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Ruauian Stor1ng.

a traveller in Russia says that the storms Of
that country are divided into three classes:
The first and mildest kind is called the MiatseI;
the second, more severe, the Ssnjots; and the
third, which is absolutely terrific, the Winga
In a conversation between himself and priest,
the latter is thus described: ~
ssWhat, then,' cried I, ssis the Wings.''
"a prelude to the last day. answered the
priest fortunately, unmistakab1e indications
announce its coming for some days before hand.
Then nobody sets out upon O Journey, not even
to the next village, though it be but q verst or
two off. Precautions are taken for the safety
Of the house, by protecting it, on the north side
with heavy stones, and by propping it up, aa
well as barns and stables, on the south side.
The taunon-troops Of wild horses --scamper in
all haste to the nearest forest; droVes Of cattle
and aocks OF sheep seek shelter wherever it is
to be found. Whatever the storm overtakes on
the open plain, man or beast, caravans drawn
by oxen, or caravans drawn by horses, is lost
without q chance Of rescue. Y g4zsssas*gs
An icy shower Of snow is the forerunner Of
the terrible blast; it falls so thick and drives so
horizontally through the air that to Withstand
it is impossible, while it svails little to suffer
ones self to be driven before it. For if one es-
eapes for . while this prelude to the hurricane,
he is infallibly oyertaken by the formidable
blasts and circling WhirlWinds which succeed it,
and which gather up from the earth, like ehaf
from the threahlng hoor, the OBJECTS exposed 80
their violence, and hurl them to and fro in the
air. -,..-5*, ..I = 5s.!.sss45i.s Is 44
And yet the range Of the unfettered element
is not here st its height; for when the storm
seems to have exhausted its fury in the manner
I have described--often raging thus for a period
of several days--th then first begins the real tenn
pest, blast which nothing can resist. 1t up-
roots whole forests, tosses the loftiest fir trees
into the air like blades of straw, and often con-
veys them high above the earth, whole yersts
away. It levels stables and barns, unroofs
houses and throws down church towers, SO that.
the district it has visited looks, after its de-
structive passage and for distances of several
days journey, like land rayaged by fire and
sword. On all sides are seen herds Of dead cat
tie, and villages overthrown. In exposed situa-
tions, this wind has been known to tear up
isolated stables, to transport through the air
their fragments and the cattle they contained,
and far, far from the spot, to =hurl these down
shattered upon fields and roofs. With varying
fury the monster RACES fer some days, leaving
behind him, on his departure, death, destruc-
tion and lamentations. Happily he comes but:
seldom; his visits are not for every generation
but when he does come, all that his icy breath
touches is devoted to annihilation. i. ,ss6-
"That is the Russian Wingap' s s=-
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DAILY" CRESCENT.
z HELYN HOPE.

This fine poem 10 from the new edition Of Robert
srownings POEMS just published BY Ticknor St Fields
Beautiful Evelyn Hope 10 dead Ess#s Ia. ss4.a
Bit and watch by her side an hour,
That Is her book shelf, this her bed; t45tt
She plucked that piece of geranium flower, ssasg
Beginning to die too, in the giass
Little has yet been changed, 7 think WE ~Yas s2i
The shutters are shut, no light may pass u ,4s
Save two long rays thro' the hinges chink, zFS
Sixteen years old when ahe died. !.
Perhaps ahe had scarcely heard my nauae-4 s4S
Ii was not her time to love; beside aaYsGs Il "a a
: Aes hfe had many hope and aim,
OuSes enough and little cares. E5 aat$ sss wv
md ana noW vas quiet, now astir. 70 ss,.s5 % s5
y 'Til Gods hand beckonad unawarea
r. Ana she sWsst white brow is all Of her.
Is II too late, them Evelyn Hone ?
- what! yonr soul was pure and ty,a :. e=z 5f gf
z The good stars met in your horosenns
r Made you Of spirit, fire and deTG-
Y And Just becsuse I IHas thrice a. nId 81 @ ,s-%
Zach noashs es each ehhsiSsvsgsa a e
We were felow-mortals ncughs beasda! Il, 'se.
No, indeed for God anoyes 5ta3s$ ~
\ Is great to grant, as mighty to make 4 3@
And esestest the love to reward the love
clsim you still for my own loves sake. 5 45$ NJ
Delayed, 1t may be, for more lives yet !gs a. h.
Through worlds shall traverse, not few
Much is to learn, and much toforgat 238 5fs85a
Ere the time be come for taking ven Is
Bat the time will come--at last it Will ss5ais sE3
- When, Evelyn Hope. what meant ef1alI aay
In the lower earth. in the years long STILL Y
That body and soul 20 pure and say? ,.f5ss
WY your hair was amber, shall dsvine,
ana your mouth OF your own geranium's ged-
and That you would do With me- in hne Ess -.sts<
In the new life cone in the old years stesd.
have lived, shall say, 50 much since then,
@EGiven up u1ysef 30 many times $780, 2
Gained me the gains Of various men, ais };i5J. q
kansacked the ages, spoiled the crimes:
sYet one thing, one, in my souls scope, > !
Either missed er itself missed n1e-t=.ssf
And I want and find you, Evelyn Hope!
4 a What is tke issue, let rs ses !! - 81 E1&a
i loved you, Evelyn, all the while; ~ ~
My heart seemed full as it could hold 54s&
There was place and to spare for the frank young smile
And the red young mouth and che hairs Young gold
So, hush-I will give you this leaf to keep @ s67
See, shut it inside the sweet cold hand. s &&J
There, that 10 our secret go to sleep &z|
f You vii, wake, and remember, and understand 3g
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GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION. The New York Eve.
ming Post says that probably no single line in,
The language 50 perfectly conveys the idea ofs
height, as that italicised in the following from
Tennyson's "Eagle:"
He clasps the crag with hooked hands,
Close to enc sun in lonely lands, s''t " Y @S9$
ii hinged With the azure world hsatands, sg5sa
The lrfinkled seq beneath him cra,cls
He watches from his mountain wills =, -s3f I;
. And like thpnder=bot he falls @: ri 4j.;EsE;;3
The line has at least the merit Of being. Quaint
and suggestive. IF the Post man will look into,
King Lear he may fnd picture qfs 6eigh htSand
depth, which has hardly its parable ID any
language. Our opinion;is entitled toaome CON
sideration, for we've been up Witkia balloon !: }
How fearfnl - ,ssy uF1s4Ts n :.
i and dizzy tits to cast one's eyes 90 low #
The cToHs and choaghs, that wing The midway air
sheW scarce 50 gross as beetles !; half Hay down F
+ Hangs one that gathers sshphre dreadful trade!
Methinks he seems NO bigger than his headS S3 Y y
8 The fishermen, that walk upon the beach. H. s3 4
Appear like mice; and yon taf anehorinR bark t
Diminished to her cork-her cork buoy Va .54 H@5
Almost too email for sight the murmlriue surge !,
That the upnumbered itle pebbles chafes r SR A44t
Cannot be heard so highe I'rlook no mere, sE ss}
: Lest my brain turn, and ths deficient sight 9
Topple down heaaiong. Nv ZF& aE sh s&aa.A.
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Gun barrels, it is said, hSye lately been found
on the field Of Hubbardton battle, in Vermont,
some Of which, after being buried more than
seventy FIVE years, contain cartridges that ex-s
ploded with considerable violence when the bas-.s
rel was heated in the fire.
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3 AUTHENTIC ANEcDoTE The sELf.gH sssED..es
Iime--Early settlement Of West Tennessee
Seene---A wayside inn, near Huntington, Car
roll county. DraMafis PeysonaeL-Tbe 1and-
tary horsemen. ss.sF sea a5t''ss5f4I 5sSsaS
Traveller ridesup to the gatess ssIa Ind asks IL ne
cantget breakfast Landloras yhot had been
frequently imposed on BY traEelers with ahin-9
plasters, and travellers with mo- money, at all,
replies that be can, if he has ths money to pay
Bfor ii, and il that money be good 1nensy Ira
Weller rejoins, thatshe has the gmbnsyAhas, Id
fact, all kinds Of money y-and exhi bitssome eur
rent shinplasters, which the landlord shootad aE
then, come unknown bank notes. which the
landlord had g rather not take; hnatIy fRaf,
traveller pulls out 8 handful Of gold ait silver =
Coins, (which the dlord, aftsff exaniSngs sand
making all the eagles on thena aauenta asayayinIs
do. Traveller ele slights and goes I'M landlord
orders o bountiful breakfast to ba got ready
Two or three pul1ets are murdered, 8 hen-nest
robbed, and the -four barrel smoke house and Y
store-EooR seyerally invaded AFTER s Gonsid+ I
erable time, breakfast lis Il announced to- iba2
i ready, and amoking-h hot on the liable. Traveller.
goes into the dining room very deliberately,
and seonlmenees,a thorough examination Of the
marking very ssternly to sthss
landlord since sYss ca
particular as to my psVs have
examined and scr1 sfny money you must
allow me the With your break
fast tits s that sVons work both
Ways Nh fHEh ars rimaee, the landlord
aekna tscs Of the proposition,
\ and She fraEeIe7 $fter full inspection Of ev-s
Il thing aahs table, and, though rayenouss
9TH huns pronounGes the breakfast unNar-
" thy y-nSG the thing for his money, by upwards
Y Great deal. Landlord is struek all of al
s,Eheap Exit traveller down the lane ON
J an empty stomach, @ '7s5; 5 az s5T
Il Landlord fill the flowing bowl t@q5
Until it does run oTerii eto. ETC.
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.EsTATEsOF LOUISIANA,
EsParish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be remsmbere shat the lah Of June 1856 before the
subscber, Justice OF the Peace
uona John Pemberton President and Shreb
tary Mutual Company of Now Orleans
duly according law
just and srns,
booka Of said Company. - : - ..4. Fl
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before :ha l9h Of s5
, CIV. JONTE,
Beeond Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Directors have declared dividend
Cent the prnumu in the po6ts of
which scrip
and after the lss Of Augunt, 1855.
JOHN pEMBERToN. President.
A. sCHRElBER, secrstasyI
New Orleans, June Is, 1855.
DIRECTORS.
John Pemberton, B. o. Viguand, III. A. BrAud .,l
Logan Mcknight NJ. Cuddy, VIM. Vogs,
c. GailnYd, Pierre PouiE, I g. Mtenbergsr,
B. P. Voorhiss, P. Maspero. jeiSyf
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REcoLLECTross or THE PoET RoGERs. ---tI'in
an accident confined him to his ehairs Mr. isftseE
ers continued To be sn attendant as the opera,
the Ancient Concerts, and, when these did
out, at the Exeter Hall oratorios. Till . very
late period be might be seen DC nidnight. hnr-.
rying home from these On foot-no matter what
the Weather--thinly dressed, and as ressntfnI
Of the slightest offer Of attendance as was fsshe
Duke when he was scarcely able TO mount
his horse. The passion for pleasure did mot
forsake him till d very late period. Only a Ssw
years since street accident, caused by this
imprudent manner Of wandering home alone,
sentenced him to D chair for the rest Of his
days. a83 s3
/ During The WInter Of 1862, the writer IL this
amiable and delightful person at Brighton, and
often breakfssted with him. His breakfast
honr was at II. A very fine German band al u
ways played before his window dnring the
breakfast, to whom he sent out o half guinea
He would be wheeled up to the table III 9 very
large arm chair, out Of which during the day
be never moved; this chair was furnished VITA
brackets ct the sides, into which could be in
serted two poles. and thenit became sedan
chair, and thus, when he wished to rise he YVES
carried out, and the whole back Of the carriage
let down, and he and the chair were pushed In
and thus the chair became the back scat of the
carrisge. He had d faithful fellow named Ed,
ward. Who never Left his side, and when he rode
out Edward was ON the box with the driver,
and occasionally the horses would stop Rogers
would say: He's going to show as something
Edward would make his appearance al the door
and say, Please, sir, fine sunset Z or epleage,
sir, a. noble ship close to shora.
Among MIR. Rogers's friends, Edward enjoyed
the name Of aPity mes from this eirean1-
stance: OF late years his master was compelled
70 decline sll invitations, which he uniformly
did ina note which said Pity me, I an en-
gagged When feeling particularly we'll Rogers
would Write number Of these, 90 as ID haga.
them ready One day Edward who was hare
raenabraneer, said Please, sir, tce are invited
4 70 ssiEss aiss GoutIs tomorrow 4. =,
said Rogers, ssEd#ard, tell her We eaa't be
there leass, sir7' said KdVard, q pity
met are all Igone's 5a .35 \ 9ssg
I took leave of Mr.. Rogers in January, 1852.
He said 70 me NJ. Bry ant hat when he.
comes to London again Hust see more Of him y
to q Waterfowl issa gem, siraa
feet gem. 4 s 3sSs
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III. States Tris w Veekly MaII Lime,

III. States TrisVVeekly Mail Lime,
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VICKSBURG.
TyOR DONALDSONVILLE, PLA- RS% h.
In QUEsuNE. Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bavoa
Sara, River Laudng, Fort Adams Natehes, Wa
tsrpro Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vicksbug
princess, Capt. Holmes, TUT sDAY.stsP NJ
SOUTHERN BELLE Capt Broadsell, THURSDAY, at +, Ii
NATCHEZ Capt. Leathers, SATU 1DAYs at S P. NJ
the regular dsy without the hour appointed
will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Freight W. NJ SHAW the Agent
vckburs who will forward without delay and
without extra chsrRe.
will not responsible for lett or package
tanning iewery oheT vauabes unless regular oe Of
the and vaue AID the freight
paid vauablen deposited with the clerk by the
gera, in their baggage.
CARROLL ,gPRITcHARD L CO.,
seEtf Union Row, 50 Csrondelet street,
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Among string Of Quotations designed to illus.
trate sundry peculiarities Of certain politicians
and Statesmen Of the present day, we find cur
Secretary of State, VIM L. Marcy, set down in
the following style:
=" When workmen strive to do better than we'll,
They do confound their skill in covetouspess:
And, oftentimes, excusipg Of fault, gE-
Doth make the fault worse BY the excuse: -
As patches set upon little breach,
Discredif more in hiding Of the fault, g--=, ~
Than did the fault before It was so patched
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sKArISG,-This morning young man was
seen skating on ST. Michael street. He had on
regular pair of skates, and was making 2:40
time. If this is not q pretty good sign Of cold
weather, we give it up. Ice strong enough to
hold a persons weight, here in Mobile, one Of
the most southern cities in the Union! As we
are writing this the thought Of SO much ice
almost benumbs cur hands, Mobile Evening
News, Thursday. f5=, r.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
Arcade Hotaz,
Magazine street, between Grayier and Hatche

Magazine street, between Gravier and AatChe y
) r. s. MORSE. Proprietor.
friends and patrons
generally this well known and popular establishment
has during the onrse Of The pas?
obtained the renting the adjoining portion of the build
ina which will enable him accommodate mach OF
cuaomera than last winter.
e1penas pard proprietor him to merit
OF patronage he has heretofore reeeved
aud e8eron will be made assistants orendshe
Of his guests only comfortable but agreeable
attached to this
be lad sInoat all houru. o3l 3m
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II - srArs 81, o. nourar.rs - i=-=7 :;


4 - .gg Parish Of orsass, Git, sf New orlsana.5
10
the Home Musna Copsnv Of aw ea1i
being according Iw do
hebook
ofthehsid Company. 9Ef3 w A. BROTHER. Pre.idsrt,
s5.5l4,fsys JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
bosore IEh day, January 1856
ofthe Parish Of OYlsaas.
afsr
raAry 5s.-s ft.-f5.e }&ss y y
have declared dividend len cent
Copsny the y4ar ending
which certificates i,sued aud after the
18th March next. e.Au ~
damage Fire
omos, NO. 10 Campasreei. , -, -u
1 Az V;ns.p ndpnt
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Nd EG ULAR WEEKLY VICKS- 0sy m
o. a., BURG sATgRDAY PACKET Steamer g. F. s#4tss ss
Carthage Grand n Rodney ST. WateI
proof Natchaz Fort Ada and all landings the
rnnnng passenger j.
Capt NJ White, will the above SATURDAY
EVENING, at O'clock P. NJ.
a BY a,rangsmsns made g. F. TEhBUE es q: Vekl,
Aria for Greenwood and Loe tax
ing freight through with dispatch, snd at ratse
n n Nav 1urac
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Z 2A Leaves with Dispatch. "a1
ND OCULAR TENNESSEE RIVER MsS n
~ A pseks.-The rev aad very splandid a.saansr
above Easpo Florence and Tlcrmba and all intermediate
laudinga. For reghs PASSAGE apply On board or TO
janis LEWIS sNAPP & co. 81 Front styeet.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
~ ~. nE Nnrrr GArlaan --IEz... =. =


fn accordance with article eighth 81 the Charter 81 she Company
following statement Of the Aars thereof is pubshsd
Of for tho ending May 81 is5s
Gn rire % -
Es. q
'oa Marine RiAka s3S2s u 81 :.
x i
1'1' -------- sas, ,Ioi as
Nc. earned premiums for The !4sgass %
Amounts paid Tor loassa during the sane period, viz:
Ca Fire Rinks 3OsSl3 90
On River RiskR 4ltes 50
On Marine Rirks sa6siI
Paid for rloapes.......... s5sa5sss
Amount for Losses courss OF settlement and
sdus.mea .............................. !. s1,esas8
sses........................... ss5,lss4s
Observation-Disclosures. 1850 81
Ten per cent; return ;............. No61 y
--~--AH411S,so 40
Net profits for the ending 3at May 4s3s sS
RECAPTTULATIoN.
Amount OF earned premums .SsssSss %
LESS
L nurauce (od) Company for re-nsuring their
outstanding policies, and which they
abandoned ther right to profits, az per con-
tract. ss0u0oAuV
Premiums paid by parties who have ahau-
doned their rights TO prodts, in confederation
Of sen cent. Interest," $50 $40 IL
- s9O,s96 II
Balance being earned premiums participating In the
netFrohs OF the Company. 9sf,86s 81
The Company have the folownglssssta, viz:
Bia receivable rhorsme premiums 09E Is
Bills receivable, being subscription so1asus
Due for premiums in Of collection. 6s5s %
Due by agents coue OF settlement 1slSS %
Resi- estate, office building. 81 0e4 9e
Cash on hand 6e,046 90
+s
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TDORT HUDSON AND WATER-

HDORT HUDSON AND WATER @] m,
III HOO PACKET NEW LATONA, Emile ssssasssSssNsSa
GTos master having been thoTSughy ovsrhauled a. and
lsstinz Nay Orleans FRIDAY, at oelock A. h and
every MONDAY at O'clock p ii. =
on The LATONA ready freight every Monday
Thursday landings Donaldson Bayou Goula pa
Store Hudson, Waterloo and
landings For freight having snperb
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". O. FLUER, UNDER!TA.KER.
I'll Tchoupitoulss street. New Orleans;
TOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
seadiaess Co6us with lead for ranpoTaton at short
Office. au2Sl
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Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS; CORNER OF
CANT. ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
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FNl EW URLEANS FVRI. ADAMS TSp, h,
q REGULAR PACKET - For Fort Adams LGAAssaSsska3S
Stamina Landing, Mouth Of Red River Williams
port Bend TGna Poiae Coapee BayI
Waterloo, Hermitage Port Eudson Ronndsons, Springfield Lob
Store, wa Landing Baton Rouge Bruy Landing
Goula, the
The magnificent paaasnger p,s; steamer r. F. KIMBALL
MASTER will regularly the above trade throush
ont the anre Leaving New Orleans eYsry WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY O'Clock b. freight spply board,
SPkhRE d McCREARY, ; Tthoup pitonlaa street.
OAKEY A HAWKINS 80 Grsver gtrset. +
PAYNE & HARRISON, III Camp street.
E The attention will hs all business entrusted
tot the boat. dill
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FRANK SHAW, JK., j. co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
" chants Dealers in Western Plodues Nos TehouptonHH
5tra aet. New OreRna. el9K
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WN7ROUGHT sPIKEs-5o kegs, different
HV skies. for sA!s by
ians ALFRED kEAREEY, u Magazine street.

G1ANDLEs-l,o0 600 boxes, half and quarter
" boxes Proctor Il GAnbss fall weight, for sale by
janis JOSEPH LANDS CO., IS Tchoupisoplaa street,
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Az 90 RIV ER
REGULAR PACK-ETS.

I'd OCULAR PACKET STEAMER ~ b.
q MAGNOLIA-ForA Ashton, Piichet Point, r&2sssR1
Skipwish's Landing, Lake Providence, VeksburS
Natshes and s lsndngsThe
will for the above TUESDAY, at O'Clock H.
novs8 i5"I T. B. sATH. - New Lsvse asTest.
I'D OCULAR u 8. MAIL PACKET. N4S =
o. For Princeton; Ashton Pitchers Point. Skip
ith'a Landing Lake Provdence Goodrich's LaBdug
Alltsns Bend yiekbn GrAud Gulf Rodney Nsthes Fort A.
splendid, fast running passenger packet SOUTHERN BELLE,
l. W. Broad we'll will leave above THURSDAY ni
O'Clock N. freight apply bthd, to
PILCHgR, GOODRICH & CO.. IS Carondelet Btrset.
q ..-.s3,- L. SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front s,reet.
GTho Belle will freight all points the
River with the privilege Fsbug he having
nade advantageous arrngsmenss for tas purpose
clerk will the eyee Tuesday morning to rdceiye
frsigh. eas2E--s.>Is-s - - d9T
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This fine poem 10 from the new edition Of Robert
Browning's PoeMs just published BY Ticknor & Fields
Beautiful Evelyn Hope 10 dead! E.5$4 tsg4gg.
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q
An Qldep Tirna$NeWspapas.@ !.

.sE n Btsa as !: M q ! IF 6Ssl slSfs
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~ A. LANIER, jackson, Miss, General
~ Agent Collector Business description ensrustedt
his charge will attention. Notes and Accounts cc
lseted .hroug the remistsnces made
REFERS TO -.
Jackson, Miss. New Orleans.
Fearn Putnam l. Co, Shark Day Staufer.
William Hardenaau, I. Marsh DenmAn L Coz
Chancellor Scott, Nixon, Adams L Co.
ny5fkW
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STE a mi 3 o A rs,
0 HIO RIV Err

VIII leave On SATURDAY, asth inst, o'clock r. M.
HNOR CINClNNATI-The fine re- sy m
E guar passenger steamer EUROPA, shep- s4ssnss
pad, msrtar, eAvss for the above and all inredsts
landings above For freight apply board
jnl9 JOHN L. HYDE CO.. So Poydras street. 4
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TEN ESSEE YER.

Leaves with Dispa.h .-.
EHOR TENNESSEE RIVER.--The Wg h.
u and lightdraushs steamer 1IDAs ssA1 sAsaEa
ley Brown, mater, will leave above for Eastpo,
Florence Tuseumba Ror freight board
LEWIS SNAPP L CO., 81 Front street.
The Mdas permanently the trade during the
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These vessels the first class built in The city o p
tnore expressly for this trade and have superior
ditois tor passengers. They command by expoec
Captains well GGan' for The trade, and who will spare m
cxcrtiun They will he owod up and down
the by and may be relied to sail promptly a.,
adycrtiz.d.
Merchants rg North ordering goods from New York
will lind it interest to ship b. tls line as freit viii
he taken low by any other lire Of Packets and
every effort " i'll bc made by the in Richmond and
New ork give satisfaction. Insurance be effected
the Richmond Fire Association by this linc at per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining full
Share Of patronage
Goods shipped 10y this line NewYnrk will he FORWARDED
free of commission to New Orleans Mobile, Chaf
v;nnah any other Southern eT Northern port.
The vessels wiz liz la kil n'd in the Dock in NV
Berth No. Coffee lian SIP. foot OF W all Street
DAY 40 Nj ti RkIE, Richmond, 49,.
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