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EXPORTS.


BRAzOs Steamship Gen Rusk-265 pigs
dry goods $50 pkgs commssary stores 20 do liquors
HANRE-shp John Sidney-2936 bales cotton
LIvERPooL-Shp Malida-23l5 bales cotton, loss bbls Of
LIvERPooI-shp AshiandiS59 bales cotton, 5coO sacks
corn, 4s0O slaves
LIVERPoOI-ship r Chapman-l997 bales cotton, 1000
bbs flour, g04l sacks corn 67i0 slaves.
NEW YORK-Ship Maid of Oeans--S6 bales cotton p do
skins do snake hides hhds tobacco 1000 bags seed
sugar. 6 bb 6 ties shoulders 81 ties lard CT
pkgs made.
NEW YoRK-Bug Fanny Lineoln-ls09 bts molasses, 1865
bbls cistern bottoms.
LIvERPooL-ship Forest King-S595 bales cotton.
lard 100 talloW, 5 hhds hams, 500 SACKS
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-Brig MercurelO bbls flour 26 do
cheese 20 kegs buite bbls hams,
raisins bbls potatoes 100 onions
bread, II bbls aud 50 kegs mackerel.
APALACHICoLA-schr Phoenix-li0 bbls -four 20 half
-four 70 bb molases Is h bos moasses bbs bread
do bread edo OIL 10 bb whisky HI bbls and key butter
bDs and IL kegs lard Dbl pecan IA casks Of bacon % sacks
LIvERPooI-ship Georg-2Is2 bales cotton 1lis sacks
wheat, 2llO slaves,
: NORFOLK AND PoRTsNoUTH-Bark A Kimbal-
1877 hhds bbls sugar. bb moases hf bbs mos-
II hf bbs syrup 20 bacon and hf bbs beef
bbs pork hhds and tc joes So boxes candles 30 sack salt
Il pigs mdse.
CARDENAs-Bsrk Ben halett-2275 empty bbls.
TAAfPICO-Schr W Harkness-lO0 bbls -four 10 bbs OF
goods IL cases almonds te hams $500 feet of lumber
shingles.
HAyREship Gulf streamso2l bales cotton 46 hhds to-
bacco, 800 slaves.
LIvERroo-shp Atana-255s bales cotton s2I7 bbls of
Hour, 4lUO slaves.
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Fatal ACCIDENT IN TARGET SHoorISGs--A most
melancholy casualty occurred about noon yesterday,
known IL the militia corps Of this city and elsewhere
for his professional skill has been brought to an un-
timely close. It appears that be and = Hunter, the
Drill Sergeant Of the fort, had taken Enfield rifles
Out lor trial and practice, and raised target for
shooting match al the distance OF $50 YARDS Il was
arranged that each fired he should mark the spot
upon the target. and Webb was so doing. Hunter,
who Is unfortunately nearsighted had loaded, as is
the practice, with his back 10 the target, and on
turning round fired at once installing tue person Of
Webb for the object. The ball entered the back in
the lumbar region and issued at the breast CARRYING
with Il portion Of the lung, which il had perforated
fort, and died about o'clock
Toronto &c. W. Leader, 9Th.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR--A HyENA LoosED.---In a re-
cent number Of the Cleveland (0ho) Herald we find
the following
A distressing tragedy occurred last week in the
western part Of this State. Gannings Menagerie is
~intering two miles west Of Pending Paulding
g.. Among the other animals was hyena, said 10
be the largest in the United States The animal
very ferocious, and had twice bitten bis keeper.
Early Wednesday morning last the hyena escaped.
Search instantly made, and later In the morning
he was discovered in the graveyard having dug up
aud partly devonred two three dead bodies. SIEVE
raj OF the citizens rushed ia 10 take IT, when turned
ou Its assailants, striking down German day laborer
named Jacon Poenberg, and crushed the head OF the
unfortunate man in its jaws killing him instantly.
The brute then made its escape, after tearing the
flesh from the right arm and chest of lad, who is
not expected to recover. The citizens are much ex-
cited. Parties are securing the woods and the
menagere have been notified by Of the citizens
20 remove their establishment at once.
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1.-THE increased weight in those Of the United States and
Madras appears be due increased pressure packing
freight
IF England could succeed in producing the culture
in India supply her manufactures would lose
the United States large market for her goods In
order show the grounds upon which English writer
rives at the conclusion above stated reeapua the items
viz:
That cotton must be almost entirely out Of Europe
and manufactured chiefly in Europe and, in Europe chiefly
Great Britain.
That cotton has hitherto been grown and far yet ap-
pears, must continue to be chiefly by slave labor.
That ii last fifty years Great Britain,
ply Of cotton all the earth, with preference the
greater part OF that period for labor yet
ing the VII ole Of that period and continue receive the
cotton she imports of the better qualities and by greater
part Of all she imports from the countries where grown by
slave labor.
That cotton is grown the United States exclusively by
slave labor.
g. That wohrds at least Of the slave population the
Unitei States employ ed In raising expectation
That Of the cotton raised for expectation two
thirds ia quantity and than twohirds value raised
expressly the British market regularly imported
and manufactured in the United kingdom, and
T. That Of the entire quantity Of imported
manufactured in the United Kingdom nearly four fths in
quantity and than four hihs in average
years, obtained from the United States
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KEY WEST via FLORIDA Notwithstanding Calhoun
u bales Rogers Woodal &c0Sl2l in specie Fash
&co-sO Hall, Kemp 6co-336 do Hamn-5J Bnnuell
BaeH-l66 do kesey-225 do Post Me-4l0d doc Met
&co-65U do Wakefield kc045 hides and bd
skins Bunnell Baled-snndres TO 7 Bacs narshaw +
cunts.
LIVERPOOL-Ship Heidelberg-SO00 sacks salt order.
PEARL RIYER-Schr Gen Washngon-S5 900 feet lumber
to W W Care AGO.
COVINGTON-schr Juene Creole-4OO bbls sand order
C0vINGToN-schr ArseneS5,0 $50 feet lumber to order.
Mcl
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slt@ GorItnrs stlontu gflarhtt.

CRnscENE OEFIcE No. 70 Camp street
Thursdas Evening, Feb. IS, 1855.
The tenor Of e money market to-day presented The same
sRstheiic feeling e yesterday. Very ile pspar oaerng
<rorsh e hands Of bokers with Eeing beyond moderate
soans with the banks In hne signaey and dunes ruled
se2reue to-day. Sugar, however good requsa
e incqenn Of notiea Al the sugn and ases depot
q must not however be uppossd that there nothing dong
Wssn produce that the degree tospidliy pre-
fs 10 that hfHaeh OF trade IN Others The demand
Al kinds q Western produce good. The I'D
ioiapE sises Alabama, Forda Georgia and Texas good
IS former There Is reasonable
<n 10 fact that ground or cause for
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TINS Cry OF JEDDo, THE CAPIrAL or JAPAN
The city OF Jeddo is said to be, without exception,
the largest city in the world. It contains 500 600
dwellings, and the unparalleled number Of 900 OO0
OF people, Some OF It's streets are sixteen Japanese
rs 10 length, which is equal TO thrtytwo English
miles. The commerce of Japan is immense, and the
all along their coast is covered with their ships.
Their vessels laden in the Southern portion Of
the empire with rice tea sea-coal tobacco silk cot
ton and tropical fruits all OF which find market in
the North, and then returned freighted with corn,
salt. oil, isinglass and other productions OF the
North, which find market in the South.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
r~S NEW INLAND -
AsSA - Bsie4 set5 ROUTE TO TEXAS-For g h FsTf21
AksR AG weston Indianola Ssastalte11l

F~@ E w INLAND
LA - Eis4 Estt4 ROUTE TO TEXAS-For Oh 1870
ASs& 4 Galveston and Indanola,
Powaer Horn )-Saving One Days Time as we'll as Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THU RSDAY by the NEW Or
LEANS AND oPELOUsAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwcks Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and MAGNOLIA Of 1900
then each built expressly for this route
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore
of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, ats o'clock commencing Thursday the
February, 1883
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, will leave THURSDAYS,
and the @ ALVESfON. Capt. y. p Terry, SUNDAYS,
Returning the days OF leaving will WEDNES
DAYS and 5 ATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
pany Landing in New Orleans, the Of
and will be transported through ports without
extra any kind heretofore charged
by the line Of outside steamers
For freight or passage apply at the Office Of the Company
Ohe only Office OF the lire in New Oreans of Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, where plans
the steamers may be seen and sate-rooms secured.
mylI If N. o. Opelousas and g. W Railroad Go.
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SsIorDE-- We learn from the Talladega (Ala)
Watchtower that DR.. Benjamin Mckenzie Of that
place. committed suicide on the morning Of the Sd
by eating the femoral artery He had been dersnged
for several days, the cause of which has not been
sascartaified
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Ship AssyIia - from Liverpool Jaauary lst 70 Whit
uey AGO..
ship Geo Iireea, FAebanks from uayre Dee 18th.
ship Juvena Reed from London.
Ship Walter Lord Smith from London, to Jenkins.
Brig Monserie, Donald from Havana, BogdousQue Pull
lips.
ship Fgeria new Adams days from Boston, to Geo Pos
dick.
Ship Cumberland, Merritt, from New York
sehr Ny site Valley Collins days from Havana, Golden
bow Lesparre.
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CHURCHES.

CHUltCHES.
W Q Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annnneiaoh-C Corner Mandevl tsnd Morales.
Immaculate Observation-Disclosures, on Canal,
lJesuiti sl-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Cathedral-Jaeks son Square.
ST. Anthony-Rampart, c. CONT
st. AlphonSe-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustine-Bayou Read, ST. Claude
ST. Bartholomew-Vilere, b. seguin and Bartheemy, Al
giers.
st. John Baptist-Dryades b. and Caiiiope
ST. Joseph-Common, b. MaTias aud Where.
ST. Marie-Conde n. Ursnline.
St. MaEy-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. PatFek-Cump, b. Julia and Groi
ST. Peter-Aiarigny. b. Casacalyo and Greatmeh.
ST. rheresa-Ctmp, opp Junction with Prytania.
St. rTnity--St Ferdinand,
ST. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, c. Montegnt.
ursuline Convent-Below the city.
| CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Melpomene.
| FtRSr CONGREGATIONAL: St Charles n. julia
Espsnase LEglist Protestante Franeaise-Rampartic
BenVils. Christ Chureh--Canal Dsuphine. ST. Pan's
Gaiennie. Lukes-Hercules Felicity
Trinity-JacksOn Plaquenine. Annuneiation - Annnn-
citation Square Mount olivet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN Euterpe. D. Baechus and Dryades
Chestnut Moreau Esghien Dryades, rerpsichors.
Piety Greaimen Marias, b. Bienye and Cout Coffee,
jackson. ST. Paul. eoiored) Caroilton, CarOllton,
PREsBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square. Prytania c. Clio.
Casacalvo, Railroad. Canal, Franklin Fulton,
Josephine fryAnia e Josephine. ITALIA, c. Benton
Bo1igny, Carp, n. CadiA
GERM EYANG. Protestant-Philip. O. Chippewa Protes-
taut-Clio, b. Apollo and Nayades.
klrARlAN Prytania, Calope. Clio b. Prytaais aud
Dryadss Terpsieh RE- u Nayades kuterpe Q. Saeehp'
end DlyadeA
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szsas --,v.,.v.-y.,,-,NEyV ORLEANS, JACEX-
"a "a serzsse-fs 1soN AND GREAT NORTHERN

~ &E1 aR1--s4anS ABROAD.
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily T0 O'Clock
A. NJ arrives at Brookhayen Miss hundred and twenty
eight mes from New Orleans 225 O'Clock z. NJ Returning
leaves BTookhayen day at $50 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reaches New Orleans at BIB o'clock, p. NJ.
FAREfhree cents mile, each Children underhve
Of free. Children between ave and twelve years
age and colored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the Office Of the
Company Csope and Magnolia also family tickets
whoes halves in packages Of reduced price
Colored permitted ride in the without
written expressly authorizing them 10 do and naming
the stations TO and from which they As the win
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip
direction ony those making trip both will have to be
provided with two
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookha ven
and stations At 30 A NJ Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday. leaves Brookhayen New Orleans and
termediate stations every Monday Wednesday Friday
morning $50 o'clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays
Saturdays At Flag Stations midway between regular ssons
70 receive and deliver freight but not any other days.
No freight viii be received al the New Orleans depot
after S O'Clock 2. NJ.
7. S. WILLIAMS, Supt Transportation.
RS- line OF four horse mail stages from Boakhayen
70 jackson androm jackson Brookhaven day
ing with the passengertrains s3u
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.-.,- PONTCH AKTRAIN RAIL.

city at and O'Clock P. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock and the Lake night, hour the
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor,
Station House has been erected eny Ridge where
the steam train will stop when requredgong down,
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p Nj aud coming up, O'Clock
R Fare to and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car,
Conductor must have timely notice to stop. NJ
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- STOVES.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES, Of the latest improved patterns
80 Morning Starr "ChaTter Oak - Shanghai" Econo-
S mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves'i Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared 10 execute short notice, all
orders for sheet Iron Chmneys Brechng Tanks uee Boxes
Copper and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats and Private Families They agents for the
Manufacture Of Nicer ACKEN'S Patent Evaporsng Steam
Sugar They have certificates In their that this
Pan with The quantity Of has evaporaed double
the quantity juice Of the best Pan in They have
working model Of the Pan which they vii be happy to exhibit
10 any interested in the culture OF Sugar Cane
WHEELER 4 FORSTALL,
d29 ly 29 rehoupitoulas Front and IS Fulton Streets
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8tbistp of the 3tlarktts.

FRIDAY MORNING, February 10, ls5s.
The delay in the arrival Of later news from Eu-
rope e The market heavy yesterday only 5000
bales sold irregular rates. bat mostly at inside figures
We still quote
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Calhoun Rahbone from Key West aud West Flo
Iida Ports 10 Harris, Morgan Seo-lst district
Sehr Gen Washington, Orr. from Pennington
Sehr Jeune Creole. -. from Covington-B Basin.
sehr Arsene. Cooper, from CoVinston-Baslnl
schr Martha Ann. Williams, from Cavinrt0n- Basin
sehr Oregon, -, from the coast-2d dit 7.
Schr Wafrea, -, from the Coastal dist P T.
schr l'Ecar, -, from the Coast--2i dist PIT.
Droueg's Boat from the Coast--2d dist
sTEAMBoATs.
Matches. Leaihers. from Vicksburgi
DR. Budngton Buihngon, from OuaehitA River.
el Cora, Uripen. froB Atakapas.
lesis Nhiteman Wallace from Yazoo River. p
Red Chief shute. from Bayou Bartholomew.
EUROPA, Bailey, from White River.
Fanny Bullitt Durham, from Louisville.
Forida Hntehings. from Mobile
Virginia, ooEzens from Mobile.
Jacob Iraher, Targeau. from Lockport.
John hoe, Leavenworth, from st Louiz.
Alma Robinson, from Pittsbure
gaedo Belle harnes. frum Jefferson
Bella Donna McCOmbs. from Fors Adams
Belle Gates JanfrAan from Balize.
BBLow-coNING UP.
Steamship Mexico. Lswlass from Indanola and Galveston
Harris Morgan &eO.
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NEW ORLEANs
fks4fsE4 In u ~ w. , WESTERN RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Feryboas connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot OF St Ann street. Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING.
NJ ~ O'Clock, precisely.
:-Outward Trains Leave
Aigers Depot .-..,..- ......-.....,....... A, ~
y A. T.
Arrive at Brgshear City, Berwcks Bay. at u NJ.
Inward Trains Leave
arrive az 'tTetna a50 r N
AIiFe NJ Alkttrs. W.
Freight will be received for Berwick Bay and intermediate
stations the wharf foot Of ST. Louis street. every day All
freight except that intended for Texas must be paid by ship
pers. AL
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
nEAT,ERS

JAMES ROBB Co, Nos. 50 and 50 Campstreet.
s. NICHOLSON CO. Caroueeletstreet.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
JUDSON Co, Corner Camp and CaRastreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON co, No. IS Camp street.
BENOIST, SHAW CO., No. 81 Campstreet
MENARn, lesson a CO., No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARBER, Agent
CornerCgmpand Gravierstreets
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
II. W. CONNER SON, No. 80 Camp street.
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NRw oRLRANa oIAss1FIoArroN.


ToBAcco...we heard Of large sales amounting TO
probably 400 hhds, including g. SO and go private
terms
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esu- -,--- GREAT c T. \
- - "a q 7sas 2 ~ HORTEST, OH A

ss1a~ GREAT G T. n
esq., III ls BF * E2gF + TTH =
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger leaves Nav Orleans daily
O'Clock p NJ from Cairo from which point there
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 8 A. NJ.
Evening Express at 8 2. NJ.
Connecting at sAED0vAL With Ohio aud Mississippi Rail.
road for st. Louis PANA with Terre Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples;
LAsALE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island
export and Peoria MENDOZA with Chicago and Brng.
ton Railroad for GaeshurR Burlington Quincy
Iowa, arriving at DUHLEIrH In "a hours.
One of the Minnesota Packet Companys steamers Dun
lelth for St. Paul and all intermediate landings
the cars from Cairo
Going East there change Of cars between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo New York Through Chi
in Is hours Niagara Falls IS houFs AZ hours
Baggage checked through
RS-For through tickets, information apply at the III
nois Central Railroad Ticket Office, under the St. Charles Ho
tel, st. Charles street, New Orleans
as ly W. f. BEDDING, Agent.
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TENsAs RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY 18Th inst. a,bP NJ.
, IT, FOH BAYOU MACON AND TEN
lsssS "a As-The regaiAr packet Milton Heif, C'p-
tain Halt will leave for Trinity, Black River,
Feusas and Bayon Macon above. For freight passage
apply on board
fei5 J NJ. REI.F co.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS Is bales French
u Blankets assorted eolors 7. GTAnier Co., Montpelier
just landed, and for sale by
6RATIAA, CoMMAGERE 4 CO.,
jaiS 20 Cusomhouse street
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Steamship Mexico Lswass from Indanoa and Galveston
Harris, Morgan &eO
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a. FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT, ISL COMMON
~ street. New orleansHe keeps constantly on hand and
sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers, Iroa
ers, and General House Servants Also buys and sell
commission. Having converted the family part Of
large story building the of Slaves has made
the depot in the city and we'll furnished for the eofsr
Of Slaves.
dit T. FOSTER.
JOB BOAT PASCAGOULA WILL
lSeItss ships schooners and hahoats or down
The All orders will receive prompt
t0n. TH0S. g. MACKEY NORRIS, Agents,
p Commerce street.
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REGULAR PACKETS.

IT. FOR MEMPHIS THE MENPHTs
AsAHt1S VI - AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE con.
sistng of six FIRST class steamers unsurpassed On
the Western waters IN all qualities conducive the comfort
safety and pie tsnIe 81 travellers arranged leave New Or
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at S
O'Clock P. NJ, viz; - "
ION MONDAYS
Ben FRANKLIN. .f.,........ Capt. J. d. Clarke.
NeDrhslSia, Capt. A. K. Irwin
John sImOnds. ............, Capt. @. d. Church.
AhSOhaf' =, -. Capt. J. w, GOslee.
-0N FIR ID A s.
-, y. W. Hlll'...............Ca Capt. T. II Newell.
itBsist. ..,.,,.: Capt. W. Wray.
These Boats connect with the Railroads az Memphis aIso
win hrclass Packets Tor st. Louis and for VILE
80 j. II. FRELIGH, Agent,
nlz 9nl Once under the St Charles Hotel
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Leaves on SATURDAY. February % at5PM
r. EOk w HITE II 4 V II R-Ft

~ - FU 4 W II It II X Y p Ik--FOK
Batesyille, Poeahontas JaeksOnpOr all in
termedae landings on White riverThe s1bstsn-
n passenger steamer Europa, Thpa T. Bailey, master, j.
L. Faregh CLERK IS in port receiving freight, and viii
leave Ar above. For freight passage apply board
fe9 J. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, the i9ih inst. at P NJ.
r.. FORNASHVILLE, CLARkeYII.LE
leIL Canton, Eddyyille, Dycusburg, Smthland, Pad
= ucah Metropolis, Cairo, Columbus, Hi kman
New Madd intermediate lRndings-The fine regular pas
seuger packer steamer Red Rover, Strong master leaves
above. For freight passage spply board, or 10
b. DUFIEIiD. Agent,
fel6 Corner Of St. Charles ana Prrdido streets.
This line Memphis with the Memphis aud Charles
Railroad and Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad
taking passengers through with dispatch.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, February "a at O'Clock P. NJ
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET

n< FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS, MIL.
wi let's Bluff, Roark's Landing Eldorado Landing
kss=Hh Champagnolle, Wilmington, More Pigeon Hills,
Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Ouacha City Serlingtou
Loeh0mond Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff Castor Landing.
Columbia, HarrisOnhuTg Trinity and all landings
the Ouachita and Black ryesfhe magnificent
w. mcRae, len Moore, commander, j. W. Tobin clerk
will leave positively above For freight passage apply
board. =
fel9 j. S. PA9Aun. Advertlslng Agent
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Leaves MONDAY, 22d inst, at p. NJ, positively.
Sxaps REf.TTI.4R a YoTT II AR'rUOI JOwVV

IT, REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
Packet-Ihe splendid entirely new, ranung
s. passenger packet Red Chief, J. c. shute,
MASTER q. Kouns clerk win above positively
Arkansas Line, kelys Rdng Warwlck's Landing Planters
Vile DsGlaee Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Barho
Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity and all
landings the Black Ouacha rivers W give through
bills for freight for AL landings the line privilege
Of reshppig by her keel boat built for this trade Apply
on board, 10
G. L. KOUNs 4 BRO. 2 Front street
fel6 j. S PAGAUD Advertising agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-19
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, February ~. at5P. n.
THE REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET
49,. REGULAR GA EFlIl l.. Z

lF4plIS1s1 Naichiloches Packet-Ihe fast running
F.ss=4s4h magnificent passenger packet -. X.
Carroll, William kimbal, master, will leave above, posi-
lively Grand Ecore, Natehoches, Alexandra Cote
mans GOrtOns and Tarhins Landings all Intermediate
landings Red river Cane and freight or
passage apply on board or 10
DONOVAN, NcLE arm & CO.. Agents.
felS Union Row, Carundelet street.