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MOffat'S life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

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the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admits of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there many who
ready testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed yigor and
health
In cases of Scrofu1a Ulcers, Scur,y or Ei7,pt;oms
Of the skin, the operation of the Life .HcdcinsS is
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for sale by l. Shlenker Brother HaIriSonburg,
La SOY
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SUCH as acu,e aud chronicUreihcritis
Iuuono;noeaG elect, Spasmodic Snic'
ture, burning of the Urethra, Neural
gia OF the l,cthla, acute and chronic
innamatinE OF the coats OF the bladder
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plLClIER, GOODRICH e. Co Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants,
dS Carondelet Corner Union
Street, New Orleans.
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Slaves.
Personal Property.

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xxx
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pioic or res Two ,'"o u OA'"' s
~ stoc" ~ ny oA''' "''" w. -
senior" an" N''''e'' '''
Pmmuh'iY property eo''s'S.r Vi .,
ndreu an" S'A,, "e'e' "a ''i'' '.m5 80.
- va" u 'I -No' '"-C'Sl a',' W. - 10
ere.he Northwest quarter VI ''o M '"''''
~ Township seven "o''h rang S'A i''S'
@H stare
man aged 10 years.
- Personal property.
Md of horses, Twenty-Five head OF sheep and
'zxuniag uens - 'iSo nan i','e'es' IA s'i''
abuilt Oh tn, ""e SePe'ute 'an''
" t0n0'ttohs az sac.
NJ pcrsona property OF the separate estate ana
hecommui'y, to be SOLD tor ASH lhe ne
suAn Bento De SOFA '"r caSh' Inc low acre
,oanh,uhit, i'Aa 10 Dc So''' one nan CASH. '"e
xsace on OF, two ana three years crcait, secured
t,ereinaitc set ioFtH. me h'iio ih'eres. III 'he
TO d e c'nat:h separately ana SOFA loF one
IkeaSh al Ihe balance "' >a' nan interest 10 nc
Ia edit OF one, two, and three years, Sc
IS h@!natter set foIth.
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Hats, Caps. Etc.
Ap WHOI.ES

AT WHOLESALE.
w I'll, receiving a genera assortment
" of Slid Fur, Cashmere " DOL Panama, Leg
norm Straw, Pa'mleaf and CampeachyDats and
APPS, for sale low. by FROST Co
h-tf 10 Magazine ST NewOrlfans
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GEORGE A. PIKE, General Collecting
Agent. Baton Rouge, La.
Immediate attention given to the purchas'
and Entry Of Land.
Information Gratis
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.

BOwe1a DiSCaSc
Cholera Dysentcry, Dia,rhua, Cholera Morbus, Bill
ious Cholic, Cholera Inftntum. also, ad-
mirablv adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES,
Most especially l...nul Menstruaton.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
T. UNITED STATES TRI- r.s=.
ss4ElAssss' WEEKLY MAIL LINE Lsilgtfss,5

ON TUESDAY,, at ON
s r. NJ.
The magnificent U. 7
States Mail packet'U
Princess, Capt'u vi
Wilson, will leave G. al
for Donalds0nyille. will
Plaquemine, Baton aids
Rouge, Port Hudson min
Bayou Sara, Red Por
River Landing, Fort Sari
Adams, Nate hezsI Ian
Waterproof Rodney AIMS
st. Joseph, Grand terp
Gulf, Warrenton and st.
Vicksburg g VeryfGnl
7 u ESD AY, at 5lMii
o'clock P. N We
The PRIMO S s Pro
connects at Yicks- Isl \
burg with the steam vii
err U. S. AID, and eve
will take freight for ut 5
all the landings on T.
YazOo river AS high r A
as Greenwood. VIE
st'n
linz
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8thish at ths HIarhtts fur past GdIttk,


Crescent OFFICE No 10 Campstreet,(
Saturday Morning, February Is, 1855.
Our general market continues present buoyant appear
with active demand aud higher prices for Cotton Sugar
Coffee and nearly all descriptions Of Provisions Flour
has been heavy and Corn lower though large
has been done in the Tobacco has held fun
prices with light stock aud only moderate business doing
Freghts have been active and higher generally,
On Tuesday morning the Arahias advces appeared IN
columns, embracing dates from Liverpool the 2d ut They
reported advance Of Fair and Mddng grades Of Cot
ton with sales Of bales during the week. including
for export speculation quoting Orleans at ID and
Mdding at ll6d The stock in port stated 3Ol 900
bales, including 2O5,0OO American.
We published the Indians Thursday morning
bringing up Liverpool dates the 9th ult reporting
further advance of d for all qualities with further tendency
upward the close The sales Of the three day stated
1900 bales including COCO for speculation aud export
COTTON, The market opened Saturday with de
mand day embraced $500 bales at firm
business Of fully OOO bales prices showing fully
~ after the Arabias adyices made public and closing
with upward tendency On Tuesday s higher prices
realized with sales OF 7O00 bales the market closing
70 the quotations ruling before the Arabs ar
val aud Wednesday bnyes forward wish spirit taking
fully 1000 bales Most Of the transactions took place
the arrival Of the India made public after which
Of sc said have been realized On Thursday
claiming still higher and the business fell 10
about $500 at very irregular prices though generally
showing an improvement previous quotations Yesterday
with reduced stock sale barely i5JO bales sold making
stoa or the week Of 635O bales Prices have advanced
fully le during the week, and quote follow,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

The STEAMER "VIRGiSIA'i VERSUS MoNoporv
On attention by been called % the TACT ha recent esab
with undue opposition kou he Mail Line MonopoiS a
wl ,h sppsas Y 1sgssp ,sei hy nagny and hostility
IN ihe circular form Line Company to bolster
hitherto hereafter entered competition with them
= w that n nearly every Instance he opposition
gree while the Mail Line has with any accident or
future . e e. ha s az A aa as os the
snt would DC IN favor Of their exclusive
axe but steamers nafo tnaiey uncertain, and while
n ast ne Aeeaent may ever occur to this particular
Dc more surprised hear Of the Mali Line than
any aaer ssssfs a.a the general principle Of
eoAss aAysa opposition 70 the mail line necessity
their sghl 10 exclude ali others ana tbssbS eom@so M
fSse sae Public 70 heir exclusive patronage Now reg
ny ysann q monopoly ans restricts property, with
nature That mai line menoooy N Mn, - n AZ %
y ~ aa{ y me public in advocating petition
steamer that he ranks the superior Of any boat in he
dsua That ne : = challenge comparison and
~ = 1 s s ass e. eqae freedom ply fres waters
Slea - e ssn stock hoder interested il the general
ssto . y Is s as A. outlay q means g establish
eassg placed .meyes for exclusive rights and
@aie Interests @ purse in The %snns .s
ts Mai tine y e,s ps % and from Mobile,
shs days ,Aef charge s. seeondlyAI ranss Pass owned
s 1 and asss s 1ss Sa q "a. has
o ss ss ssals proceed "a her sesage
ston, In which the pahlic have special interest n o
alive ne competition established by citizens rss cnorols
1ai e Virginia entered compsssn Mail Ilne Cospsn,
<n4kea regularly IS bween New Orleans And Nebs
2tA ms Virginia established her 81 from me
nfs and 20 p that IS her only charge q which thsy
sal Inc when sse s sa ass % the days Of
h should be Ia ni8d that pee charged hx t Mn
4ne Company whoa without opposition he snsf
ne louisville and Cincinnati Mail ia those peerless pack
els Telegram and SiradeFh superior 10 any IN fh
Orleans aad Mnhe Mail Line. which are run Al mneh
greater expan and compelled idle At least four
men ~ sse ysAr y REASON q - and the low stage he
nn ~ certainly % from these that The Viz
va y ened % shae o. pnhe patronage thai pub
nc interests Ie4Hre Inst 70 the
As TIE trade cad hnsness between the cities can bs sub
served AID We heartily coumenf her pHblic attention
Ala support II cannot be sainsaye that every Instance
aese facilities are afforded citizens for cheap reliable
20 can eepuAnd from The commercial Importance 81 New
- arfs Tom ns FREE TRAnk.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

wASHINGToN-Stesmer Anna Perrett-I7O bales cotton
Belocq, Noblom sco-aS afOres hesman19 Miller For
reser-2I dbit XChaTucniier25 Payne HarTisou25 r
Perrett-lU Kelly &co-l Tocdano Iaylorl5 Rhoer
Higgiuhoham-lS Cammack, Sqnres Wesi-l00 hhds
Drsnnu24 IS bb molases Miller A For
ester2i6 do Payne Harrison-S DO PerrettO bids
bbls molases Kelly &co-3J hhds Toledano a
rAylor-i5 do lie Egana-l0 do p bb molaes Camnack,
Squares West-l2 hhds DaInell-l0 TO Is bbs
lases Bntbfdge 6cosundeS ordeFlOlal 553 bales Of
cotton, lS2 hhds sugar, SIS obs molasses.
MEMPHIs-Seamer Nebraska-l25 bales cotton to Wright,
Allen 6co-i69 W johnson Sco-S4S ID A Dwight &eO-33i
Bradley Wilson ScoSiSl Byne. Vance dco236 BrandeT,
Hubbard Seo222 Perkins &cO29 Nelson &eo-65 bales
Davis jenkins 1873 Scruggs nonegan &co- Y
Hopkins &co-65 Sanford Bros--93 Felowes &eo5i TO
Henderson Terry 6eo-5l Tarleon, Whiting fuis-41 bales
cotton Mieuberger &coi5 Hewitt Norton &cOS2 90 John
WAu &eO-30 Roots, Battle &co-27 Lasnde-25 John VII.
lams &co-0 Campbell StTong-ls Mckleoy Bradford-li
Ward, Saunders Hunt Is Coleman, Putnam Sco Y bales
cotton Hughes, Hysed Aeo Ii RutchfOrd. Brown &eo7
divers Adams Mckee 1eo-5 Cooper Sco-5 10 +
Michel &eo5 Behel Hare-3 Lloyd Frisrson3 TO G.
CremWv3 lcnsdale Jr AGO. Heald, Massie &eosun-
dries 70 order-fotal 1851 ba cotton.
LOCKPoRrSieamer G en- Pike-l60 hhds sugar co bills
asses Cammaek SlUire Mestl6i hhds sugaf Kelly 4
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Slrh Orleans gflontu yflatktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp STR
Ert1av Evatsiuds Fab 10 fgE,

CRESCENT OFFICE No 70 Camp street.
Friday Evening, Feb, II, 1858.
Without any great activity being observable the operations
to day fair There sales Of paper 70 per
There sales Of exchange and stocks money though
got fairly down, is nevertheless tending downward with In
creasng supplies Stocks tending upward rapid
The most important feature Of the day the willingness Of
large dealers exchange move and take
sands Of pounds of bills OF admg drafts views are
r. ely expressed that Is safe coats the
has yet reached that figure say Mddng there
considerable Margin provided the response from the
other side.
lathe paper market there sales OF commercial paper at 70
buye yet obtain good rates. hut the supply OF paper
Is apparently lessening Ia all probability there will be free
supplies mouth.
In Exchange to-day the transactions comprise bills Of
ading drains Mt 1864 and clear bills lg7%l0s without ANY
change In other grades Francs quote ST 15 sa1
New York funds frazer. good demand prevailed all
day for checks at Outside the saened We
have 10 quote pa discount In time bills the leaned
in favor Of buyers We sales 2 per cent discount
for choice and good signatures and 2s6Q2ss good
Thirty days sight lz8A discount three DAYS sight zsIs
discount The market taken all heavy though sight
much scarcer than any day Of the week
Stocks moving upward rapid re The sales to-day
comprise % shares Louisiana State Bank
Bank ILL., and % shares Of the also two days since 20
shares Citizens Bank at 100 exdivdend 40 shares OF New
Orleans Insurance at the extraordinary price $50 for 500
paid There have been shopping between the
shares free banks The abundance Of money
making itself et in these operations OF Citizens Bank there
Thore have been transactions in Bank
Of louisiana.
We add our usual weekly table Of quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

The STEAM WAGoS.-Tbe New York correspond.
ent OF the Charleston Courier thus speaks of the app
cation of steam to the propulsion of vehicles through
the streets
This morning, while strolling down Broadway,
heard putting sound, and turning round to discover
the cause, saw :" low-backed car In which were
seated two young men, going at rapid rate up the
street.-the horses, the motive power being what some
one called '.bncket OF water in terrible perspira
ton This carriage works admirably on the Russ
pavement, but has In my opinion, rather rustic APP
pearance for Broadway. II has no smoke pipe but
consumes all the smoke. All that is seen Is a low
engine, emitting small cload of steam. / wanted
20 examine i more closely, but it was of and out Of
sight in no time.
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INDIANoLA AND GALYEsToN-steamshpN exico-90s
bbls -four 100 do pork S5 bbs molae CSC sacks corn zO
bags coffee, 40 bSs candles.
GENoA-Ship Mary Adeline-l9a9 bales cotton 7i5 bids
hides, $3.50 slaves.
HAVRE-Ship Harvest-l9l5 bales cotton.
LIYERPOOL-Ship Rappshannock-597l bales cotton, 1854
sacks wheat, 1888 do cotton seed.
HAYRE-Sbip Young Sam-32i bales cotton, pkgs mlse
LIvERPooL-Shp Ella A Badger-35ls bales cotton, 3S4
beef, 2i0O slaves
BOsTON-Ship vsndalia5ll bales cotton, $40 bbl lou l45
do OIL 46 do pork, II do alcohol 70 bbs whisky 2s lard
LIyERPOOL-Shp Simonds-SSl2 bales cotton, 63ia
PREMIERSHIP Achlerlt3 bales cotton do furs, 20 do
saTapara 81 do tobacco 81 hhds do y bhs ton IS do 3j
ties lOl pkgs lard, 5pkgs mdse, el0J slaves
GALYESTON-Brig Wm NJ Riee-l9Sl sacks corn, 81 hhds
50 casks whisky 6O bo houI 100 bbs potatoes 10 uns
coal
BABCELoNA-Brg Esperat za-2OO BALES cotton, 80 bbs
-four, 50i sacks wheat
NEWPORT-Schr View-2 hhds 43 bbs sugar, IS sacks
Il do eoeel73 bh -four 90 DO pork, % hba moses
do oil, | hid bacon, and smndries.
TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-l75 bbls -four q chesnuts
do vinegar 80 bNs aisius ado tobacco pkg butter terces
hams kgs shot Is bales dry goods l2OO slaves 81 packages
mdse,
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RrAonnD DEATH or THE Lros-KrLLra.--A letter

RrMoRED DEATH OF THE Lroa-KILLER.-A letter
dated Paris, jan. Is, says:
terrible report has today reached several officers
OF our garrison. II was brought to Marsees by the
last packet from Algeria. Jules Gerard the fearless
hunter, famous for his heroic encounters with the
King Of the African desert has been deyoured by
lion Deyoured Is not exactly the word for no par.
tculaTs have been received The steamer left Algers
Just as the horrible began TO circulate in that
city, and the letters communicating il were vague as
are all first reports OF calamity. The next arrival
from Africa will establish the truth or falsy Of the
report. Jules Gerard, " the lion-ker,r was born in
lsl4 at the village Of Pignaux, Toulon. l have
seen some Of the letters from Agers and must con-
fes that they speak, OF positive fact of the death
OF the " Sultan Of the Lions,r the poeteal name
given by the Arabs and African soldiers to Capt
Gerard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

The above mentioned splendid passenger packets leave
on their regular days without fail the appointed All
entrusted to their care will be promptly and faithfully
These boats will not be responsible for any package
containing money ewery other yauabes unless regular
bills Of adng are taken specifying the value and
the freight paid nor Tor any valuabe deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD a CO.,
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Empire Clts Griffin from New York 81 lest via
Havana 9Th inst, to w Templeton-lst district.
Ship Success Child from MObit ballast to maStrPoBt
schr VIM Gregory Wallace, Il DAYS from Roekand Maine
Creeyy X Farwell-lst dist 49,
schr Phoenix Lee, days from Apalaccoa, to Mitchell
Basin.
Hornet Mack days Pensacola to John Hurley
co--Basn.
Schr Southron Perry days from Pensacola Pooey. Nco
NcO-Rasin.
Schr Experiment. Conley, from Pearl Riyer-Basin
Sohr Laura Perkins, from COvngon-Bssin.
Schr Hunter, Fabre, from Pearl River-Basn.
Schr Fourth or july -, from Bay st Louis-Basiu
Per from BtlOyi-BAsiu-
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RoCKLAND-sehr VIM Gregory-lS0o bbls lime to Creevy
4 FarweL
APALACHICOLA-Schr Phonix-53 bales cotton 10 McKle-
roy 4 Bradfard-5U A Mitchell 6co SO Mecalf &c0-2
tobacco Rogers, WoodR Scol hN mdse A fully
2c0l W Dcnne NcoIoal l59 bales
PENSA"OLA-Schr Hornet21 bales order-91 t0O
e lumber 70 Merritt a Mcdonnell.
PENsACOLA-Schr Southrou-5500O It lumber Nicol.
PEARL RIvER-sehr Experimentation Il lumber to "
w
PEARL RIVER-Schr Hunter-25o bbls tar to order.
CoYINGTON-Schr Laura-S5UOO bricks to q Weber,
BILoXI-Sehr Fourth Of July-50 cords wood q
BAY ST LOUTS-Schr PerseEeranee-45 cords wood to
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eo25do As bb molasses Buchaunou Carroll kcoio bids u
Foley \ AveryS2 hhd John Williams Sco-2s hhS
lsses W Urquh8rtl2 hhds sugar Trosclair iaydel6
- 70 bhs moasses ieb Charpeutief-h hds 50 bbls
81 hi bhls moasses Belogq Nobom co65 bb
Roman hegnon25 hhds sugar De Egana-90 d. Roman
hernibO hhls nolasseS kuhn Ryan-iu hhds IS
obs mossess Bethel Hare2l bids 80 bbls moases
q kock Scott bids Hall, Rodd & PutnamS do q
saoautr-loa S4i hhd 45l bbls % HI bhs mosses
PLAQU EMlNE-Stesmer O u Jr-s5 h, DIS sugar O. bbls
moasSts Gordon j5 hhds 100 bb moasse Bogar,
toey AYeN4 binds Rockford Brown SeO-lC0 bbls
moasses laptse Bro2J hi do Payne HarrisoHs1 hhds
10 do g Sabaler5 bb molasses g Sabaler-5l
ses MkenIota 2O hhds sugar 5Sj bbs 22i hf bb moas
JEFFERSON-Sieamer Swan-ls0 bales cotton to Brander
Hubbard &co4l lOyd Frieson-lIS Carter 6co-32
& Philips 6co II Scott Williams lSco-57 A Tuly
a. Payne tarrison-4i Esilin Sco-3i Smith Seo27
lhos Henderson Peae27 Robson Allen-2 bales cotton
ward, Saunders Hunts Lewis Oglesby24 bales
Buchaunnn Carroll &co22 kleoy Bradford-6 bales
Ion Head, Massie kcOlz Miller Forester
Warren, Gilmore AGO. Hugely bar AGO. Cooper &co
= " hopkins Aces Wright Allen &eo-3 W II Johnston 4
dries 10 order-fotal 1854 bales cotton.
PIrTSBu RG-Steamer Metropois-l3 bbls whisky TO J Nc
Nlsky-ltO plows Beebe ScO25 do bdls pow points
ards, SOeomb ScolS bNs gwae Frelson Stevenson &eo5
corn planters Post Mel-50 hbs ale J Burbdge &co-lO
hAs gware Sykes &co-2doJ Deeaumvls-l do Mathews
- bN eware BoiiyeT-5N do hiters Maiot-O0
Eaton lienderson2l7 do cheese Wright &co2l bbls
potatoes John OBren-lO0 bNs bters Woodma-35 bbs
poisoes 10 do Il do pork rolls
bbls whisky Newhouse-600 bhls flour nugan 70
oQoms Converse, keun-t &co2D bbs whisky 4 Thompson
@eozU do lapee Frere A. do pork yose BrolOO do do
Watts kco-sundries o order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

SENTENCE CoMNUTED.-The President has commu-
ted the sentence of John Hons private III the United
States Army, who was sentenced to be shot for deser
ton and stabbing officer with intent to kill at Fort
Arbuckle, to forfeiture of pay aud confinement at
hard labor With ball and chain till December, 1852
when be will be dishonorably discharged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

fAblNkT lANE-FudHY Packet for Memphis,
and the Bends - The splendid packet steam,
e Belfast, Captain W Wray will be ready freight
on Wednesday morning the foot street. and will
cave as above For freight passage apply board to
j. II. FREIIGH,
Office under the 81. Charles Hotel.
HS TINS Line connects At Napoleon with regular Packets
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis superior
Packets for St Lnuis and Louisville.
R8-A dams Express carried regularly by this Line re
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

Anna Perret, Neal, from Washington.
Nebraska, IRWIN from Memphis.
FLORIDA. Hntchings, from Mobile.
Swan, Hays, from Red River
Gen Pike, Brown, from Lockport,
q u Jr, Vincent from PlA4uemiHe
Steamer Metropolis, Calhoun fiom Piitsburg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13
Shipping SntelIigsntt.
SATURDAY, February ID, 1858.
II FARFD YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Mexico Lawess for Galveston Indianola
Harris, Morgan &co
ship Mary & Adellne, Watts for Genoa, jenkins
ship harvest LorinE, for Hayre, Jones, Maekiuder
Ship Rappahann6ck Cushing for Liverpool Wnuey eco
Ship Young sam Merriman, for Hayre Whitney ,kco
Ship Ella Badger IarOn, for Liverpool, Whitney AGO
Ship NAndaia Henderson, for Boston, Creeyy X Farge
British ship Simonds Leayt, for Liverpool Maxwell 6co
Brig VIM NJ Rice, Land, for Galveston, c W Adams
Spanish brig Esperauza Quech for Barcelona, Maxwell
Bremen ship Atchler Gustavus, for Bremen.
G Budiecke GcO
Red Fox Olphsnt for Tampico Godenbow LespBrre
Schr A J View, llo1nm for 81 Marks and Newport
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KANsAs.-The St. Louis papers Of the5th state that
commissioners have been appointed by the Kansas
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


RThs line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkasa rivers and Memphis superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
r8S- Adams Express carried regularly by this line feo