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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22
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A CARD..-wri. PERCIvAL,, Civil En-
"A giueer and Architect--Ohice Goddin's Hall, on
18th, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornamental Drawing
In connection with my architectural and Engi
neering office, have opened Drafting room, WHARF,
aided 81 competent assistants am prepared 70 make
Designs and Copies Of all kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans FOR Brdges stone or otherwise; Copies 70 Lth
ograph from Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
htes; Copies of Land Maps, Tracines &c, with De-
WILLIAM PERCfvAL,
NH 1s---6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
w MISSION MsReHAsTs, shockoe Sip, Richmond,
Va give particular attention to the sale of Tobacco
Flour Wheat and every description Of Country PrI-
duce. All packages OF Msre a nd S NJ fo,wsrded
with dispatch. GEO w WILLIAMS,
NH lin WIN. T. DARLINGTON.
WILLIAM GREEN, lately of CuIpeper,
w having removed to Richmond, offers bis profess
sonal services in the Courts of Appeals and in the
Circuit Courts of the State and OF the United States
held in the city. He will also give opinions. and
in other respects chamber counsel. Office at
residence, south west corner of Main and 7th SITS.
NH Aim
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS.
90. CAL.-Ofaee No. 81, Wall Street New York.
w. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. IL. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. CoLEMAs IL In New York. and will give ship
pers every information a to markets. shipping 10.
a. EXCHANGE on San Francisco for sale By
je 29-ts 81 Wall street
NENEkAL AGENT AND COLLECTUK.
" The subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring out
negroes renting out houses collecting accounts &c
ANY business entrusted to his care will be promptly
and faithfully attended to.
Office ON Wall street. under st. Charles Hotel.
Z. A. J. CLOPTON,
de 22---dSmkw4t Agent and Collector.
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MAR AND THE CONSTITUTION, OK
w COUGHS, COLDS AND ASTHMA
How great is the boastng across Atlantics blue wa
tiers,
The Star Spangled Banner sails proudly along,
She will show to all countries there is no fear about
her,
While she has for her Navy. true American sons
She has for her Bulwarks the brave and true
With the Red, White and Blue, as 1t hoets from her
peaks;
Who care not for Coughs Colds, Group or -4snama
While they have for their sheet Anchor, Leo"drds
Instant Retief.
To be had of Duval & Norton, A, Bodeke1, Q. B.
Hill L. B. Thomas. Lsidicy Robinson, D. r. sem,
Die, s. M. Zachrtsson, G-abbs x APperson, and all
Druggists In tbs State of Virginia
Whole sale Agents, Messrs Purcell, Ledd 90.
n0I.I-4 Dig RHEUMATIC LINlMENT
L Some remarkable cures performed BY THE Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case of q Mrs
Johnston, on Union HILL who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
IVES cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARp's RHEuMA-
TIC LINIMENT. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
m
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C. DWELLINGS FOR RENT.--A cot.
H.a tage In Hughes Row Mayo street. with six
- rooms, kitchen, water and gas.
A desirable residence franklin between Sd and
4th streets, with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue, oppohtesto Captain
Goddin's tavern, with rooms kitchen, outhouses Of
every kind, and a large garden
Several small tenements on Jefferson street
tenement on Cary, between 9th and 1h stfests,
suitable for store and dwelling. Apply to
re TAYLOR WILLIAMS
A. FOR RENT-And imme diafe posses.
- House, containing four rooms fronting on Mar.
shall street and immediately In rear of the Richmond
Medical College: 1t has attached very large yard
and good well of water. f--...
Apply to either of the Messrs TABB, Richmond.
or to M. TABB, JR.
Trustee of VIM. Shepard decd
re SITS Brandon Henrico county Va
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FAsHIONA-

TTEADOUARTEKS FOR FASHIONA-
II BILE CLOTHING.-SILVER MEDAL FOn
I855-The members of the Legislature and strangers
visiting the city are requested to call at the old
tablishment No. 100, corner of Main and Governor
street. and secure themselves outfit for the winter
as the subscriber has on hand large and elegant
sortment of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel not to be
surpassed by any house in the city. As evidence
of the superiority of his Clothing, he awarded
the highest premium IA Silver Meda0 by the Me-
chanics Institute, 1855
He keeps constantly ON hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES. VESTlNGS, &c, with score of
perior workmen. He deems it unnecessary, after
say more in their commentator. He warrants all
Clothing he sells. and respectfully socin call from
his old friends and the public generally.
Strictly the one price system.
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BY John IL. ID. Payne.
/ AM AUTHORIsEDT To SELL pri-

I1s.I I'M AU IIfUhISEDT U NEIITI pff-
@a vately that desirable Residence on Mayo sire. T.
- now in the occupancy of G. Gsnnet, ESQ Tie
feet to ally.
The Dwelling has 10 finished rooms, of " hich
have fire places, and furnished with Gas and water
on the lot also, good Kitchen and all other cou.
yenieDces for coal, wood, &c. Being convenient to
business and at the time very retired makes
one OF the most desirable residences present thu
market.
Fer terms, which will be very accommodating sp-
ply to c. GENNET, Esq, or the subscriber
mh It's JOHN n ID PAYNE
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BALTIMORE, March 9th, 1856.
Messrs. De Grath and Co-Please send me Electric
Oil to the amount of $780, sizes follows, and draw
before.
Yours truly, SETH 5. HINGE.
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Ell No. 12o corner Main and Governor st

NOTICE. Having been employed by
l Mr.. Ladd, to act In my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
brace this method of informing my friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former repu
business feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage
rT Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten
ton. M McCOkMICk,
de 20 No. SOB, Broad street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March A. 1886
have sold the Oil made By DR.. Smith of Phila-
delphia called De Grath Co.'s Electric Oil, for
some time and all pronounced it far superior
anything before in for similar complaints One
customer (Mr RIDER says he would not be without
it in his house. and that the Oil appears to be almost
infallible for PAIN neuralgia, &c"
}. b. MOORE, Druggist
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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CINCINNATI, O., March g. 1856.
Prof. C. De Gr.th 4 Co, Phila Gents: Please
size Electric Oil being already out of those sizes
Yours truly, }. ID. PARK.
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ACS4@ENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
-Thetrain which ASSNew York At II o'cio.p
IhSrsday, On the ?fFdson River Railroad was
thfpwa fropkhe track when about three miles he.
, low Albany, by the breaking of me of the run.
n aansI gear 4he frst passenger The first and
bankmeptSnto field landing bot6m mn.
~ George B. Woodbridge Sergeant at Arms of the
sem Legislature, had both legs broken; Jo-
s Ssn X, - of Greenbgsh. one leg broken Reu-
zen Ei-1of New York, Injured Internally; Mr..
name sf5wn v<ss seriously burned by the stove
many Theirs weEeSslighuy injured. Among the
passen9a bin thfhrst car who escaped injury were
Tue tue Ee ar Osborn, Rev. c. Phillips, and Rev. B.
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A CARD..-WNl. PERCIvAL, Civil En-
n giuecr and Architect--Ohice, Goddin's Hall, on
18th, between Main and Bank greet
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EROM III lie PRESIDING ELDEk OF
Il MORGA NTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
VIRGINIA C 0NFERENCE.

VIRGINIA, January q, 1856.
DR. /. ScoTr Co,
Gentlemen: :: Having been afflicted with soreness
in.rny sides az pains my limbs, with cold in my
lungs and dc preston of spirits, for some two or
three months, |, few days since. took dose of
your Nc Lanei Improved Liver Pills which has ben.
Gifted me- vef greatly, and the Improved Pills are
much md Id and pleasant in their action than the
old McLaneHs Pills which have frequently taken
heretofore, ~ d / can with confidence recommend
the Improved Pills TO she afflicted and my friends as
both mild Aaa. curative. GIDEON MARTIN
MoRGANrowH. Va, Sept IL 1856
Thu 10 tnss, tiy, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLans's Improved vsrmifuge and
Improved Live Pills by DR. l. Scott who has been in
the habit Of Pr sparing aud using my original medi-
cinas In my oi hce during the last thirteen yea and
that believe he has improved them. make the
above statems at the mora willingly as J. have no in
terest in them whatever. C. McLANE M d.
DIR. MeLaRo, Improved Vermituge and Improyad
Liver Pills. ant | DR.. Ses,tts Caiebrated Croassan
Liniment Tor 9 ale BY PUk CELL, LADD CO., and
DUVAL, Richmond.
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SOMERSET, PA, March I, 1856.

SOMERSET, PA, March I, 1856.
De Grath l. Co.--Gents: Peuse acknowledge the
receipt of enclosed $685. and send more Oil am
using it & very severe case OF letter; have made
two applications and the swelling has entirely dsap
peared. Respectfully yours,
JOHN r. NEFF.
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JOHN X. NEFF.

UTICA, March IL, 1856
Messrs CHAs De GRATH Il Co:-Gents:-please
ship the Electric Oil proposed in former letter,
amount of $500. Send also 900 bills with our
names printed on, by express. Will you please for
ward the edicne Immediately, and the circulars
possible.
We are respectfully yours,
DICKINSON, CoMsTocK Co,
Wholesale Druggists
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CIARKSON & ANDERSON--NO 1867
~ Main street, Importers of Hardware. Cutlery,
Guns Anchor Boiling Cloth, and Edge Tools of every
embracing every article usually kept in their line, to
which they respectfully invite the attention of Viz
gna. North Carolina and Tennesse merchants visit.
ing this market Importing direct, and purchasing
for cash. enables them to sell cheap any house.
North or South NH Ia
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DE 5 RABLE REsIDENCE F0Ti

ID T. . HABLE RESlDENCE EDK
W::a RENT.-The House and Lot belonging TO tAe
x estate of Moses H. Preston, decd is offe red for
rent. The house contains IA rooms besides Closets
bathing room arranged to use both hot end cold
water the house lighted with gas There are all me-
cessary out houses upon the premses the lot occu.
pies one-haf the square Ii is situated upon what 10
known as CANDLES Hill, one Of the most desirable
locations, being in few minutes walk of the
OF the CITY at the same time very retired, command
ing of the finest views to be found any where IL
Is admirsbly adapted to the purpose of large Board
ing School Possession may be had on the Let Of
March. For further information apply to
JOHN R. PRESTON, Agent,
for Jno. and Ssml Tyree Trustees,
NH Sim NJ mr. Gbockaa Warehouss
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-. FOR KENT-IARLBOKO former.
a ly WALL STREET HOTEL.-This properly
A4 il situated on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. 1t accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is large bar room
about thirty BY forty feet, paror Is by so feet
dining room 80 by 40 feet spacious kitchen with
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms convent
ences for coal and wood, is well supplied with water
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second floor;
gas has been introduced into the house. and there il
every convenience necessary for such establish.
ment
Possession given on the LIST of February next
For terms apply to FENDALL GRIFFIN.
ia S0--tf
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PROVIDENCE, March 10th, 1856.
Messrs De Grath Il Co.-Gents: We want another
invoice of your Electric Oil, same as before. We
hould like to have it by Express if you share the
reight; otherwise by steamer soon possible.
YouIs truly, BALcH Son.
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NOTlCE.--MARCUs HARRIS ha. iDst
received his full supply of sprinE Goods consist.
ing OF Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Boots and shoes
OF ell descriptions Ladies Caters from 81 up TO the
finest; Ladies' best Philadelphla make Morocco sim
pe, from IS cents up to the finest and thousands of
other kinds OF Shoes too to mention which
ne WIN sell IN proportion. Likewise a general as
sortmeut of Dry Goods to which he respsctfnlIv in
vites the attention of purchasers :
MARCUS HARRIS, IsS.Broad,
mn ~ between 5th and 9Th streets
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DAsvILLE. Pa. March 10th. 1856.

DANvILLE, Pa, March 10th, 1856.
Messrs. De GRATH " Co, Philadelphia. Gents.-I
have sold all the 81 and rs sizes of the Electric
Oil ordered from your DR. Smith last week. 1t sells
like hot cakes" sold it all in day, and could
have sold Is much more. Send me immediately "a
doz. more by int irrational express, and draw me
for same From the way it sells it must be working
wonders. Yours truly,
J. A MOORE, Druggist.
2 S-Dnn,t delay moment sending it.
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CENTS DRESS CLOTHING.--The sub
seriben have in store their assortment of Spring
and Cloth and Cashmere Dress and Frock Costs va.
mere Pants together with black and Fancy Silk and
satin Vests We invite attention to cur stock of Men
ana Boys Spring Clothing, confident that il will be
found tasty and suited to the wants of buyers ITO
Main street 10 the number. Call and be satisfied
NH 70 GROSHoNG & TUPMAN.
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- FOR X TIA trained Dwelling,
E&s1 with rooms. and Kitchen with 2 rooms on
~ Goth street; city water in the yard Apply to
R. SEDGW1CK
fe S-lm No. q East Main street.
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SHELL LIME...I have for sale and will
y keep constantly on hand my Lime Kline near
Capt Goddn's tavern, on Bacon branch, large sup
ply OF the best quality of pure unadultersted Oyster
Shell LIME. Farmers aud others in want of this
tcle can get their orders filed by applying at my
kilns, or addressing me through the city 2. o.
NH 5-d&cim JOHN MOSS.
II EST KID GLOVES, only 10 cts. q pair.
at only IS cts. A. LEVY, &c
NH 81 1 #' SO Main street.
II a AZ DIN barrels, Kegs and paiis for
{. NH p sIZER 4 PHAUP. "a Main street. :
"a DLK S.E55 6sxes and half boxes
~ Sperm, Adamaatine and Taliow Candles Tor
mha sizERa gHAuP, ~ Main street,
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V- OYSTERS picked and sent to any place
at snort notice. and warranted to keep any
time.
Call for the good things of this life at
ALIENS ARBoUR,
de q 18th near Main st
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and shall be subject 10 like penalties for conduct
ing such business without merchants license.
The tax on every license to a commission mer-
chant, forwarding merchant, tobacco auctioncer
or ship broker, shall be $40, if commencing bust.
ness, and if to continue such business, after the
same has been carried on for a year, the tax on
such license shall be two per cent. on the amount
OF commissions received; and this tax shall be In
addition to such tax as may be imposed on a Ii
cense to such merchant or firm to sell any goods.
ware or merchandise.
Or every license to an auctioneer or yeudue
master commencing business, If the population of
the town does not exceed 1900, s32 if the popula.
ton of the town exceeds 3 900, additional ia
Of SIS for every thousand persons above that num-
ber and at that rate for any fractional excess
than thousand; but said specific tax shall in no
case exceed $3.50.
On every license to an auctioneer or vendue mas.
ter to continue the business after the same has
been carried on for year, If the amount of sales
of said auctoneer or vendue master for the pre-.
ceding year be less than S. 000 the tax on said H.
cense shall be $40 if 5000, and less than $40 .
600 the tax said license shall be $35 If $40 OOO
and less than $25 00O Sl25 if $5 and less than
$3.50; if $4,000, and less than 100000, 1926; If
100000 and less than $50 900, $425; if SI50O
more, $500.
Every merchant mercantile firm auctioneer or
vendue master, paying duties on any goods. war;
or merchandise, including liquors. at any custom
nouse III luis otate WheLher brought into this
State In bond or directly, shall be entitled 10 da
ducton from the amount of sales on which ha -
any license tax, imposed in the proceeding sae,;a
equal to the amount OF duties so paid by him and
the vaus Of the goods ON which such du,;a. anu
paid-sueh vslue to be fixed by the apprsiae.
men. a. n, as custom house On every license to
500 's No1'e'' place Oh trade
On every license TO sell or barter patent, speci.
rs or Sasek medicines, II by wholesale, ESQ; il by
psaiar 20 deal In tin and pewter, $40; to deal ia
saosAs W. 70 deal In goods. wares and merchan
sasi o. osns. articles except tin. pewter and
dixs Isr.an, = dssi u good. wares and merchan.
A'' SsASsSs s'ssSs2 when the license u issued IN
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JEW DAvID. OR HEBREW PLASTER.

INHE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Govt Pain in the
i Side Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scroula, Kings
Bvil White Swelling, Hard Tumors, stiff Joints, and all nx
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain eanno exist.
has been beneficial in of weakness, such Pain
and Weakn the Stomach Weak Limbs, bameness AZ
lection of the Lungs in their primary stages II destroys in
famaton by preparation.
that by its alone he cured of Rheumatism in both
of his knees, of several years standing.
The following handed us By respectable Physician
in Georgia.
Scovi & Mead-Gents: have been using yonr
and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in my
practice for three years past, and is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority over all other articles
with which acquainted the purposes for which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
universal penaeca local pains have also found
excellent application for Sprains and Bruises. gives uni
versal satisfaction wherever used. SIS oSL1N, M d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th 1853.
1-y Beware of Counterles and base limitations.
genuine will in future have the signature of E. Tay
lor the steel plate engraved the the each
box.
Purchasers advised that counterfeit ofhis
ucleis existence.
The enuine is sold BY and by agents appointed
thro Igh he South and pedar allowed TO sell It. Doa
urchaser generally cautioned against buying of
any but regular agents. otherwise the will imposed
on by a worthless article. SCOVIL & MEAD.
III Chartres street, New Orleans, Sole General Agents
The States, to whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Bwin Brothers, Berry & Demovills, Il
Roscoe Thomas Wells ami W HendershOtt, Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through the State
tanIo Ivi&triw. q.
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NASHVILLE THEATRR.-BENTFTT OF MR. CoUL-
DOCK wing to the inclemenCy Of the weather
and the slim attendance at the Theatre on last
evening, the manager has kindly set spart this
evening as the occasion of Mr.. Couldocks Benefit,
when be will appear in the celebrated character Of
Hamlet, in the denestion of which he has few,
if any superiors. BE has recovered much from
his indispostion and will doubtless be greeted with
an sdmiring audience.
On Monday evening the accomplished Ameri-
can actor Mr. Neafe, makes his bow again to a
Nashville audience, after an absence ofthree years.
There can be no doubt but our theatre will be FILL
ed to its utmost capacity, to greet the return of
of the very few most forcible and truthful de-
lnestors of tragic character, that speaks our lam
gusge
In all his long absence his powerful impersona-
tons of VTyinius, Macbeth, and other characters
of higher rates OF the Drama, have not been for
gotten, but live in the memories of all who love
and can appreciate chaste deneations of the tragic
muse. We remember his Vrginius especially, and
hope it may be given during bis stay. He selects
for his opesing, perhaps one of the most powerful
and patriotic plays in our language, Jack Cade,
written by Judge CONRAD, of Philadelphia. All of
our exchanges, where be has played it, are filed
with eDconiums upon this thrilling play, and Mr..
Neafie's requisite rendition of this character.
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Up FOR DEPARTURE THIS DAY.-A. L. Davis,

for Burksville; Argo, for Cincinnati.
The river, since our last from the continued
rains has risen rapidly. We quote now six feel
rise. with the prospects of continuation of sew
eral feet more.
| Boating for the present season we now consider
permanently established, 60 far as the Cumberland
is concerned. From this out, there will be quite
extended facilities to St Louis, Memphis Cairo
| and New Orleans. The Ohio, as yet, has not as
sumed the upward tendency that have the other
rivers; yet, from Indications, we are of the opin,
ion the general rains have extended to that region.
DEPARTURES FOR THIS DAY.-The light drsught
steamer, Argo, Capt. George, leaves this day for
Cincinnati at o'clock,IP III. The boat is of ex.
ceeding light draught and viii be sure to go di-
ractly through without delay.
For BURKsVILLE.-The first steamer of the sea-
son leaves this day as above. The A. L. Davis,
with Capt Couch, VIII doubtless be a welcome
visitor to our up river friends
On Monday next, the light draught and highly
popular steamer, Princess takes her departure for
Cincinnati which trade she intends to ply regular
ly in during the present season.
This craft is exclusively home concern, being
owned, differed aud manned by our Rock City
denizens, and is one 10 which we have no hest
fancy in recommending in the highest terms to
those DESTROYS of extending patronage.
Freights, at present somewhat higher than the
ordinary ruling rates. few days, however, will
level this to its accustomed prices.
For ST. LOUIS The popular packet, Ella,
leaves this day at IL o'clock.
RIVER AT Presumably private dispatch, re-
ports are that there is prospect for heavy rise.
RIVER AT CIECTNEATI.--River at stand. Rain
ing hard. Prospects good for rise.
RIVER AT misunderstanding steadily with
prospects of rise in the river. The White Bluff
departed for Nashville on the 18th inst
STEAMER SUNK--The New Orleans packet, En-
ma, on her up trip to st. Louis, sunk on Saturday
last at Goose Island, on the upper Mississippi. She
was principally ladened with sat