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GAZE OF coon mors LIGHT.

cArE or coon H0PB LIGHT
tsc eeanGp are true Apd Ne dslsuos1 nsutisnl MEAL
NJ 0weI - been erected 81 She Cspe OF Good Hope
v ~ VIZ % exhibtlod II lo60
~ X ~ ~ ~ .cet Above the ground and psi.ed whe;
~ eSs Aoove u and Ia vsblo = al direcsiyns
~. "a des round BY ", 8 and Il 70 ii deg " save
- e1oops On :ecer Included between 81 deg and 81
~ s"t ~c By the intcrven Of high peak
~ MN Scse ~ sss and loo yxrds fu IL hah
wherevoiving- and No - ~ ~, h.. -, c !"
49, ,ps nc space Of seconds Of time and visible "a
nileA ." 'ee' nkn' - NJ o~Ssn"e" ."
i nnsHsS " me Light. MNIi
The hehs tower stands 10 der al vs.Ss RON the p,ss
TIE following bearings and distsnces are rvc from Ire
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CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

Canadhn ioar was n good deand, with sales Of about
200 bbls at s. 60 81 rs Southern -four was higher,
closing within the range Of the above quotations
Rye -four was in falr demand at the above
meal was unchanged with sales Of us bbls. Wheat
was firmly held, while sales embraced about 900 BUSH
els, inciu ling primo Southern red, ut 81 40; good
with white Indiana and Milwaukee club At p. Corn
Tho market was without change Of moment In prices,
Western mixed, 1t 74,c. = &c., Jersey yellow, at TIC;
yellow Southern At 76kc. TIC; good white Southern,
1t 77c and Tao for soft white do Rye quiet and
bushels two rowed Canada East sold at S6c, deli.
vered at Boston 900 DO four rowed do. here p.
Oats were steady: sales Western and Canadian werc
made 1t 4Sc 40, and Of Stse at 4Sc 44c. The fol-
lowing statement nom the circular OF W. G. Cutting gives
the receipts and exports at this port for the week end
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods At New York for the week and since
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current OF varied strength sss round se cana aud turns
teoMW rom he Bellows Rock This rock aIwrys breaSs
Hsgy sx sss ApS Which only breaks low
scIv 49,. ana ss w0sps gns VII Ths
Nv corner Of The Cape Peppsus and there .oa and cSy
ground between Il and the sboya '' - ''N' "~N''
a. from Sne should bring tho uRh 70 bear moro
H:n BY By which they WIN clear ali de- ssem Cd Cape
tongue Of low lAnd stretches from ms Cape Ia
- dsg direction for $40 mes rendering caution sces
M sa pSssns hsnsip IN hazy weather. especially bound
bound for Table Bay from T. yesses after rounding NE
pc ~ oGo1 HOPE And pasang sanskop Point should NOT
snas hs hsA NJ h. point the Green Pon. issS be
ss.,oo Wn,cn VIII Do On N IL deg beSrnk This
~ ~ sarry them about miles Of Vulcan Rock
nsy hen be shsued with safety - S Avn ~ 10y
vssss's ron bound for Snons Bay after rounding The
zw,rhop rauscwhhS sssnds over lie side q su,Ss VIA
tween deg and = deg Eonsa as
IA, ~ wa The limits leave NE on IArs Point
enouo he weather be haxy aud the white washod
and beacon for The white Rock ndainc there dark peak
ny Peak % deg beasg WIN ead clear Of but close
to, the W Of the WhtNe Rock
EsKEAD, Master r, Admiralty sarvsyor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

The exports Of cotton domestic goods The pasa week have
been moderate The heaviest Shipments have been msde
TO New Granada though The suetoasd ssatenent ex.
hibs shipments 70 China, YEA the demand for that
ship Sword Fab cleared for Hong Kong and SAAng.
HE and expected 70 sail on the I'D INST, has about
$50 bales Of domestic cotton goods board which sxe
not embraced in the annexed table, but w No osuht ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

Sid from Beverly 18th mat bark Chase Hann for Al
hntc snd Pacific Oces1l
cruise
Arat racAhuano Marrh3 Java lawrence NB bound home
boul homo taken 80 bbls sp the past year; Triton Bur
nln bound home $50 bbs sp and aid March To- Mary Fran
cee kue Warren bound homo before
leaking having reached lat IS repairing March H.
ssnA Kelley bound on crues. With Is bbls sp; Jot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
4 MERICAN CHAMPAGNE SIS BOXES AND BAsK-
cts OF different brsnds In pfnts and quArs has been
3olsd three monhs. fine favor, clear and guaranteed 10
Ieep 20 any clmsA Will be sold low for cssh saeabls
PAPER. Addae J. 81. = box zoos Posi- ooa New York
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Imports,

Imports.
| BATH-per ship Canadal-293 tnns nav " tICool
/ --II7 tuns paving stones to order
I GALVESTON via SABINE PASs-per steamship
Gen Rusk--53 bales cotton Carroll. How &co--5 ID
D 4 Carroll &co--57 Walker, Hutchinson &co-l
TIM NJ Allen &co-25 Harris Il Son-2o Greer
Il Crump- 81 ,053 rs WA Violet &co-Total III
bales cotton
| BOSTON-Per ship Rochester-sso tuns Ice "
| H Hathaway.
LIvERPOoT--Per ship Jos Tarratt-ss7s sacks
salt to & II Heine.
BUENoS AYREs-Per bark Integridad- 200
specie to order
SAVANNAH. Per brig Joseph--5so csks rice 40
hf do to IL Z L Levy
GRAND CAlLLl0U-Per Propeller Sophia so
bales cotton G Sabatier--20 bales moss to master
80 hhds sugar to Byrne, Vance &co-20 do Il W
Estlin &co--25 do W / D Urquhart- do l25 bbls
molasses Payne Harrisony--l00 do 40 hhds sugar
to W jackson &co-Total 80 bales cotton 20 bales
moss 205 hhds sugar 225 Bbls molasses.
FISH RlVER-Per schr Union-naval stores, to
order
FISH RIyER-Per schr Olive Braneh--lot naval
stores to order
FISH RIvER-Per schr C W Bradbury-naval
stores to order !
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Macaulay--asstd mdse
-consignees previously reported.
TUSPAN--Per brig Esperanza--I6l bales sar
saparilla bales hats 40 bxs cigars + Camerden,
HAVANA-Per schr Peter NOVELETTE, bales to-
bacco cases cigars l. Price &co--5 do A Nj Solo.
mani do Durrell &co-2 do E Rochereau Sco
. do Pinckard, Steele &co-l do do G Fewler-s
bales wax do tobacco NJ & L Payro-5o bbls 80
pipes rum rs bbs wine 6 bys sugar case cigar q
hbs vinegar boxes cordals 10 erder--lot fruit to
] Sever.
LIvERPoOL-Per ship Montgomery SEEKS
salt 60 doz mats Millikin Evansl0 200 fire brick
. hhds beer / do sherry w Fl Haynes &co.
NEW YORK-Per ship Far West-assorted mdse
-consignees previously reported.
NEW YORK-Per schr Colonel Lester-assorted
mdse.
BOSTON Per ship P Harvard assorted mise
-consignees previously reported.
B0ST0N-Per bark d Kimball--ice to order.
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viii be pratiied to learn that the new substantial
and magnificent steamer, and A No. passenger
packet Atlantic sagain il port, and receiving pas
sengers and freight for Louisville The Atlantic
was thoroughly tested in her late trip through the
floating ice ia the Ohio. So admirably does she
HANDLE that she was taken through in safety with
out receiving the slightest injury. This being the
case, we do not hesitate in advising travellers to
give her the preference, Capt. a. Mctiill will be
most happy to welcome all such on board, and
Messrs. John s. Voolfolk and Richard Ferguson,
clerks, will take pleasure id furnishing them with
comfortable quarters, and administering TO their
wants and comforts. She leaves this evening at 2
NJ clock
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ssbippirlJ Sntslligtllte.
csrscrsr orY,cr. No. 10 Camp Street,
a 5'75-5 =, z MUu.iay Morning, Jan. IL, lS6u

Ea9 T7913 " 44g Muniay MbFhIue duu. ~ l10q'1
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston !, and IN
dianola - fayhe
Creevy u Farwell
Brit shin Henry. Thomas, for Liverpool,
= '''''i' - Baxter, Lowell eco
Shin Iohn Hancock Coffin for Havre,
- III ~ Baxter, Lowell Geo
Shin Rochambeau. Stackpole, for Genoa,
Meeker, Knox Geo
Shin Silas Greenman Weber for Boston,
Creeyy q Farwell
Bark Iaura Pierce for Port-au-P Prince,
G W Hynson eco
Schr Isaac Toucey, Church, for Jamaica,
J B Pigniolo eco
Schr wild Pigeon. Perry, for Pensacola,
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Arrived saturday.

10y. - ~ . ,,5I9g J. ~ ! n. al, III,
Steamship Zen kusk, pennson IRON oais ess9 BY si
Sabine Pass, to g Payne-befWi s : Day pay;
ship canada, lneW) Nyman, 10 DAYS iful,l Dasl'
(Me.l, to Meeker, Knox &co1l s.. ulst 70. :,
sup yasalef, nu.lst' f ~ ,Ipsao st s7
nj. h;s W. ~ 60. pl.a FRI Mob;le in ballast
TX ~ cbas Pk,iLs, I'M iist 10.
Shin Macsmiav Rndners Ie davs fin New York, to
| & w Hynson Gco-3d dist So.
Span bark Yntegridad, Mir, from Buenos Ayres, in
ballast to pug Brothers Sd dist ~.
Mexican brig Esperanza, Basso irom lnspah, Hn
inst, to Camerden--2d DIST ~. , :,
brig Joseph, Cables, 10 days, I'm savannah, 10 =
Pooie--lst dist 40. 49,,
~ pelanoy 40 uass fnrsy;onslr re-
,nrtad ~ pa,ra & M 81 Hdst 81
Scbr Vast F,ar;da hnrns q 5svs from Pensacola
NJ Sn - uass
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Avery &co--1S2 do A Thomson &co--99 do Kirk
patrick &co Sl sacks cotton seed + j DaSilva &co
100 Martin-l00baes osnaburgs McStea, Value
&co-lS2 hides 6 bbls tallow l. Kalmin--I0o empty
bbls Lapine & Ferre--Total sos bales cotton 154
hllds sugar 52i bbls molasses 397 hf bbls moasses
FL@fD-Per steamer Flora Temple-G5 bales
cotton Rotchfofd, Brown &co--5 Pitcher x Good
rich--2s r Groves &co-27 Al Miitenberger-24
sacks cotton seed A Maginns--l972 do C Low
Der &coeand sundries to order-Total 40 bales
cotton.
PiTTsBURG--P steamer r s j Watson-6
coal boats. :
BLACK RIvER-Per steamer Home--24 bales
cot.on y Nalle &co-90 head hogs to order-l274
sacks cotton seed to "A A Maginnis-P Martin
Bard &co--F M Fisk
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan + Keuner
-sundries to order. :
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Rapides-Total
a4s1 bales cotton 206 hhds sugar 447 bbls moasses
u nj do and sundries to order.
MEMPHlS-Per steamer Nebraska-Total 2s2O
bales cotton hhds tobacco.
r. GRANADA Per steamer Col I Judson-
Total 1850 bales cotton
SHREyEPORT-Per steamer w Johnson
Iotal eot bales cotton and sundries to order
BARATARIA-Per steamer Bee-a0 bbds SMEAR
70 bbls molasses Toledano Il TAYLOR 80 do a h6ds
sugar Payne j. Harrison 90 do So Inf bbls molasses
Brand Il Landry -''S''''S, .
WASHlNGToN--Per steamer Anna Perret-2oo
hlds sugar 7as bbls molasses III hf do.
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Notwithstanding Up.

Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless from Indianola
and Galveston to Payne.
Ship Assyria, Delano from Liverpool 9th Nov. TO
Cammack d Converse.
Ship Margaret Pollock, Cruikshanks from London
9th Nov, to Hoghton, Rankin &co
Ship Mddlesex, Parmale, = days from Boston, to
Meeker, Knox eco
British ship Victoria, --, from -----. @
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cotton $50 bbls flour half bbls molasses 76 pkgs
mise.
cotton,
PoRT.Au-pRINGE- Bark Laura--In ballast.
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Din ORLEANS Aailp GYtstsat,
E01AL. RITER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT.
utaI SuitIIiqtIllf.


MOOD; lesSeFaay was sooi ana asy, VIVA ha s.
"a. 4, q :
~ n MNztsrs- as4 3s-lSAf & IT. snsse WEE
tRe Hef~ Nx fannq ros.ea " me Soee one, 3 ole'
\ isx& sSsfAAE 1M6f SsAtlsica Is ing WAtas We hohs
GTAat 0ux rs:dels fof 5neTe ms neer 1eo m s.s
q mnEaeEs sna 81 osnez elce0y ceanss ao1 ~ be-
-s., : s, 81 s.. 8. Z,
iss&8 II. a IA y TX n
ne sneE eenaHl psn s. 9en 81 sa!eMs nas'
~ Efa&y INK AZ NJ = ssS WI Wy s
sne nsnss5s ~ sas asyass ve. sess, Y.
11H1 n Sas1g fe&ans Mno taeas M $500
se aer iar Wy s
sns a1sens pfssenes; as1nss sse 81
Ser1{ sIae pretty Mi living more neflily nor Ill,
ssep IN sS;s,rar room rcsound with zhe elatfel
ss.il fsfnSfeT At I ravrr ana happier party. TIL
es4erf,s Md 4 ri0ht royal time al il AM
Saacrseded w Shcy aISasyS ilo, Iii rendering thei
<Sasfs s,sIife s. 6l5iy Is themselves.
iS5xssSs4s5sNs N irs fyennsi,y No. 4S had theil
x6if a SiSs lS195e r5ScS ia Saturday night III,
SSfS,s ~ Il I'M of h1th ladies and gentlemen
I Sl7is9n 80 fESW hsw <hafanghly and heartily
i3,s~SS2 iff III fhe hahif cf enjoying themselves
Ss$1zSSSF TIL 3fi,3ic r16y W. cSn readiy imagine
TSHf i 5l9N * xaiet5 hid good bnmor allied til
s1X <S79 ~ $k3s 6cc&sf0n. me Thirteen boys axf
81 Ske 6sh1k ~ - bro ming M things whether Il
- MI STg ST0lic III f0naf6 Il and this Inst ball ~
fvs 6roi1xht out their ltolfeing talent in is hap
sSSss2S l3SlHf ss S5 N s
S. ::s go 8 g. - y Z. s,
ss4 ~ 49, ~. Is 49, NJ
or un4ss u a s
nt cAxVt1 VI l1tt y t4t
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Passengers.

Per steamship General Rusk, from Galveston and
Indianola-T R Green and lady, Miss Boyd, Ware,
Edwards, Bendo, 7 Jordan, 7 E Taylor, ] W Tay-
lor, J G Reed, Jackson, ] Mulkey, II Hoges,
J Il Spreeher- 15 on deck-l negro.
Per ship Far West, FIN New York; in Storage.
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N. y, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January "A, 1902 bales cotton to
M warren, fillmore &coail4 Byrne, Vance &eo--56
land Barksdale--55 do 7 H 81 NJ Allen &coE4,
gutrer, Harrison &co-42 Warren, Gilmore Eco
Ihernhill &eo- 80 Harding, Abbay 4 Morehead-
~ ~ slaughter smith u McRae "a do Friealander 4
Gerson-3T Block, hfcAfee &co-32 Adv & Catch.
inga5s Payne u Harrison-34 Murphy, Sykes &co
10 Lewis 0glesby-13 Winston Morrison &co
- Campbell Strong IS do Lane Salter &co-I0
Logan, Soniat Glaiborne-9 McLemore, Rayburn
&co--9 Patton, Smith & Putnam---9 Farley. .Jurey
&co-4 Thos Williams Gillaspie, Brewer &co-5
Wright Allen--5 Seudder l. Stamps Walker.
ILL., 7, chinson geo do Frierson, Conway &co- 5
" alker q Smder-4 Van Bibber-2 do Dodd l.
bateman-Total Sl2 bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, Jan l4-52 bbls molasses
"a hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co-99 bbls molasses
Betioeq Noblom Sco--12 do j f Wyehe &eoI0
Slaughter, Smith & McRae-50 do do Darby l. IRE,
monet--loo DO Hewitt, Norton &co--27 do West.
Renshaw & Cammack-l5 do Is hhds sugar Haves
Sanders-30 do Felowes &co-l6 do {, Sabafier
so do 80 bbls molasses A Mtenberger &co-26
ri do Pitcher Goodrieh-6l bales cotton Belloe1z
Noblom &co-l2 do Friedlander & Gerson-l7 do
Gordon & Castillo H Gilly &co-a7 bales cotton
Lobit y Charpantier-4 Harding, Abbay & More
head-15 Slaughter, Smith & McRae-l5J Williams
&co--l4 Farley, Jurey dtco-7 Henderson Terry a
Co Male &co-5 Warren, Gilmore &co-S D
Morgan bales moss to l. Blades--sundries to
order-Total 2l6 bales cotton % half and 40i iii,
moasses los hhds sugar
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBHLE-Per steamer Cuba--s3 bales cottnn
7 Hardie &co-40 to order-l5 W Donnei &eo
IL Battle, Noble &eo--9 J Il Phipps &co-43 bdls
paper u Stevens eco sundries to order-Total
90 bales cotton. -
MOBlLE-Per steamer Florida-62 bales cotton
Battle, Noble &co-30 do Black Il Byington-ls do
Fuller, Douglas &co-Tota ITO bales cotton,
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN.
M0NTG0MERY-Pe steamer Carondelet-
bales cotton G Shute-24l Battle, Noble Sco-
III Rdgill, Dennis &co-9 Fuller, Douglrs &co-5
Skipwith Mcmillan 42 sacks cotton seed Pinck-
ARD, steele &co.2s bales linseys X Carter-5O
empty kegs to Fasnaeht Bros-sundries 10 order
Total sol bales cotton -
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Leaves every MONDAY, at5P.M.
REGULAR ARGYLE i.ANnNNG

H. ard Gteenvlle Packe-fhe new. very swift and
magnificent passenger packet Gen. John
IA. QuitlnHn, J. W. Cannon master. win
positively leave above for Argyle Landing recnve Deer
treek landing, Point Worngtcn Carolina Landing Iake
washington, Grand Lake, Ashton, Pitchers Point spwh's
Bend vieksburg, Warfeton rand tnl ST. Josnt Rednsv
Waterproof Nsichez Fort Adams Red River Landing Bayaa
Sara Port Hudson Baton Ronge PqnrrnDe Donadsonylr
buard. ! . ''ei's y
The General Qatnsn will Ya1oo freight to be e.bpp.s
at ycksburg. " ~ pie'
- yIRGIN1us G. DENTzEf.
Us Advertising AGENT
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/. Spoken.

By Capt Page, of the ship Far West, from New
York on the 3lst Dec, in lat 3I-43 N, long 1928 w
ship Princess Royal, of Windsor, On 81.
. On llth inst, ppssed brig Imogene, hence, stand
ing to the eastward.
Capt Wilcox, of the steamer Sophia, on Friday,
18th inst off Raceoon Point, spoke schr Alphonsne
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Steamboats,.

: .
RW Powell, Martin, FIN Shreveport
John Ray, Kerchiya, I'm TT Jefferson.
Ceres, Labarthe, I'm Carolina Bluffs.
G d Jr, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvilie.
Diana, Sturgeon, FIN Paducah.
John Smonds, Smith, FIN Memphis.
Meteor, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Home, Wood, FIN Black River.
d F Kenner, Baraneo, FIN Bayou Sara.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Jesse K Bell, Gormly, fm Cincinnati
Flora Temple, Gwartney, FIN Bayou Macon
Mexico, 49,, FIN Pittsburg.
R& WATSON, - FIN pittsburg.
Florida, Meyers FIN Mobile.
ToHboat NJ Whann, Heaton, from the Passes
went down light brought up ship Joseph
Tarratt and p Harvard, and to Quarantine
Station bark David Kimhall.
Towboat James e Day. Brown, from the Passes
went down light ~ brought up ship Roches-
ter and schrs Jaeinta and d F Keeling.
Towboat 1 Millaudon, Phillips, I'm the Passes
went down light brought up ships Far
West and Montgomery.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Propeller Sophia, Wilcox, days fin Grand Cailliou
to master--2d dist PIT.
Ship Rochester, Patton, IS days from Boston, to
AN Meeker, Knox 6sco--lst dist II.
Ship P Harvard, Andres, 20 days FIN Boston, to
Creevy d Farwell- point.
British Ship Joseph Tarratt, FIN Liverpool Nov g. to
ANN Heine-point.
Ship Montgomery, Cunningham, fin Liverpool, LIST
Dec, to Fl Il Haynes &co-3d dist As.
Ship Far West, Page, is days from New York to
j O Woodruff &eo-Ist dist Is.
Bark David KimbalE Linnell, days from Boston
to master Quarantine Station.
Schr F Keeling, -, from Ruatan island to
master-2d dist -.
Mex schr Jacinta, Mulet,s days from Tuspan, to
a c Bruguiere-2d dist =. "
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Memoranda.

sJ-fhe following is ti,e manifest Of the steamer
Roebuok, sunk near Point Lefore;
so bales cotton Person &co--l8 do Frierson,
Conway &co-4o do Carroll, Hoy &co-25 Watt q
Noble-I2 Campbell Strong-ll S o Nelson Geo
Total 156 bales cotton.
go Capt Wilcox, of the steamer Sophia, reports
passed in the river, near Fort jackson, the brig
California, on her way up for repairs having sailed
from this port for Bristol, tR D, and on Monday,
9th inst, when days out from the passes encoun-
tered severe gale, in which lost top gallant mast,
and sprung head of foremost, and sustained other
damage.
aS Capt Patten, of the ship Rochester, which
arrived yesterday reports saw when 20 miles south
Of Gun Key, barkentne Young America and
| parA' name unknown. and supposed that they had
neen N collision, The Y A had lost her foremost
ana oo@sprit' and the bark her fore.top mast The
I a showed private signal R w.
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aa rrEssAeoLA-Per schr Wild Pigeon-5o bags
ss as casks nee 800 seks corn 200 bbls flour 5o
furniture. es'' nioiasses GU pcs
GALVESTON and INDIANoLA- Per sts.,,sh;,,
Mexieo p 6bls -four 40 bbls whisky so bbls mo.
asses 40 bbls lard 81 hhds sugar 40 AZ bsca 90
hams 500 scks corn 100 do coffee. vas 'aeon ~
LIVERPooL-Per ship VIM Woodbury. = s4s5
bales cotton. 'ss'
JAMAlCA-Per schr Isaac Toueey-In ballast
LlvERP0oL-Per ship Henry 1888 bales cot
ton $500 slaves. ss WY
HAyRE-Per ship John Hancock 1858 bale,
cotton 1000 slaves.
BosToN-Per ship slaa Greenman-227s bale,
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
100 mail LINE 70 vIcKsBuRe. rsQA3 u
SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock, r. Nj
The magnificent U. $ Mali packet Naschez Can't r. p
Leahers will leave for Donadsonyiie Planemine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natehex Waterproof Rodney, 81 Joseph Grand Gulf
p. NJ. S-N>-f
The steamer NATeiEz connects at viekshurr with ,hs
steamer DEwDR0P take freight for ali andnya IN
the Yasoo river W high up i Greenwood. -
The above splendid passenger packet will leave her regu
ia day without fal at the hour appointed Ali business an
trusted 70 her care VIII be promptly and faithfully attended to-
This boat Will not be responsible any letter or pscare
containing money eweiry or other vabas unless regular
bills Of sdng taken specifying the and ysus and
the freight paid aes deposited with tbe elerk
BY the passengers or conailed,n their baasaEe
For freight passage apply On hoard.
vIRGINIUS @. DENTZEf,
1el5 Advertising Agent.
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Leave. every ru ESD Az 1T ! e'eieck e. NJ.

Leaves every TE ESnAY ut S o'cieck r. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKxs-
49, h burg y :; Mail Line.-for Donaldsonsiie Pa.
9ucminc Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Rayou sarm
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Nsic,ez Wa,er
proof Rodney s. Joseph Grand Gulf and Vcks
burg-The steaner Chs Fmer, Capt w. a. Wilson, viii
leave above every TUESDA clock r. NJ Returning
she will leave vicksbnrg every FRIDAY At II o'clock 81
ID. II, CARROLL & Co,
jal Agents. s. Carotldeet street
The above will with e steamers
Hope Raebnck ror Yasoo river ? - '
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vt RE " 9IsAx a Il11 n. nif y

~ EGULAR HURRICANE, CARO-
No. Ina bHi and shreveport Packet--For Hnrrscsns
ma Carolina Bluffs, Shreveport Grand iavm
21Ezze&zG ample itand Ecare, Eousha,ta 81 Manfic.
Montgomery, Collie Alexandria, Norman's Rsrbins md Al
Intermediate landings on RedS ryerThe new elegant lgbt
drsaghs and very swift rinng passenger packet steamer
LeGomIe, y Johnson master, will leave as above For
GIRGIEIBs G DENTZgI,
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BGUF RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst. at5pN
MEGULAR BUUF RIVER PACKET
1TsF = q Font jefferson, Iea Beaf Prairie and all
iass ndngs on Bunf rycr--The superior and very
GIT draught swift running passenger packet
st amer Jon Ray \. f. Kerchiva master will leave as
Apo9e FOR IRA ght or passage apply on board.
"a NIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI.
JAZZ Advertising Agent
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RIvER.

Leaves MONDAY. Jan l6, at 8 P. M
REGU LAR ARKANSAS RIVER
~ h. Packei--for Fort smith, Van t,uren, Ozark
LAk Roseville, Spadra Eorristown, Dsrdanele, Lewis
zburg Little Rock, Pine Bluff New Gascony and
plantation landings in the BendsThe elegant very
light daught and swift running packet pa
b. Thomas ste will leave above For freight passage
yIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL.
jail Advertising Agent.
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Leaves everx TUESDAY. at5P.M.

Leaves every TUESDAY, at5PM
REGULAR OUACHITA TUES
49, n day Packet-The elegant, running passenger
LaAkaa55 packet Peerless, Len. Moore master will
r. sbeye 6or Trenton Monroe, Pine Bull.
Black river, Red River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Plagnemine Donadsonse intermediate
landings For freight passage, having unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply on board.
YIRGINIUs G. nENTZEII
nB Advertising Agent
The Peerless give clear bills iadng Bayou Bartholomew
freight, with the privilege Of reshippiDg No
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Leaves on SATURDAY Jan, IL atsp NJ
IRREGULAR RED RIKER Is. or u.

SAG1CLAAt PACKET
. M h-fgr Grand kcore Natrhitochrs Tigrr fslsna
g. Maurice, Faveron's Montgomery Durandsa'
basona Mouth Of Cane river, Collie AaSM,
dr NoTman Basbns and u Intermediate landings on Ras
sVeiae magniuceM and fast running passenger packet
sioux Gitys SAM Lawson. muster, will leave Al abnvs
For freight or passage appiy on board - 'e'
a, VIRGIEIBS g. DENTZEr.