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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
For Nashville Every SATURDAY. &C.
THE NEW AND FINE REGI

THE NEW AND FINE IGEGiD-
sS h lar Passenger Packet 81 GAMERS JAS. woods,
islAkA&,SsaW. Boyd. master JAS. johnson, Jesse
Johnson, naster Red Rover. W Strong,
will leave New Orleans for NashYie anu an hlefe
diate landings as follows: >,,,,,,.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master ieayes SAIuRpAfi MaTeh H.
at O'Clock. 7. NJ
Has ,Tohn Johnson master. SATURDAY, March 81,
at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master 5 ATuRDAf, April 7, at
- o'clock, p. M.
Jas, Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY April Ia,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April q, at o'clock, r ~
Red Rover, Strong MASTER leaves SATURDAY, April
Jas. woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY May 5,
yas. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
May II, at s o'clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY May 49,
o'clock, p. NJ. ~
Jas. Woods. Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY May &c.
at 5o'clock, P. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June 2, at O'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June o.
at O'clock p. NJ.
JAS Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, June l6
at o'clock p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
- June % at o'clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover Strong master leaves SATURDAY, June 80,
at o'clock, P, NJ,
Jas. Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at 8 o'clock +. NJ
Passengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
punctuay according the above schedule. For freight
B. DUFFIELD, Agent
milo If n camp street
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Sgippiny 5ateligsl1ts.
cnrscrNr orsaoE, No. 70 Camp Street., ~
AZ Tuesday Morning, April "a, 1850,

CRESCENT Orr1cK, No. 10 Camp Street, /
~ Tuesday Morning, April q, 1860. :
Cleared Yesterday.
! Ship Indiana, Coffin, for New. York,
j o Woodruff &eo
Ship Canoya, Hntchipgs, for Hayre, s Jones &eo
Ship Confidence. Sears, for New York, A Cohen
Brit ship Meteor, Porter, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox &co
Ship Oroondates, Pike, for Liverpool,
ss Meeker, Knox &eo
Bark Laura, Pierce, for Portau-P Prince In ballast,
ssss G w Hynson &co
fschr r Keeling, Roberts, for Minatitlan,
Goldenbow u Lesparre
Echr Lizzie Mezick, johnson, for Pensacola,
j a Mitchell
Echr aac Toucey, Hansen, for Rnatan Island,
B Pigniolo &co
schr Mary Ella, Cunningham, for Pensacola.
III j Smith &co
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M O Bill E
r~p. Fon MoBILE-pAIY o, $.

hi-ealai I4ine-Wiuter ArrangenenIThe SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers Alabama
A. 7: Baardman muster Florida, A. l.. Myers, MASTER,
and Cubn james Hopkins master hnlt expressly fer The
Lake trade with superior Recommendations will make trips and
landings as follows unless prevented by bad weather high o!
low water want OF fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving The lake end of The PnnehartrAn Railroad
The arrival Of the 81 r NJ train Of cars for Mobile DIRECT.
Returning will stop Pascaeonia Pass Christian and bay d.
louis en- MONDAYS and TtU RSn AVS = -,
@9~for ickets through BALTIMORE Phadapha anu ~
Ybfk AZ gteay reduced rates. by three dltefet ioe u
Hffss r. GEDDES, Agent
ms G 90 GraSier street,
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0EACA BRANDX-A few barrels old and pure Aeeo
4 mack Peach Brandy ta store and for sale by
fell 9Nf'fNkts n raw treat
(sHAaIPAlsSAs-1ao Moas & t.,aaldoa's Vim An
u gais, fog sale BY ), WOLFF,
Inl9 corner GtaSier and New I4eSee SIS.
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zoo RIVER


YAZO0 RIVER PAGExET.-U. 8.
~ Mail Iine--Vicksburg, Greenwood Tallahat-
sk#ss{schie river packet steamer Prince. Edwin s.
sz Butler master, in connection with the steamers
NatcheE and Vfckspurg. All Freight shipped for
Yazeo aehatchie River ether Of tbs above
go through without detention.
The and magnificent passenger steamer Prince leaves
Vcksbug above the arrival of The half M train
q ears and ths steamsr Natchez visksbl Mon
Tchna Silver Creek Burtona Head Of Honey Tsiand Shell
Bluff Sdon, Cranes Landing Rising Sun, Humphreys Land
ing Gureion Becks Ferry Greenwood Point Ieore and all
landings Tallanstehe river Returning the Prince will
al Ncksbnrg in time with the half past
train Of for Jackson, Morton, Canton and New Orleans
also, with the packets for Memphis Louisville
also the steamers Nrksbugg and Nachez New Orleans
intermediate landings.
All business entrusted to this boat will meet with prompt ae
ti6n.
yIRGINIUs C. DENTzEL,
al6 Advertising Agent.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
GENTLEHIEN-Ave the untiersi gned, own .;

To the Honorable the Common Council
nENTLEMEN-sve the andersig med, own
W Of property fronting on Exchange Place from lanai
able body agreeaby to To- city charter sell at
gnSs a ai!15 eSs cana to
house street viii. granite blocks thsn 10 inches wide by
nor ne @ h iSn 10 G9s s 'sS 'es
Said blocks be Of best quality Of granite having the sides
ends and well dressed 10 form an even surface when
Said pavement dagonaly four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating Or top dressing When
properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well
The four thick be furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite to change the old
The curbstone on both sides Of Exchange Place. from
@ and N s" "a 'sa ii
the most speedy manne and the sidewalks 10 be raised and
Tie foot crossings at the intersection of all the
io a w 1d pss 9 W s sf feet o Mt hns
six inches thick raised in the center and graded to the
Bank of Louisiana X 1a, h6 BsPsEs Prss
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
phonorsbe Conseil commun Noaveiie. Orleans
s9 s. sts a sP
@ II yoe honorable eonfomt
Ia section oa as T. enat e ae ia v pne @ ysn
Place dss r as Canal penae des boss de
plus de u ponees large sur Is de long pas
boes de premiere qnaite granite asec les
II hog a;s L surface TALES
dit paVage pose dagoualement sur rne couche de
uuae pouce de sabre m lac gayn Innires les inter
ben epe de nnatre pouces de sable ct
de gFapos ct lie tout bien asujetit par IN roucau
les plerre de bordre de seront
foqrnes qnand e voer de In vile you changer veles
Les pierre de bodnre sur e deN Exchange Place
DIES u Canal pouane releytes 1t nivedes une
hauteur eonyenab de manere IN e aeeulenent es
eaS ct les banquettes seoni as perre
lie aux intersections des a ayec premiere
quale dc pees de la Fiyere du Nota quAtfe large
les peres seron de euN ps de duatre peds long eli
9 MONS ue N p9uees depaseur, eieyer du centre gra
hanqns des o'osens de Ia Louisiana, jas. D. Dere
/ JAS. A. HOPKINS,
lea ia~oW seerelaire la Consei lies Asst. Aldermen
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FOR LOUISyILLE--THE FINE
mmy sn Regular Passenger Packet John Raine,
sMA&SA VIM Underwoon master, viii leave for the above
and all intermediate landings US follows:
Teayes New Orleans SATURDAY, March 81 at L. NJ
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, April " ~ 2 +. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, May 8, ats Il. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May 49, at 8 Z. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, June 4, at P. NJ.
Leaves new Orleans WEDNESDAY, June 20, a T. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 8, at I. M.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 20. ct 5 r. M
Pasenges and shippers rely on this steamer leaving
above. ,.,,,e
n b. plan the cabin be and staeroos secured
for any of the above trips by applying 70 the Agent
THOS. KEEFFE.
mia If No 25 Gravier street.
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ss....s,sy ~. 49, Tthe yveAthsr- -Ruslncss
i51-ps fo3Hsn fxom the Hfawashn and Eln-
s. fH1NS43r xhs Accident 70 the Diana Capt.
\ 1S@aiSx<E NSxx H0at, the Mary r.. - The
{ BstfHsf Eata MP Clippings FROM our Ex-
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BAYOU SARA ETs.
ALABAM A-RIYER.
Leaves on TUESDAY. 24ih inst. atsp.M.
sEllIl "a

FOR SELMA. MONTGOMERY Y,
~ h. and Welumpka, and all Intermediate landings on
r. AlahsmR river directrhe superior lake steamer
- Ca .delet, Richard sinBott, MASTER built
the trade leave the lake end of
and Oarroop Railroad Shippers and passengers rely
upon this boat going direct through For freight passage
j. L. HARRIS, q Natchez street.
p S. The Ggrundee receiving freight the depot
Tivoli Circle. a20
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Relo,y---CominR up,

Ship John Spear, Spear FIN Philadelphia, to Cree
| Wy & Farweil.
Ship Trumbull Pratt, 20 days FIN New York, to
w Hynson &co.
Brig Mary Cobb, Cornwall, IL days FIN Charleston,
l5s555S to G Soria.
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coNFECTIoNERY. . CONFECTIONERY

DIANaT q C0.-40 packages of The yiHtnge OF 1851,
1876 1879 and 1906 Custom House Stores For by
S. d. GRAftAA 4 TO-,
Al6 Sc GnsOnhouse syrest.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Path inst. Mt 10 A. NJ,
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, Path inst, at 5 P. VI.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKE

Leaves every SATURDAY. NJ P. NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
s@@y h. Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Olachita
City Mouth Rayoq Bsrhoemey sterlin n
6onnn Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs, Castor Lasdng Column
ba Harrfsonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings on
r. w. McRae, Moore master, will leave as above
ppncualiy. For freight or passage apply on hoard;
las Advertising Agent
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UNITED STATES
LsAA& EMAIL LINE TO vIcKsBuRa Ls9aE+ n
s SATURDAY at O'Clock, r. NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Natchez. Can't r. p
feathers, will leave for Donsldsonyile Plaouene Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing For
Adams NHtehez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY at O'Clock
r. II. ~
The NATCHEz connects at vicksburg with tbt
seamers Prince and Hope and will freight for ali landings
the Ynxoo rive- as high up as Greenwood.
For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI,
iel3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-24
OEFIcE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS

EAk'FECE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WURhs
" New York, May 3, 1859. Z
ossn Any orders taken by him account will receeiv
immediate careful attention. We solicit the patronage
HoRATIo ALLEN, President
Fw. COOK, office No, IS Natchek street. Nav oeens.
yl 1u
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s- =. mas Daily connection with the N. o., o, and
eMAG@AG W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Wary,J.
Attkison, master, built expressly for paSsen-
eT and light freight viii connect with the peensas Rairoad
ay,ne Berwck's Bay daily of Pattersonye Ceneryle and
FRANKLIN M extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Clarendon eanneres and New Town. connecting
n he latter with ourhose mail enaches for ST. Martin,
Tafayette Grand Cotean, Opelousas and Washington.
Runnng from New Orleans Washington twentySix
honrs, being the quickest route travelled. -.
AZ ST. leaves she Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering freight than boat in the trade
shisers will please the their dIay receipts
a.e NJ i I4evne. agents.
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OHIO RIVER.

Passengers and Shippers rely upon the arrange
j. j. PERSON L CO.,
ms If or a. D. HITE -
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a. CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
IN FOR SALE.
"A have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes,
N consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks, Washers and Ironers
Also No. Blacksmiths No. Bricklsyer, five good
Carpenters, and good Cooper
win receiving fresh every month during the season.
which will sell low for cash good IL months city accept
wishing purchase wond do we'll to give cali
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
II. +. PETERSON.
is Perddo street,
OF en- between ST. Charles and garondelet SITS.
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Leaves THURSDAY ApriI 49, at5PM
FOR ST. LOUIS.--WiTH CONNEC-
49, n tious as aboye-The magnificent steamer Hia-
LfsEa@ssSsa5 w I'm u, +. Dix master viii leave
St. Louis, taking. besides through business
freight and for Nstchez vicksbrg Napoleon Mem
phs and the Bends Fer through tickets over Ibis boat and
connecting railroad lines above and engagements freight
and passage apply board The Eompanys Office ii
Camp street. -
ALI Adyertisfng \ pept
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April %. 1860 80 bales cotton to
Warren Gilmore &co--5 Henderson Y Peale-l do
Byrne, Vance &co-6 Cutrer = Harrison-6l Cole
man, Britton & Withers- u Foley, Avery &co- I
Bradley, Wilson 6co-- a Payne & Harrison-Total
JJ9 hoiau nnffrr 4tH t.g$s4i
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FORT AID A NJ s.
FOR Alta A AS,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at2P. NJ.
FOR ATTAKApAS VIA PLA-
- quemne.-Ihe fast-fnnning and iigh1daft steam
tGARs4ae GOssamer, J. p Forgny master will leave
ssz4s above taking freight and passengers for Ber
BIashear cities Lower Atcbafaylaya, Pattersonye
Genterv Franklin, Clarendon eanneetts, Few iberia St.
Martinsvie Fansss Ponte and all intermediate landings For
freight passage apply On board
VIRGINIus G. DENTzEL.
ais Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every TUESDAY Mt o'clock P. M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKgs

HesY MHlI Uihe.--F0r
egnenine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou SarA,
Red River Landing, Adams, Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Gulf Warenon and vicks
burg-The steamer Charm CIR, Capt W. O. wilson, win
she will leave Vicksbnrg every FRIDAY o'clock NJ.
VIA s5 ID. r. CARROLL & CO..
je4 Agents. 81 Carondelet street
The above steamer will vcksbnrg with the steamer
Dewdrop for Yazop river
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

For through tickets this Line and It's connections ss
forth at the bead of this eomn and further information apply
on board or at the COmpanys Office No 81 Camp street. where
plans of the cabins be and engaged
AZ l.. A. WILTON General Agent
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leaves WEDN ESDAY, April 25 at 5 p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND AiTVAkA-
NsS hpas Packet-For AttakapRs via Pinquemines--
fhe fine, new, light dTaaeht f.st running pas ;
zssaass&szAzger packet steamer IT, D. Hine. ~ H. Mug
gah MASTER will leave for Aakaph aboRe taking freight
and passengers for Bayou BGnf rshsa and cities
Patersanye Genervle, Franklin Ghaenon jeanneretts
New IBERIA Fansse Point St aarnsye and all intermediate
o tle rnnte For freight passage apply hoard
- VIRGINIUS @. nENTZEI,
all Advertising Agent.
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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. April IS at p. VI
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE FINE AND
@ry !. light draught steamer Silver Heels, Capt. C.
Pickett. will leave above for The above and
Intermediate points, For freight passage
~ VIRGINlgs @. DENTZEL,
a23 Advertising Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

tDThe Civil Tribunal of Lyons just given
ad.cision In case of promise of marriage. Last
March NJ. Joachim and Mile. Marie, in presence
Of their relatives and friends signed contract of
bans Were pnbished In ib anu us so Way Joa
chin made his intended various presents. such as
Jewelry, gold watch, shawls, dresses, and took
an apartment at OOOf. year. But the very
eve Of the day fixed for the wedding, Mile. Marie
sent to inform NJ. Joachim that she had changed
her mind and declined to marry him. All at
tempts to induce her to change her mind proving
frultless, Nj. Joachim sued the lady for the
amount Of expenses incurred. and 2,0uOf Us an
Indemnity for his loss In hiring apartment
which he no longer required The Tribunal
condemned the lady to pay all the expenses and
the amount expended by NJ. Joachim in pres
entS. but rejected the demand for 2,OOOf as in
demnity, and directed the parties to pay their own
costs
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-J w Thornton, Va;
P%Ta AID dr. aO pyGs s5sn'fGFs a
sGoysl; NJ; L s Young and lady; NY; a Young,
Va; II J9nns III; Peacock. Pa; NJ Moornead, do;
20 SS % din Nd Miss HgksIt de- MISS Lyons.
I'D, NJ GambsiI and sou, DO: KelS and ADV, do:
Mrs SPENCER do; Mrs Tyson: do; Swan. do; w
Cooper do;::J GenslIa and daughter, Cal; Roos
MhsSsr and m liS staPlss; d. Bez< do;
s MdI Ad Wa' b,yiss AZ, Va az
Bad, do; a wa hsld Tenn; II I paivsii, 81; " S
GSi nns Nd ss 4 H H%! a"i & Cc1ss NH
q s.aIshter do;W nurnell, do; Capt Stew, TIA
w Arderson, Md; n Walksr, do; Hon Sevmour,
Ely; MS M SeymSuI' do; Miss Losry, do; FIsh,r
Hum Cana loser, RE- do s9 Te Snas b a
s5 BtSS S DC; S .eas' on doi Watkins Do Gee
Salmon, ny; q Fitas. Arizona; $ symes, ny; B
fPT hi1eI k Ne Hon GrWRrs l do; LSekksSd Va;
ssrS lad, dol Sherman and lady. Nc: s Garter
NV siu;g. Philips; Nd: Gutter sra lad,, Ma;;;
liams, do; w Raymond and lady. NY. 10y
NATIONAL HOTEL.-E Parker, Va; F Hunt
JL1dgeI: NJ Keller "a: NoftS S Ct; ' MEDIA
~ S5%alI; Nd; ben Bidde Pa Allen, NY;
da1 Bsss EG Sls; M snd dGsn Hao
Smith and nd dauEht NY; Miss Blehtel, Pa Bet
rs s1SS W Rsrhs G W b s9d
Hamilton. Jenkins, j Chesl,y, G Tubman, Nd:
Ad Sa5s1 3D. r. Rc saf bar bS Pa Co yKNmRs
pon. Mt; Or Powell, va; w Gross and w. : s is1
, S5onG' I LrSsscer. T Berry, Williams. VII,
JsoR:on, I RandsI " Sol1 H9 HIs?hooek
w McCansIsnd, j Neal, 4 Wordai1. 4 fPs sstf
SaIdner. : Ha1son, Adams w Com ton, W
Mi,l., W = uce; Rob ,rrson. LLOYD. " +
Be meLt' W Kendall, Green, H Ferguson, F
sspfs H ts sSs MSss ana fGIsi
C3Ik: DIR Ham SC; G Martin. pa: Soanr1er% nj.
Robinson, NC. - ii''
BROWNS HOTEL Foertsch, Va: w n
~, ", "a; r. Bocins, Mo; Shoben, ID Paul, NY;
Sl,sI Hans sssn sa ii Ti5us
Y; SSssmf: 4di w Th %t AM LADY,
Yiot Tb5s, W: ws1rIns. Nd AHs missda' d. =
4 " Va: n y s,n sOe5s, Busch NJ; Rag
( sale, Boissisn. France; w A Pufb. m. NJ,
" H e Ms Ne - Be, bou Wslt'n. V VS
NY G.li Bsia sshs "; r.t
r. o IN " Wellias. A Ia er and Isdy. Nv; : i,a
Nav Nd R. sf.ss w TEE. sas
s'1 39Id and ls own, sh,Ies: Mis- Basls?;
"a sIourre', n Y; n Bo,lng, "a; Bonry' Ma "''
r SSIRKW0n1 HOUsE1L flames. Mich; c
e Eeifsnydsr, Pa; N Wall, No; DIN Wozsnaraft,
Re- 1od ;qS Bytas. Ma; f MAI hfpI s; Jss
9'Brien, r Ksnly, NJ JGhnson, HoilowaS,
= Booth; Md; B Benson. c P Crittenden, A "
and ls'y, McCeney. w Compton, G Colds
WASHINGTON HousE-H shriver, Md;
joSn:So RI Jo61 Riot, NJ: Lltrt ohr
p "a, Pa; Winters, Nh; L. Wait, NJ; Mesf-
ll.e, 90; Obey, do; Lincoln Denmark.
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tRlNnM, Fraeeis Es Wtllards' Hetsl
ss s:s. assS !. P E. SsYsC s
stsvsns. fsaso l., Priyafe, sos iath %
Stevenson, John W., Private, 26S st
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
StTatton, John l.. N, Willards', ofhoe 2lS Pa Az
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private, west side 2st 1t, bet and II
Thayer, Eli. Willards' Hotel - -
Thesker, Thomas c., Hyatt's, $50 Pa.sv
Tompkins. Cydnor b., Washington House
Train, Charles R., Wizards H otel
Triple, Carey Al WlllaId de HI Hotel
Xs!landl ham, Glenn: L., Ss It
vvs y: Zeb HH B Mrs Ha,,ison's, 81 Pa. Az
Van Wyok, Charles H., National Hotel
Wsde, Edward, SIS ct
Maldron, Henry, Washington House
Mashburn, c.. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa Az
Mashburne, Ellihu g., 4s5 9Th ct
Mashburn, jr- Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. Harrlson's, 81 Paw
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, u Missouri av
Mhiteey, VIM. g., 5l2 Hth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
WInslow, Warren, 2e6 st
Wood, John, 500 llth st
MOodru John, Wiards' Hotel
Moodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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eENATOR0

GENAVOkS.
Anthony, II. B., Willards' Hotel
"a tx =: Z.
B ni. 4: s: %s:siSi Ssss fou:. '''
srssknriase G., sss .s. Bet 18th and 18th
BIish,, jssss S &. Isih I'LL g Pa ~ and Hist
ShsndlsI, zsoS:, - $, ns. Ss Corner sSsS -
GlsJ. q De en- Br %s;al Hcss House
Gq%sn hSos " H. S bet 18th and 18th sta
G,l.ssnfi John IL Fs.S pa Hotel ,...
Roolittle, James R., Mr. Norton's, 30 q It
% MkS.
SssS; Si 2sk y - + Sss 81 ssS lsts :.
ES osssf sGLoPos Nv W GS,R%fHn oss $50
S Sss 1 Wm ~ 2ss ds st O aaY 18th
Hammond. Jas. H, - GOT Pa az Madison Place
Hsnn. n h: 1 r, Brown,s Hotel tel 10U''
Hsm1phlI, Mrs. y, Wi5Ilsms', Y, GOT and q SITS
}SRns0n SIS ST. 81 saS 10th
kkHnRsSpy tSs 18th 8: ssxss3 I'm
Mallory, s. K, Nstieusi Hotel
Mason, Jas. M, 424 II st, bet llth and 18th
Nicholson, A. .. p, Kirkwood House
Pearoe, James A, Mrs. lrvins's, % ~ st
Powell, L.. W., 26s G st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, q. f., 400 Ash st, north of La. av
Rice, H. NJ Mi2 Roy, st bet ~ and l't st
s sSs4d NH n + PIs?s Il and 18th
SImmons Jas; WilIaIds' Hotel
Sumner, c. Mrs. Cammack's, liz F, bet l4th & 18th
Ten Eyck, J. G., Mr.. Blair, 1872 st and Pc av
fo0mPBs Rc 1Sn9 AZ let , ST p and en-
Trumbull, Lyman. 45l 9th st. bet e and
Wade, %; F., Mrs; H}atts, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th It'll
Wigfall. l.. T., Browns Hotel
wilkinson, NJ: Mr.. SOlomon's, 46s 6th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

IL AT non-in ercourse meeting held in At
iantd, Ga Mr.. =. Hayden, one Of the merchants
OF the place, used the following language:
Il shall buy goods wherever | can get then. the
cheapest, and when go to New York, go with
the money 'H my pocket, and Ineusr hare and HsUer
'c,H ask a man lChsther he IS Democrat, Wing.
a hHo'o Nothing, a Black Republican, or an AIo-
lttI0rlSt."
He Is furiously denounced for this remark, and
enc OF the local papers says he was intoxicated
Hls loyalty to the South is questioned. Another
effect:
The character Of Mr.. P. Hayden having been
called In question, In a manner likely to do him
injury; therefore
:! We the undersigned citizens of Atlanta, take
pleasure In stating that, from our acquaintance
with him, we believe him to be true and loyal to
The South and her institutions; and that be is
gentleman worthy the confidence and patronage
OF tbs peoples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22
MEDICINES.
ITO 7HE AFFLICTED!
L 1Nn,Au vrapr.a,x4 fk NSt Is TG2Ts

INDIAN VEGETABLES tEc6cTf6N.
the greatest remedies for Erynpelss, Sorofuls,
kheamstIsm. sSgIvy, EruPsonss and Bi3tShes on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver. Salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects Of Mercury,
ever presented to the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts Of
tho country OF the proprietor, tes
trying to its curative powers.
OTIt is sold BY most Of the Druggists of Balti-
moro, and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. M. COX,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
Mono genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Price s. per bottle, six bottles for IS.
GEORGETOWN, D. e., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and viii supply the trade At
my prices. de 22-tr