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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ALLEGED FoRGERIKs MEMBER OF THE
LEGI.LAruRE.-For day two past rumors
nave been current of forgeries committed by a
member OF the Massachusetts, Senate without.
however, the mention of any names
Inc COURIER this morning alludes to the sub
Ject, and speaks Of the guilty party as "a member
"l me legislature The amount mentioned is
S}.5ui. and names ard circumstances are uiven
IN the steeet.-BoSO. TrnaScript
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL The Hudson Bay Company is about with
drawing their agency from the Sandwich Islands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

Inc iH'si'ge"cer devotes over four columns to a
review Of Gov. Letchers late special message to
the Virginia Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL Arrangements are on foot in Richmond for
city passenger railroad
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

Inn FISH, FISH
lOO Bbls. No. PASSPORT Herring.
l,H bbs. prime large Halifax Shore /. errine
70 do No. hackerel.
Daily eX pscted 'rU!u HpSton nor schoo,er Tr,o
ana for sGla by
HARTLEY A. BROTHER
90 aud lel Water street,
Ja 80 w georgetown. ID. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

u During the past week. nearly ten tons of
seis have been sent to New York by parties in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
Spirit OF the Morning Press.

The Constitution comments at length the speech
o. Mr. McClernand. Of Illinois. in the House
condemnatory Of the conduct of John Hickman,
of Pennsylvania. in going over to the Helper
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

The Lawrence CArA,rRopgE-Tba 1.ho, oe
cleaning The grounds proves 70 be More ditHcpl.
man was al FIST supposed. 1t hardly seems Dos
ti'ie 'hat Tue work can be haishcd under q day or
TWO hiofe- The returns of the canvassers now in
possession Of Mayor Saunders, show the number
OF the dead that have been recognized to he - :
mere are 1--WE bodies remaining in the dead room
'nat nave not been recognized Eleven are now
missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

SIln REWARD snaway from the sah.crl-
2tOV her. on AOnda. morning an. = la6J. "a
NBSRO MAN ISAAC GALLOWAY; EH
bllght mulStto his hight, as near l can IN
guess, rs hive feet six, eight, or ten inches ~
fuli SUIT OF bar and very likely when dressedN-3>
up. He had on whom he left me a country suit OF
grey fuIled linsey, tbut 4 lave no doubt h" has
CHANGED his coihiEeI L wall give the above reward
If taxi n the District Of Columbia or .ny of tho
frAe States and 51 If taken In Haryland In either
or SO To ba .ecured m jan that ca get hn again
or brought home 10 me. He has a sister IN Cc9rge'
town, L.. Z belonging 10 Or. Grafton Tyler Of said
Place. ABSALOM A. HALL,
MlllersvIlle Post Office.
ia ln-aozw Anne Arundel county, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
WANTS.

"ANTEn-Ry white woman. WASHING ard
w IRoNlNG To DO, N he5 own house, Address
Box No. I. star Office. IL
WhNTED-A good COOK, At 1872 I strea,,
w Flrst Ward. a. Ia p"
WANTED-A SITUATION a. washer or cooS =,
ny respectable you"C woman. Apply No.
ego 7:h street. between X AMI ]. 1t
WANTED TO FIRE BY THE YEAR-A
w NtGRO WOMAN or wei grown girl "a
ave. as chI'd', nurse AmI2e. son haNI e such a
servant to hire can secure n good home and far
wages by arPl,Ing a. No 300 Delaware avenue.
tapit0i Hit. jalgIw.
WANrED-A smart tidy GIRL, to act as nurse
w and chamhermald. Apply 500 tI street. be-
tween l.ta AID 10TH, north side. ia ~ q
NTEO-SHOEMAKERS on lady's work 70
w whom constant employment viii be given,
None but good voI kmPn AMI steady men need 20
pv. C.A.EAIDNIN & CO
Jt IL w Alexandria Va.
WANTED-t SITUATION in a store, hr
w which youth IL years of age may earn
honest lIvJrt. Prefers "a leaTn trade. Sat- lsfso
tory recommendations give with regard to ntegrltv
AID ospahility. Apply ~ taIs Office. no II
WANTFD-Persons desiring employment 10
w please cal at the Insurance Ofioo of McKEN
NEG d LANSDAbE. 500 9TH street end reg ister
their names. Emrlo ers will be promptly supplied
SCI vii j. ID. MCKINNEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL be recent news from Morocco Is of Il very
INDEFINITE nature, owing to the difficulty Of getting
correct reports from Gibralter Skirmishes were
continually going on between the Moors and
opaniards, with much loss Of life. The Moors
continued very enthusiastic about the war, and
.afge reinforcemeutS from the interior were arriy
ing upon the coast daily.
II From Taylor Maury, and from shilling
.oh' Odeon building. we have Harper. Magazine
Tor February, including some new features Of
popular interest, such as the opening chapters of
new tales by Thacksray and Anthony Tro!IoDe
Ai>o' ffon Taylor X Maury we have the conve.
hiens Congressional Directory for the present SEES
elon' published by the Postmaster Of the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-cn Sunday last, GOLD PEN ardPEN-
~ u a., ma ked .. Z. WOOD. The 6nder will DO
sulta6iy rewarded az leaving 10 at the sta Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

PERSONAL ExrLANATIoN-la the Senate. on
Tuesday, Mr.. Brown took occasion to correct =
newspaper report which made him sly in a late
speech that ''lour million slaves occupied higher
position, morally, socially, and physically. than
any other iahorers on the globe" What he said
WIS that the three four million negroes in
bondage in the Southern States of this Union. a,
to moral social and religions blessings, not only
compare favorahly. but stand immeasureably
above millions of the sGnl. roc, In freedom ANY
where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

Mr. w. DORSEY will continue the hustncss o,
lac 90 s,a "a thank nj foI past fsvnrs o1rnes
y o"ct c''tt i'instlnn of the liberal PATRONAGE /.
heretofore receIyed in Iiaorg.toWn tVs $500, o.
si,y ain the adioinlne c"unti Of Virginia al
mar iaih, where yen wGii sti,t fuG that mn .,ct
and selection az c!.rIno GROCERrES e'oo
nnSnshS VIII compare with any IN the District
m"nsst Pc Slvri :oE county Pr duo, ga cxC hsng
Georgetown, IanUaTy 10th las,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

- u X Il
AND BROwNsTUFFs
for sale by VA III rItES Is
j. lI-J No. 10 Water 8
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EFENING FANS!
Just received at
McLAUGHI.IN'S, Pa. av
ia 10 ~ (tlOEStltnt nul htt q. 9TH and IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

NOMINATION CoNrIRMED.-The Senate has con-
hrmed tie nomination Of Mr.. Hughes, of Indiana.
70 supply the vacancy in the Court of Claims
TIE " EATHER.-The following reDoY. of ~
weather Tor the morning is made from the Con.
Solidatcd Telegraph Line to the Smithsonian In
S.!tution. Tie time Of observation is ,ho,,, =
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

DARTY FANS,
ALL COLORS,
just oD ,uing at low prices.
Mcl.ADGRLIN'S. Pa. av,
ia 1851 tCOnstI -uiloED betG. Sth and 10th ets.
IGOR iitRE-A good COOK, who is steady
. and experienced family servant npoly n
CIR Ok "A MER, Attorney al Law, No. 42sl.
10 street. or to W e. TODD, Esq. IA la-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

4 ,RANDELL, OPTiCTAE
ILL., No. 12e Bridge So, Geo-seto,c,-
Pa conftantl! on hand = large Assortment ~
rIenoh Sear sig ut Il. Perisccpic, Col !"
Ut, yfeu, ana al other SPECTACLES, ofSS
silver frames. BOD F.ames Ren,, ueTm ns
new glasses set In them 10 order pa vi "a sno
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
Receipts OF Proavce.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer John Raine--51 seeks
apples Egan A King go pigs Copes & Phelps-a5
do bagging Gallagher, Wales deo--- kegs lard 8
bbls beans do cheese 2s bbls eggs % cks bacon
Schneider 4 Wise do 2s2S scks corn to West &
Boyd-ll04 do Watts, Peasants &eo-5I A Il MAY
&co 97l B Ethel 6co--5s bbls -four Oglesby Il
Macanlay--6 bbis eggs I Robertson--7 do Del
Eondo 100 do 200 bbls beans to e w Benton--2
bbls whisky hhds bacon TO order--12 fcs hams i
bbls oil VOORHEES,, Griggs &co- pair bellows @ Fl
slocomh &ro- bbls eggs Ill bbls -four 4aS scks
corn u hhds tobacco DeArman .keo- IL do to
eroeF-5l DO Jas Turner rs do 10 pkgs Ddse to
1'sen, WATTS &co- Z bbls eggs 1854 bhis fiour 22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
sSbippilsI d|atsaIssats.

cEsscsSr OvrlcE, No. 10 csiip Street,
TueHiRs Mnrning. March ~, 1859.

~ TutEasy MnEllIEs HafcII 20 IssNsS
e Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sofia, wilcox, for Lavaccs and In
dianoia Goidenbow 4 Lesparre
Bark Uncle Sam, Cole, for New York,
CIV Hynson eco
Bark A Adams, Hemingway, for Boston,
Creesy & Farwen
Bark Hannah Thornton, Farr. for Boston, :.
Creevy & Farwell
Bark David Eimbali. Lennell. for Trieste,
Afeeker, Knox &co
Brit bark England, Cochran, for Liverpool,
Hoghtnn, Rankin eco
Schr West Florida, Buren,, for Pensacola,
N Overton Geo
scir John Arthur, Mason, for Mobile.
S' Huntington Bros
schr Helena, Gurnkin, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
schr Powhattan, Carr for Pensacola,
O'Dowi & Sullivan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
TO DRUGGIsTs AND PLANTERS
81 LOUISIANA, TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA,
4 CHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
--yRRsus-
NAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS,

We ask the afflicted of either which DO yos prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures own
which will speedily and permanently cure you
or the vile compounds heretofore used with all their naseous
and dehiang effect together with the loathsome disease
many lines following the NE Of Mineral Posons
The ohefokee Remedy is NATURES specific for Gonnrr-
hea Geet, Gravel Structure, Fuor Abus whites, in Fee
nes and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases BY naTal laws after all other preparations have failed
and enc OF Heavens best mereie 10 offending man instances
sad e produced Of is effects which wend stagger
nanseous preparations heretofore used have failed bn this
mas never in instance been known 10 fail Happily for man
The governor of the world is Father who aicts not 10
Kill but 10 cure.
In lie has appointed Medicines for these dreadful
eases which when taken quickly flies to all parts OF the SYSTEM
attacks the disease post and with hdey and courage
nnly amlrahe gives rest until has completely e1
the body and restores the unfortunate patient 70
former health and yigor.
This Remedy strikes the root Of the disease il
cause On which It depends
And what enhances It's value Is the entire absence Of al nn
eons taste smell lay in the counting room Or on se
eEet diseases.
treatse yensreai disease with full directions for hei
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Sold by J. WRIGHT CO. Nos q and Isl Chartres stres
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and eeaiefs
medicines.
POTTER srERw1N, Sole PIoprietors,,
jst6 Iy&W ST. Louis, No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
Imports.

Imports
IIyERPOo Per ship Susan Hincks-62os seeks
salt to order.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Clara Wheeler 1886
seeks salt to order.
LivERPoeL.-Per ship Addison 1854 scks salt
to order. e -
MESslN A--Per bark Fleet Eagle-25 tuns brim-
stone 5A54 bSs oranges 100 do lemons SO do nj
monds l0o do piums $50 bags nuts rs bbls canary
LIyERPooL-psr ship R D Sheppard 10 SKIS
salt to J s Maunsell. - sAs
INDIAN0LA and GALyESTON-per steamship
Prizaha 1900 In species bales cotton A d Kellty
Aco--l5 do Farley, Jurey &co--l4 Al I'll Nav Sco. :
Is B Il Lowe &co-9 R L Adams Gco~5 p PjIsbur,
- Friedlander Gerson--4 Taylor & Knapp
bbls pecsns = pilsbury---I chest Jones, Express
sundries to order Total rs bales cotton.
SABINE PAsS-Per schr Alliance 1s5 hale
cotton ] Hugely 5s N D Cooper &co-I5 do t
Greea q Crump- RI McKleroy & Bradford-l7 d,
Ward, Hunt &ca- l6 r G Cummings 6co- ri 4,
Campbell q Strong-2 D R Carroll &co-s Harri
q Son--3 to order Total sos bales cotton.
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Hih9 ;anlsIIiasllts.

4 8s &St3lfF 84if}ffffff7ff
~. e s,----.ss''
4 from sls
S5sX~s 2s-s7s.. s,,,{5 5,ssrfc,s,s II s,Itnr.s,,cs
ss ss.s sss,,c srfs
s3c.s xsx. a
caxsssxs s.ssscn W, ii ssrap ssssss.s
7aesaAs' March IL issa
1Ak s&5aAr yestex!tMy wns NAfsn and PLEASANT
Bgsan1ek nn ~ birding was brisk, considering III
B. NH sses f,..,r., - S.s,.s.. - aa,.,h.
.. Is. ~ = Aef aal aeis WIN gooa
Y ", sss!vs!. yssssrasy may - sen " W.
Asssss Rsllsoao a1d 1, heg RI q ths achE
n ss. ss s ~ p w M s NJ
81 sasS us 80 ~ thS AsI.
ss.s sks ~ w, y sas Iosnang gas s
9..ss ~ enae. q ne AieoS Sce.h ana Messrs,
WI a wv T faaa q " 's 1851 y y tsSs'se
IL ss,, III ~ e., + MA ~ ,aar t,at ~,
JuS$ nom Assbas MN riSsr viii arrve ~ III
Nsssrs Bsu. Bscianss Il Go.. We learn fhat HE
Pe3x8nA fexFes Louisville to-day ana viii 81 iii
Hhd Isa1i& 4i&fe Courier of the ath saws
4is aS9; ~ 4.,s IN 4 80 si,. y,
sfe ias we're feet S inches
M q Ess sss n M a hsnls IN riss
o ~ ia III s w e aoo ss
Al sl.s ss hcss II Keat rs il mid
sa5s5 5a to- zsusfng 4 hgh ~ 90 In the
a. Ssss ~ rlses was slosiy siui bu :, ptssu,v !,
AT Az tispsssixs aasa tAIias. !
81 ssss y WE Dove 5Es KsHspsky river that
IN isds 4 sessco az ou' heavy
" tha ssata nv rev shansax and thc
e f Se issss viii iii sso enaaseS lsI sssssas
ps 4 s mi s.ss gossd a. II - snd isEsese Ishs
p ~ % Ill i sss ss ssls = hass g ,as
i VA sll ess sz psskess sst " a. ssoek they
r. s.sss.S<szsS = 81. "a s r. 8, !.
AEe 81 1872 a PnDaloAn 81 We sth says
W i t = i ~ = ~ sss q
saass sfsikhs There good deal i
-s HI Z ssser I t.lur rom Tso.p o ..,,h
lssa M EAsnne fAs river q opsn 70 habnaue
Nv 1asse = ~ssh ioar and half feet In ts
4s sss, tqss.r g4ood.ss 4, s,,,,. f.,dr.
Nv fSs s;ss = s es.s me- ~
lin eeihef VIVA coa and for mot mart cou,y
w. ss ~ ~ @ net materially interfere With business
IS ~, ,a =,
2 n Il t, Hl,Weekiy
~ 81 g sals Joseph vincent COM
Il e Sast leaves at ~
sss III ~ ABOVE ahd way land
Al A. HIM for Atssztapas The neat passenger
PAGkS$ - ~ Hlnes Capt. d r. Mnggah, commar-
dr. Atkinson, clerk, leaves at 5 O'Clock this
sssnFas iar AtfakApas w piaauemine.
4s1 ~ osS for Red Riuer. The Hght-draft,
Uapf Jrkn Koul,s. Commander MI T,ns v. Har e
ard clerk, win leave Al o'clock this evening, for
45g m, ss Isl -, q:
rss 1880 >s s.,,t hsssy a4a
$1,000 s Ss s II Il DoMlsss
ioef fhi2 eve;1c for Iii isni;nc mn e Il pa
Ssgs,sss ..i Yssssssss& sssgas ; XIX = ns7sa
1870 sss's $3.50 sssss .sssssS VI re-
t10r feed tksuess--Ine Well-knowH, safe
~ RscAss gapt; GeneE
leave ms evening q 5 o'clock for Hurricane and
xsAEoilna hlulat hhfeyeRort and intermediate land
lzgs pis lied r'ser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

Mn Y l.oEa Hlgin held an interview with \ chi.
's ~ tns interpreter tps translated:
Ions locked forward 10 thia aag.ss nag
Gh3nese Dignitar ~ mest b;c, q, =. s.. Z m,
friend sad request % knew his opoTsbIe noe az nv
serpreaeE His Exeelleney haa profitlessly
Chin. Dig The ears Of his ExceIeney ara
ao'sg. eng hstohsn great ability.i' SO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

ar&xxxMA xs&xRax fst8 WNmfheK- RuxsAcss
xxSxs 49, ,ranass W Dtsssate51es fxozn the
40@~e Eof3nr n,sn Re9tonn - CltrrSnxs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

81. fsonis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad fine
FOR ST. L0UIS--COSEEf,TIsff AZ
. NJ Cairo with the Illinois Central and Al sd ynis
with the Ohio and Mississippi raIlrosd~Tlie rsc,,
MzEassTs4x&lar passenger packet Hfaxyashn
y DIX master, will leave FOR 81 Louis and al inter-
sise landings AZ above For freight through tickets 70
Psssengers and shippers rely tie n ri.
steamer " f'''s "a ''i's
40 berth considered engaged until paid for. 49,
A plan Of the cabin ,,a 49,
plying q. the Ccmpanys oee 81 Camp street ~ e
Inercial Place. 1850 s''' % '3po'-
~ p Inc above steamer win take freight for Menauhis
Nseeo sAfchsz and NJ The Bends viii ray
VIRGISIuHC @. DEMTZEf.
H. Advertising AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
STEAMBOATS,.
Lo WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES


UNITEDsT ATES
~6SGA hsEnI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE TO s61fsA
stx vIGKsBURG
The magnificent y. s. Mail packet TfclkshuYxfs Capt. j.
Nj Whe MASTER win lsase for Grand Lake
pgauetnine Rouge Port Hudson Sara Red Ev
or Landing Fort Adams Naiehes Waterproof Rodney St. Jo
sepn Grand Gulf Warrenion, vcksbae, tiikens Bend.
Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwi,hs Landing
and Point worhington, every THURSDAY, ni5PM.
The steamer vICKsU RG Will take freight for Yazoo rivcr,
10 he reshippcd oil steamers Dew Drop and Home.
- Leaves on SATURDAY., at o p. N.
The magnificent s. Mall packet Nmtchex,, Captain r.
Leashers, win leave fer Donsdsonslle Psqasn,ine Baton
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
WMrrenion and Vicksburg every Saturday, Mt II. NJ
The Matches yicksburg with siecrs Prince and
Ho and will take freight for all landings the yaaoo river
as haf Greenwood ut hghwat without deeniion.
The above mentioned splendid packets VIII leave or
their regular days without fa the hour appointed All
attended TO-. f e n E
These boats Will be responsible for any letter package
Containing money tewery other vanahcs unles egula
1is ~ ladng are taSe specifying the value
,h paa nor Tor any ynabes deposited with the clerk
For freight Or passage apply board or % w. ~
I'm !, y. J. PERSON A CO.
lelo " Corner Of CRrondele and Union streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
ouACHITA RIVER.

Passengers and Shippers rely upon the above arrange
ments. For freight or passage, apply to
]. !. PERSON a CO.
ms If err
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
YER MILLION.

Leaves TUESDAY. March ID AT 8 p. n.
REGULAR VERMILLION PACKS
aR8 \. et-For Eetmliou and all Intermediate landing
The very Bghtdraft, swftrnnntng passenger
steamer Minnesota, Gas. A. Hay,
MASTER IS receiving freight and will leave above For
VIRGINIUS C. DESTZEL,
mis- Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.
- aTnI In

E.e.SISS-5@MAiI IInt--Nlntef AfrnngementThe
did low pressure packet m lbs ma.
A. 2. Beardman master Florida, A. I. Myers, master
and Cuba, James Hopkins master, built expressly the
trade, with superior accommodations make trims and
landings follows unless prevented weather. high or
of fuel accident machinery
Lowing .he Lake end nd Of tss Po1teharain Railroad
Returning will stop Pascaeoua Pass Christian and Bsy ST
T.ouis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. - =
Fer tickets through Baltimore Phiadainin and New
fk At greatly reduced rates. ty three different routes and
further Information, apply to
r. GEDDEs. Agent,
ms 90 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March IA, atsPM
Regular 0nacbfa Packet
FOR CAMDEN. BEACH HILL

H. h Ghanpagnolle, Wilmington, Pigeon HillT Moro,
Garyyille, Mare Saline, Extra Aabsma Landing
0nacha City. IochDtnond Mouth or D. Arfpnne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff. conmbs Harrsonhurg, Trinity
The fine splendid and swift running passenger packet Dr.
Burlington, T. T. Ayant, master, win leave us above
For freight or passage applyon board.
yIRGISIUS G. DENTzEL.
mis- Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
rALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March IA at 5P.M
RE @ III LAR TALLATATCTfIE
H. md Y1s1o kiver Pscke-For Gold Water Loco
yazao City. satartia and all Intermediate Landings
The elegant and fast packet Lewis
Whftemnn, j. L. Wallace, master, B. f. Powell, clerk,
will leave above Fer freight passage apply board
VIRGINIuS @. DENTZEI,
NILS Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

Capt Leach, of the towboat W Fl Webb, from
Pass f0utre, reports that on Saturday last there
were twenty one vessels inside the bar bound out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

: LOW Eli GOAaI-Per steamer Empire Parish
IL hhds sugar Shift &eo-l do Dbl do It Ianauze
TO bbls molasses " |. Robinson-4 "A de PAYNE h
Harrison-l0 do Arthur &co-e do to order-yI5 do
bales straw W d Urquhart-5 81 scks rice n
MaTtln--sundries to order-Total 13 hhds sugar I5O
bbls molasses. -es
/ 81 LOUIS Per steamer Gladiator 27O bhIs
Hour 906 SEEKS corn TO Perdreauyille Bros a. hbIs
whisky Given, Watts &co-30 do Karstendeil, &eo
-oo pnls hour Buckner, Stanton & Newman IL
IRON safes Muse Murdock-2o bbls onions 800
cks bacon DULY &co--418 seeks corn IA AXIS hran
| 100 bbls flour Elder 6co 60 bbls anniac ~ er.
| der l0S seeks corn Z Fash &co-225 bbls flonr to
/ Gordon " Foster-207 seeks bran 29 bbis onions 10
Cass q powhng-53s scks corn Rail- &co-3s bbls
| eggs I Moore &co-2 do West & Nettlatnn IL
/ bales cotton West Nettleton ss scks bran "a
bhls potatoes and sundries to order Total Ii
bales cotton.
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paiss cotton Farley Jurey 4ce I7a do Black {
Battle, Noble &co-2 rs bales yarn ] Il Hardie 6eo
i ~ DO osnahurgs w Estlin &co-l5 bales domes.
cotton. eo oales
/ GINCINNATI-Per steamer Nick w Thomas
IL pigs mdse Block &co-30 pkgs mustard p A
Shaw-15 pkgs mdse Farley, Jurey &co~2 do r. e
Mekieroy Bradford "A do LLOYD & Frierso IN =
rolls leather " D Wilson-l5 bbls louor 9s o .o.
" ppi % = L konns Bro-l Dbl hams ana nm
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u smith &eo- 81 do " Bell AZ, Ia Passr !,
Meodail 1s4 do Fl Brinton kco@ as cask,
nas IA buddecke &coA0 bbls vinegar 10 orde
BonSio eols speles 10 bbls onions ~ ps to De
bss bacon 20 az 80 ~ tes bacon 100 bbls potatoes
mans . pks butter splowa 10 If bbls beef II n W
Aaams eco bxs cheese Thuer Ii d. ~
hams G ae Y DO bacon u pigs lead i tc
tes hams Thompson Barnes.ao tes 70 To- orde r
pacon % 90 beef DO tongues 5Obxs cheese 90 90 bd
bee ~ DO 4 sSs I'll M bb pork loo bb
pEgs bufteT $ bb,s empty kegs Moony
Fiotte Norment-35 bxs cheese 200 scEs su,,afie
Moore @eo-24 bxs cheese rs do soan S eea ~ Z
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Ssd s ], DC q hhds bacon 4 Boye-S bbi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
Spoken.


By Capt. Dickman, Of ship Nathaniel Thompson,
on the It'll inst in lat 2s deg. So min, Ion. Sc deg
40 min, ship Admiral, Capt. Blffin, from Mobile
bound to Havre.
By Capt. Gale, Of ship R Sheppard, on Feb.
14t, in lat. 70 deg. min, lon. 80 deg. 80 min.,
British ship Adantant, Is days from Mauritas bound
TO Falmouth.
On February Goth, in lat 20 deg. min, lon. ~
deg. &c min., French screw steamer Moutanette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

Leaves every SATURDAY. at p NJ. positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
- 49, - Trenton Regular Weekly Paeket-For OuacLitA
LssksA City, Mouth Rayou Bartholomew sterlington,
s1chlomond Port Union, Mouth Of Bayou ID Ar.
bonnn Trentsn, Monroe, Pine Bluffs Castor Landing C0lnn
ba Harrisonbare Trinity and all intermediate landings ton
Oaachiia and Black hyeTle magnificent passenger steamer
IL. w. MeRne, W. Tobin master will Leave ~ above
pnnctually. For freight OF passage apply on hoard.
VlRGfNTUS G. DEkTZEI.
A a A,,ns