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Below-Coming;Up.

Ship Realm, Burgess, Is days from New York to G
A Fosdick.
Ship Forest King, Bolles, from Liverpool goth Jan to
E j Hart &co.
Ship G Hurlbut, Manson, l3 days from New York to
Cohen NJ Soria.
Ship Harry of the West, Emery, - days from Boston
to G A Fosdck, with 6O3 tons ice to Bos-
worth eco.
Ship Golden Cross Bell from Liverpool Jan 18th, to
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Sarah Minot, (new) Whelden, I'm Boston, with
1887 tons ice to j l. Warner eco.
Ship Louisa Hatch, Mclean, from Sunderland Jan g.
Ship Aldanah Bunker, = days from Boston, to W J
Dewey.
Ship Pleades, Hall, - days from Boston, to Geo A
Fosdick.
Ship Pepperell, Dixey from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
Ship G W Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Hynson &eo.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship P Whitney, Gray, 10 days from Boston, to
j P Whitney &co. Cargo LOGS tons ice to S B
Smith eco. -
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G W
Hynson &co.
Sandman Bark Gundolpho =, from Palermo, with
fruit to A T Cochran j. Hall.
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vIcKsBURG PACKETS.
$3.50 @ S4tK VAT frn a5Eh TIKI 60;

la4ktrStrss WEEKLY MAIL LINE lhMstxs,S
zss&sSsAh TO vICKSBUR s5sssM
TUESDAY. nt O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams Natclez, Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and Vicksbarg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
o'c ock P
buck and will take freight for all landings river
high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY. at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet VIcksburg, Capt
Capt j. NJ White, will leave nr Donaldson vlle Plaque
mine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney Jos
eph Grand Gulf, Warrenton Vcks6urg Milliken's Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwth Landing Phi
chers Point Ashton Grand lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthngton, EVERY THURSDAY at
The vfCKsBURG connects at vicksSnrs with the
DEWDROP and will take freight landings OIL
the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. NJ
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet hatcher. Gap,
t. p Leahers will leave for Donadsonvlle Plaquenine
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Viekshurg EVERY SATURDAY, at 5
o'clock p. NJ.
The steamer NATCHEz, connects at vcksburg with
the steamer DEWDROP and viii take freight for all ianug
on the Yazoo river as high Is Greenwood
The mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days, without taii, appointed Al
attended to.
These boats will responsible any letter package
containing money leary other vRluaoes unless regular
bills OF fading specifying the contents Pslua
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
ForfrsiRh. or passage apply on board, OF
CARROLL. HOLMES & CO.,
jell # Union Row, So 'sroudeat.s
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imports.


NEW YORK VIA HAVANA, Steamship Coatza-
eoalcos. Assorted mdse
INDIANoLA AND GALVESTON :. Steamship
Mexico 3 bales cotton Tarleton, Whiting Il Tus.
81 Williams &co q Edward Pilisbury. 6 A j Tully
&co. II Duncan Il Logan 0 Coleman, Britton Eco.
Rugeley, Blair &co. 2 Lewis Il Ogesby, . Burn
side &co. 2 Moses Greenwood geo lOl hid cattle to
FRANKIE i Daniels. E Gerard. Col A C Myers Cyrus
thompson. j Connolly Geo. Farley Jurey SEQ
Wheeler & Sheppard.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO via INDIANOLA. Steam
ship Arizona. 43 bales cotton Farley, Jurey Sco, *
DIR Morgan. "a Henderson Terry Geo 3 Carroll
Hoy &co. 8 Fellowes &co. IS Hall, Rodd & Putnam
- Biscoe Il Sims. sundries to Preau & Coutere
II Phelps, 20 b Graham. horses and sundres to
order. Total III bales cotton.
NEW YORK. Ship Andover. assorted mdse
HAVANA. Schr Black Squall 35l boxs sugar to
] Murison AGO. 100 do Thompson &co as bales
tobacco f Walls. Il case segars Piaggio & Viosco
do De Gournay. segars to X Lambert. C Espinola
Ferrer AGO. ,Cabalero & Basualdo. Laborde &
Xiques. r McGregor &co. j Maxent. p Guma and
snndries to order.
CHARLESTON. .Schr stoney. 1913 ties rice
to Wood g. Low. 81 do s L & E l. Levy. 337 do 376
bgo peas to order. 200 do de Egane. 200 do to
W Il Montgomery, 200 do Bareli Geo.
PENSACOLA. .schr Southern Independence. 49,
1874 feet lumber 227,4 400 laths to R Pike.
BOSTON Ship Jno Patten. $50 tons ice to j L
Warner &co. ,asstd mdse.
NEW YORK. Ship Mary Ogden. .asstd mdse.
PHILADELPHIA Bark Azof .asst'd mdse.
BOSTON. Ship Elizabeth Kimball. 800 toos ice
to B Smith. assorted mdse. st
.TusPAN. .sehr Jaeinta. .sls,s5T specie to Bru
giere eco.
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n. @, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. :. From Canton. 80 bales cotton to
Henderson 4 Peae. 1856 Warren, Gilmore Geo. 46
] G S Kicks SEQ. As Carroll, Hoy Geo, .5s do
Payne & Harrison: 80 Ably & Catching. 81 Walker
& Snider. II Shelby, Seymour eco. .l6 Rockford
Brown eco. IA Block, McAffee &co. IL A Tully i
CO. 1OrIloyd q Frierson.. 8 Thornhlll &co Z Rob
son Allen. Z Lewis & Ogesby. g Cutrer, Harrison
SEQ &c West villarie Geo IS Gifen, Smedes Geo. 8
Bradley, Wilson &co: s A N Hopkins. 4 J Per
Byrne, Vance Geo. 2 Coleman, Britton &co Total
523 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD From Mobile
Steamer Oregon. .sundries to order
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REPoRrED CnRvAssEs--It was reported yesterday
1T " 1evee had again broken on the plantation of
~ late John N. Bell. We were informed, however,
1T snch was not.the case, and that there was no
kkeihood Of . break, as many hands were engaged
= strengthening the works.
he Bonnet Carrie levee has been in bad condition
kssveral days, but it is hoped all things will be
nads nafe. Mr.. Lafayette Caldwell, Swamp Land
Cenmlsioner, has been operating there with large
ssce The past week As he is very efficient and en-
ugetc, No hope and think he may succeed in avert.
~ the danger.
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ComERcIAL Reading RooMs. Since taken in
Ind By Mr. F. ". Cooler, the present energetic pro.
ietor the affairs Of this institution have been con-
acted most admirably and it has CONSEQUENTLY been
yuF successful Mr.. Cooler has determined to spare
% exestion expense in bringing il yet nearer to
Ne perfection Of what such an establishment should
b, and which it will attain in his hands, If he retain
= management long enough to carry out his views
Ne has renewed his lease Of the and the books
geF renewal Of subscriptions for the ensuing
win be opened the 1st Of May, when it is presum-
"a that their number will be largely increased for
sikizens have become persuaded Of the advantages
commanded by those having the right of admission
= ths rooms, where papers from all parts of the
ucsjd and containing intelligence on every matter of
hade and business may always be consulted
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FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE

ENACTS AND SUVWESTIONS, OHAINfINu ~ q
consideration Of all those conducting business either on
large small scale in the city country:
As perfectly reliable SAFE when encounteng fire,
from hundred thousand times it's cost 1t is anything but
economy dispense with the of such article to
conde that is liable to deteoras thus becoming unre
liable when old.
The subscriber has constantly Tor sale SAFES made in New
York. ST. Louis and Boston, which only originally but
permanently fire proof This he prepared demonstrate
who visit address him. by desgne
distributions he neither expects wishes
chase unless fully satisfied that their interest counss
them to do So
Safe indispensable those having occasion to keep
books papers, money jewery fire policy to those
owning ut cks Of merchandise foregoing brief aiuson
precauon of ncalcuabe importance will it is hoped in
duce many appreciate the necessity Of
vestgatng subject intimately connected with their
pary uelfare. ISAAC BRIDGE,
mi8 I'm 81 Magazine street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CoATzAcoALo0s.-The Louisiana
1shnAntepec Company's new steamer Coatzacoalcos,
capt. Wilson, from New York on the 23d ult., via
Ayana on the 18th ult, arrived at the South West
u flday evening, and during the night on her way
up she ran ashore about 20 miles below the city,
where she still remained last evening. The purser
reports that on the passage from New York to Ha-
vana she experienced very heavy weather. He also
reports that gale was blowing at Havana on the
18th. which continued to the 18th.
The G. brings alarge cargo Of assorted merchandise
md the following passengers
From Ntw Pork-G Schmidt. 3. N. Lee. O. G. Mullen, Mrs
&&a4. johnson. r Y -
ktDm Havana-Mr. and Mrs. r. Mari, Mr. aud Mrs Hunt
Canery, s. Btuting, A. n Lamothe x. Mare j. Herrsra
4 ~ r roy, b. Van Sleek F. Hall c. P. Marsden.
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Passengers.

Per Steamship Mexico, from Indianola and Calves
ton-W vandeir and lady, Miss NJ Shields, Mrs
Mitchell, Miss Mclaughlin Mr. Butel and lady, Capt
Ward, Messrs Vandenberg, Franklin, Hitchings,
Mesryweather, Silman, Warren, Murdock, Murch, A
Wood, Mills s Jones, Aycock, NJ Saford, j K
Bailey, l on deck.
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GALVESTON AND 1NDIANOLA :. Steamship
Chas Morgan. 1892 bbs -four, 10 hhds sugar 155 scks
corn IT'S do coffee, ties lard loo bales hay, 100 bxs
mdse.
MARSEILLES via GIBRALTAR. Bark Beagio
box SO hhds tobacco for Gibraltar l6 hhds tobacco
2 bxs do 80 ,l40 slaves for Marseilles.
ROTTERDAM. Ship Charlemagne. 1880 bales cot
ton, 1858 hhds tobacco, 1000 slaves.
ANTWERP. Ship Tropic. $50 bales cotton, FOG
hhds tobacco, $4,000 slaves.
BOSTON. Brig Lizabel 1880 bbls -four, 73l bbls
llrd, 10 ties do
MINATITLAN. .schr Chipola. .19s bbls flour, 8
do sugar, and sundres.
PENSACOLA. .Schr Martha. 900 scs corn, 20 do
cofee so bales hay, csks bacon, 3 kgs lard, bbs
do, So bbls pork, 46 bbls flour, 8 bbls whisky do
sugar, 20 do lard oil, 20 do bread pkgs mdse tic
rice.
PENSACOLA. .Schr Powattan .7s5 scs corn 10
oats 20 bales hay cks bacon 100 pkgs furniture
Is bgs coffee, Is bbls sugar. 10 bbs whisky 10 boxs
schnaps Is bbls beef 10 bbls molasses 30 do bread
40 bbls pork l63 bbls -four, pkgs mdse.
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GALVESTON, April LIST. Arrived tug boat Union,
from New York
MATAGORDA, Apl LIST. Arrived off the Bar, bark
Cavallo, from New York
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT LAURENT CHEESE vs.. SIMEON
pf VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sal,

,1'sP ;.5S5 ees' ] Ssa5ss SIMEON
directed by The Honorable the Third District Court
sell public City street between
Camp and Magazine streets, on TUESDAY the 18th day of
THE oNE tSDivIbEb HALF OR MolErY of the fol.
lot of ground the Third District of -
this CITY, in the square No. Il comprised between History
ot and measuring rencl - gnchss
street t s;s o @
% made e &C. A. e. m a Oh
fsSs s' Sosy aSs @ e''-''t once '''
Together with all buildings improvements and appurte
o e ground bovs described is composed of three lots
october $751; before Felix DsArmas Notary Pub.
sslzsdin he above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Sheriff of t E. + Parish fAht q 6Iisans
de ia Yo4Ssi!s orleans. EoN EsN .RD-No is4iI.
he"otsSs Tra4 ' eoar &c de 6 hsf Dc
Ia s dams aars Rr9cters
Communist entree du Camp de Magasins,
LA MoITIE INDIvIsE de la propriee descrip-
Vile dams ie. No IS compr. entire les raes de- H slss
formant coin nesure Francase 1872 pies
popses de fce Ia re Dc Craps s1 nn gne 81 es
deug de Ia RE de Hs,ors ia rue De Craps
1854 etude de Abel Dreyfous, noare public
vile,
sf9uven. sur ls o terrain iepe,danee e, apparena
les Nos sur IN plan drssss par joseph Fs p sS Or,
ct anneNe une acte au RAPPORT de Felix ci-devant
sass dams lataire c des SUI "' u ''00e i0'V
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de a d
m25 al II IS 26 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlanns.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
of New Orleans ! Nos 1858 and IL $50 vs. 7'''e
RY yiikTTiEi e Mrlts q alias dsr, fas,as
Orleans the above entitled will proceed
public auction, The City Hotel Common street,
Camp and Magazine streets on TUESDAY, April 10Th, 1852
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
ghhs Miro street, BY 3D feet deep between parallel
Aiso s The UNbvIpED HALF Of parcel of ground, lying
measuring line lot
fee! inches and on the side towards Hpita street and 70
street
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
F. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DnuxlHsn oouH De DISTRICT a. VILE DE IA NILE
della Nouvelle Orleans. GI. y meme vs lie meme.
I'm vERru de eu. o, M, ,,Ss St M fa-
y ca moi actresses par ,euxens Cour de Dis
ist s h Makb fH m s s,s s e
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Magashs
IN TERRAIN, stue dams lie D.usiame District de cette
wills dams e borne par leg rSes Miro MI de pa6pta ct
Ia Miro, l3l peds de prcfundeur, paral
arssi la MoiTIE INDIYISE Dune ortion de terre der
fere terrain sns decrt In de port de terre 81
pouce Il ligne c5e de la rue de PT6pal Fl 10
niets Ell qnatre hueme Ia igne d cote de la
| saisis dams les anares ci.dessus
ooNplrloss-oonptanta u moment DC p4aigdieatt9n
m26 al II is &c Sheriff de la Parosss d 0rlesLs
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ODD FKLLows' CELEBRAr1oN.- We refer to the or
~ Of exercises and Of procession to be observed at
- CREST celebration BY the Odd Fellows of the For
I'll Anniversary Of their order in the United States
\ WIN h observed that the solemnity will be on the
snd and impressive scale BETTING the occasion and
becoming tie numerous and influential Order Of the
htroducsion Of which to the country where it has so
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NJ FLYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
In. has removed his office ANTE CIrY. where he will
attend TO locating and surveying land and win GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes Of ST. Helena St. Tam
mary, Washington and Livingston
Price Of Government lands, under the graduation Iaw-2
ceuts per acre, aul2 1y
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j, s. sIhONps. GEO. D. HIrk.
sIMONDS d HITE, -
a No. 10 Canal street, No. 9 crOssman street and ~
" No. New Levee street,
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Workers,
Brass Founders and Fnshers and Manufacturer Of Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evapo-ang Pans Ferers Juice Pans
Chmneys and Breeching Steamboat and Plantation Black
smithinS.
Also
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STORES,
Planters Merchants and will find 1t their ad
vantage give call before purchasing contracting
v
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A 7 7 A K A P A S.

Leevery Tuesday, at3 p " positively.
T., H=s FOR ATIAKAPAS.--va PLAQUE
lEAAAAkpne-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres, j.
4@-% Iabarthe, master, will be ready receive
freight nlrday for St. Nartinsvie, New Iberia, Jean.
eets Cbfn. Franklin Ceuterville Pattersonvilie and
all iuterma ports the route.
All bus Entrusted to her will be promptly attended
to. For ID particulars apply board.
j. j. Bhe takes this op?orsuni Of returning his
thanks hslic and his friends for their liberal patronage
VIRGlSIuS C. DENrZEL,
NAG Advertising Agent.
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Shipping $nteIliael1te.

+ - Soc the back OF this page - 7th - for
kHnancial, Commercial and River News
Saepartments.
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sHERrFFS SALES.

sP HERHEek S. STEWART
OF Of hd fs sd a'Siss e to osa
Of New Orleans In the above entitled win proceed
ss M s As .lsss
in o 81 sf T%Rd R osM II a,' f fiy
Seized Is S n The H,. above suit.
E. t. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
sa.,.,;:' S,s.a AsT H hA4sEs.s s1f IT,
- .dresse par phonorsele Trossme cour DO District
depot .ue IS dams 10 beussme District do
Ssi1a; as s
ssisi dams raaaire CT. dessus
CoNDtTlONs-Comptanta u moment de Naturalization.
aa4 Sheriff de Parosse H d'or1lsans.
r''srs SHs hsBsR1s Il
RY VIRTUE of q writ OF fieri fncias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
at public suction at No Front Lsve. street IN The II frs.
nist'is of this city, MONDAY, April lIth 1852 at 10y
a OF or OFFICE FURNITURE, etc. as per inventory
h's Sls ,e @ 6s f!h fsoN SAFE.
s syTE II rs AsSxs ' on til. spot,
f. T. PARKER, Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ouArRrxxu couR DISTRICT JOHN A: ROBERTS VS. os.
de L. Noays,ls o!,ean. RabiSk.No lsoos 5 Va :"
adresse honorable Quatrieme Cour de District de ia
dams ss sHars cdessus je procedeai e
Front Lvss Premier district Dc ' eetie s' vile Ia
81 ss
"G %u ssTf IN E pSpE Ffsta Fort.
sdNn dams Taffa ire. eidessus
Is. 7. Parker.
my az 4 3 IL Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrleans.
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CzURcHs NIAGARA.-Those having charge Of this
Ameus picture fndit difficult to get away from the
~ with IT. 20 numerous those desiring to see it,
- ~ It again, and who are mindful that ii may
a.an pass from public exhibition forever in conse
npce q becoming the private property Of the for
person to whom it may be awarded. In may
- ~ few days longer in the commodous
over the store Of Nessrs. Bloomfield, Steel &
4 10 Camp street.
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D A. FAHNEsToCK,s VERMIFUGE-

d. -
This safe and only eectus remedy for has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than
proprietary medicine which has appearance in
the United States
used with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained emnence in the medical profession in
all the MIDDLE, Western and Southern States
The great Of its popularity the fact that nothing has
yet discovered which substituted in place and
that may all without any
suit Its perfect safety recommends it II
secrrted within the system. wi speedily expel
without fail But order obtain the genuine article,
purchase should be his guard and look we'll to the
initials bottle and wrapper and be particular that
he is buying B. A. FAHNESTOCk'S YERMIFUGE and no
thor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

FATAL AFFRAYs IN New YoRK.-A boy named
Nh. McEroy fell dead in the street on the 2ath inst
while walking with little girl His death was sup
posed to have been caused by stab in the breast, in
Mcted with an awl a few days previously by Thomas
Miller, who was arrested.
a shooting affair occurred in an oyster saloon SO
Dowery, in which John Fnlmer keeper Of the saloon,
hot Charles Sturges twice, inicting mortal wounds
After the affair the Bowery boys" rallied and de.
zolished the saloon.
a REMNANT OF THE LOST TRIBEs.-The Jewish
chronicle states that the remnants of Jewish col
sny have been found at Kaifung- foo, China. COM
1unicsop is about to be opened with these sons of
kael by their British coreligionists and they will be
requested to send two youths to England to receive
% European education. They heve been separated
Som I'll intercourse with the remainder of their race
jbr period Of six centuries
AN AGED SUfcIDE.-Capt. j. q. Weber, an aged
man Of so years, committed suicide at Bellevue
Iowa, by cutting his throat with razor, on the 7th
tnst At an early day he was United States Land
Agent at Galena. ard had been agent Of the Hudson
Ray Company. Il u said that he was the first white
nan who looked upon Great Salt Lake. He was an
hfdel and had for many years declared his deter
ninasion Of taking his own life.
FaIGHTRSED 10 DKArH.-One night recentlv q
resty OF men gave Mr.. Desanlniers, respectable
etzen Of st. Anne des-P PLANES in Canada charivar
renade, and conducted themselves 80 violently that
Madame Desanlniers died OF fright The authorities
are investigating the anair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

a G,kocRArIc MEEr1NG.--We refer to published
81 MACS meeting Of the Democracy, to be held
II CA Fellows Hall this evening.
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Ia l. A B A M A YER.

fsL FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lEA93 SPR1NGS-Twice week-The steamer Adj
- vance, Sam. Ables, master, will leave for
Badon Mllum Springs twice week, follows
Leav Vile for Bladon and Cnum Springs and Demopolis
every sly evening, nj o'clock.
Leas4y e for Badon and Cullun Springs every Wednes-
dayev SsPt O'Clock.
--Returnng--
LeareBtn and Cuum Springs every Tuesday Thurs
day eve4 o'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Ftidipnins, at O'Clock.
For pas, apply to -
T. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupouas street,
ie26 rV or SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile.
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FOR PELOUSA AS.
BLACK AND WHITE RIVERS

Leaves WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst. at SPIN
, IT. FOR pOCAHONTAS, POWHATAN
LEElAfsus Batesvle Jscksonpor Augusta Des Arc and
So all landings White and Black rivers The
regular packet steamer Europa, Taos. h. Bailey master
Will leave as above For freight apply
N4RGINlCS e. DES1ZEL
"a Advertising Agents.
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Leaves FRIDAY. Sth instant, at 5P. NJ.
United States NAH Line,
+, ~ MEMPHIS AND NEW OR.
lEAllSasSa LEANS PACKET LINE For Memphis and
the Bends -nfhe hrst class packet II.
II. w. Hill, Captain T. II. Newell, will
ceve freight Wednesday morning the Gi,od street
and will leave above. For freight passage apply on
beard, rto j. II. FRELIGH
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
A-Th line connects at Napoleon with regular
the Arkansas White Memphis with superior
packets for st. Lonis aud Louisville.
-Adams Express carried regularly by this line. az
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18
DIED,
In this borough the evening Of the 4th inst ABRAM
d. MONTANYE, in the 4lst year of his age.

In this borough the evening Of the 4h inst ABRAM
d. MONTANYE, in the 4lst year of his age.
At the residence Of her sonnaw w. s. jayne in Can
ton, on Friday morning, 5th inst, BETSEY WRIGHT,
widow of Charles Wright, Revolutionary soldier, in
the 9Sth year of her age.
The deceased native of Connecticut and for many
years active member of the Presbyterian Church. and
of the strongest advocates for vital pety and activity
in the Christian church. to which hundreds of Divnesas
well Others will bear testimony who have listened TO
her instructions. She retained her mental faculties al
most unmpared to the latest hours of her life The chris
an fortitude and resignation with which she bore her
last suerngs for than three weeks speaks volumes
in favor of the Christian religion. She often heard
to say during her suerngs which were severe that they
were but little compared with what the Savior suffered
for her. So dies the devoted christian with an unwaver-
ing faith the sting of death is overcome and calmly they
fall into the of crucfed Redeemer, to slumber
sweetly until the morning of the Resurrection. ~