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febH no u onperior street,
NOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
II -On Clair street. neea, large two-story
Brick House and Lot with all mo 1em improvements A
small payment down. balance in q ve years tiDe-SI 500
FARM IN WILLOUGdBH-h 0 acres-soif sandy and
graYey loan. good farm house. orchards ke-si5 per
acre. rl...
HIGH StRFFsT-EsOod two story House and L0t-s2O09
SIBLEY STREFsT-Vacant Lot 11xl65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-az acres In 1d-Soo.
WILLOW STREET-Between 81. Cizir an1 SuPeii'i
streets, ouse and Lof-S35O, -. r :.
BOLITAR STREET-Nice l1i story House anu Aoe
TVlRTY kCRES-I5 miles by railread ron me elty
vii ain mile of station good rich soil snad houAe' Eooo
b. ms fruit &C.. the very low pTs q IllSNINf-S ll
- As-i = ~ Marble Blork.
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Real Gstate Agents.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms RAN CE
AGENTS,
an ct-oo& RlooI- M, ufo :

No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
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NEW DIcTIoNLRY.-Worcester Dictionary,
which has been in course of preparation during
the past six years. is advertised to be published the
coming May. It is in the qusrto form, and will
be comprised in about eighteen hundred pages
Besides giving the photography, prOnunciatiOn,ety
mology and definition of every word in use in the
English language; its elaborate treatment of syno
nyms, will add greatly to the value Of the work
Another valuable feature is that words are Illus
trated by cuts to the number of twelve hundred
The Dictionary is to be furnished to subscribers
only from the first edition, which viii be printed
on an extrx quality Of paper, and the first impress
sions viii Of course be the most clear and beauti-
full Ingham Bragg are the agents, to receive
subscriptions, and have also sample ofthe work
on exhibition.
Mr. EDITOR Since the city authorities have
commenced their great crusade against the market
men IN Ontario street, see they are, by way OF
showing their consistency, allowing wood teams
TO "conTegsss' on the south side Of the Public
Square think if they would add to the wood
teams 3 few loads of hay, and the CONSEQUENT
crowd Of drays and hunger-bitten cows. they
might make the public believe that the ont door
trade Of the street is nuisance and ought to be
removed. They really need just some such auxil-
tary oontrivance to make out case against us.
Yours B.
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HOLLowAY's PMS AND OINTnNr.-TI


HoLLoWAY's Pills AND OINTNRNT.-The
dire hydra Of disease Dyspepsia driven totally and f
naIly from the system By this great anti bilious remedy;
while the Ointment reduces the inflammation oceAsioned
by GOut Rheumatic affections. Tbs Pills set in uni
son. cooling and refreshing heated blood and renova
ing the vital organization
Sold at the mandatory. No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and by al Druggists 26c &C. and 81 per pct or
boz. 23
a # any people in the world ever needed
apostle the devils out, it is who live in
this waterogged country. The miAsmac poison of
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood to reve in Agues and Fevers which shake and
scorch US all Ayers "AeUE CURE" is said to be the
apostle need and of nehbors who have tried
it confirm the report.-JouTzol. Plano, III.
2 If you are sick the probability is
that the Of your suffering in the stomach From
weak proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague, Languor Nau-
sea- legion Of other tomenting diseases Indigestion
produces thin blood therefore destroys the strength
and veor of the entire system To restore the tone Of the
stomach and enable throw of and dismiss forever all
these troublesome and dangerous complaints nothing is
necessary but persevering of DR.. J. HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTTTERS. A trial Of their
pover eanno. fail prove that there is failure then
sedafivs effects We eheerfully recommend them to the
public knowing do their many excellent qualities
For sale by Druggists ard dealers everywhere.
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENT
March ID. 1858. by


FHos. DENHAsI JOSEPH ". BRIGGS,
OfCleveland, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
ments are a perfect substitute for weights and pull
leys and balances the sash any desired po giving an
ALARm oy me lowering Of the SaSn. ana are
easily applied to windows IN bnildInss ready built.
The following is from the welknown Master
FuiIders Of Cleveland -
CLEVELAND, Ohio November ls5e
AlesSrs DEEHAN BBIe9s.- the undersiEned haT-
,@sTsmined YOUR ALARM SPRING SASH RET.INf7F
- roSt cheerfuy mnend an invention Taluahe
10 community and superior to anything purposes
5ee5 an burglar proof with berfectn = and
imnlctv Of construction. and applied TO the window with
cb e5uarztjvely trinx eIrense Is sufficient EuarzrtT
thsf generous pubic will adopt II, and viii come
n Risrfburu Architeci isaac Sturteysnt Builder
:" and TSuilder Geo. Campbell-..-.. do
W 7 Werner BuilderiG H Kidney.-.--... do
shsrn,n Kennel - do James Budge.-.-.... do
" f1nhhon - do A. G Bralnard.-...-. 90
q NJ Stiles - 20 S. H Richardson.... do
william Colistsr do s. II. Wa d. DO
HeurV Blair do s. Colahan- 90
p n Young . do Len Johnson 90
a Piper r. do John Givsns. c 1ntractor
>ahn Gil - Coufraetori and Builder.
and Builder.
inTeation is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
WsTshogss Of 7. DENHAM, No. 50 Public square
County and State Rgts for sae oy the szlenles aeczl
RS-COLLARS-A LARGE
l9t of Misses Collars at onlv shilling each-eyery
SSt articles also, large assortment Of hands0ne Cors
&c viii be sold low IulA s. HfMAN CO,
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION
sS6fi yards shilling prints marked d0wn TO eichi
Se1ss. jznl7 BALDWIN eCo.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
IL VALUABLE PROPERTY-Fifty Acres-On the
Euclid Plank Road. miles from the city flourish
ing Academy Churches &c. large fne house, barn,
chard &c $500 only cash half the balance IN good
western lands and haf mortgage at = cent inter
est for u years . :
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCyHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot Hun tlngton street TO
exchange fUr hsuse and lot the West Side. $1,000
KINS0fAN STREET-A shoIt distance from the Fs-
male Seminary large and desrahle two 81 brick house
and and quarter Of land excha nsef0r farm
5000
HIGH STREET-Lot I3 feet front with God two story
house, exchange for a farm
ERIE COUHTT-50 acres La ke shore, = mile from
RzrOad station 3 miles from house barn and
orchard rich sandy loan soft 10 timber exchange
for house and lot in the city.
BRIDGE STREEI-On ar large lot with frame
Store and brick dwelling; TO excha for farm 5000
PINE LANDS-In MiSSouTi-C 40 acres Of first quality
pine land ell located and RarOad at 81
Win exchange for House asd 10 the few acres
the city. or for stock Of 2 DDS.
NEWBURGH VILLASE-H ocse and Lot nearthe Cat
House, Lot and good House, viii exchange Tor
a farm Sl300.
WALNUT sTREET-House and Lot to exchange for 4
farm $500
KINsMAN sTREET-Near Peuy-Good two story
House and Lot; TO exchange for a r. rm $500
ROUSE JENNINGS.
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EOR SALE Good Improved
n RnsineSs proDertv centrally located. 5000
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With 76 acres of land
and good stone quarry the Chagn River One OF the
valuable Water Powers the State with % feet fa
a8d abundance of water The land aone Is worth the
a DEsIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PRoPERTY-on On
stTeet-ice IL story cottage house with rooms
Lease has to run and ground rent Reasonable
THIRTY-oNE AcREs-on Crswford Road, four miles
from the city By Euclid Plank Road with House and
Barn and some timber. SID per
WOODEN F FACTORY. SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne County-Never-faing water power. Woolen
Factory and Saw Mil doing good business; Sood
dwelling House Barn and so Of land with orchard
&c. Also a good vein Of coal.
PARK STREET-House ard Lot $500
ST CLAIR STREET-EaSt OF the Medical ColleSe.-
Lot e6xl65 feet corner, with four one and ham soJ
SUPERIOR STREET EXTE NsION-TEo miles from
the Court House. Of IA nd IN hne condition, very
cheap at S375 Deracre
LAKE STkEET-West Of on tario-GOod story house
and lot g feet front; very desirable property for ous-
CHOICE LAND--l6o acres in Michigan, 9 miles from
the Capa al, wetinbered, ve1wateTed and the best OF
soil old sett led neih6orhoOd worth SIS per acre
Can be bought for So If spplied Tor soon
HICKOX Al.LEY-Witl3in two minutes Walk OF Inc
Public Square, good sized and half story house and
GREENWOOD sTREET- House and Lot $500.
HURON SIREET-Good wO story House and Lpt-
FRANKLIN srREET-we Vt Side, near the Reservoir.
Good Brick House and large Lo + with barn, fruit &c
nice propeTtY $500.
BROWNELL STREET-Nesr Prospect-A nice large
and half story House AID Ba m with large LOa fruIt
ORANGE STREET-one and half story House and
Lot $500. ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
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C0nslgnees.

NEW YORK. Per ship Indiana % T Buddecke
&co Il Aine. .Bredow & Wustholf. Bradley, Wilson
&co. " Bojel, Booth Geo. Bonaffe Geo C A
Barriere Geo. Bodet Gueydan. Bull, Ellis &co. p
II Brinton eco. Benthuysen, Lewis NC. + Bauer.
J Burnside &co. Beebe &co, j B. Burrows Blum &
Frank. "A Brousseau. Brander, Hubbard Geo Mai
Beauregard. "a 10 Connolly &co Carroll, Hoy eco.
Corson u Armstrong. .Cosgroye &co. .Closterman 4
co. y Connolly eco ID Il Carroll &co w w Crane
&co. .Dantxiger &co. Davis & jackson j w Dough-
erty &co j d Cameron &co. r. Nj Denman &co B
A Dryer &co. .B Ethel &co. ID Edwards II Frois
4. + Folger &co .Gunnison, Chapman &co II &C.
ricke, A d Grief &co. Green & Crnmp Gordon &
Castillo Q B Graham. Giquel & .Jalnison Il God
ehaux. H Euieman. Goldsmith, Haber eco. John
Gauche. ID Ii Helmes. Haggerty & Bro. @ NJ Har.
yey Sco. Allen HILL. f Hart &co, E Hacker.
Holmes & Clauss. j I Harde &co. Hanney &co,
Henderson & Peale.. Henderson u Gaines Hughes.
Hyllested eco. Hall. Kemp &co. A Jaeauet T Jan.
froid. B Jordan "A Kearney &co koenig " Zenicke
~ Lum AGO.. W II Letcnford &c., ID G Lowber
&co. .Saml Lockl. .Luneschloss d Bros u Larous
SIM Geo. LazarFe eyassear. Lion Pilrre &co. R
K Laughlin..L w Lyons SEQ. Lewis l. Ogesby.
Leon Pinrard. Leeds &co. j Latlande. r. Metre.
gor &co p Mallard. Magee 4 Knefsss. A A McGin-
Miss .Robt Mci.lary. j Matthews SEQ. B L Mann
&cO Muse T. Bro. Miller. Burthe 6co. g Morfi
son &co u IL Il Maignan. IL Motilor. Massey, Col
Inns &co. .Norten, hosby &co Eoith Dnthill saco
Edward Nolle Eco. Hawkins Il Norwood. >. Thomas
Owens. .oglesby 4 AleCauley. Presley s iiein S
Il Peck. .Pothier L Fauchauy. Geo A Piaekard eco
Price Coulpn.J n Robert &co. &C Il Rallley eco
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SHERITF'S SALES.

soGNb W r Aeii iss'a
3 81. , er Nav 3 s nd e
rected BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
at aucaion e e e
NJ at the City Hotel Common street. Camp Maya
The Wreck and Materials of the steamboat ~
VIRGINIA, including every thing thereto gEhsss5a
the lake end of the Jefferson Railroad which will be sold in
TERMS cash. and the balancs in and IL months
with per interest the credit portion price and
the purchaser TO give good and sufficient ly the
EFT. PARKER,
my27 30 je3 Sheriff of the Perish Of Orleans.
FIFTH STRICT COURT CITY or NEW ORLEANS vs. GAS
RY VIRTUE of a writ Of fieri facias s- 10 me
- directed hy the Honorable the Fifh District Court New
public auc;on at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY, June lsh 1852
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Sec. 80
ond District of this CITY, the designated by the @
racks and Chartres AID measuring
Barracks s1ree, by l6o feet IL depth,
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Palss of Orleans.
crsaurEAE Co T. DE DISTRICT A.. VILE De "A NgE
-, Ne sr e leo Orleans. DInIER.No 12,7T7.
- adrese rhonorable Cingnieme Gour District
Orleans dams a,ire ci tessus j procedera lie
Commune entire les du Camp ct des Msgasns la
ppeaa sE e adlq nd ai,a de- S,ns l.,
vile dams Piet designe lie No compris
de a6pisl de Ia ellie Leyss da Qnarer Charles,
Ensemble avec oues les batiyses ct authorizations aui y
tr0uvent.
lie tout sais dams laffaire ci-dessus
CoNDlTIoNs-Comptanta u moment de l'adindicaton.
myI2 20 80 les ID Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orlaans.
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Railroads.

4 PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. From Mobile
{. Steamer California .snndries to order
CARR0LLTON AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD
From Mobile. Steamer Ely Lewis. .l4O bales cotton
Battles u Noble. 1872 bbls rosn W Wagegeld 6 bbls
turpentine A H May &co $ do to II Todd AGO. 3
Il X Carter &co. 4 do Bnckner, Stanton & Newman
lmill and hopper Bell, Buchanan &co. .26 boxes
wine DR. Bolton. .sundries to Bunnel & Bailief j
Hyde eco. j Zoelly. and order
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VICKsBURG PACKETs.

a SH f5 E Ps fE t!ss s4'
Tb, ggFsp & xs # gs. Gsos
s. Applique viii leave for PaqpemHs Bst Rs
fsT ar Eys E
and assbrs GTEhY T1 1fssR
m Grand 1nks connects Ct vsksbu,g with the Roe
ns high Greenwood.
The Tagia S% ii Mai Capt
R I S rks9ss
ssPaeE aaR Tsssse HR2s ass
Lake Pn sas Isn pps tsxh aon r
ing and :, Point Worthngton EVERY THURSDAY, at
r os Landings xa on
the Yezoo river as high up as Greenwood.
The nspdssn T. Mai It 5assss lucy
Rcuge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
ASs e ad Tesbnss RT9sRy
and viii sfo f FOR snd G
on The Iazoo river as high up a. a., Greenwood
teir rsgnla. Days Without fail a. ths ho9f app9ntsl ~
Fsse bos VIII not be fer sny latter psoses,
bills of lsdng taken, sneein the contents end vsue st@
By he psssseer5 or contained III their baegage
FerfFssA' CT ps'sage sPbT r o. h bGsFd 81 p
1ell tt Union Row. 63 Gnrohdalet1 ct.
a. a. EH ssssaAND EASTERN NAIL 49,
ROUTES.
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR ROUTES!
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK;
By the GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE, daily. Loav-
lug New Orleans BY splendid Mobile Mail Line Tor
line of IA f ssd Ey Y p 1T ne to EsS
Atlanta 1psn ae 6snss T ss
Win nston, Richmond BaItimose Phsdspha and NewYof
Baltimore !; and by the
Virginia and Tennessee II. n. Route,
Leaving New Orleans DAILY by above route for At
on e Baltimore fn and New Sors Ay'n'p's hehH0nd
TINE THROUGH to New York by either route s4 DAYS.
RATES THRoU ,e TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
AND NE" Sg saL AZ lqT R 50 HI ANY OTHER
Or by the Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON 70 Or N sAyA NM STEAMSHIPS
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the Lines of Boats to
@ongeme,y thence to chaTe9n Savannah bv Reoad.
ships Of large size all built expressly trade with supe-
of for passengers Leaving Charles
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
f9 as ;, Leaving New Orleans on SUNDAYS NON
Leaving, New Orleans on THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
woId arrive at Charleston or Savannah for the WEDNEa
Rates through BY either he Charleston Savannah routes
toossd On boat. and ships ineluded> only $50 75
through from Montgomery to New York.
Tickets through By either konie, and further nforme
New Orleans, March 81, $50. ais
rsss BOOTS AMI, sapkis 200 CASES BOOTS
uent and FOR sale on liberal terms r ;, BY
a. - ---- -ll'--.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2s : seIsa y 70
AT &C orIa9u street,
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BAYOU MACON AND ENsAs.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, p NJ.
FIR - FOR LOWER TENSAs, BAYOU
Macon, Floyd, Monticello Deerfsd, Crockett's
Point, Warsaw, Trinity and all Intermediate
Landings on Bayou Macon and Black RiverThe new light
drangat passenger packet steamer Kate Dale F.
Morton master will leave above For freight passage
having comfortable accommodations apply board.
VIRG1E1US G. DENTZEL+
je6 Advertising Agent.
steamer Kate Dale takes the freight shipped on the
Dick Nash this trip.
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lrltsns AaiIr @rssttld,
SIpIJ ynttlligssts.
I1oND4Y NopNIHG, JUNE !, 1859.

1SS,s,,. 8 ,S,nssY,,Ts HIVE 4 iaka
osDA1 1oaslse; ~ : -:
SInDiln S4telIiasRft.
"a 8 s''s.-s
"a s.. 49, ..-.-x..
. s ~. q ssss.s.sseressl enS aavsr new
-
sua1gsst Or. "a q Cs.p 9 sstss:, -.
- .s.q - ''e' : -
rhiladeaphia. Harrison, fo5 N New {. York u.
Heveues De Wiser 6ct
no6t Waterman, Bcehner, for Matagordi
90 v y. 60 = Baudus
Il CT Morgan, Awless, for Galveston and
10. y. q. ~ g , B, Ps q! 4
KentuCkan, MertymAn, for Liverpool,
ss ", Whitney dco
- klnansn, ior bordea9 = J, r..,... !,
IIil ~ csaa, Ribas, for Barcelona, !, = ~.
n, z. q q LIEN hene
hsak Rsna 81 1 Rros n
d *. u; ~, q. Gusacns bros @co
ssss IS. Z Whitney Sco
~ 1chr Emily Chlsoim for Kingston, (Jal
NJ III. VS., S. z. Sc Master
- eooq1e hansen, icf rshsa C,1a, !. -.
NJ "a. IS, y 1 ~ g oniAvan
ss -. 15umpn, SWAT, ~ Aalss'On' Ssalla'ca
for Curacoa and = mar.
IsaSs n, ~, 81 q Cucullo 4 de Meza
ox H1lanlpego, Perex, for Vera Cruz,
y E'tss y !a ass Caballero Basualdo
49, IA q H. AAym0nd, for M!natitlan,
3ssSs Phillips, Weeks &co
g ee1g Htes Hon, Tor Apalachlcola
sgis 81, Y 3 = Me 9 cl Sco
ss 81
Il u Aexco, 1alpoSs from lndlanola and Gal
n g anss. s. g , y Fay rayn M Iss ast.
y ~, s. - ~. IA a "a : = ~
Z Woodf16 = 49, -. ~ ~ 49, ~ -
~ o., ldEse, q 80 atoll nsss'oa' 70 mas
tss ~. rulnt. IS - 49, -.
aNard Everett, Gunby, n~..'n co ~ 1o'n
March, 10 w Hynson &c0. pom.
Il hip Julie, Fmnelles, from Havana in bah.sst 70
n2asteF, (pfcyipusly reported Uclio, at Quaran-
i tine Station Point
81 Golden Star, 1illling from Cardiff, March ed,
"a MasisI: lo ms. ~, :, p,,;,. s.,..,.
nofeisnu Decsil, = days I'm Philadelphia,
Asnnndge g NePnew point ant ~, ~
laal 1ton Sa1'uln, ha iSn 20 20
Ii "a } t,,.s ~ savs frcr, New yo,,. Ia :.
iss B; ID DIST q. ~ - - ! :
III ;;s :, IN s'sl.4 =
4 r; lIipsHtlsn. Woolineham, DAYS from Ruatan
STsiSs,3 a tsnl1enf,ovr 4 eanayrp "a l;st "a !
4 4 5ssssnsn II snrsnts siavs frnm Havana to
4 Psass.ns larriyal i Quarantine and cargo
~ Martha, Harrison, days from Pensacola, to
n 0DcWd y sullivan. basin
81 I ~ ~ ~. 4. ,x,,,.Islnf Carnl.
n ..s..,,, $500. q, MA;
yss.,,s 9ss, f,s n ~
Se a yeaas S.eois 49, s.s d. p;,a.
s s,r ,ssy III, ,o shsils Rant
s3sl! AN. .s.li p 1ns.'s f'a.lA
4 ssbr i coudcr, frsm P B;Ioxi.
4 -. u. -.
steam noats.
se John Simonds, Smith, from Memphis.
asss Gomez. sleade, from Red River
19sss Quapsw. Donley from Arkansas 4. River.
SAlnofnsa boardman, from mobile. ia.
.l a ASnners Sincens s Irom nsyoa s p;s.r
n4sASeAS
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FOR OPELoUsA AS,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PM
r. FOR OFELOUS AS-THE STE AMER
w. Burton. g. E. Loualier, master, will
leave as above, taking freight for Old River
Simmport and all landings the Atchaalaya also taking
for Donaldsonvie Paqueunes Baton Rouge Port
Hudson Bayou Sara Morganza and Red River For
freight or passage apply on boz ard, or to
J. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 5 Front Levee,
dl8 II Customhonse street,
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QUA HITA RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, sh inst, at 5PM.
r. a. REGULAR LoSy-VATEH FAN.
den Packet-fcr Camden Beach Hills, Miller'a
Bluff, champagno'e; Wilmington, Pigeon Hill,
Marie Saiine Extra Alabama Landing Ounchta City, Mouth
dArbon e. rren,on Monroe Columbia Harrisonbusg Trinity
and all Intermediate landings Ouachts ryerThe very
light draught, splendid packet Rock city, j. W
Moare master, Frank Moore clerk drawing only Is inches
will leave above Fer freight passage apply on beard
FlRGINIUS c. DENlZEL,
Advers g Agent.
The Rock City takes freight for Arkadepha With priy
lege of storing
Ss- The Roct City will give through ILLS of adne to
;.E
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Dlsr1i6n1, psAzssselal and Rlver News
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Dor,aestic Ports.

+ NEW YORK Arr 2sth ultsteamship Empire City
Grimm, I'm NO, via Havana.
PHILADELPHIA. Cid 27th ult bark Jno Carver ,
4 noNden. for NO.
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EXPORTS.


NEW YORK VIA HAVANA. Steamship Philadel-
pa SEQ bis potatoes, 100 bbis onions for Havana.
100000 specie, 10 pigs skins, SO pkgs mdse, Dbl
suear 22o do onions for York
MATAGORDA BAY. Steamship Robt Waterman
50 bbls -four 70 do lime do beans, 10 bbls -four
plate wine 10 do starch 30 do soap 20 coffee
80 salt 95 pcs baggng IS els rope IS stoves bxs
tobacco 100 pkgs mdse.
NDIANOLA AND GALVESTON. Steamship
Ghas Morgan. .l50 bbls -four l0O bbls whisky, 20 do
o 100 bb potatoes SO kegs buttel 100 kegs lard 80
bxs starch l50 kegs nails Is bxs tobacco so do wine,
+ 10 hhds sugar 100 bxs candles.
EIVERPO DOL. Ship Kentuckian 8O8 bales cotton
SO hhds tobacco II $50 slaves.
BOSTON. Per ship Harriet. 1884 bales cotton 304
do hemp, do skins 342 bbs rosin 80 hhds old metal
10000 OK horns 5000 1000 pigs lead, pkgs mdse 80
bbls nuts.
BORDEAUX. Per ship Malabar. l2isss slaves.
BARCELONA. Per bark Celia. 300 bales cotton,
q 500 Slaves.
BARCELONA. Per bark Reina del Mediterranean
1000 slaves lls2 bales cotton.
LONDON. Per bark Investigator. e04 hhds to-
4 baeco 49, 72 slaves.
CURACOA Per schr Henrietta. .1S5 bbls -four
% bbs beef ~ bbls pork so kegs lard 100 do butter
70 bxs soap 10 do meat s scs hams LAG pkgs fish,,
KINGSTON Per schr Emily 200 bbls flour ID
rios IS bbs pork do bread do tar corn. bxs
tobacco. bxs soap, go kegs butter 63 kgs lard 5000
bet lumber 500 yards canvass bbls tobacco z pkgs
ndse.
KINGSTON. Per schr Triumph lilo bbls pork,
% do oil, $50 hbls -four l48 scs corn.
PENSACOLA. Per schr Conquest. 270 ses corn
$50 do oats 40 do coffee 40 bbs -four So bbls pork IS
rs bran 20 bbls groceries.
MINATIrLAN. Per schr S Laniear. $40 pkgs
nase.
YER APALACHIGOLA..P Per schr Victoria 80 casks
bacon bids sugar tes hams Is bales wool AZ bags
IL rlce 10 bags coffee. ties lard ISL bbis aoar
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sth inst, at5P.M
, frnEs FOR ca MDfiS. BEACH HILLS,
t,lSs Little Bay. Miler's Bluff, Chanpagnolle, WI
mingtop; Pigeon Hills, Moro, Mrie Saline, Ala
bsma Landing Bayou Bartholomew Mouth d. Arboue Trenton
Monroe Pine Bluffs CasoFs Colnmbi Harrisonburg Trinity
and oil landings ouachita and Black RiyersThs ard
entirely new PASSENGER steamer CRtalOuia, D. Walker,
master FndreD clerk will leave above For freight pas
sage aprly on board.
YIRGINIUS G. DEETZEL,
je2 Advertising Agent
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~ MATANZAS. Arr, 2sth ult, from N O, schr s B
Wheeler,
OARDENAS. Arr, 26th ult, I'm NO, bark Isaac R
Davis and brig Richd B Tull.
\ HAVANA. Sailed for N O, on 9th ult Span ship
Inlis on 18th brig ] A Torme.
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A TT A K A A s.
A l. A Ma RIVER,

gTvrs.p EuR HLADON AND CuLI,urs
sPR1Nds-Pwice weeA-Ths steamer Adl-
vance, saml Abas, MASTER will leave Ter
Sladon and GglGm Springs twice week. as follows:
svery Saturday evening, clock,
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Springs every Wc,nss-
day evening, at O'Clock.
-Returning-%
Leaves Badon and Culum Sprs and rhprx.
day evening" o'clock arriving il Mobile every wednesday
and Friday morning, Mt O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
Jest or SIMPSON 4 CunKE. siobiis' S'f''s'
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RKANs RIVER.

THURSDAY, OH Inst. a P. NJ.
Y= ~ REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
Packet. - The light, ght pu. senger
packet steamer Little Rock jerks Brown,
master will leave above for Fort Smith Van Buren, Ozark
Rcseve Spodra Bluff Norristown, Dardanelle Lewisburg
Little Rock, Pine Buff ali intermediate landings the
Arkansas For freight passage apply board
Benvie street.
11- The .Luls Rock will connect with the Hot Spring
stages at Little Rock.
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{ BY Capt Francis, off s Pass, schr Jane E Durfee
II days from New York, bound to Frank in-wished
/ ~ b reported.