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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg TO call
the attention of the citizens of Washington and
Vicinity to the superiority Of their wstohes over sll
imported, whether Swiss or English.
The Company Enthusiastically guarantee their
Watches TO be unsurpassed By those Of any coun-
ssJ for durability and h.s t,ms keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers to beware Of
the cheap English and Swiss Watches now being
sent among soldiers in and around Washington.
These watches are of the poorest description Of
foreign manufacture. and utterly worthless ss
time keepers, as the makers well knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invite espeoIsl attention TO
their latest style Of wstoh for Ladies. Every one
will have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronometer of their manufacture.
The styles of osses are varied and suit different
tastes. and the introducti IN of Wstch for ladies,
that will 90 and keep time, has met with universal
avor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invltsd by the Company to the fact that every
wstch, of whatever price, manufactured at their
worls at w altham, Mass, is accompanied BY 9
certificate not only to warrant it, but 70 prevent
imposition from cheap and worthless Imitation
that is palmed of upon buyers IS the genuine srtl-
ole. All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark "WaIthsm, Msss.," and without that mark
no wstch is genuine.
Messrs. NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER have the
Watches of our man ufscture for sale at Wash
ington, and buyers csu depend upon finding the
night styles and qualities at their establishment,
No. 35E Pennsylvaris avenue.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadway,
no 29-lm New York.
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The Pirate Sumter blsckaded by the steamer r
IFoUuois

New YORK, Dec. 90 TIE steamship Baltic
rom Fort Pickens, where she landed the 18th "
York Regiment, and sailed thence on the 10th
instant, and from Key West on the 22d inst, has
arrived She left at Fort Pickens the steam
frigate Niagara.
The gunboat Washington left on the 18th for
Ship Island. The sloop Of war Richmond left
Key West on the 2lst for New York, to repair her
machinery.
Affairs at Fort Pickens were unchanged. Some
deserters had reached there who report great dis
uess and discomfort In the rebel forces
Intelligence has been received that the United
states gun-boat Iroo uois has the pirate Sumter
blockaded In Cienfuegos harbor. The gun-boat
Flambeau was also of the port Of Nassau, N. p =,
where the rebel steamer Isabel was.
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ment serving in this army will report, monthly,
the names Of officers to whom forage Is issued for
tneif private horses, together with the number Of
horses, the amount Of forage issued and for what
period. This report is to be made In duplicate
one copy to be forwarded to the Chief Quarter.
master at these Headquarters, and the other copy
70 De forwarded to the Quartermastef General
BY command Of Major General Mcclellan,
3. WILLIAMS, Asst Ad't Gen,l
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RELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BucHu

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For wesknes,es
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissfpxt,or
Early lrdlsorstlon OF Abuse.
AffeSdsd svfth ths FolIotriHg Syp,pforns:
indlsposton 70 Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, DifboultT on Rrert thIns
Weak Nerves, Trembins' :
Horror of Disease, wakefnioeess, :
nlmnees oi vision PAIN in the Back !,
Unlvarsa Lsssltude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushine on the Ro6y
Ofynefs OF the SKIN, EruptiOns on the fsoe :,
-, PALLID couNTKNANcH.
These Symphonic, II allowed 90 20 on, which this
medicine lnvsuably removes, soon follows
,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In oxs Of tchieA tks Patisnf NAY EepSrs.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "DIRKTuL DIsKAsKs,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suferlnf,
BUT NOM WILL coNFEss.
THE RECORDS OF The INSANE AsYLUMs
Asd sac Melancholy DEATHS 6p CoHsprzpssos,
BRAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF rEr
ASSERTION.
THE CQNSTlTuTIQN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine TO strengthen and
InvlgOrsto the System
winch HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
{scariaJ ~ dess
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKrrIcAL.
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BI eRsEN Z WILLIAMS, AuOtioae.r..

10y yohEEN e WILLIAMS, huctiodeers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY ORDER OF
~ TIE G1RcuIr CouRr..!Sale Of House and Lo,
iu Gaootrs Subdivision of Squars numbered 677,
L being the west half Of lot numbered ll4.-FR i
DAY the 10Th day OF January, 1862, We shall sell
on the premises Tet4 O'Clock m, ct public auc
tion, by virtue Of an order of the circuit Court o.
the District Of Columbia, passed on the Slst day OF
October 1881. in the matter of the petition Of the
heirs Of Mlchael aJson, deceased, the following
named property, viz
West haf OF lot numbered one hundred and four
teen, (IA), In square numbered six hundred and
seventy seven, (67I, In Cabotps subdivision. with
me I'm improvements, which are q two story DWELL
tng, House, TO-, 60, 70 be sold subject to the
Terms ss prescribed BY the Court, Is one third
thfrd cash; be'ance In equal tnstalments, six and
end twelve months, the purchaser to give bonds,
secured TO the satisfaction of the Commi sso ners
bearing interest payable to the heirs respectively,
and the Commissioners will Withhold the deed
until fhe full payment Of the Insta ments. II the
terms Of sale are not complied with n Eve days,
he Commissioners reserve the righ to resell the
proper st the risk and cost Of the rst
n sdyernsing such resale three times in the
JAMES TOwLES,
-s-''-.--. b. MlLBURN,
BENNETT HENNING,
do as-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auots,
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THE DOLLAR STAR!
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Arrival of the AFaso

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The steamer Arago. with
Gen. Scott among her passengers, arrived here a
80 p. m. Her news is anticipated. She brought
full files OF papers, but no mails, which are OF
the Edinburgh.
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|" "4 By .. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucnoneefs.
,TRUeTEE's sALE 0F HOUSE AND LOT
I..s 2. os sSsEa ssS % sas
q. q. & q s. ss On sas
csnbsr bt. iso. and dny recorded IN Llbsr J A.
yS toIio. ai, ss ,ss 6ne Of tes % Issd e. rec rec,
Of Lot rum be.sd one, q } in ss9xe NUMBERED Ave
fhsros SAT- sixfsen feet, thence north seventy
feet esven inohs thence west sixteen feet; thenee
sos III severfy one feet eleven inches 20 the place
OF berfnnIng, tog ether With The CON
si<rthE OF fhrse story brick dwel,ins house. a.
Terms o50c cash the remainder In . t1d "
months, With interest, secured by deed @: rust
on the premises. "a
All odnssyancias 4. the cGss st HsfShTfss Tsa;.
e..-isv&ss r. q HsSb}SR + Co. Aasss,
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A Rebel Vessel Captured,

NEW YoRk, Dec. % The rebel schooner
Fashion was captured by the U. 8. sloop-of-wal
Ethan Allen, November 25, and sent to Key
West.
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Il -gasLK LoT ON o4fIToL HIIL,-On THURS.
DAY AFTERNOON, January ID, q O'Clock at
Justice A. Rolls,, and dated February lsth,. lssI
and duly recorded IN Liber j.. A. g. No. lSs. folos
ton county, ID c., ! shall sell Lot numbered ave
lsh in square numbered SIX hundred aRd eiEht-tvo
fsst inches On north street, and lsS feet inches
on First street east.
.ss 81 10 ssd s sOf
hust on the premises.
II the teIms Of ssle are not oomplled With Elthin
ressl st the risk and expense Of defsulting pur-
chaser. All conysyences e the cost Of purchaser
sasn-ssvsds J. G. McS GfkE 1 CO.. xuots.
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Heavy Cannons ding Heard on the Coast si
Long Island.

SroNISsToN, Conn, Dec. 26.-An day, heavy
cannonading has been heard in the direction Of
Gardner's Bay, Long Island. A messenger from
Fishers Island reports a mysterious light last
evening In that vicinity.
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Arrival Of the British Transport Australia.
sian, at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Dec 26-The Australasian arrived
at Halifax to-day, with PCS soldiers, with field
battery, etc.
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SOMETHING NEW-SUPERI0R HULLED
y CORN;mThe subscriber, having got the agency
TO supply Washington and GeorE etown with this
delicate prepafetion of Corn, would respectfully
ask Of his friends and the public at large, 70 give
II a trial, Also, Popped Corn, plain and sugared.
WIN. Brady, Agent
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
N. B.-Manufacturer of Marble Mantles, Monu-
mepts, Table Tops, &c. A large assortment s.ways
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at our 'proyerbi8llJ low prices, marked in plain
figures.
One prIoe only.
Aninspection of stock implies no obliEation to
purchass. PERRY h BRO,
Penn. avenue and Ninth IT.,
de IA 2Ot "PsrrJ Building"
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HTaHLY Y CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.

fosu'cf aHd Spse.N hs1<ty
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana pRoP.
SICAL SWELLINGS.
This MSdlcine increases the power Of pisssuop
end excltee the ABsoRBKNTS Into healthT ACTOR =
oy Nnlch the wATKRY on cALcERoUs deposi lions,
Snd UNNATURAL KNLAReEM ANTS are reduced
p well a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and is eoot
MEN. WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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sEsKlkL oRpxR.
Rssds.aytws, Army Of fAs Pstesae,
WaxhlnUta, nac oO ian

osnsraI Orders, No 81 =
Inspsctien reports ef unssryiceabls property
viii hsrsaftsr be forwarded 70 the chief Of thsds-
p-ftment of the stat 70 which the property per.
major general commanding upon the reports, and
disposs Of them - required IN paragraph ,023,
Revised Army Regulations, 1851
9. Al csacsn % the Qaarssfmssters' dsps.s-
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE, & CO., Auetionsers.
YYJRTTgTRErS SALE 0P LARGE AMI

do n-so&d. GREEN wILLiSMs. iMMs..SUas.'' ATots.
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CAMP STOVES. in every variety. just receivec
~ at JAMES SKIkVIN6'S
Washington Stove, TIN and Sheet Iron
Manulsctory, No. 265, corner of 1Ith St,
South side Penn. avenue,
de IL 81 fRepub & Chron1
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r WIN. CORwIN BURaY,
LATE With the old and,Yell known house Of
WIN. 8 CORWIN CO..

Dealer In choice Rrasdiss, WiasS Cigars, Se., an
Importer Of Teas and Chinese Faney Goods,
No. 397 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Entrance sixth Street,)
WdskirRfoa, ID. e,
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MOBILE

sgaags FOR MOBILE ~- E9AEG.Y ". q.
zEgstts=@ eAail bne-Einlsr trraHgsTrrItFhe 5plan
dl"w 1achg eele JyalIG43s,
A. r Boardnan, master, Cuba; James Hopkins, mEsisr
California A l.. Myers. MASTER all built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations, will make trips and
hndipgs follows, unless prevented by bad weather high
low whtef want q fuel accident hoRt maehne
Leaving the Lake end Of Observation-Disclosures Railroad DAILY,
On tho arrva! Of the 81 O'Clock P H. train Of for Mobile
direct Returning stems q Pnscagm!o Pass Christian and
BaT ST. l.b1i8 on MONDAYS ana THURSDAYS.
E8eF9 tickets through New York by the Chaeston and
Savannah Steamship Qncs at reduced rates and further in
E. 8EHpES. Agent
oil 90 qrayier street,
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ALA Z A NJ A RIV E z.
Cox, Brninard 4 Co.'S n ATt.T Through I.iae.


Cox, Brninard Il Co.'s DAILY Through Iiae.
FOR. EitpESEL3G, SELMA, AIDN'E~
S$2@ h. Foma'y WetHnpka; and all landings on AahanG
4F4tRlFa river. The smnnrh steamers ca Y0UaaHlgS,
g8:tSzt5SEE1sssS4E Hys muster; Henry TIE w - john
Winters and w Eng;tIey-, Dick Sir1ott,
ter win freight every day tho depot Tiva Circle
and will leave the Lake end OF the Jefferson and Caroon
Raj every dty, the arrival of the 81 p ~
For freight or passage apply on board. orto
j. l.. HARRIS, Agent,
fe13 If Is Camp street.
P letter bag leaves the Office of the Agent at $40 p
days Of departure
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seven ih'rei ana lpfty"oiG St@Fes. 100
ARTICLE EST.At he this en- or sooner if
ordered 10y VOC Of the Stockholders hereinafter provided
fr they shall elect three of their body Lrmdan3 Commits
sorcra who shall hive power close The corporation its
eeSts and divide the DIS equally among the Shareholders
Said liquidation shal extend beyond from The
date of the dissolution of the Company.
ARTICLE AAlt--lhs act of corporation may be modified,
altered amended said corporation dissolved general
meeting 70 be convened for thst purpose after thirty
ce French and English Two newspapers published in The
city New Oelus and with the of Ihrecfoths OF The
stock repe ented NJ such meeting
Thus done Gnd passed at he city of New Orleans aforesaid
Marcel T. Ducrns and Antoine GOuand Witnesses lawful age
who hsreno sign their together with said parties nd
ne, nntsry+
Tbe or'sinal Is observation-disclosures Rocart Geo H. Rol,t A.
rtltfe T. hey IoaHs, and uthels: l. Ducro A Conand
Edward Barnett, notary public.
the 1oegong 10 be true copy of the original exant
in INV cl.rrGgE Regtcr.
II tah whereof grant these presents under my signature
ena me impress Of seal Of office The city New Orleans
This N day Of February. 1861 Il ~
llhsl EDWARD BARNETT Notary Pablie.
Of sa sfeeFsss Ct Martgage n and
cst ~ fie iofegontE recorded In his
ethes' ms aa9 IN Society 4eoS No. /, feiia Az
New Orleans I2h February isSi i1'lAa1ST seGngder
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llarlra SgIlteIItgellte.
9sEEsGRsr OETGeE, No. 10 Camp Street,
"Wednesday Morning, Febrnary IN, 1861. J
Cleared est end y

Cleagea Yesterday.
Steamship Atlantic, shannon, for Indianola and
salqeston, L Q Harris
ship Senator Coffin, for liverpool
Creepy & Farwell
Swedish brig Wanna, sorderberg, falmouth for
orders. Thiele & Seller
sehF len eipin, Deasey, for Ruatan, ii ballast
Master
N 0verton &co
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seIos--.- {; ols,Eng Up.

Sip AtangoIia, Msisher, I'm Liverpool Sd January.
rs Baxter, Lowell SEQ.
Ship gfeaE Britain, Fleet, I'm Liverpool January
fsf. To z Aa8wea.
Ship Old ENGLAND Delano, I'm -, to Baxter. Lo.
veil asco. No.
Span bark Maria, Pliol, days I'm Havana, in bal
last, % pr8ts, Pujol ,&co.
Snan bark Iealsad, - 3 days I'm Havana. in bat
last % muster.
sehF Qld Dominion. johnson, Is days fm New
FORK, to u "A Gira,d 6sco.
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iie steamship Asizonas Capt. Smith, from Brazog
Santiago Eia lndianola, Rih s1l6OO0 in specie, 80
bales cotton and u head cattle, crossed tie bar
tsraay evening On her way up the river. The
steamship Gen. Rnsk was in port at Brazos San.
I tiagp when the Arizona sailed.
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A.s.rtx yea YesfertIag.l


Steamship Arizona Smith, from Brazos Santiago
VIA iniiianola. TO ! q Harris--1st district
Ship II ID Aetealf Stetsof. I'm Liverpool in ballast
fer 1st dist. %.
( SHE rank Pierce Brooks. I'm LiYerpool January
4th. Ii 1'aInIaack = Converse Point.
4izzia sofiihalds Hi ton, I'm Liverpool Deem
her a9th, 10 nj ster--. Point.
faza Hganito5 Enlinons I'm Rio de Janeiro 3Ist
soefaher, to "a Eters Lowell &co-Ist dist %.
Eellr Isah Day. Lane days I'm Kingston {Jal
I'd Cochran Il Hail4-42d5dist. III
Acllr isitg, " ebker, days I'm Pensacola, to
master Basin. A
Sehr8R tazcs fin the Coast, to mastered dist.
Ssc2g Macy I'm the Coast, to 1naster2d dist.
lana0Is boat, I'm the Coast, to mastery dist
DefiIg 5oat ln the Coast, to lnaster---2d dist
steaalanosaas.
Montgomery Mont gomefy, I'm Louisville.
$ Jaffnj Roe, Yore I'm ST Louis.
Ed Howard, Lawson, I'm Paaucall.
Hiawatha, Dix. I'm ST Louis.
BI Hodge, Smoker fin Shreveport.
4 Indian No 4, reenlee. I'm Bayou Macon.
Laurel Hill Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
Hy Lewis W nteRs, I'm Mobile
LIKE End y eff. Il Car. r.
Stiha, Hopkins. I'm Mobile.
M fsiarIse, w ite, fia ] effergon.
Iheryie. Baraneo, I'm Bayou Sara.
IsgKess, Hopkins, FIN Camden
IoHboat Hercules. Laplace, from the Passes =
faWed down and to sea On tile 2lst inst,
saaips Banlberg and Charles Davenport
up ship u d Aletoaf and bark Iganho
Steam tug TnscaroFa, Warren, i'm the Passes
vent down Light brought up schr Break
81 Dag.
Teslaoat ANGLO Saxon Duke, from the Passes
faWed down and to sea On the 2Ist inst,
ship Jessie Boyle and bark Dr. Kane--.bro't
an ships Frank Pierce and Lizzie Southland.
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Foreign Ports.

Liverpool, February 5.--Arriyed from this port
ship RatlaIld, Foster ship j. II. Jarvis, Rich
British ship ilgonaut, White.
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l,ayeg ga SATURDAY. March 2 at5F.M
Fur Cafndrn direct.
re- 5E5sFrY, SSEj rtTIFTf1a CTR EcFl

S2f95 H. -tor tWmden, ChyUpHgpoe Trcntan ddnrosI
lfalik- surubH, HarsmhuT". Trinity aud nh nteftne
aSs5@s5B ,nig way sud pl1Hiayu Hu1ines en- 0pachita
and Rinrk rlvaha REV, elegant erd @eN uFtt d!auEhs
pnerar packet LZRIe simmons. Len Moore
iuuCr IS III laayp Isl above. Frshi PhHstFr EsYgs
elegant p9as6uger accommodations. nrr,y on hoard.
S4.r=iz,- VfRuINig5 O. DRST%EIh
10y AdEer}svst A~ahf.
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Landing ship 2esolute, from bordeaux:
100 casks Carc', Paul lac.
100 St. Julien.
125 :. :. st. Estep1e
50 barrels White Wine, Hant Sauterne
2l72 boxes Clarct, Csntengc.
9s4 St. Julien.
20 barrels White Wine Vinegar.
100 baskets Ansette, extra.
1O0,0G1 fine Corks.
IS casks Claret, Chateau Dillon.
5000 quarters Sardiues in Oil Terais.
500 halves :. E. =.
$40 boxes Claret, Chateau Dillon.
30 E. >. E. Lnrose.
Is Ptchon I.ongueTillc.
10 =. Chateau AsTgsux.
10 Chateau I.aour
Olive Oil, J. PIngslioi.
1900 baskets quarts.
800 ., pins
Expected per ship Fanny Ener, from Narseilleg.
Vernouth.
$50 boxes Molly, Pratt Go.
Expected rer ship Fanny Ealor from Marseles
---
TIC A2rIve pnr ship Stephen Baldwin, from
bordeaux:
125 casks Caret, st. Estephe.
100 :. Paulac.
100 =. Cantenac.
IS :. Julien.
81 barrels White Wine, lit. santerue.
l7to boxes Cares, Cancnoc,
ECO st. Juhen.
1000 Botrng Gaps.
l6 casks Ctaret Cotes de Fronsac
20 Chateau Dillon.
20 E. =. Chateau Talbot.
For SHE by c. CAy4RoC It Co,
fel5 ltawlm No. 1IG Royal street.
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tfAs Ia
6$k31sstttEtt3s L. $. Ma PASSENGER Packet.
The and magnificent frstclas passenger
packet Sra m Duke, 1UrlsgGtc master vi .ys
regularly ro sirrYcTr.L and Fryo, Cnr>}u; CRrlT,e
Grand Ecote A"SandTiARnd MI Intermediates landings BED
kLNnt-u. NJ .-Aas
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In Store and for Sale:
1860 boxes Claret, good ordinary.
100 Chateau Dillon, Chateau N4rgRux do.
IMfe, Cos d'Estourne', Leoville, Chateau Latour,
and A. Srignorret fIeres.
10 boxes White Wine Chateau Yquem
IS RauRc.
1875 casks Claret, good ordinary.
SO =. Chateau Dillon.
As half casks
ITO casks white Wine, liant sauterne
90 bRrrels =.
so half casks
200 baskets Auisete, extra.
leo boxes Swiss Absynth, E. Perraud
leo G. F. Berger.
T2 boxes Chambertin, Oh. Larey 4 Cte Iicier Besir
s E. Romance :.
10 E. Clos. YoBgeot >. :.
50 baskets Champagne, Due de Monebelo,
20 Eug. Cictuor.
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LO WEIR COAST.

lseGyea every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY ut 10 A NJ
FOR QUA EtA MIME AFIEE LOWER
Fry b, C9ast--fice WoekIhe Gqe passenger packet
viii etg9 Ne" Orla1na &b0ve commencing on
WEDNESDAY, tho 80 OF October.
Go29 F.. r.SNoUE, Agent
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Leaves ON TIlIfRSnhN Feb IS at s P NJ
a NJ \ a 7j,u EsKav

MEMPHIS AND q tIVV ORLEANS
NRRsS IA. Packet lTne-Regutar U. S. Nail Packet-Frr
[&gET Memphis and tho BcnsThe fine Grst.class mas.
yss9=sEss[sisenger packet sternor II. Il. w. Hill
7 H. NEWELL master will be r"ady receive freight WcIncs.
day morning. At the tco Of rOd and will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on hoard. or to
HOLM +. HTDE 4 Co,
fe22 under St Charles Hotel. left wing.
&~ This line connects at Memphis with the Memphis and
ChAre.on Railroad and superior packets for ST. Louis ard
Louisville.
Bills of ladng signed of Agents up to
O clock on day Of departure.