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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

= FhTNIF I4IFUN NI4AIIV4N~-ISOUs
- We are receiving by various arrivals our
SPRING IMPORTATION Of BRITISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, among which are
tae following:
Black Alpaca and Mohair Lustres.
Six Warp DO; Alpaca do Beiges
Farmers Sstns; Italian Cloths
Mazourka Coatings Rice Cambrics
Plain Black and Black and White Prints
Black and Grey DO; Hoyle's Purple do
Rich Printed Chslii's and B8reges
French Lauus and Organdies
White Csmbrics; Jsconets
Plaid snd Striped Cambrics
Plain and Figured Swiss MusIns
Mourning Sstines
Plain and Fancy White Linen Drills
Heavy Brown Ducks and Drills
Black and White Ginghsms
Fancy do do, beautiful variety,
with splendid assortment of Embroderies Lace
foods Gi YES. Hosiery, &c, &C. 10 which we invite
the attention of the trade.
mh3 KENT, PAINE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22
The DAILY DISPATCH.
saturday Morning, March 21. Is56.
VIRGINIA INTRLIIGRNCK

PETERSBURG ArPAIRs--The Petersburg ua
pers OF yesterday have the following:
f"e-Aoout O'Clock Friday morning, the
prick stables of VIM F.. MALLORY, In rear of the
bciingbroke Hotel were DESTROYED by fire with
large quantity of provender
Ine PetersourS Railroad Company held meeting
thursday for election of President but postpon ed
that action for two weeks
The Htstrioaic association gave a performance In
rnpnix Hall on Wednesday night
a Freseh'afion to Miss Josephine Tyson of some
sp'enoa )ewelry, including . magnificent gold
"a,cn' Is shortly to come of in Petersburg.
mon I'd. Ereren delivered his lecture on Wasb.
ngfon in Petersburg Thursday night
SENT OS.-At Shenandoah county court last
week VIM Veach, arrested on charge of poison
ing his wife, was sent on for trial The Tenth Ie.
slon says that the evidence was slight but sutai.
eieh' 10 require his being held for future trial.
FATAL AcCIDENT-A German, name unknown
residing at Wheeling, and an employee on the Bal.
uinore and Ohio Railroad fell In front of the loco
motive on Tuesday, and was cut in twain On bis
body was found $50, and at his boarding house
$500 more. Ao"'e
- nEXPLosIoN.-Ths Wheeling Integencer of
tuesday states that on the day before the locomo.
tve Lion, on the Central Ohio Railroad, explo-
ueo' throwing the engineer into q neighboring
cornneid, and shattering the engine No one was
hurt ~ "
CADET APPoINTED-Hon. Paulus Powell has
appointed Marcellus Pritehett of Greene county.
TO the csdetshp at West Point which will be va.
cant IN June next when class of so will graduate
HEAVY CATTLE.-Three beeves, weighing 1000
pounds each, fed and raised by J. p Barlow, of
taFiax county, were sold in Alexandria, Wednes-
day.
VIRGINIA APPoINTMEETS.-To fill vacancies
created by designations the Postmaster General
has ordered the following:
Appoint James W. Albin postmsst ster 4t Pleasant
OTght ysyr,A T,SN,
Philip Tramme postmaster at Cacapon Depot,
Morgan county, vice John W. Potterteli.
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A,ElLINls OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- NY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins: Bed ana servants Blankets;
Eannes; Moire sntique Silks of all colors; also
a.ee assortment of other Silks You will find it TO
your interest to call at the cheap before pur
chasing elsewhere NJ w. ROSE,
fe -2,n No 2tS Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

" TIE PUBLICATION the advertise.
! lnent Of Mr.. p. Johnston, in TO days paper 1t
oe seen that the furniture of the Powhatan House
as' sho nncailed for, as l have rendered him hts
uh'cH can prose at any time. The house will
sept open as heretofore where will be pleased 10
mh il t0HN DARRAC0TT
" biz please cony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

/ lRGISIA HOUSE.-Grace street nenr
9,h Mrs. ROSA l.. VALENTINE would re-
yeeiiully solicit share of public patronage proms-
~ to use every endeavor to make her guests feel et
t'ne' Transient boarders also accommodated -
A-rns reasonable. NH ll-lm+
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y OTi G. E--I have this day appointed
WIN, h. SCHULTZ, as my agent to carry on
/ I'd conduct my business.
nh l5-l0tt JEREMIAH CRAWFORD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

ID WILBACHER, No. POS Main street,
l. begs leave to offer to the trade and public in
general his newly selected stock of Brandies Gin,
old Rye Whiskeys, Sweet Wines, Hook and Claret,
Champagne, Cordals Bitters, choice Havans CT
gars, Albany Cream and Beveridge Aes London
Porter, Lager Beer, at the lowest northern prices.
Orders promptly executed. Terms cash.
NH IL p. WILBACHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

M ISDOW SHAD DES. WINDOW
" SHADES At the low price of 57a cts, worth
Isl; Landscapes 50 cts, worth Sl25; Boquetts 50
IT, worth 5l50; Vases 81, richly worth SIS; Ele-
PANT Gilt Shades at half the price they usually
add It; Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers
-cereut widths and patterns, very cheap; also, d
'eiy nice assortment of Dry Goods Fancy Articles
hosiery and Gloves, which will be sold at great
-Egsln. Call before purchasing elsewhere, at the
Il cap store Of III. GOLDEN, go Broad St.,
IL hnfween 81 and Ath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

lust To HAND
y English CHEESE
Durham MUSTARD, in pint and pint bottles
Wslnut CATSUP
Super SALAD OIL
Extra fine GUNPOWDER TEA
A few dozen superior BRANDY, pale and dark
Chappelas ID or BRANDY, pale
Hennessy do dark
Sicily Madeira WINE, light color
Holland GIN
Bourbon WHISKEY, old
Hangers do do
Apple BRANDY, old and very fine
For sale by
NH IL Ed w TOMPKIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

WELL AND GARDEN PUNIPs..-The
w subscriber has just received another supply OF
those celebrated WELL and GARDEN PUMPS that
he has had for sale the past two yeaKs These Pumps
have given entire satisfaction to every person that
has used them. Call and see them.
4t& CHAS. FL. LANGLEY,
Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
NH 18th street, between Main and Cary.
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-.TnOMAS ID.
lN QUARLE5 tho 229 Broad street, having Ieceiy-
ed his fall supply Of seasonabie Dry Goods, now
prepared TO offer all kinds Of staple and fancy sr
cles, ut such prices that cannot fall TO please oon
WINGED from the experience Of the past two yesrs,
that IL 10 the interest Of both buyer and seller 70
adopt the CASH SYSTEM, invite particular inspee.
tion Of my stock this spring BY my former friends ana
the public generally. mh is--o.
NTERCER POTATOEs..-The schr. yiR.
IvI GINA has iust arrived In the Dock, foot Of ~
street. with cargo of No. MERCER POTATOES.
Families and others wishing to be supplied, shentd
apply immediately 20 the captaia, on board
NH l9--4ts ---
lyOK' aALE-.A woman whs !. g gee
Il COOK and . superior WASHER and ihoNEh.
She 4 Art rate Ladies' Nurse, and has the best cus
racter far honesty and good disposition
-sxxSOLFor sale, an old man, who 10 . very gooo
Gardener and field hand for further Particular Ap-
ply 70 me q ny residences on ain n.gp' caRy
Brood and Ma1shal st. = isAAc ~ e~Aai ~
NH 20--5ts 81 -
YSOBACCO OHfXNUFAGTukkns with No
i IL to their advantage 20 meks trial e:sofs -
season closes Of onr HARD C0kE for heating tnslx
fsctories Il has been pronounced by som: VINO ~; -
used u for this purpose, quite - economcaL anu -
some respects preferable 10 Anthracite Coal m
Our stock IN future viii be abundsnf 70 mess -
dsmands and orders will b punctnaiiy sappus4;
Apply 81 coka ofloe, eornsr 10th stsesf ana s.As
bsak pb &-n Jh0. =. Wk&4os Sesse
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


I IFE EksURANCE.-MUTU BENK
l. FIT COHiP
Capita, July lst, 1855. .........$2 f2522 IA
Leases paid in Richmond, over.. P6O.5OO 90
Ths Company is purely mutual, and is paying an
I.-l d.S .dendE Il the insured VI 10 per cent
Once ~ "StstlUners Hall" No. u Pearl st.
B. ". KNOWLES, Agent.
y IS. Slaves Insured il IL. AiceIHaIe Insurance.
G.4ps4y tsyH 10 yesrs. b. w. X, Agt
DC H--0n
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE cum
/ t5 aISctad with the a AOernsrle Insurance Com
pei, taVorzble terms Is with Gay other cumpa-
.s otste Possessing real cEsE capital 10 n4oet
Apply TO STOKES j. CO.,
Agls, Rlchlnond, Va
V 3 : EARLY, Fsas't
J.,U. WOOD, u, Secy,
Charlottesville '
FTNITED 9TATEs LIFE TNSJRANCE
| ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LAJELPuIA-CAPITAL& &l,2i0o 0oz3-lssuss poll.
Oh White Persons for Life, and makes annual di-
vaenas 10 policy Aoders also iIsares Slaves for
OF teEnl years For rates, &c, appiy 70
4. BRE5EE, Agent, or
r. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
Al the Office II the Insurance Company of the Val
ley ofViIsuis, l4th street, Richmond, Va.
2Z-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

|ioLAssEs--New Orleans and West An.
eis' p1ms srticle; in store and for sale by
,,t a., sELDEH l. MILLER
=" - Corner Pearl and Cary sts
4 straaMED sUGARs.--LOaf. Crushed and
FELLOW, now landing and fer sale by
.oh ao SELDEN MILLER,
Corner Pearl aud Gary sis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

hEsH SPRING HARDWARE.--I am
10" opening large assortment of Hardware and
-3tIfy ne oi Foreign and Domestic manufacture, all of
i0h nave been bought on the most favorable terms,
thSH' deem 1t unnecessary to enumerate; suf-
~ - !" say that my stock is large and complete. /
~ NY old customers and the public generally to
r. on as and examine my Goods before making their
I,hAses THEO. ROBERTSON
~ porter and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
~ 70 HardWare and Cnfleru M RS Min NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

Els DIVAN.:.A few thousand paper. Of
~ this superb Smoking Tobacco for saie vhols1sia
and RETAIL by L. YERBY. Aysnt
No, 4, Wall street
de 24-Sm Under st Charfa. uot.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

EkESH GROUND DFLASTER.--Froms se-
L lscted Windsor lump; for sale BY
TALIAFERRO BRO.
.fe l5-Sln Corner Cary ana llth NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

BAR IRON, all sizes
SCROLL IRON, all sizes
ROD, o and do
Horse and Mule SHOE IRON
TAPERED IRON, for tobacco mills
FROG STEEL, for Railroad Frogs
All made from best Smiths Scrap Iron.
JAMES HUNTER.
N. B..Wrousht Scrap bought and taken in e
change for New Iron. NH l1-lmA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

DURE RYE..-We call particular aften.
l. tion to our Pure Rye" which we pronounce
unequaled by any old whiskey to be found In su
periority ia known far and Orders are now be-
ing filed by connosseurs for California ORDERS who
want the best regardless of price For sale only by
"a WINSTON & POWERS,
NH J8---ts cornar of r. % "a pas-I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

U-Advertisemenss published until forbid, win be
charged 30 cents Per square Of tan lines for the rse
insertion and IS cent? for each Continuance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

fUsfFE DAYLIGHT REFLECTIONS
A., sotSscrber, having purchased the right tor the
iILlohT REFLECTIONS, is now prepared 10
KY persons having dark stores, Offices cellars and
ehouses, with the same
p9c.ihens may be seen at the Dispatch Office Ma
.is al american and Whig Offices. binford, Mayo
Esn 81 Charles Hotel and at N. Ezekiei's, No rs
once and Mandatory, corner Of Main and
s aii streets, up stairs.
mh i9-iIm fsAAc acURIupR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

NJ OTlCE.-.l have appointed CHARLES
BRUCE my agent, to conduct and carry on tha
manufacturing of SOAP, at the "Old Dominion Soap
Factory and will keep constantly in store with
Messrs c. 7. Workman Co. superior article of
Brown and Family Soaps.
mh Il-2W* ELIZABETH HINES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23
State Legislature.

TUESDAY, Feb. 19.-,Senqte.- attention Of the
Senate to-day entirely taken up with discussions
on the 'saddress and resolutions removing the
Sheriff of New Orleans from office. ;a& sz8s@gS
. House. House met pursuant to adjournment.
Sixty-fye members present. y tls44 4.y
Mr. Trepagner called up his resolution, instructing
our Senators and Representatives in Congress to use
their efforts to have the United States Land Offices at
DonadsonvilIe and New Orleans removed to the city
Of Baton Rouge-22 nays, 43 nays.
hIr. Hamilton, from special committee, reported
favorable on a resolution to appropriate the sum of
fifty dollars to Seuzeneau, for expenses incurred by
him in taking testimony in contested elections
passed 45
Mr.. Haynes-A resolution requiring the reporter to
to keep his seat during the sessions of the House
passed.
Mr. Wright reported fayorably from the committee
to have resurvey Of the city Of New Orleans made
Mr.. Smart An act to fix the salary Of the clerks
of District Courts "a 5+@s. 35
Mr.. Wright 81 An act to Incorporate the New
Orleans and Ohio Telegraph lesseelpassed.
The House soon after adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23
sN0tm Orleans lailp Greseelt.
Address to the Egyptian Mummy.
BY HORACE SMITH.


And thou hast walk'd about Chow strange storyY
In Ihebes's streets three thousand years ago,
When the Memnoniurn was in all its glory,
~, and time had not begun to overthrow
dnose temples, palaces and piles stupendous,
VI which the very ruins are tremendous.
Speak for thou long enough hast acted Dummy,
Ihou hast tongue-come, let MS hear its tune:
Ihonrt standing on thy legs, above ground, Mummy
~ Rtte,y.lsltlng the gimpses of the moon, v
Notlike thin ghosts Or dsembodied creatures
But with thy bones and fesh and limbs and features
Tell us-for doubtless thou canst recollect F If
To whom should we assign the sphinx's fame?
Was Cheops Or Cephrenes architect 70.
of either Pyramid that bears his name? H. .H
Is Pompey's pillar really misnomer2 2 sfa~
Had Thebes hundred gates, as sung by Homer?
Perhaps thou vert Mason, and forbidden A- ~
By oath to tell the mysteries Of thy trade, 81
Then say what secret melody. was hidden "a
In Memnons statue which at sunrise played?
Perhaps thou vert Priest-if so, my struggles
Are vain; Egyptian priest neer owned their juggles.
Perhaps that very hand now pinioned fat
Has hob-a nobbd with Pharaoh glass to glass;
Or dropped a-haf penny in Homer's hat, F5 OF"
Or dotted thine own to let Queen Dido pass,
Or held by Solomons Own'inytation, . +
torch at the great Temples dedication.
need not ask thee if that hand when armed, d.
Has any Roman soldier maued and knuckled
Of,
Ere Romuus and Remus had been sucked.
Antiquity appears to have begun d.
Long after thy primeya race was run.
Since first thy form was in this box extended,
We have, above ground, seen some strange muta-
tations; -
The Roman empire has begun and ended
New worlds have risen-we have lost old nations,
And countless kings have into dust been humbled,
While not fragment of thy flesh has crumbled.
Didst thou not hear the pother DER thy head,
When the great Persian conqueror, Cambyses,
March'd almes oer thy tomb with laundering tread,
O'erthrew Osiris, Orus Apis, Isis, 'sI
And shook the Pyramids with fear and wonder, E..
When the gigantic Memnon fell asunder?
IF the tomb's secrets may not be confessed, 10
! The nature of thy private life unfold
A heart has throbb'd beneath that leahern breast,
| And tears adown that dllsl1y cheek have rolled
Have children climbd those knees, and kissed that
face? ......g -t..:
What was thy name and station, age and race?
Statue of flesh-immorta Of the dead! @
lmperishable type Of evanescence! Ia,
Posthumous man, who quitt'st thy narrow bed,
And standest undecayed within our presence,
Thou wilt hear nothing till the Judgment morning,
When the great trump shall thrill thee with its warn
ing.
Why should this WORTHLESS, tegument endure,
II its undying gnest be lost forever
O let us keep the soul embalmed and pure
In living virtue that when both must sever
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23

Tug MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATES. The
National Intelgencer of the 18th has the following
W. 1oor, from a document from the War Depart
ent y Which was laid before the House Of Represen,
tatvss t Yesterday, that the militia in the States and
Territories amount to the large agsFgafH ga 4 t
Stot of Iowa OF the Territories of Oregon Washing
fnn Nebraska, Kansas and New Mexico, from which,
we presume, no returns have been received The re-
turs do not appear to be all complete, as the esa
ates If the force of some of the States are based
nnnn data furnished several years since, in one IN
stpancemthat Of Delawareas far back as 1877 Tna
militia force Of the District of Columbia Is given for
the wear 1852, and is stated at s,20ls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23

BRIrIsH IRoEs.-A civil engineer writes thus in
the Journal of the Society of Arts:
'"We have not piece of ordnance of any size that
can compete for strength with those of our enemy.
Many Intellectual attempts have been made both in
the Crmea and at home to burstn Russian gun, and
it has been found impossible. However skil.tnlly
scientific men may plan, owing to the wretched stuff
of which it is cast an English gun is quite as likely
to explode at the breach to propel the shot from
the muzzle. Nor have we been left without some
indications of what was to happen; witness the num-
Der of cast iron girders which have broken down of
late years without any apparent fault disaster that
involves the destruction of certain amount OF pro-
perty and loss of life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23
We find in the caddo G9A Gazette, Of Saturday

last, the following paragraphS:
Old Red is still slowly rising, and we have fair
prospect of good navigation for some time to come.
The largest class boats ascend as high this place
without difficulty and descend with full loads Of cot
ton. The number of large boats at our wharf, the
number of wagons in the streets and on the leyees
and the animated appearance of everything and
everybody remind, US of the hustle and business OF
the good old times.
The hunters after the wild man have returned we
understand that the result of their endeayors was not
very successful AS the land of their adventures was
one of desttution they eat their sadde-bags enpty'
and brought them back full of moonshine.
We have already published the fact that TINS party
chased the fomous wild man into the sulphur Moun
tans, beyond the southwestern boundary OF Arkansas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23

CoSuNpRuMs.--If bushel of coal cost six and a
quarter cents, what will cord Of wood come to? Ans.
Ashes.
Why is church bell like Goldfish? Because it has
tongue and sound.
How was Adam taken out of the Garden of Eden ?
Snaked out.
Why is young ladys thimble like the young lady
herself? Because it is often missed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23

A DEMONSTRATION OF THE LEAP YEAR.--A rather
singular and amusing took place Cocranyile
tell from Medina Ohio was introduced to Miss Duqnet of
Chatham, Chester county o'clock the
Doth said be worthy and respectable persons but very
lively They were testing upon the subject Of matrmon when
reply brought another they parsons
and had The ceremony peormed,- Philadelphia Ledger
A bachelor friend of ours handed us the foregoing
item day Or two ago. AS he did SO he heaved
deep sigh, and, requesting us to t.say something
about it, abruptly departed.
What to SAY we don't know exactly; but as it
is rule with to refuse the reasonable request
of friend, We feel bound to say something. So here
and bashful man in the world, and would sooner fight
half dozen duels before breakfast than be exposed
all alone, to the lghtnings of half dozen pair of
bright eyes for half an hour, and as he wholly dis
trusts his power to ''screW his courage to the
sticking point, to take the initiative in "popping
the momentous question, we rather incline to the
opinion he would be intensely gratifed if some Loui
serre him the ,cay the fair Pennsylvania served
the Ohioan! At all events our specuations tend to
| that belief.
For the benefit of the ladies-for they are entitled
to some information-we will remark that our friend
has just entered the thirties,' is of tolerably fair
moral character, good position and prospects, is not
as handsome Adons, nor yet ugly enough to scare
the equestrian statue of jackson off its pedesta-is
supposed to have a few I" rocks" of his own, and is
generally regarded by his acquantances as of ama-
bic disposition. Who bids.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23
WHITE RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY. 23d inst, at clock ?. N.
6@ FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
= Rivers.The and light draush steamer J;
leave for Iacksonport Elizabeth Augusta DeS Arc Duvals
Bui Aberdeen ST. Charles Indian Bay, and all intermediate
landings For freight apply board to
LEWIS SNAPP IE Co, 81 Front street.
HFeight taken for Napoleon and all the Bends also for
River if consigned Des Arc, DuFalFs Bluff
Aberdeen. fe5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23
ATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 23d Feb, at 5 o'clock r NJ Az
fsEav. - EflES. GRAND EGOEkr. NATGE

bTgEDAY FU DXsb Il 81 EcoH 4 oGs12: Sife
sssa Y ,ota fn.na fer sfS@1
aeSTs T For IL s. Sap w. o1 fs.
WI sa on SD s45EERHf e nj; o:SS 5s4 5ibDo
"a neS2 f5a% Eco5S
o w running sa Red m Es saI paseagt oys PACKET E
fes . i''7"7'' ''''' - + B. SMITH u New Levec
w Leave " F11t 45EEsAH e j9t & sfos'
II ss@S E2 AsTsps ssS5 sns and
ter will leave above For freight or passage, apply on
"Os;s; fe26 . 10 T. B. SMITH, il .Nev'r.evee
W. leave oSaGsH5Ah ESK 5tEHRoa e G55 s. 'f'si sSiTRHsD
eS" GRAND Iee Eeos ii AsSadris 2sn sn M
Capt. r r crump viii leave freight passHse,
ie52 ''''>' . It. b. SMITH, 12 New Levee
w! ssys on T5SE9x FoS - e !H 8 ,fsff s%fHINSp
BspSs Sas Ess sS HsRsss sas Il 5s9 5'ss
mediate landings Tie superior passsnser steamer Storm
ftels '>N' : LEWIS sNAPP s Co, 81 Front Row.
VII leave SH Il IT, f5Hf d s"ft f6Wsoy v
rda o9 Hodnd on;nI p HSn Riysr and s % sE ;
dra,sh Hope, Thomas Moon, master, Robert FF.
Sb si5 N'l paid unless on the Captain or Clerks order
viii leave SATURDAY. 23d inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
. f|@p FOR .JEH'FEI12SON, SMITHLAND,
a Ben,on Port Caddo, Albany, Shreveport Grand
Fg4ss. Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all inter
mediate landings The superior steamer Grenada,
Crunp master, will leave above. For freight
"pEs sssl OIL D'''' u LEWIS sSApp CO. 81 Front street
W leave EoK aIgf2AE KHD II III esSff 4 II RED
g River PacketThe fine fast running
sssIaz9a packet p. E. IAin,bali, W. W. Withen-
bry will leave above FOR Shreveport Grand Ecore,
Bayou Campte Alexanra, Gorton's and all nterne
diate landings Red River For freight apply
Eel LEWIS sNApp & CO., 81 Front street.
Will leave Tu EsDAY 2tI inst. o'clock P NJ. r.,
r. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND
e Benton Port Caddo Albany Shreveport, Grand
isa4a Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all inter
Charles, Applegate, master, will leave above. For
fe25 T. b. SMITH, u New Levec.
VIII leave TUESDAY. 18th inst At o'clocz.P. NJ
Rgsa FOR .JE INEEBSON, 1T HI.A D.
is9a Bayou, Grand Ecorc Alexandria and all interme
date aningsThe superior steamer St. Charles,
Appegae master will leave above For freight passage
fe2s LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
viii leave on TUESDAY. Feb 26, at O'Clock P. NJ.
| fY7gs FOR lake BlSTENEAU-THE
AAt1a fine last running passenger steamer a Ia D07ha
:sssSa5z Marshall master, will leave for Minden, Lake
Bseneuu Red River and all intermediate landings above
For freight passage, apply on bonrd, orto
/ fe23 L. SNAPF Il CO., 81 Front street.