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(fTE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL.
Undersigned proprietor Of the b.;

IL Il SC Ii IL Oll NIhlNu III i Eli.
Undersigned proprietor Of the G:;A
De SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL, at i;i
yhae Sulphur Springs, Catalonia Parish, La,
] put up extensive Improvements to his Hote
the past winter, is now ready to receive com.
eTABLE will always be supplied with the hes,
4rket will afford Families can be accom-
ID with large and comfortable rooms.
j SPRINGS are situated Ii the high, open and
pine woods, thirtv-ive miles from Harrison
And twenty-five from Alexandria, on the pub
leading from Natchcz, Miss, to Texas, and
everal large creeks alIording the finest Of
Springs are accessible for carriages by good
vt all seasons of t,i- year, and no cxcrtions
\ spared on the part of the proprietor to make
comfortable who may favor him with their
Dage.
NBAR will always be veil supplied with the
Il LIQUORS and CIGARS He has large
Try BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
y.
Rates Of Board:
Ile Meals, 50 cents; per day, 81, or S25 per
u Children and Servants, hal price; horses
", 81. j. II. Ward,
= 81, '5s. Ff,49,ly] PROPRIETOR.
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READ THIS!
DR.. LEROY'S AND PELTIER'S
lNpOulld Mixture!

For alt A!tections Of the Urinary Organs, an
those 0fecffOpS sOIeEy.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALL
well jSeasrs.
Cholera, Dvsentcry Diarrhra, Cholera MorbIs, Bill
ious Cholic, Cholera Iniantum. also, add
n,irably adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES,
Nos, especially p,.nful Melstruation

Tie Virtues Of Jaco35 Corfim are too sceN hno'cl 10
req"ire Eaco"sinms
l. 1t Cures the wo'st cases Of Diarrhpa
9. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dyscntery.
g. 1t Cures California Mexican Diarrhea
d. 1t Relieves the Setcrcst Cholic.
,. 1t cures Cholera Mo,bus.
g. II cures Cholera lnfanturn.
T. 1t cures Painful Men-trllton.
s. 1t Relieves Pain in the Back and Ioins
O. 1t countcracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10. 1t Restores Irregularities.
H. Ii Dispcs gloomy and historical feelings.
L. Ii is an admirable Tonc.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

Is composed of the Parishes of Catalonia,
Caldwell, and Franklin. The july and Probate
Terms in each are held as follows:
CATAHOULA
Jury Terms-2nd Monday of April and November
Probate Terms 2nd Monday of June & January.
CALDWELL
Jury Terms-1st Monday of May and December
Probate Tcrms-lst Monday of July and February
FRANKLIN
Jury Terms-3d Monday of March and October
Probate ferms-3d Monday Of MAY December
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

March 81 lssS-prs So.
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TERMS FER 4 y I NJ.
For am one of the four Reviews SO
For auy two of the four Reviews
For any three Of the tour Reviews 2
For all four of the Reviews
For Blackwood's Magazine
For Backwood and three Reviews
Eor Rack wood and the four Reviews 10
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has ndT
a ,hs know ou collars in advance, or
predisposed the lapse Of two months.
The dawn o
for the #
bi!ity of Consumpt., --
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VIM. NJ. few. Clerk Geo. Dean, Parish
Constable; J.Q. A. Taliaferro. Parish Prir-
ter; and Dr. A. A. Wall, physician to the
parish prison:
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
OREN MAYO, of Catahoua, Judge,
WADE II. IouGn, of Caldwell, District AttornV.
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Money current in the State where issued will be re-
ceived at par.
PosrAGE-In all the principal cities and towns,
these works will be delivered free Of postage
When sen, by mail. the postage to any part of the
United States will be but Twenty-four cents year
for Blackwood and but Fourteen cents year for
each of the Reviews. .-
NIB. The price in Great Britain for the five peri
odicals above named is about s3l per annum.
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to the pub.
kshsrs, LEONARD SCOTT l. co.
- 6ss1 sspsse, New YsvG
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Monthly Series of Narratives, Dialogues, Biogra-
plies, and Tales for the Instruction and Enter
tanment of the Young. Bv JACOB ABoTT.
EmhclshcI with humorous and heau-
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EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-sieamship Black wArror-SlI bales cotton
s2O bbs Hour lSS hams l50 rs bales skins DO
snaseroot "a bbs whisky tcs searne, lao pkgs mdse
KEY WEST via FLORIDA enthusiastically Atlantic
2lS bos Hour 10 bos 10 bols OIL
e6ls whsky 70 hhs pork 70 SKIS oats " bhs lime lS
corn, IS Pkgs mdse.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES America-25 hhds sugar, Us
casks Of baeon us hbs whisky 80 bb molases l2O bbls VI
-four.
ST PETERsBURG-Ship Josiah ouincy-l70T bales cotton
LIvERPooL-shp Ina Rnssells5s2 bales cotton and 2s2O
LIyERPooI.-shp Glad Tidngs-224O bales cotton Ifs4
bbls Hour, 8S10 slaves.
LIvFRPooL-shp Lsais spAdingss2s bales cotton i2So
vALESoIA--ship P whtaey-sSO hhds tobacco, ao,OOo
slaves.
MALoRCA--Bark PreeiOsa4eo bales cotton 6s hides 1851
bills noar, 1894 sacks wheat. 500
MALORCA-BarkCcnst bhls hour S55 hides 9s
sacks wheat, 4SltO stavss, 40 bricks, SPAR.
BOSfON-Ship Aiddlesex-S5i bales cotton wool Sc
moss hhds sugar 50 hhds tobacco $40 alcohol
~ hbls whisky, so bba rosin bbs
hbis 30 ties lard AVA hidez. isS balls hides.
BOsTO N-Bark Graee Hammond-s5 bales cotton 1Dss
ebls hoar ssl es % hbs lard ~ hiaes 81 bales hides
B0SfoESchr Addison Chid--le2 hbls hogr 100 1917
hbls lad, ~ hhds hams. do shoulders
PENSACoLAchr iizis McEzick-2oo sacks corn 20 bhls
hour cs hams bols moAsz bes of pork, bbls
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NEW YORK-ship Far West-Assorsed mdse
LIvERPooI.-Shp NaTshhed-5056 sacks salt TO order
LIvERPooIs-ship Enoeh rrsin-74s7 of salt
Whitney &eo.
LIVERPDOI-Ship Kearsage--I 20 states David.
sonSW0 ridge tiles jas Bias Bruhau2j
Peter Wright kco5 do and IS 1926 SAL order
CHARLEsTON-Bark Cheshire-i35 casks rice to l. 4 4
Levy &co-yj do II d seaman 6co-92 do Wood Low-lO
do 4 Hyde &co29 NJ do w D0nnell &colOO bags
seed Duncan SgAn2 casks do Bare Seo-9kpkgs miso
McAleroy Bradiod-5 do Smith Hieksot castings New
Orls jackson Railroad Co.
GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has Nor
gnn54 bales cotton to Cooper Acct Morgan-2T do
McNeynolds &eo~0 Oakley Hawkns-l0 Payne Harrison
% D Nelson &eOS fully 6co-iO Hugely Blair &co-9
Wilson, Lpscomb &coS Scott, Williams Seu4 nales
Q Cummings &eo2 BuDnel Bsiieif--2 w Shaw &co-t
- skus Holmes Uausssundries to Wright Allen Sco
Poet, Simms Sco-E Hart keo-James Connolly &co-2Ii
head cattle Wilkins.
POWDER HORN AND MISUNDERSTANDING Calves.
ionl0 bales hugely, Blair keo Jas Turnsr-7O
Carter AGO. W Zaclarle 6col3 Winston Morrison
COS Bscoe Smnis-5 Francko Danneel-6 Tully &co
rs head cattle 5 Green.
NEW YokK-Ship Genoa--Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-ship St Peter-Assorted mdse
BALTlMoRE-Brig JAS Greorge-3O25 bags coffee to L
Phpps &co6O bbs 10 bbs h bbs syrup Payne
&co5 bbs whisky hf or pipe brandy Payne HARRISON
lU 6xs yes ~ pkgs krout hephamI mill Saw
AGO,
SABINE PAsSschr willam-l2s bales cotton John L Lee
liza Mcdowell Mills keo5y Cooper kcoS dob Conyers
&eoi4 Grecn Crump-l3do Curer Harrison &cofoIa 40
bales cotton.
COvINGTON-Schr 900 feet lumber TO order
PEARL RTYER-Sehr Isabela2OO0 feet Of lumber or.
der
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Union-5OJ bbls sand to order
BILoXI-schr Major Ranney-soOOO feet lumber order
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NEW YORK-ship Conddence-A Coheu-Beebs keo-J
Acc Beiloea Noblet eco Bachnn,oa sr,ol Se,rsdns
&Nhsthof-t Buddecke 8co--J 7 BelknAp-C A Barrise
&ep-Brdge Rauett AGO. Beueron Sco-H X Garter a
eo-BrAdey, Wilson Sco-- Cunmngs Seo- II X Garter a
eo-Oampbell strong-George Connely-G AgnaudeMsj1r
Coleman, Putnam SeoDanoyun, Mclean 6eo-Dudey, Mel
sou Seo-farey, Jufey keo- CHASE sen,
Henderson, Terry keoJ Cofin-A Grth Eeo-A Barnett
Hitchcock Lst.ing- n May Seo-J llardie &co-C
Harvey 6coS II kennedy 6eoJ Person Michsll
&co-Renne,t Dix Seo-Llo,d FriersliLewis ogles6y-
Lane, Mayhel1 Seo-Mm soey Seo---oakey Hawkins &eo
Price Converse smh-baehs leaumOntrelers, Mllatd
&cO-Payue hArrsut--Rhorer, uigginbotham 6co--s X
Stevens Sco-rsrleon, Whiting rails-rhonhn &eo-B
Momas seo-J WSodrui kco-- Winston Morrison ss,
Ward, Saunders hunt Virgin, Allen Seohogan Murphy
Ellis ThleshieJ burnside scoabeoek, Rhodes xco,,on
verse tco-Caheleo BssaaideA Clostemann kco-P lie.
4eo-f.Aon s lienderson-P Fell Seo-tieo Fosdiek-J
fosyth-A Fer'andou--Gldden, Marshall Seo-R Geddes-J
III "A Hanse Ge0-Johuson& furnerA JacqueI-R Jaa rud
w a Hannsy Seo-A James Seo--J Koepler-s Locke
ID Z Iowbcr Se0-Lenes 4 Delaehae-U Laroa>ni Sco-R
Lagghlin-w 4 Leiehiord SCOT sngridge-w Mqrphy-w
A Beeagle-P Aalard Seo-J Ao,ks keo---J Moniet-E
Aco-J Norton Seo-H Peychaud 6eo---friesey Bsin-L
Roa.set Scosmith Cooper 6eo~Resd Hedsss@SYS,e
Proyan-SiNrk, slaufer o. snitaseaman, Peek ScO-W
q MeAd-SchwAnEe acct shute--spearng &co--Scnmdt
I-lger-B fiolisr-speerng AcoE Taylor 6coa Thnerer-
cent 1es-w warrea-J Wright xeo--s Whesioek 4co-u
Yale jr teO-O NooimAn-Dayid a FOrd-A n Angustin-
nagood-AAll. Kemp &eo-B hTness &oo-W McAdOiy
NEW YoRK-ship GenoA--Ci Fosdiek-o Boye-JI
Adams 4eo-r Aydlott Sc0B Bridge, RAnett &eoBethe
&c Iiuddecke kco-Campbsi Strong-tredow Nushoa
-heshs 4seBnehAnnOu Carroll &eo-eoleman. Putnam
sionr-R Cumming kcs-d DosOa son--J D Gotta
Dgdlsy Ne son tee-trisdisnder GeTsonP BrRlon 6eS
~ de keAna-hiieheoek i.aiti g--W T Davs-Molony
B5S seoafsf,sy Sufsy Ss0SA Tleh 3so-ohI MaIi seo
n ss,, S,ssa~Sod-lesid M.ssls Ssooya FrIsrsoa
COW arlington Jackson keS-lsws ogesby-B l. Mann
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India

India.
Sir Colin Campbell, with hiteen regiments Of in
fantry and three Of cavalry, and large detachments
Of native cavalry, has crossed the Ganges and at
tackled Lucknow. Jury Boahdoor aud Gen. Frink,
with twelve thousand men, aid him in the attack
Russia.
camp 81 one hundred thousand men is TO be
formed in Poland in May Rumor reports that they
will be used against Austria.
The opposition Of the mobiles TO the emancipation
Of the serfs has caused great agitation in Russia
Many Of the leading families have fed to St. Peters
burg, fearful Of their lives
Turkey.
Turkey refuses to submit to the treaty for the nayi
cation Of the Danube.
The wealthy Beys are organizing and arming corps
Of regular troops in Bosnia.
Eight hundred Montenegrins have penetrated into
Therzonia.
The Paris Constitutional Of the 25th has an article
the English alliance, which is very friendly in its
tone.
The Bourse was qnite animated.
railway raversing the west coast Of France Is to
be constructed It Is clearly strategic rather than
Commercial project
The Minister Of Interior sordered all the artillery
~ so W" ~ " faoee W ee uiHiaounseo ana aeposis'
ed in the arsenals.
Slight disturbances at Valencia. Doubtful rumors
Of disturbances in Sarragossa.
Washington News--Death Of Col. Thomas H.
Benton
WAsarsaroE, April l0.-Col. Thomas Hart Benton
died at haIfpsst O'Clock.
Beth Houses Immediately adjourned until Monday,
to join in the funeral solemntes Of this distin-
guished statesman. His funeral viii probably be the
largest ever known in Washington.
The President has refused TO accept any volunteers
for Utah until the Senate passes the Deficiency Bill
Senator Davis Is conyalescent-<
Bark in Distress
NOZZLE. April l0.-The bark Nicholas Curwin, Of
Masauzas, for Falmouth, loaded with sugar, has put
into Savannah in distress.
Fire.
ST.. Louis. April 10.-Newman & Graham's foundry
was destroyed by fire hast night,
Loss, $40, 0O0--covered by insurance.
River Intelligence.
ST. Louis. April lo-Ths river is stationary at
this point-fourteen feet Of water at Cairo.
Domestic Markets
CNoNsArI, April 10. = Flour. 80 SIS to So 65.
Whisl4, 16lc. Provisions : Bacon advanced. Bulk
Pork g 70 6ac for Shoulders and to slc for Sides.
Linseed Oil, Csc.
New YoRK, April 10. - Cotton steady. Flour,
o. 90 70 ~ 80 Wheat quiet. Corn heavy Mess
Pork. ST. so TO SIT IS. Hams, 81 10 sgc. Whisky,
Coffee and Sugar. dull.
ST.. Loum April l0.--Mess Pork firm at SIG rs.
Flour, 50 So. Red Wheat. 75c Corn, $50. Oats,
Ale Hemp. s65 to SIS. Tobacco, a rs to 81 IS
for lngs, and SC 10 to 81 So for leaf.
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Rs- Capt Prndle Of the ship Wellington reports passed.
April Sd, lat % U.s. long 50 40 bark John Durham steering
West
April ill., lat % 81 long So S. Spanish bark calaena hence
for Barcelona
Rs- Capt Bowers Of the ship Black Hovk reports having
been compelled by bad weather. experienced tho bahama
Banks to lay at anchor for two days.
ns Capt Page Of the sehr William reports that the sehoon-
or Joura Capt Snow, was loading at Sabine, sail in
days for this port.
as- rheocs steamship Chas Morgan report that the
sehr Passport Capt Hawkins arrived Pass Gallo on h
inst, II days from New York.
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Shipping gntelIlgsuft.
MONDAY, April II, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York via Hawai-
James Connoln kcO
Steamship Atlantic Cozzens for Key West West
Ports, Harris Morgan AGO
Steamship America. Nelson for Apalnchcola, Wood a
Ship Ina RUSSELL Williams, for Liverpool Whitney
Ship Glad rding, Nelson, for Liverpool Whitney
ship T Whitney, Gray, for Valencia. Whitney &co
Snip Lizzie spalaug, Bartlett, for Liverpool,
Meeker Knox 6co
Ship MiddleseN. Godfrey for Boston, Hynson AGO
Ship Josiah Quincy, sprague, St Petersburg
baxter, Lowell AGO
Prats, Pnol AGO
Spanish Bark Preciosa, Bone, for Malorca,
Prats, Pujol AGO
Bark Grace Hammond, Mahoney for Boston, W } Dewey
Schr Addison Child, Smith. for boston, II 1 Vennard
Schr Lizzie Mezck Johnson Pensacola Hurley
Sehr lnvnoibe kaler for Mobile, W Huntington
Sehr Baside, Myers. for Mobile, W Huntington
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coMles Adams &coR McGregor 6co-Oglesby & Macnulay
II Dnre-friee, Converse smlih-J hoemer- Bann-il a
Bailiet-Payne, steele &coJ Persons 6roR NJ neumann
&co-Psyne Harrison-kochford, Brown &eo-F @ Ran
dolph Neo--Roleson, Deun9lt &coRoJson n Aher--E K
Stevens Nep--J q Woodruff Sc0-J h d Kicks &eo-FntA
Jones-Waker, Stuart HntchinsonA fully kco-Dawstn
6co-D Williams " Sons-rwchelt a Du'cher-Wood Low
ihornhill 6co-N W Crane &co-B Dufisi--H dillingham;
Gamotis-D Gercclria-C lii lardIIendeson n Gaines
loeke--Jonstoa Fune--Ieeis &eoB Jnurdan-J lnm
&co-k laughlin-G Moriscn--J Il Marks ScoW Nc,
CrAesin-Mnse Bro--Magee 4 Kueass-J Mitchell AGO.
Norton tco-Naugha I'D Scof Wright &eo-P werlein
D q Woodman-MatI Noble-J Yoelly-and order.
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Ihdren three years old and under ee over three
to twelve years old hafprce over twelve years old
full fare. ~ - 'N '-i
ny tickets in packages Of twenty be had at the
once o. Inc Master OF transportation Merchant, hnse fam
ea reside on TIE line Of the road pack
ages OF l"ey hVe TOR their personal reduced
II Is expected that Saturday Evening Tram will started
hD0ht me lsl May next to Magnolia Returning
VIII ar i've at New Orleans about A. on Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday,
lhGSday and Saturday returning will arrive New
Of me same days rreglto leave the city the above days
must De AZ the depot by Soclock NJ
the day Of eay Due will be given when freight will
go beyond BahAla. 9 wa
ag WM NJ wADIEY Ca,arsi c,.arin,a,d.n,
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kIDsArfINo UHiLDs6S.--rhe 81. Louis Herald
says that the kidnapping Of children from three 10
seven years Of age has become very common in that
citythe s1pposition being that they are either m0
tl2ted ~ cssnred, or taken 70 other places 10 be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-12

FATAL AccfpEsr.-oa the night Of the Sd inst.
a man named Moses Ross and his son, fifteen years
old. were killed BY driving their wagon over an en-
bsnkment near Williamsburg, l. L The fall was
only about six feet but they were caught and crushed
under the wagon.
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huRpzR.-The body Of young man named ChAs.
samues was found in East river on the lst inst BE
bad been stabbed to the heart and large stone was
tied DO his neck with a rope. A man named Patrick
katon and . women were arrested on suspicion Of
having murdered and robbed him.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

r,...s,r.r,u,,. NEW ORLEANS, JACk-
krs&F 5A ~ u ~ SON AND GREAT N0RTHERN
On and after Saturday, the 10Th day Of April 1853 Pas
enge Train will leave New Orleans daily 10 NJ and
arrive at Canton Al I o'clock p. N. "
Returning will leave Canton 7sO A. NJ and arrive at New
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STORAGE STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGNED
~ having leased the ious building occupied
by MeSsrs Lusk Co.. No Front street. would respectfully
invite the attention Of having
otherwise Their Of will be reasonable accord
anee with the times WILLETr h WILSON,
- Forwarding and Commission Merchants
No ? Frnrt
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Leaves Every SATURDAY, AtbP.M.
r. COAST PACKET SrEAMER
REGULAR KETs.
rS-. UNITED sTATsssTRl- s-a,
VI ss.sstsT WEEKLY MAIL LINE AFA,Rlkst,F


ON TUESDAY, ATOM THURsDAYION SATURDAY, al
Up N. ats p. NJ. 5P NJ
The magnificent U The mRgnifc.rtl fbe o.
States Nail packetU s. mail packri STATES mail packet
Princess, Caprn " ic : bur x Watcher. Capt'n
wilson, VIII leaveCbpt j. NJ Whiie,lr r. feathers, will
for adsonyle. will leave tor Don cave for Donaldson
Plaqnemne Baton aldsonvie Plaque- lie, Paquemine,
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou HUDSON Bayou Sara,
River Landing, fou Sara Red Rive Red River Landing
Adams, Nate he Landing Fort Al Fort Adams, Matches
Waterproof Rodney ans, Nstehez Wa Waterproof Rodney
81 Joseph trand erproof Rodney faint Joseph, Grand
Cult Warrenton AMI st Josep., Gran in Narrenton and
nGksbnrK yer yGait WHrIcnton Yick sbnrg every SA
TU ESD X, Al 1 u ken's 9 nd FRIDAY. At o.
O'clock r. lNtcksburg, l. a X Il clock p. VI.
The PRINCE s Providence Stack, The steamer NAT
connects al ftcks Island and Skp-lG II
blfg win the steam MS Landin Nicksburg with the
U. 5. AID and Pitchers Point, Ash sfsaner RANGER,
Will take freight Tor TOMS Carolna land and will freight
all the landings on ngs Grand for all landings
fAoO river high Lake Washa layton YaHoo high
Greenwood every THURSDAY as Green wood at high
at O'Clock p. NJ. rates.
The mentioned speiId passeuger yacAeLs
their regular days without FAIL the appointed. All
business entrusted TO their viii BE- promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
These boats will not be responsible for
containing Jewery other vuabes unless regular
bills Of ndng taken specifying the and value and
the freight phd yslugbeA with
by the passengers, contained In their baggage.
For frsight or passage Appiy on board 70
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, s. Carondelet 1t.
nNl ~ Y. v. RNITH. NJ 4 Tri Nnnf0n las
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Dbl Of bacon bacon sacks corn SKIS BRAN bbls
bread.
MoBIE-sehr Baside-l29 bills -four hbs pork % bbls
whisky, 40 pc basgiug u casks oil
MoBILE-schr Invneibe56 bbls nour 100 coils rope 200
pcs bagging lUS bbls whisky
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For rejection private subscribers only HUNDRED AND
and the OF the city BY Mayor so 900,
majority against acceptance, l3soi The fea
Of tie Is the unanmiy In which city subscribers
voted Only CSC against the 9s95 In favor
fearful responsibility has been assumed and de-
flying the private stockholders wishes this question Unless
this Is In qualified revised BY city stock
holders the annual election Tor Directors insL the
fate Of the road sealed Already have heard
share being talked o. for the stock Within year fear
full will be in the hands Of private parties through process Of
law and sale.
Condition OF the Banks Of is ending sasEr-
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Tennessee Forbes Cruz to Harris Nor
steamship Galveston, Terry from Powder Calves
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. Powder via
Galveston. to Harris 4 MOrgan-lst dsl,
Ship Far West Bennett % days from New York to Wood
ship Parliament Leach 20 days from New York in ballast to
Ship s. Peter, sayiP s days from New York, cesvy
Ship Herbert Freeman from HAue 18th Feb Havana in
Ship Ionisn MITCHELL So days from London, ballast
Ship Lizzie Harvard, Robinson 20 days from Boston,
Ship Wellington, Ptndle ls days New York to Chester
ship RUSSELL Cowry II days Charleston in ballast to
Ship Masheld Terry from Live pool Jan. Savannah
-. 70 r Wnhney &co-3d dist 49, -
Ship Enoeh TRAM kleh, from Liverpool to Whitney &eo
Ship BLACK Hawk Bowers days from New York. in ballast
Ship KsArsage leaye from Liverpool, January 22d
Ship Isabella Coffin, from London via Falmouth England to
ship Genoa Kempon % days from New York to Fosdiek
ship Pelican Morse from avre 21h Feb in ballast to
Bark Cherokee, stein; IA days from Charleston to &EL
Bark Cheshire Yates, Charleston in ballast to
Brig James george, Alwa, q days from Baltimore to
Mexican seh Pncqast TampioO Met from Tuspan to mas
ler-Pont.
schr William, Page days from Sabine Pass mastsIake
end n . q Jefferson Railroad.
schr Fanny wred days from Pensacola, Policy
schr Arsene. Cooper, from oovington-Basn.
Schr Isabella, Randall from Pearl River-Basn.
Schr Union, Narcse. from Tehefuncta--Basin.
EAMBOATs.
Princess Wilson from Vieksburg
Woodford, Maher from Louisville,
Falls City, Scudier from St Louis
John simOnls, Church, from Memphis
Bouita, DAnies from Minden.
Maria Desuing. Richardson, from st Louis.
California, hopkins from Mobile.
Latitte, Brown. from Iafuurche.
Little Rock, Brown from A, kansas River
Virginia, Cozzens, from Mobile,
Tdwboat Phoenix Crowell from the Pases-owed
9th inst ships Undaunted and sheterbr0ught up
ships Black Hask and lizlie Harvard.
Towboat Whitney. Heaon from the Passes-towed down
and to Sd INST ships Constitution, johannes brig
Iola--brough up ships Russell, keArsage and cher
okee.
rowboai Defiance, Hamburg, from the Paesowed and
10 sea 18th inst ships Edward O'Bren, Pacific and brig
kaie-hrought up ships Isabella and Wellington.
Towboat Panther, ReIeau down and
the I'd instant bark Thames and Major
haFoour-brought up ship Pelican State and bark Cue
shire.
Towbos Day Brown. from the down and
10 sea Sd inst, chips Mariana and OTphan-btought up
ship Parliament and brig JAS d George.
fowboat Anglo Martin PasSes-tOwed
down a-d Sth inst, Boggs schr Julia
Aaine-bought up SHIPS Ionian and Genoa.
rowboat II wv Palmer from the Passesowed down and
to sea lth Inst Oroondaes and Chimborazo-brought
ships 81 Peter and Herbert