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LOUISIANA ITEMs-Nearly every paper we open
from interior Louisiana and especially from the North
ern parishes, speaks Of the recent cold weather as
almost without a precedent. The Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter of Saturday last, says: ,o E
For some days past the river has been filled with
floating ice Mr. Markham of the ferry boat assures
US that the ferry against some pieces which could
not have been less than ten feet long, and so heavy as
to shake the boat violently by the conclusion. 1t is
somewhat novel to find ice floating as low down as
Baton Rouge SsS 34S
The Pointe Coupee Echo, OF Saturday last, has the
following paragraphs !: MIS- sa,s9z3.
Never do we remember Of experiencing such an in
tensely cold and continued spell of weather as we
have had during the past and present week In fact
nearly the whole time the thermometer has been
standing at and below the freezing point and the ice,
from the first freeze, has had no opportunity to thaw
until on Thursday last. when decided change in the
weather took place, which has continued up to the
present time, to grow warmer.
In the upper portion of our parish perceive se7e
raj of the planters still grinding very unusual oc
cu1Tence with the sugar growers of our parish, who
generally get off their crop by the latter part of De-
cember. 90
The Shreveport Southwestern Of the 18th says:
The river has fallen twelve inches since our last,
and continues to recede slowly. The cold weather
appears to have stopped the steamers, as the AlFA
from the falls and the Effort from New Orleans, are
the only arrivals
During all Thursday night and Friday, heavy seet
fell in this vicinity. On Friday night it moderated
and commenced raining, and then showed briskly.-
On Saturday morning the whole country was covered
with snow to the depth Of two inches The sun came
out bright and clear Sunday morning, since which
time we have had delightful weather, although the
snow as if 10th to leave US, fingered in the streets
| until Yesterday.
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Ti,irty-Fourth congress--Farst session.

{5l 4 7 +9 2
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, .1s56.-Senate-P Petitions
from naval officers in regard to the action Of the Ma
val Board were presented and referred Several rene
dies for the mistakes of the Board were discussed.
The Senate then adjourned till Thursday
Hostse.-AIr. Royce made an Intellectual attempt to
rescnd the resolution prohibiting debate. Mr.. Faulk-
ner offered resolution that if no Speaker is elected
by next Monday. the members will resign, and the
House adjourn till the second Monday in May. The
resolution laid the table by 26 majority Mr.
Sneed proposed that each party select two members
sered Ir The e. ony T eapdda to BE- s od i
dropping the lowest at each ballot till an election
effected The resolution was laid on the table.
The House then voted for Speaker, with the follow
ing result:
Banks 80, Richardson &C., Fuller 81, Pennington 2,
Campbell 8, scattering 2; necessary to choice 50.
MIR. Rust proposed that the present candidates all
withdrawas they were obstacles to the organization
of the House. Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. Pennington CON
sented but their friends refused. The proposition
was withdrawn. szr <5ai
Mr.. Carhle submitted a resolution declaring Mr.;
Smith, of Virginia, Speaker. The resolution was
rejected, and the House adjourned.
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THE CATHOLIC TEsr-A resolution was offered in
the House, yesterday to elect Chaplain. The pro-
priety and expediency of having some one, to pray
for the poor sinners, who compose that branch of the
Legislature, was ably urged by q gentleman. whose
name we did not learn. The introducer OF the reso
luton, although he belonged to no religious denomi
nation believed in the existence of Supreme Being,
and had respect for the leading principles OF the
Christian creed-in other words he belonged to the
great Catholic Church, denomination in sec
tartan sense. When the mover took his seat, an
amendment, inserting the word Catholic before Chap
lain was offered to the resolution, succeeded by
ton to laythe amendment the table, upon which
the yeas and nays were called The motion to lay the
amendment on the table was lost, large majority be-
ing against it. motion then made to lay the re-
solution as amended on the table. This motion also
failed and the resolution permitted to pass in its
amended form. Thus the House has determined by a
very large majority to elect Catholic Chaplain. But
what is most singular circumstance, connected with
this whole transaction is the fact that the Democratic
members of the House generally, opposed, ffar
we could ascertain the proposition to elect Catholic
Chaplain, while the " Thugs. 7. as generally supported
it. Before the election our Democratic friends were
extremely attached to Catholicity and all who be-
longed to that peculiar pesuason and abused their
opponents as intOlerant and uncompromlsng enemies
of Catholics and Catholicism. Circumstances, how
ever, alter cases. Now, that they have no more to
hope by their hypocritcal fwnings upon particular
religious denomination, they throw off the mask and
appear in their true colors. So goes the world part
cuiarly the political world $ ~ s
[Baton Rouge Gazette, 26th.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN CANADA.--The fol.
lowing account of fire and melancholy loss life in
Reaoh is from extra of the Ontario Reporter dated
Monday:
"a fire broke out in the dwelling house of Mr.
Richmond, Prince Albert, on Saturday morning,
which, We are sorry to record, was attended with
melancholy loss Of life. The flames had enYeloped
the entire building before the Inmates who were all
in bed became aware of the fact and stricken,
each on awakening rushed from the fury of the flames
with the instinct of selepreservation. When it was
discovered that one of the daughters yet remained in
the house, a young man named Foley, who had stop
ped at Mr. Rehmond's that night, dashed through
the flames to rescue the sleeping girl but painful to
relate neither came out alive beth having met
frightful death in the destructive confagration.a
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The FATE OF COLONEL KINNEY.--While Walkers
star has been steadily in the ascendant, that of Kin
ney whose struggles against adverse fortune deserved
at least different results, has been on the His
election as Governor at Greytown, was defeated by
the exertons of the English, and particularly if the
an English man-ofwar then at anchor in the harbor
Only six Of his men remained faithful, The others
have joined Walker but with the understanding that
they will return to him when called for. Moneyless
he is too, and in measure despondng-the wreck Of
what he was. NY. Sun.
We are enabled to affirm, upon reliable authority,
that these statements are altogether untrue.
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THE MA1Ls.-The boat from Mobile, due on yes
terday arrived at late hour, bringing several bags
of mail matter, among which, to our address, we
found dates from New York Of the 10th and 10th,
Philadelphia Of the 10th, Washington of the 10th,
and Charleston of the oath inst The last as late
as due We have nothing from Boston. i,
There was an arrival from Paducah, but we did not
hear anything of the daily mail from Cairo. We have
some Louisville papers, of the 21st, via Chattanooga.
There will be due this morning from New York,
the mails of the 21st, 22d and 23d inst
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Aates. from aTaea,sa and me FstIiDf.ss.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BAEADA
The .. 3. steamship Granada, Capt Grim, from
Ne7T YORK the 18th and Havana The 25th, arrived
yesterday evening. She brings Che following pas-

The 0. s. steamship Granada, Capt fsriffir, from
New York the 18th and Havana The 25th, arrived
yesterday evening. She brings Gle following pas.
sengers:
: rss as9ss Ssy asis Il is wss,ss xSs
s. NJ, Msg5cs fapf IaaE ME- Ssas
%srrsa, H,ss Msksa1s msEsaha !: aasssI 5oha
pfTs gfsn l. ss, s1y sl as sstss
Hems ;. I Bsr5sa 3 sso l. + psysaSoE Il Adsl
4 From r % saa s l-ft ssWsr P.sseo
steerage. 5 5t 5 n ssi,5 75
The purser kindly furnishes the following memo
randa:
The Granada PASSED the 9. S. Mail steamship
North Star, on the morning Of the oath inst twelve
hours out from Havana. @
The United States mail steamer Philadelphia, arrived
from Aspinwal on the morning Of the 18th inst with
mails and passengers and left on the afternoon Of the
next day for Aspinwall.
q The q. S. steamers Potomac and Fulton, from San
Juan and Nicaragua, were lying in the harbor Of
Havana all we'll. sSs W NJ
We have received by this arrival file Of the Aspin-
wall Courier, from the sth to the 18th inclusive but
no other papers, with the exception of old dates from
San Francisco. a. s5
we tint no news of interest from the Isth1us. The
\ : is
Courier Of the 18th, in article upon immigration
into New Granada, says: 3s s
The natives Of the country alone would never &C.
conplish her destiny. Let her then have men from
abroad. As says the iustrious orator of Virginia,
"she wants men," She cannot get along without
them. Those heavy forests Of valuable timber under
which the lands are groanng, must be cleared away
those vast riches which cover the face Of the soil as
well as those (which lie hid ii its bosom, are 10 be
developed and gathered only by the skill and enter
prise Of men the timber must be worked up int
ships to transport the productions Of the soil from
which it has been cleared then there must be com
mercia men and commercial capital to take off pro
ductions, and find the best markets for them abroad
| The great want is the want of men.
The same paper says:
The British sloop-ofWar Brisk, Capt. A. j. Curtis
arrived at the port of Panama on the 10Th, wit
$l,sO0 600 in treasure for Europe. She leaves PaI
anna for the South tomorrow. 3sS {s #
We have nothing later from Walker nor Kinney.
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AN ABRUPT CHANGE-We call the attention Of our
readers to an article from the Baton Rouge Gazette,
headed The Catholic Test which appears in another
column. The editor of that journal Judge McWhor-
ter-is well known to the people Of the State as a
man of truth and integrity who would not make an
unfair statement of facts under any circumstances.
We had intended some remarks of our own, but as
the article from the Gazette covers the whole ground
there is no necessity why we should do SO. All we
have to say is-strange proceedings suit strange
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
RGADE ~ H0TEH FI I'm MAGAz1NE TM sTsEET MRsE BE

RCADE HOTEL, MAGAZINE STREET, BE-
n TWEEN GRAVIER AND NATCHEz R. S. MORSE,
proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
patrons and the public generally that this well known and pop
uar establishment has been thoroughly renovated during the
Of the season. and newly furnished throughout
large extension of has been obtained by the prorctos
renting the adjoining portion Of the building which will enable
him to accommodate much larger number OF customers than
last winter.
has been spared by the proprietor enable him
merit continuance Of the generous patronage he has heretofore
received and every eXeron will be made by himself and
stans render the sooun of his guests only comfortable
but agreeable.
One great convenience attached to this hotel is that Meals
be had at almost all hours OBJ 3m
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Ne(u OtleaIrs Qailv Crssteld
I HAVE MO MOTHER NOW.
BY G. II. Ci.IswELL.


I hear the soft wind signing, ...
Through every bush and tree
Where now dear mothers lying
Away from love and me.
Tears from my eyes are starting,
And sorrow shades my brow;
Oh, weary was our parting
have no mother now!
! see the pale moon shining
Oh mothers white head.stone;
The rose bnah round it twining, 10
Is here, like me--alone.
And just like me are weeping "
Those DEVELOPS from the bough;
Long time has she been sleeping
] have no mother now!
My heart is ever lonely,
Mylife is drear and sad Z;
Twas her dear presence only q
That made my spirit glad.
From morning until even, W
Care rests upon my brow;
She's gone from me to heaven
have no mother now!
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The New York police recently made descent upon
several aristocrac gambling houses in that CITY, They
captured eight or tn epersons and great number Of
costly implements Of different games 49,
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;, LARGE HAUL OF PIGaoNs.- Trumbull Goun-
ty (Ohio9 Democrat says that on the 18th December
last, four men caught in net; in Taraaraek Swamp,
Bloomfield township, eighteen hundred pigeons at
night eight hundred and sixteen more, making to-
tai of 2Sl6, 58t
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UNION MARINE AssoCIATIoN.-The following are
the rates of freight for the present week. as fixed at
the last meeting of the Associations: Nh~f
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= euns. II. s. TTSl-WEEISLY MAIL LINE
/ =ilsufCI p NEW QRI MS TQ NIGkSRQR re-

leMnfrkE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VICkSBURG.-
fstaA For Donadsonyle Paquemine, Baton Rouge,
PORT Wudson BAYOU Sara Red River Landings Fort Adams
Naehes Waterproof, Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf Warren
PRiNCESS, Can't Holiness TUESDAY, at5P.M.
SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt. Broadwell THURSDAY, at5PM
NATCHEZ Can't Leathers, SATURDAY, at 5 ?. NJ
The above splendid packets will leave on
their regular DAYS without fall at the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their be promptly and faithfully
attended to Freight for Yazoo if consigned to W. NJ
the Agent the boats at Vcksburg who will forward
it without delay and without any extra charge.
These boats be responsible for letter or package
containing money iewery ysuabes unless regular
Bills of aug are taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid for vauabes deposited with the CLERK
by the passengers, or in their baggage.
CARROII, PRITCHARD CO.,
s,s,f Union Row. 50 Carondeet street.
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FALAY YER.

Will leave TUESDAY. 10Th inst at o'clock 7. NJ:
9Spss. FOR OPFL0USAS-THENE NEW AND
t,ilftez safe steamer Alice w. GlalZe, c. Lounil
lier master, will leave above, taking freight
for Old River nnsport all landings the Aehafalaya
For freight passage apply board foot of Bienve street,
jag J. NJ JOHNSTON GO. 5 Front leyee
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

II Hft$$sS $SB $H$4$ s.? sSS{$HSS q 55Ii'55;
= oR TRH i'fss '9s ssE ss
p NJ Passengers received and landed at
FARENFour cents per mile way Children and servants
FEEiGr TRAIN from the City osyks and all int inteme, ET,
ds sasns s sn Tusd s
sts: hs s ct sn S, ss
for going EEo 96d IT. Fl Ins sper
Tri.weekly Line Of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss. nj
15s15 "a HRyshS hi1hk6Ab: hNP SEkAr WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
m Baes sHs #
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Agiers every day s3o
' ~ Gretna every day at..''.,.. i5,o isiS :. n. n
Arrive Tigeryile every day ..lZ:io T. H.
RETURNING:
LenEe Leave Tge5yis II Srs,ns +: Il.
Arrive at At Asers GtS,is 4o P. NJ
Fey Tss Bcat viii connect with the Trains leaving
S St Ann street at a S9Ga I
gseh i w compa he o the @ S.
until NJ Al up Fssh e 1T must ba be ED1 ga by
than BAYOU des Aemandes Raeelan aourehe Crossing
Tersbohne and Tgervie were the Company have Agents.
mS Pnted os Rue and Rates Freight pamphlet form for cir
ouosdf' os5tf ~ A, B. sEGER, Vice President
| Il OSrr-THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED NOTION
Il The first trip the Pascagoua from Little river
nromse to pay order of Bernard Markey the just
sum Of three hundred and yseyen dollars, value recelFed
| this the 18th day of May, 1855. ,c cnor !,
| : (SgnedD u. Cooh::
The above note Belongs Patrick coupoy and the public is
hertby notified not to negotiate the said note OF the
same has been stopped the finder will confer favor by
o ' ''N T. L. LEbfLEY, Attorney -at-I.aw,
jas Sp3* between jackson and icnonpltoolas slree
| VNIKE PUBLIC IS NOTIFIED NOT To DiSGouN NJ
note drawn by undersigned the order OF NJ Freneh
for three and fifty dollars dated 2st January eS
payable at ninety after date. shall not pay the same of
want of will be instituted Immediately
| for its recovery. "'
New Orleans, January &C. 1856 ,roD,pn
! ja26 3p3tA I. LfoNaho.-
NTAILS-25O KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, NOW LAND
ja2i s. Il. KENNEDY & CO.. 20 Poydras street.
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LGIERs SUGAR MART.--TH HE UN h p R.
respmcn in eproof warehouses; well lighted or on the plat
form receny erected to covered with tarpauns
moasses having capacity for Il, 900 hogsheads.
can have their products discharged from the ears either IN
warehouses; PLATFORM and delivered to ships and steam
boats free labor dayage tarpaun hire Storage as per
tariff n,r,,
SGAR-Per hogshead Is cents from to l5 days or 40 cents
ner month. and 25 cents each succeeding month.
MnASSESPer barrel cents from to 10 days or IL cents
mar month and scents each succeeding month. -
No insurance required placed the platform covered with
tarDaun if depot warehouse it can be effected at The
lowest rates. . .,, r,.-...
Juan Y de Egana, j. T: whitney,
Darby Tremonet I. maspfenro,
George Urquhnrt, l,onIt .LMpcitle''
j D Denegre, &D. urqunHlH ur.s
Clark Mosby, Galnnack, SqHreS y west
Braud Landry, . +. heneu e 70,
Price Converse'& Co. Eei9wes 4 Co.,
Hewitt Norton 4 Co., W. V. HeWeS, ri, ,.
r. Geddes, Ausnsu4 a npi q ! ir hu"u'r
J. W. Stanton Co., GharieS Debl9lcl
Martin, Owen L Cobb, John " hooafIn q eo.,
a. D. Kelly Co, :. u Nelson q 70, ,, Ill,
n BSugar molases sold at the Aiges sugar hsft WI
be delivered city If required at same rates as charged
from Opelo,lsas Railroad Depot
E53@Address - .or r-,r, ,o,r,.Ny
bNoohAhN "AA'r''' Algiers.
orTHOMAS ]. CASEY,
5e1,,, No. 81 Camp street.
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

VIII leave on THU RSDAY 3st inst, at o'clock 7. n
f=a FOR ULAR ALTER
fnnsl5a p Thursday Packet-The light draft and
SsaasE9h splendid passenger packet steamer Bluaf
City, r. Hicks master, will leave her next trip above
for Memphis Helena Delta. Friars Point, Napoleon Gaines
Landing Columbia Greenvle, Kentucky Bend Lake Provi
denre Vicksblre all the Bends For freight passage
having fine accommodations, apply on board or to
e LEWIS sNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
EThe Bluff City will remain the trade the entire season.
particular attention given all aIa plantation business
&c. will take passengers and freight for St Lois
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting at Memphis
viii, rarkets Tor those places ja29'
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THE LAKE.


EoR NM M1RFhN 31}RE%1Il RTREeT H4;sEsn4s'45s nA+x
PsGG opa g. To as
@ t like snd s at TX
daily arrival Gf the o'clock h cars Returning
Cabin Fare to Mobile
New Orleans, November i, 1856 n5
re- a, LAKE SHORE PACKET
6Sds sano anS
extending trips far as Pascagoula on Tuesday and sasur
Hs sd5 | 5s 5
the hs Lake d hs pn
cars yHRAY sBHBAT H2ESESs HPES1Ss
q Tuesday and Saturday hs III nF S Is Pa
NFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLE
3TER eaR9Ef MefhlsS la os
Of the Maryland State Lotteries has deemed it his duty to eau
mail and oherw fraudulent Lottery schemes and pretend
be agents for the sale of tickets in Lotteries which are wholly
The only Lotteries Maryland those dGayn raw daily
people State under the constitution to examine and
e efas m ss
ages tickets have the signature x
SSSsn sodated seres e Bst@ore Nd others fraudulent
Any information the subject of Lotteries the manner in
which they drawn etc. etc. will be cheeruy given py ao
dressing. - ,,,-- ,,,
o4 ly F. y. BkENAN Baltimore, M1.
UCVIOM NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
N pectfuy his friends and the public that having
sunled his business AuCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office, No. 33 Camp street.
VIII attend to the sale Stocks Negroes Ad
insators Assgnees all Others according TO law He
will prompt and personal attention to all outdoor Sales
of every description. p,
Register will kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands either private TERMS at public
ton Every facility power will be offered buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
Practical Draughman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his office
With the assurance will give strict attention to his
business in all its details he will receive share of
nlbc natronage BENZ. kENDIG, Auctioneer,
no26 Office No. 33 Camp street
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PORT HUDSON AND WA,

qYwg PORT HUDSON AND WATER
l#llRT1t,gEsa = LOO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross,
master having been thoroughly oyerhanled and
repaired newly panied will resume her trips in the above
and every MONDAY, at o'clock F. NJ
Rattle Latona will ready take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goa Paquenine Baton Rouge Lohdelrs Store Port tud.
son waterloo and all Intermediate landings.
For freight or passage having superior apply
~, hnord ga sa7s o23 6n
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f.s.-. NEW ORLEANS s FORT ADANs

lFllRSAa p REG UiAR PACKETF For Fort Adams, Stamps
Landing, Mouth Red River, Wliamsport Rae
Tnca Rogq9 Pons GT%pee Bsy9q sT
Lobdes Store Was Landing Baton Rouge Bruly Landing
Manchac Plaqlemine Bayou Goua, New River Donaldson.
Vile and the Goast-The magnificent passenger packet steamer
p. f. 1kimba BENJAMIN Orr master will run rsg,l: Y
Orleans every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock; re-
turning will leave Fort Adams every FRIDAY at Il O'Clock
NJ For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
SPEAKE / McGREARY, Tchnupitoulas street.
OAKLEY It HAWKINS, 80 Gravier street.
PAYNE L HARRISON, ll2 Camp street.
nThe most strict will be given all business
trIs to this dll u
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Leaves with Dispatch
Tga FOR TENNESSEE RIVERs-
65AnSatElsEs Es The and ghdraught steamer Midas
sss&Sse Stanley Brown master will leave as above for
Passport Florence and Tuscunba For freight passage
ply on board, o - = =
- LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street.
MThe Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
the season jail
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ITTNT- w. w. WOOD ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
w SELIOR-AT-I.AW and Solicitor in Chancery having
removed from Orleans and located in MISS will
rive nromp attention to all entrusted to his charge In
The High Court Of Errors Appeals the Superior Court OF
(hanrery the United States Circuit and District Courts and the
Circuit and Probate Courts of Hnds Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties. o,,,cr1o,r on Ut .1,te Ar
J Special attention to GOlILEC1ioN VI SiiiAlo' Az
COUNTS, NOTES, etc. ~,
s+reets Jackson Miss au15tfd&W.
T7IIE UNDERSIGNED, DULY APPOINTED
l. Agent of the old established house Of ATboni Mare
Of The celebrated POULTNEY BRANDY now prepared 70
receive either to be shipped direct to any pot In
Union at the lowest market prices for Cognae
~ 1yis is>AA i-'-' s. WOLFF, rs Camp street,
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Will leave on WEDNESDAY, 30th at o'clock, r. NJ
~ REGULAR ALL THE SEASON
fa5Ir ~ Ouaehita Packet Steamer r.. Il. GObb-For
- Camden Beach Hills ChamPagnolle, Pigeon
Columbia Monroe, and all intermediate landings, the r. L.
COBB Captain L. Northern, will leave above. For freight
or passage apply On board Customhouse street.
ja28 :, = 's,1. T. b. SMITH, 12 New Levee street