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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Builoins AlateriaIs.

ENCAUSTIC TILEs-FOr Vestibuies, Halls
II aeaIbs Dhlin rroom., Consefvsores &c. GARSkIRk
CaIMNEY-TOPs, DRAIN-PiPES, &c. For sale by
MILLeR6 COATES, No z7g Pearl at N. z.
EAKY ROOFS-L EAKY ROOFS.
IL OsBORNs ROOFING CEMENT
ebesp best and BY far the most du able ROOFiNG
II tn wsterv-a,her ard age inPr9ve ii
Il r,,rsts the most heat LEAkY TIN a0JfS CE
MENIED and made equal to new. A. l.. OSBORN,
Mason ard Builder No. lT Canal 81.
DOOFS, ROOFS KOOFS.-The cheapest and
III ARTICLES covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPER,
which constantly band and wa se in large and
mail qusn titi,s 20 suit purchasers
JAS. T DEBklCksON Co, No 80 Beekm,n.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
60 Ubom it man Concern.

A RETIRFD PHYSICIAN. whose sands of life
"A nearly ou dlsco ered while living " te gssi
lIdSes certain CURE foi CONSU NPTION BR1NC HITS
COUGHS, COLDS and GENERAL DEBILITY Wlsnins
% do much possible, he will sns TO such OF bus al
ad khow beings it, this recipe with full directions
fI nskh saceesuy usns it He requires eacn ap
plcsLtte close him sb thro- cents 70 be returned
postage tho and the remainder to be applied to the
Rayment Of this advertisement. ADDRESS
Dr.. II. JAMES, Jersey City, N. J.
ID X. DEYOs PROMPT and RELIABLE
Il ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No 7Appletor's 6uidins, No. SB Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

AND WARRANTS WANTED
- fAYLoa BROrHfRs, Bankers,
No. ~ Wa st. New York
We VIII supply orders promptly Warrants ways hand
I AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
IL prices and claims Bounty Lard Pensions prompt
u stepdsd 20. By GEO MOOeMAN No @ Within 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
COITAGE at FLUsHING for SALE.-A

Gohic Cottage O the elevated pars OF
Abe Tbisee of Fasug Lons Island with LARGE sard Il.
fsebed the space Of eight pine lo gr0und TIE
Houe Substantially built, and hlec In with BRICK has
fine oeIlss kitchen ke snd exeespt wster fnshe1
in Superior The 70 hOely laid
er house and oOotsi vAuabe shrubs
them eveTGcen ard some very chotee
of AsDofs Immediate poscssiou be bal
M lalasonely furnished and may be purchased with
without funitnrs les than real @'u--the o~ner
be the pnbrc srvice and unabe to reside anywhere PER
n snepty. APFiy TO ,... 49, .n,
1855 A. J. bLEEChbh u Soi NO. otoeiN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Dounip fano Uarrants

DOINTY LAED-wARRANT OFFICE, No. 60
ID Wsls New-Yotk.-Tbe highest market price paid for
LAND WARRANTS and al warrants sold b. US guar
ed and forwarded BY mail otherwise receipt Of remit
Land Warrant. procured for solers and O entitled to
Bounty Lands, application TO -
I c. COLEMAN Co. No 63 WaIcst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
A n 0
WILLIAM MI Frs

MODERN IMPROVED FIANO-FORTEs,
With without toe 10 inn.
MsnractOfy and WsIeIoons los 55 and ljs East 2stH
bstwe-I I'd and Sdavs
The sc'urer being enabled TO IN his own
ran the modern proved ri ANO which, III ugh Of
(or to terms Of consct has heretofr.
kpowB become becsuse Of their meTit. justly celebrated
other tile would thA attention OF purchasers TO
Their eram alton A. his Wareoorns above. Also would
CAUTION Tar III 8LIC
egsiD,t buying Pianos bearing the Of well known
esoI IN ,repth OF testimonials obtained solely the
merit. OF th. ILIIAM MILLER PIANO they will hsIe
shsr hear other than his For po~. nchaess
and traIe Of es cify Of touch besuty sud
quality rendsr, the FsnO d@sr-be in
they kuown to rank among the hrst aud mo
uasts c he day. Zach ut warranted TO
sys entire sai.fseon the puicbsse daney refunded
Tn. trade supplie3 O the lib,'sl terms
arae f.coust given schools ard clergyman
Circulars and schedule OF prices orsadod 10 address post
paid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
NEW foRK, Jane %, 1856
AT an ELECTION held June II, 1856, the fol.
"A lowing gentlemen elected Directors Of
for the ensuing JeaT:
Rl.hard vshek, 6avlord Hub7sI William M. Wilson,
D. Jackson Steward, James Brouwer, Abraham Legsst
rreemaI Campbell, JothAm c. Meeksr, Lymsn Chspin,
Samuel RrossN, Solomon Banta, John w. Lewis
Edward L. Lynch, Geoyte Warner, Thomss Williams
Peter r. Christie, William Mor, Edward p. Clark
james 5. Lewis Edward Nelson, Mortimer Brown
Cornelius St-pAebs Matthias ClsIk Phlip J. BoDesesl,
Simon Shihdler Christopher HSJer, Aft-d Bar more,
~m Wsshburr, John Moheypenny, Chare, H. Mcintyre,
Joha P. Yeverton, George D. Cragin David Z. BsLsr
Giceon De Angels, Mathiss Bloodgood
meeting OF the Board RICHARD EARICK,
esq. ~ unanimously elected President
". Y. UNDERHILL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
ReaI Gstate for Sale.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE for SALE in BROOK
IA LYE-c 'Ltainos eisht Rooms ne0sed PsfzA SAP eel
oil tbe house have wu hed
years since expressly foT occupaa THIS very
esIsbs chat CO Nt ' tsoy commencing housekee pins
be fur-ttufe which is neatly will be sod with the
hou.e Lesh tire and but short distance from the City
iah Possession can Be bad nomen. Address
J. u HARLEY, No. IS Johnst Nes.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

In OTs on Pacific st. 100 feet from New York Stuq.
too d,sirebe trd M frstc improvements Part Of
,,cpey m., remain on mortgage. Appl, %
e'''' QEO. .. W. MABEE, No. 50 Beaver-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAxEs,
No. 81 Cbsnberr-st.. tues Court Housel.
HEw-YoRR, Juns 20, SS
vJSO AVOID the risks that must inevitably Occur
II Tax Payers whs of latest
yment Of theI have determined TO adopt the fol
howIs rue hch will DO tisdly adhered during term
Office shsi sffei O'clock N Ever
officer in this DEPARTMENT. STRICTLY PROHIBITED from
ceitne BNvELoPst contapng payment
OF Taxes By order. HENRY HOWARD. Receiver.
ITO LECTURE ASSOCIATIONS and LY-
Il eFUM5-T ectu'e Comuittees desiring services for
and Courses OF Leetures ,efors
Iyceen will ple a2p ttion eatly cay AS
Gess OSM0NO TIFFANY, Spdng6ed Mass
vINO HOUSEKEEPERS and LAUNDRiES.-
II Use BYRON'5 rARls BLUEkG FLOID, on,y the
economical article husLs cIohes but the only
tbaf s fe from eJety soube and iasures 2sIect
white without the neyih greeni.n tint aer
ing the Liquid ILdigo. TIyit For sale oy all Groc-rs
WV II. PATTON Co., No Dey.st.
" j. PALMERE ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vs-No canvassers employed Advertiser
apply at The Agency ~hsu requested will be waited
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
prn GOODS.

DLANKFTS-2OO cases rbbOn-bound Family
ID BLANKET fo ersil- sire % 4 and d Fanoas qu-i
Tee Together viii SesIU DG I'd HorSo slAkees IRON las
RocLaaie a. 90 e Mills VIII b. sold ow:
NssMITa Co, Asstts. No I'll SroSdway
= A L L o r 8 &
IL HATS cars STRAW GOODS, BoSEEr5, &c.
Nc. 100 OaAsssRs-sr
Eev You.
GEO w. yBHtA IL EAD,
M.nufs :turer. arc Whole.ss Dealers,
FACTORY Nos SAG sec ard Sz s;oadSsy, Albany n H.
pfepaed EXHIBIT tom su psrs Of me
Union s'tr-lve elegant AID compete 1softmsht Ot
FALL WINTER GOODS. sd>p-cd 70 the wants o. everJ
Of the country WHICH mar be toud mAay en
t.rey and orig1-s stAes OF their own design
PARTICULAR attention Is requested to theS mOLhShlN
HATS.
LINE BLANKETS.-Fresh invoices OF the best
III ou.litiAs for al. by EESMTTH Co.,
= No II Broadway.
ZINE BROWN GOODS.-500 bales Rocking
u ban, Hone and other mateD tor sale By
NEsMITH Co.. No. II Broadway.
MANTE EAUX De VOYAGE L;
Ul OR,
TRAvELING CLOAK.
GEORGE L. HEARN.
No as Broadway.
WHTTEROCR MANUFACTURING Co.'s
w BLEACHRD GOODS, for sac By
NESMlTH Co., Sole AEenti
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

DAvEN, BACON n Co., successors to BACON
III a RAVEN, PtANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
Wueoom No. 1876 Grzu6 st. Broad~ay, where full
stu Of II SrKt ENTs may be found eIe1yey OF
ovp n pufacture. Warranted iD every respect
= NEW PIANO q. FORTES, 7-octaye, and 9
> MELODEoNs for SALE or to LET vs'y ebs4P A.o,
other fihno Eoues prices -5j $50 f75 $50, 10,
$50; or 10 RENT al -, s3 ~ ,dd 46 nth
NJ DUMSDAY, No. 22j g snd-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Alarbinerp, &e.


CTFAM ENGINES for SALE One portable
- HObIZONTAL HOIsTIN3 ENGINE, oouIec'ed TO
Boiler with Nindlass and eve~vthirg hJs1g
BuidE Materials, Coa other artc viii 10 the work Of
men several otters 10 l5 aud ~ horse
ete with Rce with several other sizes Inquire
et J. BUhNsS Epst eers and ContIicors Ofiee, No 1872
Brosdve ey New York
TO PRINTERS For Sale, good lsrge-slzed
] iNGTON PRESS. Also, Hoe Gard add C!rci
lar Press Wspt-c 70 porcbase. Proof Press.
WANDER fONRN IRISH, Paterson, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Professional Notices.
TFFICACIOUs CURE for CORNS, BUNIONs,

nR. A. DOOLTTTLE will REMOVE his OF
~ FICE the i. Of August No IS sth az. near Hs ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

W ofbcCt wu b. rsopsned n TUESDAY, sert y
= o<lss sh,SiA' --sien&s Mo- srd ~ 'u-
scsps> etst OF Mr.. n sTASf ODDS bookstore, no
to7 Bry-owaY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

THE MISSES ANTISELL's SCHO )L will re-
open Au.ust4 The location 1. hsslhy, number OF puPts
veIy la ed aDd uoderse For Crcu!a se aPPJ s:
thu Seminary PoIt Richmond, Staten lsiaLd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
M ADAME hERGIRR rrspectfaIly iniorm. her

A'' Ui.Des =. TIE pJo b N g'Dc'a tha' her oOA0DN'
~ IAl SCHOOL for yoang LsIes will be reSoe ed c,
kDNEsDAN, S.pb n0er A. CucGsrs Can Be OF iAEel a.
her res5tLoe. No. lS2 hseson
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Ubuntss for Business iflsn.
DTooKIYN WATER WORKS TO c,
OoTTO MILL FORsA q

OTo ec.s E.ts.e the Nh knoSn a. ,aea.s
snsrstsop and doing large trade The Buudinss ma ""
skioer, s IN rooa odet For further infornsoo e.
r. J. BERTtNE, AdHax No Sf5 erosa"'S' ~ ''N'' "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

FROM TILE Rio GRANDE.-The steamship Nautilus,
Capt. Thompson, from Brazos Santiago Sd inst, ar
rived yesterday.
We have received the Brownsville Flag Of the 18th
and 25d of February, from which we extract the fol-
lowing paragraphs
Capt. Charles L. Wooster captain of Company NJ,
4h Artillery died at II 20 A. NJ, lith Feb, 1856
after all illness Of several months He served with
distinction in Florida and the war with Mexico His
remains were inferred on Friday, the 18th inst,
with military honors.
In this city, on the night of the Goth inst, Don
Antonio Avares, was killed by Geo Whsle, who has
for some time been acting as City Marshal. We I'M
derstand the matter was Investigated by Justice Mel
son, and Whsle was discharged. 1t was alleged on
the part of the accused that he was attempting to
resisted. Ii
The steamer RanChero arrived on last Wednesday
from up river having board $4,000 in SPECIE sew
ea bars Of silver 366 pigs of lead $50 beef hides etc
With the exception of the following, which we clip
from yesterdays Evening Picayune We have nothing
of interest from Northern Mexico:
The Boletin Official, of the 7th ult., publishes a
letter from Vidaurri to President Comonfort in which
he expresses his readiness to commence a campaign
against the parsans of absolution, who are now dis
tracing the country. He asks Comonfort to send him
100000, to enable him to send four thousand men, al
citizens who have signifed their willingness to march
against the reyolutionists The sum mentioned il
necessary to procure trains, munitions, etc.
The same paper, of the 18th, is filled with commu
ncations from the authorities of the different town
and villages of the frontier complaining of the exces
ses committed by numerous bands Of Lipan and Ca
| manche Indians, who have committed numerous muI
ders robberes ETC., and appear to be devastating tn
whole country on both sides Of the line.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

THE ENLISTMENT QUESTION. - The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun writes, under
date of the 9th ult.:
The documents relative to the enlistment case in
Gliding Mr.. Marcy's dispatch of the 9TH Januasy,
which were called for by the Senate, were to have
been sent in to-day, but have not yet been cOnlmun
Gated. These documents will show that our govern
ment has very good reason to complain OF the con-
duct of the British government in the violation,
through its agents, of neutrality laws, and that
apology for the has ever been rendered and that
Mr.. Marcy has never expressed his satisfaction with
any explanation which has been hitherto made the
subject They will also show that in the dispatch Of
the 25th ult, Mr.. Marcy demanded, as a mode of
dress, the recall of the agents, diplomatic and
lar who were concerned i'll the violation Of laws
1t does not follow, however, that no other mode of
redress will be satisfactory to this government, and
have reason to believe, that before long, the
British government will make the an,eRde honorable
to the United States and thus that source of
difficulty without suspension of diplomatic inter
course. I hazard nothing in saying that the British
government will not recall Mr.. Crampton and that
this government will not send him away; and that if
Mr.. Buchanan does not settle this matter before Mr..
Dallas arrival it is intended that Mr. Dallas shall
do it. t-
The instructions of Mr. Dallas are believed to be of
the most pacific character and well calculated to eff
feet pacific adjustment OF all matters i'll dispute be
tween the two governments, unless, indeed Lord Pal
merston should be obstinate and as hostile as he
has been generally believed to be in regard to Ameri
can affairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

The CHOLERA AT ST.. JOINS, PoRTo RIco.-By
letter dated January 26th 1856, from correspondent
residing at St. Johns Porto Rico, we learn that ne
appeared in several villages between ST. Johns and
Irecibo, over which it seemed to have passed; and
that it has extended to HatiIor village, west OF
Arecibo. The official returns, as published by the
government at the date above mentioned exhibited
Total of Is cases and 1918 deaths, of which 4a0
cases and S97 deaths occurred in the city Of ST. Johns
However there is said to be an abatement IN the
usual health will be established in a few days.
N0|'''> Washington Union
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
State Legislature.

BATON ROUGE, March 3-Senate.-The bill from
the House, declaring dogs of both sexes, persona
property, was taken up
Mr. Ryan said he had not understood that dog:
unconsidered ''real estate'' and if they were
not, why then, of course, they personal prop
elty."
Mr.. Ducros was of opinion that, according to oul
laws dogs were not property at all. He detied any
attorney to find law of this State which recognizes
dogs as property.
Mr. Burlington suggested, as there was difference
OF opinion amongst legal gentlemen that the bill be
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
1t was passed on its first reading, and referred &C
cordngly. ~
Soon afterwards the Senate adjourned.
House.-ALr. Thompson presented memorial from
his constituents praying that some law be framed in
order that the Sabbath may be kept holy. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Estln introduced resolution that the sum of
one thousand dollars be granted to the Battalion of
Native Americans of the city of New Orleans.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle, Chairman of Swamp Lands made
report accompanied by bill providing for the ap
preparation of $4,000 for payment Of works already
constructed in Third Swamp Land District.
Mr. Brice introduced bill to create an additional
District Court in the city of New Orleans also bill
to create an additional District Attorney for the city,
both OF which were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. CAN'T presented report from the N. 0. Acad-
emy of Sciences relating to geological survey Of the
State 500 copies were ordered to be printed in Eng
lish and $50 in French
ment in the Penitentiary, which, after some discus
sion, was referred on motion Of Mr.. Downs, to the
Committee on the Penitentiary.
Mr. Walker called up bill affiXing a penalty to
any one tampering with steamboat hands, inducing
them to strike for higher wages and for numerous
other purposes.
Mr.. Senmes introduced bill relative to the hypo-
tecaton of ships, steamboats, and other vessels be-
longing to the port of New Orleans. 1t was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Dir. Duperer called up the bill requiring that no
one shall have the right to practice the medical pro-
fesson or as Apothecary, except the graduates of the
University OF Louisiana and those who have license
from a Board of Medical Examiners in New Orleans.
After considerable discussion the bill was laid on
the table, together with half a dozen amendments,
which had, in the meantime, been tackled on.
Mr. Beecher called up bill in regard to Justices OF
the Peace in the Parish of Orleans. Passed third
reading.
Mr.. Matthews called up bill to amend an act in
relation to Sherfs sales which was discussed at some
length by Messrs. Matthews, Hamilton, Hawkins,
Beecler and Semmes, after which the House ad-
iOurncd,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
.Wep Orlealrs 9ailp Grestert.
RIVER INIELIIGENCE.

RIVERS RIsISG-The Vicksburg Wing ofsthe 1st
inst. says that the Mississippi river is rising here
(Vicksburg) very rapidly We understand the pres
ent comes principally from the Arkansas, White,
St. Francis. Cumberland and Tennessee rivers. If
the Ohio and Mississippi come out on the present
Tise-of which there is affair prospect look outfor
the levees." ID ,,sse. gs #ssxf 53ss
That's justwhat Wesaid some days since. & Look
out for the levees" and see that they are looked after
speedily and effectually. By vigorous action much
damage may be prevented. " n:
+ BREAKING UP OF THE Ice AT ST. LoUIs.-Haroc
anong the &eamboats--The ice in the river at St.
Louis commenced moving On the 2eth ut in the
afternoon, and during that night much damage was
done to the water craft in that vicinity The papers
Of the next day came out with very startling reports
of the extent of the loss-he reporters having, ap
parentiy, drawn literally upon their imaginations
The following from the Tnteligencer of the 2sth,
may be relied on as a correct statement of the ca
EamitY: = 1-... :. - g-s Z
There are numbers ofour citizens, as well as others
at distance from st. Louis, who have formed erro-
age doneto the steamboats, during the late terrible
catastrophe, and in order to mpart correct nforna
tion to our readers we have made out statement of
the facts, which may be relied upon correct. The
excitement incident to occurrences of the kind hav-
ing passed away, We now enabled to give reliable
Information as to the actual losses and damages.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

We learn, says the Natchez Courier of Tuesday,
that of the attaches of the Crescent City Circus
Killed man near Gallatin few days since. Most of
the company had been arrested in order to ascertain
who committed the murder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
STEAMBOAT DEP PkAARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

~ ',>,f sHF;R4E EE:s s: ss4Gf5
~; a - ayou, Graa Eeofs, inferno
M Fss ss
apply a1i on board or to v,yrs {, ~ ~
pg~rla steamer ST. Charles wipay Bill contracted
's ' " order from 81 is"P
Fl Fo pf!D3F 4 E:t Ct se'ssf saIFuAsD
s ts1 es2 A9sHy ssa a fssHa 5s
s 1Ig ps9 M M dsg ss@g a ss F. e.
freight Or passage apply on board o. Or to ,r,r :,
w on Fo Fd1EfaAE S Il vi rD
mye pasSe rIs.e19s F. F. ns fa S w. r. Wnsi
99I YIN save a1eyf or Grind m Eeo5s
Rsd @ For & aRs s ] on
board, or to -
Te Kn,a viii ale freight for = nlten White Gins and e
ene A P VIE % pEss s res ON Lone
Star.
W Leave To EtyEHgAx gfEvEposr, q E 4 sf!os
sss sssas AZ + + ,aGas " @ as
win eaveas above. For freight or passage apply on
S 7he xn will take ssh' II s91 for e SsS sSsf S
q" q he M Jsss A6 . s etsse of ss
privilege Of reshpping on the Lone Star
v' on vE9HEseAE F6f GAsn M nj EcoKH ss'fs II
esfs and Iks The ass7 Ssu ~ s
''sSs %s For seiS
r. . t,oR ,S:yi; E;KR stis R!s9s!fs; 9BfsrnsEAu AND
s$ ss %asS Fx saa W hso9s tsSs
aexanri Goon's all Intermediate landings. Forfreight
Or R Rs'''Es apply '''i' IE%iS sNArr CO 81 Front
I UACHITA RIVER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH z, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Willleave on TUESDAY. 1l,h inst. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
f71Gs ~ sEoR ST. LOUIs.-TUE FIEE
regIlaf passenger steamer s. f. j. Trabue.
J. u White master, will leave for the above and
bonrd, to -
JOHN T. HYDE & Co. &C Poydras street
plan OF hercai mean be and secured on
applicaion to the nghnts. MI .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

T. X. Aubrey, N. L. Mibum, Luela, Gessamer,
Badger State, j. s. Prngle, Ben Bolt; Polar Star,
Forest Rose, Paul Jones, A. B. Chambers Challenge,
Laclede, Die Vernon, Jeane Deans, Louisville. VIM.
Baird, Minnesota sWesterner, A. C. Goddin. There
may have been other boats at the landing that were
injured, but there were, thernnres were so slight
that it was not considered worthspeaking about.
1naddtion to the sunken boats, we have yet oadd
the Sonora, but as she sunk up the Missouri river, we
did not include her in list of disasters at the St.
Louis wharf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07

TEN MES SEE RIVER.

VIII leave on FRIDAY, 7tll March. clock P. NJ
. RE. FOR TENNESSEE 131VER.-
e1AiEtEESa Tie and ghtd.aueht steamer Midas,
assau Stanley Brown, master, will leave above for
Easort Florence and Tuscumaa For freight passage,
ply on board,
80 LEWIS sSNAPP Il Co, 81 Front street.
5 Teidas will remain permanently i'll the trade during
sea lS0n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
BOATS SUNK.


BADLY DAMAGED. - ",
NewsSt. Paul will break in two in all probability.
She was badly brokenlast night, Submarine No s,
Alice, Wiggins' Ferry, Clara, Australia, Brunette
Falls City,, Altoona, Niagara, Lamartine, Jenny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
Will leave WEDNESDAY. 18th inst AT o'clock T. NJ.
REEVJJ,AR HTE1yE9yFIS SATJTRDAI
YAZO 0 RIV E r.

Will leave on SATURDAY. 9th inst at S o'clock p NJ
IT, FOR MOUTH COLD WATER,
Tilatoba, Lcfore Greenwood Sido, Tcluls,
sssS@aa@ Yazoo City and all Intermediate andings-The
and splendid light drausht steamer YaZOo Belle, G.
freight for Grenada with the privilege Of resppng keels
For freight passage, apply On board, to
, MI LEW Is SNAPP L co. 81 Front st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-07
WEIR. MISSISSIPPI

viii leave on SATURDAY: S,lt iast Mt O'Clock p. NJ.
, FYGsI r. NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856
For Memphis.7-The regular alternate Saturday
packet BcIfasf.-rhe new light draugh and
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST, Geo W. Taylor MASTER
will lenTe on her next trip above for Memphis Helena Delta
FraT Point Napoeon Gaines and Gorton's Landings Comm
ba Greenvc Lake Washington, Lake Providence, Vicksirg
and al the Bends For freight passage having fine
modation4, apply on board, or 10
55$& LEWIS sNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street.
Klc Belfast viii remain n the trade the entire season, and
pGrelar attention given to all way and plantation business
EThc Belfast will take passengers and feshttor ST. Louis
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville conncctinga Memphis with
packets for those places In3 -
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER,

Will leave on SATURDAY. stli inst, ats o'clock p NJ
yg f7Tssa n FOR ARKANSAS RIVER F
lK5k ~ fine fast running passenger steamer Cora No.
.kss-aA e D. Il. IosLy fmaater will leave above for
Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Noisto,n Dardanele Lewis
burg Little Rock Pine Bluffs and nil n;ernedate landings.
For freight passage. apply on board, Or 10 =
n5 LEWIS SNAFf Il co. 81 Front street
E Tie CoraEo. isnow yng freight the foot Of
Cusomhose Shippers and Merchants may rely her.
as she is positively going into the aloye trade.
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REG ULAR PACK 7 S.

Hnga REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
saEfEs5 NIagno1ia-For Ashton, Pilehegs Point Skip
sE2z5a willis Landing, Lake Providence, Vicksburg
Nacez and ali Intermediate aniings-rhc elegant and swift
Clair Tomason will leave for the above every TUESDAY,
O'Clock P N.
For freight or passage apply on board,
no2S r. b. SM lTiI u New Ieyee street.