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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15
20 6aaas.
POPULAR TRADE IN DRY GOODS.
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sPRTNG T1IPORTATTONs
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/ -1Iaa - rl1- 1893
EiBEEMAE & KELLOGG ARE
;i5os. sSn 9PsnPs S s ar sgEins lmgogtatoa of
log the largest sad most varied assoFimslt Ts s7s
troubles had re saeet 2 dsgless and break d55a
Yantags q ne p1sssSf eondifiou of tbS S.r-s5 ss
6sqgst 5or cash the cheapest ard most ssgans 5oek
EVER OFFERED m THIS NAREET
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We are selling great bsrsainsia EaasJslls,
i
We are selling great barEains in Black silEs-
We are sailing srsst bargains in BlaaE SIX Eaas1.
| .-ea lr
wsuo'oulns TAN bargains in. .Brosbs shsEl..
We are s:.lIIlnE good Broehs ali wool shawl ios
We are selling vssz beautiful India s,ped Broea.
| sh-Hia-7ofnsseins new
fa O.
Fs are oas-lHg great b.1guins. IN Houss-ksssiag
oFssses TSbls esTsls ecs9s5 Pi2o Pis2oie3 e3ssl. a's
We ar. s.lItas sas bs.s @g..a.l,y Table Linens.
AAOle Uiosns ana Linen Tinsl-4naorted
We .s. grpss s.s..as IN q; essass a.sa
ae5S aSsea Linens warranted Dars7-uo iHisa-
We are S:4 ss5aE 5es % 3 Z 81 ss ss4B'tss 4
w''p' :;as s.a'. 3 !. q 3 5E saa.a
Our Cheap lE@aOsso.as5y c.ss. s.s stored sisa ..
s,S. IS. x 5 osHts Sii ana S'si; sI50 o''' -
We sen 4 ne ,s sss sa5s a8oP skirts thasaFs RauHa
We have T.;, 'i.s isssss: sss:n 81 asB q
73
We h.T men @ s: s:.s s s: as7 ssds R; gsas sss ]. % %SS
6assl@s1es. oiatRs Sas wet FestiSes sf-iss ts-
der Garments Neck Ties Hosi'Fy. GioEea g. -a-s
ls
We have Just opened fsE eholes srJlss Lsais,o T
Black SIX, and make them 70 order.
We s.n sAs yssy s.s. :. Blsseasd Good. for iss
esnss-nndrssssd ior me pseais-
ia,l:. al siy. % t. ca. and b ''a-s'
FREEMAN & KELLOGG.
2l7 SUPERIOR srREET
q "A RP e 81
&C A R P E T sH
We have sddsa . our large and rost complete ~
WALL PAPER
= wstOek OF ,-s.s-., .-.s5 -
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS. @ a
SHADES AND
CORNICES,
tan new siyles,) -
prices to suit the tinaa. Please can sga s5eine ra
thems At p LtNLONs
Val Paper and Carlei sloEe,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

CLE a R
THE
TRAC XII
@
An-wool Merinos, worth 8, 90, which we
will cell for so cents.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
~ Superior Street.
Valeneias worth A cents, which we viii
ssll atl23 cents.
SHERWOOD 2 OAKLEY.
5000 yards Bleaehed Muslin at 5 cents per
SHERWOOD &OAKLEY.
AHOf our TvO-shiIling DeLaines at 12A
SHERWOOD a OAKLEY
1000 yards Gaia Plaids, worth 26 cents,
at l23 cents per yard.
SHERWOOD oAKBET.
Empress Cloths for 50 cents PsryAed, worth
saERwoOD OAKLEY,
,.-
- 81 .,,, 81. th. on,v, e.,,5. ,rhsV ara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15
OTHER WORKS.

There are other works at Hadril's Point
Mount Pleasant, Stono, Morris Island, and
fronting the entrance of Charleston harbor,
which are constructed of palmetto logs and
sand. They are fully manned for action
with large gsrrisons and guns of heavy cal
ibre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

x - A444ldOANN AAEL
- AyM. opening our spring Imrofta1lon % =
uooo9 adapted % the advanced sesson 5d e7rr1rf1-
tng the largest snd most varied assortment We s7s
eFe7 offered Our present uniortunats u1fifiral
troubles had the e1ect . dspless and break d555I
ne value q al foreign iabTics- We haVs iskenai-
vantage % the pI6sent condition Df the marzat aea
beqght for cash the cheapest and most elegant stok
Of Dry GOods
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

aANUUshl IHAIN.
Lave-40Op. m. Arrive-e.2O a. m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

HFGG BOILEkS-FOR THE Ia
II \ BILE, with thrse-minute glasses attached
just received By lleb15l W.P. E0GG.
~ e. q Gu PS,
: ~ EGG HOLDERS,
EGG GLASSES,
EGa LADLEE,
WIRE BGG BOILERS.
For sale By lfsh2si W. P FOGG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

UncondItioBal Surrender Of Fort Snmter---
The President calls fer $4,000 Troops
$50 Troops from Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15

FRANK Personal---very. and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
savofp5e.I,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

passenger packet Comet Capt. y. Y, Harrell, com
fnander, and Mr. J. 7. Reeder, clerk, leaves at L
o'clock III today for Red river.
z DESoTo ron REp RIVER The fine and staunch
passenger packet Desoto, Capt. Fl. a. Beard, com
mander, and Mr.. Geo. Il. Remer, clerk, leaves at 5
o'clock this evening for Red river.
HOMER FOR RED RrvER-Th favorite passenger
packet Homer Capt. WIN. Perry, commander, and
evening for Red river.
KEY WEsF FOR THE ARKANsAs-The fine passen-
ger packet Key West, Capt. Jos. Brannon, com
mander, and Mr.. Basket, clerk, leaves at 8 o'clock
this evening for the Arkansas.
TH1RrY. FIFTH PARALLEL FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
The ataunch, fleet and elegant passenger packet
5mander, and Mr. Ed. Carter, clerk, leaves at S
o'clock this evening for the Arkansas river.
PLANTER FOR THE ARKANsAs--The light-draught
passenger packet Planter, Capt. G. Y. Wells, com
mander, and Mr.. A. G. DunleYy, clerk, leaves at 5
o'clock this evening for the Arkansas.
JoHN SrMeNps FOR ME2rHIs-The elegant pas
senger packet John simonds, Capt. Jno. f. Hicks,
commander and Mr.. D. C. Ghamplin, clerk, leaves
at 5 o'clock this evening for Memphis and the
Bends.
NEW FALLS Cry FOR ST. Lou1s-The frst.cass
clipper packet, New Falls City, Capt Ely. Switzer,
commander, and Mr.. Archie Woods, clerk, leaves
ats o'clock this evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
BEN. j. ADANs FOR LOUISVILLE The fleet, ele-
CANT and popularly oficered passenger packet
Benz. Adams Capt. John S. Richey, commander
and Mr.. Henry Med ougal, clerk, leaves at O'Clock
tAis evening for Cairo and Louisville. No finer
packet floats on the bosom Of the Mississippi than
the Adams, and it is always q pleasure to travel
with her intelligent and gentlemanly officers.
MADISON FOR CINcINNATI-The fine packet Madi-
son, Copt. Geo. D. Hoople, CON mander, leaves at
o'clock this evening for Louisville and Cincinnati.
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MIafillk ynteIIlaente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, no. 70 Camp Street, |
Thursday Morning, March I, 1861. I
Cleared Yestersga

Thursday Morning, March I, 1861. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Fowler, for Indianola via Calves
ton. &c Harris
Steamship Mobile, Teal, for Tndianola,
$t Go1denbow d Lesparre
Meeker, Knox Geo
Brit ship Prince IF Wales, Hamm, for Liverpool,
Span ship Paquita, Aust for Tarragona and BARGE
Iona, PUG Brothers
Ship Mary Orr, for Mayre. Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Bosphorus, Pendleton, for Liverpool,
Bark Mutual, Young, for Glasgow,
Bark oetayia, Hallett, for Boston, 4 :
CIV Hynson eco
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Thomas Jefferson. Rollins Us days I'm Boston,
to Baxter, Lowell &co--Point.
Ship Transit, Patton, I'm Havre January 18TH to
Cammack & Converse Point.
Italian bark Elizabeth, 49,, I'm Palermo December
2lst, TO master-,-P Point.
Brit bark Action, Benson, I'm Glasgow January
18th, il ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &co-lst
dist, 81.
schr D + Keeling, Reaper. 5 days I'm Minatitlan,
to Goldenbow & Lesparre- dist, 90
sehr John Randolph, smpkins,3 days fm Grand
Steamboats,.
Ohio Belle, Sebastian, I'm Cincinnati.
Alonzo Child DeHaven, I'm St Louis
Ferd Kenneth Bierly, FIN st Louis.
John Simonds, Hicks I'm Cairo
Sovereign, symmes, from st Louis.
Fanny Bullitt, Smith, I'm Louisville.
Champion, Moore, FIN st Louis.
Gen Quitman, White, I'm Argyle Landing.
Dole Webb Burt I'm Beutf River.
Louis Dor, johnson, FIN Carolina Bluffs
De Soto Beard, I'm Shreveport
Texas Ranger, Radovich, FIN Lower Coast
California, Myers. i'm Mobile
Yazoo, Wallace, FIN Yazoo River.
Music Brown, FIN Lafourche.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott I'm Alabama River
Lake End jeff q Car. R. r.
Barataria, Rolf, I'm Bayou Heron.
Mary q Keene, Richardson, FIN Lake PROVE.
Towboat Junius Beebe, Andrews, from the Passes
flowed down and to sea on the 29th nit,
SHIP Pocahontas- brought up ship Thomas
Jefferson, bark Action, schrs John Randolph
and D + Keeling.
rowboat Lands, Davis from the Passes lowed
down and to sea on the I'd inst, ships Villa
Franca and Castor-brought up ship Transit
and bark Elizabeth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

Letters patent from The United States having been granted
the sd day of March, 1858 for Composition known the
"Southern Fire-Proof Roefing,o
it being superior any Observation-Disclosures by per
cent. than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
Countess Parishes, States and Territories very liberal
terms.
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses Ware
houses Railroad Depots, Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats,, etc, etc.
EzT-In I'LL instances work is fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material is put Up i'll barrels and shipped
to persons the country elsewhere those wishing
it. with printed directions by which they enabled apply
with perfect success.
PARTIES by addressing obtain Circular and Drec
tons and receive any further information they may be pleased
to ask.
H7rnnice 81 st. Charles street. New Orleans d27 trW
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Situated Common street. opposite the Charity Hospital.
The Regular Course of Lectures in this Institution will COM
Thursday, the 18th November, 1850,
and terminate in the latter part of March, 1861
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

Liverpool, February lo.Sailed for this port, ship
Ocean Bride, Akett; ship 0leron, Orr; l2th-,-
cleared, ship Autocrat, Burwell.
n In the river, outward bound, February 18th, ship
orozinibo, Townsend. Entered, loading for this
port, ship John Leslie, Given; ship Harvey Birch,
Nelson.
Bremen, February 4.---Arriyed from this port,
Bremen ship Georg. Hohorst.
Hayre, February l1-Cleared for this port ship
National, Boyd ship Francis B. Cutting, Maoney
ship james Montgomery, Hamilton.
Calcutta, January 7.,--Ceared for this port, ship
Robert Harding, Ingraham.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

sPEERs WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities a GENTL}
STiMULANT. TONIC, nIuRETIC and SuDORTFIG, which
stesoa to By PhysCianr and thousands of and Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stinazRsant and Tonic.
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS a. piuretIe.
1t imparts heay action 10 the GLANDS, ElDNEYSr Hre
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial In DROPSY, doUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS IL SsSGorihG,
acts the Skim opening the and expeng all In
pues by nsensbe perpraon thereby driving of Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving aud vgor the who'll
system, and a BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION. ...r
THE Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long ued the Blossom aud Fruit Of the Elder as one OF
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and nse n oas
of sickness.
Speer's Whine OF Elder
Is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended b!
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR to other Wines in common
use, and excellent article for all WEAK md DEHL1TAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and benefttns
LADIES and CHILDREN
-I.- A Ladies' Wine.
Because will not inoxieae, it contains mixture OF
prts other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar faVot
and nurnve properties; mpsrtne healthy tone to The
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
R-A winegass full may be used with meals
any time through the day, as desired.
wew only ask your induzenceto trial OF shi,
Wine.
For sale In New Orleans by e. j. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Il CO., JAMES SYME, Canal s9res', and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade Supplied ar proprietors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
uY2h 1y&W 2ns broadway. New York.
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1'ssla, rlsalls Duly Qrestfltt.
III EFR AIM MARINE DEPARTMENT.
illfr anitIlIgfllte

1gse st,es--sss esvspoy
f4sy GNU 8sse s5fh EsaraaIel--Ffie
n n, As. Roberts M place on tIle Grand Era
Z tsa1.sesr,,t, Men CO. River Matters Above--.
sSsBsa 1yzsu3x Rivers Dt,sasug- Afaneons.
Nesy Ranss--Arrival of the Fefst Kenneth
Departures To-day etc.
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geIow---eorning Up.

Steamship Clias Morgan, Lawless, from Indtanola
and Galveston, to G Harris.
Ship Oroondates, Pike, I'm Liverpool January 18th,
to master.
Ship Amlty, stinzon, I'm Havre January 18th, to
master.
schr o 4 Miller, Allen, I'm Sabine Pass, to Golden
Il bow & Lesparre.
sehr Old Deminion. johnson, Is days I'm New
York, to P A Graud eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

L
ERASMUS D. FENNER. NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
AUSTIN FLINT NJ H.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine and
Medical Pathology.
ANTHONY 4. PENSION NJ "a, Professor of Anatomy
AUSTIN FLINT, Jr NJ. d, Professor of Physiology and
Microscopy.
SAMUEL P. chopin, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical and
Operative Surgery.
CORNELIUS c. BEARD NJ D., Professor of the Principles
of Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
p WARREN BRICKELL. N. D., Professor of Obsetric
and Diseases of Women.
IsAACL L. CRAWCoUR, NJ D., Professor Chemistry AMI
Medical Jurisprudence.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D., Professor of Matera Medicn and
Therapeutics.
H. D. SCHMIDT, NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The DsEecng Rooms will be opened the 18th of October
Clinical instruction will he given daily the wards of the Char
ity Hospital and three at the College Dspensary.
The Faculty of this Institution the Only elected
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and
according late Act of the State Legislature shall all
times have free the Hospital for the purpose
ing their Pupils practical illustration Of the subjects they
tench.n
The Board of Administrators elect annually in April twelve
Resident Students furnished board lodging the
Hospital the Students Of this School equally eligible
to this place with any others
The great aim of Faculty mpnrt thoroughly prac
teal knowledge ofall the branches of Medicine.
Dissecng material is abundant and nominal cost No
charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Amount Fees tho full Course of Lectures. SlO3 90
Matrculaon Fee paid but oHce ,.............. co
Graduating % 90
For any further information address
E. d. FENEER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Carcndclet street.
New Orleans. August 1860. au25 WIFI
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MO BILE.

sHzEzsh FOR MOBILE ~-FoAEE1Y u. 8.
ahiail iineN inter ArangementThe spien
did low pressure paekGt steamers lalonIna,
California, A. L, Myers master all built expressly for
Lakead5. with superior Recommendations will make
andngs folowg unasB prevented bY baf weather high
10y water want of He or some accident boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end Of the PontctHrrRip Railroad DAILY
on tine arrival of The 81 O'Clock P NJ train Of for Mobile
direct Returning PascagnuR Pnsa Christian and
Bay ST. Lonis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
E-Fnr tickets through to New York by the Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rne5 and further in
formation, apply to
R. GEDnFs, Agent.
Oil tt 'SAA firayiar street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

The Grand Duke built expressly the Red River trade
in the trade.
The Grand Duke connects Mt Shreveport with the steuner
tleta for jefferson and R intermediate pndpgs md the
steamer w. NJ loVy- Tor Fulton and above the Raft
Passengers and hrpe tGy Duke leaving
on the regular advertised dry above.
For freight OF passage applv Oh toHrd.
a VIR4INtUS G. DENTHEI,
Iea2 AhERrtising Aren't.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIHTH DIsrRIcr Court CuTREk HARRISON < CO. VS..
Of New o leans s THEIR CREDiTORS-No 9lC4.
NOTICE is hereby given TO The creditors
~ of Messrs Curer, Harrison Co. M they have this day
filed petition in the above Court praying respite of twelve
and twenty months and that meeting said creito5
will be held before +. q. Golschgtk, Notary Public on SAT
URDAY ed day of March, lE6l 10 O'clock A. NJ the
purpo Of taking nIo consideration the affairs Of petitioners
and Of granting the respite prayed for refuse the
the meantime NIL Judicial proceedings against their persons
and property are stayed.
BY order of the Court. -
A S NILI.ERE Clnu-
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Exports.

INDIANoIlA and GALVESTON steamship
Texas 2lS pkgs mdse $50 seeks corn Is cks bacon
rs bbls molasses 10 bbls whisky 5l0 bbs -four.
INDIAN OLA.-Per steamship Mobile-l25O scks
corn res bbla flour so bbs molasses rs hbs whisky
% hbs potatoes so bxs lemons % bxs wine so bSs
candy $50 pkgs groceries.
HAYRE-Per ship Lorenzo $3.50 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Prince of Wales 2SO3
bales cotton 1922 slaves.
> TARRAG0NA. AND BARCELONA -.- Per ship
Paquita 1924 bales cotton 10000 stayes
BOSTON Per bark 0ctayia--- $50 bales cotton
1000 slaves.
HAvRE-Per ship Mary 2543 bales cotton.
LTVERPO OIs--Per shin Bosphorus :. 37Is bales
cotton 5000 seks corn $500 slaves
GLASG 0W-Per bark Mutual 1880 bales cotton.
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{ ClNGINN ATI-Per steamer Ohio Belle-s hhds
bacon Hewitt, Norton &co- 45 bxs cheese 10 hbIs
pork 4 ties hams 5 pkgs butter II S Seward ~ do
Dryer & Howard Is do do rs bxs cheese Jno
Adams &co--l9 hxa bacon2 ties hams hhds bacon
VOORHEES,. Griggs &co- IS do Woodruff Moulton &
CO. 76 bbls whisky s II Kennedy &co-5 30 Grief
Byrnes &eo-- cks potash G N Morrison eco $50
hbls potatoes to order Il bxs candles Ayet-
80 bbls whisky @ q Alter 1856 bhs pork to order
30 bbls whisky Lapene & Ferre--T5 do T Archer
$50 do ] B Murison Eco 100 do A Dasilya--
200 do Jno $ Wallis &co--s5 do w a Violet &co-
log do 40 khds bacon TOD Connolly &co-30 do 100
hhls -four 100 bbls pork R Geddes- IS pkgs butter
G Theurer- 200 pkgs nails TO L H Place--l25 bxs
candles G Il Bradshaw. Is bxs cheese IS bbls eggs
Schneider u Wise 100 rolls yarn Bfuff Rros aco-
800 boxes starch % rkins butter ties lard SO bxs
cheese 10 hbls beans Is bbls eggs Floto s. Marmet
900 kegs lard I44 hhds bacon 40 bbls oil 200 bxs
starch 1852 hxs candles 40 b1s cheese Harris Ber-
cier ECO 81 nkRs butter Is bbls eggs SO bbls
onions Del Bondio-1iall seeks corn West q Nettle-
ton--6ll do p Fairchild &co-- 200 do John Rob
ertson- sundres to ORDER
81 LOU Per steamer Alonzo ChiId--T5 seeks
| WI sSs sekseu 10 Huntpgton& Bro 275 do
@aaargh. MHulton &eo- 100 bhls fianr to Keep Il
Gansaela 100 do 100 bbla pork G Z Baddecke eco
-zze npss oA Harris, Bercicr leo II bbls eggs to
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sTMA MIRC)ATs.
RED RIV Err,
REGULAR IsEP RII.XEIls. new NEW

" III
Grey h, ORLEANS And SHREVEPORT Saturday
jfsllla8g1sA4tFEESaU. S. Mail PASSENGER Packet.
Es38ala The and magnificent hrst-class passenger
packet Ora DutlEe, Sam Appegne master, vii leave
regularly for Shreveport Grand Bayou Coushaa Carne
Grand Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate landings Red
River, follows:
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rInI,ns.ra..

PALERMO Per bark Elizabeth 500 sacks al
nonds 200 seeks walnuts 100 scks ftberts $500 bxs
oranges 1000 bxs lemons to order.
BOSTON Per ship Thomas Jefierson-.-l 1883 tons
ice to A w Bosworth eco.
MINATTTLAN-.Pe sohr D r Keeling Lot hides
and sundries to order.
# GRAND CAILLoU-- Per schr John Randolph
12l hhds sugar 205 bbs molasses Is bales moss to
order.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. March 7. al l2 NJ.
For Mudrn direct
TETTV ENEST, IF A AS Y = urHT vrgC.

IT, h. mean and Red River incLe-F For MfnGlta Moscow
Booncs Landing Port Bolivar, Pine Bluff Gregg
- "a I9gdns spr3g Bayou. Ga%hon's Landing
Montgomery Alexandria, aud all intermediate landings on
Red RyerThe fine and fast running passenger steamer
Comet. W. v Harrel, master, will leave rs above Fer
freight or passage apply on hoard
VIRGINIuS G. nEXTZELn
ma Advertising AGENT,
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Passemger.a
Foreign Ports.

Per schr DE-. Keeling, fm n1inatitlan- 8 cabin
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VIZ s. CHANDLER. "
w MISE,
pas~ OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
I3s CnronTelet street,
d1slykw ri Flatavatte.
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Leaves on THCRSD AZ, nth inst. Mt : P NJ
REGGUGAiE r H ItIyEGR PACEET

49, h. The magnificent passenger packet
Lsf5ktg4A DE Soto H. II. Beard master Geo H. Br1ier
vi, Leave * shoEe for ShTcyencr. Grand
gomery, COie Alexandria, NoFnans urhtn's inter
mediate landings Red River For freight passage apply
board.
FIKGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
mi Adver.bnG Agent.
TIE nesoto has a tho receiH 20 Frci.l
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A, S. WHERE, Daputa Grefficr.


STATE OF LNWISINNA
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURTl SAML SIDE vs.. HIS CREDIT
0RS AND THE CREDITORS
of New Orleans. or .HENNING AND sIDLE,
,-,rr,, ,,r,,,,,r,,,,l,s, No 1446i 1
hereby ited hat the ceson OF his property accepted
by the Court benefit Of his cTedi
fleming and Side and they further notified hH meeting
Of his reors ad Of those Of iennng Sidle will take
place The office Of H Madden Es., Notary Puzzle in his
CITY, SATURDAY. l6tn Of rch 1861 at 70 O'Clock A. NJ
for The purpose OF GeheranG o" the affairs of said sov
and in he meantime all judicial proceedings against bis person
and properly stayed and Eeen is appointed repre-
sent The absent creditors in It's matter
BY order OF Court February 3D. 1857. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

apply Oh bnnTl.
The Louis Dor built expires y for the Red River trade
the trade - ' " "
Passengers nn shippers rely Louis Dor leaving
On her regular advertised day as above
"a, VIRGINIUS C. DENTHET,
u6l AiNfrtiSinE A.rrnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
Leaves or SATURDAY Murrh q. at 5P N.
REGILAES RED RIVER PAC

easl kaoII ~ WaNII ESoFe NGIsTochHs UlontieF[e
bins, and all intermediate landings Red river
Cane and ttlc rtversIhe splendid, and swift running
light drnugh packet steamer RRpIGiea, j. c.
Dowty master Will leave above. For freight PASSAGE
having fine Recommendations apply board.
FIRGlNfUS G. DENTHFT,
mi Ag.nt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

,.. PATENT SAWED WEATuERBOARDINq,
Both Rough and Dressed, from tic very best YELLOW
PINE TIMBER for III cs 10 suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fe19 " STAR planning NIL New Basin.