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Another Bridge Burned

CISCINNATI, Nov. IL The bridge across the
Cumberland river on the Louisville and Nash
VILE RAILROAD and In the of the rebel General
Buckner, has been burned by the Union men OF
Tennessee, causing great CONSERVATION among the
Fphels
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The Rensrted ca p,urs Of IN. sumter

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-Advces from the United
States frgete Niagara to the oath ult say nothing
about the prisoners from the privateer Sumter.
Her reported capture 10 therefore probably I'M
true,
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Further from Europe.

FARTHER POlNr, Nov. l2.-The ste amer Nov,
Scotia has arrived with 1--WE days later advicei
from Europe. Her political news 10 unimportant
She has $40 600 In specie on board.
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TEMPORARY -AUDiroRs.-DelsnoT 7. Saith, ap-
pointed acting Third Auditor Of the Treasury
dpring the absence Of the Auditor.
Also, Dsvid w Mshon, acting First Auditor
In the isstefS temporary absence.
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Released Prissners-Sena

HeIeased PfIhsnerS-Senat0r WfIsen.
Bosros, Nov. H.-Ex-Mayor Bunker, Of 10
bile, and VIM. Pierce, Of New Orleans, have been
discharged from Fort Warren.
Senator Wilson has written letter explicitly
denying that he 10 either directly or indirectly
concerned In any contract for furnishing army
shues
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% About my students from the four college
clessrs af ooerlln, % onefoufth % the whole DO
partoeot, are now In the army.
IuAt ElnIus, ,asrs arc ne.siy $500 isseps,
villa very litfis Eckneo: -.sf-z-s
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The Disaster to the French Steamer Prony.
NEw YoRk, Nov. IL The French war steamer
Catinet left here at noon for the Of the dis
| aster to her consort, the Prony.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioreers.

BY WALL & BAKNAKU, Auohoneers.
TRUSTEES SAL e OF A VERY vALUA-
EN1H sT.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, No
vember the 25th. at 4 O'Clock. By virtue Of deed
zss to So IN the records Of Washington oourty, ID.
c.. will sell, In front Of the premls es, part of Lots
No, 5 aud 8, in Square No. <52, fronting Is feet
inches on Seven'h st. wet, between apd X ste.
north and running hack Iii feet inches to al
ley, and improved by good three STORY brick store
ard dwelling.
Terms made known on the day of the sale.
Deed Of conveyance to be made at the expense OF
the purc. aser. . -
1.-THE teru of the ,ale are not complied with
within week thereafter, then the property viii
be resell at the purchasers eppense, by the Trus-
tee giving three days notice By one publication In
ID NJ LAWRENCE, Trustee.
no Is St. WALL BARNARD. Austs.
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IL DR. E SS FU =.
I'VE are receiving a large supply of LADIES'
DRESS FuRs. sqoh a. Russian SABLE, MINK,
LsdIes. MIsses and Children,
For Gentlemen we have MUFFLERS and
GLOVES. all OF which will be sod st the loves,
New York prices. at -
s. q w. MEYENBER6's,
~ Market space. tAvenue House,D
no 8-lw between nth and sih ste.
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To- . " No,TIcE T0s sokDIEsss,


i HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
make remitanoes for soldiers 10 their families &C
pisces cached By their Express, at charge Of Is
eents for any sum not sxoeeding Or dollafs
The money, whether gold OF Treasury notes.
should bs enclosed IN an envelope, and securely
sealed, with the full address nouding town, post
ofhoe and state OF the person 70 whom 20 be sent,
and the amount lesibly marked thereon.
10 insure pro Ipt delivery, the IS cents charge
When fsoilits, for enveloping and sealing the
money In separate peroels are not at hand in
camps, the ssveIel sums 70 be remitted. that may
persons volunteering 70 do this service for the sol
dlers deslrlng 10 send home their pay Will be re-
eeived in bxlk at any Of the principal oces Of the
Company.
These sums. accompanied With the full sddress
% above required, Of the persons for whom In,
tended, VIII be Ismlttsd 20 the respective con-
rate OF chsrsr, III reby saving 70 the sender the
trouble % Pnttinx IN separate psokagss
suitable blanks for tn. above purpose have beer
prepared, And vii be luTpished, with oxplanstioas
81 ANY OF the othces Of the Company,
b ADAMS ExPREsS COMPANY.
Washlngton, Ool. %. 1854. 90 Ss-in
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By. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucnoneert.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ HOLD EIIscIs AT PuBLIc sSL.IOn FIT
at the large residence, corner ofl9 and streets;
We shall sell handsome assortment OF housenoia
Effects, oomprislnI-
Superior Rosewood Piano Forte, Stool and Cover.
Several Sritss Of Rosewood Crimson Plush cov-
cred Earluy Furuiture.
Suite of Rosewood Crimson Bro,stelle covered
Uuho'ste cd and r ash seat Fancy Chsir,
Marbls-top Centre. Sofa, ard Bouquet Tables,
Rosewood Music Stands, Writing Cabinets, and
-Four Eiessns FfeLOh pate Mirrors. with Slabs
and Gilt Tab es,
Hantspme Gilt Cornioe, Brackets, and Candida
bras,
Velvet, Bruises, and other Ca pets, Rugs,
Snite of Elegant Rosewood Chamber Furniture,
suite Of Hann some Carved Chamber Furniture,
Superior wsnut aud Mahogany Wardrobet,
Dressing Bureaus, and wsshstsnds,
Excellent Curled Hsr Mattressfs. Bolsters, ana
Heavy English Blankets, Comforts,
Beautiful Crystal cut and Bohemian Q GLASSWARE,
Rich Gilt Bouquet Tables, Vases,
Together with many other articles OF householc
Furniture lot nCoesssrr 10 enume-ete-
At two O'Clock in front Of the Hougs.
A pair Of large Hay Horses,
SET of Silver D ated Harness, Robes,
Handsome o pen Fami'v Carriage.
M 10 A a MCGUIRE CO. Auc's
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By6REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
CRY OF WARRINGTON, DIs-RIcT OF CoLuM
BTA,AT PUBLIC AucTION.-On MONDAY, the 18th
day oil November, shall sell at public auction, st
the auction store of Green & williams. No. $40
Seventh street west, st half past 4 90 ook m.
py virtue of two deeds of trust Only recorded in
the land records OF the tounty Of w ashIngton, the
fret bearing date Oct Isl 1850, and the other bear
Ing d,te November Sd, 186n. both deeds given to
secure the notes of Tbomas A. Mitchell, Lot num-
h"red 5, in square numbered 499, snd part Lot mum
bsred s. in 50 uare numbered SD being the Is feet
ir mt rom the southeast corner of said Lot.
Terms: Half cash, the residue in six and twslve
months. The purchaser or purchasers to give
notes Tor the deferred payments, bearing interest
trust taken. AL osnveysncing at the COST Of the
purchss-r.
II the terms are not compiled with in Eve DAYS.
the trustee the to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the rst purc aser, By ad
yertisinE the same three times in the National
Intelliseroer.
no,-d,, GREEN a 4 W GH}kTIIsiM nssu hss
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
| until SATURDAY, the 18th instant, same hour
and plaoa.
no I2-dts GREEN L wILLIAMs,Aucts.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-By c. r. L. CROWN
"A CO.. luctioHeers.-We will c,mmence our
Mig Ut Auctions THIS EYkNING, November Is.
a. O'Clock, and have three mig ht ga es week
and will contiL ne through the winter until further
notice. as We have very large stock Of goods too
numerous to mention. Suffers and others are in
vted tn attend, as the goods will be sold without
reservs.' &C. X. L. CROWN CD ,Auctioneers
of Commission Merchants, No. 3sf, corner Sixth
st and Pa. avenue, south eide. no ISIS is
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE
GREAT EXPEDITION.
CONFIRMATION OF The SUCCESS OF
The FLEET.

THE REBELS sHELLED OUT FROM THEIR
FORTIFICATIONs WITH GREAT LOSS.
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Frsm the Eastern shore Of virgInia-ThFes
RebeI VesseIs Ruvued

Rebel vessels Burned.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL The lnquirer's spe.
cial dispatches from Fortress Monroe say priva.
teef and two schooners In Swan Gut Inlet were
burned on the night Of the 4th inst 6y boats from
the gunboat Tuscsrors, stationed at Chincoteague
on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
T 4 T. T III,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS.

DR.. 3. SiGESMOND,
go broadway, Netc YorS-260 Pennsylvania AZ
tnEe. bstueen i2th aHd lSth sts +, WashtHgton,
ca Is The attention OF the public TO the following
advantages of hi. improved system:
!. The Teeth Of his manufacture will
never corode nor change ooior by sny
acids being three fourths lighter than any other.
g. No teeth roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
The roots will be made lnodensive, and never
to ache
{. No Temporary teeth are needed. IS permanent
ones ran BE- made fmmedieteiy, thereby preservfng
the natural expression OF the face. which under
the old sysrem 10 free uently dishgured '-.II
This work has been fplly tsstsd over 1--WE years
country.
Or. :. has also invented Q white undeetructive
metal filing. With which the most sensitive teeth
oan be filed without pain, and can build mp per
fect, sound tooth on any nde roots, which will last
through lifetime. So
The best Of references gIysn-to Or. v. Mott; Dr.
Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry, N. v; hon
Judge Wayne. OF the Preme Court Of Washing
ton, and thousAI do of others
Call ard examine for yourself. no 6 6m
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
HousEHoLp EFFIcTs.-0n TUESDAY
MORNING, November 18th, At 10 O'Clock, a. No.
-Four aud q half street, between C. street and
Indiana avenue, BY virtue Of deed OF trust duly
executed and recorded In iber A. 3 No III,
foliOs 81 ct seq one Of the land records for ash
lngton county, shall sell q lot Of Furniture and
Household Effects, oomprfsins-
Broostello- covered Arm and Easy Chairs,
Mshogs ny parlor Chairs, Ro ,kers,
Ma be top, Centre, and sofs Tables,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Gilcloth,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Lounges.
Brocatelle and Damesk Curtains, Window Shades,
Gilt frame Mantel Mirror, oil Paintings,
Walnut Dining Tables, Dining Chairs,
Chira, Glaze, and Grockery Ware,
Walnut, Rosewood, Mahogany, and Painted
Ch,mber Furniture,
Reds, Mattresses. and BEDDING.
Radiator and othsr Slower, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
LEWIS CLERHANE, Trustee.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'S OF.
IA FICE. Corner Of g and TtcsHfp- Second streets,
Wsshington. ID. G. Noc. u 1e6l -
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
A 10. of eoyERSMENT HORSES loon.
d'mned as unit Tor PIhlT VIII be sold q
On WEDNESDAY MORNING., November -
1851 at the Corral On street. between Twenty
third aid Twenty -fou tn, near the Observatory.
Sale to commence a. 10 o'clock,
By ordsT H u DANA, Cap, &A.QM.
no IS did AuotiOneers.
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L WORSTED GOODS.
ExTEENsIvE AssoItmsnt Of Ls@iss' and Chill,
Hosiery, Goyes, &c. 30. Also, large invoice
Stands SO will be sold oreap and at one price at
No 80 MARKET Space.
no l2-3wr SCHLAICH h co.
SPECIAL NOTICE is called to the trustees
~ sale OF two desirab 10 'ated mndsrn built
Tn BRICK Houses, situated on Third ttrest,
next, the l4tn instant, at O'Clock.
The Houses will be sold seraratelv.
J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
2 81 AuctiOuefry.
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no Is lawSw
10 PHILADELPHIA PRUTr AND ITO
llJ PROVISION STORE. llJ

ITO PHI A UFLPHTA FFUIT AND 1n
llS PROVISION STORE. llJ
119 Pa. drsnne, betteees 19th and 10th SITS.
The undersigned has just opened q first. class
Fruit and Provision Store-119 Pa. avenue. tie
tween 18th and 20th streets-vhere he will keep
GAME, BEEF. MUTTON, DO.
All VEG ETABLES In season fresh daily.
AEo, his unrYelle1 Philadelphia Print BUT
TER. Is crnts per h. New York ard Western
Herkimar county and Western Reserve Cheese.
Ravins had many years ex perience in the bufi-
ard facilities for economy, al the Injuries of
the Northern and Eastern Markets wi. be fur
nished. Housekeepefs will 4 nd this the ches pest
and cLKASEsT place in the Dis tnct TO purchase
nolS T. r. WILSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Wall tps.kNAsR, A .I..e

By VAL al, ~ s. ~ AZ "a ....s
90 9akSskssitAS ASS VS. Ha
lion Rooms. Si'SSut Ts:.rys Tor sOcOsnt q shOs
kOsss Cheese. rssfiss, s.rdln.., ssess..
Boxes Boxes HAIRY Clay saG other Brsnds sessfs.
BsrSs Bo1rboln. CtOw a Son, Pres bssofs
Brand. Sintsy SSsrry, Aro@stio sosssts
Boxes suaya w hTr .s Sas%P asne' and Yer
DemIj of and Bottles old Bosiboyn whistler.
T TosssSsr vita o'is1 Coed. 3 the GROCERY line.
al Of which viii be sold without reserve.
no iT' ' WALL & BARNARD, Aseu.
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO :, Aset,o.ssra
TEUsTEE,s SALE os ELEGANT
S SEI. SS AT PTsne S1sTioson THuksb1I
sSTs%SsI .s S,, :, 70 0,eiSss !. .,
Virtue OF . deed Of trust, duly executed and re-
corded the subscriber vail sell, q public auction,
al the Household Furniture aHd Effects, oompris-
Superior rosewood case seven octave Piano FOrts.
Crimson Cloth Cover and Piano stool,
SUITE ofsqperior rosewood psTor q emsIoae as
s.tn GSy cS.iSs ..s nm .fiop eEs
Elegant rosewood Mirror Front Eteserss and
Ro.ssood secret.ry and Bookcase,
Three ,splsSald French plate Pier Clauses, with
Two large and handsome French plate Gilt Frame
SURE II srI rich crimson BroosteIle window
Curtains with Cornioe,
I.soe Curtains and FixtuFes comp etc,
Suite Of handsome Wa nut ParlOr Furn lture, oon-
sist ne of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs. and Hour
Parlor Chairs, in figured brocatele.
Beautiful French China Vases aud Ornaments,
Sup srlor Media lion,
Velvet ana BrusseI Carpets and Rug,
Handsome Oak Marble top Sideboards,
/ Oak Extension Dining Tables and Chairs.
| French China gold band Dinner Ware, Glassware,
| Library Tables, Writing Desks,
Suites of sp endid rosewood Climber Furniture,
with Mirror front War robee
Suite Of very hands, me carvtd Mahogany Cham
her Furniture.
Spring al d other Msttrasses.
Blankets Comforls and Spreads,
Window Shsdes, Toiiet Sets, 30.
CHAS SHERMAN, Trustee.
poysd !. G. MCGUIRE co hucts.
| DAILIFF'S SALE OF OFFICE FURNI
1 ID 1uRs, aeon FRIDAY MORNING, No..
18th, 1861, commencing at 10 o clock, thal sell
the ooms of ]. ". Molntre, on 7th treet, betveen
L and streets, ell the ohce Furniture, consist
Stoves, Fire, proof Safe, Tables. Lounge, Chsirs,
Msttint, widow shades, CHANDELIER, etc !. etc.,
4 seized and leved upon "a the property OF ~.
McIntire, for once rent due u. c, Robbins. Ess.
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DO .ITIvE PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VAL
WASHINGTON r. R.-The unde signed, "a agent,
vail sell At Public Auction, on the premises ~ the
junction, on SATURDAY, November 18th, le6l /,
Of ii O'Clock, the following Farms and Lois-
Lot No 1-iion aims l50 acres OF prime land, n
acres in W God, improved By O. new Cottage, oon-
tanning rooms pump of good water near and an
Orchard of 600 choice Fruit Trees:
Lot No 2-Contslns l5o acres. lying ~ sevage
Switch, improved b. new Dwelling store, Barn,
stable, Toe, Corn, Carriage eld Poultry HOUSES
also, q Lime Kiln, ana choice collection Of Fruit
Lot Lot No. o s"dcnt.in. $50 acres Of Good Land,
vita , os Ofevery description and
Lott Nos 4 and s-Contsius ~ acres each, lying
81 the Junction, and are very valuable for Building
Lot No. 6-Lies In Q triangle. formed by the An
nApollt and Wash. gton Branch Railroad and the
County Road leading 70 Annapolis. This Lot IN
we'll situated for o country Store. Thsren also
q good stand and Store House on Lot No. 2. both
being separated by the PatuIent, there would be
no competition. The pro .erty 10 worth the etten-
tion OF those deeIrous OF sure lnvestmept or
securing cheap county kesids Sc or arm, being
| esni distant, between Annapolis. W sshinFton and
in IS minutes. reason Tickets oan be procured 81
/ s<5 per year, which val enable the holder &C
/ travel daily, tsIl Trains stop 1t this sointT
Terms O7e-third oss h, balance in one and tvo
years. With interest
l pl, t. The agent, nj BANNON. 80 81 Paul street
Baltimore, or to THOS. SMALLER. savsSs
| switch, or M. FITZIMMoNs, AnnaPolis June
| tion Hotel. noe-N
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PANIC THROUGHOUT THE SURROUND
ING COUNTRY.
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DERS0NS IN BLACK Will 6.d our present
L stock of Mourning Goods, IN oil fabrics, very
large and comprehensive, and at our pIoveIbIally
low prices, marked In plain figures.
'1lcloths, Carpets, Curtains. Rugs, 60, upper
floors.
Strangers. new comers and residents will ms poet
our stock at their pleasure; it implies no obIIga-
ton to purchase. PERRY g. BRO,
Penn. avenue and ctr street,
no list "perry RuiIding ~
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eAUFoRTFoUNDENTIR DESERTED

DESERTED, EXCEPT BY
THE NEGROES.
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Su fI Ne eeiHKS6 SR k'0 ETfssNr
- cABINHT Furniture, Rich Cot Glassware. and
Ware, Carpets, CurtsI ns, and Hou seholo Furni-
turs fen-rslly-On FRIDAY MORNING. No
streets. shall sell o large and elegant - OF.
ment of Household Furniture, China Glasf, and
the effects Of q very andsOmely furnished estab-
lishment
Particulars in q future sdvertis ement
rrCatslogues vii be issu ID on Monday nert.
The House is for Rent. InSnIIe Of the Auet'rs.
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THEY RETREAT IN A PERFECT RoUT
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VERY II k MSHbtS FURNfgTSU nSs AND
HavsKHoLp : fsots 81 Public Auction.-On
MOSDAY NOR MING, Noytmber 18th, %
Douglas, corner Of street and New gersey ave-
nue., We shall sell q splendid as.orim sIt Of
RORS. CURTAINS,
And Household , fleets generally, full g. de-
nnX Il @ McGrIRE A. CO Ancts
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- NOT TO BE BEAT.
NO See the largest assortment of Wooden and
Worsted Goods, prising Hoo IL ,Sontags Coats,
Clocks Sleeves, Hosiery, O., 30, Al'o, reeeIyed
broldered shPpers, Lamp stands &c. Our motto
is but one and The lowest prioe.
No. Ala It'll ST.. between 6 and III.
no l2-SW* F. MUHIINGBAUS.
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Dir. Aoofannd's
e ER III ~ BIT ERS,
p. And
.
DIR. HGGf1RntSss
DIR. HGGHRndss
BALsAMIo CORDIAL,

LsAMIO ORDIAL,
The medicines
popularity only through years of trial unboundet
satisfaction rendered by them in sllcases the
pronounced them worthy.
4. LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICR DEBII
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES OF TIL
akIDNEYs and all diseases arising from adisorlered liver
weakusssof digestive organs
permanently cured by the GERMAN BTrT ERs.
The BALsAMIC CORDIAL has acquired reputation Ryr.
passing that Of similar preparation extent It will chr.
without fail the most and long standing COUGH COLI
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA, INGIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has Der
torned the most astonishing known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses will also check cure the 1osseyer,
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
Thesemedcpes prepared by DR.. G. N. JACKSON Co
No. 4s Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa are sold by drug
yss and deaersn rs cents pei bot
The signature Of c. H. will he on the ousd.
wrapper ofesch bottle
In the Almanac published annually by the propretors called
EVERYBODYs ALMANAC you will indtestirnony CON
mandatory nocssrom oil parts of the country These Aims
macs are given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT & CO., agents
Il and 15l Charreastreos
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crssenxs ossies, NJ: 70 ca ~; | s5 ny,

In Z Z
Ths weather yesterday was rnild, bright and
pleasaut Business on the landings was dull. The
afrivass Nere but few, and the departures cen
afstsa u the il A Gotten for Bayou Sara, Empire
parish FOR Lover coaat, j. NJ. Sharp and Texas for
Red river, Andy Faiton Cot Tensas, Era NJ. z for
tie Ouachita, and the Prince of Wales for Cairo.
mild steanar Mary ID. Eeene win POSTPONE hers
this week until asurdaT evening. g give
Sassse did desire 10 astsnd the races 4 good oP por
Unity III doing so ithout senience ~ respect
/ to getting honle,
fhe stsNuSer D5EISa syebb WHIT be ~ the landing
.5a S,assjne reafY to receive freight for the Qua
sllits Wild Will iaave cn satarda
4,ls sarts II Slapt & A. W elton and il r. Allen,
Il III Fzthe ST. Iasns aud New Orleans pack
sss M Aa found published ii another column.
Il s1ileass Ieasn are both well-knewn 70 steam
,tSE aa sIerg ssic ana iR1nstrioas 5ents, with
III exteasise acquaintance asnong oursaippers, and
! aIao iii men Of sterling integrity u character
Tiley viii male 4 strong team in slie steamboat
agency line and ID I'M justice NJ their patresas.
i sTeswish thsssn the success they deserve. n
cADFa HsH Isea AlssossI HE The splendid pas
ssngsr pseket Aeadza, Capt. sos. Vincent, COM
nial5sF sna MI. s. Dupuys clerk, leaves at 10
alock shis Tnorsing for Deaaldsonpille and the
aeasts
III tsasss Hlgr rsH ENoEr AL Asis The ssaunch and
yagular passenger packet Laurel HILL Capt. =. T.
Gross commander, and MI. q p. hiunaEord clerk
leas ss ut O'clock This evening for ont Adams and
tie coast.
NJ SIX n. nor AFseaRcHE The fayorite and
aeet passenger pack 2, Capt. j. ]. Brown,
commander and II. -. Ilata pie clerk, leaves at
< 5 O'clock this evening for Lafoarche and inter
aerined date land
r. %. aEfsE FoK ATrAK ar THE staunch and
popular passenger packet q. D. Hine. Capt D. r..
Eaggah commander, and MI. I'D. Atkinson,
slerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for Attaka-
gsAs, NM Flaque niiIie
roH TskD RI ne very regular and
ii ilne passapger packet Dasoto Capt, Fl. II. Beard,
commander and Hi. Geo. n. Relner, clerk leaves
I 81 Il otcloek this evening for Red river. S5:5
d. III EARRolL FpR BED RIy ~ The fayorites
passenger packet D. RI Carroll, Capt. WA Kim
bal mansier, leaves at s v clock this evening
fer Red river. nj 5ss 5s$
ron LOUIS IzLE The gay ana very
Meet passenger packet VI antic, Capt a. McGin,
comma nder. and Mn. Joiin S. Voolfolk, clerk,
leaves at ) O'Clock this evening for Cairo ana
louisville.
packet Meteor. Capt. r. 3. Draffen, commander,
and MI. WsE Dill, clerk, leaves At o'clock this
evening far St. Lonis and intermediate landings
MaI. M, MoRRIsos roHI Sr. .ouIs. The elegant
ana snp eror passenger packet VIM. M. Morrison,
Capt Jno- Ns BofIpg commander, and Messrs.
I Ina and clerks, leaves this evening at
8 'clock for Cairo and ST Lons.
NzswsBnx ron EHR OuAGaITA The fine and
draft passenger packet NeEsboy, Mi. Jno
clerk, leaEes ab d clock this evening for
HE 0uatliita.
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Ship Ocean Bride Akeif i'm Iirernoa3 Ia. ,,,ar,
18Th in ballast, 10 master. Ss,9s',ss
Slip Clara Morse, Merritt, I'M liverpool, ORE
sionslY reported below waiting ordersS 10
iiax1sE Iaegell geo
SHIP NafnafaHaek Cushing fiji Lfyefrobl II Gam
mack & Goffserse.
Sbip IA Niagara I'm Boston, 10 g ~ EfynsoA eco.
Ship s9nesnof ne Vest, Brady, IN Mobile, ii bal
sast,to Creepy & FafFgeu
ssilp a 1iAe \ sstfpidE Milleken, FIJI Hayfe, Feb.
10, to Eammapk Il Converse
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Capt. Patterson, of the bark lola Wslie, IRON ON
bordeaux, reports having passed on the loth ai'''
in lat IS 4s N, long. 40 20 NY, bark MARIE @ alA'
scitn steering sonth. y