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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Eeeal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New York notise is hereby given all
ersops having claims sgsns SAMUEL WATKINS, late OF
The CITY OF Yolk Rcchant deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber al his office No e<
6;rceawcbst in the City Of NewloIk on OF before ths
soniy s1h day Of February ne1t-Dsed Ne~loEk the N's
day II August, ls55. - ,,,, ,,,-.-.-...
su22lsw6piW ELIZABETH WATKINS, AdulhisTSu'N
In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of NcYork notice is hereby gwen 20 az
Pesons having claims against CLAUDE JEAN Bar s tiol
AUBERT the City Of New Orleans LousSn, oeeae
present same with vouchers thereof 20 the
his ofee No H Wast IN the City Of New orr on =. 9V
che tenth DAY Of Apn neSDated Now1 ora the ISL a'y VI
October 1885. . .....x, -
of lAw6moTu WILLIAM w. HCsshLL' hAe0"O'.
n the ST. LOUIS CIRCUIT COZ RI.-Octo- 10
Der Tenn, ,IsSJ-JanuaTy ?, lS56-EJNICE d. An W ~
oSfR, Plaintiff sgaiust OARRET ;. VAN WA6oNhh' De
iendant-ENset Of Judgment and Decree OF DvoreeneL
Npon the peadlgs proofs the Court having duly hear sna
eopsldered the doth find from such proofs that a p
innocent and inured person. therefore ofire "a
judged and deToed BY Court that the said anih Do AZ
tey aud forever divorced from the bo de OF aHiFioy
hs acted with sl defendant and that she be restored io
Al The uslis ard WIsi,,es OF al nIma- NED pefson.
WILLIAM !. HANNOkp, ca.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

lvk Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
ali points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
nd all strmstion ccnenng route fare &c either By the
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the COmpanys or
JOHN Y. PORTER, General Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
Ale0iral.
CIOvE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS

EIOVE ANODYNE TO0THACHE DROPS
~ The excrutisns tormens OF Toohaehe are specify re
eyed by this remedy without injury to the gums Eminent
sntisis have very high opinion OF it, and constantly recon-
mend n 70 their patients Prepared and for sale by =,
A B. 4. D. SANDS, Druggists, No 100 tuitoi's' ~ l.
Sold also by Druggists generally
TINUE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE:
ii wv GILLIES 4 BROTHERS celebrated DAN OEhlGN
COFFEE acknowledged 10 be equal 70 the hnes ou
Coeee and The efecuA remedy for Dy-fepss o99
Deransemcpt OF the Liver Nervousness &C w "
LIFS BRO Nos &5 and S7 W sshingtonst snpotte' VI
the Dandeon Root manufacturers of tie pure and nn
slultested DANDELION COFFEE, ru Up in tin cans win
se Of signature each wrapper, as Proteeuoh
against imIosture. Sold by A. b. d. SANDS, lVo fuon'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Of the County Of New York notice s hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against MEYER ROsESBACM late u
the City Of NewYok deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscrber b. Office Of MOSES B.
HACLAY ESQ., No 81 Liberty the City Yort on
before the 10Th day Of June ns1Dsted New York the I'D
day Of December, 1886 JULIA R0SENBAUN AdIn'I
dill lsw6moTu NAFTALI X. ROSRNFF1,D Admir-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

II Of the County Of Newly notice hereby gyeu 20 all
Rrsons having elaine sgsn,t NARY K G. SuDA OF the
Wy dece"ed 70 present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribeT ofce Of William Horn
No "a Wslsi, in the City Of SewYoTk on or before ,be
bret DAY OF June ne1Dated New York day Of No
vember, 1883 ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,
MI laW6nW Acmnistra;of with will
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

PUhSUANCE OF an Order OF the surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby sven ell
persons having claims against JOHN CLARKE late of tho
City Of New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his Office No s2 Broadway in tho
City Of NewYork before the tenth day Of March
Dated NewYoIk the zoth day Of November, 1855.
n2l law3lmW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

TNfUhbUANCE OF an Order OF the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYort. notice 10 hereby given all
persons having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS late Of
the City Of SewYork penoorte manufacturer deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the Office ~ Bel
Coe esqs No. 81 Johnst in the City Of NewYork
before the first day Of July nexDsted New York the
teenth day Of December, 1855 dig lsw6rnW
CHARLES G MERCHANT. Sole Acting Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Of the County OF NewYork notice hereby sven 70 all
Persons having claims against MOORE KRKPATlCK late of
the City Of New York, deceased present the with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscrber At the residence Of William
Rehe No lO7 Troys IN the City Of YoIk before
the twenty first day Of June nex-Dad New the esh
eenth day Of December 1855
dig Isw6rnW SARAH KIRKPATRICK Adnliris,r..rit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

HENRY CLAY AND MS ENEMIEs.-The New York
Herald aading to the Clay festival at Slash Cottage
on Saturday, 18th iist and to the fact Of SO many
distinguished Democrats being present. and outYie-
ing even Wings in their praise Of Henry CLAY, now
that he is dead and out Of their way makes the fol
lowing pertinent reflections which We have no doubt
suggested themselves to many others in contempla
ing the great and wondrons change which has come
over the opinions and feelings Of the ancient enemies
Of the lamented statesman and patriot: 4s
twas very interesting affair, and very remark.
able from the fusion on the occasion Of the tisti-
gushed politicians and statesmen Of alf parties who
were there. Gould Henry Clay have returned for an
hour or two, in the body, to that Slash CottageD
On the day IN question, by the company
what glorious surprise they would have given him
In hearing Caleb Cushing, Judge Douglas and Seria-
tors Mason and Butler outeulogizing9 even John
Minor Bolts himself it would certainly have led tie
Hnoble Harry of the West" to exclaim sArn that
Mr. Clay, or am not IF / am was sadly belied
in my lifetime among these gentlemen-if am not,
tn then some other Henry Clay has appropriated my
What q pity that the sinking Of all personal and
pohtcal asperes against great and deserving man
should come 800 late to do, any good. As longs
Mr Clay was in the full possession Of his strength
and faculties, he was denounced from one end Of the
country TO the other as very dangerous and really
ated from the infrmties of age, and stood in no.
body's way, he was discovered to be deserving pa.
trot; when he is dead and buried, the most violent
among his enemies while he lived exalt him and his
services, his virtues and his glorious name to the
skies. && ~ VIZ asaN h@7ats2Ef54 4}s'% %E.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

sERFAGE in RUssIA.-The Independence Beige of
the SOth March, says project for the abolition of
slavery in Russia has been much talked of for the last
few days. A St. Petersburg correspondent assures
us that the plan has been submitted to the examine
ton of the Emperor Alexander, and that before he
left the capital for Finland the Gar issued ukase
by which, hereafter, the serfs viii have the privilege
of suing their masters for their freedom before the
tribunals Of the realm Former laws granted the serf
this power but it was almost always impossible for
him to make practical use Of it Henceforward the
mobiles can longer transfer their serfs to another
district, or incorporate them into the army without
being authorized to do by the decision Of compe-
tent tribunal 60 . se, .s57s S%45}&& a"9 49,.
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Frpu,A s<,e
" sss eiie
- = M - oppsWa M stsse'srn " Y foaftn District
.s So s s ,. t u : iutsug 1ias sal.Ns9e was oc-
III; q sess97 saturated
- ' ee nEe so De uis result nce endiarisrn
- 1Hoo' A sest sSs9
&g CHAkIThs sHosPIT port for the week ending
LAST evening 3 4 H. !ss,g,a .5zj5s5s II ~ =
admitted. ~. :Ti9 Died.
sAi5i Hernhirng $50
AGCIDENTs.-August Yose, q tiusmith Yesterday
had barrel of heaVy ware tt fa, .,r Mn -
one his hands, and one Of ba bad "a
render anputaon necessarT h to t l1h,
Hospital E g523 ga 77 Tfs =
omnibus driver named Steiner had an ann r.,
falling from hsseat at Of Royal streets
eA' - o. tfH sis iA+spfs
FIRST DTsTRrrT (larR,p 15o;.,,; IL = .ssoa. a,
i,p tn the ir,noSsihlitx-
panel present the confss ~ r fs; a!s ou OF ne
The ease of Aud Va WALTON which s - q re posspohed.
docket waa xed fos ne nj Il ,T au A IN ne
roations 1vere 6Iaa t; . 1u3efoas inior-
ed for ral 555 M q : : sS5s - Sl'e' uooAee
Ereniaq sssion-pbilip5 Hpdson ,,o, Ia *
acquitted Wm Stewart accnsed A iar n 1 a,'a
NIL nro .yara 1ai,o ~, = = % iissed n5
r,sn ~ saIorE ocas i y g a. seseraliree
Io.-s, $50. -
~ phidhIs eoofE.-a. 7-. frank j. II. Hil-
debrandt and H. Gerdes before the First Dsrct
Court for an assault and battery W Block at the Half
way house. on the New Canal the h ult They all xaye
bail & ,s7E3-z.g,t 49,
John Redett was sent before the attempting to
pass ot o upon Aessrs Payne Harrison.
ne SCI up LOT defence that he received the
ar H smith, young Of good family at Woodvie Miss
who however told h to represent that been given him
by g. Ramsey uf Wilkinson county Miss The draft vaa
maze % sainsey ana ssshed 7. Hun:
vas SEN 'sese the same court for violently
] "a; 4 y oes ana GarE hsl
and ncio =, - .,s " lsal s
lu 41rsa SUI sei ha nof aagsn
Doyle afrestad as to the
I o. N N arragned
=, @ s ota pe examines On the q Of May.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
New YORK FoRTIF1oATIoNs.-We copy the follow
ing interesting item Of news from the Tribune:

New YoRE FoRTIF1oArloNs.-W copy the follow
ing interesting item Of news from the Tribune
Our Harbor Fortitications.- late talk about
war with England has stirred up the authorities at
Washington, and the Secretary Of War some time
since issued orders directing those completed forti-
cations of the country which were deficient in arma-
ment, to be supplied. Accordingly this work has
been going on among the defenses of this harbor
since the opening of navigation, but will probably
net be finished before midsummer. 1t is expected
that the supply of ordnance at the Government sta
ton here will be insufficient for the purpose, and in
such case more will have to be ordered from other
Stations or manufactured in the United States found
cries. " rhE
Fort Schuyler, at Throg's Neck, commanding the
East river, is now destitute of armament, though
otherwise completed-t will be mounted with 3ls
guns: Fort Columbus and Castle William are both
armed and when South Battery has received its arm
ament, the united force of the threew be 1877 guns.
Ellis and Bedloe Islands are at present armed having
together 80 guns. Fort Richmond, on the Staten
Island side of the Naows, is in process of construc
ton, and work is going on there rapidly. Batteries
Hudson and Norton on the same shore, are already
armed Fort Lafayette, nearly opposite on Long
Island is completed and will be supplied with 76 guns.
Fort Hamilton has now full armament of lis guns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

A LOST WORK ON CHRIST CONE TO LraHT-Pa-
eairo's work on the Benefit OF Christs Death first
published in l542 of which the original has long been
supposed to be lost has been recovered in an italian
edition Of 1858, and published in England with a
French translation in 1851 These were found in the
library of ST. Johns College, Cambridge. The Eng
lish version, made in l548, by Edward Lourtenay
Earl of DeVonshire, is also added. This book had an
immense popularity in the sixteenth century Forty
thousand copies were issued in Venice alone and Il
was translatedn into Spanish, as well as French and
English. Palearo, for his advocacy of the Reformed
views especially in the matter of Justification, J,
suffered Inartyrdom under Plus Y. in 1870 The
whole Roman Catholic influence was directed to the
exterminaton Of his work, and with such success
that, Ranke says, "it has entirely disappeared"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Il
7EHg MoDERE s6aoOIs FOR THE PIAN0 sa5sfEs: COM
posed and compiled from the works of the most
eminent modern and classical ant and teachers
m Sashan Richardson Boston blahed By the
The new teacher and guide fcr piano pupils and
whose title We have given aboysSis f,f a
taGea noFs pretending and artistic nature than any
one have ever aeen. TF,s elementary IA insra.
duetory portions ase very full ana corapIete and a.
enhanced IN value bg numerous enoravjugH If slse
muscles and gsas,irsd u he usad II
the student Ths alpbahet III ths M q tban Iais
down, and the carried atone
until the epic and hghess remit Ii achiaysd ~
lessons some Of and some cs tF,a orard.
est compositions Of the or he rt ara eiua,,
e It seems TO 1abored aa dessryirp oe
patronage. ss. Y 81
THE FTRsT Bo0E FOE THE PIAEo FoErE written ~.
pressy for the use of beginners and fingered unnn
the European principle, az found i'll Richardson,g
Modern School for Tie Piano. AdoEphe Ie
Carpenter Boston Nathan Richardson's
The intent and object Of The e First Book sor tie
Piano Forte Is stated the preface to be, 10 filI
vacancy long of an easy, reliable and
practical elernenta Instruction book It COM
nenees with the FeE nents Of music, and pro
gresses ressula stage that viii shortly enable
any one to read and practice music. The work is
stated to have had large sale, already tn Europe,
and to have been commended by an who have seen
# Or professors and pupils q music should ex-
anime it. sss ~,
MANUALoE q AEMoEYs being an elementary treatise
~ OF the principles Of thorough bass with an expIa-
nation Of the system of notation BY o. e. ID, Par.
& ker, AZ B. Boston !: Nathan Richardson
ii This elementary tbeok for the atudy Of har-
sriDny is intended tesapp deficiency thathas been
long felt and 70 beginners tile theory and
labor lying before them in the farther seps Of musical
education It IS indeed the primer Of such learning,
and saennsto have been carefully as wen as eompe-
tently compiled. sss9
y The JUNIATA BALIAps. By Marion Dix Sullivan
Boston: Nathan Richard dsona
h Of the Juniata Ballads, perhaps the highest com
mendation be il ii the statement that
the author Of chem wrote that beautiful ballad poem
called Juriata which many have sung, and 30
many more admired not part Of the present
collection, but others Of much merit supply its
place The subjects are religious, patriotic, amusing
and an1atorE-s. ~ from grave 70 lively to
tsevere.'' E9ss.53 s#$#5 4555I ss f
We are indebted to j. B. Steel No. 60 Camp street,
for copies Of the preceding publications, of whom
they may be obtained. J4i9 ls3i si:.sq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

PUMPKIN PIE IN FLoRENCE.-Paris long since
achieved pumpkin pie; as the placard at the little
restaurant in the Rue Michodiere attests The cor
respondent of the Newark Daily Advertiser claims
the same distinction for Florence He says:
But it remains to tell Of the most extraordinary
achievement of the day-one Of culinary art, by an
Italan-=-a pumpkin pie! 4 real Simon Pure .
Yankee treat--tasting of New England fields, of
Thanksgiving easts Of domestic gatherings of house.
hold affections, of Home, sweet home,n has actually
been produced by Florentine pastry cook After
all there is hone for italy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

TuRKEY.-Am memorial has been presented to the
Sultan, in which his ministers accused of having
sacrificed the national honor and the interests of re-
gon, on the occasion of the late concessions made
to his Christian subjects They are accused of having
granted to the allies the same privileges which were
demanded by Russia, and the withholding Of which
was one of the chief causes of the war. The memo
rial (the authors Of which said to be known was
presented to the Sultan by his grand Chamberlain,
Jezzet Bey. As to the effect it produced upon the
monarch nothing is known further than the fact that
Jezzet Bey has just been dismissed from Office Nchet
Bey, an inferior chamberlain, having been promoted
to his post, "a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

TIrLEs.-There is law in this country which for
bids any individual in the employment of government
receiving any titles, etc. Of course, Mr.. Cushing
must decline those rendered him by sovereign Of
Massachusetts, They are so abundant, however, that
we copy them as specimen bricks: 3s.ga
Caleb Cushing, the high.tariff, highfalutin, abo
ton, whig, democratic, fowery empire ambassador,
hero of Matamoras ditch, conqueror of Massachu-
sets sick soldier coalition Massachusetts, Supreme
Court Judge, PierceDougas Nebrascal United States
Attorney General, etc, ETC., has been making a
speech.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

= The Bahama Herald says about 10000 bushels of
salt have been raked at Crooked Island, and that
Rum Cay bids fail, to yieda plentiful hasyest A
correspondent Of the Herald writes from the latter
place, stating that owing to the long continued calm
weather, the salt does not granuate as rapidly oras
well as they could wish but their pans look well and
they hope to rake a good quantity. 5f ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

Brown, the most remarkable bgamist ever known in
America, was brought by officer Elliott the other day,
from near Jacksonville, Indiana, uader requsition
from Gov Chase. He is reputed to have nine living
three months get hold of their property and desert
them. He is now safe in Butler county Jail, at the
instance of his seventh wife, resident Of this city,
The old sinner is ftythree years fage and has mar
ried three wives within two years. Hamilton Co. Int
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
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ass1 ass T7sT tt e N 4; s \ AL IIx H.ss
NgW YoRE. ApriI 255 Flour i ] ts;aa lo,yar
Ohio " quoted at sse 10 vi Is aontta5Tu g5 Il
rs e2s Mess Pork s1sa lard. ro1s. Ws,,st<y.
254 cents. Ri: a., 81
CrHcrsNA IN, april as sFlcap, gs e(lsso Il, n.
Mess Pork held at 9l5. Eoasses leld Il d esntz
River Intelligence.
LoynsyrLLB, AprI as river e fatfing. win
six fseb three inches on the faiIsss b
GrogsanRs, mi Tie Ghocsasr and Eastpors
passed down at 10, The SaIIie Robinson al 81 tnia
morning and the Peter TelIon as The Graham. at
and the Princess at s this eYenfng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

A CosTLY NKsTAND-The inkstand used by the
plenipotentiaries was specially manufactured for the
purpose. 1t is splendid work Of art IN the style of
the first empire and the cost is estimated at II 600
francs EEnglish paper. z ,4&S@ s%&&k n
The inkstand used by Jefferson in writing the
Declaration Of independence did not cost one franc,
and the writing will stand long after the Paris Treaty
has been buried inthe rubbish Of fallen despotisn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

2 DEATH OF MRS. GREENWOOD Augusta Cons
stitutonalist announces the death of Mrs Sarah T.,
Greenwood of that city; which took place on atuf-
day. She was the daughtero Of Gen. John Twiggs, Of
revolutionary memory, and sister to Gen. Twiggs, of
the Omitted Omitted States arf1aF-z- z.---- III = g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26


How TO POP THE QUEsrIoN-" Gracious y says I,
:" its now time to look arter Nance" =
Next day, down went. Nancy was alone, and
aXed her if the squire was in. She said he wasn't
Cause" said l, making believe that wanted
him, our colt has sprained his foot, and come to
see if the squire wont lend me his mare to go to
town. ~ &.& II y
She said she guessed he would. I'd better sit down
and wait till the squire come in. ''i1' reg
Down l sot; she looked sorter strange aud nv
heart felt queer around the edge. &, s. ziegtt :
'.Are you going down to Beosy Martins?n after a
while says she. s9' e..
Sez I, reckon would.h a
Sez she, suppose you'll take Patience Dodge?n
Sez |, I mought and then I Mought'nt.n 4E
Sez She, y heard you was going to get married.r
Sez !, ~ Wouldn't wonder bit" iT 5-
looked at her and saw the tears cummin. "
See, !, " may bs she'll ak you to be bredesmaidn
She riz up she did, her face was as read as boiled
beet. 5g. =
"seth stokes!a and she couldn' say any more she
won't you be bridesmaid, Nance ?" says i.
No. sez she and she burst right out T."
"Well then," seq l." if you won't be the brides
maid, will you be the bride?n Hs, ~ II
She looked at mel swon to man never saw any
thing so awful purity took right holt OF her hand.
%. Yes OF Or No." SEE right off,n '.l... =
Yes" says she E23zst
That's the sors, seq I, and gave her kiss and a
hug. ! soon fixed matters with the squire. Wesoon
htched traces to trot in double harness for life, and
never had cause to repent my bargin.n Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

The RIVER, WEATHER, EFo.-The river is falling
fast, and must, unless have rain again soon, be
closed to navigation above. ~ .I-s
Rain is very much needed. too for the crops which
are very backward and indiferent-more SO than
they have been for years at this season. Alexandra
Cred Riyer1 Republican, 18th inst, ~ -.,2
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ZOO RIV r,

Will leave on MONDAY 18th inst, at s O'Clock P. N.
fyGg, A. FOR LEFONF, G REDWOOD. sID0N,
Tchula, Yazoo City, Satara Vicksburg Nachez
sEasa and al n1ermedate int andings-Regular Yazoo
River Packet LEWIS WEITEMAN-The and swift
ming passenger steamer Lewis yVhiteman, Wallace,
master. leaye above For freight apply
board, or to T. B. SMITH.
aN 70 New Levee
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aUstp Otlealts lailg Gtesfflrt.
! i THE SPRING TIME.
~ y Y ~ Et777E7 ~ 7
~ BIZ CoCHRAFE.

aFi3gYf yfG a! ~ S1 &'lsS coglEAsE. H. SD ,,-it.
Open the orient portals Of the sky, sNs g.tE,
And young Spring, tinlid, ,at the porch is seen,
Looking to earth with hesitating Inien, s5'l .
But doubtful Of adyenturing from On nigh .ls5jf3
MEANWHILE in sweet suspense, her to espy, M
One half the world direct their eyes aloft, -ss,
Open and shut; and shut and open oft WI, -s. +
The opal gates, and then wide open fly, 1E7l'
when rosy, like Aurora, she comes down -=H9as
Beside her, on her car, Hygeia sits, Gitag
With camomile and gentian for her crown;
and round in light attire, gay Iris. fits,
Enshrining but not yelling from our view, p
Springs ditnplng smiles and robes of emerald hue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
VIII leave WEDNESDAY. 3Oh inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
r. EOR LAKE, BISTENEAU --THl
"OU A HITA RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY. April 26. at s o'clock P NJ.
p IT. a, FOR CANIDEGN-THE FINE STEAMER
City of Cairo Yocdm master, will leave
fssL3= above for Camden and all intermediate land
ings. For freight passage, apply on board,
.-lla--. e.: It.-, ~ T. B.. SMITH, IL New LeVee
H-The City Of Cairo will give through bills of ading to
Camden. She draws only Is inches water. q.s a26