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Neh ORLEANS Dailp Crsstent.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1853.
Arrival of the steamship Empire city.

The Empire City left New York on the Sd instant,
aud arrived at Havana on the 9th at SUNRISE passing
the Company's steamer Granada, bound out for As
pinwall received on board the California mails and
passengers with the same from Havana and left for
New Orleans at p NJ, arriving at this port last
night at lO3. Left in port the u S. steam frigate
Wabash, Com. Paulding, to leave the same evening
for New York, having received handsome enter
tanment at the hands Of the authorities also in port
steamer Isabel, French propeller = for Vigo, and
J. Johnson's yacht Wanderer, to leave next day
for New Orleans ria Key West, and last from the
latter port. There is nothing new at Havana. Stock
Of sugars 64 900 boxes-priees firm at last advised
rates; exchange on New Orleans to per cent.
PREM. on New York to q; on London l3 to Aa.
The steamer Golden Age, from San Francisco Jan
goth, brought down $50 passengers and 81 10000
treasure, of which 81 100000, for New York, left
Aspinwall Sd inst. per Star Of the West.
The Empire City, bound hther one and half
hours run from Havana, saw clipper ship Challenge
loaded with Coolies also at the same time, o dvis-
ion Of the Spanish fleet, five in number, standing TO
the eastward On the afternoon of the 10th saw
large ship bound east, showing sgnal-red ball on
awhile field The weather has proved fine the entire
passage from New York.
The Empire City brings the following passengers :
From Nee Yo,t-wm Hin, J H Bross, 4 oatley, Mr. and
Tolman, Heriz, Mrs Clements Miss Tagar, Rabas
H Slingerland-3 steerage.
From Hqrdaa-M Psgadegorria and niece vllarIno f
LaBranche Mrs Park Miss Mary Cazel CiIey lady and
svt D Arnan, Mrs Varnee, Lopez w Pons Bull, A
From CalifqrHa-Dr Hayne and lady, Maj Hensley Mrs
RraYdnsr PbiIlP; DT Port' and lady CsPt wicks,
| Hebburn, Miss CeHy, Mrs Stone Il Johnson.
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$OtaI SattIIiqtntf.

TIE WEATHER of yesterday was decidedly tricky.
and then sunshine rain together trapped them in all Of
places and created regular cnone panic and stampede the
wind too macousy exposing all the ankles whether they
were divine or the earth earthly" Again the placid
aspect the evening ued large crowds Of ladies the heater
and other places OF but when they out doubt
less expecting starpanged empyean, they falling
rain and had wade home through loughs of mud
Execraby the weather yesterday
ST. VALENTINES DAY.-To.morrow will be great
day for the young people, and such Of the old people
yet he uctured with spice of sentment fun in the of
sending lovers friends and acquan
1t would entirely exhausted
their genius year every and style of sen
fun and ltre IS b found n the of valentines
which nestle in the suppose everybody will be
suited and that Mohdayfo tomorrow being the
Sabbath great many will doubtless postpone their devtry
the exciting missves will gorge the Posofce and fly about
thicker than "eaves in Valambroa" Atsteees at lrgaus
Whites and sorts Gift Store, friends will End vaen
tines suited any of their varying eneies and cheap
splendid their may desire. Go in everybody
aud help on the excitement
DEATH OF PIERRE GENTIN.-Mr Pierre Gentin, the
venerable sd man who for some time past police
guardian Of Lafayette Square, stricken with paralysis
Thursday night and yesterday morning be died. He
native of Switzerland 73 years Of but had
resided this city for the last half century He
brave chiyarous and full of life in his younger daysmsde
himself a number of dues, and fought under Jack
Chamette Subsequently the great battle he held Of
House. and then has been esteemed
for his gentleu anly and his recude citizen. He
family of nine children and will be buried with tting
honors today Peace to his ashes
FREE DIsPENsARY.-Weekly report of the Free
Dspenssry New Orleans School Medicine Common
1
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DAY PERFORMANCE AT THE AMPHITHEATER.-Let
the ladies and children roll out to-day, and then roll
ntc the Amphitheater if they would reyel in most
beautiful and delightful exhibition. Notice the pro-
gramme The Keller tronpe, in their magnificent
living pictures o" Neptune and Amphitrite," The
Shower of Gold,p "The Queen of Flowers !" The
Battle Of the Amazons,n Ariadne's Triumph"
/" The Mnstrel's Curse,n "Dr. Kane in the Arctic
Regions" and " Washington Crossing the Delaware"
These alone would make most delightful exhibition;
just see what the juvenile ballet troupe to do
besides: The Tyrolean dance, by the little prodigy
Alice and Miss Emeline; pas de deux by Miss JEAN
ME and the sweet little eury-head, Ella; medley
dance by Alice; the Shaker medley dance, and a
Spanish dance by the electric-footed Christine; and
three grand balletspeciacles, in which all the child
ren appear" The Enchanted Bower The Sailors
Dream" and Pentcilia, Queen Of the Amazons.'
More than this, in exhibition, could not be de-
sired by even the most extravagant admirer of the
beautiful. The performance begins at noon but
those who want the choice seats must be on hand
considerably earlier.
All of the above brilliant programme will be re-
peated at the night performance.
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ID ATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE WATER.PIPEs.
L CHARLES c. G.. STEPHENS.
g. C. BIER e. Co.
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufactures Of
The Patent IndestructIbIe Water Pipes,
PLUM ERS,


PL N as,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wsshhand BASINS and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Sinks; Pumps both
Lift and Force various paeBs Beer Pumps VICTORIA,
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHsTANDS, suitable for water.
works without beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected assort
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; Washand Sink, Buffers shampoonng Compression
hot cold water Lager Beer and Cster Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from 4 nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
proven the very article of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sizes for families Of from persons up
that will cook for six hundred,
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for valyesThee sizes A. prices So S95
s5O-To raise from IS 81 feet perpendicular
the from 50 10 feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They fat superior other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Paror, Office Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
E-A work done by warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. c. BIER Il Co.
n19 " No Carnns street, NevvO
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

r~us NEW INLAND s.
kes& - Igs9l fsflV ROUTE TO TEXAS-For & III TAT7A
ha-E 1axE Galveston Indianoa,
Powaer Horn )-SRving One Days Time we'll Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwick's Bay with the and splendid
steamships ALY EST0N and MAGNOLIA Of 1863
then each built expressly for this and
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore
sage Of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, al7& o'clock commencing Thursday the h Of
February, 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, will leave OIL THURSDAYS
and the @ GALVESTON. Capt. +. p Terry, or SUNDAYS,
Returning the days Of leaving IndiaOoia will be WEDNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS; and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted
pany Landing in New Orleans the of Louis
and will be transported through Of destination without
extra charge Of kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply the Office Of the Company
THE only office Of the lire in New Oreans Of ST. Peter
and Levee opposite Jackson Square, where plans
of the steamers may be seen, and state secured
A. B. SEGER, Vice President
myll II N. o., Opeousas and G.. W. Railroad Co.
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TELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND AMERIoA-A correspondent from St. Petersburg
states that there is much talk in that city in reference
to the establishments of telegraphic communication by
land with North America. The plan submitted TO
the Russian Government, by Belgian engineer con-
ssts in bringing telegraphic line through Siberia,
then establishing submarine communication between
the Cape East and that Of the Prince of Gales, and
finally to join that line to those of the United States
across Russian and British America.
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KILLED HER -IN-LAw.-The Tazewell (Va.)
Advocate states that man named Sanders was killed
in New Garden, Russell county, on Sunday the 18th
ult, by a Mrs. Sanders, wife of the son of the de-
ceased. 1t seems from what We can learn that there
was general row among the two families. and amid
the fight Mrs. Martin Sanders gave the father of her
husband several severe cuts with weapon of some
kind, which put end to his life. The cause of his
death was kept secret for several days. bat murder
will out" After being buried for several days-it
was suspected that he had been murdered-he was
taken up and jury Of inquest was held over him,
and verdict given that he came to his death by
wounds inflicted by Mrs. Sanders. She was arrested
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BENEFIT OF MISS KATE REIGNoLDs.-The popular
leading actress of the St. Charles takes benefit at
that establishment tomorrow night On the night of
her first appearance at the St. Charles at the open
ing of the season, Miss Reynolds made an impress
sion that stamped her future favorte; and that
she has since then, than justified the favor with
which she was received, is known to all the play
going public Always correct and spirited, and often
times charming she has failed to please in any
character in which she might be castand her round
has been wide one calling for much versatile talent
The patrons of the St. Charles and the play-going
public at large, will not fail to honor Miss Reignolds
with the benefit she deserves. She will put forth
fine bill for the occasion.
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"a LADIES. PAY ATTENTIoN NO =

No. 1874 Carondele, street,
extremely easy mode of Cutting Her style
different from any other in 1t gives beauty
FORM and is extremely simple.
pCaIl early, she only intends remaining the city
a short time. Remember the address
jail In. MRS. LUCKY, 1874 csrondelet st.
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city at and O'Clock P. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock, and the Lake every night hour after the
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor.
Station House has been erected Gentiy Ridge where
the train will stop when reauiTed-gong down,
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ and coming up at o'clock
R9-Fae and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car 10
Conductor must have timely notice stop. NJ If
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Rs- We learn by private telegraph from Mobile
that the steamer Virginia left Mobile yesterday at II
o'clock NJ. with 255 passengers, 3l4 bales cotton and
other freight.
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WARREN's FIRE AND wATER-PRoOF

Have been tested in New Orleans for the last three years and
the manufacturer would be pleased any time have
pason instituted between those of three years standing and
those recently finished.
The material used in the construction Of these roofs felt
composition and gravel The two former manufactured Of
such ingredients possess elasticity and tenacy and
combined with the form roof only durable and
with liability crack decay but which is mpervious
both FIRE and combination before obtained
a composition roof.
Buildings, covered with Warren's Roof" and their
charged the Of insurance those
with slate other fire proof roofs Its 40 per less
than slate and but little than half the Of the best
metallic roofing.
The character and standing Of the architects and builders
who have adopted these roofs and the class of buildings
ered cohcus7ey the high estimation they hold
among practical men
The following named firms and individuals have had build
ngs covered with Warens Improved Fire and Water Proof
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rg -,.---z.,z~xpv-,NEVV ORLEANS, JACR.
EzaA 80 us1SSlEsSSE ~ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

s=ss : -zz,v-rz-z-.z4,- GREAT GEN.
ksA kA EA9 Fza Mo TRIAL ROUTE = THE
&SHtKWERNekeE keEe s7E-NsEESFiO ORTEST, CHEAP.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls York Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger leaves Now Orleans daily at
o'clock p Cairo which point
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. NJ.
Evening Express at 6 p. NJ.
Connecting at SANDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road for Louis PANA with Tere Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and CINCINNATI at DECATUR with Great
Railroad for Springfield jacksonville and NRpes
LAsAE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dav
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Buring
Railroad for Galesbug Burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa. arriving at DUNLEITH in "A hours
of the Minnesota Packet Companys leave Dun
leth Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival
the from Cairo.
East there change of between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo to New York Through Chi
cago IS hours Niagara Falls SS houF New York As hours.
Baggage checked through.
49For through tickets information apply at the Iii.
Railroad Ticket Office the St. Charles Ho
tel ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
s3 ly W, f. REDDING, Agent
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MIcHIaAs AGAINST LEooMPros.--A dispatch Of
the 5th inst. from Detroit says:
The extra session of the Legislature has adjourned
after passing resolutions nstructng the members Of
Congress from the State to oppose the Lecomplon
Constitution and the further extension Of slavery.
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-,-xxrzzxz--zy-, FOR LAKE BORGNE
$50 - III Mexican (Iulf-MEXICAN
RME3EX-KESGULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
corner Of GoodchdTen and Champs Eyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, September 18th, 1857.
To Proctorville, Lake Borgne-dsance % miles Fare
through, 50 cents, children and slaves half price.
Departure Of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake A. NJ
at.............,.-E.....4 Az p. NJ.
Lake city, st-....'.''.-..-. ..,,.. 69s A, y.
at...+...........-...... 414 P. NJ.
Office, 90 Common street For all business of the Railroad
Department. any other business connected with
the late Alexander Gordon, apply
W, G. BAKEWELI, Executor
who Is the ouy person authorized to make sign
obligations for the road.
Onibusses Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seq tt
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TI,n gTTNDREn AND FIETY Me-
HaE IMPROvED MeCHEsNEY WASH

ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the sub
scrher Orders left 70 Apollo street, 2e4 Magazine street
las Mechanics Exchange at the grocery Of
Collins 6s Apollo street, where specimen may seen,
will be promptly attended All ask OF the public fair
trial. they give satisfaction them the
money will be refunded. ]. N. DAuGHERTY.
ylily No. 10 Apollo street.
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J. NJ. Anguera, and many others.
information may obtained by addressing rough
the Post-Oee, the subscribers who the only persons
authorized put roofs of this description in this
THOMAS RICH 4RDSoN & co,
Practical Roofers Box 1O4 Mechanics Exchange, New Or
leans, La ials 2p6t-lm
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risffAn and Bay 81 Louis
WEDNESDAY, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FRIDAY, II O'Clock NJ
Leaves Ocean Springs
STNOAY AFTERNOON

WmS FOR mORILE-DAILY U. s MAIL
LINE-Winters Arrangement-The splendid
es1F~sHAen4sM low packet Cuba r, A.
Hieru MASTER California. Jas Hopkins master Florida
W. H. Hutchngs, aud built expressly for the Lake
trade with superior accommodations One Of steamer
will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY on arrival
at the Lake of the O'Clock p NJ train of Weather
permitting the Mail Mobile on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS Will stop Paseagoua Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis.
FARE
sUn arc .''.s.-....-.t5 "
! 80
Negroes in lots OF Eve and 90
December l5 1871.
r GFDDEs AOent I RANK
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A. F. Cochran Hall, T. X. Smith,
NJ. Avendano, Robert Hester,
Jose Martinez Delcomba, Geo. A. SANFORD Co.,
Louis L. Camot, L. f. Reynolds, 3
Price, Converse & Smith, Isaac shubert,
Theo. Nash, Joshua Peebles
A. Brown Co., j. Morehouse,
j. Waterman Co.. Crozier Wing,
N. overton, Peter Ross,
TBLee T. Cox Co,
WIN. Pybus, A. Horren,
Hall Il Hildreth, A. Sampson.
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THE EYE AND THE EAR.l

-~~sDEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. b. a. Won MosCHzIskER,
oculist Aurist the ST LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos
l and 2, where he may be consulted on all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance Hours
From A. ". to5P. NJ.
RRFEREsGEs-Hon. Mayor Chas. VI. Waterman, A. M. Ho
brook, ESQ.,, Of the Picayune and DR.. Porter.
Numerous testimonials of his both the Eye and
Ear may be his rooms from persons whose
well known.
Dr. NJ is we'll known the successful Eye and Ear Sur
geon in the Union His in restoring Hearing has
for him the highest reputation.
rEntrance to his the St. Louis either By the pr
vse public door,
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYMPANUNs inserted in cases of DEAF
NESS when it required. jals 3rn
m rHTSi HAD'hs' FAY Affhsflos 10 "A
kA If you prize a good fitting DRESS or BAsQUIN, NA
call on
MRS. LUCKY,
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II small boy is called lad, is it proper to call
bigger boy ladderg
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BOSTON.

BOSTON.
sSR FOR BOSTON ARCH LINE-TAKEs
S44 bark Paul Boggs, Porter master having
large gar Of her cargo engaged will have immediate dis
p''n' f0' Of JONES sfc sIGiSDyER ISRy CO. 81 ravie st
passage apply to the captain on board Post 49, First Dis
AK FOR BosToN-REGULAR LINE-THE
&9ISp splendid Al packet ship VIM. Writ, HaI W,
quick dispatch For balance Of freight or passage Spp 10
fe6 GEO W, HYNsoN Co, 81 Camp street
AK FOR BOsTON-rHE NEW Al FAST SAIL
S2-wl have immediate Dispatch For passage only sp,
ply e the captain on board Post q Thi5d psgs g or
SSk FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE PACK
ooE rf sS oISS pnGe sD hP Vim iSi as 0P
jaao ll1' GE6 " pHYNs6S gpis Co. 50 oamp street
E$M EoR rb BosT0NEsIL2WAYs m 5ss Low E pIsPATGH
combs master having large par Of her en-
s For oSFs MHkNB ss IL ap n 8o o aeg T. to
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
,k&& FOR RALEXANDRIA,y yA.7-DE0K I0AD
Asdilla. Baker, MASTER having nearly all her cargo
oq massage apniy on board Io Paaynne Tir Pe % n
jazz JONES, MACKINDER 1 Co 9l Grayier st.
SaaF7RssTa SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN
81 III lilies supplied with Beet, Pork Mutton Veal
sausages, Tripe and every thing in the butcher.
ing line and half barrels of Choice Beef
put up order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos T. g. 50
and 6l OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEI 4 PARKER.
N Bsteaboats and shipssupped with all kinds of Live
Stock, such fresh mich Cows, Hogs shoat Pigs Sheep
Goats, Geese, Dueks. Chickens. etc se29ly
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
W ing Warehouses; prepared to accommodate those
desOus OF obtaining Storage having large, ronmy and
modous buildings special adapted fer of
From their proximity the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with
diminished risk in Of fire, being all Fire Proof he
abed 10 offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE a. the river-For Grain and other
Produce, Of Front and Lafayette streets,
MERCHANTS WAREHouSE-GensralW Warehouse, in the
WABASH wAREHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-For Coffee alone, Fulton street near
Poydras.
s-Tbe attention Of merchants and others solicited. ne
DR. FRANK II. WRIGHT, LATE OF BALTI-
L. offers his professional the citizens Of New
Orleans, and has take M Office
No. RAMPART STREET,
one door north of Canal street.
He proposes special attention Diseases of the
DIGESTIVE AND URINARY ORGANS,
particularly DYSPEPSIA which he has remedy used by
his father the DR. Thomas Wright with the signal
during practice of nearly half century the city Of
Baltimore
Once hours from 10 A. NJ to P M and from 10 p N.
Advice gratis to the poor and particular attention 10 office
practice, fec I'm
DREMIUM MUsSEPREMIUM MOSS !-PUT
L up in best order for shipment,
THE BEST OF MATREssEs,
of all kinds
Planters give your Negroes gonn healthy Bedto Of
CAMPBELL BOUDREAUX,
90 ly Office III Canal street.
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First Vessel Kevstone Line.
ksER FOR PHILADELPHIA-THEA Al FAST
hSEFNv sailing schooner EphraIm and Anna, Capt.
@Dae has all her cargo engaged except 200 barrels
molasses, for freight Of which, apply to
fell j. II. BASS ll9 Common street.
AK FOR PHILADELPHEA-THE Al FAST
MJyN sailing packet bark ThOs. Allibone, Thompson
f~.masier having most Of her engaged will
dpsch For balance of freight passage apply board
Second District, TO
fel0 GEO. ". HYNsON CO.. 80 Camp street.
f6& FOR PHiLADELPHIA : NEW Or
NTEN leans and Phia elphia liine-Tho Al sailing
Ssskks<k-bsrk Ann Elizabeth, Norgrove master hay.
ing Of her engaged will with dispatch.
balance of freight, apply on board
fel0 J. H, AsHRRIDGE CO. i20 Common street.
a,ek FOR PHILADELPHIA : KEYSTONE
hKJEA Line-rhe AL bark q. w. POuItney, Marsh
master he wing the greater part If her cargo
gagged and going board will leave with dispatch
freight apply board opposite the Market
District,
fec J, H. BASS. ll9 Common street
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THE LAKE.

r. LAKE SHORE PACKET-THE
suElLSse,s Arrow in place OF the CREOLE, dor two
Fsssza weeks for Pascagcua Ocean Springs, and all
intermediate landings.
The fine low. pre- ARROW Capt A. p Board
man. win leave the Ponchartran Railroad arrival
cars, follows
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Eennell, Pows! 4 co. IT. W. coisns. ESQ
J. Waterman a CO. N. NJ Cohen. EsQ' l-zzsn