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BALTIMORE, May l, 1860.
Copper Mines Of Lake Superior.
j ii.

The Lake Superior Miner gives the most
fattering accounts of the mining business
in the vicinity of Lake Superior. The
product of the Minnesota mine alone, for
the month of February, 1860, was one
hundred and sixty tons, one thousand nine
hundred and sixty pounds, and that in a
month when, from the intensity OF the cold,
the mine was worked only about one-third
of the time. The receipts at Ontonagon,
since the close Of navigation, are seven
hundred and forty-two tons, three hundred
and forty-two pounds. Several new mines
will be opened this spring, from which it
is expected that not less than twenty
| thousand tons of ore will be taken during
the season, or S4,000,000 worth of copper
alone.
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slope of the mountain it enters Can't,
county six miles north Of the Sum-.
and pursuing North Westerly CON-.
passes Ashland Furnace, Chest Snr;,,
Litzinger's Mill, Harris sleeping rI,o.
and Platville and crosses the S1so,,
hanna at Cherry tree. This r,a5
perhaps the oldest State road in the ,,,.
ty.
In my next chapter [ shall give ls
the public officers of the county from :.
erection UP to the present day.
JONATHAN oLDBrcv
MoSKBARNs, Jan. ?, 1853.
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ARRIVAL ENTRAORDINARY.-Old ID
ans the great California hunter, with OLE
hundred and fifty living animals Of ls
own capturing, including seventeen dg
cling and performing bears, has arriTa
from San Francisco, on board the shf
Golden Fleece. There are nineteen a:s
in all, varying in size, mostly ten feetir:
four feet wide and four feet high. SAM
son, Lady Washington and Fremont, ba-
the largest of the bruin family, ocC.E
separate cages, all the others, cXlgTt L
buffalo and elk, having two or threeda
large animals. Besides the seventeen K
forming bears, embracing ten dift'E
kinds, there are two California lions -F
do. tigers, two do. cougars, two lyIIs
seven coyotes, one white wolf, one altE
er, one sea leopard, two silver gray t,1s
one full-grown buffalo, two elks. tive VI
mountain goats, seventeen snakes, u
large California condors, two do. yult-a
/ FIVE California moon-faced owls, tn
double-eyed do, two Australian ostr;ess
! (seven feet high), two white pehcans, =
gray do, two large golden eagles l7f
rare and beautifully, two black Lower Z
ifornia eagles, two California Amer1
bald eagles, besides great variety Of '-
er birds and animals.
1t is understood that 2. T. Barnul
purchased an individual half of this q
el exhibition at a large figure, and d
after short stay in New York, thg r.
visit other cities, and also be ezh,a'
through the country.-N J. lime
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E SCENEIN THE HoUsE.-NhRN
PryorPotter controversy was gong !,
Washington, a vote of the house vas :. :.
ed upon some minor matters. W hsl )"
Potter's name was called, an old p'..
member from Pennsylvania, who Dc.
takes up time unless he has somethD;; !,
say to the point, rose in his place slu :
cused Mr.. Potter thus. "Mishter cI;-.
er, | will shust say ash how Ar. - =.
hash Pryor engagement" Boin u
of the House and the galleries unl'.' }
an uproarious explosion of mrth q. .. = :
honorable members sally Of wit, anu > =
only checked to be redoubled, when, I
the name of Mr.. Pryor was cali'a,1 IL
same old Hans arose and sad
Mishter Spheaker, Mishter fE!.
gone to be ash clay in tie hands o.
ter" For some moments the see. B
the House was indescribable, and " ~
once, five pound bowie knives ana -
rifles were at a discount.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

To THE EDITOR OF THE ALLEGHANIAN =
Baltimore street to-day presents quite a |
gay appearance. The newspaper offices |
and their vicinities have been for several
days crowded with an excited mass OF
betting, chance-desling, "slight-o' hand
b'hoys, who it seems Will never tire speak
ing of the great American Champion,
John c. Heenan. From present appear
ances, it would be very unsafe for an
American (much more an Englishman)
to pass, and permit an incautious word
against the Benicia Boy to meet the ears
of such gathering of his admirers. OF
course we all (being good Christians) are
opposed to such disgusting and brutal ex-
hibitions as prize fights; yet we can not
but feel little gratified to learn that our
Yankee Boy has taken the Bull by the
horns, and shorn him of the laurels which
he so tauntingly and defantly wore, and
so proudly and impudently boasted Of
Heenan, according to Wilkes London
Spirit of the Times, fairly won the battle,
should wear the Belt, and is Champion of
the Prize Ring.
The weather here to-day is beautiful,
and the ladies, arrayed in their gay spring
attire, honor our fashionable promenades
with their cheering presence, causing
many hearts both old and young to beat
against their waistcoats with love and ad
miration when smiles are bestowed, and
creating a pocket-feeling, head-scratching
sensation with fathers and husbands as
their lovely wives and daughters sail past
them with their street-sweeping silks OF
Madam Alexander's latest Russian touch.
But we dare not say anything derogatory
of the fair sex We must all acknowledge
our inferiority in refinement, and that they
are. in our troubles and trials, ministering
angels and earthly guardians. They are
our comforters in sickness our assistants,
ornaments, counsellors and treasures in
health and happiness. God bless them
We men must love them.
Political speculations in regard 10 the
Charleston nomination are numerous
, Nearly every one has different opinion
as to who will be the nominee, and how
the Convention will terminate its labors
The seeding of delegates from five or Sly
States has caused immense excitement
and no small degree of trouble in the rank
of the harmonious democracy. The con
fusion at Charleston has created srea
q dissatisfaction.
The Constitutional Union Party here
making active preparations for holding it
National Convention, which commence
here on the 9th instant. The Committe
of Arrangements have obtained the From
> Street Theater, which is an immens
building, and its galleries will afford a
unobstructed view of the whole saloon.
Our market is firm. Red Wheat bring
S14S0S1 80, according to quality. Cor
is active and firm at 75(G7S cts, both ft
Il white and yellow.
Your friend, DR.. Walter, was well whe
[ saw him last He is actively engage
y = in the practice of his profession. Hopin
to see you soon again in our city Of MOI
uments, [ remain,
Yours, truly, j. II.
BALTIMORE, May |, 1860.
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Baltimore Correspondence,

To THE EDITOR OF THE ALLEGHANIAN -
Our city is kept in quite ferment in re-
gard to the action of the Democratic Con-
vention il Charleston, and its bearin. on
the Convention of the Constitutional and
Union party, to be held in this city on the
9th of May, and the Republican Conven-
ton to be held at Chicago. The Douglas
men were in high glee, but recent events
in the Convention have rather depressed
their hopes. Governor King, of Missouri,
wants the "Cincinnati Platform ''with-
out any tall" pure and unadulterated
while the extreme South wants it with
several new planks-among others, that
Congress or the Territorial Legislature
has no right to abolish slavery in the ter
ritories, or to prohibit the introduction of
slaves therein, nor any power to destroy
or impair the right of property in slaves
by any legislation whatever. This plat
form, if adopted, (Which from present ap-
pearances is doubtful,) would, according
to Douglas instructions to his friends, be
fatal to his nomination.
The friends of the Constitutional and
Union party are making preparations for
their convention, and have engaged the
Front st. Theater for that purpose. 1t is
large and commodious building, and will
seat large number of persons. Delegates
are expected from all the States They
will nominate man that the disaffected
Democrats and Republicans can vote for
and possibly throw the election into the
House.
The Republicans of this State issued ;
call for convention to meet in this city
on Wednesday, the 26th inst, to cleo
delegates to the Chicago Convention. Th,
convention met and organized by appoint
ing Montgomery Blair, of Montgomer,
county, chairman. After some little bus
mess was transacted, one of the leadin.
spirits in sG.ne of the late rows that hav
taken place in our city, made a rush fo
the President, and upset the Secretary
table. The row then became general, an
the police could not prevent the iisorgan
ization of the convention. Some of tn
5 perpetrators of this outrage have been al
rested, and Judge Bond has given tn
Chief Marshal express instructions to al
rest all who We're known to be concerne
in the riot, and bring them before him fo
trial. They will have their just deserts me
: ted out, of which, through the leniency G
: the law, they have been too long unjustl
deprived The convention met in the a
' ternoon without molestation, and afte
: appointing delegates to Chicago, adjournet
o The great international prize fight ha
q at last come off, and according to account
b received, Heenan proved the better MAJ
|, although it is conceded that both wer
o well punished.
e Business here is tolerably brisk, an
: there has been a good trade done by th
/ merchants. The weather still continu,
e very cool, and our city is distressing
T hedhIy. w.
e BALTIMORE, May |, 1860
: WASTED-Ten cords Of wood, for whic
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Peoples Electoral Ticket.

Ist District-Edward C. knight.
I'd ~ Robert p. King.
Sd :" Henry Bumm.
4th /" Robert NJ. Foust.
5th Nathan Hills.
9th John NJ. Broomal.
9TH James w. Fuller.
S:h Levi B. Smith.
9th /" Francis W. Christ.
10th &" David Mumma, Jr.
lIth - David Taggart.
18th Thomas r. Hull.
18th - Francis r. Penniman.
l4th ~ Ulysses Mercury.
18th George Bressler.
18th q A. B. Sharpe.
18th /" Daniel o. Gehr.
18th Samuel Calvin.
18th Edgar Cowan-
goth - William M'Kennan.
2Ist John NJ. Kirkpatrick.
22d /" James Kerr.
23d Richard ?. Roberts.
24th Henry Souther.
25th " John Grier.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
James Pollock. Thomas NJ. Howe
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THE Cincinnati Inquirer has the follow
ing in relation to the crops:-''V and
written reports of the wheat crop, received
through the country merchants during the
week, are quite satisfactory. The late IA
vorable weather has greatly improved the
appearance. In some places where there
was slovenly farming, the yield under the
most favorable circumstances will be mea-
gre, but north of the Ohio river the indi-
dations at present are favorable fer sat
isfactory harvest. Advices from Ken
lucky are less encouraging, and in that
State it is altogether likely the crop will
fall short of an average. Rains have fall
en- in great abundance within the last two
weeks. The streams are all high, and
bottom lands are to a large extent under
water. Dry weather is now needed, to
enable farmers to complete their spring
work. This we shall probably have"
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No nominations

The Charleston Convention, after long
and stormy session, has adjourned to meet
at Baltimore, on the 18th Of June, with
out accomplishing any of the objects for
which it was convened
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DIED-At Wilmore, on hon0 J..
30th ult., at the residence OF n''
ter, Mrs. SARAH KEAN, rei'e' "
kcan. AGED about o. years.
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rn. By putting ar ounce

n@- BY putting ar ounce G; vi i
salamoniac in the last water u
muslins or cotton are rinsed, OF ! \
quantity in the starch with M, II, &
will be rendered almost infiamhl"O's,, ~
least will with difficulty take nre' 4
they do, will burn without flame. ID,
astonishing that this simple pfs'1'
so rarely adopted.
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WAETEp-Ten cords Of wood, for which
CASH viii be paid on delivery Inquire
at this Office
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ee Subscribe for The ALLEGBArIAH.
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Peoples Party Nomination.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ANDREW G. CURTIN, Of Centre CO
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aev ssms aau esssseut aveuesaay eaa rth Fl, 1860.

ice s do Campbell 4 Strong 81 hhds sugar to
a G Mariana,ix 64 de to A D Kelly &co- Sc do
e Durrive &co-- so do A Miltenberger &co-- Is do
Allain- 20 do Braud q Landry 20 do 2 bbls
molasses Lauve \ Leblanc Is hhds sugar Foley,
Avery &oo--I2 do M Gordon jr--6 do Ii bbls mo.
lasses to R W Estln &co--7 hhds sugar to Green l.
Grump 40 do Shift 300 10 do Roman \ Ker.
nion--5 do Toledano Taylor--20 do h ] Tardos
-sundries to order-Totaf 1876 hhds sugar 16 bbls
molasses. s IA
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner
g bales cotton to Pritchard 4 Flower and sun
dries to order.
ATTAKAPAS--Per steamer Gov powcll-loo
bales cotton 10 hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblem &eo---
81 do bbls molasses Ill bales cotton to Loht &
Charpantier-25 do Gordon h Castillo. 30 do ] La
batut-l4 bbs molasses J Wyche &co-20O do to
Jeannet QUARTER e5 hhds sugar Darby s IRE
moulet.2s6 hides Meyer-l6o do E Bourcey Acc
s--T5l do and sundries to order Total ass bales
cotton 100 hhds sugar 2l6 bbls molasses.
LOWER coAST--Per steamer Texas Ranger
SO hhds sugar + CaSenaye-4 do J de Egana- As
bbls molasses w I Robinson pkgs hides to W
Burrows and snndries to order,
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ssippiag Sl,tsIlis,Ilts.
cxrscrxr osrten, No. 10 Camp stsee \; 81,
"Wednesday Morning, aarch ~, iog'
Cleared Yesterday.

"Wednesday Morning, Aarch ~ is'1 =
Cleared Yesterday.
sup hAos's - j III Ashbridee s Nephew
ship Wellington, Barstow, for New York raywel
d. :. 81 ;s.. II 80; ~. .r,s,, ,r,,rlxs Cohen
Shin Genoa, Street. FOR Glasgow x.,a, r.oveil .Seo
paw r,sland. Ross, for Hayre. Geo Fesdick geo
Raye Cenhas Stsrrct Gregory fcr Froyiaencs = !.
- rs;sgvio tsucyilimine, for Liverpool,
SloiilaH eaa : Camnack & Converse
ntik a"'zs' $3.50 Cohen NJ Soria
s,.br i NJ Roach, Rogers, for New York.
s''A. : = Cohen NJ Soria
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Arrived Yesterday.


steamship Magnolia, Crowell, I'm Havana via Key
West and other Florida Ports, to B Payne
LIST district.
Steamship sawanee, shannon, from Indianola TO
G B Payne-lst dist.
Steamship Fashion, Smith, from lndanoia, to
Wakefield & Wilbur--4th dist.
Ship Malabar, Kinsman, IS days FIN Havre, in bal
sS last, to master--2d dist, ~.
Ship Florida, Whitmore, Is days fun Boston To
msster-lst dist
Shin Charles Ward, Gould. FIN Havre 10th Feb, IL
ballast, to master--3d dist, A. NJ.
Bark Cleaner, Chandler, days fm Apalachicola
To master-Point.
Brig Ada Haynes, Foote, 4s days fn Rio de Janeiro
to IA Giraud Aco---2d dist, 30.
Brig w II Parks, Adams, 10 days FIN Matanzas, to
"A Giraud &co-POint.
ARRIVALS at the CarondeIet Canal.
schr Liberty, from Bonfouca.
Schr Resolution, I'm Black River
Schr Emela, I'm Amite River
Schr Marie Coristie, FIN Amite River.
1 Schr Marie Sosthine, I'm Bayou Lacombe.
! Schr Gustavia, fm Bayou Laeombe
Schr Jeune Creole, I'm Bonfoucs.
Steamboats,.
soutl America. Shepherd, FIN Pittsburg
Jas Montgomery, Russell, fin louisville
Sallie Robinson, Powers, fin Jefferson.
Eastport Woods, FIN Nashville.
Texas, Stinde, I'm Fulton
Robt Watson, Smoker, I'm Red River.
Moro, Woodland, FIN Camden.
f. Gen QuitmAn, Cannon, I'm Memphis
w Burton, Louailer, from Opelousas.
Gossamer, Forgay, I'm Attakapas.
Tecuuseh, Logan, FIN Cincinnati.
| Crosse Tete, McQnoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
I b Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
I Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Cora Anderson, Bofnger, I'm st Louis.
Gov Powell, Burke, FIN Attakapas,
Texas Ranger, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coast.
i Sioux City, Baker, FIN Grand Ecsre.
/ Towboat Vanderbilt, Wright, from the Passes
i towed down and to sea on the 10th inst
banks Annie Kimball and Arctic brought
i up ship Ghas Ward and brig W Parks,
/ Towboat Enoch Train, Bay, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 18th inst. shiI
4 Arctic and bark White Sea- brought uT
bark Cleaner and brig Ida Raynes.
| ToNboat James q Day Brown, from the Passes
--towed down and to sea on the lltl inst
/ ships Elizabeth Yoe and Oder-broHght up
i ships Malabar and Florida.
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HIN @fItalIs 9ailp Crescent.
\ Tsyssz ssssF
NJ nTygg iNn MARIkR DEPARTMENT,
I'LL aalsIIiasate.

ksa ~ 5S5 $500
- - ssssiuess Thc tNcataer
@ O. hi n 3 ssIiSosS mid A. Watson Laid np
2<s5ssrss.., TSiSSx the Hon1tr and Catn-
TsS3Ss2 TsS$ EfxE4& SsimnsOsls- The Pey*Onn
xS-ysS1liiS sss1<s Quick Trip " the
y xR&<aS SxANsisa1 seld " It'll of ssAe
H@.a ssAd --Has sNrncsn-- s sse..e..--
es1s Ekcxn oxr zAxchanges - AseA
- - uMys ctcss etcs s
fszS.s.w, oTy,cs ~ II t,sssr .sssss.
Wedassdzs, Mssch q ias11
Yxpfarfias sfas Y brixht. sunny dry Business
NJ not Is brink al usual fs beats lei ,
on them was The ipf Iqs,sssa's ~, , At
had very gsod " III fYis ANA fors
~ cants Per hunaxsa pokas 81 sss nIenfI for The
y waxanE goeas re psQensa' s's''s .
a&s. Hss 4}ssT nsntot Robert Watson and the
49, xisf {soi u. III Jndson. have been
- ~ TN 3ss 1s,sf saf hosiaess falling atf
~ ~ - g 5;s,}seT n hich left here Monday
ssx 1Ss 56ySss fissr met with IA accident At
e " ~ SssSk Tie Catalonia, which left
4 W. ia 3&sss1lsar 1sa1a into the Homer, which
E VI 2aS The Homer returned for
s s .S;s9s:Esa* @ss #ssF IA ls
8 :SSI; asexe4z llxzie Simmons will posi-
*S~ a4sasrxSlSr evening for Camden and
E ~ ~ rs
=; MI Ill ii sf6srlboats Yesterday can be seen
NJ 81 IA ssssins Re ~ colnrnn. We re-
a. $3F ihsrxs fo Msssrs Reynolds aud Brennan Of
{Fs (iE{l1San Nr <nfr Of the Moro, Mr.. ydiotte,
Sx 4Ts 4exrs, MI xxsis, Of the Sallie Robinson,
4 Nj MaIx9a. 81 th6 IA. Montgomery, Dir. Sergeant,
NJ y 9SSnu1seh hid NJ. H2li, 0f the Il. Watson.
4 80 -. - AZ. !. r.t
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Relosv--Co,ning up.

Ship Forest King, Bales, FIN Liverpool Feb 10th.
Bark Pilgrim, Hailcock, fiji Bordeaux 26th Jan.
Brig Naham Stetson, Trevis, s days I'm Tampico,
to Fernandez cargo, $4,000 in specie
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WHITE RIVER

Leaves WEDNESDAY. March 81 nj p. NJ
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
49, Aser-For Pocahontas Batesvie Iacksonport, An-
lSalfssa susia Des Arc and intermediate landings on
he ryerThe new light draugh and regula,
passenger packet steamer 1atnn, SAM Taylor master, will
positively leave above The iatan will take freight and
sign through bills ading to Jacksohpert i0c per 100 lbs
and viii also take freight for Napoleon and all intermediate
landings the Mississippi river far the mouth of White
river at l5 100 lbs For freight passage apply board
Iatan will bills except accompanied BY pass
book order from Capt Taylor or II. Eaten, clerk.
FIRGINiUS @. DENTzEL,
mis- Advertising Agent.
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The steamer Homer, Capt. Hopkins, which left
here Monday evening for Ouachita river, was run
into about 10 o'clock that night, when about
eighteen miles above the city by the steamer Cata
houla, Can't Walker, hence for Camden. The
Homer had her starboard wheel and wheelhouse
badly stove, but sustained no other damage. We
did not learn whether the Catalonia was damaged
or not The Homer returned TO the city for repairs
arrived here yesterday, had on board 1901 bale
cotton from the wreck Of the ship Eliza Mallory.
The brig Susan Emily Capt. Geyer, from Carde.
mas, and reported on Monday BY telegraph from
the BaIize as sunk by coming in collision with the
ship Shatemue, hence for Liverpool, had on freight
sos hhds &c les sugar. As bbls molasses and Is ties
honey, consigned to George Nathan, all of which
was fn1Iy insured in this city.
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By Capt. Kinsman, of the ship Malabar, on the
18th inst in lat IS deg. 80 min. long. IS, ship Ar
tisan Capt. Pollard, hence.
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~ - lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods.
LsllkAas.SKsssW. Boyd. master; Jas. johnson Jess
xS4asS7E Johnson, master: Red Rover, W, Strong,
VIII New Orleans for Nashville and inerne
diate landings as follows:
Jas. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY March a.
at o'clock. L. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY, March 81,
at o'clock, i. N.
Rcd Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY, April I, at
O'Clock, r. M.
JAS. Woods Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April Il,
al 5 o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
April q, at o'clock, p. NJ.
He'd Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY. Aprtj
d. nj O o'clock. r. III.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, May s. at
ssclock, T. H.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
May IL, at 5o1clock, p, NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, May 10
o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods. Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY May %,
At 5o'ciock T. NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson, master. leaves SATURDAY,
June 2, nj o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June .,
at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Jas. Woods Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, Jnne 16,
NJ . o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
June g. ut o'clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY, June 50,
NJ o'clock, P. M,
Jas. Woods, Boyd MASTER leaves SATURDAY July I,
at 5 O'Clock, Pm.
RrPassengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
principally, according schedule freight
passage apply on board, #
b. DUFFIELn. Agent,
MY II Il Camp street.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves on THURSDAY. I'D inst, ut S 2. N.
Regular Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet
FOR LOWER TEESAS..BAY0U
49, h Macon, Floyd, Monticello, Deerdeld Croeket.,s
Point, Warsaw Trinity and all intermediate land
zszznlngs on Bayou Macon and Black river-The nsE,
light drangh passenger packet steamer Kate Dale.
Norton will leave above passage,
having comfortable accommodations, apply board
TIRGIHIUS g. DENTZEI,
milo Advertising Agent
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Leaves WEn M ~, aa,el q,

49, s.PACkET-FoI Camden Di!eet-Beach Hills,
LssA@ Milleris Bluff, Chanpagnolle, Wilmington, Moro,
xSss2k Pigeon Hills Cary vile, Marie Saline Alabama
Ouachita City Ioclloraond Port union Mouth DArbonne,
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Columbia Harrisonbnrg Trinity
and all Intermediate landings ouachita and Black Rivers
The fine light dangh fast running packet
Twilight John Shaw, will leave above. For
freight O passage apply on board
E-The Twilight will take freight for Saline
with privilege of reshippng on steamer Resident:
VIRGINIuS O. DENTZEII,
MID Advertising Agent