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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

OEFThe little steamer "Lone Star, has been sold to Mir. H. P. Hendrix, will and run be- tween here and the mouth in low water, and above Fort Smith when the river is up.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

Torres OF THE WEEK--Under this head during the winter, we shall notice the most prominent current events, in a brief maner so as to make room fof legislative and congress sional reports.
 The types last week made us call N s. Trist "the we'll known negro traitor of the treaty of Gaudalow wya.attJf..e Rather a malicious mistake.
 The gold mines of Pike's Peak are, by some, reported as humbug; by others as paying well. The Nebraskians are now reporting rich mines to have been found on fork of Platte river in that territory. Rather apochryphal--the object being to induce immigration.
 We read of wife murder in North Carolina and another in Kentucky. We had hoped that crimes of this kind would be confined to the free States The crime-list in some of the northern States is fearful Yet they p5ll up their eyes when they hear mention of Arkansas, and affect to consider us vicious people. It must be disagreeabe to live in a city like New York where human life is so insecure, and where vice so much abounds.
 One ofthe most surprising of all political somer- saults, is that of Sam Houston of Texas He made a speech at Daville, (Texas) lately, of which the Austin Inteligencer, thus remarks:
 He dealt in no personalities, but only upon political topics. H. condemned Yancv and the southern leaguers and denied that it was possible for such party to make headway in Texas He expressed his devotion to the Union, the President and the administration Our infor- mant, an old democrat, says it was the best eff. fort of the Generals life, and prom ses us fur ther report of the speech"
 The chess match between Morphy and Har- witz stood, at last accounts Morphy, four; Har- witz, two. To win the match, one must beat three more games and the other five more.
 Mr. Wm. B. Astor, of New York, pays as much State. city and county tax, as all the State tax paid by the people of Arkansas. His city tax alone, is S85,0OO
 A woman named Mrs. Sevasti, called on an engraver in New York and got him to engrave some strange hieroglyphics on green paper. It appears that they were counterfeits of T turkish paper money, and the woman was detected in an attempt to smuggle them into the Ottoman em- pire.
 In Arkansas there are 16. mulattoes or half. breeds to every 100 blacks.
 Linn Boyd is the democratic candidate for Governor of Kentucky.
 The whole number of persons lost by the burning of the Austria, is 492.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03
South Carolina Election.

Augusta, Ga., Saturday, Oct. 16, 1858. John D. Ashmore has been elected to Con- gress in Col. Orr's district. The latter gentle man declined re-nomination. The rest of the delegation is unchanged.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

Or To those desiring to learn the graceful and elegant accomplishment of dancing, good chance is presented by Mir. Maynard, whose ad- vertisement appears to-day.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

CJ The Gazette says, in strange article in its last issue, that we do not deny its assertions, and goes on to assume them as true because not denied. We had thought that the "plea of the general issue" was in long ago. This dodge IS getting very common among the opposition. One dogmatically asserts in one issue that the moon is made of green cheese If nobody de- nies it, in the next paper he calls attention to his admirable logic and contends that it is fully proved, because not denied. We consider it un- necessary to deny the nonsensical assertions of the Gazette especially, for the editor generally saves us that trouble by denying them himself. They are, usually, SO absurd as to carry their own refutation. We only notice now his remark that we have not attempted to controvert the fact that democratic principles are "all things to all men," If he means by this that they are calculated to advance the happiness of all men; that democracy is the only true political and social theory, and that the spread and de- velopment of these principles would benefit all men, we will not deny it but on the contrary we assert and admit it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

OFThe river has risen some or feet dur ing the past ten days; and is now in fine boat ing condition for the largest class boats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

OET Attention is called to card of Mr. Jack son, portrait painter.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

nF Mrs GRAHAM makes beautiful "dear sweet little loves of bonnets," and has gene ral assortment of millinery goods on hand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

BUFFALO CITY.-The indefatigable John H. Qulsenberry has an advertisement in another column worth the attention of business men, to move, and we have all confidence that Buff falo City will become city in fact and of note. The situation of the proposed city with refer ence to navigation, and proximity to other points, as well as rich back country, is admi- rably calculated to become great business cen-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03
SENATE,

/ SENATE / President; Thomas Fletcher, of Arkansas county.
 Secretary; John D. Kimbell, of Pulaski county.
 Assistant Secretary; William A. Erwin, of Phillips county.
 Enrolling secretary; Benj. F. Owen, of Pu- laski county.
 Sergent at Arms; Joseph Jester, of Hot Spring county.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Speaker; Oliver H. Oats, of Monroe county. Clerk; Samuel M. Scott, of Clark county. On Tuesday the House of Representatives completed its organization by electng the fol. lowing other officers:
 Assistant Clerk; Benj. Abbott, of Hemp,stead county.
 Enrolling Clerk; MT. Torbett, of Sebastian county.
 Door Keeper; MT. Cars1n, of Columbia coun. ty.
 Page; Master effrey, of lizard county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03
A Political Orphan.

The editor of the Gazette still desires and prophecies the foundation of new party. It is very natural that be should be in earnest. for. politically he is an outcast-a Pariah-a leper -an orphan For many years ares.less mem- Der of the democratic party, his personal hatreds led him to leave that He abused the know nothipgs-then joined them. Last summer, when his party failed to elect him, he accused them of selling their votes and gave them clear ly to understand that he was disgusted with them. Homeless = houseless-partyl yless-he now seeks the establishm ent of that conglome- ration of abolltionisga> know nottingham. free lovelsm and other isms, called the peoples par ty, In our State. And he quotes scripture to prove that 1t must be pure becauseit it is made of corrupt materials; that the stream must be clear because its source is foul and poisonous
 The success of this new party in Pennsylva- ma, where 1t succeeded in electing rabid aboli- tfonlsss has given him hope that he has a, aast found banner under which he may march ee victory. So .hs political orphan swears this new party is immaculate, and sees or professes to see ID its triumph, hope for the country ne poor wanderer seeks admittance therein and humbly says to its leaders:
 Pity the sorrows of poor old man Whose trembling limbs have borne him to youl door,"
 We have only to add that if this new party does receive him both he and they will be taken in.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03

Oi Dr. P. Brugman the well 4e,ou,, a- 'nis city, proposes to visit the sopther, 'ntist AsS ID the practice of his profession coun- hn0wied skill in dentistry will d, His &C., should command success wbe,eve eserve and we commend him to those need r he goes.-- fist. A'eo no cooa den. The Doctor has consented
 the True Democrat in thee . to act as agent for He IS authorized to rece; ,ounties he may visit. settle with agents and .pt for amounts due us subscriptions. to receive and forward He expects to
 Hot Spring, Mop .isit the counties of Saline, Hempstead, tgomery, Polk, Pike, Sevier, Union, Calm Juachta, Lafayette, Columbia, on, Jun and Clark. Arknns Ie General Assembly of the State of 1StT as met at the Capitol, on Monday, the fo' stant, and organized by the election of the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-03


 Page; Maste. J effrey, of lizard county.
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w%~is and che Drama.


BRcApwAS HRsAtgE-Mr. III Sher vooe, 70 nilisry
Nm, vpto tSepsbbcss PeeJensins, Is TO have couno
Tsrsry e~n'S 70 right Mr JAMES Melville AID other
uvore eqnesriapI 70 perform "Cineerela" is the
eosrg 81 ce..
RopsY n sisters ENlen az Louise are III an 70 ap
.. th-e tpr in the drama styled the " Three Fast
Mel ~ n which they rst resentlo less thaa Twelve di
I'm. etsricteIs The stle corledy Of ms Rough D.a
n.uS ''SslaSe
Ewess %0Ehrie Rfvel via to night play his very CONT
cal cbaSseter IN ue FAte Ctampe're;' lie Roa Is 70
sprasz 10 "rloTa ard Zeps7r' and the whole Will Goa
s'u6e with Che greet fairy Peatomnec 81 " Siaeco"
BuRrns --gne cuccessTrl crams OF the ''Ao- mons
Ia eteSie fares called Wanted. Happy Family"
= Alfosbced f. rsperr Lon 10 NIGHT Ia ADDITION tee
Hutobpest RIOTERS are 10 60 through their wonderful
tests ~Sh The silver globes &c
wAI1lcK's -The gscenent OF ne popular Miss Agnes
yr'1nStis evening 10 the famous drama OF Jessie
brown and carry exsrcvagaIzs ely led the Blue Bire."
LArRA Kn.sE's The drama entitled the "pocr
NroiIsEsl and the resnaLc sp<ta lie OF the Eeea"
ced cnt rne is embrace tee names Of
kksKeeoe and Me-sYs Jefferson Perry, Burnett, Wheat
kish AND other 'avortss.
AMsRIe.s MUSEUM Two or three hours can be most
agreeae and proH ,ly speut either the ar ernoon or
night ipsp citing the curoses with which this place
eftzEeu and Witnessing tie play OF the Bride Of an
EseoL e.,
6xosss FHRsry wooc's MrssrRErs not only Offer q
gresrvar. OF the choicest Ethiopian songs ana dances,
but a1o a very aVghabe farce, 10 v act an eie
CANT panoramic vi Of sleigh ride IN Broadway Is intro
euce1.
Tho BRYANT Bo1BERs have issued bill we'll stocked
usuaA negro oaes aud rcites including
Dan renewned "Ese &c CT old Vrgiony and the anus
ing Ekct b called the Escaped Cinnamon"
THE Polar REGIONS Our Brooklyn neghbers will To-
night sroroed opportunity Of seeing the teke IL
etraens Or the explorations and OF Dr. Kane
N the Arctic regions. They are at the Athep~um.
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Pvrt OF New York, March 20, 1858.

tvTt OF New York, March 20, 1858.
CLEARED
ssp Sarsvan SANDS Liyerpooa9vlant Frossnsh Am
s Geo Ts1h p New D .h
Ship Rot Kelv, Bars,o., New orlsans-ooyd Hi3sten
BARK II Shelton Apeselc, Observation-Disclosures,
RaIs cslss ira Dunbar, rsiIsseIph!a-Sa Re:era
sesr Col sat,,ry Taylor Mott Co.
schr NJ Rover jackson, wi@inston-McJresdy, Not. a
s schr Arm Gardner. Harding Phiadelpaia-J R Dow
ARRIVED
steamssp Nnr,as,n Light, T,nsitPsTrss A:pnwa ~
BARK Cisrsss Psusrew N.uyitss, 10 d.ys with sugar
&C. TO Yzp.ss del ysls Co - ss been days so,,n Of
sTs wheaton Csf Eas,porD Staples, savsnills March I,
DIAMOND ;hs hs 20 pii Boasro rcou
on .psis brig Northern Light from xrcsas
sshr John Lingo, Savannah sdays, with cotton &C.
to Scranton 4 Tal'wsn ,.o-..,u or .,,, -,
S sST Lea Isa 7as4aas. FIN Pss
sShf Ajesnipas, Kirby, YORK River Ca, . days.
s sesI kI s%RS Lee AieI Ra days
ssS1 To- ya snS Ss.ess.is, Del Ways.
SSsss
scSr sidoradc, eSmm r%s ADDISON DOS m' 20 days: Jays
schr Sarah Ann, benson, Camden via New London.
Schr Granite Lodge. TAR, RocEport Me
Schr s. Lucsr, Adsms Rocklsnd 4days
Scbr American Cni-r Presoy Rockisnd, 4 days.
schr bud Wood Eo,ksnd I days
Scbr Luc' White Arey Rocklapd. 4 DAYS.
Scbr tesuchsnp McntiTe Rockland, 4 days
hr Thos Sm.ih Briggs, New bedford for Albany.
Stbr Flying kish, Low Gloucester
Sch Tvispo. Low, Gloucester.
Sch! " paross Uilmsn. Gloucester.
Schr ann & Sslter Fisb, warchsm
schr Ella Frances gu well. We,lfeet for Virgins.
sch II fiddspsn, Smith, squAn. with nase from wreck
OF shp Clara bTookmap
sloop Mount Houe, Oliver Tsuntou.
Steamer Piedmont. Powell Baltimore.
etesner t'hegpesae 'rowell. Portland
Steamer Weecheeter Clark Providence
ThbTg reported below the Br Grandee from Ma
tam the brig Grenada from Msanzas The former
Ia also due.
BELOW.
Brig Zulelks, from Havana
SAILED.
Ships Robert Kelly and Robert Lane New Orleans; bark
Cadet Belize Hon.
Wird a, meridian NJ sunsetEW
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Our Key West co-r~sro' ..a~nce.
-. KY wEsr. March AZ. lsbs


Prcre', 10 n. oH''-sctarrrf E<s Taylor ind Jersr-
sorc1-eTsSSr SsrSts eap Sc <s,fe rssz
rs6&Aaas stAl~ mail saesr-er Calhoun, ozreu roi
ns, "a ,sr rcrnirs scr y a eria ports and Ne Or
Sei ss bsvss v,h CO. siderable freight snc large
re- Nh q YSsseifers
vbesk sef Isabel H ,Dts sailed the afercccn Of the
roh psAAn -so teok from tina city upwards OF eighty
psssssgss; rses Of Ihe- mechanics and isoo'ers DIS
ohare~iTou vcrte Tsyftr and Jefferson The force on
oob Eoruusi ens Is nos being reduced TO tne sum ner
otss-Sn-1se eN~cchpa'ed kre 81 be dsohrsed, All
small NJ hr a The uauve acclrated whites ana 'he
usss{S fSrce retained.
A3sL JstiaE progress of the work. during the
WINERY hAs been rApd. sut tire waits and cascusstes
bav&eesuTscc tothr level Of tie secea tier OF enns
Tue whole iwfrr Is ready 20 receive Its armament
aud ocyAH Ne MAIZE honab pfyNs in short time.
AZ FuTi sIsy s,r the ks arc 70 more forward
FUgh Sss really ior the ordnance,
one ssr has Of guus fos work is III
suohla at few weeks Of active opers.iOns
sue n see v IL 1tndp.u OF oefense
Psuercr sgsss K, atcpnlsatet ny a sciest1c sssi, is
row attts Asse, ~ 10 exauoaOa Al The ssssc
OF al oolec ing specimens for his erea.
wafsco sseoey The party left last evening
f .sxss shs 10 ee foasd mary vai ties Of tDs
ahi c-er Tafc and Interesting srecmens OF marine
so,s,its ard ansniaiss
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

THE SrEAsER M.rJoop but East Boston for
Russian government mate trial trip Friday last, which
considered snccessu she bsvre logged
atsins nm DO tide aud strong ~nd wh her propeller
third out o the water She ~ sOtons and used
In the nayis alton Of The AMOR
snir RocsL,sp. Brown, from New Orleans for Bos on.
with I3 haee cotton and Hsp pEs lead, the
hsr7cr ~ Fey West 2Jh inst leatng having
She would dchsfre 5D hsies tfy 20 ElwOod Wal
tcr. Esq Secretary Boird of Under sriiersD
sHir rsRAH puRIsGrns OF Bath. aosndoned The
FROM Live pool Charleston bun At Tophan
IN $50 sod rated Az
The following table gives summary N the
kkrhors ~ New York Bosom BALTIMORE, Charesnn aavar
nh Nohe ann New Orlesns latest frou
.sch 81 those por,a.-
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Canadian Was in limited supply and sales light, being
cophoed 10 200 $50 bbls at quota IONS Southern flour
braced about LEGO a zoo bois Rye -four was
steady, with small sales making at quotations Corn
meal was quet al The above quotations. Wheat
was quiet, and sales of moment TRANSFERRED
Corn-rhe arket was with ,ut change Of moment While
the demand was 70 fair extent; The sales embraced
abou; 80 IS 900 bushels, InclJl.ng white al 6sc
ARD good to prime yellow for stiDmen 1T % Sc 69c
Rye was dull with sellers OF Northern &C. 0sts
upcbsrgeo but rather dun sic a 33c for Southern
CSC 3 icc fer Delaware and Jersey at CSC a aoc
CoFFErTHe market was gu ct AID sales we're confined
TO about ESQ hags OF Rio ct io14c loA,.
CoITos The sales embraced abou. COO bales, based
on mGd'pg upiands on the spot, at il7sc.
FRsGnrsro LIVERPOOL about &c, 600 30 900 bushels
aocs 500 bales cotton at si6d Flour was a. is a. a
Is. Cd ard dead weight taken at previous rates.
For LONDON and Havre, ergagemen were light AID rates
unchanged brig was taken I'd to load for Cadiz with
light pipe slaves st 500 The Constitution, for Antwerp
II 90 Up with cotton at &c.
Hay Tho market LEES buoys ant aud active, while
the sales embrace. about SEQ COO bales al SOC. Csc
HoPs wee rather active and the sales embraced
het leo 200 bales chiefly fair good qualities
Sc s6hc, part brewers and part spe ;ulauon
Guiding parcels for shipment oregon Choice hops
romiaal at Sc. exc; old were nomin, and nothing
doing.
MoIAssEs-Thc market continued hrm, with of 10
bios Cuba muscovsto at &c and 20 do Porto Rico at
33c. New Orleans was firm while NJ sales Of m1menl
traDspred
NAVAL STORES The market comparatively quiet
while the MARI ct was generally steady drm. Spirits
turTe ranged from 49c a SOC ca.h aud short time
aud sslfs 81 common n made at l52hc and Of
crude turpontne 10 - $4 Tar vas IN good &c nand
and firm.
Lnseed was steady, at about Gle. with sales of
some 5000 COCO gallons American a. y. :; cruie
sperm Grm, with sales a, Nes Bedford At 81 % 81
c6h, closing stiff at ibose figures; whale also
firm, with ar upward tenococy In prices, with saes
during the week ranging from SIC a 5sc. 500 =,
coirg q, the latter fgure o.her descrp tons
char ged.
PROVISIONS -Pork-rhs sales embraced abou, 3oo 900
bbs, Including mess at sic so Sh; puue at sl3 15
tim msss at Sl6 IS and clean do. a. SIS SIS % Bee
was oomparsve quiet Sales Of about $50 bols inelud
irs mess AZ $40 sll prime country 81 SIS rcpacked
W. stern at Sl2 tt3 60 and extra dto at sl4 slt So
PRIME beet dun at 20 S2l; beef hams we're
quiet at SlT ti9 BaHon was inactive, aod prices
chaoged. Cut meate Ssles IN moderate request
Lard con inued Il with saee Of 800 bbls and terces
at 97sc. 1896. 1910. Butter and cheese were
changed.
EicE Sales OF about 100 casks made at 31e &c
SrGlc The recent news from Havana imoarted in
creased lruness the Of holders while ss'ss
moderate. The TRANSACTIONS embraced ABOUT $50
COO hhos NeS Orleans aud Cuba chiefly within the
Of SIC axe
wBssEy The sales embraced about 200 bbls Jersey
ana state prison at &c
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 3d. ls5s-rRrpLE SHEET

fostus 5eo still existing hat the usuai Ayr dividend
be passed
The rross ard ret earnings OF the wA town add R,me
Rsr,ad Company for the mouth of february his year
and last, as fcllowe -
w povv v
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kARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EXPIRE CIry-From New YORK I'd arriving AZ aavana
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans ah, Havana
I'D, arriving at new York 18th
wpA-Froul Me- York l2.h arriving 81 Havana nth,
and Ne Orleans 18th. From New Orleans 18th. Havana
30h, arriving at New York 81
rHrxDrlPHi- From New York 18TH arriving at hsvans
I'D New rleans 18th. from New Orleans 6th Havana
Sth, arriving 81 Nea York 18Th
BLACK Firm New York Ntn. striving At Havana
lat New Orleans 30. From New Orleans lsA Havana
10Th arriving ut New Yorb lqth
Is.HsLErom Charissiop >h and IGN due At Havana sb
and ga From Havana 10Th and Dob due at Ne" York 'sh
and 9lst.
when above dates fail Sunday the steamers win sail
Monday. except froo, New Oreana
H1 An packages and letters Intended for ne New Yoss
HERALD should be scaled
yops--rHls
B 40 EoCS Z 90
SUI BETS. z HIGH WArHs... morn oV
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The steamer Umpire State, recently sshore Mstincock
Point wss Yesterday afternoon scn the large Balspce
dock The clipper ship Radiant, ITO tons aho taken
the large Sectional dock for REPAIRS She will be stripped,
recsuRsd and newly coppered.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

As.Es-rbe sales embrs led about 80 bbs pots a. 90
6-3,, wh'e pearls were quiet az &C
BREADeTUFFs -Fiour--rhe market was quite dull, and
tee sales limited, and common III medium grades
were lower. The sales embraced about D. 900 q 0oo
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for Nyorh Mora Austin Nyort soaps rispy risg.. Fall
umbrs Johnson Elisahehpo Returned chr Lenora aud
Sfw srSf@RB eos9r p. r
Tor Philadelphia Artist Hobart River Head Ii SID sh,
ch fs srs mn ss sS srSs sc snn
holrh'p COBB Norfot spsuiS Mshan cold Spring mot
PuGtf s0uNb- A. Cape -iasrei reb "a, b.rt Devan.,
dF for san Francisco three msscd schr spray Ashley for
o. Tsekac, Jan 70 chip Alexander. Ho-sy, Sydney,
Al Do Feb I. s.,p Rsvensdni. orr, for London ar .con.
hks Jenny Ford ssrset San Fran isco Do; Live YAM
hee, Cor 90 90. Nsyaowsr. neec, from %, arr "a
AtAsoris rrh - barb Jane Faxenburg for San Fran
IN humbSd, Ssy q rrt ACsss ssrIlh for san an
frsntip .dsrrs Ppsham from DO just arr; Luni MI,
pHLRPfipfls - w.-ch qe--Arr bark Gen Hammond.
Boston sclr,Geo bsrrs Iurpie -svsnr ss; sssnDr ,h
Yort iciss sr' Ncterson SYcrS VIM walter Cra~sll
S,on IA s',sa.ep D. se,sw syo.s 6,sss Vim
VIM 1rps sss s .d.y so jones' aey
D.nps gs Gain rsnsccoa ssys smf Gnu sax
sTss ns; . Asteiscn. Cobb, lios.on u.,,,,,,...
oa pso NON NIX s sowSan c. S9o@s Lucy
Alexander Alesauder. Norfolk iog.s aeryss; Ga r.
S icGs. Young sf sss
Wan crtwei rbiisGelphs SD sch, epsy ingalls,, rniis
rm S1T'h erab pe%ns rsa6ehpc sd -rr Prime Ie
Boz gP VA 'SR s%sr ssTs
Nyc,k scbr Margaret Wilson Hsax Sid, schr Manches-
ter Chichprter Nfork.
sAvASNxH March 2and21 bs,k dsie)--Arr shp Moocks-
Hall Flec,wood Engart English brig Dykes, Newport;
cid sbps Monterey. Don Liverpool " b sewell Nor;
riaon Csiz; scbr. y Ho~sey, Coehurne Nyork; John
BOSTON Lingo Nyovk Helen. Long, Boston.
2sb-Ar ship. Rome Lincoln Liverpool; Erie, Raudson,
Premenhaven scrs Vspor Mitchell NYort Laura ertf ude,
Ewood. Nyork Henrietta, suiiver, RockpOrt Borden,
Brgf snan, Cardenas Walter Raleigh Horon Boston on
the Bar ship warshhed from Liverpool for orders and ssmd
for fOreans Cid schr Camena, Erskne, Nyorh.
Bsltirore
WILMINGTON, NC March IS ar schrs Elizabeth Flea
nor Parker AID English; Geo Iu Lines, and r. Eanner,
lppleeu Nyork 2eh brir Maria Collins, Nevis, WI scm
Nsrtanna, Uibbs, PIN. Cid 9Th, schr snihsonsn, van
Dfuni, NYorE.
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R9- an packages and letters Intended for he New Yoss
HFRALD should be sealed
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The New oSfans bank statement, Just received, IS y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
Arrival and Departure oil Nails and from VIM
eraI Point.

Prom Warren via Mineral Point T. connecting witt.
cars from Eastern, Western aud Southern States
CTatiot Darlington aud tHlanie. Is every cay by .
o'clock p x To the above places every day at q
p u Mail 20 Becit ShuiIs JuTg and Milwaukee are
sent bv tnis
AL mail bf said must nut ia the ofice
before I = o'elyck P N.
Prom arna b COACH via Hazel Green PIattevlle aud
Cottage Inn, cafryin mail from parts II Grant
aad la Fayette counties and Highland, Iowa county
every day At . . clock To the said
day at a. n Nail closes at p.
From the at Arena b. coach. Ridxewav. nd
bodgsville carryi.g mali from Madison Mil
waukss, La Crosse, Bad AZ, Crawford Eastern North
err and N"rtll-eastern COUNTIES every dag o'coek
p X To thc said places a; every day o'clock
Mail closes a. P. n.
From Patch '5fov-, horse hack ia Mount Hone
Ntiivliie, Mount lds, F"nnimcre, Nontfort. /aa-
NingFl.lcJ Grant county and Constance and Linden
Iowa county, every TUESDAY Friday by IL 4. n
Prom ttssviie- horse wagon, via Be~nv-u
New California and MfIin. WE. every Tue.dar I,y
q" the above every Wednesday al 5 =. = Mai
closes Tuesday, D. N.
From Bvoit horse back. via nHlansvi Spring VALLEY
H0o~ick, Aiany, Attica, MofefIsd. Monticello Fan
ners Grove, Wliet Argyle, Fay cite Georgetown
Wis, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday bv 10 ?
NJ 10 the above every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day at A NJ
From JaneSvilIe horse back via Center Magnolia Aha
n.y. Attics, Exeter, New Glarus, Bern, Turkey Grov.
and Moscow, Ms, every "Wednesday By + u. To tbs
above places every Thursday r Al
SOME POST OFFICE RULES:
No credit is given No Paper taken money Ifw.
cannot make change the senior viii have loose
edd change Postage regular pauers and magazine.
must r paid in ADVANCE il not double pos tage be
collected on the same,
Letters papers any transian matter sent TO anv IA
of the T. : must be prepaid stamps must be put on
No questions will be answered when the mail is being
opened
once hours every dav SUNDAY exeeotes rrc ~ ;.
- = n hye's SATURDAY night the oihee open