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Parish Of Orleans City of New Orle ms.
Be 1t remembered that this Goth day March, 1860
fore the subscriber Justice in and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. P JnrPier Secretary of the Louisiana Insurance
Company 0! New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above accounts just
true, and transcript the COMPANY
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and me- this 10th day OF March
1870. D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved Six
aeest on the outstanding certificates profits the
Second dendRy Of May next aud redeem that
date the Scrip Issue the year 1881 they further de-
carsd scrip dividend Of Thirty and One Third per cent
on The net earned premiums Of ending Febaa29 1861
Tor which certificates will after the first day OF
June, 1850
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
A. CtRRIERE, Vice President,
Z. 2. JANYIgR. Secietary.
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The Board Of resolved pay interest ofSII
PER CENT II CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the hodors thereof their legal representatives
on and after the 18th day Of February next ABo declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 cent? the ne
earned remius Of the Company, for The ending Deem
Der Slst, 1850 ter which certificates will he issued 18th
March
The EirectorB after reservinR ONE MILLION OF Doll
LA RS of profits have further resolved that all outstanding
Certificates of Profits Of the ssra of tho 1856 ne redeemed
and paid 70 the h1 rs thereof their legal representatives
and the 18Th lay February Certificates 10 he
produced at the time Of payment cancenen and ineres
after the 3lst December. 1853.
THOMAS 500. President.
JAMES .. DENEGEEy Vice President
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.;ssGgss s4 q pc ImE9,Ea J. VAST

sggss;EgSSEFSSap R4ePSas GbT XMEE1FA-Ilr. J. WEST
80 liz st. Charles street. continues supply
5!FSsssS&SSg9 loss Or TEETH Tihpu6 wires snTngG
upon his nav prnacipe of Gelf esion. This
method haa procured h1n universal npprob8tlon
G9ed hetngl e 1ncst ingenious system supplying ARTI
FIGA TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and IpHcotion and perfect natural
q defy detection by tho closest Observer Dr.
Vests nlohGd of 6Dg eoth with gold modern
iuroTeTnentg Those tgesed will rd these he
entirely and scrupn'ousy correct Dr. W. sincere
thanks TO the inhabitants Of New Orleans aud vicinity fo the
extensive practice they iaTered him with for the list GeIn
years Oicn ard esidarEe Ia Jhariea atrae second doc
Prem YAFlv ,tfn PrrLre ~
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N KEEKG DYEEE CS.........DYEEEs q
J.BONTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER,
M Rnurhnn

Has the honor to Inform tbs public that he assumed
the bQs2ess Of the Dy6in Establishment 10. IS Royal street
and that he M continue, heretofore, with the atan
tion for which he Is celebrated. !
The manner in which for theast teys years he has salts
ned the customers of his establishment Bourbes
street guarantee for these who honor him with
nNtTcnf 60
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STATE OF I4nU1sIAE4
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be it remembered that the ninth day of May 1850 before
the undersigned, Justice the PeNce in and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychand President
Louis larnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans, who, being duly according law
and that the foregoing and
correct transcript from the books of said company.
H PEYCHAUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day of May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of The Pence the Parish of Orleaps
The Board Directors have this day declared dividend
to thirty cent on the capital paid in Of This Company
the net earning Of the ending the Oth Anr 1860
able in eccord With Article Twelfth of the Charter said
Company, tO-wit
Ten Il. omit naid in, payable demand
the stockholders then mi representatives
h instant and @ balance to be credited inStalment
the uupaid stock notes.
H.PNTCuAED President.
$. PL3SSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
-DIRECTORs.-
8. PIRsrAn, a. Tmf0rest, P Nalochee
G. IT, Eernon Thos. n. Blake, B. Nnutre,
T. QneyroU1e, +. Moreno, Fl. Pcychaud.
nlylf
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4 GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
GLUSKEY'S POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
Encyclopedia,

oLUsKEYs POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Encyclopaedia,
ByH.W. CIUsEhy Warrington, nc.
Etoc2tnrs, among otlsr things
The y7ricns Party Platforms
The Kansas Tlegsution of Congress-
Governors Genry, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Seniors Green DouErs oltnms and Nessry stop5sp
TGo ;nalcrG Tottion d lie kansas Nebraska Bill
I.ecompton, Topeka ,,t J.eayonyYorth Constitutions
The Grittendeu, Montgomery, Sc. English Bls Til,
sppennng the Same including President Pjerces Special
Tle bred Sect Case.
The Constitution q the United states.
{$$s5sastoa'; TeSsTslI ,iH5s9ress.
Virginia aud kentucky Resolutions Of 1898 and ,9a
f I@y iep2Tt N %EoT OF me iss!11tion Of the Public
ane.
President Pierces Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Poroes Message vetong River and HArbor
Hhc School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
T&e CLAYTON bul@er Treaty
Extracts from Speeches FOR and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Responsiveness and Adolf
Mr.. Toonbs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messrs Fremont and BnGhanans Ietters Of Acceptance.
NJ: Gaiho4n'f Port Hi Address.
The 6IayBvic RoNd Veto.
4 history of Party Conventions.
Report Of Mr. Davis, of South Carolina on the Polcs
Power of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. BuchNnajL's Minority Report on tho same subject.
Gov Wise and Mr. Curthers' against the American
Organization and Hon A. H stuart'a Letters signed SMad
on,' defending it,
Kenneth Reyners Speech at Philadelphia in November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882
history Of With the yotes on, the vaflors Tariffs
history of hs United States Bank Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Fiilnore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion of public the power Congress oye the Ter
rit0rias
The Nicholson Letter.
Ths Nashville Conveu and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with every thereon seeouslly
classified. i'
The Compromise Measures OF 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmo Proviso.
with many other things, too numerous to mention,
Every subject fully treated every vote in onqress on
any subject hayi lg political Specification Is given ~
This eok VII nest up the public speaker fully on the Kansas
Sing CtYlta 50 ; Club Of Six. sI5.
,.as JAS B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
EA Fk.ladalpkia
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-, BRANCH OF sTRoN et's, No. 2, Co.,
EG1 No. 100 St. Charles street, EiI
Nearly opposite St. Charles Theater.
LoDGrNGst zoDGINGstI LoDGINGsli

hob"IHaSI 0oDGiNGSt II LODG1NG5il
This house. conveniently Pleasantly situated has baen all
newly fitted mp at great with spring mattresses car
pets and all the comforts 81 hrst-elass house Ali the a
lions the nearly all single eli ventilated
and we'll lii with candle lamp of any kind
netied which is The house
away from all noise of any snd there CON
necd with it; in fact il is the only house In i4
Try the kind 1t Ia situated the midst restaurants
and in every adapted to the travelling community.
Rooms be secured by the night month on apply.
ing ut the office any hour OF the day night
open ct NIL hours Gentlemen here business
to call and examine for themselves Price invariably 50
Songs House. l4 St. Charles Branch OF
10 Gravie street Sill carried in the way exceu
ha there Bar Room attached each is supplied
with choice Liquors. - 'pH
d28 HENRY gTp0Nc p-orr;a+or.
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G5FFss=55ssaaz1Ssaa ARTIFICIAL TFJEtTEF-The best
EEsEsssS cheapest aud replee Dental Establish
N~41LlY-LIl94 Canal street ~ -
His facilities for Epua Artificial are UNSURPASSED
By Practical ntist in the Southern States dofyng cospe
ton ard nj Cricas charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Den sry should procure where
tey G rely The experience skill egrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which cannot
be detec cd from the productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity the essential to youth and
henuy and warranted satisfactory for and artcGe
tion
PAINLESS TOOTHACfE EXTRACTOR, for reality ex-
tracing Teeth without pain suparseng ANYTHING before at
tanned by the proession astonishing all who witness it.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with aad skill and
for cheapnesS aud utility unsurpassed by others Unsk
fully applied Tec renoeed and guaranteed at mod
crate c!rges Atthe following prices written guarantee a
company each set if desired and found represented
Rtter two months trial their money will he returned
Full sets Sterling Silver bsa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Full sets finest finish gums, bound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 90
snl sets vu canzed Rubber, equal to gold FROM 50 co
En sets on Is carat gold base beautiful 50 %
fui SEES on Y carat gold bnse from IS to l2E 90
The most perfect gems that be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
- Dir. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
no ~ 1914 Srnet.
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x ArzmAK's TROPICAL ss0oE,rEe-

z ~ = - E' @ o-7H7 II" Tn HHa . = T3
Cheaper and superior to any ether Southern
crnate. "
!ts taEted and recognized qualiheR8re-
5ht- DnkABILlTY--eIuai TO the best slate roofs.
ID Observation-Disclosures any other; ne orsckE
or leaks being possible. - - - ~
3d. BEAuTf presents smooth and granite surface
stu ohEArf kssit costs much less than though nj
good any slate or wood roct, and less than nfsor
cost Of cutters and valleys =
9th. INCOMBUSHIEILITT-Ik will res fire. battar sha,
slats-r0of. "
5h GONVEHIEfCEIt will soften nnier the heat of
this climate md protects the buildings from in
tense heat Of summer. 9e5ST'''
TIN SDLlnlTf-It becomes harder and smoother from
psuTe can be pn roofs Of slope and being
aoes not require heavy atters to support wa it s
liable 10 c1-osion aud breaking require rep
The ''TRoPICAI R0oFIEGf Is chemical compound of
substances several Of which peculiar alone confined
IN ths city. -
Testimonials OF the above are In
81 the aga and may be verified by any person Wishing
fore contracting, 55571477ts55
~ orders left AZ tho Poscfice BcS No. s. WIN be
promptly attended to; fapply to
fc15 " corner of ami sFsra.a zir
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50 Front Levee aud g Fulton street opposite W vices
between Peydras and Graver Streets .
Manufacturers and Dealers STOVE and TIN NJ Rs-
Hholesala and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS. ..'-. = =
We most respectfully call this attention commission and
country merchants housekreperg 6d hotel prupretprs
large and wall assorted stock Of Cooking Paror Ocs and
asat1n Stoves comprising almost every kind existence
POS Hecas Uns Coffee reques, Toilet Sets Lanps Lanterns
and all kinds of Wares suitable for Cooking Domestic
In the city. ....-- II
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE % palI
adapted for thu of Hote Planters etc. We invite
particular attention. rG7F7=5I-sf-r~g
Sole agens for s. j. M,tchels Premium Lightning Rods
which will be sold ct manufacturers prices. n
Particular attention paid all kinds of House
iobbing Tin and Sheet iron Pipes Valley Gners Escpe
Pipes sand all kinds Of Copper Tin and Sheet Work
promptly executed. fats tf :
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\ moREAU,s REsTAURANT

q MOREAU's RESTAURANT
x i The undersigned, propreors of this known
establishment. inform their friends and the
public, that their house has during
summer nterregnu undergone the thorough renovation
endrepar and has been entirely refushed throughout
long has been Of the and
eonodione restaurants in the country having
tor number of private parties The all
tshngs the best quality and the harder will be supplied
with all and the best vans which the market aord
in the waknown and unaprroaehable style for
which this is noted The choicest brands
kent hand and large force Of experienced attentive
walters will be in attendance to serve guests.
n3tf I2S Canal street.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
EDWARDS RES
TAURANT, .SS ~
NO. Is Union street &sezAass4sAsass
No. II Union street.

Between st. Charles and carondees Streets Te Orleans La
The public and the friends or undersigned are hre
tilted fiat the above establishment has open pce te rS
day of November 80 ''
The h0.e is cpmnodious and well ventilated ard bs 1ocs
ton ia central and convenient 10 business and the nos,
pleasant in tine city.
s- Rooms for private parties and families all
times, and faTsiles will be supplied the shortest
Also COLD LUNCHES and Sc PPERS for Balls and Soees
The under signed having been employed in The principal
taHrants Of this has acquired thorough knowledge te
tsiness which lie confident will enaJlc him satisfy those
who favor the establishment WITH their patronage
JAZZ I'm EDWARD DEEFCJACD.
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ETALIAN MARBLE. OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS.
\ Veined and Pure White. For sale by
BAEELLI / CO.,
sels u 81 Common street.
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BEAUTIFYING l. INVIGORATINGi-R EGULATLNGi
For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage tho Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botehea
Eruptous tho Face, Curing Low Spirits Melan-
cUY, Di22i Paaon of the Heart, Pains in ths Head,
Back Limbs Whites and ali the various forms of Disease
Suppressed Painful Irregular Menbtruaion
which the Female Sex is subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the bringing on and
aug all circumstances. Iisranck's Female Cordial also
proves DO Female Invigoraar Beaufier known
ly tested in Mobile and proves be equal to
sill il has been represented,
The lady of the most prominent citizens Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss OF mind through apathy inactien Of womb
Lstrancks Fea Cordial all remedies
failed this organ excited healthy action she
restored health happiness and the society of her
family and friends E#
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate a-
male cases OF disease haye become known to the popeers.
Es~S0ld by JOHN WRIGHT Il Co. New Orleans; TALL
LIANT CO., Mobile, and Druggists generally. sea ly
q e4zo JOHN T8OnIPstR, SUCCESSOR TO
i5S G. BIRAELES, 1903 Rampant street. zaanHfaets
SSs eff Carriages RugEies, Spring Wagons, etc.
Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in all branches done Of the
eorfast "ntlSe. lastly
a. GIAItET WIN .CLAGSEF WINE
Eight aks coed bodied CLARET WINE Of dectlmportA.
ssj i BIRELLf L CO., 81 Cemmanssrssk
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certify foregoing copy of the original axtant
In my current archives.
Witness hlnd seal at New Orleans the 18th day
OF April, A, D. 1860 - ,, .
a21 WALTER Ii. PEIbESSi n. Z.
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TgNHIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
TIE
z 0 P e ms URANCE COMPAV
OF NEW ORLEANS
Ofce-Corner OF Canal street and EXCHANGE Plaza

Ohce-Corner OF Canal street and Exchange Place,
In conformity with the requirements their Charter the
Hope Insurance Company Of New Orleans the following
statement
Amount of premiums received for the year
endlRg April 80 1850 ................,.. SI2l72t15
Amount OF unterIninated risks, April 80,
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07

.r1.ntly dashed before the lines, and
a. their PERSONAL courage and example,
81. -;o, !. sted the ranks whenever they were
L.ken 1o,;
II TO his own appearance upon the field
-, to paw tribute to the devotion of
Z V,C,uieleracv Men, he said, who Law
,beir backs, wounded, bleeding and
-Isns,ed, when they saw him pass. though
= could DO nothing else, waved their hats
x ,.bsereI for JEFF Davis and the South.
~, the ranks had been broken, and the
we're somewhat scattered, when they
the President of the South in their
sS.,. shouted ;iat they would follow him
-,5e death, ami rallied once mo-e for the
:, and successful onslaught
The President alluded also TO the irnmen.
- AMI extrayagrnce Of the outfi. which
!: enemy had provided for their invasion.
rr5risi9us fox many days knapsacks pro-
.-lsl with every comfort ; arms the most
,.-Eect trains OF wagons IN numbers which
;ss mind coEld scarcely comprehend, and
,nbalances for the officers, stored with lux
.-iss that would astOnish our frugal people
.i,our these minions of the North had tax
i for seventy years, attended their march
n columns But the columns, themselves
sers scattered and chased, like hares, from
lie battle ground. throwing away and leav-
~ behind everything they could get rid cf
lal leaving US al the equipments We have
ssscribed, as the trophies of victory.
The President concluded with glowing
tIibute to the gallantIy of the soldiers of
cur army, invoking the praise and blessing
q the country upon them. He reminded
he people, however, that the enemy was
,till in strong force. and that much hard
ighting was ye, before US, urging the coun--
ny to unremitted diligence in pushing on
the war.
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
Important DiseIo.ure-Gen. Scott-s Ac.
acknowledgements.

Important Disciosure-Gen. Scott,s Ac-
acknowledgement.
TIE following Is a portion of the debate
whic, took place in the United States con-
creAs on the 9th inst. 1t shows that Scott
fought the battle of Manassas (if his
own word can be credited) undGnthe urgent
pressure OF Lincoln's counsel
: Mr.. Richardson-I repeat that Gen. Scott
had been forced to fight this battle l will
tell him what occurred yesterday morning
Ny colleagues Logan and Washburne) and
myself, were present with the president, sec
.etary of war and Gen. Scott. In tie
course of our conversation, Gen. Scott re-
marked, am the biggest coward in the
world" L rose from my seat. " Stay" said
Gen. Scott, 90 L will prove it 1 have fought
the battle against my Judgement, and l
think the President ought to remove me, to
day, for doins it, As God is my Judge"
he added, after an interval of silence, 81
did all in my power to make the army eff
Gent, and L deserve removal because / did
not stand up when could, and did not.
| stand here TO vindicate Gen. Scott. /
am indebted to the gentleman from Missou-
ii for the compliment he paid me. l de-
SHC ~ AOi SSii eAot ueIt Tic
last of a generation, my father and grand
father having fallen beneath the flag of their
country l. too, have fought uLder its folds,
at home and abroad, and God willing, there
| will stand till the end Of my life, defend
ing it against al. foes.
Mr.. Washburne--As my colleague has
referred to Cen Scott's remarks, he might
also allude to what the president said.
Mr.. Richar,Ison-I will do so. .'Your
couversationn i'm plies" said the president
to Gen. Scott, :. that forced you to bat
tie To which Gen. Scot: replied =.
have never served under a president who
has been kinder 20 me than you have been"
But Gen Scott did not relieve the Presi-
dent from tine fact of the latter having for
ced him to fight the battle. Gen. Scott
thus paid compliment to the President
personally | desire to say of the Presi-
dent that have known him from boyhood.
If you let him alone he is an honest man.
Laughter. But l am afraid he has not
hrmnesS 20 stand up against the politicians
around him.
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07

y CoSFAB BETWEEN OLD ABE AND OLD
Scorr.-A gentleman recently arrived here
from New York, relates conversation,
which, as was reported in Gotham, when he
left, took place few days ago. between Abe
Lincoln, L. L. d., and Old Fuss and Feath-
ers, during which the equity old soldier told
the /" King of all the Abolitionists - most
unpalateable truth. 1t seems that Abraham
and Winfield were riding together, review
ing the Yankee mercenaries in the federal
capital, when the former remarked to the
latter, General, this is splendid army
mighty large army, and costs the Govern
ment daily heap of money but why is
1t lying here idle? You once penetrated to
the capital of Mexico in three months with
oue-tifth of the force that you now have un-
der your command; why do you not push
o on into Old Virginia. and take possession of
the capital of the rebellious old dominion ?''
All - replied old Scott, {" the reason is
plain and palpable The men soho carried
ne 10 tie city of -Herico are the same thai
are now keeping me out Of Virginia.''-
Aew Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
E.l
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
Stop the Deserters (!

MARTIN WORTHINGTON and COLUM-
lvl BUS SIMPSON, deserted from my Compa-
nv on the 18th of June. 1851.
WorthingtOn took with HIM q small sorrel mare
with a wen on her right shoulder Simpson took
a bay or brown horse, with q knot on his left
shoulder. The mare was the property of the Com
pany, and the horse was a stray, that had been
brought into camp.
Worthington is about feet inches high, heavy
set, light hair and about % years of age. Simp-
son is about feet inches high, auburn hair
weighs about 165 lbs
will give five dollars re ward for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of each OF said men at the head
quarters of Gen. McCulloch's Brigade
d. H. REYNOLDS,
Capt. Chisot Rangers,
Col. Churchilf's Rept
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
Groceries, Hardware, &c

Just Reed by r. Perkina,
NTOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and To-. Car.
1y1 and Soaps. pepper. spices, ginger. starch -.
Water buckets. churns, brooins. ws.h h.s..Js
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobs.s, !.
various brands oystars sad HArdinss. '0 u
CASTINGS of every description. Nail. p,.-..
and hoes; pad and door locIs scrs,.s .nS flows
farming utenais Qf al kinds; Wins. 80 ''''s
Blacisxnith Tools, Of every dssor;rs;un =. :
A Largo assortrnsnt Of Crocissry ~ Cr....-
ware; 'as; Jegs' q' It tasks. Tia WSur -.
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
ST3AKED.

~STRAY AYED from the subscriber at
NAo Camp Walker, about the 18th
Of June, a BAY HORSE, I51s hands high, 4
wears old has white feet, and white mark In his
face He was raised on Frog Bayou, Crawford Co.
and will probably make his way there.
\ liberal reward will be paid for his return to
plantation of the subscriber ON Frog Bayou.
Aug. 9, 1861. c. A. CARROLL.
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
Memphis and Arkansas River
Mail Line.
tA
.S:s.&

This Line is composed of entire New
Boats this season, to wit:
IZETTA wx. WINDSOR. CAPTAIN
CHESTER ASHLEY, REEs P.IrcuARp, :"
LITTLE ROCK. jerks BEowx.
FRED NOTREBE, Il. L. H,NEs
THE above Boats have entered the Mem
phis and Little Rock Mail Trade permanently.
They are and hrst class passenger boats bull,
expressly for the trade, and equipped and fur
nished in q superb manner.
Their days for leaving Little Rock are Sundays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 p. m. aud leay,
Pine Bluff for Memphis. on Mondays. Thursdays
and Saturdays. at O'Clock. p m, connecting al
Napoleon with regular packets for New ORLEANS,
and at Memphis with regular packets for CAIRO. ST.
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and CINCINNATI, and with Rail
roads for all points North East and West
Small boats running in connection with this
line from Little Rock to Fort Smith, Van Buren
Ozark. Darlenele and all points intermediate.
For further information apply on board the boats
or to
JOHN D. ADAMS, Proprietor,
or GEO. S. MORRISON, Agen.
March l9 1861 If