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Prison CoNsP1RAoy.-The New York papers of
the 18th state that desperate conspiracy the part
of abont twenty of the most infamous characters CON
fined in the Tombs was discovered the day previous.
The plan they had adopted was to make the revolt on
the Sabbath Immediately after the conclusion of the
sermon. Each prisoner was to be armed with knives
and pistols, to be furnished them by their friends
outside The deputy keepers on duty were to be
SEIZED and, if possible, thrust into cells and locked
up but if this could not be Effected they to be
dispatched with knives The pistols were to be re-
served to prevent recapture. --]- ,.
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Lord Palmerston, in defence of his Chinese policy
made the following remarks in the English House of
Commons, in relatonsto the American, captain who
destroyed the Chinese fort SssE 81 = 8
(, | have heard of aword and a blow; but he pre-
ferred a blow and a word. GHear, hear.l He judged
it better to punish first, and ask for explanation
afterwards IHear, hear,J He, in short, thought it
better in the first place to knock down the Offending
fort, and then demand from Yeh apology. He de-
royed the fort and demanded sparation, not of the
fort but OF the insult to the American flag Twenty
four ho1rs were given to the Chinese to make the
apology, but before that time had elapsed the Aeri-
can captain. with shFewd eye, saw something going
on in the fort he was lying near which induced him
to think that at the end OF hours the an
swer, if untavolable, would find him id position not
quite desirable the one he then occupied SO he
renewed his attack without waiting for the expiration
Of the time he had fixed. think sir, that the hon
orabie member must. at least admit that our proceed
ing the extreme OF forbeafanee when compared
with that Of the american. Hear, hear.l 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

CorToNs-The receipts for the twenty -four hours
ending at O'Clock last evening, by the steamer
Natchez, from Vicksburg s45 bales Eastport, from
Tennessee river, 2l96 Cora, from st. Martnsylle,
p M R. Douglass, from Carolina Bluffs, ls9; sy-
donia, from OuaGhita, 243. Total 3495 bales. ~
Receipts for corresponding day last year, 30o9 bales
Exports yesterday, for Liverpool, 1O,69o baes for
Gottenberg, 725 for Elsinore, 1900; Bergen (Nor-
way) sSs for New York, 80 for Vera Cruz, Is7.
| Total, Is l55 bales. 7-9 s7'' q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

INTERNATIONAL CouETEsy. the application
to our government of the Russian Ambassador at
Washington, orders have been issued to Capt. Hud-
son. of the steam rgate Niagara, to receive board
his ship (abou to depart for Europe to participate in
laying the ocean telegraph) Captain and Lienten-
ant of the Russian navy, who arenow soiourning in
New York CITY, that they may have an opportunityto
witness the accomplishment Of that great enterprise
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Ntb 0rleans Dailg Ctssteut.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL as, 1876;
Te1k on Change.


There was not much talking going on yesterday
action was the word-transient residents closing up
preparatory to departure mechanics and builders
preparngfor, we hope, an active summers business.
There have not been more buildings in the course
Of erection, at this of the year. for years past
than there are at the present time. Our worthy
friends, who think highly Of Paris, are requested
to take pedestrian view Of the upper part OF the
First District, the Of the Second District an s
entire Fourth District, and enunerate the dwelling
houses in the course Of erection The large receipts
OF building materials, at the upper basin confirms
the impression that there is large amount Of build
ing going on Some Of our good readers will pardon
US for ntmatng that all the information OF what is
going on is not to be obtained on Canal street and its
vicinity, though at the Exchange on St. Charles
street great deal can be learned. ~
is generally conceded that the great question of
cotton is about settled for this The most inn
portant points now to help out the long crop esna-
tors, from which cotton to be received are Mem
phis and Yazoo river, with few thousand bales from
Princeton down to Natchez. As for Red river, we
think it is about time to suspend any enlarged views
of the quantity to be received from that section.
The Arabia brought us the following: ;.
Per Arsbia.I L1vEapooL April L. 1851. J
SottoH Huht 20 consequently have had another
turn OF the "gcrews if possible the strong
position of cotton as Is shown by adyices from yo SIDE
the favorable feature Of which
d for and frmer rates for cloth The
India most for spnners
Russia has reduced the duty cotton manufactures 50
Now aswe have told before te You again. Midding
Orleans Cotton will advance to Cd. ne '7"'- =
We must tell OF another dodge ksep prices.
sales reported each day. and consequently quantity
affects more or less the price and the FEELING and dspos
tion Of holders WE'LL this past week the daily sales as re-
ported 81 600 bales whereas the official daily
show sales of 3d. bales Now the brokers
pledged to make renrs of all actual sales make
Committee of Brokers' Circular they may forget mention
or may not be called each day fer particular eas
| "Straws show which way the wind blows,'
We suppose it is pretty well understood now why
the Bank Of England enhanced the rate of interest
but regarding the discrepancy in the returns of the
sales made and the Committee Of Brokers' Circular
who can explain it? The circular OF Armour & Co.
Of the 3D. inst, says the following has been the DAHL
| ranort of the market sE
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CHAIN GANG IN GRANADA.-We see it stated in
the newspapers that several hundred natives of Cen
tral America who were arrested at Granada for aid
ing Walker and his gang, have been organized into a
chain gang at that place, and forced to clear away
the ruins for the pnrpose of rebuilding the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

New PAPER IN NWAsHINGToN.-Major J. P. Heiss,
formerly of the New Orleans Delta, has commenced
the publication in Washington, D. c., of new daily,
tri-weeky and weekly paper called g The States
The typographical appearance is neat, and the first
number issued the 18th nst bears evidence CT the
Majors well known ability. He announces that the
paper will be independently Democratic. -r
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OUACH HITA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Arrl 25th. at O'Clock, P. NJ
, ffssSs =, FOR Ca NJ Id e Mo UACH TIA
Rive-drec The fine, fast running light
iassAA passenger packet steamer B If CITY,
Keeling master, will leave above for Camden
Hills, Lille Bay Champ agnoe Pigeon Hills ION Saline river,
Gornishs Warren y's Landing, Providence Point long
View flarnhurE) Alabama Laning, Ouhcha
Union Month D. 'libonne Trenton Monroe Columbia Hari
sonburg, Trinity, and all plantation and way
freight CT passage, apply on board or to
a22 ,SNAPP & HITE, Front street
IThe steamer Fox will the arrival Of The
Bluff City for Camden. - --.s7 81 "a p
oft
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NATIVE AMERICAN WHALnG.-On the 10th
whale Of large dimensions was harpoened and cap,
turednear the Shakelford Banks, about six miles from
Beaufort, NC. It was sixty or seventy feet long,
very fat, aud yielded upwards of fftybarres of oil,
which will be worth at least $1,000. ii - IS
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SPREADING THE EAGLE.-At an auction in Roehes-
ter, N. y few days ago, fine bald eagle, measur-
ing seven feet from tip to tpof his wings, was sold
to Mr. 6. W. johnson for twenty-five dollars. 1t is
understood that Mr.. j. dubbed with friends to
buy the bird Of freedom, and give him his liberty
from the cupola of the courthouse. .-. ,
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iaNysatherl and Crops.
Tue Shreveport Southwestern 5of the 18th says

The Shreveport Southwestern Of the 18th says:
- We had slight sprinkling OF snow on Saturday
evening, which melted almost soon 1T reached
the ground. 1t raned during the greater portion of
the nights and Monday moF6ing there was a heavy
frost. What has become OF the !. sunny South ~
The river continues to decline rapidly, potwith-
standing the late rainss = '-st,s'Sssi' r
y The Avoyelles Organ of the 18th says: Sse
On the morning of Easter Sunday the 18th instant,
we hadsa EllAof snow whicheoyered the ground to
the depth of half an inch. Such an occurrence, so
late in the, season. is not witnessed more than twice
inalitetme We fear that the corn crop OF onr par
ish has been materially injured by the frequent Sc
we're spells OF the last five or sixweeks.3 ~
The Natehitoches Chronicle Of the same date says:
ON Saturday night last there was quite a fall Of
snow here The next morning it covered the ground
to the depth OF half an inch, So,
The Madison Journal Of the 18th has the following:
Last Sunday mofning we were (not very agree
aby) surprised on rising from he'd, TO discover the
ground covered with SOW. Since that time we havs
had several ffoss, aud if cotton seed in the graan b
not now pretty effectnally killed it has hardened
wonderfully in the last few years. Our planters are
all busily engaged 10 planting over.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

THE DAILY TIMEs.--This paper viii appear on
Tuesday morning next, instead Of Sunday, in eonse-
qucnce of the nonarrival of the steamship Cahawba,
in due season. which vessel had on board the neces-
sary printing materials, ETC., indispensable to its pub
slication -r--
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Total sales per daily estimates. 81 900 bales
But the Committee of Brokers report sales of se3O
We should like to know which is which, ,and vice
versa. Are these operations going on as Cotton
Broking Extraordinary ~. s7o ..-y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-The Ravels oIfer another
entieng bill for tonight" Asphode, The School
MASTER and other fine entertainments. ~
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The Subscriber having been Agent for this State
for the see ecrv's Improved Doubc Acting Pump, with
India Bg Valves is prepared to receive orders
and ur This va Iabe inye'llo vas patented June
York State Fair held nt Elnrn that year. In intro
duc, this lump this oopmunity the undersigned feels
confidence tt his efforts to bring into general win be
secuaded by all who seesiis ana co4srlcon
The peec adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Punp Varas win be apparent TO every thinking mind
Their an their yielding surface secures
certainty opernpnand Of action which cannot
he attained the other Valves. The simplicity of
arrangement TIE facility Gt which the parts can be removed
and reraceG FORM renders this the most perfect
and dessht nu Esers Plnnter aip Stsaulhoat
Captain shoald possess Or more Of iese valuable Pumps
apnrt from theft isner they can in moment be
Transformed into efficient Fire Engine" @g'S ~.
Size No 2ppg5ssess eacy Of forcing 20 gallons per mini
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 galiopspcr min
Size No. capacity Of forcing Is gallons min
And rs ser sizes sutablefo Dry Docks heavy Drainage
consiractiou nndnlsy he Gxpecea Nos and ad
Inpby apted Sugar Houses for forcing the eaneuc mo
jassrs md which Pune is generally
Piled v redeenlng Swampy Lands, The No. > are ndS
gusrib. feels convinced when these Pumps
seen they speak for themselves and that sooner or aie
they will go uin Fcueral use. - -.
Sanpe of Size No. seen in operation at G. G. Bic
g5 Ftfeet Price Eonlphs, No. lu Poydra
street Or Office of tho undersgue where persons are in
yited to call ard examine same before purchasing
ANDERSON D.. DEFER, Agent
n4Iy - -.- 80 Grayier street.
.CiIIF5 4 FS7TN. FfFsS SRIP-THE u NDEKsIGNEDH HANt
u his Jay formed cepsrneshp for the purpose of con
ductur General Wholesale Wne aud jiqnor Business,
der The Frls OF MpREAu 4 GRGokS, eotne, tiirod ant
Commerce and II TehOnpitou'as ST. i n GRoSKEs
New Orleans March 10. lS5T-nls
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A woMAs's VENGEANCE Albany correspond.

A WoMAN's VENeEKNcE.-The Albany correspond
elt of the New York Mirror has the following:
Twill conclude with telling good story about the wife
of one of our model republican congressman who was
implicated in the recent corruption exposure at wash
ngton. This lady was great friend OF MIR. Speaker
Banks, and the paror OF her house was ornamented
With handsome portrait of the goodlooging Ranks.
After the condemnation of her husband, and his ex-
pusian from the House. she decapitated tie painting
and sent the heatess trunk in neat baudle 70 her
old friend the Speakers Can Wo,aanfy vengeaiise so
further? ..s---r ". 1870 -.
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VIII On $ sATCRI!AY, a5.h ipss.,. Al ) 2:

VIII leave aTURJI1tY, 18Th inst. at 5 P. NJ.
81, FOR YAH00 AND YALLA-
GANl r. buln Rivers the 6ne; fast running pms
ssass steamer Granada, wiltsleave above for
Sdon Tcula iazoo City Sa:laria ald all intermediate land
ing Yaabshn and Yszoo Rivers For freight passage
apply on board or 10 ,----
a2J t. SNAPP & HTTE,- 4 Front street.
R Is receiving freight the foot Of Common street
Leaves TlIESDAY.-Aprii 28th, AZ s P. NJ. ..
, Eg. =, FOR YAZOO ORLVER.-LEFLORE,
lElklA Greenwood, Sidonia, Tchla YR5oo City Satar
sssszH tia Vckburs and all Intermediate landIt.ss-
The fast and fne running steamer Lewis w siteynnn,
Wallace D. F, Powell clerk, will leave above For
freight passage, apply on board,
a25 F,G RAND0 LPH 4 CO., ~ Union st.
nj of
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TENN SSEE RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY April 18th at 5 o'clock. P. NJ.
> fFEss FOR TEENNESSEE RIVER
sslSt s. The splendid steamer EnstpOrf u W Harr
master will leave above Tennessee
River Easport Florence and Tuscnmba For freight pas
sage apply on board OF to =, - 80
al sNAPP l. HITE, 4 Front street.
e~ The Steamer PASSPORT will take freight for Padurah
Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena Napoleon and all interne
diate landings. - H. ~
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s-<asD .---, ,-s=z=====,=.- THE ,GsffEAT VA
IL EHST EI6S1E rfITJTofS EGFTH FS iSH i5iB
OHIO RAILROAD D-Whci forms grand central
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwooD and PaRKERsBuRG ON THE
At which places it unies with RAILROADS aud sfE AN
RoGTE by witeh THRoGH ficKETs TO WAsIISfToN
can be procured TO which point as well asto BALTIMORE it
tbc Shortest most direct and in respect the
bic It h the route BY whhpurcasers o Through
Tickets New York areenabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York at the ticket York
only us enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Dro ion visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
E To passengers from New Orleans Ecksburg, Natciez
Memphis and e Southwest gehealy rayet BY TIE hoais
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is Offered
FIRsTThey may leave the boats AFRO (a the month
of the Oho and thence Ivy the Illinois Central Railroad
SANpftYAf as miles or a, Q2 miles aud thence by
Oho and Mississippi Tee Hautc and Alton Railroad
ewnrdy. BY this the traveller through ferre
Haute, JhdanaPolis. Dayton and Xena, to Columbus o.
SECoSDhe Soth western riverraveler continue
the u s. Mail boats The ORIG louisville Cincinnati and
then take tie CABS FOR THE EAST, via The Little Niaai
AIR four miles below Wheeling where he takes The cars
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
are o,ee &c tat lt Nv VINE ,s y me
the charged by other New York only
is al The shortest most speedan direct to all The leading
points in the East The distancefio Columbus to Baltimore IL
only SIC miles being abo 100 miles shorter New York thap
by other There less changes of this
and consequently less detention, than by any other
BY the Express Train of this route the time from CAIRO
HOURS.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
"a Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop a my
P0q @ S e. FSFe h aP e at H. ass @ @ n5 @
j. KENNEDY NEFTEB,
:. Agent B. o. r. R.. New Orleans.
JOHN n. SHARP. Genernl AGENT. ; M 2rn
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F RsY zoo RIV Err

..r Leaves on SATURDAY, Arrl 18th. at.5P.M
YrGs FOR VALLAfiATGHIE AND
Yazo0 Rivers-Gor Tailahatche Mouth Cold
E-f<ss Water, Lefore, Greenwood Sdon Heed of Honey
ISLAND hoo City Sarartia ard all nterneaiste landings
the Ta.lalrascie aud YaEoo Rivers the light draugit
steamer sailie Robinson, Dyas Powers, master will
leave above For freight pnssage appon board to
AL SNAPP & HITE 4 Front
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REGULAR KETS.
STEAMER ROBERT J, WARD,
O. CiFpt. Silas, q. Miller.

o - 2 CAN'T Silas. - Miller
, ErMs FOR LuUISiIsiTE.-THIs WE'LL,
known passenger packet wllieave for the above
Ss port and all intermediate landings throughout the
selson follows - ~ 'r'' 3
Leaves New orleans WEDNESDAY, Apr goth. at P. NJ.
So. SATURDAY., May 10Th, b..
WEDNESDAY. jane Sd,
, 70 'SAfURDAS, June Goth,
-sH -. d WEDNESDAY, July Sth.- y
NR-rassengcrs DEPEND this steamer leaving
advertised. =
No s.ae-roon considered engaged nntil paid for.
"A plan of the cabin and secured for
any OF the abo ye trips by applying to the agents,
milo Nt W. g. BETTERT0N & 90, 25 'Gravier st.
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Ts1.,ograNT ANvegNcaslENr TO THOSE

Hssf26kkTtANF Hsf6kHt HTTn hNKHagSGnaNT XsasyfE TO THOSE
suited bispsbss y
in oh and smaG and Of whatever pas mar q mature The
of the forms VIII c these diseases wont 10
Il Of no eseaanos how ny he disease has corpue
@ 2sS s @ i'm m h s SSss sn
space possible without mercury cuge in diet 9r lndgnce
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the eject of early ab,seof te sys
tenn nsrm%nspt m s cured Weakness Of the organs Immediately
Basscnt sasss ,ionot5cs q hopTs Old
30 R.membsT hat Ir arneB Dlsperry 81 cusomrouse
sss near N'S' '''ss once hours from ss'A y sn a'
(1nmAN's PNEUMATIC srshEI GRANU-
sest and ese % oS sod Of hc il ha aen of of
three crops wita COMMUNICATION Of the following advantages
ator entire steam train - - ~, =
l. IreGnires but pressure Of 80 ponds strike
J. rsg,ites no additional water tot the boilers
Its heating surface is equally dbaed Throughout the
= s @ al al S % and fSea %d to be
direct, additional boilers requ where the spgari
pair cylinder boilers 50 inches in Diameter and "a feet le
S and he BsoP n4 4ns s'f 10 hhs
D. The Pneumatic Battery Grapsor put in operation
er application Of steam to making sugar in part entirely
further insp,ms.ion pamphlet with fall specifications
%hss sf sS"P'
d4 6m r per, '7ofrs.er street, New Orleans.
Hhf fS sfSh ssSt 4 sR .s sAh,i1s i tisEs
lergs assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
@ ANPAaEE Of The bsst 65sRas m 81, q!2sts ard pia,s
f'sHs s sish 4sds SfRf S Fancy s 1s9.
'i = 20 hs sn 4R Pt'S
"a EuRNlTURE FURNITURaa = PER
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
-
~ HIO RI V e z i.

OHIO RIVER.
on ESH sSRhRss ~; Ill. I VI
a. Sssissss as:s, s,sa%f t';
] Hssns sSosoa e s and al FsS
landings freight having unsurpassed
''' ali App', ''' sN APP HITE, Front street
UpPER MISSISSIPPI. =
Leaves q sssvsR:1 e. hS9i s st. aHtsEa fi
sA phs Napoleon Ficksbnre, al internediate
ENTIRELY e, :
'Gssf freight p"'sssssA
LOWER MISSISSIPPI. ~
:.7s. 2 ss$%FRhS ass aSs;' sis
"a :ss ss5oso srssnv nss,
sH5 n p %sa5 s s ss ssay i
relsht this morning, Win lease above For freight
''ass, s'ps o JOHN i HYDE CO. g Poyarss
wf
the Memphis md Charleston Railroad for Nashville Huntsville
and Tuscn,nbia. - a2s
hsavsi gEGIa GEE XspsEaRhB RABsHsbhr f WEEKLY
sia sEipyhS ls LsndvPg Taks FTeyIspss
Rodney Lake es and PsG wassnFo
iad 'Y M ea
passage, apply on board, to
nl5 If 4. b. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitouas street.
Leaves every THU RsIJA Y, at 5 o'clock p. II.
tH~.a REGULAR THURSDAY u. =.
l9kstktssst Nail Packet steamer Capitol. Capt s. NJ.
for cns Landing Ason sts rcsrs Pon sfipws M f
Landing Lake Providence Garnacks Landing Mkens Bend
Yicksturg Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Pa
Gasne and p2aa,S1yiie % The erg4n, and swift passenger
r. W. McRae) will leave above freight passage mp
ply on boga! Or to
/ a3 SSAPP L HITF, Front street.
sThe steamer Capitol invariably gers Vcksburg every
Saturday morning in time for the O'Clock leaving Yicks
burg for the interior.
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2 Agent 3. 4 o. Il. r., OfIeiAIs
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent. n2 2n
81 sassasSa assa,y ,xp YRhaAss atEa& sbi9TtFRs ShERs

Es,ss x7zS SIsfN AMI TiREAT NfSTHEES
AsSSa R IrtRoA n -
p sSGE VEER III AIN caves yety f,rIsnns daily at
ocock,A Marriges Summit, Miss, hundred and eight
Snm,ni eyrrv Sar NJ o,conk p and reaches New or.
Ieans at 4 81 oclocs p NJ -' ' ~
canis nor milo aacb yav ,bidren rndsr five
Of aee free Children between i've and teive years Of
ooee an cntorsd narsons haif nrica ~
sEASON TfiKETS NAV e olainel at the Office of the
Conpanv No Is CaronIelet Also family tickets
,Is or in nacIoeq Of 6a ~ rairad rrira
Colored are not to ride in without
written exnressIv s-horzin ten n do so and ma1np
the stations to and from which they may 60 AS the pass viii
he retained nv tbe fnndnctor and will be good for p in one
Srocio o tosn wa IN, ff;, hoti 5avs iii haze ~
rrnr;dd ~ III, 'e +t"'s q '.'f e ways va nav '
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FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND NEW MAnRIp. -
" p, Is71Eiit II y't FtRIPhIS "a H. "A AND % SN W.
OF this sea6an extend their trips 20 Cairo.
The Boats comprising the Lle al Of the FIRST CLASS,
and are tile stealpuFs '.r s-- '-- -T-i '
Jofqm Slnonds, Capt. ". Wray,
Nebraska, Capt, A. r. Twin.
II. If. w. Hill, Capt Thos. II. Newell
GngOinpr, C4pt. l.. StrDonouGh.
EfelfaSt, Capt. II. J., Church.
Es,s E'raslt kiln. Capt. NJ. @. Andefs
Their nsuGl prorpt attention will be gwen 70 nu business
entrtstedo the boats this ne The boats of This line
Cairo with the Mail Pfckets for Louisville Nashville
aud ST. ions also with all Tho Railroads for the 'stsEn AID
Western citas. For farther particulars, Apply to
~ JOHN f. HIDh 3 GO, al Fogtlrns street. e
nb pdn Of the cabiaS OF tie abov, beseen
Arl gagged on application 10 the agents. aA
TTSANNflF3s5' sBl4s-39 hbia from So S9 tl for
L sais by -A = ahNNED ~ AEAHNi,
In3Q 24w5. g. u Magazine Street
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n o n iC e.

Tcfe,y's Double--4cting Suction and Force Panp,
toiM Ladia Rubber Ball Falres, =
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Exeavs-
lions, Dry Docks. Ships, 0ceanaud River Steauaers
Dwellings, etc.. ETC., etc. :. .sl - s =
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lProyihence, STAG
- - Ikland Reach and
lShipwfih's LapdingI
= E jevery TIL uSSDAY,
1u+ p Ai

nsnoed splendid passenger pRckes win leave
their regular days without fl the hour appeated Al
business enIrpssd 10 their will De poPy aid jthaiiy
attended to. Freight taken for fQ11o consigned 70 W
AW ,he OF The boats at NeSsbr WHO will forward
II without delay, and without eytTs chnEge.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter or Package
cnhtRinng money, Jswelry ether yglbe u2s regular
bills iinE taen specifying the CONTENTS nrd vrTe, md
the freight paid for any vuabes deposited with The clerk
by She passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10 49,
CARROLL. PRIrCiIARp II CO.,
p Union Row, % Earonjels st.
n3H II 7. p. SMITH, No 3 TCtouptOu las st.