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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

The imports at New York. as We have before
stated show for the last few weeks activity III pre-
paraiun for the spring trade. a further instance
j. the arrival Of the Arag". on saturday morning.
having on board u cargo valued at two million ri
dollars. One of tw" things therefore, i'll this con-
ncction is evident. that there will he demand Tor
money either on the part Of the government. or for
the legitimate purposes Of trade. If the imports
hereafter are to be small, the Treasury department
must. before very great while, lie again Dor
rover: and if they are large, the merchants will
want means to pay for their purchases and prov dc
for the duties.
The New York Journal of Commerce OF Sainr-
day evening SavS:-"The Suh-treasury this week
has absorbed S2.47l iSS more than lis receipts III
addition to 500 O00 drafts for Boston. and 500.
uoO for Norfolk The payments on account OF tn"
new loan up to last evening. we're 81. SS.'|h 49,
There is much dissatisfaction in the street ~ the
DELAY at Washington, in making public the official
award of the loan.
The advancing tendency noticed the past week
in State and western -four entirely lost on Sn-
iur,lay. and lower price. were accepted. Wheat
and corn were also dull. but without any material
alteration in prices. Pork heavy and dull. Beet
unchanged. Lard buoyant, 500 being paid 10y
an operator for the privilege of calling for 10"
ticrces at II cents p H., any time between this
and the first of November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

BY SAMUEL J. McCORMICk-AUcUoNE
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SA..E.-By virtue Of
/ / 4 decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County. rendered 81 its February term, 1874. IN
the suit Of Mary Ann Cowmau, guardian. &c. y.
Charles II. Cowman, ct al. The undersigned, ~
Commissioner. will offer at public sale. in front %:
the Mayors Office. in the city Of Alexandra va.
ON Thursday, the oath day Of February 1889.
ST IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following property
A LOT OF GR0UUD, in the said city OF AleA
andria. on the north side of King street. between
Patrick and Horny streets, fronting on hing street
81 feet. with the use Of side alley. and IN lie, IN
"a 100 feet, to an alley II feet wide. on which
.l-x lot there is good two-story BRICK DIV FL.
LING HOUSE.
Terms of Sale.-one tenth Of the purchase mo-
ncy 10 be- paid in cash, and the residue thereof in
three equal nstalments, at 6, IL, and i months
from the day OF sale, secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, with good security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and the title retained until
the purchase money is fully paid.
ian 25-law4t ". C. YEATON, Comm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

GRErx's MANSION IloUSE.-This splendid
Hotel has been rc-opened by the proprietor,
Mr.. James Green. and will be conducted by
Mc>srs. George l.. Stewart. and Samuel +.
Gregory. 1t i>one of the finest hotel "stab-
li,hmrut- III the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01
The Railroad Convention.

The convention of the presidents and other
representatives of the four great railway lines
10 the west. which had been in session 1T
Washington for several days, adjourned on
Saturday. The result of their deliberations
was q determination to continue the con
tract" made at the 81. Nicholas hotel in New
York last fall, with an additional agreement
that the rates on freight to all river points
west of Cincinnati shall be reduced. The
convention adjourned TO the 23d February
when they will meet at the st Nicholas Ho-
tel. in New York.
L IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post ut
/ 4 fee at Alexandria, Va, "n the .lSi day "i
January 1859 Persons calling for Letters IN tins
list. will please say they are advertised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

u,llREE GOOD JOURNALS FOR lSj9.-
Well adapted to all reader, ia every family
LIFE ILLUSTRATED:
4 frs; class Pictorial Family Paper. devoted to
News. Literature, Science the Arts: t" Entertain
mcnt Improvement, and Progress. Published
THE WATER CURE JOURNAL
Hydropathy its Philosophy and Practice Ply
.iolnry. Anatomy and the Laws Of Life and Health.
81 year
Devoted to all the Progressive Measures for
the Elevation and Improvement of Mankind. IL
lu-;rated 81 year.
For three dollars. all three Papers will be sent a
year. row LIN
sos Broadway, New York.
re-" SAMPLES gratis Agents wanted. Begin
NOW, New York. feb win
CHAFING DISHES. oyster Dishes. Buckwheat
I Cake Plates; Egg Boilers: Jelly Stralners
puddinr. jelly, and Ice Cream MouldS: Coffee
rms: Britannia and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots.
in set, or separate: Coffee Biggins: the Old Do
mipior Coffee aud Tea Pots; Plate Warmers /;
oyster Brothers: Footmen TO hang on Crates; Coal
Hold. and Sitters Andirons Shuvels and TonSs.
for sale by feb II JOHN OGDEN.
xT> NoTICE-The Propeller G. C..
z-s.ssE..ls. lLGER, of the Express Steam Line.
will leave Philadelphia for Alexandria and the
District, on Thursday next. Sd February. Time
through 30 hours. Freight taken at low rates.
DAVID COOPER, No. Is. North Wharves.
Agent at Philadelp his.
WM. II. F0WLE 1 son,
ian og-d1t Agents at Alexandria.
S<v ATIONAL GUARDS."-A further supply
" of these very tine SCARS, just received
and ,or sal. by JOHN A. MILBURN,
ION 2, Druggist,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

AUGUSTA. Jan. 30.-Adams 4 Co.'S Ex-
press was robbed between Montgomery. Ala,
and Atlanta on Friday, Of S4O,OOO-mostly
in bills on banks in Georgia and South Car
Dina. Areward of 81, 900 has been offered
for rproypry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND Personal
PROPERTY.-O Tuesday, me l., day 81
March, 1859. if fair if not, the next fair day At
the late residence of James Grain, deceased, will
SELL at public sale, the following real and personsl
property, belonging To the estate of the late de.
cedent viz: the farm called Walnut Hill. contain
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the lands
of col holland, II. F. Harrison, Bay Grain, Thos.
Middleton and John Rogers. This land is of good
quality, is well waterod, well tmbered, is divided
into five fields and has upon il a small. but com
&...S Portable DWELLING HOUSE, and the
Bsia usual out buildings.
Also, all the personal property, consisting IN
part of horses and colts, hogs, bacon. cattle oxen
corn, hay, oats and provender wheat and ~" in
the ground HOUSEHOLD And KITCHEN FL X.
NITUKE, farming utensils, wagon, carts and
good carriage. &c, &c.
TgRNS:-The real estate will be sold for one third
in hand. and the balance in one and two years, the
purchaser To give bonds, bearing interest from
date. secured by deed Of trust on the land. For
the personality. the cash will be required for all
sums under so, for all over that amount credit
of nine months will lie given, the purchaser to give
his bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and property to be removed
until the said terms complied with
CHARLES ". SIMPSON,
Ex'r. of james Grain, decd.
MiJllphurD y q ian aq--eotg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

1t has been stated that some of the pro-
prietors of farms in the vicinity of the 'Sol-
ders Home, in Washington complained to
the grand jury of dcpredatons having been
committed by the nmates-and that without
formal action, the subject was referred to the
Secretary of War. Major Alexander, III
command. states that among the veterans
there may be some who are incorporate and
vicious, but generally their behavior would
compare we'll with that OF similar number
of citizens anywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

UTlCE.-The co-partncrship heretofore exist
y ing under the name Of WISE GREEN, IS
tbis dsy dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES J. WISE will continue the bust
mo-. 80, n. own account G. J. WISE.
l.. l.. GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

PRICES OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA.
From CARS VESSELS AND tGONS YESTERDAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 3l.-flour is dull Howard
street and Ohio - 81. Wheat is steady: white
lOGl 7ur red l%0Gi l%'c. Corn is firm: white
80, zoe: yellow ia 71c. Provisions are quiet.
Whi>kcy !, better ut -! IA 2sr.
New York Jan. 3l.-Flour is dull: state SD
h, $40. Ohio Sc 3Om$6.j0: Southern Sj.'jCd
$50 Wheat is quiet; Western white ASA
I5uc.: red l:!sGli0c. Corn is dull; mixed SO"
white soc: yellow Sc. Pork is firm: mess at
SI7.G2!M $ls.2j; prime sI%.joM $l"G2i. Lard
is firm at ia l2lc Whskcy is firm at BE.
Stocks are dull and lower. Virginia e. !G2: Mis-
uuri 6's -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

New HAVEN, Jan. 3l-The extensive bolt
works of Plants manufacturing company in
Southington, were burnt this morning. Loss
800. 900, with an insurance of s65 900. It's
believed to have been the work Of an incen-
diary. Two hundred men are thrown out
Of employment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

ess NOTICE.-Rev.: DIR. HARRisOS's Third
Lecture on the Book of Revelation before the
Young Mems Christian Association, will be deliv-
cred at the Second Presbyterian Church, (this)
Tuesday evening first Of February, at quarter-past
seven o'clock. The public are cordially invited to
attend ROBERT BELL, JR.,
FEB lit Recording Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

list, will please say theI are anNtr''Ne"
Allen. Daniel W
Il
Brent. Henry Berry. "
Berry, Mary Miss Bower, Str"iher ii Cot
Barencr, W Bradshaw. susanna MISS
Crosby. Amelia Miss Croker. DAVID Capt
Chapman. John 'r"'Ne'., James
Clarke. Maria Mrs 'h;Se' VT
CaIl,bep. Redmond . CONWAY. Miss
Corrip Patrick Cloves Thomas >
Daley. Charles benike.
Davis, j pedlnan, James "
Edwards, Joseph Ellis. John W
Eldridge. Wicklow Everett, W lliiam
English,
Ford. John " Forrough. Henry
FAINT Edmond Fisher. Sarah Miss
q
Grimes, Biddy Miss Gray. Peter
Goodwin. Robert Garnett.
(iarrow. VIM M Green. Martha A Mrs
Harper, Ann Mrs iiohSon' Behlam'h
Ill., John HenkeI' IL
Iipkins 4 Co. j Hepburn. james
Harrington Mr. Henry. Robert
Harrison. Mr. llclman, Theodore
Johnson, John .lewctt' y
Jefferson, R.bccca Mrs Jefferson. Jane Mrs
jackson, Allen Miss
Lee. d J L"Key' James
Logan, Lucy Lucan"' WIN
Mccssery, Michael Mcfarland. Patrick
" Mcvey. William
NJ
Murphv. Catherine Mills, David
Mills Francis Moore. William II
Noll. A X
Purnell, David Henry Parker Il
Porter. Thomas b
Rsrce, Brent Rowe Charles
Rohsrsnn Joseph W Robertson Mary Mrs
M nehemiah l. Ray, Eliza Miss
Richardson. Elizabeth Miss
Ritcherson. Attorney
c., ppN sullivan. Catherine
Skidmore. Emily Miss surasse, COR" MISS
S S.., Somu. sullivan, Sarah Miss
= ug. Henry sour !, A.,
Starnc. Sarah + Mrs Siht' Satan f. WIS
Stanley, Elizabeth Mrs
Al Thompson. Emeline Miss
u In..nb " Trott, James II Capt
r' iohr TYLER Mary Lorct,o Mrs
"' Taylor. Susan \ Miss
ru., Cp Ward Frederick L Cap,
,',.n. uary , Mis-. Walker. Robert
WI, mi,,' :N W. w. + Warner 4 b (M. DE-
"Iih'n>' T. W. ASHBI, p. NJ
oIRCASSIAN HAIR DYE; sIAnLhh :
HAIR RESTORER. renders the nan s", ,hsm
and soft and it to its original colour rr," "nS ar
lost by sickness otherwise Gy[Tre .f Srrur of
Snapps' " Fan Lus,ral for the hair; Ble"eh.d
Sp Is, mo- DR.. R. II. sTABLER. los, hlns,st !;
/,oRNS CAN BE CURED. by the use 81 Tor EMS lnI.
Corn Plaster, price IS cents per box. f or SAFE
oy Corner of King and Alfred streets cts
IIyINDOW GLASS AND PUTIN ,a. ,s'I
w supply of all the different sizes, Jus. t LII
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01
Burning of the Steamer North Carolina.

NORFOLK. Jan. 3l.-The following partic-
ulars have been received in relation 10 the
destruction of the North Carolina. on Friday
night. The fire arose from an accidental
cause in one Of the state-rooms and extended
so rapidly along the upper works as render it
impossible to stay It's progress.
The only passenger lost was Rev. DR.. Cur
It's, Of the Episcopal Church, in South Caro-
lima. All the the others were safely landed,
and arrived here Yesterday on the Georgia.
The original number Of passengers was ~
The colored steward who was lost was nam
ed Isaac Waters.
Among the passengers were seven ladies,
who were saved in their night clothes.
The boat is reported here to have been in
sured for only $4,000. Adams 4 Cos Ex-
press lost $1,000 and the passengers $4,000.
The Southern mail was also lost.
The Mayor has called a meeting here TO-
day for the temporary relief of the passengers.
In the meantime they are being Hospitality en-
tertained and provided for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01
ian .--cOts
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
a EARN rnn SAIE AT PI' RLIC AL-CllNN.

A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust executed by Sam.
uel T. Ashby TO the Undersigned trustees, one bear
ing date the 18th January, 1854, and the other the
18th March 1858, and both recorded in the Clerk
Office of the County Court of Fauqaer County. wa
will offer for sale at public auction, TO the highest
bidder on the premises, on Tue.day, The .frst doy
of Nacch. 1859, that valuable tract of LAND, con
tanning 38l ACRES, situated in the said County
of Fauquier. on the Manassas Gap Railroad, shout
two miles above Piedmont Station, now IN the pos
session of said Samuel L. Ashby, who will show
the property To any one wishing to examine it
This farm is in a high state Of cultivation. tho
fields well laid Of and most of the fencing Of stone,
II and in good condition. The Improvements
r, y are good. consisting of an excellent and com
m1dious DWELLING HOUSE. and all the neccs-
sary out-houses, such as barn, granary, stables.
cnrrisg e house. ice house, and school room. &C.,
we'll of excellent water, with q pump in the yard,
and many other conveniences. There is also on
the premise. thrifty and extensive young orchard
and good supply Of wood and running water
TERMS or SALE will be ten per centum Of tho
purchase money in cash-for the residue. credit
will be given of six, tvs I've and eighteen months.
in equal nstalments, the purchaser to give bonds,
with good security, and deed OF trust on the land.
to secure their payment. Possession of'he premises
will he given M soon as the terms Of sale CON
Piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS r-,,-,,.-
ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

Also. at the same time and place, the undersigned.
will by virtue of the last mentioned deed offer tor
sale, at public auction to the highest bidder, anvtA
er tract parcel OF valuable and highly improved
LAND. adjoining the tract above mentioned, con.
tanning 90 ACRES, upon the following terms
One third of the money to be paid in casl--ono
third on the first OF September, 1889, and the resi-
due on the first Of September, 1860. The deferred
instruments are to bear interest from the day 81
sale the interest payable annually, and be secured
by bonds. with good security, and deed OF trust
on the land. CHARLES I. GREEN, Trustee.
inn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

NREAT ATTRACTIONS BRYAN 4 ADAMS
VI being DESTROYS of making room for their
SPRING PURCHASES, have determined to offer
'aslr large and elegant assortment OF DIX
nVoDS, at cost for Cash! until the LIST day OF
March next A. unusual bargains may be expect
I'd they respectfully call the attention of buyers
" examine the goods before purchasing elsewhere.
feb l-d2w
Low To Do GOOD AND GET PAID FOR
u ~ lI.-Iake an Agency for our Publications.
Tue terms are such, there can lie no possibility Of
loss Every Family will he glad to obtain some Of
''em For particulars address.
FOWLER 4 WELLS,
leo l--wlm No. 30S Broadway, New York.
Wv BROWN WlNSOR S0A P.-Bulrs
. Ssrsaparlla: Ground FlaXsced; White CASTLE
Ap' 'u't!ehsh bone; Pearlash; Refined Borax:
AIuamon Seed; Lemon Gum Drops--just received
A'' Tor sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, JR..
!eo Apothecary, % King ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01
Farmers Bank Of Virginia.

Dividend declared in July. 1865, ,, ! E cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

~URCASSIAN HAIR DYE; STA BIN :
[ HAIR REsTORER. renders the hair smooth n.Sal,
~ 70 and restores it TO its original colour. when
anu Soi' ;nrnsss or otherwise; Glycerne Cream Tor
los. py r,,sr Rose Lip salve: COlogne syrup oil
S phnspS,tes Eau Lus,ra for the hair bls"en'a
snonses. &c. Just prepared 10y ,ss Tin, :,
mol DR.. K. II. STABLhh, 100, nlns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

tai =. si5l M. Waldo ID ne chair. = = 91o
- 1f%yur sens III 4 MESA oe enclosing !, ct,mpn
ifeia ttle Board 81 Under riters. danstina y
= xaky 3he new steam IRE engine John Adams !;
b purchased by them, aud proposing 70 divide
80 t6t city the cost Of procuring three mole SINH
xtaes, X the city will support the expense 81
Vi t&ena In use. Referred 70 the Fire Commit
- isyiS q n 5ss
.S.., Spptrol!er reported adjudication of a con
a sappiy the city with one hundred and fifty
N9et 0t lumber. resolution approving the
Neeetaiil MAS ofefed and adopted.
'sss IT, nfsr 2 weekly report was read and re.
= H. 1eaanee 70 tue cnest, vi ,l53 TO-
SSs BQxEeyer reported the completion of the Maya
~ A total cost Of $27 ,l23 81, being
- - tleu Whist would have been required under
- &kt1h and rejected adjudication TO contractors.
~ Surveyor also reported fayorably upon certain
N4pepve nents. Referred.
's - D&1ed at Aldermen announced concurrence in
kieMe, and asked concurrence ia Others Of their
n l1s Wbjda Were eit1ef referred 0f rDncurred in,
~ W resolution for preventing the erection OF
p}4 15es In The First District, inside of Mag
= eIlyocated concurrence, On the ground that
= r Vas nov ID process Of creation IN land
~ ii q rrt,nired for fhe onenno II ra;bnr,a
Sad I0r vlsieh the city wonld some aav have w
i2S He nIs0 urged thnt some ear IL VIVIAN ~ nc
~ nrnfayt1 holiiars thprashnrt r,ostin
1Ees and men a moderate means rha M 800 IL
iiffe ali fhera ana vvho we're ans;tId IT. %
- sfx1u fha ianaprnns nrnximitu al scottp ~
Tf Huvrhs r,ant,nned thai ~ c,,as pa ~
- G1har side of The ulestion aso MA nat;s;na
fie Roard III Whitnev sa;d that thapsa ~
vners were not land owners in AZ ,ar r1o u
n latetested and that their netition uas hnrn 70
AZ xyghe insisted upon a reference. and the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton, 18th May, IL bales cot
Ward, Hunt &co. SO Warren, Gilmore AGO. 3 Hew-
it, Norton &co. 8 Rhorer, Higginbotham &co. g do
Wood 4 Low. 10 Cntrer, Harrison &eo. .16 Byrne,
Vance &co. Al Ably y Catching. g Payne y Harri-
son g Slaughter, Smith g. McRae 16 do Rugeey,
0glesby. IA L Adams Eco. is Robson & Allen.
~ McFarland Barksdale. Total 236 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18


Steamer Victoria, l. Welton master. leaves yicksburg
for Memphis every ru RSDAY, at u NJ.
Steamer * nte Frisbee Nc Mnns master, leaves Yicks
burg for Mennn every SATURDAY, at IL NJ
steamer Black Prines, master, leaves vicks-
burg for Memphis, eve.y MONDAY at II NJ.
Three last md elegant
larry in the trade hetw Vrksg Memphis running
days til the 6emohs ard New Orleans Packets
leaving yeksbnrg every Monday Tuesday and Saturday,
oc ok NJ, arriving nj Napoleon the day NJ,
close connections there with the White
Packets
Freight receiped and passengers cketed through from
Ficksbrg or Memp TO all points each Of those rivers
within the bounds OF the tips Of The Packeis.
Close connections also made sines Landing by the
Memphis and burg Packets Stage running
fron tint poi and at Memphis witt Memp and Charles
ton Railroad the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and the Packets
for st. Louis and Louisville.
Passeng desiring take this New Orleans
Sunday Monday and Frday evenings the 81 p NJ train
New Oeans jackson Great Northern Railroad Co.,
living Mt Vicksbnr day II 30 NJ and leaving
Of the Viesssg an Memphis Packets Y NJ arriving
At Mem his the event thereafter ut r. M making
direct with the evening Of the Memphis aid
charleston Railroad.
nor thr9u8 ii kes and further information, apply at the
office # New orleans jackson Northern Rail-
Company under the ST. Charles the Tele
gEapA oIcet tssssJs sZs-fIezs2---axials IT
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Pix ELS PEA XXI.

PIX ELS PEAK!!
H-THRopGH TICKETS TO any of the above places
good until usedcan be obtained at the Depot the Memph
and Ohio Railroad
1J-Passangers desiring to take this purchase
Through Tickets either by Steamboat Railroad for New
Orleans Ycksburg, Nachez and all intermediate points,
For variety OF scenery-p'ares mountains lakes
cities fashionable watering places summer resorts to the
pleasure seeker this peculiarly attractive whilst to
business by far the comfortable certain and ex
pedtious in the country.
]. tits the only from Memphis by which passengers
holding through tickets to New York via Chicago visit the
cities OF Chicago, Detroit Buffalo and Albany via Cncn
NATL can visit Cncinna Cleveland aud Ptsburg without ad
ditonal expense Or fare.
1t the only road which Offers the passenger the same
opportunity for choe of Cairo he can have the
choice of
IL Different Routes to New York.
B. 1t is the only direct by which passengers can visit
the niagara Falls Falls of ST. Anthony saratoga Springs Lake
George, Lake Champain Avon Sp ng an opportu
Mtg of enjoying view of the magnificent scenery to be found
te Upper Lakes the River st. Lawrence and the he
Mountains.
A. On any of the IA routes north Of the Ohio there
daily trains that passengers stop
nence without extra charge for fare and always find superior
accommodations
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saaEs IA, UNITED STATES TRI- n4.s
EiMHtStstsA WEEK LY MALL I.IhE rIuufsSs

naMs Ia. UNITED STATES TKI- Hz.a
sasIzEssszSh TO VlCKSBu &c. fzsSsS5sG
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u S. Mail packet Grand Duke Capt
s. Appegate will leave for Donadsonvis Piaquemne Bator
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
qaf Wsrrsnon aud Tisksbnrg, EVGkY TUESDAY,, at
O'Clock r NJ "
The Grand luke vcksburg with the steamer Ro
buct and will take freight for ell landings the Yszoo river
IS high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ,
The nasgnifGent U. s Mail packet VEchsburg, Capt.
Capt J. NJ White, will leave for Donaldsonvle PLAGUE,
mine Baton Rouge. Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstchez Waterproof Rodney St. Jos
eph Grand Gulf, Warrenton, Vcksburg Miilikens Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing Skipwth Landing PHI
cher's Point, Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, ut 5
O'Clock p NJ. "
The ,yiCkSBuRG connects at vieksburg with the
steamer DENDROp and will take freight for all landings OF
the YaEoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, st 8 O'Clock p. NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet hatcher, Capt
T. r. Ieather will leave for Donaldsonville, Paqueins
Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou sara River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney Joseph dranc
Gulf, Warrenon and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 8
o'clock P. NJ.
The steamer NATCHEz, connects ,at vicksbnrg with
the steamer DEWDR0P md will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as hg1 up Greenwood.
Ths mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
their regular days. without fan the appointed. Al
their will promptly faithfully
atteIled to.
These will b. responsible any letter package
containing money jewelry other yaGaGles unless
BILLS Of adDg taken specify the and value enc
BY the passengers, contained in their baggage.
FortraSht or passage apply oil board, or to
u. R. CARROLL co.,
jell II Union Row. 63 Cn-ondelat at.