroes
from running with the engines. Doubtless they
the OF many OF the quarrels, as well as
fires that occurred; and ifthey were compelled to
remain at home in times OF fire hethought the torch
of the incendiary would be less frequently applied
THE Council already have the subject under con.
sideration and if the officers of the fire department
think that negro labor, in time of fire. can be dis
pensed with, an ordinance viii be reported and
passed, compelling them to remain athou1e where
they beong.l After hearing two or three witnesses,
the Mayor decided that Jarvis should give bail in
the sum of 500 for his future good behavior and
that Rogers should enter into bonds for the same
amount to keep the peace, in consideration of the
fact that he had attempted TO renew the difficulty on
SATURDAY. morning,
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANSUI-
Ty AND TRUST COMPANY, PHiLADELPHIA--C Charter
Perpetua-Cash Sgstena, Capital faseertafaed ratae
Of premiamsj and assets, January, 1858
1854 ,2u3 to.
The eminent success which has resulted to this
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of opera
tons, embracing stability, security perpetuity and
availability. se
Il respectfully submitted that no business mau
upon reflection will omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith 10 lose thereby, in any event. Is impossible;
gain thereby, is every instant possible, provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts its
business iudiciousiy upon the cash principle This
Office does not deal in credits ali ts operations being
based in CASH IFS policies arc payable in like manner
and instead ofbeing diainisfed the amount insured
is thereby largely increased No scrip dividends pay
able when convenient are issued no notes are re-
ce1ved for premiums to accumulate, eat up and et
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments
in cash. may be made quarterly, OF otherwise at the
pleasure Of parties Supplying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted or paid IN cash. b. the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated 20
the payment of next premium, due. No de6uc-
lion from the amount insured in any event
Blanks, Prospeetuses Annual Reports, Policies and
all ssary information and assistance. may Re had
on application to JAS Z. NORRIS, Agent.
9Th and Bank sts., Richmond. Va.
r CLAIBORNE GOocH.
se Medical Examiner and Referee.
.oArp OF ASSISTANTS FOR THE CRY OF RICHMOND.
WA. II. MCFARLAND, President CT Farmers
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor at Law.
Rev. WM- NJ CARMICHAEL. D. D.
SMITH kQBERTs Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH r WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant
FLANAGAN. STOKES & CO. do do.
HUGH W.FRY. do. DO.
JOHN LYNCH. Collector of the Port
J pEEER0ER SMITH, Proprietor Of Amer
EDMOND. DAVENPORT co, Merchants.
ROBERT ID. WARD, Astorney 81 Law.
N y. HILL, Anctsoaeer and General Agent, Wal
street
GEORGE z BENEALE, Senator Rockingham,
eennty. Va. ia zt-lm
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lyXTRA0IkhDINAR1 SALE OEE DRY

LXTRA0kDINARI SALE OF DRY
IA GOODS !.t-Inte riding to enlarge my store by
the batter part of this NINTH. if becomes imperative
.fs edisse clearance OF my present stock
within IS days Ii s.sts of comp3St assortment
Of such goods as are usually TO be found in Dry
Gods Sore. besides ie+ge variety of FANCY AR
TICLESs the whole Of which, having bean recently
purchased in the best markets. will heoeren at such
low prices its immediate distribution. and
at the tiyoe effect great saving TO purchasers
Some articles are particularly chean, viz:
White. black and celared Kid Gloves for ladies'
SHE and for 1T pair; white linen Hdkts
IS cents dezen; imitation Inaia Rubber Long Combs
at I6s cents; silk Undershirsa 81, and Cotton
at 81 cents; Swiss and Cambria .nds 10 cents; Edg-
ing and Inserting 81 cents yard; lot of very fine
Carpet Bags, very cheap.
These goods viii certainly he disposed of very fast.
therefore all in want would do well TO call soon
V.GOHFN'S,
fe CIV Garner OF Broad AID Fifth St..
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND.

n AJIANUI HUI Ell, hIC IIHtIND.
Ia yA.-TO THE PUBLIC.-Owing TO the i'm
increase in the price falf kinds of provisions,
las is known by all housekeepers have been in
dueed, as well as others, to advance my former
The subject is of serious consideration to
me, and resolves itself into two simple questions
whether to lower the standard OF my business to
MAKE small advance upon the price OF board-and
bur TO improve upon it, feel assured that ncreas
ed price, under tho crcunast will be salts
factory TO my patrons.
embrace this opportunity Of returning my heart
felt thanks to nay friends and the public for the
liberal patronage, kindness and encoura cement
have al ways received at their hands. | address my
self to country friends we'll city boarders and
ask continuance OF the patronage literally be-
slowed upon me BY magnanimous public.
JOHN r. BALLARD,
fe Cit Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel.
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FIRE ON CHURCH HILL-We learn that
the house at the corner Of 29th and NJ sts Church
HILL owned by Patrick Fullerton and occupied by
Mr.. Powers as grocery store, was set on fire Sat
urday night, between and . O'Clock A shuck mat
which laid at the front door, filled with spirits
of turpentine, poured through crack in the door,
and then set on fire by the incendiary. The room
must have been soon in flames and but that the fire
was discovered by servant belonging to a neigh
Dor, it is probable that Mr. Power and his whole
family would have been burned to death As it was
they escaped very narrowly with their lives. The
timely arrival of assistance caused the house to be
saved, with the destruction of the interior of the
lower room. -.
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CHARGE OF ARsos.-The fire which da

CHARGE OF ARsoN.-The fire which de.
stroyed 50 much property Broad street last Fri
day night, seems to have been desgnedly kindlefi
by some one, and the presumption is that a negro
woman, named Elizabeth owned by Mr.. Thomas
o. Burton, Of Henrico county and hired TO Mrs Sa-
rah Chamberlain, In whose house the fire beran
was the incendiary She was brought before the
Mayor last Saturday, when the following facts were
elected The flames were first discovered in Mrs.
Chamberlane's bed chamber, which was situated
in Of the kitchen and locl1-room, and in which
there no fire. Mira. c., it seems had given the
negro some offence by scolding her for fail
ing to wash her own clothes, and by forcing her
from the dlningroom at supper time, because of her
dirty appearance and failing to obey the orders
given her that afternoon. Three-quarters of an
hour after this, the adopted child OF Mrs C. came
to her and said something was burning, but as moth
ing could then be discovered, Mrs. G.. sat down in
the diningroom to read newspaper-all the SER
wants Of the house. but Elizabeth being in the room
with her. Shortly after this, Mrs c. got up, opened
the dining-room and Mr.. Bailey Davis and herself
started to the kitchen to see what was burning but
on opening that door it struck against the prisoner
who was coming from the direction of the fire. hav-
ing her clothes tied in blanket to save them Mrs.
c. then saw that her chamber was on fire and the
flames had gotten such Roadway as to render an en-
trance into It dangerous. In this room Mrs c. had
four beds and her wearing apparel, all of which
were destroyed. Other witnesses confirmed Mrs
C.'s statement and the prisoner was then remand
ed to undergo further examination to-day.
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BALTIMORE, Feb 3-Cleared. sehrs Coquette,
Skinner. Hsbe. North, for Petersburg; Ocean Mitch
ell, SIousiana, Stevens, Baltimore; Phillips, for
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Arfivsd sehrs. Yorktown,
Cole, from petersburg; LynehhnTg Couch. and Gal
L CO. Nelson. from RichIacnd; Eugene, Parker from
do bound for Barustabie.
NEW YoRg. Feb. Arrived. scnr W e. Noble
Noble. from Frederick shurg Cleared scllr Jas T.
Boyd, Matthews. tor Richmond. Also, ARID schr.
w K. hswcenib. AeweeInb from Richmond
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--Gleared, sehr. SURPRISE Eoe
for Petersburg. and Eiixs Amanda Williams, for
Richmond Arrived. schrs. j. ireland, GraIner, and
A. Heaton, Terry. fren Richmond
EosTos. FEB 2-Arrived, schr Westoyer, Rogers
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nor HIRE.-A GIRL Of twelve, who
L can sew very well; a WOMAN with one Child.
who is accustomed TO the house aud the charge of
children, who y young and ssfonz. an excellent
Washer and Plain Cock These servants can be had
on low ferais i good horso be offered.
fe g. s3t&
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DnIs--Un thursday evening", between
1Iair Paisner's end John Il 6esdon,s 4 small III F.
MoAAhDUM BOOK, with T. Pass's narno on
The back and the Union Steamship Campany aside.
he finder sill be rewarded by leaving Il 81 Dir Ro
Rankius'.oa the Dock IL 6--2ts
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<SsSSs u. S. NAIL LINE.--FOR N.
1ssExzzzzEs YORK, VIA E0RFoLk--By The favo.
Ilte siae-wheei ocean steamship JAMESTOWN,
Ed. CAyEsDY, COMMUNICATIVE TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. at 4 e'clock
Freight deceived to-day, MONDAY at IL O'Clock,
and up 70 the hour Of O'Clock, r. NJ, TUESDAY,
7th inst
Passengers are requested TO be beard before the
hour of departures o. clock, T.. IT.
Tickets and ber.hs seeuTsd Office south side
OF the Basin FREIGHT also engaged &C our Office.
Passage TO New forr, including meats and fine
stateroon Recommendations only. .......... 80
steeFaze passage, ouiy -......-........-......
Those taxing THIS snip Tor Norfolk Will be charged
the ssFne by the river boats.
II B.-The ROANOKE. Capt. Skinner wisIlsaye
on FRIDAY Afternoon. atf oseioek
fe 6--<1 I.UDDAM &c sW&TSOS
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IS my hand and seal, this - day of :
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<gSHEss NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,
- y q skkssaszt.s HIPPERs AND TRAVELERa-The

ttgo favoIite sde.wheei ocean steamships
JAMESTOA N, Capt. En-. CAvENDY-aGd
ROANOKE, Capt. THOMAS SKINNER,
are both the route again between this place and
New York, touching 1T Norfolk going and returning.
They leave Kew York every SATURDAY and
TUESDAY afternoons, 1T O'clock.
Returning, they leave Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY afternoons, at O'Clock.
Both OF these steamers have reeentiv been tho.
roughly overhauled.
Parser SMITH is now attached to the Roanoke and
Purser ALLISON to the Jamestown
Passengers will find this route the cheapest aud the
most comfortable to OF from New York
fe6 LUDLAM & WATSON.
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VESSEL AsHoay.

Norfolk, Feb 4.-The schr Lawrence Waferbu
~. Capt. Cramsneg, from Baltimore, for New York
IN the storua Of Ffsday last She can be 1or Il
by discharging.
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THEATRE.

II, sor sCHELE De WERE viii Lecture at the
Hall Of the Athenaem, en- TUESDAY evening 7th
Februarv.
sUBJEcr-' Sketches of Life in thu Vegetable
World"
Aud on THURSDAY evening. the 9th February
SUBlEcT-Ths same concluded.
Prices of admission25 cents single tcket--l2A cts.
each additional ticket
Doors open at P, NJ. lecture to begin Mt = P. III,
fe 6
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pcTs at Ss dg s,d sssl 4. vl;.s
S Sss sa' q whisky ss.t.
ST. MAEKssch wild bacon io1 bblr pork jig
10 ss shs '''i1
IMPORTS.
o E sass % d
tobacco 2 Bo,nio- Lot fruit 70 order. l 4 's-7'-1
Pig Leaf MARKS &esloa
h'ass 10 " bae wool bd sheep skins
EsW ySsKs Essss naa.s
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hss sesgga sSnss4 zig, ad a. haes South,
ia coye s. G s e as ss a
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10y Avesas Baekner stanton 1eoiso
Was Desasiiss- W Lsvech dcos1 Jasksoa
Oakley Nao Coz Cecil George Connolly
bales cotton.
sa Ws 20 = % 10 b
Bogars re-y oaaa. Lsb o ehs
Ia bbla moiasss. Braad Landyso bhds sugar W eyh
co40 do bater2o do Buebanon Carroll &ca-s5 do
Il Dc shi ngsnal7 do pahss
saps bhds sugar q bales moss Tarde!s bales
steamer II wright az, bale, eo,.os L.
colso swnsy aeoiT Wlams Bathurst Eco, Wslfst
Geoss MeLeno currin 1hornb aoo-17 NJ Cooper
Payne Wright Williams &cose smede. I'd
Martin unasrh Se1s Saddy Crueher seoa7 Davis Tns
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LECTURES.


JEWISH LECTU RES. REV. Mn. BoNHoMME
~ Fourth Fifh conrss % wEr-
NESDAY EVENING, a9d, and THURSDAY EVENING g3d ihs
10 the aoudeet Street Mshodat Church. at " o'clock
toy Fourth cash Chapsrl
Inv son Of the Lam of Israel by Cog and M goe.
~ fifth Destiny Of tbe Uni States, Prophecy
~ seat.fr saelcs respectfully invited h2
NYREE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-
cLi.SIcs' InsTiTuTE. Philippe street, MONDAYS and
MONDAY sh1,a she Meehaut Of Man, By Prof G.
the ~ Engine. BY Jpa ~ Larue = M aT7
MONDAY 18Th and THURSDAY, ishTwo the
Gassrye. -
MONDAY, 2o,on the Necessity Of Mechanical Education BY
45 DR.. Samuel A. Cartwright.
Esq. VIZ - - - '
THURSDAY s0subeet 70 be selected Or. Bennett Dowar
BY q. smid ESQ.
the Extraordinary Development of the
o. the United saes conad with other Counires By c,
THURSDAY, 18th On Paes,ne.n BY Dr. W "A. Scott.
MONDAY, l1h-Suhjee u be selected BY Prof. Dmifry
THURSDAY, 90-0n Popular Europe
States BY Joseph Brennan
MONDAY s4tn Astronomy, connected with Lunar Ecpses.
by George Paifrsy. VIC. KENDALL
mh3 Chairman ofCommiitee on Lectures.
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SstOck On hand not cleared. 24f,i2l Z5!9Ig
TOBAGC0-We heard of 251 hhds sold, of which SO
hh DIS at and 1s2 hhds, mostly refused at $40 D tb
rou nd.
s,TGAR-Demaud active, but prices &c lower. Sales
$500 bhds Mt 3f33Mc for Fair to Fully Fair.
MO LAeSES-1ye noticed sales of 1900 bbs at 10O13c
for Fermentiug, and 16 417c gallon for Choice and
Prime Ileboiled
FL0U R-Market dull aud dropping. with sales Of only
few lots, including 500 bbs St. Louis at Sc 40 p Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was lower, and we noticed sales of 5000
sacks of which 400 Prime lin the early part the day.
at 6Oc $500 at 5658c and 500 Ordinary in second hand
bags at SOC q bushel. OF Wheat, lot of 1900 sacks
Good western sold at 81 40 q bushel.
PRoYISIoNS-Pork was unchanged, Sales about 1000
bbls at s12 rs for Mess, s12 % for NJ o. and SO 80 y
Dbl for Rumps. or Bacon, DO casks Prime Sides
sold at 7c a H. Green Meats were lower, and 100000
Ii Prime Hog round were sold at SIC % ib OF Lard,
400 bbls tierces Prime disposed of at &c q b
HAY-100 tons Good Western We're sold at about S2l
p ton.
BAGGING-I5O bsles India Baggng taken at II slc
casa and $50 at 12c on time
GUNNY BAGS-A sale of 260 bales at l3c. so days
adding interest
COFFEE-We noticed sales Of 700 bags Rio at 104a
lie p h.
CiNDLEs-salss 800 boxes Star at 2ok,021c . lb,
cash and time.
WHISKY-Prices lower, with sales Of 200 bbs Raw
ION Saturday, 4c and rs yesterday at 49, % gallon
FREIGHTS--We noticed some shipments of Gotten
for at 15-lec Sugar at 81 80 o hid and Pork at
81 10 y Dbl.
EXCHANGE-Good demand and rates tending up
ward We quote: $500. .-z
.bterlipg loS0l0SA % ct prem
iFraneE.. Oh d0ei u "a
New York Sixty-day Bills. .11a0lzS Ct disc.
sight Checks on New York parf0A v ct prem
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A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE !

"a hhIFAI UF MADAME ADULPHE =
IA The original unsurpassed and justly celebrated Madame
AhoLPHE the universally acknowledged
world and the same ady who created through her
veou Of the The we'll the
ciions of the future such
the principal cities IN the United
her with costly Diamond Breach Daniel
Ring ready receive visitors the MAGNOLIA HOUSE
Poydras and Conielet
de. four doors from Poyd whom she will inform Al about the
pat and future II they
lady husband they will get every description.
FERROUS and anos impossible her profession appears
commended by highly respectable
acknowledged and skill precuies proba
bIy o. deception OF imposing, Others practice
az Ccngtaiou fee from 81 to 49, according to how far wish
go or what tune they occupy ianil u
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VICRSBHRG.

= wilIleave SATURDAY March IS, O'Clock P. NJ.
ESOR VICKSB URG. WARRENT0N, eF.s
h NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD tFEE1ssssF8ssHss
NEY, HATcNEZy FORT ABAiS, BAYOU SARA, Eaiaazfzssz
and BATON RQuGEReguar Saturday Weekly Vksbas Pakei
Steamer SOUTHERN BELL nagqiuesnt sad swn
running SOUTHERN Captain ~
Whs leave above For freight apply board
TO SMITH l. FISsTER, Is Canal street.
I The Southern Belle will take Ya1oo with the privilege
of eship mhQI
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, Marsh O'Clock p. NJ.
NOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, A.ss :
II MOUTH OF tt LATnBs LEFT IRE, GREEN Ls!kkahSs
WOOD, sIDoN, TCIIULA zoo city, TARTIA, sszse
NCkShuRs all dista hdi gsRaeuar Packet
Dove supeyof and wtt running Dove,
E@ad Phelps, master in freight will lesse
above For freight having fire apply
bostd JOHN E. HYHE 4 co, IA roydrassstreei,
mh2l 10 SMITH & FlAlISTER.
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MEMPHIS

win leave WEDNESDAY, March ~ at O'Clock p NJ @
EINOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAP0-
n LEON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, NATCHEZ l.s44EsA4kS445S
VCBSBURG all zS~ss-E
WEDNESDAY Memphis Packet BULLETIN No. 2.--I9e afe
BULLETIN No. Captain will
be receive freight Monday morning aud leave
For freight OF passage apply on board, orto
JOHN E. HYDE Il co. IA Poydras street
N. B.The BULLETIN
john Simpson, for NASHVILLE the Memphis
taking passengers through either point
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OHIO RTpER

VIII leave TUESDAY, Mareh u. a, 5ocosk P. NJ
HNOR PITTSBURGH, (direct,) CIN- H. h
j. GINEATI and LOUISVILLE The entirely sz @sssss
ARGYLE, c. ". Coles receiving freight,
leave above For freight having
tions, apply board, So M
NH . ROGERS MCGUIRE g. co. aPoyd ras styeet
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GENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CnAMpAGNEs.

N The Subscribers hhving been appointed Messrs HedBec
Co to succeed Mr. Engler the United
for the sa their Wines who this from business
fully calls the suboned CRAMER ABEEG.
/ New York January |. 1854
CARDMr CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
sal. Of CAMPAGNEn yhe United States, retiring business
We beg 70 inform you that have appointed Mes cAbIER
his stead be Sole Agents and Importers brand the
United States and Csnsda.
We hali exerons
oytaen proInn public generally
have accorded 10 brand and this purpose shall
but such Wines viii fully sustain the high
which the same has attained in market.
In of claim be enabled furnish this old
ashi brand in its quality,
the following which call your
The HEIDSlECK CO. brand IN
Staea thirty by the Messrs
ander tier through their Sole Agent Mr T. Salmon
wards Salmon d StnyyesEnt.
When 1884 the old hm dissolved their senior partner
stipulation privilege retaining
the cellars etc. which he
founders Of this brand had owned
like
therefore SOLE pfopretors of this
We woud but add that In ingItsh
mar and frauds and limitations
full will be unt tbs labels
around the coka No other house
the which originally
known in the United States We have the honor to be
Your ob'dt ssrv'ts.
RErMs, December is, 1858. HEIDSIECK d co.
The Subscribers being appointed agents for the South West
celebrated supplied
pints, which they offer to the trade New York prices
r. r. NICHOLS
jan2T SIN 81 street.