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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS sTNAMKRS.
EXPIRE CrrY-From New York d. arriving at Havana IN
and New Orlsans 10TH From Now Orleans 10Th Havana zd
arriving n New York 18th
CAHAvBA-From New York 1Nh arriving Al Havana l7th
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans Eh Havana sou
arriving at New York Sd.
"a, arriving NJ New York 18Th.
On soro-Frsm New York zh, arriving at Havana LIT and
New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans Lh Havana lsh ar
YoRx1owN-From New York Dec g. arriving at Havana
10Th. The Yorktown sails from New York every 70 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Port Of New York, Decembsr IL, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Florida, Crowell Savannah-S Mtchll Son.
Steamship Marion, Foster Charlestsn-Sponord Tnesou
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, 4c-Ludlan
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, Ale1andria-H Cromwell
Co.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey BaEimors-H crom.
steamshp Pa.apsco, Layneld, Portland-H Cromwell
Ship Invincble, Kinsman, Lverpool-J W Phlupa
Ship Benjamin Adams, Chase, Liverpool.
Ship Bridgewater, Barstow, Mobile
Ship Metropolitan Foster, Chareston-Thos Richardson
Bark Eliza Barss (Br, Cooper, Bermuda-Tucker Light.
borne.
Rsssa bsw SINH
Brg P Prss r ChR%an Mayannmw Russell
sehr Hannibal, wentworth, Jscmei-Kunhardt tx Co.
ssr sasss sssso mps Rr
schr yapor bissoswsy Chairman Co.
schr Palmer, welon, Apaiachicols-0skey KeatinG
s ss @ SINH nSlo % H
s sssr s@1e sa nsSs A.kss
schr \ y Thompson steelman Phuadephia-J W Mckee.
eS sTseH Lewis Hand
s sssr p wgen sh DSnls
Steamer Delaware Shaw, philadelphia
ARRIVED
ship Magnet tof Boston Henry, Sheds, Nov with coal
a lat A. lon So passed The wreck Of bark Good Hope OF
Whsby 18th lat B lon 10 49, spoke bark Hebron bound u
w h Moulding seaman died o. dssase q the lusgs
Dec l6 Fire Island lighthouse bearing NV 20 miles, took
Bark Undne tof BaS) Merrman Bordeaux, 40 days, with
wine &c to Jas Eiwel CO o,..,ov 70 a,v. ,u,
mdse TO Durham Dinon. Experienced heavy westerly
gales eastward Of the Banss c,,,v o. ., ,..,
c orig I pnse 70 f swiI CO. WIN WINE and
seen Of asras wh heavy gaes from
NV to Ne
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s.. ALL Pox IN BosroN.-There has been an unusually
large NUMBER Of Of small pox and varolod Bos
ton ana adjacent towns, the present season, and the
deaths Of thus disease in the city have averaged i've or
ak week TOR several weeks past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Receipts nom Dec 1885, TO Mo- 90 1859 so $50 IA
Balance Nov. 80, 1868, available $500, ". ~
."r.ssSiiatcd funds, unavailable. A ,o82 90
eas,06s IS
Total. s.................. ........A 400 90
Payments from Dec J. 1885, to Nov 90 1859 81 070O6l 81
Nance Nov. 90, 1859, available $3.50, 828 %
Dcprecis ted funds, unavailable. 4l,oo2 90
- sSo,SSS 90
Total. 1900 90
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November, 1Ses ,674
Increase. .@5 1886
The directors Of the Watertown and Rome Railroad
Company held a meeting in this city the 18th inst at
which Addison Day was appointed Superintendent, in
the place Of Carlos Dutton, who has retired, in
sequence Of the continued illness Of his family. Mr. Day
has had experience the Albany Boston
road and Of the Western railroads. and takes his
position with the endorsement Of Of the best New
England railroad men. In August, 1855. the mortgages
and floating debt Of the company ss54,76s To pay
the floating debt and the mortgage bonds which
maturing annually, TO the amount Of about $46 00 the
company executed a mortgage It's property TO the
amount Of $500 payable in $780, with provision for
sinking fund sufficient TO pay of the whole amount at
maturity. The company have now band cash and
cash assets sufficient TO pay off the entire floating debt,
all Of which natures within about sixty days.
The market for railroad securities has been such the
directors have declined submit loss on the sale Of
these bonds current prices and have paid the maur
ing bonds and the floating debt out OF the earn
ngs at the expense Of deprving the stockholders Of
cash dividends. Under these circumstances dividend
ten per cent, payable in these In lieu Of cash
bond dudend will still leave the indebtedness of the
company considerably within the $500 900 mortgage pay
ment Of which is provided for by the sinking fund The
condition OF the road in respect to its supersructure and
equipment has been better than the present mo-
ment The transfer books will be closed from the LIST
February to the LIST March.
The following is the last weekly statement Of the New
Orleans Banks
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Stocks opened this morning with some degree Of firm
ness but before the close Of the first board prices gave
way, and the market became weak. There is active
call OF bear party at work stocks left TO the natural
fluctuations Of the Market and at this season, usual
there1 very little outside business The decline In Cen
trail brought in some ORDERS and sales made this
morning as high 7sz on time the price afterwards
declined to rs u, and closed in the afternoon at 7Sk
bid. There seems to be nothing TO add 10 what said
yesterday in relation TO the dividend matter When the
disappointment subsidies the effect will probably be
beneficial TO the stock. Rock Island was active
to-day at moderate decline il closed 1t 6aA bid.
Gaena was steady. Yesterdays decline in Panama
seems to have brought in buyers; the stock
advanced u per cent closing 1s4X bid. Pacific Mail
steady Reading advanced per cent on the strength Of
some purchases In the afternoon the market was
shade better and stocks closed steady at the following
quotations; Missouri o's ssh a 81 Canton, IT . 4;
Cumberland Coal preferred, l2x 1917; Pacific Mail
Steamship, tex x; New York Central, 1874 III Erie,
s%a v Hudson River, 421s q 4; Harlem, q 4; do.
preferred, 34s 's Reading, AN A. Michigan Central
a93f 391<; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
6h a Il do. guaranteed, 11s Tx; Panama, 134a a
1856; Illinois Central, 691s a 69X; Galena and Chicago
6o,i 81 Cleveland and Toledo, 1917 l9as; Chicago
and Rock Island, 63i< a 63K.
The following was the business OF the subTreasury
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Phoenix Bhters, free from an nina
of scrofula, eruptions OF the skfn
diseases arising from impure blood
bilious and intermittent fevers soon
-emedies. For sale by DR.. WIN. y
n. Y, and by all druggists.
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DURIFY THE BLOOD
MofYafia Life pills and

raj poifons for the cure
ulcers, pimples, and all
The piles fever and ague,
yield 10 these astonishing
AOFFAT, $50 Broadway,
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Increase 1886 ,67S

Increase .3685,67s 143, O26
The number Of banks in Illinois is 1O3 The State Au-
dtor publishes the following list Of stocks and bonds held
as security for the bank issues The present circulation
Of the banks Of the State Of Illinois 2s secured
bv the following stock viz -
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing were lo7 g. and the balances 81 49,
The following dividends have been decared-The Pacific
Manufacturing Company of Lawrence, Mass, dividend
Of four per cent payable the 2eth inst the FIRST since
its organization the Providence and Worcester Railroad
three per cent, payable January2
The New Orleans Pi,ayune notices sales on Saturday
last Of hundred thousand Mexican dollars at six and
quarter per cent premium The receipts at New Or
leans include Of that description from Brazos
Santiago.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati road earned
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Bsbien Of the Hlarkets for Dast Ittk.

CRESCENT os ss'1sa No l e G"ap i sssss
We have only a moderate business to report for
the past week in our general market, though for
some articles a good demand prevailed with an up
ward tendency in prices Cotton has been depressed
by the unavorabe accounts from Europe with regard
to political AFFAIRS and Flour and most descriptions
of provisions have been dull Tobacco, Sugar, Mo-
lasses and Grain have met with good demand, and
prices have been in favor of the sellers. Freights
have improved
On Thursday morning we published the Arabias
accounts embracing dates from Liverpool to the 9th
inst. They reported heavy and rather dropping
Cotton market, with slight decline in the lower
grades, though the medium and better qualities were
without any quotable change. The weeks sales EN-
braced $4,000 bales of which $500 were on specula
ton and 1000 for Export, the quotations being sgd
for Fair Orleans and 7Sd. for Middling Orleans, the
market closing quiet and dropping. The accounts
from Manchester, however, were more favorable. At
Havre the market was steady, and Orleans Tres Or
dinaire was quoted at lO7 francs. The stock at
Liverpool was stated at 10000, including 100000
bales American.
CorToN The week opened with very firm pre-
tensions the part of holders, but buyers did not
seem much disposed to respond and the sales of the
first three days were confined to about $4,000 bales,
mostly at full prices though without any quotable
change.
On Wednesday, with the-Arabia's advices at hand
about noon the business fell off to about $500 bales
and on Thursday to some 1000 bales, the rates being
irregular and easier for buyers Yesterday only 1900
bales were sold, making total for the week of only
about 10 700 bales the market closing unsettled and
nominal at the range of our quotations:
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DEATH OF A TIGER-The royal Bengal tiger that
wounded young girl named Noble sometime ago in
the National Circus, Philadelphia, died recently from
the effects Of injuries received it is supposed at that
time. The skin has been presented to the Academy
of Natural Sciences. Miss Noble has entirely recov-
cred Her face is scared, but not enough to dlsfg
ure her.
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Children three years old and under three
and twelve od hapce all twelve years
fnilfare.
Family Tickets n psckAees Of had at the
nisS reside the line Of the road procure tickets pack
Of twenty i've for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to forward Pack
Of all Kinds place with which they have
ton, receiving from delivering the doic patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS,
jAA II Mater OF
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Ihere were no transactions IN Exchange to-day OF
sufficient importance to quote.
In uncurrent money there has not been much doing
during the week. Georgia and South Carolina Bank
notes have declined. There are very few Western
bank notes Offering nor is the stock on hand large
In coin there has been sales of Mexican dollars at
l05s The receipts this week have been of Mexican
silver coin and bullion s235 900. There is very little
going through the Mint for coinage, dollars at the
quotations pay much better to receivers than the
Superintendent of the Mint is allowed to pay for re-
coinage. There is very little inquiry for land war
rants We have no change in rates to note.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates Of John Wood cor
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CATTLE MA B Z KT.

JEFFERSON CITY, April %, 1859.
The market was extremely dull, with an ample
supply of Hogs and ordinary Cattle. Prices of good
Western Beeves continued firm, with sales of Choice
at l2c e h. net Prices of other stock at our quota
tons.
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~ a. NEW ORLEANS, JACK-
p HSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

nd hfe January 1889 Passenger Trains Will leave
Orleans twice daily. at 7.aD A. M and 63O p NJ arriv
q osnton At Ss9 r N; and sss 4. M.
hetnrnnRt Will leave Canton at 7, 81 A. NJ and 662P NJ
arriving = New Orleans al & 80 p w. and $40 A. " ~ : '
Al0P.M, " ~ " " ~ '''e ua's ut
FreEht must be at the Depot by o'clock P NJ on the day
70 me departure OF the train otherwise IT will
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commands, ana MI y. Y. WORE remains = elasys ~
'ne ONCE III 'oe 'oi' en1oyment o. Ne exm6a.ss -
Tue puphe'
"o'ae" age Jor ro's Ad1mss-Tbe Isgeens -
laVorlte Fort Adams passenger packet Co.. ~,
Caps. o. memo, ana MT. .. a. Dunbar, CLERK, hsss =
O'Clock TINS evening for Fort Adams A. hanMss
oase anoings.
noe1 Guy Jr t"e osaaea'fa-Tne vc1y Aasaea
rno ieaiiy sood passenger packet Koek City,
= "A'nson' commander, leaves " ocsoek a. sssnp
M ~. u,e uoacnita' running up - nm - Csses
!. -. - S'y 'ne regular low wafer pecses, -
W. nsA. u'ausns, craving Only n'sese sncness
Ro.;.a -" vt ~ ss,ppers LOT 'ne Vusess so.J-
.tann.,, - - D''ss"eoa'--1n ING ~
w a 80, popu'a' passeoger packes bcnsee, Cae
1e..as :. eno Mr 30. Lssg, ssesx
.,d ,.,.r,,na;.. =. IL e'eens 'of 1sse nese1e
=. 49,. 49, '-'.''es " neo Hvez. - 1sasea
d.,,o,. "a 4. ~. lsns pe.senees sers-
=. dsr H. s,;.sss -. p.sAss 'os - Il
-. hs. .o-a.. - As1ous' - - - -
pn.;d.. -. G.,
n,ro-;,s :. 49,. -. 80. q - -
80 . rs.-s $3.50 1.sp's - CAssses
~ a. Co. r.a.s - 49,. =. -
Dc ~ -
,ss.-.s... -. . \ =
.as pa ~ a-' IT. = As - =
..'e' e''oys 'ne ooauaenee " WIG sn'PSs "a
~ s.sa.e. eA.eu' VI nAs greater 20 -
Ia.ee'' '"an '"e nap''es one 'esses poe'1's =
~'e
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~. .1 :, ies"l.l 0n'esepors ~
Se'. VI sAe poPu'a. Japan u =. -
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n. ,o,ns n, ~ II. i. -. 8 y III
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70 = ~ = -
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commandor .nd -. r;,o-o,,. s...-..-.
ist on hoard are he n.,oes - 800 = -
Natcbez. Mes,,s = \ shs-r,., - -. -: -
are the pentemenlv and ,,,.r,;.. - 2
N.tcbez ,eaves nnnctnollv ~ < 1890 =.
T.. M Kenneth fo, 81 Yo,,;. u.,,a.~..,rx.sa
Tho large and mn un;cant ,,a..,,..- ---.. Z.
Kennett Can't Henry SETTER ce..,.r- II. -, z
nos;t;veyv at O'Clock tb;s .,.n,. - q.
intermediate andinoa III. K.rn.s, :; - - p.
finest and fleetest Of the r,a.aenoer $3.50. = -
Nerchants line and ia decideaIv 1o,,.,., -
did cabin large and veil fo,n;.bsa
mneror fare .dded e Tho MI, r.,.,,..ss = ~
nresent ofice,s Il, % Il =. Z. -. 49,.
nacLet cant Hanrv s.i,va~ !. -, rs Z. !.
late nonp,ar commanae, - ~ NJ IY.s.. - d.
cannot fa;I ~ odd s. =.
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donht mi .dd = M .,sI, -. 80, !. =
nonnIoritv he sns,.;n.a -. e :. {.
If tho stssroar. An..-.n,s 5. -, s
worsb.r, ho. ,ndorh,.a ah;,;.. 49,
,.s. ;r.a..;,,, - = AA1 . e sRos-
IIe..S ~ - 9.
road limo Packet NJ
~ o,cIoct ,hs Ioruo a,a sr,,s.s,s ~: $3.50.
sanger naclat A p fao.. caa,I n. - -
manaer nil, hoct 80, "a ~ =. -. y. =.
Ionis. The Iacev "a sr.t.c.s. :. -
narticular IN everv asr.-,r,.n. ~
I
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e. 1883. 1850.
y ss8sSs@xNEWo ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

EXpress,
(Ofce In the Railroad Building street opposte La.
fyee square will deliver In Of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery etc. received
y the Railroad, Or Otherwise be etusied their
charge or forward the with and Dispatch any
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving pnr
pose eher at the Express Office the Residences
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 20
through the Train and receive the Checks
persons wishing their Baggage hotel or residence
The Company will responsible articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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THE WHARF, BOAT AT VlCKsBURG-

By of the Mayor Council the city yickshrg
publish for the information of the public the following points
decided by the Rgh Court of Errors and ppeas Mssis
spp the October 1853 in the of Baxter j. Butler
Smith 4 Thorp:
l. THAT proprietor of the wharf boat Vckshurg
right 10 charge wharfage storage goods left his
boat belonging consigned citizen OF Vcksbug until
they have remained the boat twenty hours after notice
to the consgHte.
g. That the j. Butler
certain citizens If Vcksin by which the latter agreed pay
the form his schedule of charges receiving and storing
their freight his wharf merely The employment
b. j. Butler their agent for indefinite time stipulated
price, and either party has the right
by giving notice to he ether party.
MILES G. FoLKEs, Mayor.
Vickshurg April IL, 1859. ais l2t
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Neh 0rlsans DaiIp Grestsnt.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL %, 1859,
Netu 0rltaus MIumtu Nlarktt.
CaEscENr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp sire,
ErtH.o Hvn-fr<. M

CREscENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Friday Evening. April q, 1883.
As Good Friday is in our State legalized day Of
suspension in all business, we have very little to say
this evening on the money market. The ruling rates
Of the week are comprised in the table below:
First class 9d12 months paper. .........7 617Izpct
or short date there is very little offering.
Good TO fair maturing after the LIST Novem.
Der next and before January. .......71z49 pct.
Frst-class mortgages. 1zfD24 months. .61zg7Mfct
Short losns good AID choice collaterKls al fct
Second and third class mongages....... 3 6pi2 Tct
The stock market holds up well-abont as high as
ever known-and though there is good deal of talk
about war and its effects, have not heard of any
holder who has become alarmed and DESTROYS of SELL
ing out.
The following are the values Of shares and bonds
this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

B VNMxfnsAsLIFR y CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
and forward kinds Of package, and
Gfspds naansas Cardenas villa Clara sseaa ia
Cuba Nuevitas Puerto Principe Santiago de
k.pr q ce %s Fargo Co. ingon United States
Company for the United California and Europe
at undar 81
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TOBACCO. "A good demand has prevailed in the
Tobacco market this week, and notwithstanding the
diminished stock left by the large transactions of
last week, some 5000 hhds. have been sold, l6O of
which at &C., LOG at 64c., SO at 43c, 81 at &c.
IS at 647c SO at &C., at and &c., 100 at 74c., SO
at 7sc, 80 at &c. IL at &c. log at &c., As at &c., 10
at SEC, at 9c Is at 9ac, so at 3d. at u and &c.,
at 94c., and the balance on private terms. The
market has generally been firm at the following quo
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SUNDRlEs-oE BOARD SHIP PRPPEREa.Is froa
- Bordeaux below coming up
CLAkET-S0 casks good ordinary and family
SARDINES-00 of 100 boxes in on II Kpnda
net Nantes.
CoRKS37 bales fine and superfne French. Of taO nn1
IL COO each L bale of 6O0O large Demijohn Corkz.
DRY PRUSES-60 cases, OF "A Jars, pS ai1ere1k
shapes and sizes. s
~ s. D. GRATIAA 4 CO,
m29 20 s<reet.
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Weekly Coffee Statement.

Weekly Coffee Statement
New ORLEANS, April 90 1859
Arrivals direct since LIST July. ........... $685. 90
Coastwise, since LIST july. ll0s-s7o 202 bags
Same time last year direct. .........,. I86.I45
Do do do coastwise. 2T,s.6-2l3,97l bags
Increase of imports this year. l56 23l bags
Stock in first hands this day. ............ Is 99I
Stock in second hands this day. 237S- 1882 bugs
Same time last year. ............. 5000 bags
Increase of stock this year,. 1892 bags
ARRIVALS WEEK. DIRECT,
Caroca to Schwartz Co 900 bags
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ENDs, kVuaDltY NEW oRLsAsa.

LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS
ND Manufacturers Vertical Forizonita ErzA
Sellers, Sugar Mills Vacuum psns Sugar Kstssas. Casrke
'ilters Se, and Eorae Power Draining Machines, Sas Mia
Sin desring, Iron Columns and Fronts for EnflainEs
Mouths, arsts Bars. and all Msehustg s
hi Sonth.
We haze been duly authorized ard arer.epsre canzfru
PATENT RAGASSE FURSAGE-d
feI2 dEwly IkEfxS 4 co.
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WIN, A. BARTLETT, BRokKfs. No. 81 Ora
Of lie .;Manhsttann and "Kncksrheearru Liza
Insurance Companies of New York. M II
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river. The Leona is fleet, staunch, and has very
superior passenger accommodations. We commend
her and her popular officers to shippers and travellers
to-day. Mr.. George W. Remer is the obliging and
courteous clerk in charge of the Office.
Starlight for Red RiUer.- This noble packet,
whose well known popularity consists in the posses
sion of those most desirable qualifications of speed
staunchness beauty, comfort and safety leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Jefferson and all intermediate
landings Red river. The cabin Of the Starlight is
complete in its appointments and combines luxury
with comfort. Her staterooms are large and com.
Portable while her table is always loaded down with
the :" good things" Of this life The officers of the
Starlight are gentlemen of experience, and decided
favorites with the travelling and shipping community.
Capt Chas. F. Hayes, commands, and Mr.. Charles
Hayes, her clerk, is at once gentleman and a
thorough business man. Give the Starlight a
bumper this evening.
Paul Jones for Camden.-The regular ten.day
passenger packet Paul Jones, Capt. Frank Keeling,
commander, leaves at O'Clock this evening for Cam.
den direct, making all intermediate landings. The
Jones is fast, staunch and elegant in her appoint
ments and is under the command and official charge
of the most careful and attentive officers Her cabin
is large well furnished and leads into vast number
of spacious and excellent state-rooms Her table is
always spoken of in terms of the highest commenda-
tion and is replete with the best the markets con.
tribute.
r. W. lMcRae for the Ouachita-This superior
packet makes her weekly trips between this
CITY and Trenton with the regularity of clockwork
She was receiving briskly yesterday, and leaves posi-
lively at O'Clock this evening. The McRae goes to
Ouachita City, Trenton, and all intermediate landings
on Ouachta and Black rivers. Her passenger accom-
modations are unexceptionabe. Capt Jno. W. Tobin,
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% ENItIVAL-G. Il. sLUCOMB 1 90. have ran Owed
IA from Charres street to their New SoSe street,
ana 50, Is, 81, Sc and IS Common street. se24 e