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WOOD AND COAL.

C. Q. o G. Il o }. - 4 oLao In A In
s$5 Sss: S::s.1 s$ $ss s;s e.''n'
on the SSTsSS's %s.Ssh and ssss,
ons D. o coXs SssG of ssn vss, a'o
~ ss "s Z ss' :assss: g. ,s sa'
nhiss az " are s. s: S
iE$srsssS, $ .ct.sasd Ssfsts dsssly fsS s'1 sssss S
ana measure given. Fair 'Ioes a. weaPsc.sdt.,
ohs:zN, W, cor lsiI i and y g .ss g. SSSst No, st1,
o ls sssS %ss 1s
attention. seiS
WOOD=woOD.-Hi Oak, and Pine
w WOOD furnished AZ low rates, siths, pro-
PrOpnp.pz. Of til. cltS ssaS %' m: ~ Mills,
OaosHS w. % "or. ,a,R St.sS ssS W. ., Sse ss,.
H. Orders left at either pssewili receive prompt
attention. sells
M TO THE coNsr aERs or FUEL.
and fss .Sas h.s .s
WOOD. ofs.nen: siei. Cal Early II + you 's ssas 81
'A' ". sS rs s s"vs WSed slSf aSd Coal Dealer
selS ltlh ST., east SIDE. near tho Canal.
WOcD!-,soaLn- woon.-coAL.
~ Al.s III.
We ha . new t.u hand. and are daily Feoei v,ns, d
select ssck OF WOOD and Goa l., which we atfsf
~ th" lowest rates. We solicit orders frsla thGss
wh wish 70 lay IA snpply for the vister. feeling
ssilsfed that We can sui. them ss to quality and
fD- Those in want Of fuel would save money hy
ordering. 50 ax to have ID sent Gsn the wharf or
yess@l direct. Tau 81 ,eoinl CHAPLIN 4 BRO.
V'o HOUsEKERPERs AND OTHERS.
U-L9ox TO YOUR INrEREsrn
UA f29STks ss s lSss as eGs s,sn. 81 a, ,h. new
ofhcs, eorner Of 1th aud Canal streets, Opposite
So yl b, no, .s only q 3 e. ,r.: Of ,uH %s..s,e
siees., u 2 and Spit -1I any slzs DESIRED . -
III Fihy cents per cord cheaper than IT 10 sold
frnm any other place IA this city,
u His Wood is Of the bs.t Bet 9usl.y,} III
IL Hs has the sisss.. Sssis isSsrs sas se.s..l IN
III The bisses, Pine Knot not g. pIit ain f5r SoASs'
kI'saalIIias kI'ssaalIIiaass %%ssdd.s %Ssd..s Ill
III All delivered Free Q. charEs,} N
III NOTICE. r[Jl 1.-THE above does not SHOW how
to get !. ;eoSs wo..s xssrs + your
Neg please call st ths above oifos II = and try
TIL ,Yoa vii get asartsr Of . cord of the best
ssrsMSe S zee P3s .9sss. ssSsd ss I, e g:os. spli,
als2ssj or the best Hickory, piseos 4is, places
4L7a; pieces g. All other pafts Of cord al same
Orders lcft ats w. X. Handy's, opposite Wi.
ards Hotel or at VIM, Bsllanty ne's, 4s Tth strssts
or a. Pages wharf 1T the foot oTth st pronpty at
tended 20. Ofiee removed 10 the north aida Of the
70 s9Somrsny the oTdsror bs ready when ss.fasi
- Il A.PAyNTER.a q. Pages Wharf
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was quite numerous, and the interest marked
Amer the services, the committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association distributed tracts
The services In this section have attracted large
nunoe.s @ 's, OF the people all through the summer
permit. '-' 8 i.-7F . - -" -
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INsTITUTl


Twelve professors and teachers constitute the
board Of instruction: MIRA SMITH, PrinsiF, Il. wtl
De ~ the Institute, 223 street. be.wsea 18th and
18Th sts rom 10 q. m. ~ .. each day. se7 I'm
THEPREscoTT HIGH school,
OE sh sweet, bsftp,.sa asd T..
s,b fhts insntat,on vi,l be opened Mosday. sept
Ths T9 sHRIlsssSsSn to tne =. Che In.t,tatep
private play grounds ADD thk location, render
this most desirable Schors Tor Doys.
90 % A. d RICHARDS, Pria'.
NJ MRS MccGaaICK's SCHOOL. -
MIks MCCORMICK desires to Inform her
nieias ana the pubIc generally that sls will fasunis
the su'iss Of her School the lat Monday in Sep
The sourse II study pursued will comprise all the
tiou.
W afa don % her day scholars she is desirous of
'eoeix az into hsr fsrni few pupils boardags,
.sed .oia 10 TO Y years who viii he under her ian
me fate care and oversight
Her arrangemsnts foT the accommodation and
us care OF pupils have been ooasideraiy sea
ard otherwlse lmpfovsd. Those IN Washington
desriag PaFticBlsF informal ob with reference 10
the star
For terms ard fgrtner particulars apply At her
residenes-so. 3S CaIuaron street, Ate xsadria, Va
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4 @ a ID NJ fro, v,,,,o n,vs

FUF fUUNti IAUIEN.
Encouraged by many friends, tls subscriber will
open, an MoHdsy. 81 Dct0bs r, an Academy for
Young I.ndIes. In the Fo0ins lately occupied bY AF
Arnold, No. i6t West street, 6eorgetaw a. asjai,-
lBg the residences ut Rev. Dr. Boooek. As the NUN
beS viii 5eiimlteJ. and that the classes ssay be fully
nTgaaizAd al THE coainsEoansnt Ia IL desr that
intrned ate aYplicstiun ha mada to the prfnclpsi.
who may Be seen daily except Saturdays tili u
o,olack ,n.. NJ the residence of DR. Mackse corner
of West and Nj ontg gomsry streets.
So PTS. rudrh a. n AACgEE
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HAS CONE!-HAs COMRn-HAs COME ~
IL TRE door TIME Has COME!

SIyG ER's Sc. sEw[NG MACHINE
Cas- sste b1 sad for One HEsdred Doiiavs!
4; FOR NiRsfy Dollars.
For msnFf, S.urinG poses the only reliable and
unexeellsa sewing Machine IN tbs word.-L NJ
StKssT Ce.'s Gaftfis. p
Far 10 aewins Machines from Fllty To Seventy
Eve .,ollsrs. We have tried them in our own fam
llis, ana bud them superior 10 any In use.-L. NJ.
StaF1 Co.'s Gazdis.
We invite al to call at our washington Ofkce
No Jss Penna- avenue, under National Hotel and
In ssing kaoh . machine viii st once become an,
parent ExPlanations given 70 a, Circulars, ,illus-
trahEg Al OF Sins Sewing M &c hines with specl
men. Of thsn work, furnished to al, OF Senfto any
A good sssortment Of Thread, Needles, Tvtst
and other msehi.e hndings kept ON hand, and sold
n Nsy Yost ST,ess % .,a--s,
VIM. u. GLOVER. Assent. = :, = = se is H
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Nj MUSICAL NOTICE.
NlR. WMs =. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
seryhtolre nf prague. Bohemia, and late of NJ
New YORK, Tespectfniiy announces to thetsa$
eitl gems of Washington that. having been Sxxx
indacrd "a take charge of the organ aud oiIolt
ia of the leading charehsa tu this place, he
Is Ptgpared to give INSTRUCTIONS tiN THR
PIANO, pARP, GUITAR. and ORGAN; also
NJ. .MEfZERorf,s Music store. " "a. "a a aSsauS Ssan =
where olrcul ar will bs fnunt stating terms aed
further particulars. The beat Of Fstaronsfs giycn
on applications. CLASS IN SINGING viii b.
started as soaa as certain number of pupils shall
have subscribed their names. an "a am
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TAYLOR 4 HuTCIIIsON

TAYLOR h. HUTCHINSON, a.
We Leststaad az, eep. Csafrs NarkA I,ucs,
n Ags nov opsnins splendid stock Of Al !. DRY
O. THIS sess"n, saeh As Ladies Dress S1ts, Silk
sons., French Mpasllps, Msriaoss And MeIIHo
GOES, housekeeping Goqds In great va iety, Gloves,
Hosiery, Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons. sack Flan-
ertption Clothes, Cessimsfes sa VsstinEs, ladies'
sshts and ehisdren's Msrins vssts, Hooked skirts,
lust from the New York Auctions, and ve are nov
sl.as az prices that I'd, give sstssisetiea 60 all.
uss pftos, marked ~ saAa fgufes, Wu ~
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INsTITU re,
w Under fks dirseitsn Of
~

Mrs. SMITH tlate Principal uf tha Mystic Hall
seminary tasss pleasure IN giving notice that the
addtienh buildings ard riding grounds, on tse
tate OF Sgr tianefs Lawson. req uisite for
WasHIssTQS FEMALE INSTITUTE, will soon be- tn-
tshed, and that, with corps of ofexpeFiencsd tea sh
ers, she Will oPsa her SEMINARY there IN Uetohef.
She hopes the interest that her friends, and the
friends or education have been pleased 90 manfest
in her - stem OF instruction. VIII not lessen by her
Tsmoyal south; and that those from other parts of
ths United states. who have been Bnskls to send
their daughters to her. gxsg to the ciifnats ard
distance OF Msssachas viii embrscs this 0p.
portunsy finding the District Of Coiaslhla of nietc
genial temperature, aud more Aeesssihls.
The Seminary will bo oia high order, And parents
and guardians are assured that no Efforts OF appl.
anaez VIII be wanting tU secure the comfort tho
ough Instruction, and elegance Of their asashs
aud wards,
Applications will be snswersS and pnpslsre -
unsil her limited number - acpsietn. Nv - ~
aaj sah0la.s lin.tad Fpr circulars adj "a, e
T62, aa "a at vs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

MasiCAL INSTRUCTION,
aARp. PIANO, sSiq'R, iHf Rir.siis siiNaiINya5s. afIy5s'
ORGAN, re.
Prof DE CtENlEL's long and practical exps
rieace Ia the art Of Teaching Music enables w.
tl nm g. pursue saeh ? method a. TO oomplete&
Tag ordinary ability, Ia less than half the tine
nsnaiy devoted to the study of Music under the In
dtnsrent instruction al incompetent teachers
Due attention paid 10 the proper EhHseuIar devel-
opnsnt Of the hands FOR obtaining equality agility
aud elasticity Oftouch; and lastly, though not least
the true manner of rendering Music graceful, bril-
liant, ahd expressivo.-ths whole combining the
glsts PrOfessoss IA Europe.
Il = Only limited humber of pupils reserved.
Parties Wishing to make their nSaseiasnts wiu do
well 10 apply s. soan 40 possible 90
Prot. G. 4. DE CCENIEL,
Musical Repository, Pa. ave,
aa 2-im hst lnt h and nth ats
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

NustcA.. CARD.
LITTLE. es0YEssoE oF Mrsic. having
iFsErsed a. w ashiaEtoa isftef the vacationi 49,
wtskss Ia iAfosya bIs (flsnds and patrons, thst1S
20 hiss ,aknffsee tssa dntisz OF his profession.
ks.sa she professor oi the musical department at
Aas~,ek seninsry. and having pupils elsewhere, he
ass s'St q isw taisaFs hours To devote t0 pTiyat-
sci,Dsnrs In tAis CITY 90 his services there
toIs. satiy application 10 sqesstsd.
Ferns and circulars 20 be had al w. G. Metzsr-
0tts Music Store, cor. itth street and Pa. avenue
Residence at DR.. Hunts, No. $40 Pa ave.
10 g. tm~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

40 y WATER FIXTURES
j pave oa hand tue assortment of q A. FIX.
Hs, sgd Pre- l4se.s, Shstes. Se. - a.
drsass, AashstaBds, Marble slabs and Basins
" zler Closets, n ais, Bath Tabs Shower Bldets,
~tnkss khbber, Hose, &n,, ali ol which will sell
Water and Gas pips introduced upon tie shortest
notice. and warranted
Az orders from the country promptly attended to,
..s#..E. q, SNYDER.
Plnmbes and las flttsr.
seB next deof 10 the Star Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

INrEEESST ALLOWED ON DEPOsTrE
: AoSkf f6TH kkfR66SEk 1885, sEcUprrrEs. lr
=, .Eyss skSfaSiss; SSSsfEss: z Sc Ei.s:,. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
FEMALE TEAcUy~

FEMALE TEACHr -.
j WO Young tadles, xtsters.t sfeff - ptesa
efs. are deslrcss II entering a. seNs ~ '@s's
20 s.1 InstI1fs, ,a p fss is,,3st.s s.,s ys.,s,
higher Easiish studiss, r. 4sssS Easssi Asd tse'
'lfS for tss%les ss.t@sajal. sr s sas, e sac "a
n Y<wtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING.
Black Drap Eta Coats Pants and Vssts.
hlsek Alpaca do. do.
White aud Brown Linen Caats.
II Waite and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants, Zee.
White Duck do.
Buf DO.
Travelling Busters, &c.
Having connection with the largest manufsetsr-
ing establishment NORTH We enjoy superior advsn-
taEes ioT supplying the very best goods at the low
eel foss.1e Prices, The styles are found To excel
anything IN Washington, and the work rs nship fkf
ss9els any thing heretefors offered this mar es,
sstabilshmsnt.
:, We also have on hand q snpe.lo stock Of Gents,
fnfnishing popds, And make 20 nftief Garments Of
sNefy description, sf short fotioe, At . small ad
vahes oa TIE prices OF our rec iaade clothing.
j. M. MccAMIY A. CO.,
IT under National Hotel.
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STlNEMETZ, 2S6 Pa. avenue, near corner 18th
~ street, has opened from the manutac; sRfsS1
tureS sn sssortnent Of 6ne work in BOO V
Congress CATERS 81, &c.; Cloth Shoes -
Sand Sl.5a
ty- erms-Ready Paw. Au2O
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L GINGER kx%Es
We have inst received ~ sFS Stst sSts Ssstgrys
GINGER WfNE-sfeir sgtssstsf t.f ~ s7-s.,s.
General Debility, We - ~ the s's t~a -. bt-
ssrsea, DsssRtefy. az y..s
aus {asates5 trdis NfSSf atA Nvs ats,
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CEoRaET' sjf,ssa.,snsbss}..slj.. lj..,.,
tbs T., Mo Asss25s3.ss a., H,,sss1s, "a.
dps isfrs' Fg staiesss ~ - ',vsfsass. ar ~
sssE Ss s@s -, >, i,I1RsovEe.
AZ .&R AEsnhey. .-~,sAs aut,0s ef tAis
w sgs 40 - sSsS~ssN sests'YeeI As,
NsSss$a - l., LOOMS,
-. MAs Ss..Ey-H
sEBSEciSe 49, Ia ~ scHooi. FOR
, 80 M l,AntES.
sh.ss,.s.s sgsiA ss,8 I. sip<sts.
Fae Setst, " q -3h..sns vti ts fesamsd daa-
''sts SePtSStb% g.. ~ eJim
NRS tSyx's srRuOts. " stsr4t, bstwsen
Nv So t.Jli.n, wii rsoPsa on Monday, SepisR
e&9 xf1 az ~ s9iwF
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MOUNT vESNoN ES%N.sNs,SssspPoIHE SsP TIE TOMB

The stsspsr THoaks coILYfEk VII run reg
Asrly e Mount Vernon AID The ~n-
DAYS and FRlDAlS, leayins ths ss><s<s.4s
wharf at the foot of 9TH street 81 70 a. m and re-
tarpiaE At half past 3 O'Clock D. IN.
Cosches ieavs sll the Heiels and the corner Of
pennsJ wanna avenue and Tth st. stsA q. m. kosp4
trip 81. ma al
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FOR RENT AND aALR

EQR RENT-HOusE No. aeo north side Of
II NASSAU husetts avenue near sth street It has 1
-. mo " Kendall,
set2|u AA street, fiaAF CIty Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

Having been engaged for many yeersin the Mu-
steal BusInes giving hIs utmost care and attan
ton to the ssectou Of his stock he hepes Co se0ure
continuance ofthe favorable patronage hsretafors
bestDwed. w. q. METZERUTT,
sea Corner Pa av. iith anal ID sts,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

Moore &co. Malone 4 Bro 4 s Maxwell G Wiesbar
s " Moody. u Mulot. Mallard. F AIallari lSco .
Norton, Mosly sSco. O j Noyes Norris Maui &co .
JAS Norton &co--North Duthi .Sco. Ochmicher &
Jottler. Henry Oterson Peter tDonnell PM Ozan.
ner Jdo 0lion. Mrs Phillips w A Peck Payan
Carmrt. Perkins eco. Pope Ellison &c., R Peffet
&co. Payne, Steele &co. Payne & Harrison Put
nam 4 Stfesley. IS Peck. Patton, Smith & Putnam
.Potthoff, Knight Eco. C A Pickett Robt Pitkin
& A A Pray NJ Outinan. n w Rayne. RI E Reilly
IF G Randolph. j L Randolph. Robson 4 Allen
E RochsrInan &co. .Chas Rally eco. Ramavose &
Magi. Runkel h Lehman. /. E Room &co. j C l. S
Kicks. w C Raymond. "A Rebb. NJ Reordan II W
Reynolds. C w Sloeomb Geo. e R Stevens Sco. r.
Sponle Geo. JAS Syme &co. e Smith. Smith & Bro
- w Smith. 7 P Smith &co. G w Sizer. "A
Sehwals. C Schumacher. j Smith, Marshall AGO..
Thos Shields. Sampson & Teen. E Shift Geo. %
Saulak. III N Sielecht. .Schnaider Wise .Spalding
& Rogers. .Scraggs, Donyan &co. e H Skeggs..
Stenvenranch. j G Seymour. 7 W s s Union
Terrill & Bates. L H Taylor AGO. F. G H Taylor
E A Tyler .Thornhill &co Thompson 4 Barnes.
Taylor & Churchill. Taylor, Knapp &co. e W Tur
ner. Il TorTer. Morse, Titus &co. "A Titcomb..
VIM Tanner. Townsend, Tompkns eco. "A Thomp-
son Geo. Il Alter. Vincine AGO, .Wynaud Manning
I .Vinricher u Laglen.. Van Benthuysen &co. w
Bright AGO. T L White o o Woodman . j o
Woodruff Eco. j Walker eco. M Walls .Sco Watt
&North. Watt, North Il Mobley. Watkins l. Holman
u Waddell. Bright, Williams Geo. Waterman
& Bros. Il Webster. e b Wheelock. Wheeler &
Gregor. w A Wilson. "A Wright Geo. C Yale eco
B Young. r. Yatman &co. Shumway & Hews and
order. al5l,e fa
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COMsIgnees.

NEW YORK. Steamship Black Warrior Adams
Express. Hernden's Express. Anderson Blessing
/. e Angel. IS q Ably. III Armstrong. W Alling
..R Addison. Allen Hill. .Robt S Adams Geo. .
Blum q Frank. W l. Blanchard. C Buddecke
i&co. .Donnel & Bailey. Blache & beaumont H
Block &co, Blanchard Outlet. w N Birney Geo.
N Burroughs. ,Jno Burrows. R q Bowles. j H
Borden. Bloomfield, Steele &co. Bull, Ellis Geo
Bridge L. Bro. Beebe Geo. Blenean g. Bro. j Burn
side &co BARLEY, johnson SEQ. .Bowles 4 Judson.
H Brickton &co. Benthnysen, Lewis &co. p E
cit. M Barnett: y 9 Black Geo. j P Barbor "A
Brusseau &co. .Buckner, Stanton &co Jas Connolly
W Cox &co. h Coburn, Carroll Hoy Geo 6 Cate
Strong. H Chauyiere. r. Collie. p Cusaeks Bro
eco. j Carroll. M Covar. w L Cushing Cara
dine u Winchester. Converse &co "A T Cochrane 4
Hall G Cemmason &co 7 Cayaux; Cutrer, Harri
cob Cohn g Dawson &co. Davis & jackson. X
Denman &co. II Durel &co. g Dupuy. "A D Don
oyan. B A Dwyer &co. j D Cameron AGO. .Theo
Danziger. " David. Jno Dilworth .Dolsen & Son.
Dnkel. Dufauz Geo. d Arcy &co. .Ansel & Ed
wards. j e Evericks. Elder &co. L Elkin AGO
| "A Figueres eco. Farley &co. A Fosdck Frost
&co. g. Follin. Alex Flash, 4 @ Ford. Theodore
Irois. .Fellowes &co.F NJ Fisk, .Jno Z Fisher. d
| Felt Stetson. F Fabre &co. N G Folger & Son.
Folger &co. # Fredrickson, Frierson, Conway
&co Fredland eco. r. Gould &co. ellis, Fergu-
son AGO. I Guion. Green & Crump. M Goldsmith
Goldsmith, Haber &eo. Leon GodchauX. Griffin,
smedes &co. Harvey Guild. Gaune s. Eichelberger
| ~ Guebe. .Gouax Il viea. .Giquel q Jeinson. N
Guete. Lewis Goldsteen Il Guerin.. Moses Green
wood. g Gregor &co. John Gauerche Il Gabiee
IS Gensler. "A Guesnard. .R Goddess G @ Gamble
A Glenn &co. CA Harvey. Holmes & Clauss q
Hafreer. Heaton q Oliver. Henderson a. Peale..
| Peter Halves. Henderson & Gaines. Heald, Massie
&co. II A Hedden. Hyde & Goldsmith j Hardie
&co. ID Holmes. A Hill p Hand Holmes &co M
5 Hudrick. w H Harrington. j Hyde. e Hart
geo. j r Justus. j II Jackson Geo. Jones Express
Go. Jourdan. Johnson s. Turner. u NJ Trans IT
Jennings ID kelninghaIn &co. .Kittredy & Folsom
/ ID II Kennedy &co. IS kasor AGO .Kentzen &co
J klein..J Karson. .LaFoust s. Dorman. w II
Letchford &co. Lloyd Frierson &co. j A Lam Geo
9 Levy. D Q Lowlar &co, j Lilienthal L w Lyons
eco. y Tchde. Levi, Simons &co John Edwards
&co Lazarre L Leyesseau. Lewis 4 Oglesby Lone
/ y pelaehan. e Lassure Lewis, Stuart &co j Lee.
/ land. Horace, Latimer Zoo. Leighton & Barber M
Q Lehieve Lacy Geo. r. K Laughlin Fred Law
McClery a Bradford. Il Marguese SEQ .Jno McGen-
mis-, Alfred Monroe. J 3 Matthews Eco jas Martin
y morgan eco .Bnrtha, Miller SEQ R Mills &co
Pelego & Maestin P ] MCGUIRE Muse & Bro.
Magee q KNAPP. p n Lowell &co. G NJ Morrison.
Mullen Gco. ID Morgan Geo. .Mundeyille & McEl-
beny. "a II Nay AGO.. j Mcdonald. Solomon Miner
Z Myers. IS Morel. J B Menny Geo. 7 Moore.
q MeGinnis. y Moore &co. j G Moore &co. j =
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y M, NeCombs nom Fort Adams.
~ til Hs6. III T I'M B isyon sasa
TsSis Denninr. Ricbariiscn' ram soaa s. Tonis
& NshsIsln, Irwin, nom Memphis
b IN lEnEae, T0bia, from Trenton.
d sIf5Ii.udon. Wbann. ffom tbe nasses
~ 3S sss ~ - IN ill., et i ats1 ha,i
= .hsunRhf do ships jas Yeo, Lebanon
"A az N Halkness.
5sjlf RI y zs s
y e 4 EasssnEers.
y 7 sianiozq, ~ J, Taylor and lady, NM
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81. sEs
Ss4s |sS b .S 81 ,.,.... Is
s. !, :, .,,. .. 4 s. -
+! ~ ~ 4. SAAIiAGO yiA lNDIANOLA Steam
10 g. 800 pigs groceries carriages ana
4 W. 5fjSTSSss
on II kip VIM Writ. 2445 bales cotton &c
~ ramp n tcs lard 8 tcs bbls hams rs loxs clare
j % 6&as R0fk tzsss n ss'ii gs9
4 1rilyv york ~ pals;e. TX bh,s u,,oar ~
= ~ ga kisa IS -
y rYspu M 81 Is ,eo >,
! 49,. 1-os nllus sugar ~
= 9$E ~ t.sS ~ ]. ~ 4. q
s 49, III schr Argus lS6 bids sugar 81
"A elsaees 81 bbls whisky.
llMs echr Blrrissa. So bbls -four bis bean!
e y!1egsr g bnis oil 60 bbls molasses 48 Dbl
- enls Nnisky ~ hf DO ~ sacks peas 50 kegs
~ - 81 leet tcs MANS ~ bxs candles La SIX
nAs 1usl snntli
IN 4 MARK and NEWPORT. ssSclr Wild pidpeoD
rs hbls Hour SO bbs potatoes ~ bbls 10 hf bbls
u ~ b6ls pSfk z bb!s apples 10 bbIs molasses Is
"a kxS beS1S 4 bbls 10 Kits inackerel bbls 10
II q, bbis a ke8s ard 10 bbls onions tcs rice
~ S6 10 III kran 89 scs coffee 10 cks bacon s
h 2A cl4 AsPe 81 hbls Is bids sugar Is bales
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock NJ.
(, r. FO X q T. K l. q U A 8. TIL
kEssss steamer Anna Perret, built expressly for
above. For freight passage amply on board, or to
- j, NJ JOHNSTON & CO., Agents,
d30 If No. 3 Front street, Custonlhouse street
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FALAYA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. sth, at PM.
IT. FOR ST. MARTINSVILLE, NEW
IBERIA Centervile, Pattersonvile. Betwcks
zSSszs Bay, Franklin Bayou Boeuf and all ntermedi
ate landings new light draught steamer e. NJ Blck-
NELL Abe smith, MASTER will leave above For freight
passage apply on board.
ja7 Advertising Agent
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and from ma to 2. INCHES stroke and rating Is horse
o%sr WIN chmnies, blowers pipe complete THIS
II THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MA BIZ WIiTtlH HAS
~ Bot LEE PERFEGTLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALI, or ITS
fAffS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING
ana @ @ evidence Of s superior popularity
now In use with constantly increasing sale by
d2T 3n&w 10 Gray,er strait Sa,s G -,
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ATTAK AP s.,

Leaves every TUESDAY, at IL O'Clock M
r. - FOR ATTAKAPAS.--ViaP PLAQUE
mine-Ths regular Atakapas packet Ceres, j.
ssss j. Labarthe master, is ready receive freight
for St. Narinsville, New IBERIA Jeanerett's Cbaenon
franklin Cenervlle Pattersonvie, and all Intermediate
ports the route.
All business entrusted TO her will be promptly attended
to-: For further particulars apply board.
j. j. LAbarhe takes this oppor of returning his
thanks to the public his their liberal
$3.50 V1RG1NIUS C. DENTZEI,,
Jas Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on MONDAY, January 10, at s O'Clock 2. N.
United States Mail Line.
H. NJ p N r HIS AND NEW oRLEA

l@lEkta Packet Lne-For Memphis and all lie Bends
The splendid steamer Nebraska A. r Irwin
viii ready to receive freight Saturday morning
the foot Of Gr0d street. and will leave For freight
PASSAGE apply on board, or to j. H. FRELIGH, III
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville.
~ Adams Express carried regularly by this ine ia4
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Leaves on SATURDAY, sth inst, at S p NJ
IT. - FOR Il f F e II SON SMITH.
lss1lAE1S LAND Benton, Port Caddo Albany, shreve-
nG~k port, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore 81
Maurice Collie AleSandEia Gorton's, and ali Intermediate
steamer Telegram, A. D. Densow, master viii leave as
For freight or passage, having superior accomnoda
YIRGINICs @. DENTzEL.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

RED RIVER
~ SHREVEPORT AND
k4Sss41aal, NEW ORLEANS TRI-WEEK- sslE
Fer -f8Ils gE17l777'
Shreveport, Grand Bayou
CaJnpte, Grand Ecore,
ST. Maurice, Montgomeryb
Calhoun's, Mo. Cane River,
4I y Collie, Alexandria,
Norman's, Barbin's
And all way landings. - BE- "a, i
Composed OF the following splendid and swift
boats which will leave Now Orleans Shreveport alter
nately on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays ut p a.:
TU r D. VS.: So
STcW TIsaS ,.........Capt Samuel Applegae.
THUS RDAY S.
national .......... ..... Capt. P. O. Montgomery.
Judah ToMro Capt: Charles W. Ewing
U D VS..
H. ~ hONSe.,.... ..... Capt John Smoker.
All of the above mentioned splendid passenger packets
Will leave on their regular days. without fail Mt the hour an
and faithfully attended to- ~ ~ feAp'''
rooms be secured either of these boats for
any trip by applying a, the office of the agents. ~
,.. g. L. KOUNS & BROS, Agents.
ooO y No. 2Front street.