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sTlkAE sNSURAKGE<
MARINE INSuRAN
incorporated 1892
HHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
N OfEne No. lal Main Street. Richmond, -

Capital and Surplus, S2S0,000.
EHIs COMPANY las the advantage of ttcenty SsSsn
years. experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virgins.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are az above, and itS
afiairs are managed prudently, bat literally, and ts
rates low az those of any other good instita
tion DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Cowardin, J. f. Wordsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. WINSTON
Vim. Palmer, Chas. w. PuTcell, inc. N Gordon,
Alsx. X. Parker, jos. P. Winston, Arch Thomas
las a. inloes, f. a. Claiborne,
Apply 10 the President or Secretary, in person OF
o1 Iette5 ". L. COWARDlF' President.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER-Miss Abby Barber.
ayoung woman residing with her mother. in
Moosup, CT, went out with a female compa-
Mon, on Tuesday afternoon, for the purpose
of gathering whortleberries in a neigh boring
field. After they had set out on their return,
Miss Barber remarked that she had lost her
handkerchief, and left her companion to go
back and look for it. Her prolonged absence
alarmed her friends, and q search resulted in
finding her lifeless body in the woods some
distance beyond the field where the berries
were gathered. She was lying upon her back,
with her handkerchief pressed closely upon
her breast No marks of violence were per
ceptible, except slight mark upon her neck
and one wrist. Three gold rings were missing
from her fingers, and set of upper teeth Sc
cured in gold plate.
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1oHNw. GREEN.
E@=s LAWRENCE 5. MARYE,

Practices in the Cczrts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He's also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The par tnership between Mr.. CFAsrAIN WHITE
sRd himself being dissolved. his ONCE is now on
ntl street, just below Goddin's Hall. fs l3-1v
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DRIDGFURD g. CO., General Commission
ID Merchants, on the Dock, have on hand. and for
sale on CONSIGNMENT, l.oeo bbls No Rockland
Lime; QUO bbls James River Cement; 500 bbls.
Roser dale Cement; 100 bbls. Cacned Plaster; 900
bush Pasterlng air. 200 600 sawed Laths; 100 bols.
Soioh aosth, toV paies nay aoVV ousn NoIn,
Aiewives; 100 bbls No small Mackerel, l73 hbls.
hross Herrlngs SO half bbls. Mess Shad; LOO half
bbls. extra Roe Herrlnss; 200 tons w WIndsor ue
Lump PLASTER; 100000 Cigars, assorted brands; loo
bbis. Tar.
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gS DR.. n. =. Tc6HuDGR, of Hsuri-
% O., having taken m ofioe oi. Flank IA
street., first hoase above AstropoItan Hail, ten
eers his professional services TO the public.
~ A-6m
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DIR. CRENSHAW'S ofFioe rs rc-
80 moved 20 Nam, between sth and 9Th sis =,
over Lester ManuiacturinS Company.
4 FOR RkNT-5 Large and airt l. ID q | q
ROOMS, KITCHEN. &c. in same building.
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g~s~Sa PARKE PotNDEATEk, hTToR;
81 NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA. val
ev.ctce IN the city of Richmond sld IN the ooan-
les Of Chesterfield, Powhstan and Amelia:
"a Ofic' IN Lisle's ReIldinr. corner OF Main ans
s~SS-ts
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ShAkE'S PATENT COALTEK HAIR
~ ROW.-We invite the attention of the farming
communits to this NEW HARROW, which has
been tired by many practical farmers, and pro
nrena ing tbs land for seaSing smsii yIaIn' and
ehectuali. covering the grain after seeding. with
two horses doing the work OF six single plows. We
and are now manufacturing them for the ensuing
season. We invite a call and examination.
: GEl. WATT & co.
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SAMUEL T; g.yLy.. CI.srAiS WHIrE.
BAYLK a. WHITE,

SA AIIUkN r y 5 4 IA " ,
Practice in all the Courts held Ip the city of Rich
nond The counties of Hanover, Henrico, Caroline,
iiooc h and apd Chestet theid.
SAMUEL T, SAYLY, CoMMIss sIoSER of
DyEps FOR all tie States and Territories once
corner of I2ta and Franklin streets near the State
Court House. Bo~e
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60. CUPPING AND LEECHlNG.-
~ Mrs. ~ooLhoGst, over Sam'i suther
80 Can Store, 1a Main street, Richmond, viii
-, On ali those requiring her services.
~ Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
a. A il orders for LEECHES carefully packed
- Sent by Express to all pats of the state.
4 A neU style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
raj sre much liked made to order.
su 2e-Sn
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8,,---> ma, y. l.. INGRAM has removed
"a 81 to the ONCE formerly occupied by Or.
xS.ensbas. directly opposite the American Hotel.
81 an AIR
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ERUIT TIANs-PREsERVE YOUR FRUIT.-
BILE Set-Sealing Fruit Cans, for preserving fruits
and vegetables Of all kinds, for winter use. No
wax or cement OF any kind required to keep them
sa le and perfsct Also a large lot of Glass jars
for putting up Jelly For sale at the CHINA and
House Furmsnlng Storo of
THOS. A. BULKIEY l. CO,
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T, HARRIS & CO.,
No. liz NJ ain street.

CTEBBINS PULLEN 4 co. No lOl BROAD
y STREE ET.-Seasonable GOODS at reduced
prices: Refriserators, Ice Cream FIeezers, Water
Wishing to reduce our stock of the above Goods,
we will sell them at small advance above cost.
STEBBINS, PULLEN l. CO.,
CoYper and BROAD
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TTHE BAY STATE RANGE-Five sizes
i price SIS. $40. $50, S6O SO; the '.Helpmest"
water reservoir the - LEADER Cooking Stove,
two sizes. price SA and S2S; the I" Lily Dale
Cooking Stove, for coal or wood. price 5l2, "A
for country use, four sizes. The above really
first class Wares in their line are for sale, whole
sale and retail, with warranty. by
GEORGE STARRETT,
Belvin's Row, Governor street.
N. B.-Large Stoves for the Springs; Box Stoves
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NLOTHING. CLOTHING EAT IN
CO.. Will sell, from this time until the close Of the
season, all Summer Goods at greatly reduced
prlces, and would call the attention of all in want
OF realty cheap goods to give them a oal, as they
are determined to SELL very low.
. DARRACOTT. HARRIS Co.,
M 1I2 nj IN streat.
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IFE PREsEKvERs, LIFE pr EsERv-

/ lFE PkESEkNEhS, LIFE Pk ESEhV-
IL ERS-We have just received fine assort-
ment of the above invaluable articles. All per-
sons travelling by water should procure one of
these Life Preservers. They are very portable,
ard can be carried about the person without incon
venienca. Call ana examine them at the China
and House Furnishing store of =
THOMAS A. BULKLEY l. CO.,
Ia Ia 90
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IIOSIERY-Hnop Shirts, Tidys, MIts, Para
L soils, CambIIo Bands, Cambria and Swiss Els-
Millinery Goods, White Goods, selling az extra
ordinary reduced prices,
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TERRIBLE RRTRIBUTIoN.-The Cedar KEYS
(Fla.) Telegraph, of last week, SAYS:

(Fla.) Telegraph, of last week, says:
A terrible tragedy occurred at Starke. on
the Floflda Railroad, few days since. 1t
seems that party of men, headed by one
Luck Dowling, had threatened one DR.. Hol-
lingswLrtb for some report he had raised on
them. They repaired to the house of Hol-
Lngsworth, and commenced their attack. The
old man was setting up with a sick child at
the time, with his wife and youth of four.
teen years with him. He and this bow. his
son, began fire on the party, killing the leader
at the first fire. Four others were left on the
ground. Three have died and two are badly
wounded The house was literally shivered
by the bullets.
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WASHINGTON FACTORY COTT0M
w YARNS, COTTON CQRDAGE, Sci
TWINE.- 900 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Nos. 4 to H..
2OO0 dozen Plough Lines, 4. q, 6. lbs.
500 coils Cotton Cnrdage, to II lbs.
Seine Twine, Nos. II to 8.
For sale at factory pIlces. by
CILK, GAUZE MERINO, GAUZE COT.
~ TON UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, Lin
en- and Jean Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves, Tiess
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, together with
large and well selected stock OF our celebrated
Shoulder Seam Shirts, warranted to be the most
comfortable fitting Shirt in the market.
SHAFER, HALSEY & CO. 10 Main St.,
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L l22 Nam street, corner 18th, are now receiving
their Fall stock of DRUGS, DYES. PAINTS,
oils, WINDOW GLASS. &c, which tney offer
on their usual terms, as low as they Nb.. % pur-
chased in any market. The quality III sll cases
kad
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NR NiOKSE'S INvIGORATING COR
- d Ala permanent cure for General Debil7.
lty. Impotency. Inoontlnence. Loss of Muscular
Energy, PHYSICAL Lassitude and General PIOstra-
ton, IrIitability, all Nervous Disorders, Ahec-
tions of the Liver, &o:; for sate by
DOVE & co, Wholesale Druggists.
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SAP suIo,nx-.The suIcids Of q. O, wood.

SAD SUICIDE The suicide OF q. O. Wood
bury, the defau1ting postmaster at White
Pigeon, Mich, on the goth inst, has been no.
ticed. After the Court determined to admit
him to bail, he was allowed to 70 into the
street, In custody of an officer, to find friend
to bail him. None of his friends would aid
him. The Detroit Free Press says:
Soon after he suggested to the officer that it
was about dinner time, and invited him to ac-
company him to his house to dinner The
two went to his residence, when Mrs. Wood.
bury said dinner would not be ready for
three-quarters of an hour, to which Wood
bury replied that he would go mp stairs and
take nap. When dinner was ready a mes.
senger was sent 10 call him, but was unable
to get into his room, or obtain any response
to his knocks. The door was then forced
open by his son, when he was found I'm bed
dead. a bathing-tub in the room gave eyi.
dence that he had taken a bath, after which
he had put en new linen, and then retired aud
swallowed the strychniEe purchased at the
drugstore The work had been Thoroughly
and surely done. He died, apparently, with
much ease. The following note was found in
his hat:
"WHrrx PIsRoN, 18th Aug. 1870.
Dear WJs can't get rail, and shan't 90 t,
The children There IS $50 due on the f.r Eafs ana ID
the mortgage on the house; have Mitchell pay
them, and take the mortgage. Alice is we'll tro-
mind your ma. and josv and cally. .m,nnncsst nssa
All soOd by. &c. C. woopBURYD
A coroner's jury was empanneled who re-.
turned a verdict in accordance with the facts
whom, . married daughter, resides in this
city. A second, son about II or Is years of
age, lives at home. He leaves his family few
thousand dollars in property
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

DUVAL l. NORTON's HORSE TONIC.
IL The Horse Tome" has been approved of BY
about 10 COO Of the intelligent farmers in the
United States ard is acknowledged to be the best
JAS. D. VAL,
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Glrhilan0 pisI'Ilr9.

-. Advertisements vsblishsd unui forbad, vyi
b charged % cents per Of eight snss r ths
hYss insertion and - cents for each oonsiunnncs-
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The Emrrsss ef Aussis 10 sAssssis.
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TTHOSE CHEAP COTTONs-Irish Linens.
L Shirt Fronts, Hair Nets, and lots of other
Goods, are gong off rapidly. Don't delay, but go
in time to secure some Of the great bargains at
L. G0LDSMIT'S l76 Broad street,
Three dOorH from 9Th.
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INFANTS D.-French Biscotine. the
L " Infants Food''-the most wholesome. nutri-
tious and agreeable article OF diet known, Tor
children, For sale at
MEADE. & BAKERS Drug Store,
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frHEAp AND DESIRABLE GOODS-To
~ be found at the Penitentary Store, No ~ Pearl
street.
Grey Cloths; Grey and Brown Tweeds.
White Twllled Flannels
Cotton and Wnrsted Counterpanes.
Gram Bags; Farm Wagons and Carts.
Dirt Carts Garden aud Dirt barTOws.
Mems fine Shoes and Boots.
Boys and Misses Shoes; Farmers Boots.
Safes; Wardrobes; Axes; Tents, &c.
r. NJ. NIMMO,
General Agent Va. Penitentiary.
y U S u M EXPA N ID + RS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02


Az UkEINzsHEp Broay -TaIkin & Of fragmentary
somanees and untznishea stories, 70 are reminded
Of the beginning ef story, which friend OF ours
WAS want 20 teii. and which began In. this wise:
4 WIlen ANIMAL Maria y
Hare scns liskener would cry
$50 nv, old chap. who the deuce was Anna
Maria y
Z None Of your business. Well, when Anna Ma
EiR aHssEad fhd room =
N WHAT ro0fa whereabouts ~
= Never you mind. Well, as was sayi pg, when
Anna Hsfia entered the room, her face-'''
was It pretty face was II light or dark
was ahe a Bjgger, or white ~
hear Fellow out q When Anna Maria entere d the
room, her face Has suffaged Every rapidly will
bIusheR 4
haf was sha blushiug at7 Who'd made hler
biush Was she naturally blusher, or did 1t on y
Come 80 p,
Z Oh goody. what a SET Of mem say, when
Anus AAfia entAred the room, her face was sur
fused Hisli blushas. Overcome By confusion, she
sank on the sofas-s
Here there was always tempest of questions
xeizsFe 40 AIMS Maria, the rooIn the bushes, and
me nasfater about this point invariably SCOT mad
aud refused to pfoeeed
70 thta day no human being has heard tho en-
IRE legend Of Anna Maria, Its buried In eternal
Y mag MH lrst With tho decades Of Liyy the magic
oools g mach4ei Scntts and them one hundred and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

hi Howard, Kinney, I'm GAINESVILLE.
Wm Campbell Scott I'm jefferson.
Tigrese, Hopkins, I'm Camden.
Belfast, Wray, FIN Memphis.
Fanny Bullist, Durham, I'm Louisville
Lafourches Dugas, I'm Lockport
@ ID Jr, Vincent, FIN Donaidsonvie.
DF Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Charmer, Wilson, I'm Ticksburg.
D Hine, Muggah, frE Attakapas.
Starlight, Hays fm Shreveport.
Towhoat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the 25th instant,
barks Manhattan and Cherokee, sehrs Isaac
Toucey and Ruatan-- brought up ships IN
diana and Lepanto
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scl nollnastsEs Nj punishment 10 one Of his
Rnpsls iof Asssg pFn14hs language, ordered him to
take par ei song ek Natcll hole IN the hearth
until he had caught 1sousa fha bov fook az the
tongs md dasnnrsly waitea fu1 die gisiter. Di
recfly &fser; M saw i ntouse peepIna osf Il III
hols. Cautiously Ylariag ieg 81 lie fenas On
either side Of Tue hole be graspea the moue, aud
txirfaphantly swinging it aIofs, exclaimed. sBy
c. 1svs Rat hsgl n
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II -. ~ =.
Arrived Ess9ersfsx w.

Steamship Atlantic, HntchfnSs, fiji Havana via Key
West and other Florida Ports. to G B Payne
list dist.
Steamship Ghas Morgan, Lawless, from fndianola
and Galveston, 10 B Payne - 81 dist.
snip INDIANA, Colin. 81 days fI Bosom, to Creepy
L Farwell-ist dist. II.
Ship Lepanto, (new} Martini N DAYS fJn Boston, to
! ! Dewey Neo--3d dist.
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Per steamship Atlantic, FIN Havana, via Key
West ana other Florida Ports-2A IN CABIN, IL on
deck, % slaves.
Per steamship Chas Morgan, from lndianoia and
Galveston AS in cabin, &c on deck, negroes.
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Reiosv--con.ing Up.

Ship Confidence Sears, FIN New York, to A Cohen.
Ship Mary vesper.
Bark Algonquin, Gibbs, l02 days FIN Calcutta, to
W Buckley.
Ship Essex Hertz, "a days FIN Boston.
Ship Winthrop, Norville, I'm Liverpool Feb
l2th-cargo, 6215 bags salt to order
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eUMBERLAND=R RIVER.
Leaves on wEpNEsnAY. a.h inst. at5P;M

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 4th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLE, GI.ARKSyIILE,
49, = Canton, Eddyyile, Dyensburg, Smithand, Padu-
&cah Metropolis Cairo Columbus, Hickman, New
Madrid, Randolph Memphis, Helena, Napoleon
il, Howard, j. W. Fowler, master, will leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
b. DUFFIELD, Agent,
m3l II Camp street.
F The E. H. will take freight to all points the Tennessee
river with the privilege of storing and reshipping and will
give through bills ang Chattanooga, Atlanta and Knox
yilp
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STEAMBOATS,.
OUAGHITA RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, ID inst. Al 5 P NJ
REGULAR BAYOU RARTId0L-
@zg |. omew 0nachita and Black River PacketFor Ar
kansas Line, Coras Bluff Lind Grove Ieglaize
Landings Point Pleasant, 0uachta City, Iocho-
nion Union Mouth DArbone Trenton Monroe. Pine
Bluff Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity and all intermediate
landings Black rversTe and fast pas
senger packet Homer Hopkins, MASTER will leave
VIRGiNIUS U. DENTZEL,
m29 Advertising Agent
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THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
49, - lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods,
tGitAkss55SW Boyd, master JAS. Johnson, jesse
johnson, master Red Rover, ". Strong
master will New Orleans for Nashville and all interme
diate landings as follows:
JAS. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, March "a
at O'Clock. ?. NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson, master. SATURDAY March 81
at o'clock, T. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master SATURDAY, April 7, at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April a.
at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
April q, at o'clock, T. NJ
Red Rover Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY April
%, at s o'clock P. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY May at
s,cloek, P. ii.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
May r. at O'Clock, r NJ.
Red Rover. Strong, master leaves SATURDAY May 49,
at 5 o'clock, P. N.
JAS. Woods. Boyd master leaves SATURDAY May &c,
at 5o'cloek, 7. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, mister, leaves SATURDAY.
june 2, at O'clock Y. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June 9,
at o'clock p. n.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, June 49,
at O'clock P. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June o. 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 D O'clock L. NJ.
RPassengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
puncualy according to the above schedule For freight
passage apply on board, or to
B. DUFFIELD, Agent
ml9 II IL Camp street.
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Exporte.

The steamship Charles Morgan towed over from
Galveston ID Southwest Pass the wrecked steamer
Sophia.
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3 Byrne, Vance &co--l Rockford, Brown &eo-
sundries to order-Total i02s bales cotton.
BARATARIA---Per steamer Ree-sundries to or
der-Total so hhds sugar 40 bbls molasses
vERMILLloN- Per steamer Picayune No g.
sundries to order.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY April H. ut 3 P. Mi.
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER

REGULAR UUACHdTtA NIVEN
49, PACKET-Fo For Camden Direet-Beaeh HIS,
Miller's Bluff, Champagnole wilmington, horo,
guachta Guy Loehlonond Port Union Month
and ali intermediate landings on ouacha and Black rivers
The fine light draugh running packet steamer
Twilight John Shaw MASTER viii leave as above for
freight passage apply on board. -,
M8rThe Twilight will take freight Tor Saline river,
: YIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
m9I Advertising Agent.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
~ shreveport Paeket-The fast running and mag
Sufficient passenger packet Judah T0uro L
G. Ledbettef master will leave for Shreveport
Bayou Coushaa Campte, Grand Ecore, St. Maurice
Montgomery Cote Alexandria, and all intermediate landings
Red river, as follows
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, April 3D. att p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, May ~, at 7. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, May "a, at SPIN.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board. - = ,
mil Advertising Agent.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.-TIIE FINE
81 h. regular passenger packet Pacific, VIM. Lamb,
master will leave New Orleans for Louisville aud
xSz5sa5sssHz3E al intermediate landings follows:
TUESDAY April Sd, at 5P. NJ.
FRIDAY, April 18th at 2. NJ.
SATURDAY, May 5th at 5P. N.
MONDAY May 2lst, at s T. NJ
TUESDAY, June 9Th, Mt s p. NJ.
THURSDAY, june 2lst, at 5P. NJ.
FRIDAY July 9th at 5 P. M.
SATURDAY, July 2lst, at 5 P. M.
MONDAY, August 9th, ct 8 ?. NJ
k Passengers and shippers rely the above arrange5
ment. For freight or passage apply on board.
NIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
ml9 Advertising Agent
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Leaves on TUESDAY Cd inst, at 2. NJ.
FOR CAMDEN, DIRECT.BEACH

FUR CAMDEN, DIAsf1CI -.hEaOH
@zE = Hills Miller's Bluff, Champagnolle, Wilmington
tsMa&SAand ali landings on ouachita river nachita
City Lochlomond Port UnI9n, Month d ATbenne
ali intermediate landings Bayou Bartholomew and Black
river-The passenger packet Red Chief No. L. John y
Shu MASTER G. W. Konns clerk will leave as above
For further information freight apply on board
FIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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Monday Morning, April q 1850.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship St Louis, carendy, New York,
J Z boswell eco
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston and In
dianola, G B Payne
G B Payne
Steamship Arizona, Smith, for Brazos Santiago Via
Indianola, C B Payne
Steamship Jasper, MeKiege, for Sabine Pass,
] Il Tardos
Ship Ocean Monarch, Page, for Liverpool
Gainmaek u Converse
Ship Marcia @ Day, Chase, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Bark Fleet Eagle Staples, for Boston, T c Jenkins
schr G Brewer, Cox, for Queenstown and a
market, Hermann. Power AGO
schr Star, Cannon, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. APRIL i at Or u
ARKANSAS RIVER. = EoR fokI
~ Smith Van Buren, Ozark KosesiIie,, sn pf
Norristnwn Dardanelle, LewsbuTg, Iatiie kock
- Pine Bluff, New Gascony and all WY laha iss
and plantations in The endsThe elegant ana ses snl
draft swfirunnng passenger packet steamer
Parallel, L. Chapman muster, will leave as above. FOR
freight or passage apply on board. =, ,.,,,,rzu,
m9o Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
Leaves every sATgRpAT s IT, , M sHRstysaly

Leaves sATURDAT ss e " SS RDM AVID
sFsg : Trenton REGULAR Weekly Paeket--For 0nachita
City, Mouth Rayen BarthoemeT sier.n n m
bonnn Trensn Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor hasdng eolum
ba Harsonburg Trinity all intermediate nalnss on
onacha and Black magnificent passenger steamer
r. w. Mcae, j. W. Tobin master WIN leave as aoo'e'
punctualy. For freight passage apply On i1
sas Advertising Agent