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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06


The VIRGINIA MoyEMENr.--We are glad
to see the noble old State Of Virginia moving
in behalf Of "a peaceful adjustment OF the dis.
union question. Nor are we surprised at her
action, which, indeed, was predicted in our
columns at an early stage Of the difficulty.
The position Of Virginia gives her great IN.
iluence with both sections Of the Union, and
in taking measures, before proceeding to Sc
parate herself from her sister States, To pro.
cure consideration Of the grievances which
form the cause Of complaint, she is but carry
ing into practical effect that moderation aud
forbearance, and patriotism, which the crisis
demands.
The appointment, Of Commissioners Il
meet representatives. from other States Al
Washington, and also TO visit the S"ulf
Carolina aud United States authorities, to ash
for cessation Of hostlitiss until peaceful
measures can be first tried, is wise ant
discreet exercise Of Legislative power, and W.
trust will exert hesithful influence IN al
quarters. Let the other middle or bordel
States concur in this plan, and cooperate
with Virginia in her noble efforts to save Ii,
Union. II is BY conciliation--not by denun
citation and rashness. that the disnnion sprl
on the one hand and the demand for coercion
on the other is to be strsyed.
should this plan thus inapgurated by Vir
gnia, have the effect to hold the disunioi
movement in check for season, we shall ap
peal with renewed confidence to the people
Of the VII de Union. to review their action
add to render justice and constitutions
rights to every portion Of the eonfederacy
Il cannot, it must not be that the madness o
.ectionalsm is to prevail. at the cost Of IRE,
government. Let US FIRST pause. and thei
let US, at whatever cost or sacrifice, full
every censii,utipnal obligation.
kelS York Jour. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
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What's Gdl.ei 7. Norman sinclair an AuiOsiogts-
phy--Pst XII. s.A Merry Chhsmss .. The Ind.
an Civil serviee-Ils Ri.s and Fall
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al-o table, Iis contents are. l. Aneisnt Dutch
Ballads :. AlehohOl What becomes Of IN the Li..
ing Boly. g. Canada. g. Bible Inability Ear
geical Del,ndcrs Oflhe Path. s. Ths Neapolitan end
Roman Questions. 9. American sIsssry the Impenj-
ing Crisis. ?. Cayour and Gsfibski. !. Dante and
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06
Col. Jesse :. Baker,

well known citizen q Goll.bmoush. ". c., make.
the following statement q the good results arising from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

sci Of commerce, with view to subiugate
the people Of South Carolina. and that even
since the authorities at Washington have
been informed of the present mediation Of
Virginia a vessel war has been sent to the
South, and troops and munitions Of war con-
centfated on the soil of Virginia.
Resoiped, unanimously. That in these cir
cumstances this Assembly with renewed assn
RANGES Of cordial respect and esteem for the
people of Virginia. and high consideration
for her Commissioner, decline entering into
the negotiations proposed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

u-. REGULAR VGCksBURR AND
, fs@$ d, bends Packct-The uew, swift and mar.
bfsslF glcegt passenger packet Sen. tgno. 4
Poslyey leave rs above for Colombia Luna Landing
argyle fanding Greenve Deer Greek Landing Point Wor
1nng!hn Carolina La1dng Lake Washington skipwithis
r randPg saek Island Landing Lake Providence Skens
bend Hiekshqrg Whtrenton Grand GU ST. Joseph Rodney
Waterproof Natchcz, Red River Landing RayOn Sara Pat
Rouge and al intermediate landings For freight or pasagr
apply on board. 7 " E"se
FIRGINIUS @. DENT1EL,
beo AhYnrtising
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Elarllle Sglstflligflltf.
'wtasst,Fs& tsrt5or, Ne. "a d ar STREET,
- l ~ ..1S-., !. il.r, 10 lcssI
QEsHssRHr slFFfcE, No. 10 Camp Street,
SaturiiiIy MniIlirlp,l5 .lafnlisrY ID la

Saturday Morning, January 10, 1861. s
Cleared Yesterday.
givoli Kelly, Tor Liverpool. q * Holt SEQ
anlan ship sic Frateli, Conrade, for Liverpool,
IS Baxter, Lowell Eco
siiR mRathbons pratf. ~ liverpool, = =
sss s. n, Creeyy q FarwelI
sslr Lane, 5or Kiugstoa, (J f1e Il
sehE RsiRhaFt Peterson Phadslphia,
schs Lizzie Ae4skH Johnson, tor pensasoi ISh -00
n 0gerton geo
AFxfved Yesterday.
Steamship Habana Mcdonnell, from Hayana 1.
ienig Brofaera-4i st dist.
ssteaAhsE9p M afagofda5 Gardner, from Inslanola
itea Galgestons 70 G Harris Berwiekis Bay.
Sch Aafy ), gorbell, Thomas, days I'm Layacca,
10 MASTER Basin.
Etshr zulinle, Eadiaa, 2 days fm Pensacola, to II
9yeFt0n Ace Basin
sellf Sarah Cole, Bpghtch,2 days fnl Pensacola.
ID! 0verEon EGO Basin.
sehF esn aaFlhalsii fna Grand Gallon, 10 master
schr RFazas fln TIE Coast, To mas ter-72d dist,
fcaF Ssnsael Anne fin the Coast, TO master %
ksellr Mary Ann fl5the Coast, to master I'd dist
Steamboats,.
Switzerland, Wheaton; iii Cincinnati,
l5altis, Neekias I'm lseiiisyiiIe.
a g sgs " Boa Sam, Irwin Inn Memphis
Aatehe2s l4easi3ers. iln Fickshuyg.
ere Richardson fin the Bends
plsHteg, Yefls.fI YialsbHrr
d shaRles White. fnl il ileFson.
assasss ~ III on, ia ssssi' llita River.
ssl1esl y re, Helbiiag, fIR Fort 4 dams
Z fsargcn1. Iobin, I'm QpaeIisa River.
salesselle lfyigas, tn Lon9Idsonyille.
@berFsass, haEaneo I'm Bayou Sara.
TfxnS &tsr3ksfF T5flt1fs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

Practice Of Medicine. ' '
AUSTIN FLINT NJ d. Professor of Clinical Medicine and
Medical Pathology $3.50
ANTHONY A. PENSION, NJ. p, Professor of Anatomy
Microscopy. - ''-' WI"
Operative Surgery. - ~ anu
CORNEIIuSC G. BEARD NJ D., Professor of the Prncipe,
oil Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
D. WARREN RRICKELI. NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrc
and Diseases Of Women = - 1
ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, NJ, d. Professor Of Chemistry AN
Medca! jurisprudence. "
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, d. Professor of Maeria Medica aud
II. D. SCHMIDT, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Dssectng Rooms Will opened on the 18th of October
Ghca instruction will be given daily the Char
NY Hospital and three times week at the College Dispenary
The Faculty of this Institution amongst the duly elected
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the pta and
according to late Act of the State Legislature shall nj all
times have free TO the Hospital purpose of afford
ing to their Pupils practical illustration of the subjects they
teach"
The Board of Administrators elect annually in April twelve
Resident Students who furnished board lodging
Hospital and the Students of this School arc equally eligible
to this place with any others.
The great aim of The Faculty is impar thoroughly prac
teal knowledge of a the branches of Medicine.
DsSecting material is abundant NJ nominal cost No
charge for attendance the Hospital
Amount of Fees for the full Course of Lectures SOS 90
Aatrteuation Fec paid but once. ............ 500
1','N 10 90
Graduating % Cd
For any further information address
f. D. FENNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SECOND DE.SIoG DISTRICT

NJ oTICE is hereby given that tlse ysourti
Of Commissioners Of t Second brain Disr c. viii
coed to drsn that portion Of 81 trimming District lying within
ihe limits ethe city of New leans beg Mining Mississippi
river At TIE side of Julia street along Julia sre4r 10 Nn
land n.y. along sgid latdug to Ielrd along e'ord street
and he upper si of ti Gau Of the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company following Rid Canal Lake Ponteh tran
along the shores of said Lake the line between Parishes OF
Orle ms and Jefferson following said line 10 tic river Mis-
siSspp and following the banks of said The starting
pnRt plan OF which bR6 beer made and in The Gt
Of tie Recorder Of Mortgages in and for Parish of leans
That The works necessary the daning of portion of lie
said DraniCg District viii be soan al the hF
lions required by law ran be mad, aid completed within fo7r
yers and far It's possible calculate at cost of af0uf
on4 hundred thou and dollars '
And also tina they will proceed that portion of tad
Draining usri lying within the nso of tie Parrish of fer
foR aGnn e. The aSsPp rEeE at the boundary line
linz 70 Lake Eonc rtran along the shores Of said Lake to the
Jefferson and Lake Ponchattran Railroad following ad road
70 the mississippi rver and following the banks of liver to
ne starting Of which have deposited
N the thetof the Recorder OF Mortgages in the Pm ISL
OF Jefferson That the works necessary draining OF said
portion OF said Dtin District will be AZ soon as
tue publca0us required by law be made and copeted
WI hin our years and far possible calcnia e al
cost tRbOut two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
L. H. PLACE pregii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
BUREAU DIES CoNMIssAIREs Bu SECOND DISTRICT
DESsI.ILLi-nLEn

N'ie-orleHns, II j,nvier, 1861.
a WIS est par lie present donnie que lie Bu-
eomencera de2cher portion u dit District nssdche
ment situe dams les iimites meant
Ia rvere Mississippi su0Grieur rue Jill e
long De Ia die Julie usqn'au 6barcalere Mobiles long
~ Dit de1arcacdft iusqG'a In Delord long de Ia e
elo CT du colo suPteurd Canal du New Orleans Can4l
Banking Company suvauG IL dit Canal jusuuau Port
chaftFhn lie long DIES lords du cit insa' Ua Ia one
de plross dOrlGeans ct de Jefferson Ia i from
mere squa ia riviere Mississippi ct suivgnt les
dite rivite point dGDartn plan dnnrc fi Fff
etdGpoat Bu eudu Reco de yppohcques dams ct por
Ia patoiSSe diOileanS p9rr dsB-
settlement de Ia de dit hi c de
comm nceront disstot c pub icons reluises par oi
efo aes e. SeFont ermints dams cpnce de quatre
an plus cnCus, d'envnu cant mil nj srts
DIT auSs Uils desseche cete vartf du lit
de DsSachenient
jefferson cGn ia rivre Mississippi froItiGre 5es
nafoses de letIer On dans lie long tie rronlicre
lsqnaa c Fe1charlhn l long es bosds dH dit nsq
clenn Dc fer de ete.so n lac Poncfarrrnx yqt
Dit ehgnn usQu' III riviere Mississippi Ell On vant iea or1s
dc a Gte vee i auaH point de dapar-aes pau dc guelg
ont etc ATS ct deposss buuPau du RecnrdpuT yFo1
gde dams e. Ia pa1isSes Jefferson e travau
cesS de desscement dc Ia dite PORTION u lii District
guB ar Ia loi seson fa~s les uiis achieves rg
e pace qe q2e ans ct plus pres eacu environ
denX cent ctnquate mil pgsties.
jat2 lfw4H L H. PLACE President
TT E1W ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Situated on Common street, opposite Charity Hospital
The Regular Course of Lectures Institution will com.
mence
Thursday, the 18th November, ls6O,
and terminate in the latter part of March, 1861
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

+ Per Steamship Habana. fm Hasaua Green and
lady, M Ii, Hunter, lady and two children, Miss /.
r. Mtnton Rev. ]. j. Mullen and servant, y Clay,
Chas, schumacher. D gatbin, r, Sanchez, L. F,
Garter, 6, Street G. III. Power, d. Peters, j. Rod
4iguez. q r. Perrier. John A, Maehado n. Mar
fineg, N. d. Gauzuriets, Il. Loace. r. A. Jones, j.
Harris a. Sersniek, n. Farney, j, Duff 7, Cathaiia
NJ Phillips, q. ByTaes, j. Fiannery j. Maloney, III.
Quill, j. Given, VIM. Connolly, WIN. CaIlill, Samuel
Benney, ]. Horn, A. Guhirfig, D. Geaney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
MOBILE.

.ssratzs, EdGi& hI94SYE,EE .- DAIRY u. s.,
Mail Line" inter Arrangement spIer.
d 10y pressure packet steamers Va'a ma,
Gtianrsl5, A. H. Myers MASTER all bu expressly for The
Laketrade with superior viii rake trips snd
landings 8l follows unless prevented by weather high or
10y wats TaRt e fuel Or SONG accident to beat machinery
the arrival Of the az O'Clock P A. train Of cars fn Noh
direct Returning PascNgnna, Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis on MONDAYS md THURSDAYS.
R@ For tickets through to New York by the Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rates. further in
formation, apply to "
R. GEDDEs, Agent,
OIL u 20 iirSvier strest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
.- LerH .,Ii,a,l>. .tlEliN'' 1871. Rn25 WIFI
SOUTHERN FIItE-PRoOF KOoFING co

Letters patent from the United having been granted us
on the I'D day of March, 1855 for Composition known as the
Southern Fire-Proof Roofing"
being superior any paenedchenper by least 10 per
cent than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
FOR Counties, Parishes States and Territories on very liberal
terms.
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and CcnraGts for Roofing, Cotton Gips Sugar onses Ware
houses Railroad Depots, Mills, City aud Country Dwellings
Steamboats, ETC., etc .--- sg..
R9-in all instances our work is fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material is pup in barrels can be shipped
to persons in the country elsewhere those wishing to use
IT. with printed directions by which they to apply
with perfect success. Jo-.s .g-=l
Parties by addressing obtain Circnar and Drec
Cons ana receive further information they may be pleased
TO AK.
fE3g-o6ee, y S. CHARLES street, New Orleans az tfw
{ sf4-iS cases Keepers superior Olive, f3F sale by
", S. WOLFF,
Jas efrner s9raviar and Now revse sts
g AUTRRNE easss Helpers Chat Yquene, for sale
~ W ass S. WOLFF,
jag corner firaTeF aud New Issee ss
EI.AE4IaN MAR RL LIE. or VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
Veiied aad Pure White. For sale by
sslSf AAhSi'At 81 1 c Sois street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
Leaves 3 q 4 : t ATTR2 Z. ;,sn u st5P

ffaS A lte elegant fast running ard magnificent pas.
a5.nger packet Paul Jones. T. Reeif5c
ter Tillleaye ah0yN for Camden Clarnpee1ioife
nnaGhA CITY Trenton Monroe Pins Bluff Castor Ialdre Co.
iqtntla farsdnburg Trinity AL landings on BSck Tvrf s
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Huson Baton Rouge P.qne
he Don%dsohvillc and al intermediate LANDINGS Fr eirt
uSur.se Recommendations apply hoard
"a YIR3iNIHS O. DENT2EI.,
J.. AdyprAi > AytsrT ~ s-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

I The officers q Tie steamship Bahaaa report
hagiag arrived at Havana, on the LIST inst, at A.
NJ, United States steamer Crusader, from Key
VEST; Spanish mail steamer Montanesa, on the
18th inst, at $ A. NJ, from santander. To sail on
lie 18th inst, Spanish steamer Luz Marina, (for-
a,erly tie Denaerata9 fol Vera Cruz. On the 10th
inst, at 4:sO F. NJ, saw steamship steering south
east, supposed to be the Bienylle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
Leaves on MONDAY, Jan " nt,5P NJ S&
hNLs BAYOU IA II tE,ETaAI aLzI,H.L

IT, hand Arkansas Line, Coins Hnli ind Grove Do
i.aze Point Pleasant ouachita City Trefon,
Trinity and all nielneaiac landings do ayou Bas 1o6neW
AMI OHAcitA TyeF-ihe new, ghdraft and flgt running
PASSENGER packet steamer ~ gram stewart master
VIII leave rs above For freight
jail r, "A 5t545ti $5 ~ 4 ia,,: 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
ALABAMA RIVER.

Merchnnis' Through Line.
g IIfF4@s Fs1l2 MOBILE, SELMA, MoNT-
gomery: Wetumpka, and all landings on Ia
bama river, via the Carrollton and JEFFERSON
Raiiroad-Ihe superior light-draft Lake steamers
Cray Cloud, Captain G. y. Massey.
WhIfenan, Captain C. ". Norton.
The above superior lake steamers will regularly in tho
above trade hroug bout the leaving New Orleans and
Montgomery every days Shippers and passengers can de-
pend upon these boats remaining in the trade and roiTr
in III cs9S they having been purchased expressly for
the trade Freight will he received every ay at The dennt
rivo Circle For freight passengers further particulars
apply TO '' Nl''
n2S Office nn ID r = /? ~ ~; uo.ot
FShppers will please note that the above steameIs hgve
no connection with any other line freight intended Tar
either of thn the dray tickets must he rua ou in The nae
of the steamer for which itisinended. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

The Starlight built expressly for The Red Riier trad
nhd 10y comfort safety and speed surpassed by any
her egnlar advertised dsy, Ms above
For freight or passage apply on board. .... VS.
yIRGTETUS G. nFFT2EI,
dSl Advertising Aeent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
Railroads.


N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January 10. 1sH1.-329 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co-l73 Byrne, Vance &co-l57
Mcfarland & Barksdale-l Rhorer & Zunts-130
J G & B S Kicks 103 Thornhill Geo Ill Stewart
& James-79 Payne & Harrison so Patton Smith
u Putnam Al Wright Il Alen-36 Carroll, Hoy &
Cos ellis Ferguson-33 Lewis Il Oglesby-30
to order 10 Frierson, Conway &co-l9 Harding,
Abbay d Morehead- l6 j Watt Eco 10 Scudder
& Stamps 10 Duncan Payne &co- IL Thompson
4 Clark--l2 Walker q Snider--lOJ Williams &co-
70 Jno 1 Lee-l0 Harris q SOM Allison, Pattison
&co--9 Rosser, Prothro &co-8 Gifen, smedes &co
IS L Adams &eo--S do Ably & Catching s do
B Gribble-SC I Buddecke &co-s Montgomery
y Hall A Miltenberger eco Perkins &co-5
A j Tully &co-5 q Connolly &co-5 Holloway Il
Lonsdale-5 E Male &co-4J W Champln &co-4
Black & Byington--4 Cutrer & Harrison-4 Cole
man, Britton Withers-3 Friedlander & Gerson-
Henderson Il Peale-1 A D Henkel &co-sundries
to order--TotaI 1908 bales cotton.
N. O., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, January IS, ls6l.- 20 hhds
sugar to A Smith SEQ So do 1852 bbls molasses to
West, Renshaw u Cammack- so do "a hhds sugar
w Jackson eco % do AZ bbls molasses Roman l.
Kernion--42 do Payne & Harrison-4S do do Lane,
salter Eco Is do l6 hhds sugar W G Hewes-l9
do Hayes & Sanders--22 do 81 bhls molasses West
y Where 20 do Hall u Rodd-- so do 10 hhds sugar
Augustin ThibeaGlt Is do Lobit & Charpanter
81 do Foley, Avery eco "a do Laforest u Des.
mares-20 do so hbls molasses Hewitt, Norton eco
20 do Knox y Higgins 20 hhds sugar Miten-
berger &co-l4 do Bellocq, Noblom &eo-247 head
cattle and sundries to order-TotaI 35s hhds sugar
440 bbls nlolasses.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
M0BILE-Per steamer Hy Lewis-,505 bales cot
ton Cummings eco 226 Battle, Noble AGO.
l52 do to order-Total S83 bales cotton,
PoNTCHARTRAIN
MOBILE-Per steamer Cuba 200 bales cotton
bale samples Farley, Jurey Eco 2 do 200 bales
cotton PUG Brothers. cks 24 bhis oil G q Boaart
-sundries 10 order-Total 400 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

Melovs''"-ss ming 5.
Ship y febster CLARK Sopperhosdt, I'm Liverpool
TO Gamnsek II Converse. "a
Ship Pyramid, Henderson, I'M London 18Th Noyem-
ber, 70 mSater,
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Coz Bain?g ,,, 4 Cos TI1BTWEEKLy Through Line

VOA, DTHTI5TI AZ COS IIt ~ EEk7.Y Thr0nVh Tine
FOR f45BIAEG, SELMA, IKt4yTI-
-. RssS sHomety Wenupka, and all landings on nbama
rsl3ssE5 rtyer The s8unch steamers VIM. F gary
T. sinnott, master; Henry Lewis, jain
Ivo Circle ard will Leave the Lake Of the Jefferson h1i
Carroiton Raj road every TUESDAY, TIuR&D and AT
EkpAY the arrival of the ~ P. NJ train Of Gus For
freight or passage apply On board, or to "
j. L. HARRIS Agent
Iha u ,t,.e, 90 Camp street.
On DAYS of departurg NE~ ' 0'AV = IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

me Grand Duke built expressly for the Red River ra
in the trade. t7~ - any "o''
Passengers and SINNERS rely the Grand DgJ leovin
on tte regular advertised day as above 49, 'Ds
For freight or passage Rppv on hoard
20, FlRd1NluS C. nENTzEI,
Inn AyNpt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

apply bpHrd. 80 -' "e> '''l'u'''o''S'
N IONS Or was bu,it express y for the Red River trade
Hnd io comfort speed and safely surpassed Nv ay boa in
hnGgels Anh ppers can rely the Louis Dor leaving
10, EIRGINTUS C. DENTZET.
Plrtt-tD AF-opF
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Re1oss~~-yyaittn orders.
Ship Gertrude, Doanes I'M Liverpool lst December,
to 20 @ Jenkins SEQ.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. Ian. q, BPM
IL "a SsLE5.A L NH ESAEeEEs tsias ~

FEEJEEEJE IAEL NIEHEFkkIS AWyD NFW
. 49, h. Orleans Packet Iiuc-U. S. Mail Packet-For
atAE5s' Merphs and the Bendsfhe fue fst.ciass pns.
senEer packet steamer John SFnlontfs
D. Frank Hicks master will be reody receive freight Wees
day morning at the foot Of Gir1d vii! leave as
above For freight or passage applY board, or to
jnS under st. C;hatiss HofcI ieftt WING
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for TIE
Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with be Acmphis
and Charleston Railroad. $3.50 ~ 't'
Bills l4dg signed at the office of the Agents up to O'Clock
DIV nfdepSrture. F - N--
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81 OFlans,
pablo and the friends Of the undersigned hereby
tiled that the above establishment has been open spce he first
day Of November.
The hete eommndiony and wall yenlied and the llca
ton cetfa and COMPONENT business tito uo
PCS AIltin li,e CRY.
~ Rooms t9 private par les aud families may be had at all
tass, ard fepies vii &c eHop.d on the shortest nnce
Tbs under iHaed hay been dyed tha Fepal Res
OF IN CITY has acquired thorough kuoRIeaue of The
business which be rs confident viii tnahe hun saisfy those
who may tasot the establishment with their patronage
taf2 2n I'D RnWAR0 DENEf9HATfD
ANDERSON. ATTORNEY AND oouNsELLoR
IN l&T-I4AW, ~ YErTE. Miss. "a
Extends ila anrs the counties is1f5
kfaskitn andelaibssae, and the High Courts az VII
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

8sTEs0FFSs
LIVERP0 Per ship Tivoli--ss9i bales cotton
I27I sess 40 tons cotton seed.
LIYE.RP0 0I4--Per ship Sic Fratelli- 2l9s bales
cotton.
LIVERPo oL-Per ship Chapultepee- bales
cotton 220 ties tallow $50 hbls rosin.
LIyEREO oL-Per ship VIM Ratbbone ~ 1858
bales cotton 1878 seeks 2S cks II bbls oil cake.
BARCEL0N A. Per bark Garmen-69o bales cot
ton 100 slaves.
PHILADELPdIA-Per schr Margaret Rsinhart
-lsA hhds sugar T04 bbls molasses 200 empty bbls.
PENSACOLA Per schr Lizzie Mezicks- $50
scks corn 100 Sos oats seeks coffee 65 bbls pork
III bbls flour "a bbs potatoes.
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WEIR MISSTSSIP
L4eSye, every TUESDAY MIS- o'clock p. n.
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quemtnc. Baton Rouge Por: Hucgon Bayou Saw
red River LHq&ng Fort Adams Notehes WayeT
proof, Rodney ST. Joseph Grnd Cult WeTrenJ1G and Vieks
burg-Ghe nav steamer Chegnler Cap. ". C. wilson vii
leave a$ above every TUESDAY O'Clock r NJ Eerrnjn
che wiaeTe Ficksbrg every FRIDAY. at Il O'clock H.
ja4 8ge1ts Il Gsr0Sd.t,st str.st
The above steamer vii conneeat VeksDur wiz the steamer
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Leaves on THURSDAY Jan n at5 p NJ
REGULAR FATTERTFAEN CApt

far Ina Blum aud Shreveport PaCtet-Ihe new,
ff#l quit light draught and very swift running side
wheel passenger packet steamer Countess. G.
I. Wilson, master will leave as atoye for Hurricane nd Giro
lima uts shr vepo Grand ayou Grand Ecoe Coshatta
BIN and all intermediate landings on Red river.
For freight or passage apply on board
80 VlRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,,
jal0 Advertising 4 emit
The Countess built expressly the trade
ana segers and shippers rely her remaining in the
trade during the entire Sc son.
he take jeff son freight al card rates and give
Il rough bills ladnas