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Tal0rs.

TOHN H. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
MesSrs JOHN H. REA CO, take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than before.
Having hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASSl
MERES and VESTINGS which they will make up to order
in style that fail please both in price and
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cavats Scarfs Ties Suspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters. ocl3-tf
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7
The terms of SALE prescribed by the decree That
nethrd of the purchase money shall be paid in cash. the
ratification of the SALE and the balance in equal install
ment in and two years from the day ofsae whole
bear interest from the day sale and the credit payments
DE secured by the bonds purchaser with
surety or suretes to be approved by the Trustee.
80 WM. II. G. DORSEY,
TruStp
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NOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
" j. F. JAMESON &CO.,
OHer for sale, arrive this month in Baltimore per MIO
Toni direct from France large invoices of Pet Castillon
Co.. Jules Robin Co.. and Scignette Brandies, half
pipes quarter casks and octaves pale and dark bond
duty paid
J. +. JAMESON Co offer the above consignnents on
very favorable terms, arrive to the trade Samples
every information be obtained Office, No
Charles street.
j. F. j. Co have in Public Store 40 casks Cognac and
Bordeaux Brandes, which they offer for sale in bond duty
,,o;J
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AUnses, it,, for Sale and Rent,

49, FOR RENT.-An eligibly situated
Hsi HOUSE on FRANKLIN STREET, No III suitable
for Grocery or Clothing Store. The House is new
three and has Dwelling attached Gas and water
inquire OF CHAS. H. MYERS Il BRO,
1ali-u y Exchange Place
o. FOR SALE.-SEVERAL HANDSOME
Esii COUNTRY RESIDENCES, from $1,000 to 100000
-1hxand containing from 20 to 50 of land large
number OF AtMS in Baltimore countyone of 26 23
10 lS and l3 acres Also, Land in Anne Arundel Mont
Mary land anu ''' e0Ih'ieS III
a large selection OF splendid PLANTATIONS in Virginia
State 1850 i'' III '0
Lands in Georgia Tennessee Texas Missouri Nebraska
Minnesota Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio Pennsylvania and Other
States Land within and the city limits for specuia
Ve and building purposes Ground rents for sale Houses
small ard large in all parts Of the city Money loaned on
Houses, Mortgages, Bonds, Stocks, &c. "
Parties desiring to make safe and profitable investments
will please call on the subscriber,
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]. PENNINGTON, Trustee
CANNON * MATTHEWS,


fTI..s1 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
i cree of the Circuit Court for Howard county, the sub
- scriber, Trustee, will offer public sale at the
Court House at Ellico Mills in said county SAIUR
DAY the 18th day of June 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ the HOTEL
atsrkeSyIle, with dwelling house, store house farm and
outDuldlnES belonging to the estate of the late James
Clarke thereto attached The farm contains about eighty
acres with abundance and water, and is about
10 miles from Elcotts Mills, and 9 miles from the Laurel
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gankfrs aaa 8rokers.

lNl BANKERS.
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Issue
Letters of credit available the United Europe
for travelling and mercantile purposes.
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper. Make Collections
in all Of the United States and Canada upon reasonable
terms Make advances Stocks and other Coaterals
Purchase and sell Stocks and Bonds of this and
ket Receive deposits and Banking Business gen
orally
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mo. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes. and other
collaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
mentS. Interest allowed on deposits jalS-tf
MARTIN LEWIS
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mhlIu VICTOR CLUNET, Secretary.
DAVID S: CouRTENAY WILLIAM COURTEYAY
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
d. S. coURrENAY 4 son,
Houses, Furniture, Warehouses, Merchandze, and all
kinds of Property Insured against Fire in FIRST CLASS
COMPANIES on liberal terms
Losses promptly adjusted.
~ Satisfactory references gwen. fe2l-tf
ENXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK
Surplus December 81, 1858. Observation-Disclosures. 5dS36S
Capital now being increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000 90
d. S. COURTENAY 4 son, Agests,
te2lu No. Carroll Hall.
EOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF NEW YORK
Sasn ,CapIIal, lall paid m 5000 900 90
d. S. COURTENAY son, Agents.
te2lu No Carroll Hall.
IN OF BALTIMORE.
Incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1870
OFFICE No 30 SoUTH STREET.
THIS COMPANY INSURES EVERY OSi'e 'e'Oiu 81
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Short assurances may be effected for single day or for
longer period John h. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Allen A. Chapman, VIM. Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George BARTLETT
VIM Head, Adam Denmead,
John W Ross Joseph W. Jenkins,
Edward !. Church. Thomas S Benner'
JOB Smith, George Small,
,.s JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
apratprt
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nor SALE.-l6O ACRES OF LAND, about
a 10 acres clear the balance in good wood, would cut
at least % cords The sol excellent the location healthy
ana desirable for country sites being only about half hours
ride the y. G. RR The land is IL miles the Texas
Depot, Baltimore county Price only s35 per acre
JAS. BOYD,
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SnsurMte Gullpalliss.

LNIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND SECOND STREETS.
lnsures against loss damage by FIRE Ii nFSCRTP
IlONS OF PROPERTY within the limits Of the city
JOHN REESE President.
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dr. NOTICE.
rrz1c1szE-A FOR NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
On and after MONDAY, the llth pr the Bay Boats will
leave the foot of Concord street. Norfolk Portsmouth and
the South, at AZ o'clock p. NJ. The LOUISIANA leaves
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, and the
new steamer ADELAIDE every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. NJ. n. FALLS,
apl3f President.
TS U. S. MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, and
FRASER RIVER,
By Steamers leaving
NEW YORK,
9Th and Goth Of each month
For information of Route or Passage, apply to
GlLMOR MEREDITH,
aDll-tf Second sire
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{ 9ssasEy s%'aS 5IssssIIs9S
Good Mr. ;25a,nsry 81, re Ss Nadlins Fair,
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c.s.o.u. o,,rc., No, % Camp .r...s

From the surplus some reductions have to be
made, say the dividend of fact. declared to-day
and expenses for the current six months.
This is very fattering exposition for the stock
holders. The business of the bank has increased
largely during the last year, as these figures show
when compared with the statement made at this
time in December, 1858. Perhaps this increase
may be due in some measure to the removal of the
bank from Magazine to Camp street, as our good
street, though rather retrograding at one time from
general exodus of commission merchants to
Carondelet street, is now on the high road to fame
and eminence and its former precedence and re-
nown will be maintained HHimpaired.
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.- ======v,NEW ORLEANS, JACK
faa \, Emp p GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will be received the Companys Depot foot Of Cal
Hope street up $50 r NJ daily, Sundays exceptea2
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
with the initials of consgnee and place of des
nation freight will be received unless consigned
established line of the road connections
Blank railroad receipts freight may be obtained at the
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street, by
who wish to them.
The Company holds responsible for the value of all
shipped by road which may be lost by fire, from the
Is recepted for stations line until twelve hours
notice consignees Of arrival the depot in this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
Southwestern ine between New Orleans and New
York having arrangements the Albums Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for Its account is discontinued and all
atien can be obtained subject ESQ.,
96 Camp street
Agents the Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt notes. specie jewey other express
They will be received By the Adams Express S. Camp
PA BENTLEY d. HASEII,
Chief Engineer and Genl Supt,
q. WILLIAMS
no Master of TRANSFORMATION
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NeD Orltans Daitu Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ~, 1859.
gtm 0risaus 1lontg Nlarkst.


TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER III. 1859.
81 =. go 80
cru WIledAS 1ltONeg 1ysaIRel.
-. :.
Monday R,.nin e I Des s. isse
The week commences in some circles under de-
preston At an early hour it was discovered there
was nothing more than an effete market for ex-
change. This was not surprising from the state
ment Of the banks, returned to the Board Of Com
troll on Saturday Admitting that one Of the pro-
minent banks tine State Bank) was $4,000 in
line, it must not be overlooked that this bank is
the depository OF the State, and that ts deposits
are liable to be called on 1T any moment; yet ut
this season Of the year the returns Of tax collec
tons would lead to the supposition Of an immensely
of money for the time being. This does not happen
to be the position OF affairs just At this moment.
The calls for discounts to-day at the banks dis
counting were large ~ that is, they we're dou-
BILE the income, which corresponds with the de-
mand last week. On the street there was very lit
tie doing. The best of commercial paper, long
dated, ruled at get. This is the rate Of interest
allowed by law to some Of our banks, but others
are restricted to get. There is not much inquiry
for money locally, the demand is from outside
" - : Z
sugar ana molasses ior the western markets. 10 MOI
I come mere WIN bags OF goa 70 make purchases-
lney Drlng an KINDS ana descriptions o. drai's'
DIS q exchange urawh On one .lilhs u aloai1er'
say Hour pork, bacon, bagging and rope, wheat,
etc. All very well in their way, and through the
ordinary course Of business very acceptable, but
rather pecarious to realize on in short money
market; therefore, We have not up to this moment
noch "usASSu u oSC i"1 ~ SuAA9 VI SoisA "Aasoii
xrera tn tn roceirod from, dvnrr rorfa n hy1v
WeIe ~ pe iceeiseu irohi ufefs poIts " ouy Jul
cotton In fact, 0ur vast cotton trade Ii expected
" ~ SOi1sNsSu s1e %, oou5ie oAau O
u'iousn sAe s"i y oiiis " aiu 'ae
great talk, that the spinners Of Manchester want
/ 80. ~, ~ " Il l L
| tho stan,e thronob ioctev b;,,s Il = fd4,e on
- '-f'N -'o-sa-A JSo>Sy 1850 - ~ AAAA'e -
through transit thew did not receive the least en-
4 s3l5a89Ss5 d 71s.7 .fl751l7 IL .
| cOuFagemeht to-day through the general exchange
| .,orIr.4 ~. -
MAJ hes. oiaei VIC reuuoeu lato Va coiii hciu W
4 much Id Inc purchase OF exchange, more partcu-
iarly When tney are losing money oy tne decline IN
rates Tor the last week on tne Daiances tney neid
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LEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
dsasd oction II he system induced BY poisonous masn
solar soil and rises with the watey from
While the is below the horizon this fingers the
into the blood There 1t irritating poison the inter-
nal vscea and excctng organs Of the body The liver be
bile The blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate in
scuaion and produce violent constitutional disorder The
md become 1sordered Finally Instinct organ
im in attempt to expe the noxous infusion concen
os % 10 cast Ths blood The and
es the central organs with songesye volenee ibis
s which the blood leaves the central and PUSHES to
he surface # in another effort TO expe the irritating poison
hrosg the other great excetoyhe skin. In this also it
ais and system abandons the attempt exhausted and waits
the Of strength to repeat the effort another
such constitutional disorder will undermine the health
We have iabored to BDd and have found, an andote
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neuraes This aario poison in the blood and simu-
aes liver expel il from the body As il should SO i does
more rather what is Of service to those sec to
this Infection taken in expe from the system as
tacks keeps the system health although exposed the dis
Consequently It not only cures but protects from the
Elsas sick as Reient Fever Chill Fever Dumb
Masked Periodical Headache Billions Headache Bilious
Earache CatarTh Asthma Palpitaoas, Painful Affection Of
the Spleen Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
this cause will be found assume less the intermittent
type This Ague Cure removes the Of these derange
This accompshes by stimulating the excreories expe
the from the systam and these organs by degrees become
Shst term aD FINE may accomplish The
often life is not long enough q i is sacrificed il the at
We have great believe this is well safe
remedy the whole class of diseases which caused by the
and has still another important advantage to the public which
U.s. that it is cheap as well rs good
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON cTfY Dee ). -
The market closed bare Of Hogs, with ~ We.
tern Beeves, 100 Texas Cattle. 1880 Sheep, 1ol
Mich Cows, and $50 Veal Cattle
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DAILY STAGE LINE-LRAyKe
S4ef1S@T 81 GAINES LANDING, DAILY, a s O'Clock
A. M.-Regnlar .. 8. Mail -Four Horss Paa-
senge Coaches for Washington Ark passing through Nan
cello Warren, Hampton and Can1dan
with Stage Lines for Ell Dorado, Hot Springs and Little Rock
Washington with Daily Lines for Shreveport La. md
Clarksyille, Texas.
l-f RATES or FARE AND DISTANCES: e y
From Gaines' Landing Monticello. IS miles. . %
!. :. .. Warren. IS mies. -, Z o.
IA !. va. :. Hampton. ...... ~ miles. 10 %
-. =. :. Camden. I'D miles Il %
:. :. :. Washingtou... .lS0 miles. =. Is %
Fif4y pounds Baggage allowed to each passenger
ABEER LEGRAND GAINES, Agent,
"a Common st., New OrIeans
~ MARTIN / WILLIAMS, Agents,
p3 II Gaines, Landing ArkAnsaa
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DIR. j. q. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Prepared by
DR.. j. g. Aver q Co..
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Has won itself for every variety
Of and lang Complaint that is entirely unnecessary for
the evidence Of its virtues wherever has been
employed As ii has long been in constant throughout this
section do than the people its quality kept
has been and that be relied on to do
sar their relief all it has been found to do.
~ y:,,s
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF PURGATiVE MEDICINE
For Cosyenes for the Of Dyspepsia for Janndce for
the cure Indigestion for Headache for the of Dysentery
for Foul somach for the OF Eryspelas for the Piles for
the Of Scroa for all Scrouous Complaints for the
Of Rheumatism for Diseases of the Skim for the of Liver
Complaint Dropsy for the of letter Tuor and Salt
lie cure Of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood.
They arc coated, that the sensitive
them pleasantly aud being purely vegetable harm
from their use in any quantity
: r7F- Price 25 cents per box; five boxes for ST..
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
rt personages have lent their certify the unparalleled
tfnserion of The below furnish gratis
am AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given with
% fll of the above complaints
H.. should be followed for their cure.
o not off by unprncped dealers with other prepare
.ns they make profit Demand AY Frs and take
hss The want the best aid there is for em and they
should have IL - =. e,.
Al oui ~ j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
y ss ~ Nos. q and ISL Charities street. N. y.
,i Alo ~ Ia je22 6m
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OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
" New York, May 8, 1859.
Mr. II W. e. COOK is our duly authorized Agent in New
Orleans Any Kim account will receive
careful attention We solicit the patronage
of friends in Louisiana.
HORATIO ALLEN, President.
w c. COOK, office No. IS Nachez street. New Deans.
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BLOWS. ...PLOVS."...... .PLOWS.
a 100 Kings Carey PI0Ws, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall & Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
- 1900 !. Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
4 1000 Balls FLOWS, assorted
1860 Aycry's
1000 C1ores Calhoun PIoWs.
1869 0arret Colmans celebrated Steel Rover do.
a. 100 Nourse, Mason Il Co.'s Steel PIowS.
1000 Mayher's Cast PLoWs.
UNIVERSAL PLoWS,
Together with general assortment Of ID.
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
r. a .s STRAW CUTTERS
ROAD SCRAPERs,
etc, etc., etc,
NE Also
Afu assortment Of slocombs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which we're the Silver Medals the
at jackson Miss For sale by
G. H. sLoCOMB & Co,
81 Canal street.
ds4m And 80 TO 81 Common stree
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c O NJ M e r CIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Klenworth & Cohen.


Money has been easily obainae during week rather
less than bank Conso have been rising and closed to-day
Manchester continued receive additional orders to the
@ ss e 80 mat prices
Cotton of the American crop remains scarce the wind
nevertheless were not quite SO firm good qualities
Friday decidedly lower for lcafy and sandy
The bales Of all kinds including 3 $40 Amer
export $780, leaving bales only for spnner
A s nara buy ws1e s f d ii including
lss ~, L .,,.
p is American America and sss East India 'A's " ~ MINUS l''
eaay g lf s seea
compares with the stock at this time last Follows viz
December 1859. December 8, 1858
Brazil siI'A.. 1886 1s,SsS 'N's'
Egyp'itans,. 1890 s, a 800
N &ss India INDIA ls s9, sS
Total. 4oa,9oO 3sl,7oo bales
The quantity known to be at from American ports
Great Britain about 10000 bales against about y 900 bales
Bombay by the end Of February next is about 1900 agan
The prices Of American cotton we quote as follows
New Orleans Orleans o Marys d @91d
New orleans orleans i Fair SD
To-day the Cotton market has quei it seemed to be
a MAKE o Sew ssaia sr Glenn dns and sandy
parcels remains however the same as 9f,oFe Ihe
s g Ss s ofSn 81 a er '
st IL svs i" ssf
quarter Indian Corn for the week .......
Sugars have renamed hm III price, o were s se. pu
Moas es hnSs NOT been dealt in for want Only
cargo Mscovado sold previous to arrival l4 3D.
quay duty paid has CONG IN w. ,. ,ota. n.,.. co,,
America the 18Th ultmo The wind continues from the
Fast and there no cotton vessels off port
of 5000 TO 1000 bales for the day.
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I IGHT. LIGHT. LIGHT.

/ LIGHT.
The best and cheapest made from CoAI, OIL
it burns twice long other the price of WHICH
has been REDUCED The subscriber has the COAL OIL
LAMPS in variety and style also, Chandeliers Hall
Lamps and assortment Of Solar Lard Oil, C,mphene and
Find Lamps and all the articles required with
Also, Is agent for FUI4I.ER'S PATENT FAUCETS. which
will last three times any without leaking;
MUsiRAVEs PATENT PORTABLE q AS STOVE. very
useful where gas is used the PATENT SCISSORS SHARP
the Refined Coal OIL Canpene, Spirit Gas Southern
Oil Companys superior Inbrican OIL general use by
the gallon. The public respectfully call
ARTENiGN Hill.
mn I'm sire
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Il MENEELY'S BELLS-A LARGE AS
somen of this celebrated manufacture, assorted from
30 to 600 pounds in store, suitable for Plantations and
Gs Steamboats, Orders received for sizes mp 5000
pounds Being moulded in PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which perfect and solid casting mounted in the most
and durable they
acon in and finish They have repeatedly awarded
by various societies and institutes both State and National the
highest premiums, which will only FIRST
PREMIUM at the late Mississippi State Fair For sale by
STARK, STAUFFER & CO.. II Canal St,
dill lm&:nW Sole Agents for Louisiana.
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Atbietu Of the ytlarktts.

CRESCENT orrIcE, No. 10 CAMP STREET,
-s Tuesday Morning, Dec IL 1859 !
CoTToN. -. The demand was moderate again yes
terday with sales of about 5000 bales, prices being
irregular and easier for buyers, though we quote
as before: e. +.
NEW ORLEANS oLAssiFIoATIoNs.
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CAZERAC BRANDlES-WE HAVE GOOD
pupy hand receiving by direct mporaions from
France addions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We hare 1875 in eighth pipes 17aS in eighth and
quarter pipes l2 do. 1906 In halt quarter aud eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade aud connoseurs
generally this article pure and unadulteraed For sale
1 WM T. LEvEkICH CO., "a Old Levee st.,
MIG IL Sole n this
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THE u Ais.

". T 4. lIAaas. r. A.:iurnishcs us
with the suhj,ined statement Of tho arr'-
val. sni departures Of the mails.
E.,tsrn Nail via. Shreveport. kc., nrrives
Npll.v. Wsh,ssi.s. and FriJss. a, 4 y.
d,..ts Tuesday. Thursday ind Saturday, q 8
AN
w..serp Mil. via. Henderson. r.. arrives
Mni,y. Wednesday,, md FRIDAY, II T. VI
dptn. Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at 3
A. "
N,rtheva MAJ. via, Jefferson. &C.. arrives
Taal.v. T,lr+i,v and SATURDAY, al , "A. VI .
dsputs Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 i
Pm
Southern Nail. via. Carthage &c, arrives
Tne~iy, Ths-sday. and SATURDAY NJ T
,pwti' Monday, Wednesday ard Friday AT 8
NJ
Kerhi Mail. via. Gssde :sprinO Re arrives
c4lsy. Thursday and Saturday at T. ,
cars Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 3
M.
Tver Mil, vim, Ash Spring, &c arrives
ucsi,y, ThnrS!av and Saturday. At /.
epar,; Monday, wednesday, and Friday al 8
A. NJ
0ilmsr Mail. vim. Friendship. &C., arrives
Tae.l,y. Thursday and Saturday a, ?. ".
departs Monlay, wednesday, and Friday at 9
A. IT.
Po-, Cadlo Mai arrives Tuesday. Thurs',ay
and Saturday. OF p. VI departs Tuesday
Tmrvlav ard SATURDAY, r' 6 +. VI.
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General luaeiiictuCc.

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.,,..o-...n and Indian tueustons The
..... maI difficulty was accustomed hy tbe
tII.aIanr... thr Hudson BAY cnnnaDy
Vat.i. G.v.itut DOUGLAS rrprescnts
W..uN.ruN. sent. 81 The govern.
ment in.- decided 10 Instruct Mr. Dimi.
r>. aer Nlui,t,r. ia Central America. 70
IT,, 4u2r Cine new government Of Costa
K,ea. and ,peu negotiations with il for
tae settlement 1T American claims and
rtu.r mattcrs between tho two govern.
moms
LauauIE Sept y The Ohio at this
point is rising ralAAly, aud already si1
teet Of water VA the cahal and foui
t"cl over the falls The rise ut the host
1T the fails during the last twenty-iour
hours amounts totem feet On Portland
bar there now twelve feet Of water