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THE GENTS DEFARrmEHT.

Especially selected ~ tins market and
gua,rm1ehd 10 he TIE best workmanship,
and latest style, comprising, suits 81
Cold cusstuitettas suits q Checked
MarseIles, suits d Black ttslian Cloth /;
Metiuo, Beapopis AID Alpaca Coats !;
Brown Linen, Drill btd,other styles Of
sunni er Coats and Pants: Fancy Linen
Dnli il patterns and BY tie yard Unlar
Garments IN Linen and Cotton 1lE
Muslin Clayats, Hall Hosei Gloves !
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid 10 our custom
ers u from the variety Of our stock a per
feet lit is In all cases assured at
ap5. ]. SIMON &. co
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LADIES DEPAfsFG1E F3N'E

will be found full Of Flounced and plain
Barages. and Silk Tissues; Mazlius and
Organizes, Muslin, Jaeonet Il ntaaneiei
Robes Plain and Printed Brtlliaiteeus F.;
CambTics, Linen IaWns--in short every
thing hi this long line
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Nlxaa6Flsies.

lust RECEIVED Is dor. boxes Of
~ Fresh sardines s doz. Gallon Jars Pick
les doz. gal. ars. do. 3 doz Of French
DO bhls MackereI. Fresh Butter, fine
lot fresh cheese, and Tor sale Cheap for
Cash, by oct.29f A. WItsos 4 90,
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CAPITOL CHEAP STOREl!l !.
1g-ECONOMY AND TAsTE,Eu
GRACE,
Ease and B5iegasst,e, all Combined
y. .atEnsotr q 90.

THERE Is NOTHING Of more lmpor-
i tanre to this community Than TO know
where to get, PERFECT FITS, 1T suith-
Bile prices. =. SIMON c. CO., filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy, would fes-
pertfulv direct the weary with being
hnnbuggetD people, Of This honest place
to THEN establishment, opposite the lost
Office where The
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gsffFH! rsfFHs!

TUST received ~ the undersigned, fresh
y sfprly of Wfieft's indian Vegetable,
Mofst's Life, Bjandreih,s, Woffisonis lIy-
gafia, Lee's, Sappiset0ns, Gfeafenl,eig's,
Jayne's- Spcurer's Peters, Co9k's, Hoop
et8s, BeekWith7s Leldy's blood, Holloway 4
SwaYne's tery's, Decays Champon's,
Jones, Sears; and McLano's Pills; tor
sale il any quantity BY
jan.2s. Wa. BoGEt, Druggist.
yFsuE VERY bEsT.-Iseesons desiring
i, aaYof the celebrated medicins CAL
let R,apdF, cpf1 get some of the pure and
tWduItrrted Pjnet, Castlliou & Co.'s 1T the
Drug Sore Of WIN. B0GEL.
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10 t1nginsers u the fti.e Department

A s AGENTS Of the Manufacturers, we
II offer at Factory prices INDIA RUE
BIER BETTING, HOSE ard PACKING
Also, Oak tan'd. stitched and esnelied
Leather Betting, 2E
Description as tpllowsi
3pIy India Rubber Betting if" q : sLo 70 70
Hydrant House. India Rubber Ito u
inches. Warranted 10 stand pressure Of ~
lbs to sqr. inch; Locomotive y Fire En-
CINE India K. Hose Il to 3; warranted to
stand pressure Of no lbsto sqr zach Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the H. /; Oak
Tan'd,, Stocked, and cemented Leather
Betting, from 4 to 20 inches wide.
All orders for the above goods filled at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
iunl7. BARBEE Y BENJAMIN.
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D R. s w A Y N E'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or
W IL D G II / L L 7.
violent Cough, Bloody Espsetoration.

MuHEfM, Centre Co., Pa, oct ., 1855.
I not only take. pleasure, but deem IT duty
owe to suffering humanity, to certify Pnnhciy 70
to the great power Of yor COMPOUND sY-
BJp or Wild CHERRY. was taken with
a violent cough, and bloody expectorati9ns
great wasting away Of my flesh, all the syinp-
toms Of Fixed consumption. After trying various
remedies without any relief aud hearing of me
great virtues of your Syrup, ! commenced It's use,
md 10 my great satisfaction, and astohishtneht
Of all around me, my CoaE, began TO ahates
appetite improve, and in fact have become az
healthy md neshy rs ever. Some twelve months
have elapsed since the disease was first arrested
and have every reason Ia believe that 1t is coin
pleteIy eradieated from my system.
Witness. Very Respectfully
HEM, RE1GIfARD. JACOB HATs,
Extracts from the opinions Of the press:
DR.. SWayhe's Family Medicines We bsisve q
Is the only one that contains the active principle
ofts much valued medicinal agent-Satmf00Y
CpHyier Ihitddtiphia. 5 "a a# #
We have used Dr. swayne's Medicines for q
number Of years In our family, and always WIFE
the happiest effect Fjfsger0id city ITEM, lhfn !.
have used one bottle Of Or swayne's COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and believe
IT to be nm invaluable medicine N. Steet, Gfepe-
kppd ohio Times.
The Wild Cherry Of DR., swayne is known to
have cured the most desperate cases Of GonsnHp-
ton, and The VerHiifnee Is q never-fang worm
killer.--DfHonia7,, Milton, RI. #@
Npfe~4rhe above Invaluable medicine Is pre-
pared under the Immediate care Of DR.. swsyne,a
physician Of many years practice in Philadelph'ay
who was also connected with the Hospital and
old Aims House In that city, served Q faithful term
~ practice In the Philadelphia Dfspensary. etc.
etc, and in those institutions he enjoyed the most
ample opportunity Of obtaining an insight into
liseaAes in all their various forms, and the best
methods Of their treatment. he particular I"
ask fo swsyne's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, the original md only genuine Labora
tory, North Seventh st, Philadelphia.
FOR sale wholesale & md retail at proprietnrs
cost price by VIM. ROGEL, Baton.Rouge La
fsb17-y. sept.t0-y.
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E.fver Complaint,

4 LIZ ANT PoRTER.-A large supply
X Of ParaIay, Perkins Il Cos London
Porter aud 1eunent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine Just received and for sale ~
no oily WIN. ROGEL, Druggist
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Gum drops

JUST received 75lbs Gum Arabic Drops
y Tolan Lo4engefs, French Juenbe and
Liqoorize Paste, Aeidulated Drops OF all
faFors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq-
uorce, ect,, by WM. BodEL.
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TAt. NJ. MtCuI'gHEN, Attorney "
~ Councillor at LaWf Laurel ~ Baton Rouge
Wiipfact6e III the Houtts If tfs Parishes u cay
aud West ratetit |, b,,ga past Ard rest Feieitfa,
aud Ihersille Il nh in tie Supreme Court.
REfEgRNuHa. lion. j, L. 5eniaBlni Hon. HaIi-
tleli HUNT Ii. p C6ief Justice Marshall, Hon ],
H. Intrer vpha, lttn Asher ". tfrallau, ES. Chief
lastiea H#inr, HS. GHIef Justice itdteftsbtt Hon.
ItenrF Order, Kentucky # apia'-y4
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ELopEMENr IN HIGH LIFE.-A beautiful girl,
about seventeen years of age, daughter of wealthy
to Europe with an officer in the late war with Mexico,
in which he distinguished himself for his bravery and
herosm He is man Of large fortune, and before
leaving provided bountifuly for his family which he
left behind. heparents and family friends of the
erng girl are plunged in the deepest distress in
sequence Of her conduct therefore we forbear from
giving her name or that Of the individual with whom
she has fed the country She was genteey educated,
and possessed all the accomplishments that wealth
could bestow. Her every wish was gratifed by her
doting parents. IN. Y. Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-13

THE WEATHER, RIVER AND CRoPs. The river
here is falling at the rate of twenty inches in twenty
four hours with the prospect of an increasing decline
daily, until it shall have reached its lowest mark.
The weather for the past eight ten days has been
intensely hot. The Thermometer yesterday afternoon
indicated 50 deg, in the shade.s a refreshing little
shower about o'clock reduced it, A lewer figure.
We have had no rain of any Consequence sinee the
18th ult.
The crops, in the country back, are needing rain,
more particularly the corn. Upon the river panta7
tions the crops looked more promising than at
this time. 5-I5@ AK. ~.
PS. We were visited with a copious rain, this
morning, before daybreak. A blessing, truly,
s. ~ flake Providence Herald 7th
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Thirty-Fourth congress-First Session.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Spnate-About one dozen
Senators met, and adjourned till Monday.
House Of Representatives. Thirty members con-
vened, and adjourned till tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 6-Sennte.-The Senate was
not in session to-day.
House-There were only about one dozen mem
bers present. They were only in session about one
minute, after which they adjourned.
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SINGULAR PHENOMENON AT OswEGo.-We extract
the following dispatch from the NY. Tribune Of the
9th inst.
OswEGo. Thursday, June S, 1s56.-Dnring the
thunder storm here yesterday the lake suddenly
to the height of three feet and as suddenly fell again
This was repeated several times, causing general
and forth. --@-- s7--n ~
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

IT,. MOBILE. .. +sN- -..-
Cuba Ie, MASTER the arrival of the II O'Clock 81 Pont-
cbarrain the Lake r. Geddes, 10 Bank Place,
agent. o." ~
.us TCHEFUNCTA RIVER. .1'a ,--
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival Of the l2 o'clock NJ
Pontcharrain D. c. Lowber Nc. IS Magazine street.
agent.
OCEAN SPRINGS. =, ..-.
Creole Nelson MASTER the arrival ct the Lake of the
O'Clock P. NJ Pontchartran cars. R. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place. agent.
OHIO RIVER.
Rob't j. Ward, at O'clock Beteron Keefe 20 Tchoupi
toulas street, agents.
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Among the distinguished passengers who left Bos.
ton in the steamship Canada, was the Hon. John F
Crampton, late British Minister at Washington, and
Fred S. Cozzens Esq, editor of the Wine Press, and
author of the sparrowgrass Papers, who visits Europe
to regain his health
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We learn from dispatch dated Rochester, N. Y,
June 6th that terrible accident occurred that morn
ing on the Central Railroad near Lockport in conse
quence of the Express trains coming in collision.
One fireman and one engineer, anda lady passenger
named Stephens, were intantIy killed. Fifteen or
twenty passengers were also badly injured. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-13

PoLIrIcAL.-The Wings of Beaufort, N. c., have
endorsed the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson-
the first because they knoD him to be true states
man, without sectional feelings and without false
promises, and one if elected, they believe will stand
by the Constitution and the Union-and the second
as ''a conservative Democrat whose early political
education has imbued him with love of the Union,
and hostility to fanaticism uncation and secession
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A dispatch from Washington, states that Senator
Trumbull with view of restoration of peace in Kan
sas, has prepared bill which he will Introduce
proposing the annexation of that Territory to Ne
braska, the terms Of all the Offices and all the laws
and supposed laws therein, to cease. ... IS n.
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ACCIDENT TO EN-PREsIDENT VAN BUREN.-Valitie,
June I've have just been informed, that while Ex-
President Van Buren, was riding through the village
OF kinderhook on horseback this morning, his horse
took fright, throwing him on the ground. He is con-
sderaby injured about the head, but not considered
dangerous. New York Express, 9TH.
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Fitzgeral Tasistro, an $l,sOO Clerk in the State
Department, has been removed for writing an abusive
letter to the Baltimore Republican about foreign Min
sters and sending copies under the Department seal
to Ministers
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Mem Orleatls 1ailp Gresteld.
From, Havana

The U. $. mail steamship Philadelphia, John. Nc
Gowan, commander, sailed from New York at 2 P. N.
Of I'd instant and Havana at P NJ, Of the 9Th, for
this port. She landed $4,000 in silver at Havana and
brought moderate cargo for New Orleans.
The U. s. steamer Merrimac, commander ;Prender-
gast, sailed from Havana for Key West, on Sunday
morning, sth instant.
At lP. NJ. Of the 9th instant, the city and harbor
of Havana were visited with heavy hail storm, with
wind thunder and lightning, during which the ship
Champion, Capt. Mason, dragged her anchors. cap
sized and sunk. The Captain Of Port, with sailors
from the Spanish men-ofwar, were bnsily engaged in
raising her when the Philadelphia sailed. Much
other damage was done to the shipping in the harbor
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The efigies of Franklin Pierce and P. S. Brooks
were hung at Concord, n H., the 5th inst, on the
Pierce and King liberty pole erected in 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-13

AFFRAY AT GRAND GULE.-An af1ray occurred at
Grand Gulf, on Saturday last, between James Boyce
and man named Porter, in which the latter was
dangerously wounded with knife.
[Vicksburg Wing, 10th.
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The Hon. James Dixon has been elected United
States SENATOR from Connecticut in place of Toucey
the present incumbent. The Hon. Chas. J. McCurdy
was elected Judge of the Supreme Court of that
"
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Eleven hundred emigrants arrived at New York,
from Europe on the 9Th and 9Th insts and were for
warded directly from Castle Garden to their several
destinations in the West. ~
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The MIssIssPPI-The Vieksburg Wing, of the
10th, says: The Mississippi river has fallen about
eight feet, andis still falling very rapdy.n No danger
of an overflow this season. |.
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RIVER FA1L1SG-The river is falling at this point
with such unprecedented and extraordinary rapdity
as to induce the belief, with some, that levee must
have broken below us. EVicksburg Whig 9th.
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AcurnENV--We regret to learn that our fellow,citi-
zen, Duff Green, ESD, had fall from his horse last
evening, by which one of his legs was broken. We
did not learn whether the fracture was simple d a.
compound one.-[Vicksburg Wing, 10TH
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dispatch dated Washington, June 5th states !:
The PostmasterG General has, to-day, instructed the
Postmaster at New York, that whenever any letter is
deposited unpaid, he must send circular notice to
the party addressed that the said letter is detained
for want of prepayment and that it will be forwarded
the receipt, in stamps, Of the amount due. This
plan prevents the accumulation Of unpaid letters, and
if successful, it will be extended to other cities.
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later fsosa. Kansas. Is; a.
MoRE@ < ABoLITIoN o TRACES.

: e .5F}. ~ ss
The St. Louis IntelIgeneer Of the sth publishes an
article from the Kansas City Enterprise Extra Of the
I'd instant, from which We extract the following:
J.. III. Bernard, Esq, started from ST. Bernard for
Westport on Friday night-since which time he has
not been heard Of He is supposed to have been muir
gdered.
Messrs. John W. Freeman, III Hamilton and John
Luz went in seaeh Of Mr.. Bernard and were taken
prisoners by the AboIitionists who threatened to
murder them It is also believed they have met that
fate. Ss53s
Mr. Donaldson, q. g. Marshal, and seven men, were
attacked while riding quietly along the road by about
fifty Aboitionists, who were seereted in and about
house near the road. A short conflict ensued which
resulted in the Woundng Of several Of the MarshaEs
posse and several horses Mr.. SIade, proslavery, had
his horse shot from under him Id the fight.
MI H. NJ Carty just in from the Territory states
tnaf about eight men Of the company be belongs to,
oHsly injured. He received wound iii the ear. Mr..
Carty came in for the purpose Of raising men ana
| horses and twenty FIVE of Bufords men viii start
/ thls evening or in the morning to the rescue They
\ need horses badly. &9 4is Z. s4ss Wei
IN; Banks inst in from Ball Greek, states that he
,ss ns n iE gonnelly, who was wounded in the
~; acasaa ]. hslRed to dress the wound.
5Sapsain Rates company went to Hickory Point to
suppress further outrages BY the aboIitionistss and
sas hy about one hundred and fifty Of the
latter, Whea swo gf bis men were Killed. Gseeond
soIet 6 q Was expected ana thg messenger thinks that
party, which nnnlbe foEsy ar tifsy, were I5iIed
We learn from lfr. Ghorn ttIat three abolii-
tionists went to Liberty Moi and stole negro boy
from Mr.. jesse Bryant, Of that place They tod tie
negro that if he wished To BE free to follow them to
! which he consented The agreement between tfIern
and the negro was, that he should steal one Of his
1nastera horses and come to old stable opposite
this city, were they would meet and cross Will lin
4 to this sIdea OF which the negro attempted ID ao-
complish, and Wold have succeeded but for the close
pursuit Of some men, who overlook him near this
place. =s$
II Two Of the abolitonists wore red whiskers and
monstaches, and the third black. They were riding;
i ponies reached and bobbed. s T.
I P. S. Since the above was written, we have learn
ed that Capt Pate's company had aseeond fight and
Il thirteen Of his party were killed. Capt. r and Mr.
/ James niece fell victims in the battle.
Il IATER.-We learn since the above was put in type
\ thatnine abolitonists were killed at Black Jack-fpu
n proaIayery men were wounded, two (reported dead
Il above) mortaly. sA3st
Capt Long company Of Wyandott Indians were
united with Capt. Pate's command and fought with
/. great yaIor, in their original mode Of warfare.
i 7E
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(tQITTON (I PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
~ IlITON PLANTATION.-The subscriber prepared TO
sell The above very reasonable The plantation
IS situated on the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from
mouth, in the parish OF Moehose. thousand
high state of cultivation
The estate well improved having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary ontbmdings This plantation of its size
fertility and location possesses advantages inferior
the valley OF the onachita and the proprietor willing offer
great bargain to esrous of purchasing Possession
will be given Immediately after taking off Of the present
crop For further particulars, address r. O. BURTON Esq.,
Monroe La, PILCHER GOODRICH q Co. New Orleans or
ROBERT j. WILSON,
~ Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew,
all u MOrehouse, La
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AND WARRANTS -SHIG HEST MARKET RATES
Il paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds of uncurrent
Bank Notes, Coin Bullion and Exchange, purchased by
II. b. MERRELL CO.,
n3 d&W1y No. g Camp street, corner Of Common
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rT7HE T1ALLADAY Vv1ND-nITLl.. MA

FSNHlG EAA1iliADAH MANY OF
the most scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gineers the United States have examined this Machine and
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious device, the gale increases
verify the sails gradually round change the angle h
which they for gentle breeze less and less
resistance the wind, TILL when the tempest is raging at its
height little presented to its power the thin edges. As
the of the gale aaeS the fans gradually resume their orig
na position. Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
sas is what mechanics have long sought for in
vain.
The speed of the wind wheel by powerful
wind for is fully under the control of regulator
as engine If this Mill be well put
up will require attention whatever for weeks
gether
only why the wind for past has not been uni
vcrsly used motive is well known to be the Of
sereguating machine In heavy gales the wind wheel
constructed either postraed in hopeless ruin
with such rapty heat and chnfe greatly
the injury Of kind of gearing attached besides in bad
requiring the and anxiety OF the attend
ant This difficulty entirely obviated and the only OBJ
lection That possibly be urged is the Inconsistency " the
wind compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay expense the wind eIgneno to tend
fuel it. with power The mill is ready
time day night be moved by the wind from point Of
the 1t will fill large tanks ponds, that be used
during the intervals of the winds bowE if the size of the
mill pumps proportion the quantities of
required there certainty Of having an abundance
through the For railroad stations and and cotton
plantations such conrvance unequaed both for pumping
water grinding corn, ornamented fountains small
sized MILL with moderate wind, will raise 900 gallons of
grind bushels Of hour For further nfor'
nation, ORDERS address
S. H. GILMAN 81 Natchez street. New Orleans,
o24daw&W1y Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
Will leave o. FRIDAY 1sth la,. 3, o'clock P; n .

4 +. NJ.
HyS FOR JEFFEIRSDN, ssffTHLAND,
Benton Port Caddo Swansons Landings, Moor
sasH ingsport A1bany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Canpte Grand Ecore, St. Maurice Aexandria Goons and
drangh and swift running steamer Jefferson james Robe
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
On board, or to 4 JOE. AaLLETTt 23 Front street.
pD The Jefferson draws about p inches light Persons
the foot Of Benye street. and examine for themselves
7~ The j. is ready to receive freight and will give
through bills ladiDg to Jefferson jel1
WIlleaye on SATURDAY, 18th june at o'clock p. NJ.
, GHss = FOR HREVEPOIsT, GRAND BA-
easl you, Grand Eeore Campe St. Maurice Cotille
date landings The fine, fast running passenger packet c.
aliherediate landings Red River. For feigh.
jel0 LEWIS sNAPPa L Co. 81 Front street.
Leaves SATURDAY. I4h inst. at O'clock p NJ positively
IT. n, FOR SHREVEPORT TIE III fine fast
assasla D. y. Atkinson mnser, will leave above fol
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe Grand Ecore ST. Maurice
Cole Alexandria, Gorton's Landing and all intermediate
landings Red River For freight apply boare
to ~
je11 =a5'- s&@+H S." T. B. SMITH, IL New Ieyee.
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Will leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock p
: fGsa STEAMER RATALANTA. On PLL

IsssHHs9J q the Steamer ley! Is WHITEMAN}-For Le-
tara icksburg and all intermediate landings River
The fastrunnng passenger packet Atalanta,
N G. Briggs master will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board or to
jeIl LEWIS sNAPP & Co. 81 Front street
E The Ataanta draws fifteen inches will take
freight for Yalabusha River if consigned to Greenwood.
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UPPER MIss1ssIPPI.

Will leave WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at o'clock p. NJ
Gggs REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET.
ssRt sssslE For St. Lons Memphis Helena, Napoleon
regular passenger packet Ingomar, L. McDouough
MASTER will leave above. For freight passage apply
board or to r. B. SMITH, u New Leyee street. jell
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LOWER MIssIssIPPl.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at $ o'clock 2. NJ.
RE- REGULAR NIEnIPNIS PACKET
s For Memphis, Helena Napoleon Greensille
=sa all iaddinl:s in the Bends-The regular pas
maser n place Of the steamer John smo,ds will leave
JOHN f. HYDE d CO. 66 Poydras street.
h The Fl. NJ Wright will attend all the business the
John Silnond according arrangement entered
into between Captains Church and Clarke.
R The H. NJ Wright is receiving freight foot Of Canal