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? A FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.-TIE
IA sH0ss6er having ESm 10" NE awepy OF the
United States, aud having closed his business
which he has tnnnuiacned the articles great extent
l. TO make Dr Kenyou's Health Restoring Bitters
2 lranieth's Family Pills
3 Fuid Extract Of Sursnpnrilla.
A. The world renowned ScO.ch Hair Tonic
D. Best Etl de Cologne
g. Artificial Honey, which be detected from that
J. Very finest irdeibe Ink for marking linen wearing ap
falel etc. Profits immense competition small sales large
gallon md Ito gallons be made in six hours
9, New England Shaving Soap
10. Best Old Windsor Shaving Snnps
These shaving Soaps acknowledged by all to be the most
used by the nsocrae in Scotland and England The Re
ce chased Mt great expense Any person OF ordinary
BY manufacturing The articles, or they are worth more man my
times the price of them only in the family All have TO
Gu but refer il you wh 10 The following known gentle
men, viz Hon. l.. Cas Michigan Hon $ ColtaX Pennsy
Er w 5 'R e. Dane NeT Hm,ne FeSS Bsmis m1Shrs Eo q
Boston, Hall & Brothers. New York A. s Bennett, Esq,
and key d M ed, pSgns l Rc a. onv one on
the receipt OF One Dollar any for three post
stamps Send gold postage stamps or New England G.%K
tftou. he money shall positively be refunded,
Address, enclosing the money to
JOHN W. KENYON Groton,
m2S 5w Grafton County New Hampshire.
NEoLAssES-MoL MoLAssEs-MoLAs IS sEs-MoG.A G.AssEs
A Superior Sugar House and Steam Refined Syrup
from the
LOUISIANA
CITY REFINERY.
For sale by A. THOMPSON & CO.,
JIM 3m 4s Tchoupitnuas street.
pHlMsTDN E1-5O Ions Crude Birthstone, landing e
ID bark T. W. Seybourn, for sale by
A. F, COCHRAN HALL.
M 10 New Levee aud Il Fulton st.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
YNCH LAW IN 10 w A!

Election In Le"ven~orth, Kansas
WAS SHIN GTON AFFAIR S l..
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NATIONAL AMERICAN CONFERENCE.-The body
adjourned to meet in Louisville, KY, in June next.
The Crescent suggests as provision has been made
by the party in this State, that the Executive Com
mittee make the appointment of delegates If it be
deemed important that Louisiana be represented there
could certainly be no objection to having delegates
thus selected, Mt least such is the feeling here.
-. lBatOn Rouge Gazette, 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

ABOLITION OF PRrvATEERING.-Mr. Marcy's propo-
stion to the request made of him that this country
SHOULD unite with the -" Western Powers in putting
stop to privateering in time of actual hostilities-
that private property upon the upon the land,
should be exempt from seizure, does not fail of oppo
stion. For instance, Lord John Russell, in a recent
speech, opposed the idea OF exemption. He remarked
/" A stipulation not to use naval force against
commercial vessel, would be great provocation to
war. You would be exposed to more frequent wars,
and the cause of humanity would not be promoted,
and in case of war you would be almost helpless
upon the seas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

TRIBUTE TO LEARNING.-The alumni of South Care
lima College have presented pair of silver Sobets to
Professor Lieber in token of their high appreciation
of his merits and services professor OF history and
political economy in the College of South Carolina,
and of their deep and sincere regret at the severance
Of his connection with the institution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

Calling yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of
State, says the Baton Rouge Gazette of the l6th we
were politely furnished the official vote cast for Asso
ciate Justice, and also the list of District Judges
elected so far reported to the Secretary of State
which we publish below a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

ORLEANS THEATER.--A new four-act comedy, en-
titled '' Les Faux Bons NOMINEES" is to be performed
at the Orleans tonight. 1t will doubtless be well
worth seeing.
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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-ss, -. - GREAT G EC N
6s4sss E5s kr4sF TR Al. ROUTE : TIE
S',s.I'.1I bRTFST, G. II + P
EST aud ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
o 70
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Monntains
splendid passenger leaves Orleans daily
O'Clock F. NJ from Cairo fron which point CONTINUOUS
railway communication with al the Nrrtliern Eastern
cities -.
Two trains leave Cairo dnIyA-+.
Morning Express at A. NJ.
Evening Express at G p. NJ.
Connecting nj AL with Chioan Mississippi Rail
ioal for ST Louis PANt with Terc Hgute and Alton Rail
for I.,uvI i.ad Cincinnati; DECATUR with Great
Western ailroad,dor Springfield c oIyie and Naples;
LA2A LIE with Rock Island Railroad. Rock Island
enpoft md Peora; MENDOZA with Chicago and Burinr
ton Railroad, for Galesu Burlington Quincy ard Central
Iowa, arCiviDR at bUNuEfTH in 81 hours.
One oil the MINES Paek Cmpanys steamers leave Dun
m for ST. Paul and nil Intermediate landings, arrival
The from Cairo
Cago. AMI York Through Chi
Is Falls hours hours.
Baggage CheC6 ed through.
p7 For through tickets informaticn Amply the Il
Central Railroad Tick, Office the Charles Ho
tel St. Charles street New Orleans
n3 ly W. F.. REDDTNG, Agent.
- =
g-fEn ,uzv r--,7y r=57z=5=FzzEfr THE GRiIAF Ma.
lsS "a E1s IONAIi ROUTE TO THE
@ ESye1 II H. = zeS'EThAST - bALTlMoRE AND
OHIO RAllROADWnich forms the grand central link in
the chain OF between the Mississippi and the At
ltntc terminates at
IL
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New MUsIo.-We are indebted to Mr.. L. Gabici,
No. 80 Camp street, for copy of mazourka for the
piano, being No. of the g Collection of New and
Popular Dances" now in course of publication by
L.,
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REG ULAR KETS.

STEAMER ROBERT J, WARD,
Capt. Slns F. Miller.
G~Ss FOR LDUISVILEE.-THI WE'LL
known passenger packet will leave FOR the above
port and all intermediate landings throughout the
setson follows:
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, April 20th at 5 ?. NJ
SATURDAY, May 10th,
WEDNESDAY, june Sd,
SATURDAY. June Goth,
:. No WEDNESDAY, July Sth, - -.
n. P.-PassUngers can this steamer leaving
advertised.
No state room considered engaged until paid for
plan OF the cabin be and secured for
any OF the above trips by applying the agents,
mil " q 4 st
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God has given US four books: the Book of Grace
the Book of Nature-the Book OF the World, and the
Book of Providence. Every occurrence is a leaf in
one of these books and it does not become us to ha
negligent in the use Of any of them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

TEHuASTEPEC COMPANY. - The stockholders in
this company will not overlook the fact that The
nual election for Directors will take place to-day
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 4 P. NJ, at the
Office of the company, No. 43 Natchez street. In
another column we publish the names of several well
known citizens who will be supported by many Of
the stockholders for Directors for the ensuing year.
Without knowing whether any other ticket will be
rum we are free to say that the referred to meets
Our cordial approval.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Walter Nicol, the for
mer President of the company, declines being can
didate for reelection. The manner in which he has
acquitted himself Of his very responsible duties has
been felt and appreciated by the company, and would
he but consent we think he might continue in Office
without any opposition to speak of. FRS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

NOT PRoBABLE.A statement is travelling through
the press that the $40, 900 to a Mexican officer of
rank among the items of secrect service money,
was paid to other than Gen. Santa Anna. This is
altogether Incredible,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

THE AUSTRIAN PEAsANTRY AND THE CoMET.--A
letter from Vienna by the last steamer says
The impression that the world is to be at end on
the 18th of june is prevalent in Gacia that the
peasants becoming somewhat difficult to manage.
The poor ignorant creatures have been confirmed in
the idea that they have but few weeks to live by the
abolition of the passport torture in Austria, and
the reduction of the passport tax in Russia. Accord
ing to Polish correspondent of the Ost-Deutscheh
Post the lower classes express themselves follows
No now troubles itself about the world and its
Inhabitants go to where he pleases, as it is
now all the same whether he is here or in America.
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FOR RED RIV Err.

Leaves oil MONDAY April 2pth, at 5 o'clock. P. N.
~ FOR GRAND ECORE,f NAT
choches. Alexandria, Cotiie, Gortois Landing
Barbin's Landing Norinans Landing and all in
temediate landings Red River via Cane and Little Rivers
the fine, fast running light daught packet steamer
r. pldcs. Capt John G. Dowty will leave above For
freight passage apply on board or to
AZ SNAPP 4 HITE. Front street.
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LAFouRcuE IrEMs.-We clip the following items

LAFoURCHE ITEMs--We clip the following items
from the ThibodauX Minerva of Saturday last
The Chatimachi river-Bayou Lafourche-is again
on the rise, and intelligence from the West is iudica-
tive that shall have more high water Our planters
should look to their levees,
The Opelousas Railroad was opened from the Beuf
to Berwcks Bay on Tuesday last and the trains now
make daily trips from Agers to that point. This
brings Galveston, the " Island City of the Gulf"
within twenty hours run Of ThibodauN. What have
our friends OF the Civilian to say to this?
The Cl0ps.-There is no denying the fact that the
recent cold weather has greatly injured the growing
crops: In many places, all the early plant corn has
been plowed up aud planters are now engaged in re-
planting. The sugar cane which was greatly in ad-
vance OF last year. has been severely npped and will
require remarkably favorable weather to bring it out
again. 1t is truly sad sight to view the blighted
crops on the line of the Opelousas Railroad from
Agiers to Brashear City.
Judicial Eiection.--Judge Coles majority his
opponent, ]. n. Lea, for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, is 222 votes We congratulate our
friend, (Judge Ccle) his success, and the people
in the choice they have made for one of the highest
positions in the gift of the State This is really q
triumph of merit party, and credit to the intel
lgeuce of the In point OF real scholarship
and an able jurist, Louisiana can boast of few whC
are superior to the new Judge elect Of the SeconC
Supreme Court District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

AN ANTIQUE CURIosITy.-The Paris correspondent
of the Boston Atlas furnishes the following singular
description of singular parsonage at recent ball in
the Tuileries
The Duke Of Brunswick was in diamonds This
person is man some sixty years DID, but by dnt OF
false teeth painting, false hair steel corsets and
metics, he looks as though ha might be q thousand
years old you look in vain for marks of any age-he
has etaced them all, and he appears as if he might
have been contemporary OF Abel or contemporary
of Napoleon. At the Tuileries ball he wore wig
which was ten times darker in color than lampblaek
or ebony; green frock coat, so covered with gold
embroidery, could have guessed of what color
it was red pantalo0ns covered with embroidery, and
the famous diamond hat and diamond epauletts which
figured at the great exhibition be on his breast
fourteen orders in damonds His shirts cost hundred
dollars apiece.
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. Leaves every THU RsDAYsat o'cl6ck.P. N.
ez,w II EIGJJI,hR THURSDAY II.

6k4EIlS Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt. j. NJ.
sksnassA White On place of The r. ". McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pitchers Point Skipwiths
Landing Lake Providence Canacks Landing Misens Bend
viekshurs rand Gulf Rodney Na,chez Fort Adams Eed
quemne Donlsonvillc the elegant and swift passenger
CAPITOL Capt J. NJ White Gn place of the
McRae) will leave above. For freight
ply on boaad or TO - ... .t.,
= u3 .-'g SSAPP Il HIJE, Front street.
r5The steamer Capitol invariably gets Vickshurg every
Saturday morning for the O'Clock leaving Vicks
bIry .jr ~
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DEsrERATE.-A respectable lady of Rock Island
stepped into hardware store in that city, few days
since and walking up to young man, presented
pistol at his breast and fired. The ball struck steel
rule, and his life wgs thus saved, She arrested.
This was the mode adopted for wipng out SANDER
against her fair fame.
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s<sss u, ,rz-,,=-zzx,.z-NEN ORLEANS, JACH-
Easa Ess ssfsEISS III son Am UREAT EbRTHEKN

ILRDAD,
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New or'ears daily, 6
Sc 55s ssns M TT @ on r. 4sd s.dH and Ee. E
summit every day O'Clock, r NJ, New Or
leans at $40 o'clock, P. NJ.
@ aee ss Grsn i've and Ss
sHsSS TTEs @ " s siSS at the office of the
Company No. i5 C"ronlelet street Also family tickets
olored pcrsons permitted to IN tTas without
rtf pass s. e%}sssy }o n annSrfn @ them to do So m md nGg
5e retained by The C'dueor and VII be good for trip in one
EEsiGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
day and Saturday, and leaves Summit for New Orleans and
morning at 4so O'clock NJ rhs train stops Fsidays and
Saturdays at FIG Stations m1way beween REGULAR st"tios)
s No fregh will be received at the New Orleans depot
r. P GUYARD, sup't Transportation.
Line Line q four here mai" s"Ss runs from ron" Summit to
rh o %%a to every day" $
&s sa I:2TEfs Ifif5A5i iSD GREAT WESTERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Of 3 @ and 6sG sT @ ION S % s at s gSS s povs pn9F' trains
Grstna stfns sysry EVERY day day Sl SU 4 H.
Arrive bly, ou Bnuf ufs...........,......l2;l2P p. NJ
RETURNING:
krniys TnES .s'GG~ It G", 1%u
Excuson crs EtsS 10 20 to the regular stations and back the
same day will be issued as follows:
To C ] %outte q
70 Racetnd, Lofourche Crossings and Terrebolne. 50
TO ,ETGn R. ~
I'sn'. l'"s", . ~
i3eweeh intermediate regular Stations, prices proportional.
de foot ot Ann5sosi EvERY MotNHG at ocoeE
ctsely.
Freight will be received for RRyou intermediate
stations nS the Company Ie wharf foot ST. Louis
street. EN hRf DAY uLtl O'clock p. NJ. All freight
mst De u by the shippers, and freight delivered ali
olher stations than Bayou eS AltInnls Raceau
0rossns Terre6one, rigervIe and Bayou Bauf (where
the Company haze agentsJ must be pre- paid.
Printed kues and Rates of Freight to be application
st the Office Of the Company. .
TIL. THAYER,
hltt Master Trans portatiou.
NJ ENT0N j. SliIfSSBN 50 CO.. PRUDtICE BRO
IN kERH, t5ESER NJ COMM ION and FORW RII NJ
MERCHANTS, No. 70 royire> street
All business entrusted them receive their arsnns ut
| tention. and meet with prompt Dispatch "
-REFERESCEs-
Messrs. HnGgerty Lattng, Foucher and Poydrs sts
Pope, Ellison Co.. No. 2Sls Poydris street,
| :. Smith Il Iindden, IL
| :. Bunel Bnileitf :. 10 Gravier
Rugely Blair Il Co. :. 95
| A. IL. May Il Co., ~
| DIR. g. R. GTHiiue Natchez, Miss. "
| II N0ESY'H CULLONI, ATToRNEY-AT-IAw WILL
Il. attend all professional business Landry an
AVcytles that may be entrusted his OpR
| LOUsAS, La.
RecereneesChns NJ Waterman, hardware ,r9hant; G. \
Tivier, ESQ., Thos y. Miller commission Chas
Singleton, attorney aiaw; Nixon Adams Crescent Otc
New CFealf MAO iydhN
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INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
ElhIb ssINR II Il L E.EllS II

INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
Hcge FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
f-ssaaIA4- Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alexandria - The
tsvs.@sN splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam APP
pegre MASTER connecting Shreveport with the steamer NJ
L. Dagherty Jefferson Freghts taken through to Jeer
the customary The Duke leaves every alternate
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
SATURDAY, April Is, at 5 P. NJ
TUESDAY. May 5, :.
For freight passage apply TO
MIL F. G. RANDnLH & Co, ~ Union street
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Leaves on WEDh ESDAY, April 22d. ats P. NJ. ?
lgwa FOR SHREVEPOIV.- -GRA

Bayou Camge Grand Ecore, ST Maurice, Alex
.-sas andria and all intermediate landings, the swift
running Fight draught steamer Afton Jr., syGnia Smith,
naser will leave above For freight passage apply
board, -
ng0 F. G. RANDOLPH 4 Co, 45 Union street
H-I receiving freight a the foot of Bienv street
H-rhe Alton Jr will also take freight for Jefferson, with
privilege Of reShipping.
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llslani keach ana
lSkipwith's Landing
levery THURSDAY,l

The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed All
will he promptly faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yazoo consigned W. NJ
SH W the of the boats Vcksburg who will forward
1t without delay. and without any charge.
These boats will be reponsi bic for letter package
containing money ewey other viluabes unless regular
bills Of lng taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board, or TO
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row, SIS Caronicet st.
mo # T. r. SMITH No. 3 Tchoupou lns St.
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,y REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
8 PacketaFor Carolina Landing ashton Pitchers
Canack Landing Niken's Bend, Vicksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington and Point Woathins,on
and swift running packet steamer II.
w. Powell H. Es!is, will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to ~
= -ulh II Y. b SMl III, Icn0nn1tonas Street
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Nth Orltans 4ailp Grtstert.
DCUSL i ST. Ei s. y !.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1857.
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.

New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
We publish, in another column, concise and inter
estng report Of the proceedings Of the meetings Of
stockholders of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, held on the 18th and
18th instants
To say that the report is satisfactory would be q
mere snperfuty of language, for it discoses such
faithful and skillful administration of the affairs of
the corporation as to render further explanation
supererogatory. Everything, in aggregate and detail
appears to have been admirably managed by the
Board Of Directors. And the Committee appointed
at the first meeting very properly advise that the
President and Board of Directors deserve the cordial
thanks of the stockholders for the udicous and able
manner in which they have discharged the important
duties conded to their keeping The detailed report
of the operations of the company the past year will
shortly appear in pamphlet form As received
shall spread complete synopsis of it before our
readers.
To-day an election of eighteen Directors, to serve
during the ensuing year, will take place at the Office
Of the company No. As Carondelet street. 1t is to
be hoped there will be full attendance of stock
holders, for should it prove otherwise, postpone
ment Of the election will necessarily be the
IueuCt. luc CicStOl 10 loaCoue ou uSsWeCu IAe
hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
Hon. GEO. EUsTIs, JR-This distinguished gen
tleman, member of Congress from the First District
dropped in upon Saturday morning last, looking
and talking as though blessed with excellent health
and fine spirits, neither of which, we trust will
fail him. .ts,. o.,
Mr. Eustis has been an efficient and useful member
of the House ofRepresentatives. Few of his age
and experience have acquired, in so brief PERIOD as
widespread and enviable reputation For his I'M
mediate constituents he has accomplished much, ant
for the State at large he has done much. From hit
fellow-ctizens, therefore, he deserves the award
f" Well done, thou good and faithful servant"
Should Mr.. Eustis desire it, there is little or nt
doubt he can be triumphantly elected next Novem
ber. He has been tried found true, able and faith
fnl; and is, consequently, stronger with the people
than ever before. 1t is our independent and homes
conviction for the expression of which we charg
nothing that the voters of his District will stant
amentably in their light if they do not elect hin
| by a vote bordering upon unanmity. o.
.
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rUk VA II NM ~ y, nv ;SGm ~ n:,,x7
fTyrs D. = ~ ~! 11s Il ~ - W
ot-Ft ~ lo -. 'i
ahce OF ths season. eNenu tie't tTps 70 o"to
Inc boa's comprising 'he Lint are Ell Vi 'ie ioi e'o
anu are me steamers
john SiM0nds, Capt. W. Wray,
Nebraska. Capt. A. X. Irwin.
II. Il. w. Hill, Capt Thos. H. Newell.
InGomar, Capt. l.. McDonough.
Belfast, Capt II. L. Church.
Ben Franklin, Capt. NJ. &. AaGers.
Their usual prompt attention viii be given business
TO the boats of this line line
Cairo with Mail Packets for Louisville Nashville
western n. es T For Ti rher M parcuars. r apply to
N.Y. 1or o No r,bins nf he ahovn can he Seen
ss4ss 4Sos'2
t1fEEEyS'EEEs TAE4AESYE-N0. IS FRONT
c attention to establishment Nos % Front and
Flton
at the shortest notice and on most liberal terms
INGS, BhACKSMITHlNG, etc. Each member of the firm
superior Inducements 70 dealing with
Our facilities furnishing following
passed by any house in the South West.
CHiMNIES, BREECHINGS;
STILLS, WORMS .
FlLIEtsbK9;, n p, LgItE Y y ,l5Sn;1 IEn f
ehARi r1H rlHt5 hEfli.i'S'
~ ,,., HEATERS, etc, ETC. ,,,-
Attached to or est2ohshinen we nave general uLnishe
store where Al ItSe4 feitale lGr q fi&S
fAIIoN AM liCuSf4 uSh may ne lonna: 4, ;, ,-,
~ fFs-W eriniigi6nS safety steam fninp. .. + hases
Fire p9mP Cas- lr9 ras snd COPPER FORCE ana l rmmps
new tice showing The highest point to which steam may hape
been carried during its use Hearson,s water Ciengs.
TIN WARE.
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cUMpERLAND RIVER.
LOWER MISsIssIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April 22d, at 5P. NJ.
e,-. CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW MAD
s4aalyfSt = DRID.--MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET LINEW ednesday Packet for Cairo
Hickman New Madrid Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Green
Vile and intermediate landings the splendid packet steamer
john Simonts, Wray, master will be ready to receive
freight this morning. and will leave above. For freight or
JOHN f. HYDE CO., 6G Poydras St.
nThis line of boats takes freight for Waite River to be
pved White River Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazer
and Exchange Napoleon. Also connects at Memphis with
the Nashville Packets leona and Polar Star. a20
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FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
Bayou, Campte. Grand Ecore, St. Maurice Alex
isy@4ss@ andria, Goron's Landing and all intermediate
landings-The splendid and and running Duke,
Apuegnte master p " Cellor clerk will leave above
For freight passage apply on board.
+. g. RANDOLPH Il Co, 12 uuion st.
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VIII leave on TUESDAY, 2st inst, u P. NJ. ,
, ng. REGULAR RED RIVER AND
Lake Bseneau packet steamer Planter, Hi
aSirsast Wilson, MASTER R. Sleade clerk will leave
above for MUden, Masco Mouth Ioggy Bayou Canpe,
Ecore. Maurice and Alexandria,, and all interme
date landings Red River For freight apply
on.board, or to -. ..
. ali F. e. RANDOLPH Il CO., AZ Union street.
receiving freight foot of Cusonhouse