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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-21
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS-At the
IN SHOCKOE HILL BOOKSTORE. s
- oil Rrosd afraAf

Life and Besuties of Fanny Fern M
stanhope BuIleigh, the Jssuits In our HomsG II
by Helen Dhu -
GilnIlsn's Gallery of Portraits; BY Georss GIL.
filau J. as4sss fs,. A...4..e.s - M
NV Courtship and its Consequeness;by Wykon
The Initials; q story Of modern life oA s ~
Fudge DongG ~ Ike Marvel
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fesn-new lot e@s F's}ssAsi
The Newsboy; By the auth or OF Lampiighter,s = Hn
Ida May "a story Of things actual and possible
Lamp shter-fresh supply se 30
J Inez-a tale Of the Alamo
Hsartsesse; by the suthorof Heir of RsdciHe
Alone; BY Marian Harand-iast edition
Ida Norman by Mrs Lincoln Phelps
Wolfsrrs Roost, and other Papers; By Washington
Irving.
MAY and December by Mrs Hubbsck sas.
Fern Leaves, from Fsnpy's Portfolio
Virginia ComedisBs-new supply ~ fE
Fsshion and Famine; by Mls stevens q ss.s. t
Had Tims.; by Chas Dickens
The Wife's Victory; by Mrs H0nthworth ssss
RELIGIOUS.
The Great Iron Wheel, or Repubiisanisn fasf
Back wards; by J. r. Graves n Is, slsfsTs fsg
Baptist History; bv @. ii. Orchard
Campbslsm Examined; by Rev. J. B. Jessr,-f
new lot OF the last edition. just received By -
HARkOLD MURRAY,
Z NH 10 Hstf No. 3il Rrosd Ct. 81 Is.
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In retiring from the Dry Goods Business,
recommend Mr.. VIM. P. PERKINS with pleasure
to my friends, and solicit for him continuation of
thelr patronage. NH i6 WIN. T.. WARREN
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SAM,L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAGs, RoPEs, BAGGINe &c.o soutb Fr,nkiin y
doors West Of Old Maskst, buys snail q we'll q
large loto. n Q-Aeu,
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I UXFORDS PAI ENT SEl4f-klSlNli

II sO<AE OxbxJ - n ELY \ 0k<4<k - AAy&&S<sE
~ FLOUR.-This article for maxi ing light Rread.
Biscuit light Puddings. Of Kinds Gakes. PaneAksa
Sc, without Yeast Yesa Posedey
The result Of sctusI experinent proves that bar.
rel Of ordiasry -four absprhs 60 bs or 80 Per et Of
watsr while this -four absoxbs Do ibs Tor % per
the barrel Hence ill msst that grset savipHis
70 be realised BY its u.s. The preparation h waIs
rsnted pure, nntricsous hsslthy and infAllible Bis
cu,ts can be made and baked Ii ten miuutss. Hsny
famies In the city naias II entirely. sol1 = Az
/. JAMES LUxeOaDs
ss s Sixth e., docrs FROM eroe3l 81
= L hes en- hand good seieetion g rA.
GROCERIES nh 49,.
DATENT LuBRlCAT1N9 O1Ls ~
J. MACHINERY The subesloess nsvs sSssrisE
Fhis OH is represented hy rsll.is 3.ziss e g
hetesr luhricstof than epeTm 0ss -. ~
ssis "a ~ nssrines ileht It nay vi 80 ~ -
paps6s which 6pefa g. q w ~ sh.s M ~ ~
nsss ~ sstsEsis g prices WINSTON i rowERs,
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Nelson briggs, the counsarfaiter arrested at CHI
years.
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&. CAMPBELL.

To THE VorERs OF THE CITY.-To pre-
vent the many false ruu1ors that did not mean to
De candidate for reelection, announce that am
and will continue to be, candidate for reelection
until after the first Wednesday in April next.
NH 9-tde L. MICHAELg
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AMONG diseases, dyspeysia and liver com !,
70 have it Ia our power to point out reupedv vhioh
mas proved efsctual in many cases and which we
can saIey recommend certain and infallible cure:
IL mas been the means of rescning thousands FINN An
9nntimeiy grave We mean the HoorL LAHD's GEnnAN
bITTERs prepared by DIR. C. M Jackson At the Ger.
Agents for this city-M .ssrs. PuRcELL. LApD
NH IA d2w
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE.-

~ The undermined has taken the house corner of
:. siankhn and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messfs N. b. b G. b. Hill for the purpose of con.
aucting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
ne VIII keep constantly on hand full assor ortment OF
al kinds Of Grain, Mill ofai. Hay, Corn Meal and
Staer articles usually kept in Grsnaries and Feed
de hopes BY giving bis business strict personal At
nuon and selling on reasonable terms, TO secure
.oeIai patronage fem his friends and the public
senefsiy He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere IN the corporation. He win also attend TO
=, sELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
aof nodetste commission, and will insure for his
ounry frends the highest market price for any con
"Snasnt entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe N-ts
MILLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
a.. HEss.-lntending to clsss business In few
w ~ 9ner my entire stock of DRY GOODS and
~ MI ARTICLES at and below cost, for cash on
Ihsse In want. shanld not allow favorable an
"pP'stonty pass without supplying themselves.
IL .: would again urge those Indebted 10 me ta
M. :. ,a.. II. RosENFELD,
It's Brosd street.
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N0TICE.-We have this day sold the
balance Of our stock of Goods, and shsll discon-
tinue the Dry Goods business
The business will be settled up at our old Stand,
NO l4i Eagle Square. All persons indebted will
please call and settle their accounts.
Until farther notice is given, our firm will remain
unchanged WARREN g. Perkins,
March 10th, 1856.
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4 fIOkE.-PersOns desirous of testing this
~ popular Fuel before the close of the season.
with view to future supplies, well regular
customers, now have their orders promptly exc
cuted by leaving them at the Yard. corner Basin
Bank and 10th st. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
NH 2-d2w
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

Ausng into ons act the provs ons Of the Charter 81
tns City Of Richmond !" passsd March J0th. 1a52 an
siscdon VII be held on Wednesday. the 4th day Of
Apni Iooo, In each Wsrd OF the said city, for fve
members OF the Council and five members Of the
Soufs 20 OF Hustin4S for Mayor, supsnutendent Of
90. orks Superintendent of Streets Superin-
Wnrs o. me water Works, Register Of the Water
fssn. n'sn constable, Captain Of the Night Watch,
Of Grain. osAsei' anu Hleaseio'
The said election win be held at the United at.tes
n5otoi Ia Jenerson Ward; at Lafayette Hall in Ma.
aIsoE Waro; ana ct Lacy's Carpenter1 Shop at fhe
Ward. GUaTAVIfa 4 xWrpo nioe
rrest Of the Council Of the City Of Richmond.
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~ MORNING RE0ULATOk-An innocent, re-
freshing, exhayAting and dsicions Beverage. pro.
ducing instant relief from the effects Of jndul
genee loss OF appetite, lewHess Of spirits, dyspepsis
and all affections OF the stemaeh and bowels arising
from whatever cAuse-impsrting 10 the whole sys-
tenn >aewed strength and vikor. For sale bl ssse
- BENNETT 4 BEERS,
fe 2t--diyh - ~ Sole Aasnts
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The Subscriber will continue the Whole
sale and Retail DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the
Old stand of WARREN x PERKINS. He feels under
many obligations to the customers and friends of the
Old hrD for their patronage and many kndnesses,
and will use every exertion to make it to their in
terest 20 continue to do budness with him He will
continue to sell from the present stock at very
dnced prices until the goth of March, after which
time will be receiving entire stock of fresh
SPRING GOODS. w. r. PERKINS,
No. l4I Eagle Equare.
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WE FEEL SATISFIED, from acknowledge
ments from our most intimate acqnaintancss, that
there never has been medicine in our community
equal to BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM
BIffEHS, for the permanent cure of Dyspepsia,
Nervous Headache. Collie, Bowel Complaints and all
arrangements of the Stomach and Liver A gentle-
man from the country few days since said that IL
cured his child entirely of the third day ague and
fever of long standing after all other remedies had
these Bitters.
They be had of Messrs PURCELL, LADD
CO, and Druggists everywhere. 3, NH 20 6.
BOUNTY LAND AND PENsIoEs.-The un-
dersigned hereby announces to the public that hs
will prosecute Claims against the Federal Govern
ment to BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, on tho
most reasonable terms.
B- Office in the Law Building 5a 1fsil9s.sH
NH l5-lm* b, w. STAEKE
AMERICAN HOTEL, RIcHMOND, VA.--The
public is respectfully informed that on Monday,
March 18th. '55, the rate of Board at the AMER1.
CAN HOTEL will be reduced to 81 IS per day, in
stead of the former price of g
Meal Board $50 per month instead of &25 fefff
The subscriber begs to inform his friends that the
attention and care shall be paid the guests nf
the American has heretofore induced their patrons
age. J. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
nh 7-d2w&c4t = Esa<s4 sssst3e - esfst
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A CARD.-In answer to the inquiry of q
Citizen in the Dispatch of March l3th have an
" to say that have never said did not expect to be
se-eieotsd. or that did not design being candidate
for reelection a - -
have nov been nearly four years In the Office,
during which time have endeavored to dischsrre
the duties of Superintendent OF the City Gas Works
faithfully and ip1partiay and il in that capacity
have given satisfaction, hope 1t msy be the pleas
ure OF the citz ans to elect me again.
NH l6-td Very respectfully,
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Coon MEDIoINEs. Long -continued and

GOOD MEDICINES. Long continued and
worthless nos'rnm before the public but lsckins
merit cannot long retais ths position IL for vhila
assumed We desire mel sly to make STABLERJa
ANODfNE CHERRY E1PECTORANT knoVn 10
tne pp9s. PIG fssins coniids,t that good rnedcins
ornaments Of the medical faculty will I sslixs ifs
own popularity, and one which win be as lasting "a
me eood effects It's use is seonstanty producins fhs
6fonchitls, and other diisases of the lungs and
throat Ii has been productive of ben scia fesnits
IN great number of in different parta of tha
country; and physicians of the highest standing al
In the habit OF using that and STABLERS DJAR a
EYr See desorintiva namnbiats snh
the Agents.
~ Price for each only 80 cents, or six bottles 70
u. b, sTABLER CO, Propristors.
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Ex Senator Hannegan, 10 said to be warm id.
vocate of the Prohibitory Liquor Law of indiana
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

N RS. WOULHUUSE oilers her SER
4'I vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies OF
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper and trusts by as
siduous attention to merit heir kind patronage.
~ Mrs w. may be found at all times at her resi-.
dence on 10th street, in the rear of r. r. DuvaPs
Drug Store
N. B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceiving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandages on
hand and made to order. fe 20
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CHARLES M'GRUDER. R.W M'GRUDER.
- McGRUDEk'S Suns, Commission
os Merchants, 18th street, Richmond, Va, solicit
consignments of Corn. Wheat, Flour, Tobacco. &c.
NH IS
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BY j. A. CowARDlN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LION GELBARDT,

OEce on Broad ST. Corner i0th, Rachmoad,
FsrgSata,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
Il In Poland, (Europe.l and for the Last two Y, ara
at s65 sroome street, New York city, respectfully
offers bis professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASES!
He could present yoa testimonials, with real
names and residence, from patients cured by him in
New Gors. tmsny OF which were pronounced incu-
rsbe,l net less from many of Richmond, treated du-
rns his ebert stay in the city, But the Drs opinion
Is "Taef cses iRdisidUdl nast be has sscn jndqs he
therefore prefers to LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THsM-
SELVES!
Letters ssking sdvice. must be postpaid, and de.
scribe the disesse In full frsnkneFsl
"Giee sfrcas drk ~zfo AiEa tAat reads % PERISH
oad seiS sHio tsess fAat be f Aearg hearts p prov
Or. LEON GELBARpTs NEGOTIABLE
SYRUP" composed of Medicinal Herbs pre-
pared under his care by Mr.. s. NJ. Zschris.
md Blo.d streets, Richmond, Virginia This delight.
Il Vegetable Syrup is recommended as certain re-
Il (wheu cure seems to be impossible) of all sunh
Diseases as Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronohitis
Ahooping Cough, for the affection of the Kidneys
nd Bladder, and il 10 highly valuable for Female
diseases generally. by Chidrens Sickness Il proves
mos desirable elect, 1t 10 very pleasant to take
sf X neither uneasness nor loss of appetite
Fu2 directions are furnished on each bsttle TRY
IT. nu6 judge of the effect for yourselves. Use ac
oortkegly, and the result will be a CERTAIN CURE.
sstd wholesale and retail, and sent to any part re.
CURED, BY sppSas tif by letter post-psid) to Mr. s.
NJ. ZACHRlsSoN, Drug Ssist, corner 10th and Broad
sts, Richmond, Va.
PHce OF DR.. L. G.'s Vegetable Syrup, large bottle
one dollar; small size, hftJ cents.
DR.. L. @ Full prescription can be seen At the Drug
Store. fs l2-6nn
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NJ OTIC Eve now offer our entire
In stock at and below cost until the 23d inst when
we intend TO close at auction. tSee Larus Shines
advertisement Our assortment consists part Of
Lubn's Extracts, (genuinel fine odor; boxes Gold
Head Canes, with othcis of very superior quality
Clothes Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes, a very
peror assortment Porte Mounsies and Segar Cases.
Ivory Tablets Mouth Mirrors. &c. Call and exam
inc them. VIM r. ADCOCk L. CO.,
Under the American Hotel
Those indebted are respectfully requested to make
payment by the 1st of April, as it desrous to wind
up the business of the concern by that time.
NH Is
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICT

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICI
MOND.
OFFICE removed to the store of Chris
~ tsn Lsthrop, No. 90 Main at i'm consequence
of the resi- gnation of David Crane VIM. II. Chris
tian was unanimously elected Cashier The Office
has been removed to the store of Christian 4 La
throp, where deposites will be received, which
all interest of per cent will be paid all
naming deposite six months or longer, and five
per cent. for & shorter period.
This institution has been In existence twenty-eght
years; has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
suspended debt; hssnever lost dollar, or fail
ed TO pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
VIM H. CHRISTIAN Cashier
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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NORBORNE NORTON & CO., Deal
~ era in Imported and Domestic CIGARS, No.
l6i Main St, opposite American Hotel, Richmond,
Va, keep constantly hand large and well select
Snuff, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems, SC, &c.
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= = - WhoIesafe Uruggiats, Bnltimoye.
!, RUkCELL, LADn co, - -
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And BY DrusEists and Mersbsnfa sensraliy through.
Gus virginia. fe l9-dA NI2t
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EsTINY DEMoNsTRATED.--Ma-

J.ocust Creek March 1a, 1855, NH ls--6a+
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TRUsTEE's sALE OF VALUARLE

NH 16- d&ctds*
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Shafif.s Sale.

STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Parisl of Caddo-Ir
- District Court, No. 1903. IoHs II. HEALD VS.
Isaac RoRABAcE. By virtue OF writ of seizure
and sale to me directed BY the honorable the Dis
fiet Court ofthe Parish of Gaddo the above entitled
suit, have seized and viii proceed 10 sell public
auction at the court house door il tie town Of sTeve-
port, parisho Gaddo, on SATURDAY. the It'll day Of
april 4. D. 1855. between the hours Of II O'clock
and 4, MI the following described property,-to-
vat: tract Of Land il the parish Of Gaddo known as
the north iialf Of section four. ~ in township sixteen
[l6) OF range fourteen (i41 west and the west half
section three 10 same township and range excepting
the north east quarter Of the north quarter, being
forty and 64l0O acres OF the last mentioned land
Seized the property Of defendant Isaac Rorabaek
and to be sold 70 pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit.
Terms ofsale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment ". WATSON. Sheriff
Shreveport, February %. 1865. [nfs7 80
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Succession Sale.

Succession q Calvin Croker, deceased
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo-
~ 18th Judicial District Court BY virtue Of writ
Ct sale to me directed by the honorable the District
Court in and for the parish Of Caddo State of Louis
lana, on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of March next.
L. d. 1853, will proceed to sell, between the hours
OF H. A. NJ and 4, H. al the residence Of the late
Calvin Croker deceased in the parish of Caddo the
following property belonging said succession wit:
ali the landed estate, being eighty acres of Land,
lying in the parish aforesaid, the mees and bounds
OF which will be particularly given the day of sale.
Terms ofsae-A credit of IL months. Purchasers
to give their notes. with two good securities said
to bear interest the rate of per cent per annum
from the day OF sale, and special mortgage the pre-
misses The administrative to keep possession of the
land during this year. ICY P. CROKER,
1I,,,i.Ai
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Succession Sale,

Succession Of Nathaniel Croker, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of Caddo.--
~ 18th Judicial District Court By virtue Of writ
Court in and for the parish of Caddo, State of Louis
lana, on SATURDAY, the 10tl day Of March next
4. y. 1875, will proceed to SELL between the hours
of l. A. N. and 4, PM the residence Of the late Ma
thanel Croker, deceased, the following described
property, being all the land belonging to said sncces-
SION wit: two hundred and forty Of Land y
ing IN the parish Of Caddo, the metes and bounds Of
which will be particularly given the day Of sale
Alsc one gin-stand.
Terms fsale-A credit of IL months. Purchasers
to give their with two good securies said notes
to bear interest "a the rate Of per cent. per annun
from the day otsale, and special mortgage the pre-
misses The administrators keep possession of the
land during this year. ICY P. CROKER,
teb2l Administrators
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SHREVEPORT AUCTION sTaRE,

subscriber, having taken the corner br lex build
a. ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house, has opened a GEsEgAL AUCTION SroRE
and is now ready to receive goods Of every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
gagged in the business. he atters himseIfo rive sails
faction all WhomaE honor hin with call His reg
uar days Of sale Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
any other day, when business demands his attention.
Will give particular attention to the selling of Me-
groes, Real Estate. Horses and Succession Sales
Liberal cash advances made consgnmens of
Groceries. A. Z. HEINE. Aletioneef
Shreveport January To- 1855
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Great Bargains i'm Groceries. 81.

/ AVING purchased the entire stock in trade of
4 L Thatcher & CO., and received large supplies
from the city, my assortment OF Family Groceries, fine
Old brandies, rum, GIN whiskey, wnes cordals pre-
serves, pickles. kechupa, mustard pepper Spices tea
Coffee sugar, SALT soap, Candles oils cigars, chewing
and smoking tobacco, brandy fruits fancy groceries,
bar stores, etc. is the largest and most complete in
Shreveport, and will be sold as cheap, if not cheaper
than they can be purchased any other store in town
Ash must dispose of this stock before tine river rises to
make for my spring goods extraordinary induce
ments is offered to buyers.
have also on hand good assortment of dry goods
domestics, clothing hats caps, boots Shoes brogans
cutlery hardware. glassware crockery, etc. which will
be sold unusually low Call in and examine the goods
and prices before you purchase elsewhere
dec27 NJ BAER rrayas etreet
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Shreveport 81 Alexandria Packet.

. ff9HN7' p HE entIFeVneW and very light draught
aiis#Tt M steam boat LONE STAR, |. S.
ssssg= Smith, master, will during the low wa
ter season run as regular packet between Shreve-
port rad the falls, where she will connect with the NJ
Orleans packets. The Lone Star is entirely new, very
stauach, Of light draaght, and having been built ex-
pressly toF the trade is particularly adapted it. Her
officers will pay particular attention to all business
entrusted to them and make Of every exertion to
give satisfaction. For freight passage, having fine
accommodations, apply on board
a. So soon as the water will permit the Lone Star
will take herp!ace as regular packet in the Upper
Red Rive trade. MARI
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Shreveport St Alexandria Packet.

HE new, substantial, very light draueht
@ liz steamboat VEEaEtEE CLIFFS.
sz4asEaas4 JoHN GRAHAM, master, will leave on her
flrsttp fol- Alexandra This Afternoea "wednesday
at 5o'cock, and continue in the trade as d weekly
packet during the low water.
The White Cliffs built by captain Graham for
the express accommodation Of his old friends and pat
rons, and will the first of water take her place
as Angular Upper Red River packet She is in every
respect equal to any boat in the trade, and he pledges
himself that every exeron will be nladeto give salts
faction. MARI
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coazigrees ofMercllanaise Der steamnoata

= 3 - pei Seeain6oats
ents5 g Towers; VT. Towers; " Il. Iipman
y " Meaeina; D. MeGininis; P.zoDowd 81: IL
Hoops; IA Reynolds; G. W. Ewell; G. william
SOM y d c. A. Wright; T. r. Etheridge: 4. Mar
s shIlls; y =. 66oykin sH Whitney: D. Bell; o. M
W " llson; IL g. Bostwick: Ppkin eco B. GiImer,
J, y 4 smith; Bnrift R. a. Mott: w IL. Fairly: b.
.,oies; s. Pace; f T. sehtuler p & Co: g 81 vii
llatns; ,5a sfnoote; Davidson 4 co; S. Pueket:
adger; N:Jennlngs n. A. Pace; D. H Davis: D. ID.
ooet II. = Buckingrce; D. Clark; David
!. az ! AZ HoaeeH g. Co.'s-R. W. Yarborough; VIII
TITS; g Egbert; 3 4 Martin 1 co.. j. R. Hall; e e.
gregg % cp; u d. Il. W Racquet, Linwood; G i H.W
+ Rag z, n1sn1e;oggdoehes; T. Malloy
= At " EICarter's-H & r. H Key: e. q. Greeg 4
60; doct Nptt; G 6. G. d. CO.; b. Cafay: VIM. Mckee
H. d r. I'LL K. and order
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Shreveport g. Alexandria Packet,

{F@n@sa D. The new. substantial, very light draugt
$ssE#zEfEtfsskSss steamboat RUNAWAY CROOKS,
master. thayingo been thoroughly over
hauled, repaired and renovatedD will resume her trips
on or about the lst September, regular weekly
packet between Shreveport and Alexandria, at which
place she will connect with the New Orleans steamers
thns attordng passengers and shippers through He7
to the city without detention at the falls.
The Runaway was built expressly for the trade her
boilers machinery, furniture and every thing else are
entirely new, and in point of safety speed and accom-
mediation she Is unsurpassed by any other boat above
the falls Particular attention will times be paid to
plantation and ell way business. Thankful for the lib
erai patronage they have heretofore received her off,
solicit the favors of their old friends promising 10
do every thing in their power to merit it, iulv &C