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Excursions.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS a.
" STATEN I5LAED.-FARE SIX CENTS by s,.ts
Island Ferry. foot Of Whitebsst. between Battery az
South Ferry
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR. from a. m tot,
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR nTn ~
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no, YOUNG MAN 1T is not medicine you
need but information. without which you arc ruined
Read Tract VIII Serd you for dime tno siup' and cure
yourself BY nv New Method safe and sure Address
LAROY SUNDERLAND Boston. Mas.
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
y LIVERPOOL. nndinr and embarkins passenger at
Qneen.town iIreland-Ihs LIVERPOOL New YORK and Phil
adspha Steamship Company insnd dlpstching sher full
power d Clyde built Iron Steamships @iolows'
lkUu soAeuiuHJs OCt'
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Oct -
And every SATURDAY. At noon from Pier No a North
River
RATES PtssAGE
FIRST CABIN. ...... SIS 50
First Cabin TO London W Seerags to London... "
First to Pasis..... - seegsso TO Pars..... %
Eirst Cabin TO Hamburg B5 Seersgr to hambnrg.. -
Passengers also forwarded to Hasrs Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, At equally low rates.
Persons wishing to bring out their friends can buy tckss
here tho following 60 NswYork From Liverpool or
Queenstown ls Cabin, B5 49, and slO5 steerago ffom
Liverpool $40 From Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers havo superior accommodations Tor psssen
gers and carry experienced Surgeons. They built In
Iron Sections and Patent Fire Annihs,ors
on board.
ror further information apply In Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
lNmAN, Agent NO. ~ Wat-r'st.I IN Uiassew 70 WIN In
MAN. No. 81 Enoch'.qusrs; 10 Queen..own 70 Q X "
u. SEYMOUR& co. io London 70 EWES mhNE no
6i Kiog WilIiamst In Paris to JULES DECOUE, No
Place Dc Ia Bourse. in Phlsdephs 70 JOHN o. DALE NO
III Walnut.si. or at the Ccmpany's OdiceA -
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, No 10 broadway III
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JEW.YORK s. NEW. HAyEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
AUGUST ~. 1851.
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PASSPORTS procured by
A. ". KENNEDY. Notary,
No. I5l BoweIy cor. Broome.at.
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TULIUS A. FAY's BOARDING-SCH0OL for
~ BOYS, Elizabeth ~ 1.-THE Winter Session VIZ open
ipCor.ilon can be obtained Of the Rev D. BI kCHARD
D. D. No a. 7thsv Of 5. s. GlLPlN, No o. Merchants
EHc
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ssager Trains via Pavona cry from foot ofChAmber'i
Tam, Express
Sam, Mail NJ. CO.,
Ga M Milk daily for Osviis and intermediate Stations
II A m Accom- oGatiou, daily, for Port Jervis
4 p. u Way for hi5dielown, NswbaFsh and lnsstp'
date Stations. 80
SPIN. Nigh. Express. daily, ,,,,o,, o--,s..,
NAru,slKl Marsh, Rersiyor
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY--
I From foot Of Courandt.st.-Connectng at Hampton
function with Deagae LAckswsuns and Western hatoad
aud AZ Eastoa with Leigh Valley Railroad ano " conneo
tons forming direct line PsOurn and the Yves, without
chsuss Of cars. =. -,
- cave Nsw-Nork as ollows:
HARRtsBURa ExPREss--At 4 for Eastou, he>inS.
Pottsyle Harrisburg Mauch CbuDk Ntliansport
Mar TRNfs-At a. m for Ea,ton, WISER Gap. ScTt1
ton Great Bend Pitt.tou, Niikesbsrr- &c. -
u ". THKOuGH TRAIs-For EastoH, Msueh Chunk WI
liamsps rE, Reading. Pottsvile Harrisburg, &c. 40
4P " THR0UGH TRUS-For Esstou, Bethlehem Alea'oTa
and haucb Chunk 80
$50 p. H. WAY TRAIN-Foy Soucrvile. j.,
an n WESTERN ExPREss--EOr Easton. Allentown. heaa'
ins Harrisburg Pittsburgh and che Wes. Sleeping cars I'm
jersey City through 10 riusou'gh. -
ExPitEss TRAM FOR HARRIsBUR9-The q IN. express
Train from Ne York arrives At Harrisburg a. p connect
ting as and est Centrs Rsiroet
Centn Railroad North aud South and with the Gambler
laud Valley Railroad - W.. -.
N,w.Yok at D. m, daily Sundays psdl making close
connection at Harrisburg with Penn yysnia Rail oadB th no
charge OF cars Pi-burgh aud but to cnuat and
Chicago Four hours time is saved BY taxing this train
ELIsABKrHPORr AND NV ORK FERRr-Leave New
York from Pier No 3 North River at 720 snd lSoa ~ j.
90 4;20. ard 500 r.
trip each way JDhn u. slAhNo' cdpeuntehoeuN
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JER,
" sEI Train, esys Jersey City for Permoa. at IS and
sl5am, aud AIS aud 5:ys for Suterns al t1S p IN
r. w DEMAREoI, Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RATLROAD-For PHIL
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST. via JER-
uEY CITY-Msi sDd Express Lines Leave Eew-l orr al
ard g. N. sud Z ard p m. Fare SO. Through ti;xs.
sold for Gin ciupa and tho West, and Tor BsBors sst
tbrouvb b,ersgs IS ectsd in A. "a and p traioS
j. W. WOODRUFF, Asasnl sgpe'intssn % 'a.,
No baggage will be received for a1y rss unless dsFetol
checked IS minute. in advances the cine Ct leaving
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and sold BY Drusi,l. .Veryrhsre.
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YIO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT. by SHORE IINE.-Leayes 2Ttll-st, Ahsy "a
vid ruce 1870 pm PM Express Through Mai. Train.
f. J. CALHOUN, Superir' endsl.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

MIR. GEORGE c. ANTHONs CLASSICAL
VI FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL with Gym
nssium and Preparatory DePartmen Mo-, $40 and ~ boad
way corner sthst opens Sept Circulars At handophs
No $50; Chrsern No $50 Broadway aud at the School
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-22

Liverpool, January 26.--Cleared for this port,
ship Ocean Scud, Jack; 27th.satled, ship Rock.
land, Smith; 18th arrived, ship Metropolis, Foster;
Robinson; 29th---arrived, ship VandaIa, Patton ;
ship S. E. Smith, Creighton: off the port, ship As
syria, Delano sailed, ship Ida Lilly, stearns ship
Golden Cross, Smell. Entered out for this port,
Western Empire, Soue; British ship Africa, Bourni.
Barcelona, January 21.-Arrived from this port,
Spanish ship Esperanza, Salon; 22d---ship Adiaar:
ship Gebroden, Riesma.
Glasgow, January 25.---Saed for this port, ship
Prima Donna Kelly; 26th---ship Trenton Walker
ship Forest Queen, Boyd; 2Sth- ship Almena,
Bartlett.
Havre, January 25.---Arrived from this port, ship
National Boyd; sailed ship Arkwright, Davis;
27th-ship Mary, Bridges
Marseilles January 25.-sailed for this port, ship
Atlantic, Davidson.
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L0UISYILLE-Per steamer LousvilIe-I40 bbs
whisky so bbls pork 81 cks bacon Crump-200
bbs -four Egan & King 1906 scks corn 100 bbis lard
II hhds bacon 81 hhds hams 164 bbs pork IL bales
hay billiard, Summers eco 500 scks corn casks
$50 pcs 40 bbls pork As bbls flour Given, Watts Il
co-100 do bbs beans 30 cks pork Il bbls pork
IS bbls eggs Schneider Il Wise--9 do 100 bales hay
G cks bacon II D Kent &co-l52 coils rope E Male
Geo. ITO ties grease B Turpin--l00 bales hay Par
mele & Bro-89 pkgs beer Zegler--G2 scs oats to
s Fl Kennedy &co--22 cks bacon tics Is bbls lard
r Geddes- So bales hay DeArman &co-6l bbs
beef W Jackson Eco Dbl 25 kegs lard 10 casks
pork Watts, Peasants &co-102l scks corn West &
Nettleton- 20 ties hams to Grief, Byrnes &co--100
bbls -four Wilson & Young--l8 bbls whisky II bbls
eggs 226 bbls -four hhds 14S bbls pork 3Gl scks
corn 81 kegs lard E II Fairchild &co-2Sl scks corn
20 scks feathers 80 cks bacon 5 ties lard 20 bbls
whisky John Robertson 60 hhds tobacco Murrell
& Bowles-25 rolls leather Morcine-56 tcs hams
to Keep & Caulfeld- so do T i Bell 20 do Jno
Wallis &eo-20 do E Hart &co--25 do Geddes-
so do Hewitt, Norton Geo $50 scks corn Jas Tur-
ner-200 bbls flour E W Benton-sundries to order.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Nick W Thomas
1889 scks corn to L H Fairchild &co-2l21 do H
Poyles Geo. 1898 do Given, Watts &co-SO9 do do
Oglesby Maeaulay- 800 do N Overton &eo-1G0
do John Robertson 80 do to order 1913 do J A
| Boyle 500 do Jas Turner 654 do B P Ethel eco
| = 988 do L Taglor-50 bbls -four John Robertson
| 1870 do Oglesby & Macaulay- do West & Nettle
ton 70 do IL hhds tobacco Hewitt, Norton eco
2 do Kirkpatrick &co-7 do Gunther, Rodewald &
Moope &cn25 do 10 hs otIs IN ha IolS egs
cs bbis nor u Eairch;,J snndrios t
der Total 90 hhds tohacco '"'AN' 'e' ~ VI
~ -iiN' ''"''''''
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Queen of the West
449 scks corn to Given, Watts &co-237 do West &
Nettleton-l50 do John Robertson-292 bbIs whis
Ky zz5 Dds I2uT lao Dds pork % tcs hams Con
noly &co- Io0 Kegs PIGS feet no bbs potatoes to
hacon 1n I've ohaa opS 20 1ps peSl ~ 94s
bhds q fcs heno 50 hh haaf III W.
397 Fegs loo tcs ard 96 xg oJo ~ a nps barn
ciar AZ rins hatto "a NV ~ Pei
cheese tcs hams Seword AZ b bhs ~ ~ NJ
n Browns9do W VioIat Sco 5Go % do, ~
= DnGan lad bvs candles p g otnn DD 10 I hi
nor, 1En NILS whisky CgIashv e. Naconi5, ~ as
IN Nils aonr 10 hys bacon % hhis hna} % b,e
norI, r Gaddesi0 hhs iii 10 II q Torort 9G IKE
pb; n D nnoon On 40 n 6yto w. % WE t
arna osI, - ION ~ uo n ,01 n S w t'S
ia bbs ao 10 W d = h tps 60
1T pp9 n'u loo n b II nn.7 e5s iS
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down and to sea on the leth inst, shin Wn
witherlee, sehrs Andromeda and YOUNG
Tiger..-brought up ship James Nesmith, schi
John Gipn and to Powder House barl
Aegean.
Towboat Balfc, Chapman, fn the Passes-towed
Il down and to sen on the 10th inst, ship
Regulus, bark Hermitage, brig California
and schr Tamaulipas brought up ships Mary
Hammond and Athens, brig A A Chapman.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter. FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ships
Beau Monde and Kelvin, schrs Clifton and J
Manuelita-.brought up ships Augustus and
Live Yankee, brig NJ A Stevens.
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misunderstanding Up.

Ship Martha, Brewer, fm Liverpool lst January
to MASTER cargo, 5045 scks salt to order.
Brit ship Aramnta, Roberts, I'm Mobile, to P Max
well &co.
Brig Minatitan. WernGham, I'm Tabasco to Col
denbow & Lesparre.
Sclr Dew Drop, Rose, days fin Ruatan Island, to
J Pigniolo Geo cargo, fruit to J 3 Pig
niolo &co.
Schr Isaac Toucey, Hanson, days I'm Havana, to
j Pignioo &co.
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sElatine gntelI1gerlte.
GEzscRKT orricE. No. 70 Camp streer.
Friday Morning, February e, 1861.
csensad Yesterday.

GEenFad Eeste1IaV.
Ship Gertrude, Doane, for Liverpool,
TIC jenkins eco
Brit ship Americans, Potts, for Liverpool,
p Maxwell Geo
Russian ship sawley Cludow, Bosse, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
Ship Grace Ross, Pendleton, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox eco
Brit ship Cap Rouge, Simmons, for Liverpool
Meeker, Knox eco
Brit ship Matilda, Stevenson, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox doo
Ship Azzan. Hogan, for Boston, Creevy & Farwell
Bait brig Venus Ward, for Havana,
re jenkins eco
Scbr James Martin, Kelly, for Apaiachicola,
sehr Elsra Eager. auglada, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
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Domestic PORTS

bark Warren; arrived. bark A. H. Kimbal, Pack
ard bark st. James, Cruise; schooner Aid, Capt.
GOOdinr.
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ksTEAMROAnla.

n. q. AED ..xss,
{ s6sS1sa MEMPHIS Us.MAIL $sss I'D
ngssSssSsssssssss LINE or PACKETS ''
Composed of the splendid steamers
Ta,gNmar.J j. II, Clarke MASTER
ed. j, GEy. Bart. Bowen master,
leaving every TUESDAY, at5PM
Imperial. G, S. Rogers, master,
John Simonds. J. f. Hicks, MASTER
Every THURSnAY,m5P
New Un' lie Sam. A Il. Irwin MASTER
II. II. w. Egiil, II. II. Newell master
Every SATURDAY, at5PM
Connecting nj Memphis with
RAILROADS. AND Packets FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WESr.
For freight passage apply
JNO. Il. HYDE CO. Matnphis Packet Office
MI If ST thnrra rTorrl Ierl ,n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-22
Steamhoats.

louisville, Holcroft, I'm Louisville.
~ W Thomas, Phillips, FIN Cincinnati
Queen OF the West, Scott, I'm Cincinnati
Adriatic, Staekpole, I'm st Louis,
Mary d Keene, Richardson, I'm Vicksburg
Andy Fulton, Hazep, I'm Caledonia
Conley, Shute I'm Arkansas Line.
Brown, Boardman I'm Bayou Pierre,
Acadia, Vincent. FIN Denaldsonvie.
Crosse Tete. McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara
Music, Brown, I'm Lafourche.
Saliie Robinson, Powers, I'm Jefferson
Roebnck, Parmel, FIN Camden.
Golden Age, Webbing, FIN Fort Adams
] r Iargoud, Tohin, I'm Ouachiia River
Imperial Rogers, I'm Cairo.
Tycoon, Woodward, I'm Arkansas River
Natehez Leathers I'm Vicksburg
Alabama Boardman, I'm Mobile.
National, Montgomery, FIN Camden.
Do1ie Webb, Burt, fin BGuff River
hlnlpife Parish, Grant, fin Lower Coast
Mary t., kinlball, FIN Grand Ecore
Elcaylne No63, Broad I'm Attakapas.
" A Andrew Gross, fin Lafourehe,
aafourche, Dngas, I'm Lafourche
Minerva, Nerlall1, FIN Crosse Tete.
G0Whoat st Charles, Chambers, from The Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th inst. shin
Marathon, barks Arctic and Herwip-hrot
up ships Empire Queen and D i Choate.
schr Star.
TQwboat VIM n Webb, Leach, from the Passes
tesyed down and to sea on the 18th inst.
ships Belle Wood and Charles Ward bark 81
Hazeltine- brought up ship De Witt Clinton
and bark Oasis.
Steam ting TnscaroFa, Warren I'm tbe Passes
went down light brought up schr Anna G
1oWboat + Ivy Palmer, I'm the Passes towed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-22

TENN ESSEE RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY. Feb %. NJ p. VI.
FOR E2iSTIoBISE AND TENNESSEE
Hn19 b. RiverTlr swift and regular passenger packet
.-fltk2h1ta steamer Da G. tn yiOr Inu'sherl
aSz55Esssttr will leave For freight passage
npl ~ on bOHrd.
VlRGINIUS C. DENTEEL.
iFEIt,
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Arrivesl Yesterday.

Steamship Atlantic, Shannon, fin IndinnoIa 10Th
instto I g Harris--ls district.
Steamship Matagorda, Wilson, from IndianoIa and
Galveston, to I G Harris Berwick Bay.
Btit ship Empire Queen, Jolly, . days I'm Mobile,
in ballast, 70 Peter Maxwelt-Point.
Ship d u Choate McManus,2 days FIN MOBILIZE in
ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co-Point.
Ship De Witt Clinton, Mosher, FIN Liverpool 29th
December, to j II Ashbridge & Nephew
Ship James Nesmith, Watts, FIN Liverpool January
18th, to master lat dist, 81.
Ship Augustus, Bell, 16 days I'm New York, tt
Woodruff, Moulton &co---lst dist 16.
Ship Live Yankee. Thorndike, 6 days I'm Havana
in ballast, to Greegy & Farwell-Point.
Ship Mary Hammond, Dyer, I'm Liverpool Decem
Der 10th, in ballast, to W ] Dewey &co- Sd
dist, 81.
Ship Athens, Shields, I'm Liverpool 3lst December
to q @ Jenkins-2d dist. rs.
Bark ArgeaH, Gruaey, 20 days I'm Philadelphia, TO
CFeeFy d Farwel-P Powder House.
Bark Oasis, Creech, 2 days I'm Mobile III ballast to
Greevy 4 Farwel--Point.
Brig sM "A Stevens. Butler, days I'm Havana, ia
Prats, Pujol &eo--2d dist
Brig Allan "A Chapman, Laurent, days I'm Ha.
vana, to S Plassan---2d DIST "a.
Sehr John Gilpin, --..--- I'm Galveston, to MASTER
Point.
schf Star, CANNON, 8 days I'm Matanzas, to Col
denboR y Lesparre- dist, l6.
Sehr Anna Leavitt, Squres, 2 days I'm Mobile in
ballast to Goldenbow 4 Lesparre-2 I'd dist, %.
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Exports.

LTVERPOOL-Per ship Gertrude 30l2 bales Q
cotton.
LIVERPO0L-Per ship Americana 3lOl bales
cotton 1909 slaves.
LIVERPOOL--Per ship Sawley Chludow--- 1858
bales cotton.
LIVERPO OL-Per ship Grace Ross 3917 bales
cotton.
LIVERPoOL-Per ship Cap Rouge 1851 bales
cotton.
LIvERPOQL~Per ship Matilda 1896 bales cotton
BOSTON = Per ship Azzan--- 1913 bales cotton
1900 slaves 284 bdls hides so tons iron.
HAYANA--Per brig Venus $500 SEEKS corn 20C
bbls rosn 100 bbls potatoes.
APALACHICOLA-Per schr James Martin.--lSSC
scks corn JAG scks coffee IS hhds bacon rs hhds
sugar 125 bbls sugar 2T3 bbls -four l43 bbls whisky
326 hbls melasses 20 bbls pork bbls lard 2 ties
rice 10 kegs butter LAG bXs mdse.
MOBILE-Per schr EIyira Eager 921 scks corn
Is scs oats 25 scks bran 80 cases claret 6 plows.
Imports.
INDIANOLA-Pe steamship Atlantic-I4 bales
cotton Rugeley eco Farley, Jurey &co-4
J Hart &eo-2 FRANKIE 4 DanneelaS do Biseeoe u
Simms-2 E Male &cs-1 Warren, Gilmore &co-
SIS IN specie D Grief &co-sundries to Col A c
Myers and order.
INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON-Per steamship
Matagorda--26 bales cotton Goldenbow & Lesparre
i A H May &co-5 A J Rugeley AGO. Is Frier-
slS2S0 do do Caballero & Basualdo- $4,000 do W
Letchford eco $4,000 do I Hale 5000 to order
-ll6 heao cattle Wilkins &co-- Total SIT 1928 in
specie At bales cotton.
KEY WEST AND OTHER FLORIDA PORTS
Per steamship Magnolia ll9 bales cotton Post Il
Mel-l07 G D Metcalf &co-45 Rogers 4 Woodall-
81 Rdgill, Dennis &co-l7 n HamIin--6 do Farley,
Jurey &co : 4S A Il May &co- 10 Foley, Avery 4
co-sundries to order-Total 400 bales cotton.
GALVESTON Per steamship Texas sundries
to Woodman Il Bement- Bot Il Lopez Rugeey,
Blair &co-H a Observation-Disclosures Express.
LIVERPOOL4-Per ship De Witt Clinton $500
scks salt to J H Ashhridge & Nephew.
MATANZAS-Per schr Star-Fruit to Pig
niolo eco.
LIVERPOOL-.-Per ship James Nesmith-- 1O5 tons
salt TO order
PHILADELPHTA-Per bark Argean--. Assorted
mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Augustus--Assorted mdse
-consignees previously reported.
HAVANA-Per brig A A Chapman G22 boxes
sugar Plassan-lot fruit Pigniolo eco.
LIVERPO0L-Per ship Athens 5000 scks salt
to I G Jenkins eco.
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f7SS%s9 n Picket In,-!Iegal, [. $ Na Pack Vs.
iF3At=4 Memphis Eud he E.ul~ 49, Tt. fine fir rnss
rnr2et 5csg,lIsE C.rt J.
H. uNtk master, will lie ready receive f.e.r on % lr
morning at the foo" "t tiiIod Hud leave as above
For freight or passage apply On toard. to
lNp. T.. HYDE 4 co,
ie-9 . unlrr st. Charles i;nrrl. Icf wing
s5'I This line NaIoeou with regular narIa4 for
too Arkansas and White rivers, Memphis with the Mem,
ph!S and Charleston Railroads.
Bills ltin: the Office Of tho n,1ts nm tn
o''!ock an the day of Irplr'1Hr. ~ 'F ~
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MOBILF-Per steamer Alahama-9 bales runny
bags C & Waync--gO5 bales cotton and suudres to
order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Il e D r ! Y Il r

xpzy o11hGGuf4AR RIVED RIVER, NEW
HSfs N ,,rI'nnS hhi Shreveport thursday T. = Mu
ats enSer Packet The new, rQnyui}ccn ill.,
phsrIgGr rnCkct SsnrlinEt CInri,
Ii"ye% nlslrI WI leave regularly for eSepoi GI"J
i5Gynl, notSin; nsnpe Grand fcoc. Aiexaadn md MI
intefnedIhtc 'hinEs on Red River rs follows: ' anu '''
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Leaves on SATURDAY. f'rh. ~ etEP "
IsEGILNR PED ESErEr.rs

~ hET = For Jefferson Smibiand ii"TI,i y M ~
tR7tSh7+F5i' Eiig SwIs"Us Mornings, ALBANY SLr.yes
port, Grand Bayou C,nIpc II-aud ,rre I.v
4vdr3 No4l7, arbn'S and all jnrormpitute Irnfns. m
he iVeT-l Ar :" nu and ligllt drGgll running
ger steamer 81 lie Robinson Ilr,. IL ,. r, iii
leave above. For freight pas ti,v I'M eI 49, "
n FlRHIEILS r. .IEATL[I,
= .NIvrrfi.I-.. ALru
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-08-13
Scott and RAYMOND,

1t is not improbable that Gen. Scott has
been selling Mr. Raymond. That as shrewd
a man as Gen. Scott would a''ow his caution
to be overcome 10y the loss of battle, is not
probable, and lcas, likely is 1t that he would
unburd N his SORROWS aud his plans to one of
the newspaper tribe for most Of whom he has
a pious aversion. Knowing Raymond's modo
of doing business, aud that all was said would
soon be krown from Maine 70 Texas, he nm
doabtedly invented u In to suit tn cxjg'n-
cies of the moment, and to throw the rebels
OFF their guard.
But if this revelation to Raymond was
Jopoyfj je, then we agree with Gen. Scott tha;
having twice $ 'own = great weakness-one IN
making an advance before he was ready, AID
the other in revealing bis plan so that the
rebels could profit by it--thst the President
ought TO remove him. lie must lie oCtli,.
ing his usefulness Bat better tn cory is
what we first suggested-that Rlym end ha'
been sold, as he deserved to be.
Quincy Whig.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-08-13
GpiIinr L cir ENCs Omen.

Aheady the war has done something TO.
wards dsabusing the minds o' the Southern
as to the Northern pcople-thcir
character and res .urcrs. They haze asccr-
tanned to their surprise and cost that our sol.
diers can fgh. This is piece of informa
ton that will do them much good, hard as
they are to learn. There is another thing
they are in fair way to find out. They
have had the unfortunate notion beat into
them that our army i, made up as theirs is,
by imprcss,r cnt-, or Of desperate ad,cnturers;
that our troops have no heart for the fight,
and are half fcd poorly arme !, aud badly dis
cipliuel. But tie following extract from a
correspondent of the Savannah (Ga J NerS,
giving an account ef the battle at Manassas,
shows that they are getting some new light
on this point also;
81 am convinced of one thing-that all
this talk about the Fcderalsts being starved,
uncothcd, and unpnthusiactic, is absolute
fudge. We can not compare with them lin
the perfection Of equipments and general pre-.
paratiors. Their haycrsackS were full; their
blenkcts are magnificent; their cantcens and
other convcuiencos are Ingenious; their medi-
cal accommodations are superb. 1t is all
fudge, too. about their cnlis' ing from coercion,
end not knowing they are to fight us. They
tell us such tales to mitigate their imprison
meut. They are cute; shrewdnes, is Yam
kee Characteristic