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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
p. C. SPAULDING, A. ER c H T T E c 1T,
K F. VI 0 V A l. !.

\ DRISBIN. * Co.,. have removed ~ J. ID to their new TIN SHOP, rs,as$g corner of Markham and Rock streets, IlElss2 where they have received an aSsort.
 mcnt of ,sapaned Ware. snch
 Toilet Sets, Cake Boxes. Dust Pans, Tea Canisters. Aleo. Coffee Parchere. Fire Tenders. Bird Cages, Iron Spoons Ladies and Flesh Forks; scoopcd and plain Tin Plates and everything belonging to the tin and sheet iron line: Cook Stoves, of different patterns, and general assortment of tin ware all of which they will sell low for cash, exchange for old Cop per and BeeSwax July l2, lS5S -tf.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
Searcy Female Institute.


 THE Second Annual Session of this institution l under the charge of Prof. A. TRAVIS aided by q full corps of competent assistants, will commence on the lst day of September next and close on the 7th July, 1858.
 The reputation of Professor Travis as a Teacher and Disciplnarianthe universal satisfaction he has given his patrons since he has had charge of the h. stitute. his high character a gentleman, together with the very pleasant and healthy locality of the n stitute justify the Trustees in assuring parents and guardians at distance, that they have every induce ment to patronize it, with full confidence of perfect satsfaction for their trouble and outlay. It is no humbug The system of teaching is superficial in nothing, but is such to impait thorough, com plete and polished education.
 Expenses per Session of Five Months. Primary Department. ...... .....s l2 co Preparatory Department t................ Is % Colegiate Department ................l. 20 % Ancient Classics, extra a)................. 5 % MUSIC, riano or Guitar) ................ 25 % Use oi instrument co oca, Music. co Crochet Work, Silk Worsted and Linen em- broidery ..................... 10 co Floral Carved Work. .... 10 % Penciling. Painting Crayon Water Colors and Monochromatc, each ..... 10 co incidental tax ...-.................... l co Board, including everything 50 % Payment one half in advance, the balance at the | end of the session.
 B. D. TURNER. President Board cf 7,s9tees. w. A. OLD .Secyefay1 A0-ayn
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Mrs. Richards YoBng Ladies Institute
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. BOARDING AND ntx SCHOOL,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. THE .ffth session of this institution (the ONLY \ boarding scsoot in this town will commence the first September next.
 Grateful for the patronage bestowed upon her dur ing the last four sessions. the principal will spare neither time nor pains to keep up the reputation of the school and make it one of the very best in the country.
 Scholars from abroad will find in this school ex- cellently furnished rooms healthy board, and also the advantage of being continually under the of the Principal who will spare no labor to develope their intellectual, moral and physical culture.
 TERMS SESSION OF 21 WEEKS. For board, fuel and light .$75 % English Ranches, primary department. ...... l5 %
 '' Higher course. ..... % % Piano, Harp. Guitar, Vocal. ............ 25 % Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing. l5 % Ineidental-fuel desks, chairs, etc. ......... l 50 No scholar will be received for less period than five months, and no deductions made unless in cases of protracted illness.
 JULIA F. RICHARD, Principal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

Always on hand the largest stock of Clothing, and sold cheaper than at any other house in Little Rock. April 2T. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
PICTURES! CHEAP PICTURES!
 E. X. HINES, Artist.
CASH! CASH!3 CASH!

CASH! CASH! CASFK! fIaI A NY quantity of old Cast Iron can he sold at the A New Foundry for cash or castings at the rate of s % in cash, sl 9 in castings per 100 pounds July IA, 1858. VIM. DRAKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.

ME have very fine hand press for sale, extra
 w foolscap size, in complete order. It will be sold on good terms. JOHNSON X YERKES. Aug IS. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute
 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

Mrs Richards Young Ladies Institute,
 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK THE second annual examination of this YlfxaS ] School has just closed, and shown the AYSFy proficiency of our pupils, not only in Litera Ezksyy ture and fine arts, but also in manners and Ax-~V lady like department.
 With our next session. commencing September, we enter in the third year of our establishment, and our fifth session.
 Boarding Scholars from abroad will find ours an excellent School in every branch ot Instructions the English department will be attended to with care Vocal and Instrumental Music will he highly cultivated whilst the situation of estab- lishment oh the Arkansas rver presents all the ad- vantages of pure air. combined with beautiful eli mate.
 All the scholars who have been coufded, during the last few years, to care have shown decided progress and those whose education is finished and have retired from school the grace and ornaments of society and the pride of their friends. Some changes will be made in the Faculty: the Principal will be aided by some new and most able teachers, whose duty will not merely consist in hear ing lesson but whose time will be devoted to the more polite of social duties, and the general interest Of the School
 JULIA F. RICHARD, Principal. 1c5S 39-tf
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HOLIOWARE.

BUST received, doz Sugar Kettles 4, 5 s1d " S dog. Wash Kettles i, and g gal;
 l " Baking Ovens and Lids asst'd;
 " Skilets and Lids as>t'd. July II. 1858. FIELD DoLLLt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Colds, Coughs, and
 HOarSeneSS.

BsIMFIELD, Mass, 20th Dec, 1855.
 DR. J. c. AYER: do not hesitate to say the best remedy have ever found for Coughs. Hoarseness, Influenza. and the concomitant symptoms of Cold, is your CHERRY PEcTORAL. Its constant use in my practice and my family for the last ten years has shown it to possess supe- rior virtues for the treatment of these complaiuts. EBEN KNIGHT Nj n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
CHAMPAGNE.

OA ASKETS-Charles HeidSieh Champ OO just received and for sale by
 July l4. 1888. FIELD < DOLE
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end of the session.
 B. D. TURNER. President
 Bodrd of Ty@tees. ". A. oLD. NecftfQyQ. 42-3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01
CONTESTED ELECTION. :.

Test ST. SANDERS, Clerk Ahg. 70. ls56. 4w Cost of adv. SIS 30
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

n. HAYEs. o' I' IN7I'"rf . HAYES & DORSEY, Real Estate and Land Agents. Lake Village Chicot county, Arkansas-will give personal and prompt attention in selling buy in,, and selecting lands in Chcot and adjoining ties. ei her upon commission or with an interest. (which lands are aluvial and unsurpassed in the growth of cotton;) will also investigate titles and make out abstracts of the same; pay taxes for non- residents collect debts, etc. etc.
 HENRY HAYES, Attorney at Law. c
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

HUDSON & IVES, Wholesale and Retial Dealers in Dry ticods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps and all articles required either by City or Country Dealers Store formerly occupied by New bern 6 Hughes, Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 May lS52
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ptaI SntelIiaenfe.

EsTERDAY.-4 esterday magnfeently dull
day in every respects There sunshine early moru
before il Numbered little, it rained little didn't
rain so hard e and then there clear sky
bright The population has hinued very great extent
and there good many thin among those who left
the city The lem earth has been afdsd with their
until the danger Of blowing away when they become raraed
not to be lightly considered
There much going church yesterday and sorry
to say much moG going the lake. sunday re
Sorts The streets comparatively deserted the sky
overcast with very lead eoored clouds when sun Is sup
posed to have gone down, there general and gentle air
melancholy lying all around loose which produced
upon sensbes The pleasauest spot We looked upon
was Dan Bnsby plantation where the hay having been aed
ogeer scores Of romping, joyous children Engaged
glee scattering over the square again. rolling
rant piles and giving vent to their unaoyed delight Ia shouts
Of merment It picture happiness which contracted
broadly with the the different ooups va had Just
visited.
RgruRSED.-We were pleased to greet Coroner
Daanoy yesterday, he having elune. somewhat
extended excursion the country Although pleased
to see him agsn in town, looking we'll say that HE
duties OF bis office were during his absence they always are
wbsa they m upon him, ably and satisfactorily performed by
his Deputy, John Osborne.
RGAPPoINTED-W are pleased to note that Mr.,
William appointed by Recorder Summers 10
the position of Recorders GerS which he held Recorder
Sth during his We speak warmly in praise Mr.
Emerson an respects his extraordinary economy
in stationery Nj coee Assistant CLERK an office he
held during portion OF Recorder Sti's administration
HuRRYING UP THE PopUlATroN -Intermarriage
between Germany and America to be PRODUCTIVE pro
digous results If may Judge BY favor Of the
proposition, which occurred in the District On Friday
last German lady, whose do not feel at liberty 10
give and Whoze spouse American mechanic slightly aston.
hsd her geloTd BY presenting hir the FIRST s Of their
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BIaKoM Spring waters.

Messrs JAMES CONNER Co. the propretors ofthe Ba.
don Springs in ChOctaw county Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open the
Springs.
Mobile for Bladon four times week and ey-
cry Saturday evening.
The virtues of these have fully tested for many
years and be confidently for the
Govt Rheumatism scroula Skin Diseases Dyspepsia dis
eases incident to Females, Dropsy and General Debility
The Bladon waters especially recommended all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates, such Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys and all diseases
arising from impure blood, Tie Alternative,
storing the affected their healthy functions
The proprietors permitted refer 10 the following
physicians of obilo and New Orleans who acquainted
with the waters, and have sent patients them with unfang
success:
DR.. j. G. Mott Mobile DR.. W. Stone, New Orleans
Dir. Il. S beyert -. DR.. Underestimate e..
DIR. j. P. Barnes !. Dr. Rushton, !.
DR.. L. lie Fearn, q. Dr.. Lambert, q.
nd. r. Golf, DR.. Graham,
Further information be obtained from Agents.
sYNE 4 PROyAN, Druggists,
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whose establishment supply of the
always be had in quantities suit purchasers. ie7 2p2m
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This dne schooner burten will be disposed of By
Rattle, Aboa the 20th July inst,
a lew chances may be obtained ut the
PHOENIX HOUSE,
jyl2 2ptjy70 90 st. Charles street
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DROWNED HmsELF.-rhe Ycksburg southron
says that man, whose name it did not learn, was
arrested on Monday last at Grand Gulf, on charge
of robbery in Madison Parish, ana taken aboard the
steamer Alice Vivian, and whilst the boat was under
way jumped overheard, The yawl was Immediately
let down, and skin both of which started after him,
after rowing half mile came up with him, and
would have taken him, when he diyed down aud
never rose. From his actions seen from the boat
it was supposed he determined to drown himself
rather than be taken-although the boats were sent
out by Captain Nash from motives of humanity alone.
Truly the way of the transgressor is hard"
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nl,ness of ecu. ouitmnn.

We deeply regret to learn that dispatch has been
received in town from Natchez, announcing the ser
Gus illness of Gen Qutrnan, and requesting DR.. Cart
wright, Of this city, to proceed to the city of the
Bluffs with the least possible delay. The dispatch
referred to bore date 9th instant and since then we
have heard nofurther tidngs
Gen. Quitman has not enjoyed robust health since
he was first victim, in a small degree, to the Ma
tiunal Hotel Sickness" at Washington and the in
iuries received from the falling Of his horse while
ont riding in the Federal metropolis, were more ser
ons than generally supposed. AS soon as Congress
adjourned he hurried home as rapidly as possible to
take command of the military pageant at Camp
Pharsalia near Natchel, which lasted several days
but his health forbade the exposure, and he was
forced to decline, to the universal regret Of his fe
low.citizens And now, according to the telegraph,
his condition has become serious that his old friend
and trusted medical adviser has been summoned to
his bedside. That success may crown his skill is the
wish of all.
The death of General Qnitman, at this juncture
particularly would be calamity to the South of the
largest magnitude. The South cannot spare such
men in the emergency that is earat hand. His cool
head, wisdom, frmness, forecast and craftsmanship,
and military skill if ever required, would be inyaua
bic in a stern crisis; and then, what is almost
equally as valuable, the fact that he is loved and
trusted by all our people without distinction Of party
aud by none more than by his political opponents,
would prevent resessness jealousy and division, and
would supernduce cordial union Of all the elements
of Southern strength.
We shall await further news from Natchez with
great anxiety and strongly do hope that the noble
OLD hero statesman may be speedily restored to health
and strength, which he may live long to enjoy.
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IFS Fut,, as a Efrag.

There Of fair lily fair and
there in the market poisonous materials pu
porting be for the skin we feel bound to say
don't use any but JONES' LILY WHITE If you do you
will Hnu skin every day the LILY WHITE Of
Dr. Jones is exceeurtmoves all the roughness from the
skim and guardian the and beauty of fe
male oyeness
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and I5l Chartres street,
General Agents for the Southern States and TO whom all
orders should be addressed. jyi2 2p3teod<W
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GYe0t LOtttstoua Remedy.
COINS KAPERLAPEUM
Office, No. IA Exchange place,


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
safely n all Cutaneous Diseases of the
Skin for Badness Dandun the Hair DISCRIMINATION the
Digestive Organs Chis and Fever Bilious Chagres and
termien Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention Of the public
the following certificates from persons living in this city,
New Orleans January 70, 1855
N B. GoinDear Sir On my return from Apinwail in July
last had attack Of Chagres fever trying
every imaginable remedy without effect try
your "Kaperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic happy
say that although months since took the first
Dose have been troubled with chill since and
every believe that Eour medicine has had the
eIy removing the disease from my SYSTEM therefore
me pleasure recommend valuable medi-
cine, Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
II Dryades street,
New Orleans, La
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.EEerchNmts Getad Parents

Who wish have their Clerks prepared for business
are informed that Summer Glasses begin THIS WEEK
DOLBEARaS
COMM ERCIAL COLLEG
No. log Canal street.
There Apartments Professors Peumauship Book
Keeping, Mathematics English, French Spanish German
N Bsome persons in this city paid SO % year--oth.
S30UO-Ohers ,30O-and others SornING and why The
first qualified for business the last are not
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book Keepers
ty12 2p3t* RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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The FLOWER QUEEN, OR CoRoNAr1oN OF THE
Our citizens viii, we doubt not, be pleased to
learn that this delightful entertainment 50 highly
successful on Friday night is to- be repeated at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow Tuesday, evening Several
new features will be added and another success can
hardly be questioned.
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Printing! Printing!
NEAT! CHEAPW QUICK!!!
CLARK & BRIsBTN,

No. 70 CAMP STREET, over the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully cali the attention Of the public to the ieet
that they are fully prepared and every dscr
ton of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such as Pamphlets Cards Circnla Bill Heads Receipts La"
Blanks Briefs Haudbs Labels Ball Tickets, etc. etc. on
the most accommodating terms.
with their experience doth being Practical Printers, and de-
voting their personal all orders entrusted to then)
and their facilities they ate themselves that their work can
not be excelled any respect by any office in the CITY,
BOOK BINDING and RULING in connection With Print
inc neatly executed ie2l 2plyMo
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MORE LABOR WANTED A very interesting article
from the Pointe Goupee Echo, under the head of
African Laborers, appears ID another part Of to-
days paper. It treats Of subject of the utmost i'm
poftance and We commend It to the consideration of
aba public at large.
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FAIRY TALES, III ALFRED CRowqU1rL-We have
received from Thomas 1. White, bookseller and sta
fiouer, No. 1o5 Canal street, copy Of Fairy Tales
beautifully bound volume containing six interesting
tales for children and numerous illustrations. 1t is
gust tie thing for young masters and misses.
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RELIC 81 THE GRAND ARMY The Eutaw
GAa Wing says there is living in that place at this
time one Of the soldiers Of the old French Empire.
He was in the battles Of Marengo, Jena and Water.
ioo-went through them all unhurt and emgrated to
America when Napoleon was exiled to ST. Helena,
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L CHARLES c, BIER, n. G. STEPHENS.
@. o. BIER 8. 90.
No. IS CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
Manufacturers CT
The Patent Indestructibie Water Pipes,
L n F II S.
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Washhand Basins Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
LIT and Force variouspatems Beer Pumps VICTORIA
aREClAf and DRAB WASHSTANDS suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms
have constantly hand large and we'll selected
mentof
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc,
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of all
sizes Washstand Sink Butlera Shapoonng Compression
for hot or cold Water Lager Beer aud Cstern Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Plain Comp.
ngs and Hose Pines from Y nches all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be the very best article the uBe
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Amazon Cook Stoves ell
sizes to cook for families of from one persons up to sizes
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 Yalyes-Three sizes Nos . prices So Sss
and Ho raise water from Is 81 perpendicular and
oree the same from 50 10 feet clear the with only
one man at the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
ana prices always hand either wholesale Also
Paror, Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
"9EH done by us warranted give satisfaction. Or
aeEs solicited from the country.
- y No 70 Camp street, New Orleans.
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SAD ooouRRENoE.-A lad about twelve years of
age, only son Of widow lady, fell from a wall in
New ork On the I'd inst. and broke his neck. His
mother was awaiting his return to supper when his
corpse was brought home.
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5EoRan M. PINCKARp y Co.-Notice is given in
another column that all the matured obligations d
ehis firm will be promptly paid presentation at the
Office Of VIM nj Pinckard & Co. No. 40 Union street.
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~ The reader il referred to tie inside pages for
variety Of interesting matter editorial, cores
pondence, news, poetry and miscellaneous articles
generally.
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ooun FoREIaN eLAr1oNs-ANoraeR orrRAaE.w

Our FoREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUTRAGE
From the Londonderry Qreland) Sentinel, May 2Sth,
1858
Died On the Sd instant, Mrs. Hempbill, Of Straw,
near Northumberland, in her S4th year She was
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Mcfarland, of Lear
dan, who married Maria, eldest daughter Of the late
Mr., Andrew Buchanan, Of Tattyreagh, near 0magh,
and was first cousin to the Hon. james Buchanan
now, President of America.
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10 Half =. ........ "a
10 Quarter. ......... ~
10 Fights :. m..... 10

N ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any dgure they
designate.
The drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent puI
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post-ofice, County and State.
RS-Remember that every Prize is and payable
fall, without deduction
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to samus
Swan It Co.. Augusta, Ga, or to
sAML SWAN & CO., Box Sc S, Post-Ofice,
je26 2p&W New Orleans La
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THE PREcIous METALS. The steamer A. D. New
comb, which arrived from Louisville on Saturday,
brought 100000 in gold coin in charge Of Adams &
&o.'s Express, and consigned to the United States
Assistant Treasurer.
Tie steamship Cen Rusk also arrived Saturday
from Brazos St Iago, with $3.50 oOOn Mexican silver
coin.
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Yacht Crocodile.

He respectfully solicits firm continuance of the
Ian ~ Co. jyl2 2pSt
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p. shal.e and RI.rn I--shaI.e and Hurn 4

Ea- shnEIc md BUrn !--Shakc and Burn =
This the life Of agony endured by the sufferer Feye
and Agne He wanders like shadow know
ing what he may prostraed and therefore disu
elinea 10 give serious attention TO business bur.
den to himself aud burden his friends WHO are worn out In
administering his This is the thousands
Up toxin and country 1t eNaEgeRtion say hRt
Asue kills people han any twenty other diseases in
America EoT and speedy this terrible affection
take great pIea in recommending Dr. Som-
ach Bitter which have Fe ,y achieved wide reputation
rapid and powerful effects in tenoyauE the Frustrated
by this disease
EnL.aIa NV arn..s and nalar. -.r.r loo 2ra.al.zz
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Quick PAssAGE-T The steamship Tennessee, which
left this port on the 4h Inst made the run from port
TO port ID Eve days twenty hours.