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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28
EsUNAWATS 3.

DUNAWAY. - $40 REWARD -Rsnaway ay
h, from the Monumental Hotel, ia the city OF
Richmond, nulatto b . Y named JAMES, the
properly of Miss Ann Hine.
JAMES is IS years OF age, and net well grown; is
intehgcI; .-nd capable boy. He LA, mother,
Lucy Gum, residIGg on Church Hill lie went
OF with two tree boys about his own age.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery TO
HIS in Richmond, il he Is taken out OF the city;
and so ii AIKEN within the city.
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~ y Ii IL r l.
L BRICK HOUSE,
o. Msr hall stgeet, between 25.h and 10Th streets
IN Church Hsl, coutainirg seven rooms and two
tlasets; gcoi brick Kitchen ID coal hJuse Pos
session given immediately. Apply TO
En 22--tR Il. CAUTUORN.
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s~OR RENI-A FURNISHED HOUSE,
Il % Grsee, between ID AID itb, Tor four
months Of more. apply 10
<. BARkSDAI~E,
no 4i--.w On the pfelii..g
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- Der grGl6ent GsSte etnen gertdt Dec S6abe
meifers Dor, rta6 welGen Die 3ablunSen an Die
WarYlanb uno Delaparesg $4,000
urp Die an bic Gafern SbOres8abn $3.50 JOG
b~etraoen. 9lefertrt.
Gin Semitic ipurbe erpablt, I'M Die fir paa
8ouperneurss6au6 9emaften Nus8aben 8t lit=
teriud,t IT.
5r. 9arrts madte BEN 8Orldl1g, bab ale
iebt nod Sprltesenoen @ei6afte Bic CUR na@fer
Sibun9 aufgelGU6tn perOet. - @6gelNla9en
- Cine 8ptlGn1t Bonn Senat purOe SerleIe n
pelGe u1n 9%tnteinlGaftliGe 8emibutgsn 3u'
@rGfnung Der 8altp.s uro S9to.Gtienbabr
+ luGt.
5r. Dunbar maGte etnen Gorl6(a9 our Sic
9~ultrune bee Manbes unb ber SnipeftiUn 1pr
8renn9ot3. - ST. Mattbeps erbielt Grlaub=
niB, cine 8tI CUR gerdnberun9 beS uStap lap"
our3ule9et. zf
S9. DonalblDn unO Mlnerubsr le9ten rteb.
rere 9telOluttOnen Spr, ipelde 8tai9un9 Der See.
9ierun9s-N iaBregeln, bic Nnnabme Der Staat5.
tare 1tno Die SnOplTrung Der @rtttenOen'i4 eu
ge1alllfe gum 3wef baben,
ST.. Mattbeps madte einet GprlAlo1, pelGer
Da6 alte Yolt3et= @eleb t~6ettweile Ssrdnpert unc
unter anberem ben @to Der 3relte BON ben on3u=
~itellenoen GummiiGren 1%erlan9t. Gr l4la0t 6rn.
Dimes @lc@UmaS, George MerrYmou, S. SmitE
unp y. Gar AN ais @onmtiGre Dor.
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u u,erifoniid6e 9Soeertebfeu

News gprt, IS. Oes. Die GraaDote In
Der Canal Ctr. Gerbaftung BON strei bes Wlcr.
oe5 1erpd6tt9en 9erpnen. GapttGn Duplinq
BON Der b. sSaro sertaftete 9etern gtbsnb frat
Soutle SreteenbaA lsnb beren aneebliGen Mhann,
George Wetler, In ibrer @obnuna, SO, i 2ulen
ST., wpbtn o~teIelben 3er9angenen Satnstao ae=
su9et parea. sic battan friiber in 9ublptp ct.
9epcbn. Strait 8:eibenbaA lit oie1elbe 0erIcn,
pelGe Dor 2 bis 3 Mipnoten in Die Sfiee Der
5erren Sepp 9efcmmen Ietn unp bas 2eben De5
SerItprbenen beDrObt BADEN lOu. M8 bic betDeu
0ffan9enen ab9e lunpert auf benz Staticnsbaus
Der 8. Waro bonn Capt. Bowling lter Die par
ntalt9e Su%larnmenfunft befrast purben, eab bic
6rau an, raB le Zen gerforbenen in 8eelettuna
ibres Wfannes in leinem 0el6dftelcfale aufoes
ludt babe, I'm cine BON t6m erbaltene Inledte
SanFncte etn5utau16en. g6etler Daaeaen cob
an, Dap ct nit Ieiner Srau ben 0erltprbenen 6a=
mails IN ~letr1er Wphnuns in Der IL. 6traBe auf,
9eiudt babe.
Capt. Doubling erfldrt, baB bas gBeib es i6
gum 0eldaft 9ema6t BABE, li6 nit mubl6a6en-
ben geuten etn3ulaien lnp tbnen paut inter
Orcbun9en manAerlet Dirt Gelo abaupreGen.
Setoe linp nun tn Dem Gtattonsbaule Der 6.
0"tH - "ui ObVt|ee 1tlUtlPFFFt.
st. S0fePb, 10. DeSbr, gter8te Mann
BON Sen. 9renttS Commando febrten in lebter
JtaGt bier9er 3urud, Die meiten nit DEN Maiern
be9aftet. sic teridter, baB bic 8mnpestruppen
altI tArem Wfarl@e nebrsre S6ar1nitel NIT ren
9tsbellen 3t belfeben gebabt nnb etrltoe bet lebte
rem 9stoctet 9aben. Nl5 fe am 6GuIe Qertnatun
6e9enllbsr tparen, 9aben bic 9aebeaen auf fe 6euer
tino 0en. prentts eripteoerte e8 nit 3 3pSlfs
pfiirOern; ba aber fetn 9ppt ra mar, nm iber
ben SlitB gu iebten, muBten unIere Sr1ppen aa6
&i9mUnO 5uridfebren, nm Gpuraae au bsfcmmen.
Sen. 9rentts beabiGtiete inbeB, am Samfaa
ObtrbaIb 2erin9tOn iiber ben 6(ub at feben, unS
Die Sruppen BON Sepalta unb &an1as Sits fol-
ten It@ NIT iBm s~eretntsen. Die Mebels IoQen
1000 Nann fart ietn.
9Ula Is. DEG. Giutge 8areer BON Or
tanlas itno tn Der lesten @p6e bter anaefum~
r1et linO lieBen itd In Die BON Capt. 0are Grit
per NfttslteO Der 2eeiSlatur ienes Staates) Or
g%antltrte NrfanlaS Gotnpaanie au~fne6men. sic
DertGtsn, paB in ben Counties Saarb. SultDn.
SnOepenoent nnb ScarceY Elm unionSbnnp be>
ltspe, tpelGsr $500 Mttelteber 3able, pelde tn
3tpet SS0Aet Elm prsanitrtes Corps Bate bGflbelt
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eeatslatnr BON Marnlanh

annapolis II. Ofs. Senat. De
Senat Der %artmelte Iid i'm II ll9r uno mad
einem G5ebet purosn Die SpnnatenbrG erban04
lungen Derle EN-, 6r. 8ladl tone son Sent So
nabm leinen Sip Elm.
Der 8rdlIOent pr1Ienttrte bic 0etitipu bel
6rn. S. s. Sopftns. pslhe an baS Jinan3sGo.
mite Serlptelen wutDe.- Sr. @i6slberger mo1tl
mebrere 0reppIitienet besitsli1 wiAtteer In hel
StBung in 6reperiG perbanDelter Sa6en ,lnr
beantragte be Wabl etnes @umttc's, tpel4es Den
pralipenten CUR GretnaGung Der Baltic uno
Sbios@ 81 lenbabn auferbern Ipa.
6r. Sterp ihlug Dor, baB man unterln1e, Of
ipeitsre NpprCpriattpasn fir ct. Sp9ns' college
otenli9 feien.
6r. Smitb wiini9te etli9s 8beile beS Sdul-
9eIeBbuhe6 Seranoert Su Dabeil. - Oerlelbe 6srr
beantra9te, paB man ben Senaturen, Die in Der
Stbung in 6rerarid a~nipelenO paren, t9r Sage
eelp ausSa9le. = Nn9cnpmmen.
@uf 2lntra9 Der 80. @iQis, @plb8borpuaG
unp 6ierY purbe cine SiQ CUR Nntsluns zines
0lt6ters III Caroline @e. ~perlelen. - Cine Ste
~lUlutipn, tpelGe Die 6%anplungen DeS Commodore
NilfeS biui9t, ipuroe S~erlsien unb ~refertrt.
6Ul9enpe 8iaS purben 9eleIen unp %refertrt:
@efangenbaltung BON 8aeabunpen I'M 8ulttmU.
rer 0efdugntB, Staot. @6arter BON Cambridge,
Germebrung Der 0OIiset In &ent>@puntY, 9ebensz
perli6erung zines ManneS fir leine Srau. -
Spleenpe GiQs purben 1erIeIe CT : 9~ieueGpmmi1lip-
ner6 fir TrsOerid 60, geranper1ine bsS Wabl.
plates in Nle9banp'Gp.
gtne StQ, welGe GENTLE @ropplItiOnen pes
Wftlt3.@ eeses mOSifatrt, tpurpe perlelen uup
ansenummen.
Der Senat Dfrta9te f9 bterauf
5aus. Die Bills be3asli6 Des Mufsrufan>
seS unb Der Qtfaneuns BON G~agabuntem in
galtimpre tpuroe angenpmmen. Gtne Bin,
vslGe ben act Der fra9ersn @e1eBgebuue sur
Sreiiprehun9 DeS WoYor6 unD Der 8ebGr0en
BON Baltimore BON aller Sdulp an ben Gpraau-
gen fes 10. Nprtl piperruft, ipurbe gum sweiten
Mlale s~erleltn.
Die BID bes Srn, MattbetpS IN 8esus auf
Nntttpnatre In Baltimore tpurpe an9enVmmen,
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&xffe1 am Green geipcr.
Gin Gies GSintd's mnb Ses e~emtId,e,t geeaiments n,

RtHt
gput63ilIe, II. Oe5. 0eute 9la6mittaa
puroet 4 @pmpd9nieen pcn Sol. Wilin's bent.
ihenl 0te9imaI1t BON SnDinna an Der Siipleite
ces Green<9ltUer MumforpsStle aeaeniiter BON
@pl. 9errY6 Negiment 3erani1he Nanoers. ,
@t9tmentern Snfaaterte uub 6 @el4iben nnae=
9rifen.
NatOem CT Gerfarfln9en er9atten, trieb Wil<
LID Die Netellen ;uritd nit einem @erllf Spn 3S
Gobten (rprnuter Scrip uno so Gertpuuteteu
pabreno Die Sunoestruppen nltr 8 @einetne uno
etnen lieutenant Is Care ssrlcren uno is
Geripunpete 9ntten.
Der Democrat" bat Na6ri@ten, bag bic
Sln0fstriippen beute . I9hell als mGaliG itber
Den 0refn Silver lebten uno In liSItGer gi6.
ttn9 SCrriGten.
0a6 -. 2enttidYz Ne9iment, Sol. 6usfins,
1T z Nfeilen IioliG BON SVmerrt serIbdl,t. -
Ant Nlcntns bate bort nod fsiu 9refen ltatt.
9efunben.
Sn Der gtBenO bon Gampbeapiue mar am Is.
MueS ru9t9.
Is Sin u~ffijieler 8srt9t bes Sen. 8ueu an
gen: yfeSiellan beifattst Die Obtge Na6riat pom
@tQid's geeiment.
Stms S~entucFb.
SlNetnnatt, IL. Veg. Gtne OepelAe peS
uSomtnercta" aus 5rantfOrt melpet, paB pas Be.
lonpere COMMITTEE einen 8el9lus Der @elebaebuna
etnbraGte, tpcOur9 bic &epraientanten GQiuf,
Watt9eplCn, @1erritt, @pine, Siloertoaf, Sill
bert, Spone unO Sing aussetp6en perDen, neil
lte bic 8ebslen unterltast battem.
ylaN oen 8rtefe eines tu6tebsnben Sff,ierS
IN MlunfOrtsYile lOaen bic DiUiiCnen per@eneras
lie NicGUpf, Sebnlpn, @ppb unS NpFeau Id an
pas nHrpliAe ufer bes Green oliver am SUnrtaa
anle1nen.
aus Spnneriet triro aus Der Spnntao No6t
pie gerbaftun9 etnes glesersteuers zines Nebeis
isnVtt3terS 9entslprt, ais er ben Iebeuen-Wifets
Wtllnpoerratbe sufibrte. @r eraablte, bag 3Ol.
5000 Mann bieieits unp 1000 Manu
tenlettS bes Sluies leben babe unb beibe Setten
pes 6lllieS b~sfelttSte, um pulelbf su iberpius
tern.
Benn bteler Srt cine ri9ti9e gInwenSuua Der
geltnnun9eu bon &entuGY 9epatrt, 70 miro Der
Staat bic &e9ternn8 In ibrer Gerwefaeruna Der
NuS!teferang MalVn's unO Slieea's entldirpen
ltnp trarnt unterttben.
Gtnetnnatt, IL, Deg. Man ertpartet.
pap Sen. 8aeA IN eintSsn 8asen per1SnliG auf
pen Srte9iaauPIas abge9eH perpe, So 6et6t,
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rem gBertb beluben, 70 mG9en mir bcfen, oa6 Elm
Rompf, welc6er ale Gneraie oeS 2onoe1 in Ans
Iyrrd nixtmt, ou6 jebt Die 0eI6ide Der 9latier
in Die 6Gnbe BON Mannern briusen wirb, welde
tbre @teliun9 niNt einer jabrelar9 prattllirten
0arteiflepperei, ODER Dem 8eltbe bon 5n1oerte
toulenpen, NIT benen lie Gtnflub uno Gimme err
fdodsrn %fonnten, pupern ibrsn ei9enen Serotea
item peroanfeu.
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gelesrapbtfe5e Wadbrtebten.
Nnfnnft beS Samplers
vSura."
WeMeftes BON europa.
Ir ben pBaIttmOre q d

CORTLAND, Is. Dssbr. Der Dampfer
oSura" 1T BON 9tperpuCt am g., Sta 9onopnbtrrY
BIER an9efcmmen.
&rteseril9e Gur6erettuneen 1T England bauern
fort unp cine bepeutenbe Sruppenmaf1e ltebt mnter
Srbre mad Canada.
Die Datl9 Neps metnt, bab tpenn bic ameri-
fanti6e 0e9ternns bic So6e ebenfp betraGte,
pie Gen. Scott, Der &rte9 sermieren .iperben
tonne.
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@MaIifde Nna.

SEN gUrt, IS. DeS. Der 3us BON gus
ton nit Der pOt Der europa" fam um 7 ubr
10 Wfinuten bier III. Die pofla9en fur zen
Siipen bIieben 5uriid unb MIR bic 3eitunssla 9en
pnroer belGrbert. r @44
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9rn. gatfnnotebnm's 0tn8 Die Ytl bur& nit
benz Nnenoement, boB fe err in einem Sa9re
IN &raft treten I9ll.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08

pointed and tayorite passenger packet, Mary g.,
has again entered the lists, and is at the landing
receiving for Red river, and will back out Mt S
o'clock this evening for Natehitoches. Gorton's
Landing and all Intermediate landings, The pas,
senger Accommodations of the Mary I. are Of n
high order of excellence; her speed is well
known, and passengers and shippers will find
themselves or their freight in.the hands of careful
aud competent officers Among her other recon-
mendations We may mention the fact that she has
ever been noted for her punctualty and regular
ity. Shippers and passengers for Red river may
therefore depend on her leaving at O'Clock this
evening as advertised. Capt w. Kniball, COM
nanaer, and Mr.. II Iatapie, the late popular clerk
Of the Lafourche. will be found in the Office
Don't forget the Mary 7.
Republic far 1ie,aphis.--The regular, popular
and elegant passenger packet Republic, having
been unavoidably detained, Capt. A. Baird, COM
mander, and Messrs. Hawks and Farley, clerks,
leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening for Memphis and
the Bends.
Ne,c Ftalls Oily for 81. Lonis.--The popular and
regular passenger packet New Falls City, Capt.
Henry SBitzer, commander, and Mr. Archie Woods,
clerk, leaves at5 o'clock ths evening for Cairo and
St. Louis.
q. C. lfcGa1tof st. Loais The stannch and fine
passenger packet 4. Z. McGill Capt Ed. c. Cal
lahan, commander, and Mr. ]. E. Kelso, clerk,
leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Cairo and st.
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Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January s, l861.--151 bales cotton to
Warren. Gilmore AGO. 1873 PAYNE & Harrison 6S
Walker u Snider- sc Mcfarland & Barksdale-4
Patton, Smith.& Putnam-39 Carroll, Hoy &co-3s
r L Adams &co--35 G & B S Ricks-32 Thornhill
&co--3I Rhorer & Zunts-29 Gillespie, Brewer &co
3-28 Frazier &co--25 & G CromweI-24 Murphy.
Sykes &co--22 to order-20 Broadwel Il HaynesE
20 Lewis & 0glesby--18 West & Vilere-f7 do w J
Robson--l7 Lane, Sater &co--l6 Giffen, Smedes &
CO. 16 ellis Il Ferguson ID Wright & Allen-l3
McRae &co--12 Samuel Barret-I0 Parrish & Kern
% Levy II Dieter Stewart a. James 8 Tarle-
ton, Whiting Il Tullis-s E Male &cs-S do Watt Il
Noble Tully &co--.T Byrne, Vance &co--6
Frerson, Conway Eco 6 Martin, Cobb &co-5 do
Friedlander & Gerson-5 McLemore, Rayburn Geo
Is NJ Smith &co- Ably & CatchingE4 Thomp-
son & Clark-4 7 II & j N Allen &co-4 Wood &
Lows Henderson, Terry Geo. sundries to order
Total 1881 bales cotton.
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, January T, 1861. 10 bbls
molasses Hall II Rodd-- Is do so hf bbls do A Mil
tenberger &co--- SO bbls do Donnell &co-l36
do G Sabatier- II do As hhds sugar Lobit & Char.
panther rs do 50 bbls molasses Bellocq Noblom
&co- Ii hhds sugar A D Kelly &co-- III do West,
ltensilaw X GQmmaek-- rs do Roman & KerniUn-
do W y ID Urquhart-l2 do w Burbridge &co-
9S bbis molasses Darby & Tremouet-54 do Menard
Y Vignaud- l6 hhds sugar hbls moasses Byrne,
Vance &co--l44 do Payne q Harrison 81 do IL
hhds sugar w Il Leyerieh &eo-2 hhls If bbls mo.
lasses " & Hewes-- % bbls molasses to r G Cum
Inings &co-l do ] Black--7O bales cotton Lobit Il
GhaTpantier-3 do ] V Gourdain- Is do Bellocq,
Noblom Eco bbls sugar Byrne, Vance &co-2
do W g Reeves do G Cummings eco do
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bales cotton Il Nale &eo- Broadwel \ Haynes
"a Murphy, Sykes &co-- 6 Frarke y Danneel-l0
Perkins Sco-[24 Henderson, Terry &co--56 Fried
lander & Gersen-S Frellsen, Stevenson &co-- 81
Farley, Jurcy Sco-- Rhorer \ Eunts6 Biscoe y
simms- 5 4 Fl May &co---3 } Bres eco II do
do Schneider & Wise 55 do Friedander y Ger
son-40 hides Bres Seo-Total 200 bales cotton
PENSACOLA schr Anna Bell-45 bales cot
ton n Overton &co-l9 do Campbell Strong
62tI5 feet lumber $4,000 laths Simpson u D6rr.
PENSACOLA-Per sChr Southron- % ,673 feet
lumber "a 900 laths Thos Murray eco.
COAST-Per Maudon's boat 40 hhds sugar
to l. Mlaudon.
C0AST-Per schr L'Eclair-- 100 bbls moasses
20 hhds sugar FreIlsen, Stevenson SEQ.
COAST-Per schr Elodie- 81 hbls molasses to
P Caxenaye-50 do c Olivier.
COAST-Per schr Gabriel Ame- Is hhds sugar
Byrne, Vance Sco-22 do Carroll, Hoy &co.
& COAST--Per schr Brazos- o. bbls molasses 10
hhds sugar Lanaux-20 do Dudley & Nelson.
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Black-sundries q order-rotal Is7 hbas SUGAR ass
IBIS 81 hf bbls molasses IS bales cotton
'sr rIsrsoN M ozAhi.oi"4ioN hAihftoAi'
AlobILh-Ier steamer Wm Bagaley- 81 bales
cotton Battle; Noble rs DO a Il May &Go--t
40 COOK ~ y 'Bfien-Z bSs muse Ia Harris-Iotai
oo eaies cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Pcr steamer Cuba-sundries to order.
MOBILE Per steamer Alabama supdries to
order
Consigmees.
puIT .nrrpE1r, por SLIT, N-..t, c,-,,
coi Mvnps Sam Hostincs s' NTran GToh9 I1
wi S ny e.s oaH 81 Lastiess-M hrelps-A u hely
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The Grand Duke built nNprEsa for The Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed surpassed by any Loaf
in the trade. ' - ~
Passengers and SINNERS rely the Grand Duke leaving
on the regular advertised day AZ ABOVE.
For freight or passage apply on 1nnrt.
, FIRjINIUS C. DEfNTZEL.
N1l AnHnE.i.tncr AnnnI
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Capt. McFwen, of the ship Yenilia. reports !:
Sailed from Prince, on the 2lst December,
British bark Pride Of the Thames, for New Orleans.
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Beloyg---Conafng Up.

Bark Il A Stephenson, , IS days FIN New York,
to G IL Soria.
Brig Loeb Lomond, Black I'm Philadelphia, to
Creeyy q Farwel.
schr Julius Webb, Eldridge, I'm Matagorda Bay,
to master.
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apply hoard.
bhe lon D. was hnilt " River trade
the trade, ''N' 0'A' 49,
Passengers and hipper rely the Louis leaving
on her regular advertised day is above '
to. VIRGINIUS C. nFNTZEIi
dHl up Apen+
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Leaves on THURSDAY. jan 10 at + P NJ
FOE RED RIVER AND RAXnT

49, h. Piene-For Red Bluffs, Augusta, Gtarsels or
Sian field, Gravel Point Jourdgn's or Pleasant
Hill, and all lundings on Bayou Pierre Grand
Ecore ST, Maurice, Coie Alexandria, NornGus Gorons
and all ntermcdaIn landings Red RverTe light drnugh
steamer A. G. Brown, VIM. r. Boardmau, MASTER will
leave above. For freight passage apply board.
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZET, .
in7 Advertising Agent
The A. q. Brown will be at the landing on Wednesday
morning readr receive FREIGHT.
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New York December 29.--Cleared for this port.
schooner Julia A. Hallock, Pedriok Jan. p
steamship Bienville, Bulloch; 3dschr. Z. Rogers,
Rogers.
Boston, January l.-Cleared for this port, bark
Growler, Watts; arrived hence, bark G. W. Hor-
ton, Sleeper bark B. Fountain, Keller.
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m
Gadiz, December A. Arrived hence from this
port, ship Ella, Goss.
Hayre, December l7-Arriyed hence from this
port, ship Mary, Orr cleared hence for this port,
ship Felicia, Nelson; 1Sth--ship Yalentia Austin.
Bremen, December 4-Sailed hence for this
port, ship o. Thyen.
Liverpool December IT. Cleared hence for this
port, ship Constitution, Higgins; la-ship Crimea,
port. December 18th, ship Arraean, Kelly; 10th
ship Annie sise, Sullivan British ship Warbler,
MeKirdy.
Exports.
HAVANA Per steamship Habana-4ll TICS lard
$500 in specie IL bales moss 20 bales straw 10 seeks
bran 10 scks corn bbs liquor IL ibis oil rs bbls
tallow 2 pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON and INDIANoLA- steamship
Suwanee-- 600 bbls flour 100 seeks corn Is hhds
sugar hhds bacon 40 ties hams $50 pkgs mdse.
4 4 INDIAN0LA AND. L!iVACCA-- Pr steamship
Mobile 400 bbls flour SO bbls whisky so bbls po-
tatoes 10 bbls pork bbls molasses 10 bbls sugar
5 hhds sugar 934 seeks corn IS seeks coffee I6 rolls
leather So bxs nidse 430 pkgs groceries.
GENoA--Per ship zone-lil1 bales cotton,
LIVERPOOL Per ship Danube--ls29 bales cot.
ton Also SEEKS corn 79l seeks wheat 1000 slaves.
QUEENSTOWN FOR ORDERS Per bark An.
tioeh 1898 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship squando- 1914 bales cot
ton l499 slaves.
LIvERPo 0L-Per ship Burmah-S359 bales cot.
ton 25eo stayes.
GI1G0A--Per brig John Freeman--779b bales cot.
ton 2440 pes slaves 100 bbls rosin.
GEN0A-Per ship Reaper-2O2O bales cotton.
GENQA-per bark J L Dayis-ll69 bales cotton.
imports.
LIVERPOOL ship Kelvin s15 toms salt
to order
PHlLApELpHIA Per ship North Carolina
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lSESFsl LAIR RED RIVER. NEW
~ h ORLEANS. CAROLINA AND HURRICANE
lsFRsAA4+t5i3a !l!tFFS AND SHREVEPORT Tuesday u s.
gssss=sa5ssFAihit Pas elgcr Packet
ms and magnificent class ma sepger pufAeL Eof
ht'JF, cheney JUnHun will leave regularly Caro-
linn and Hurricane bluffs shrrfePor tifHnd Bayou Coushaa
Anpe Gramd Ecort, Alexandria, all Intermediate land
ipes on Rec River, follows 49,
-leHves New Orleans Leaves Sl,rcyruoTt--
Tuesday ,THnf nj 5O'rl SII
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The Starlight bailt expressly for the Red River trade
aud for comfort safety and speed surpassed by any boat
inth trade Passengers rely the Sar ght leaving
her IcgulHr advertised day Rs above,
For freight or passage apply on b0ard.
VIRGINIUs O. BENTzEL,
dSl Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
Leaves on SATURDAY. january 49, atSP.M.
For Min1en direct
NEW ORLEANS E,AJSEr gYTSUtE,

ME w VEtIIETAFaS, LAKE UISTEI~5
IT, mean and Red River Paekes For hrdeR, Moscow,
1szzazssrEss iandins Spring Bayou Cavthons Iaidiae
Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Campe Grand Eeore ST. Naree
Montgomery, Alexandria, and all intermediate landings al
Bed RyerwThe fine md fast rinnpg passenger steamer
Comet, W. " Harei master, will leave us above For
freight or passage apply on bonrd 8 85S
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
JaT Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
MOBILE,
ALA MA RIVER.

1900. ALABAMA RIVER
Merchants Through Line
N~@@. FOR. MOBILE, SELMA. MONT
rFtssssEtA= gomety Wetumpka and a landings Ala
burma river, Win the Earroton and Jefferson
Gray Cloud, Captain e. b. Massey.
Whiteman, Captain O. W. Norton.
Ihe above superior lake steamers will regularly in the
above trade trohg the leaving New Orleans and
Montgomery every ten days Shippers and passengers can de-
pend upon these boats remaining in tho trade and going
through in all cnseS they having been purchased expressly for
the trade Freight viii be received every day Mt The depO
Tivo Circle For freight passengers further particulars
applyto ''''
ms Office nnder St Gbaries 'Hots
PS-Shppers will please note that the above se.meIs have
no connection with any other line freight intended for
eer oil hef the dray tickets must be made name
of the steamer for which It is intended.
Cox, Branari Il Co.'S TRT-WEEKr,Y Through Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
w. h. Pome'y. Wetumpka, and all landings on Aanama
L5asSsss river, The staunch steamers VIM. Ha caJy
Winters master will receive freight every day depo
Yo Circle nHd will leave the Lake end Of the Jefferson and
GatToon Raj road every Tu ESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
HEDAf on thu arrival of the x P. NJ. of cars For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. L. HARRIS, Agent,
JIo II ,. 95 Camp street.
on days Of departure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
sEGuLAEs RED RlVEEt. NEW

p,
Iy1s555fsFs5S:5S% L. $. Ma PassruvGr Packet.
xzEz57 The and magnificent fTst.c1lss passrrser
packet tflhitt DulEe, Sam Apologize master ii lcRy.
regularly for Shreveport GrHul Bayou CoEahatta CRnnfe
Tad Eeor Alc%&ndra and ill Intermediate landings on Red
Leaves New 0r'eaRe-- --Te,ye, EhTcvsuort--
INN ~ u 1, L1,r..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
Leaves on wRDNEsD AY. Jnrnsry q. tt5Fp. NJ l@
RECuEsAR AS-slIL Il Il h. ItE /. GIllr O.

NEW INckef The new md spcnaid passenger
Racket steamer IT, 3: ConIcy. j. q stste,
master, Will leave above, Arkansas Line
Corn Bln Lynd Grove DeGa2e, Point Pleasant Ouacais
CITY, Trenton Monroe, FarrisonbuT Trinity and Ill tsIie.
9ae landings on bayou bartholomew and Duarhta River
For further Information apply on board
Tie T. s. Conley connects with Red Chief No for air
landings above Arkansas Line positieoy.
d3l io' y A lJar , ! Ie.i", , 3s
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REGULAR RED R1yER. NEW

@sY h. Orleans and Shreveport THURSDAY U, s. Mail
Passenger Facket-The new mn4nifcent FIRST
zclass passenger packet Starlight, Charles
Hayes, master, viii leave regularly for ShGVeport Grand
Bayou Coushsta CBmpe, Grand Eeorc Alexanda and ali
intermediate bindings on Red River rs follows:
Leaves New Orleans. Leaves Shreveport.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
Leaves on SATURDAY. jan IL Mt SIP NJ
FOR CAMDEN. ERENGHPDRr.

+, ffsg d Beach Hills Mers BluH, LLtle Bay, Cham
lsAAfas3t Eagnolc, Wilmington, Pigeon Hills Marie Sa-
Alahama Ianding, omachita City Month Of
fIarrsonburg Trinity landings On Ouaehta
Tirer-The magnificent passenger packet Tigress. b.
Hopkins MASTER will leave above freight passage
apply on board
FIRGINIUS G. DENTzELl
ia7 AduarfIsin,r Aaent