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Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

SABRATH FARmINel--An ancient usage,which
dates from the time Of Henry lV.-that of CIV
ing agricultural lectures on Sunday after mass
--has lately been revived 10 some communes of
France, under government patronage.
And another instance Of the difference of
peoples ideas, as to the same matter, is the
following: "a deacon residing in Ashtabula
county, who was acting in the capacity of col
porteur, called in shop in Windsor where
they had dry goods, hardware, notions, and
sometimes little whiskey TO sell. The man
who owned the store was absent, and his wife
oficiated as clerk. The deacon passed the
time of day, talked about religion, and finally
asked if they had the one thing needful, (mean-
ing ths Bible.) The lRdy's answer was: sNo,
we are just out; but nay husband is going to
Cleveland next week, and will get BARREL T"
Rzv Dr.. CHAPIs. in bis sermon of last Sun
day evening, in speaking of the influence OF
true religion upon mans conduct, said that it
would prevent him from breaking Gods CON-
mand, "Thou shalt not kill" by engaging in
duel though he were challenged by ia twenty.
acre lot full of towards and bullies." Perhaps
Mr.. Pryor viii consider the latter part Of the
remark rather personal.
\ GRgAT wonder in excited throughout the
eoantry by the performances of DR.. Windship,
the famous gymnast Among other feats oi
strength il is said that he raised 10000 lbs.
with his hands An English exchange tells oi
a man in Dover who raised $500 pounds with
piece of paper, aud carried IL out of the king.
dom.
A coxMITrEE has been formed for the erec.
tion of portrait.statue Of DIR. Priestly among
the distinguished men Of science 10 the corridor
Of the new museum at Oxford, England. Mr.
Stevens is spoken Of as the sculptor.
TIE London and China Telegraph has the
following:
aAfter seventeen years, the commissioner
appointed 10 compile Dutch and japanese
Dictionary, have finished the first FIVE letters e
the Japanese alphabet--lo, no, TO. re and ko
The expense, at this rate, will amount to nearly
f7,000."
| LADY railway spectators are becoming quite
common in England, and among them Maris
Marchioness of Ailesbury, reigns queen. She
is large holder of railway aud mining shares
is perfectly posted on the prices and prospects
of the daily market, and is good Judge of whai
are likely TO turn ou successful ventures.
A rRIsTIso OFFICE and lithographic estab
| lishment has recently been formed for the frs
time in Greenland. and work published by Il
has just made its appearance. We presumf
the paper published on board DR.. Kane's sad.
vance," was the frs. newspaper established in
those regions.
baltimore PoLIcE BnL.-The Maryland
Court Of Appeals have unanimously sustained
The decision of the Superior Court of Baltimore
in favor OF the constitutionality of the Police
Bill passed by the recent Legislature Of Mary.
land.
GRAPRs are displayed in the windows Of tht
Broadway fruiteries, with the notice attached
SO per pound. Its needless to say that the,
are ssur grapes.
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MRS. WinsIaw.

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
facilitates the process Of teething by soiening the
gums, reducing all inaammation--wilf alay all pam,
and is sure to regulate the bowels, Depend upon it
mothers. il will give rest yourselves ant @ III
health to your lnfanis- Perfectly safe in all Cases.
See advertisement in another column
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
To Planters and Gardeners.

The subscribers offer or sale &C 900 barrels Of non.
grette, made by the Lodi Manufacturing Company in
lots to suit purchasers. This euicle Is in the wenti
e1h year OF is Introduction into this country and has
2ui'ved fertilizers Of every other description or the
following reasons:
ls IL is made from the night soil OF The city ofNsw
fork, by the l.. M, Co., who have capital of over
100000 invested in The business, which is at risk
sheuld they make bad article.
W, tor corn and vegetables il ia the cheapest neat
est and handsomesi manure in the world, il can be
placed IN dAfec contact with the seed forces and RI
pens vegetation two weeks earlier, prevents the cut
Worm, doubles she crop and 10 without disagreeable
oaor Three dollars worth. two barrels is all suiE-
cient 70 manure an Of corn in the hill
fsicK--l Dbl. S2-2 bbls. 50 5o-5 bbls. g. and over
bbls $l SO per barrel. delivered free OF carsaxe 10
vessel or railroad to New York City.
a pamphlet containing every information. and ear
thcaies from farmers all over lhs United States who
nave used from Two 10 seventeen years, win be seat
Tree TO any one applying inr The same.
GkIEfING BROTHERS CO.
90 Cer'landt ~, NJ ". or 1876 South Delaware Avo
nus, Philadelphia,
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M- -A M& NkM
At Private Sale

In Queen Anne's county, Md. six miles from
Chester River, and one and half miles from
sudlersville, containing iS4 Acres; about I5O
cleared, the remaining part set in Oak and
Chestnut. The land is high and easily improy.
ed, well adapted to the growth Of Peach Trees
Wheat. Corn, Potatoes. &c. Possession piysu
immediately, or to rent for the present year.
Price, $2,000-one-third cash, balance in two
years.
Also, al Acres with house and Blacksmith
shop thereon. at Wright's n Roads, Kent co.,
Del, within one-fourth of mile of the Della.
ware &Maryi land Railroad. now under construc.
lion. desirable place for store and shoe
Shop. Prce. S55O--ons-third cash. balance In
two years. Possession given Jan. 1861.
p. Il. NICKERSON.
March D. 1850. Smyrna, Del.
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Furniture and Upholstering
Wareh0usse.

The undersigned respectfully informs his costomers
and the public that he has enlarged his place OF busi.
ness IN an elegant and splendid STYLE ind keeps con.
NFfURE, Of all Kinds, manu- faetured with eEpecal
care Dy his own workmen. and under his own super.
VISION, He also recommends 10 the public his newly
invented and improved sola,- Bedsiead and Lounges
which for convenience and ease surpass
used before, Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses mad
IN The best style. Ills prices remarkably LOW
and ne solicIts share Of public patronage.
:. JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 S.Secone street. above spruncs Philadelphia
NH l9-ly
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FOR

A healthy. sctivs. good -dispossd NEGRO
GIRL. 10 yssFs old, to serve until shs il Is
years old Will be sold on accom- modsting
lsrms. For Information apply u TIMES Office
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
MARTIN E. DICKSON.
Cheap Watch e. Jewelrv Stor

would respectfully inform my friends, and the
public generally. that have on hand a very choice
stuck Of Gold and Silver WATCHES, which offer
ior sale as low as they can be bought in the city
also, Silver and Plated Spoons Gold and
Silver S5ecacles. and other articles 100 numerous 70
mention. All want is CALL to satisfy YOU ofihe re-
ducu0n OF prices All goods warrented 10 be as rep.
resented, or the money refunded.
N B-Partcular attention given to repairing in all
It's various branches. Store on Main street, opposite
roA"eis hotei. NH 15-ly
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
A choice collection ofCLOCKS, WATCh.
ES AND JEWELRY at the Store of II. n.
PARSONS, on Commerce st., where also can
be found a good assortment Of Breast Pms.
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, GoId Studs sno
other articles TO tedious TO meniion--an asfs,
duced prices, TO suit the times. Watches ana
Jewelry carefully REPAIRED and Warranted
NH I5.tf
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M EW CooUs.

w. B. COLLINS, Merchant Taller, on
Commences streets, hss on hand good assort-
ment of
Cloths, Cassilncres & Vestings,
comprising one of the best stocks he ever pur.
chased, which he will make up to order in the
most fashionable manner and in the best style.
Persons are invited to call and examine.
NH l5-Sm w. b. COLLINS.
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The Mustang LinmeIIt cures Rheumatism.
The Mustang Linimeilt cures Stiff Joints;
The Mustang Lini nellt cures Burns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores, Ulcers CaFed
Breasts and Sore Nipples, Neuralgia, Corns, and
Warts. and is worth
4 100000 Dollars per Annum
To the United States the preserver and restorer
valuable Horses and Cattle. IL cures all sprains
Galds. Wounds, Stiff Joints. &c. Did you ever hear
Of any ordinary Sore, Swelng, spran Stiffness ei.
ther ON man or beast which the Mustang Linimeni
would not eurel Dad you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part oftho wordEurope Asia Aner-
who did not say Il was the greatest discovery Of
the age" Sold everywhere. Every family should
have il; three sizes,
BARNES 4 PARK, Proprieiors, New-York
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ALLEN & NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER
a State Agricultural Society.

Schuylkm AgrlcuILuIalR ana nor
tieultural Society.
A liberal deduction mads TO Dealers, on ali the
above articles.
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
40 South Wharyes and Al South Water Street,
First Store abOue Chesnutl
PHILADELPHIA.
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CLERK w ANTED.

immediateIy. about the age of fifteen or sig
teen years. Muss have good education, write
fair hand and possess good moral character.
None others need apply. JNO. ii. BEsVvLEY.
Smyrna, April le, go.
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n A M MELT O NJ ,
DOCTOR w. T. COLLINS

MJILL give prompt attention TO the citizens Of
Smyrna and vicinity, in the practice Of his
profession. fapI .,57tf -
OFFICE at the House formerly occupied
6y Or. r.. 8. CHibreth, Main ST., abovs FsE-
soelPs Hotel.
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Removal!

Variety and Trimming Store I!
The undersigned, having removed from her
former place of business, to the house until re-
Gently occupied for the Post Office, on thu same
street, few doors above, would respectfully
inform her friends that she has had her new
room fitted up in tasteful order and 10 prepared
to furnish the public with all articles in her
line Of business at cheap rates. Call and see.
s. Z. BELL.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PUMP MAKING
Spring, 1860!

Wall Paper, Faper Hangings.
J. HENRYeJEFFERSON is now 6penng
over $4,000 YARDS OF WALL PAPER, Of
the latest styles, which will be sold at Phila-
PhiG prices. Please call and examine.
Also. 9 beautiful assortment Of GILT, OIL
aud PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green, Glazed 0il-cloih Buff and Green Linen
for Curtains, Cord and Tassels ofvsrious coors
with Putnam's patent. selfsdjusiing, and :. s.
Putman's patent Pendulum Curtain Fixtures
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers, and will be sold. ai the low,
est prices.
NH S.tf j. HENRY JEFFERSON.
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OI
GLIB @tM MI, SsS On

THE subscriber, having finished his new
store-house, on Commerce street, respectfully
announces that he has just returned from Phil
adelphia with a large and we'll selected stock
of fSpring and Summer GOODS, which he will
sell at reduced prices. for CASH or country pro-
dace. His stock consists, in part, as follows
Dry Goods, of every description, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c.
All are invited to call and examine tor them
selves He feels confident that he can give
satisfaction both in quality aud price. He re.
turns his sincere thanks 10 his friends and Gus.
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, and hopes, by fair dealing
and low prices, continuance of the same.
NH l-tf EDWARD BECK.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
Light! Light! (!
RIO RE MT.

Two Brickyares. one situated near ,he. Pres
byterlan church, the others 10 New Castle CO.,
near smyrna Landing. Apply to
feb 10. GEORGE. MASON.
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I'M iIsa..t,s III yiclsburg Cairo and St Ioas for
iii points North, East and West, *, y. wayne ami
US. n Allen, agenss, s1 Camp street.
john Has1.ef fer S. Lotss-The passenger
racket John Warner, Captain II. ~. PASseis0as
,.sar Ar C.as j. Narner clerk, leavcs at
ssrsnsts fs evening ior Memphis, Cairo and st.
Louis The good qualities Of the warmer aAe too
well known h require seeapitulation here
rsssi. Hs0n fo,' ei,sciandti. The steasNer Fred.
Iron, Capt. ~. r, Dunnng. commenaerI Mr. W.
C Fieldelday clerk, leaves ak 10 ocleck tis morn
ing for Cincinnati and way points. She has very
colafortahie passenger accommodations, and will
leave positTslyss above.
Paciac Jet LOUISVILLE The new, magnificent
passenger packet Pacific, Capt. YIN. Lamb, com
nafdcr, Mcssfs, Halliday and Barcklay, clerks,
loavrs 1t o'clock this evening, for the above and
way landings. The Pacific is one Of the most ele
giant of the Louisville packets, and is widely aud
ponulariy known. She is large, substantial, fleet
and safe packet, with unsurpassed passenger &C
coininodatons. Ho! fer Louisville on the Pacific
this evening.
lAryg's for r itis5,u,g,--At 10 o'clock This morn
ing, the regular passenger packet Argyle, Capt. G
w Ebert, commander, Mr.. s. Peppatd, clerk
leaves for Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati and al
way landings.
Empire City for Pittsbufy. The passenge
packet Empire City, Capt. Milford, commander
Mr.. II. Clarke, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this even
ing for the above and way landings.
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Receipts OF Produces

Manifest Forwarded in advance by IEairoadl
ST LOUIS-Per steamer A B Chambers loo
bbls -four to Ballitt Whaley- 100 do oglesby &.
Macanlay--l00 do j woodruff ,&eo.-50 bbls 1o,Ir
6 kgs shot I II i ] u Allen &co--I2e7 scks corn to
Converse d Kennett--I6U seeks bran N Dyerton d
co -225 do do S Elder 6co-l50 seeks bran to j r
Moore &co--l0a do 80 do potatoes JAS Druhan-
30 bbls whisky wv "a Moore &co--5o 10 6 Linn &co
A2 bbls whisky do vinegar N Smith Sec 20
do brandy Bredpw & Wusthoff- 10 bbs beer Louis
Stegle--,2 do 36 hf do box RobtMeyer- tai
lard a a Grief &co-73 bbls bells Keep Il Caullied
--2l do J E Hyde &co--4 bbls appIes q Celia n
hds cabbage 6 hbls onions bbls potatoes Schnei
der " WiseHs hhds cabbage II bbla turnips 8 ID
heets f A Johnson boxes crackers Donovan Il
Nautz as flrkins butter Graham, Bfb .Seo--l5 krs
nuts S Relf Aces do Leeds kco--I7 do Mccain
& Harrell ~ do H Geddis---2 pkgs Indse j b Rein
son--I box P 4 Shaw--22 pkgs machinery Geo
patterson-blS seeks corn Moore Il EauCuIin-
% HoTel, Gayle &co4-4 sbbls potafpes 6 do .tur.
nlps hhds cabbage I. Del Bohdio--5 do Egan &
order TS'ss.A'toe "
lQHlSVILI4 Per steamer John Warner
cargo previously reported
LOUSY ILLE-Per steamer pac6s a r,,s ,,a,,
100 bbls pork ties lard hhds tobaceo 4 aan';s.
Norton AGO. do do bacon oamuhop N,Taa ny,
eoA hhds hams SO hbls -four Is bbIs noss.nasa
eees 60 bdls chairs D Kent ado w
% bills whisky IS tea hams Martin (,ohi poi M
hbis eggsA hbis apples 1879 kegs lar "a es haoa
Eess butter bbls butter and snnIlries sbna;
Mise 10 do beer bbls whisky nd spnassau N
seklHderls kegs lard tes lard bIs a.s a y
lard Aks bacon 3 Ethel &eo-ehg scEs c ge y,
Feilowes &co-1629 do Y AiiahelF M os II ia y, y
lard SO bxs candles so do soap 100 bbs nor W.
rem, Gilmore &eo--60 pes baanno parnsia & a.
S5 bbis whisky AsH Nay &eo2 keks corn H. n =
miItenbsrger--l6 bales Jeans 10 Clam N;tebeli r. =
Jack 800 Ibis pork billiard, Summers Yea q IL =
hams Barley, johnson .xco- IS pkks mdse 10 4, Il
Slocomb 6eo--I00 do . Wright &do---4 a. gnnni.
son, Chapman sseo-s-20 pigs indse i. Man 6eo 4
do j DUFFY Eeo-4as do Ii j Watsoa-I tes hams
Dugas dca--l do E kegs lari Dbl bacon 10 bbIs
baef Harrjs--i0 bales jeaas Slaughter, Smith Il
shstWeil- 80 bgs apples Q W Bentpn--25 tcs hams
Gaiisso 4 PascaI-Ie do II bis nHdse r Geddes-
SO pkgs Iadae 4 Tully &co--5e bbis whisky Car.
rel, Hoy &co--260 bxs candles Wis Wright eco
rs pkgs mase SHARK, Stauiier &co--a7 do X Yeat-
man &co--7 do Phelps q Jones 8 10 ) Bsntz--6
ckg pork J - Arm sH--6 bkls snndfiax to Il H Fair.
child &co--l0 do fael Bonai0-5O do heerJ zieg-
ler-l6 hhds tobacco fe B r. Iotspeich kco-3 do
Moore d YanCulin 80 ties hans A SHaw---8 80 do
sutton-2i bhls snndriss 10 j Moore lGee--467
a Z, m John Robertson-20 hhds tobacco to Jas
s"fhsf-Tss DDS whisky 10 bbls pork rs do kaut 10
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Below Coming UP.

Ship Hermitage, Allan, from Lisbon, 10 Creevy &
Farwell
Brit ship Powerful, Nixon, FIN Liverpool Goth Dec.
Ship Felicia, Nelson, I'm Havre 18th lbec.
Ship Jno NJ Mayo, Snow, days I'm Boston to Geo
A Eosaick eco
Bark Clifton, , 46 days from Ris de Janeiro
cargo, 1850 bags coffee to order
Mex schr Brilliante, days from Canpeachy and
Sisal, to Fernandez Geo
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copToN sEED...............ooTroN SEED.

have on hand large supply Of petit CUFFS and
Beyds Proac' COTTON SEED, which furnish during
the season in lots to ssit CUSTOMERS.
Planters and others wishing and selected article Of
Cotton Seed would do well to give before purchasing
elsewhere.
have also on hand full and well assorted GRO
CERiEs, which prepared to sell reasonable prices
CHAS. R. RAILEY,
Grocer
ind sn ., Tcbo,,o4las r.r.o.
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Leaves very MONDAY ai5 P. M.
HEGULAR ARGYLE LAMnINn

.Ns% ana aafeeaSille PackeThe new very saifs sna
Quitman, J VI CasnoS nsst s,oR nh
says ~ aeoys fof Argyle Landing Greerve Deer
Mssaaste s1 ai t.Iird s jAalioP Pche pws
Bend, NesbnFEi WarIenthn Grand Calf A oserb RaSr.y
WateproRf Naches Fort Adams River Iniing ~.
ssE rot hidson hnon Rouge Plaqnenue DoIaidsdn.is
board. s' " Fr4s'ss "l'pl5 on
The General eainan VIII take Yasoo freight to be sep.s
at Ficksharg. e' " " 'itpea
,so yIRGTNiUs G. BENTzET.
~ Advertising Agent,
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- DIR. nnaRDs EYE INFIRnlasY

s DIR. EFnARD,s EYE INFIRNiAtsY
No. IS LAFAYETTE Gate Hevial STREET,
Between Baronne and Carondelet, New Orleans
This Institution is for the reception Of persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is new-the Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will be paid to the comfort Of patients.
aBr Wards devoted 10 the treatment of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
ss- A competent Physician resides IN the house.
TERMS:
Whites from 50 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes. .......s--..............a =. :.
ES- Operations charged extra
Artificial Eyes of tho mandatory of Boissonreau Of
Paris, may be obtained at The Infrmsry se2s lyaW
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Arrived Yesterday.


Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Sawanee, Shannon, from IEdianola to
G B Payne-1st dist.
Steamship Galveston, Place, from Indianola and
Galveston, to G B Payne Berwifk's Bay.
schr Adeline, -, FIN the Coast-2d di4t PIT.
;chr Mary agnes, 49,, I'm the Coast pa dist Ell
Steamboats,.
Jno Warner, Patterson FIN Louisville.
Pacific, Lamb, I'm Louisville.
Sioux City, Lawson, I'm Red River
Indian No 2, Greenlee, I'm Macon|& Tensas.
John Ray, Kerchiyal, fin Jefferson.
Bayou Belle, Smith, I'm st MartiIisyille.
Kate Dale. Morton, fin Bayou Macon.
Iatan, Taylor, I'm White River.
Nebraska, Irwin, I'm Memphis.
Vim Campbell, Cabbell, FIN Red River.
Julia Roane, Danley. I'm Arkansas River.
Lecompte, johnson, I'm Red River.
r W McRae, Tobin, FIN Oaaehita River.
Silver Heels, Pickett, FIN Washington.
Crescent, Carlton, I'm White River.
Cuba, Hopkins, fin Mobile
G d iii, Vincent, I'm DonaIdsonHiIle.
Saline, Miller, fin Tensas.
Hesperian, Nicely, FIN st Shreveport.
D. G Fremont. Stockdale, FIN Cincinnati.
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Rousset s #Geni.a.

Rousset s. Genfn,
IS CANAL. STREET, NEAR GHARTREs,
Are now receiving their entire REV welseeced stock
FRENCH German and American Tys Of syles Also,
Mechanical Tin Toys entirely in this markell which
purpose selling at the loves. market prices.
Also TO assorted Germa Toys calculated for country
retail trade NJ $40, Sis, $40 and Sa9.
N BEommson Houses and Grocers' orders in this line
romptly attended to. dis
nFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
~ New York. May 8, 1859
Mr.. u. W O.. COOK Auly authorized Agent in New
Orleans Any orders hin account will receive
immediate and careful attention We solicit the patronage
" ". ''isl'' = 1'''' HoRATIo ALLEN, President 2
Fw. G. CooK office Me- IS Matches street, New Deans
myi ly
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seueFaA Kenear 80 assn ~ The Weather
inspected Hshe ~. wv. ngcRAc- The Ente9
TIM Heput iScsz T7snnEs GllpplnSs
xxusn @ux ~ Departures TOD
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f.T h-For Grand EcoFe. NHtchoches. Tiger ISLAM,
Maurice, Fayeran's, Montgomery nnandis,
Bnxton's Month Of Cane river Coe Alexandria,
Nornans Bathn's and all intermediate landings Red
The magnificent and fast.Ymnng passenger packet
Perry, Wm. Kirsbal master, VIII above. For
yIRGINIUs C. DBNTZELs
Aren't
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Imports.

INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON steamship
Suwanee--Ba bales cotton ] Williams &co--24 a j
Rugely-l9 b Kelly &ce-37 Warren, Gilmore &
COZ Lewis Oglesby-2 do G W Shaw &co--29
A III May &ce--1D Farley, Jlrey &co--ll Biseae Il
Simms--3 Pilsbury to order-B pritchard +
Flower--IG5 hid cattle Inheau & Mehle-s bbls IL.
cans I II d J NJ Allen &co--7 pkgs 1hdse to order
Total 234 bales cotton ~ T
:, lNDiANol.A and GALpESToN-Pe steamship
siaiyeston--z5 nales cotton d g CromWell-and
C0AST-Per scIr Adeline-- 80 Lids guear loo
bbls molassess " & j Montgomery do FrelIsen,
Stevenson Gco---60 hhds sugar Byrhe. Vance Neo
Total 80 hhds sugar IFS bbls n,olasses
CoAST-Per schr Mary Agnes-5d bbls molasses
40 hf do W & D Urquhart ].
81. CAMDEN, ME--Per schr Carnage loo cks
lime 22hhis potatoes 20 do turnips as do mackarel
lot hay and fish to MASTER
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Leaves on MONDAY. 18Th inst. It sP. NJ,

- FUR TEFFTNsFDN DIRECT
~ b The fine and swift Tun1ng passenger y
Lasa1.5ssD Sxairn, KcRns, master, win leave
shove for Smthland, Benton Port Cpdao Swan
sons Mornings Albany Shreveport Grand Bayou Capte
Grand Ecore Greola, Coe Aexadtla, Non6n's Bsrbfus
all way landings plantations Fer further Information
freight passage, apply on boerd.
VIRGlSIUS C. DENTZEL.
Advertising Agent.
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UNITED STATES

- UNITED SKATES
MAIL LINE TO yIcKsBuRa. sNaFssM
SATURDAY. at O'Clock p NJ AeAAA's
The magnificent " 3 Man packet NateIiez Cant. r. p
ieathers VIII leave for Donadsenye Peqnenine Bason
Ronge Port utiso Bayou Sara Red River Innine Fort
Adams Natchea Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vicksbarg EVERY sATU RDAY Al
r. N. = y ~ e''en'
The NATeHEz eonnec,o at ylcsburg with thu
steamers Prince and Hope will take freight or Ii anins
OF the fa4oo river a. high MP Greenwood N
The aboye splendid passenger packet will on her reg
lar dRy without FIJI n the hour mppontsi Ali hsna I'M
ts,sa % ne sire VII % promptly and faithfully attended to
containing money e@elry other vafGahls unIeFs rernnY
nls ere tHke specifying tile and snIre anH
tho freight paid for vslsheA deposited viii ia sia,
by the passengers Or contained N their Eaggnga -
For freight or pasaage apply hoard
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-11
Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst, at Bpm
Leaves on FRIDA Y. 9Th inst, ut 3 o'clock ri NJ
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H. mer-For Pocahontas, Betesvile Jacksonpou An.
IN snsta, Des Arc and Intermediate landings on
l - White riverTle Light daneht regular
passenger packet steamer Iafan, Sam. TAYLOR MASTER will
positively leave above The laan will take freight aud
sga through bills ang to ssks9por # 0c 100 b
landings the mississippi river far the mouth OF White
river at 5c 100 lbs For freight passage apply board
book order from Capt TAYLOR r. Eaton. clerk
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