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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-03
The --latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
miscellaneous News.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Milwaukee sTnrket.

~ MILWAUKEE,, May 2
Flour dull Wheat quiet at 68c for fresh
receipts. Corn dull at 4skc. Oats tlrm Al
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AUGUSTUS PoL1AoK,
Sole Agent for the sale OF the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America rs wei as Europe
having taken Es9 thirty-two first premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal IatrS
and in addition thereto they were awarded 4
INST prize medal ut the great International
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful clear,
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel.
lence of workmanship.
Every Steinway Piano warranted hve
years. Samples open for Inspection, and
orders efected promptly at
AUGUSTUS P0LLACKS.
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Hoyemenfso OF General lIeade--.Troops
Reported under Marching Orders.

EAsrPoRr, NE, May 1.-deneraI
Meade has Just returned from st. Ans
.drews, N. b., where he met General
Doyle, of the British army, to. consult
on Fenian affairs. 1t Is reported that
the troops here have orders 70 be ready
TO march, at moment's notice. Their
destination is unknown
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Dssmantlins OF Forts Completed
JefT. Davis tes 49,


. WASHINGTON, May 1.-The dismant-
ling of all the forts around Washing
ton was completed to-day, the different
garrisons having, by former orders
been directed to vacate all the earth
works in and around the district.
The Richmond Times demands that
the same honorS shall be paid to the
rebel dead as are conferred upon the
Union soldiers, and speaks of JEFF. Da-
Wis as the unhappy statesman.
The Heraldis Fortress Monroe cores
pondent says that JEFF. Davis is very
anxious for his trial to come of. His
health has perceptibly failed since his
incarceration, and it is reported that he
cannot live the summer through in
prison.
The Rebel war Debt.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Presi-
dent sent message to the House to-
day, enclosing letter from the Score
tary of the Treasury, giving the result
of his examination of the various
propositions from the British holders of
the rebel war or common loan, for an
adjustment to the satisfaction of the
United States. The Secretary says
none of them areentit1ed to considera-
ton.
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Arrival or German EmIgrants.

NEW YORK, May I.-Ihree hunufeu
German emigrants, imported by the
Georgia Emigrant Company, arrived at
engaged, and are to be paid one hum
dred and fifty dollars per annum,
boarding included, for each man, and
one hundred dollars per annum for
each woman.
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Land Wnrrnnts.

CHICAGO, Mayl.
Lend warrants are quiet and steady. We
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Transportation.
& OHIO R.R. GOMP'Y
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING Dec. g. 1855. I
AccoMoDAT1oN TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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Train for the West.

d WHEELING, nov. 2lst. 1855.
-NN=AND AFTER THE 2lSr OF NONEM-
" Der, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West will be dispatched from
the Depot of the E. & o. r. r. Co. at 40 n. m.
Of the @. o. r. r. trains ut I1:40 n m. and
voss5 p, m. = , noyz.s-u .
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STEAM SHIPS. 4
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
FOR new YORK DIRECT.
4 ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI TEaMsfi1r LINE.
PASSAGE REEJoED
~ FOR T., sesT d ABIs $40
sss, FIR SECOND GLASS $50
ss-No CARGO TAKEN ON DECK. Ca
n saa WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 9Th.
EoK NEW FORK DIRECT THE NEW
hrst class steamship
Missouri. 1860 tons,
JAS SHERMAN. Commander,
win sas aboye For freight rates. OF passage
,fhasing unsurpassed accommodations, apply 10
GARRISON 4 ALLEN,
q loi Common street, opposite City Hotel.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
BLACK STAR LINE
NOR NEW YORK DIRECT-BLACK STAR
Line Composed Of the following ste,ass Steamships
sail EVERY SATURDAY, on and after January 6th at
r NJ from their wharf Of St. Joseph street, First
District
MARM1oN R. Warsaw, Commander
~ ks
MONTGOMERY. &. -. :. /, Calvin Ryder. I,
HUNTSVILLE. s. X. Fred Croker,
FUNG sHuEY. ......., j. B. Hildre.h, s
The steamship
u tg FRED. CROKER Commander,
| will sail on SATURDAY, January a.th, at IN. n
| Cabin passage, $50. 4s5s 2st
Fer freight or passage having elegant Recommendations
apply to
80 Camp street. corner of Matches.
R. LoWDRN, Agent 81 Wall street New York.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
| FOR NEW YORK D1REcr-THE NEW ANH
splendid sdswhee, steamships
MORNING STAR. tons. Nelson, Commander
i EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 .Wmpsnny, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander.
NORTH STAR. 2oe4 tons.s Jones, Commander
NORTHERN LIGHT 1860 tons Weir, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Bell, Commander.
The new and frstcass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1900 tons. ...-, Commanding.
Il MERRIMACK.. 1000 tons. ..--, Commanding.
l200 tons. Howes, Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1000 Furber, Commanding
The composed of the largest elegant
ships been built In this country any
line They fitted for service and thu
upon which they Their passenger Accommodation
exceed by those other in the world
L R Passage sidewheel steamships FIRST $780,
cabin $40 Passage in steamships, FIRST cabin 500
Freight will be received at the Oompanys warehouse tn
landing all times during business hours and the Company
freight will always be made low any othe
4 line. 59 z
For freight passage apply to
j. n. 4CoURTENAY, Agent.
Il 80 Carondelet street.
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STE IA sISIIIPS.
& {sAsIaXHSksrTs6lN.


GALVESTON.
ron GALVESTON DIRECT,
BLACK STAR LINE or NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
STEAMSHIPS.
To SAN on TUESDAY, Jan. sd, at I \. ii
FoR GALvEsT0N--TIiE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamship .,
RI d SWIFT, Commander,
win sail al above from wharf foot Of ST. Joseph street
Pr freight having unsurpassed stateroom
- - ~ M Z GEO. a FosD1CK,
90 Camp street, corner Of hatcher street.
Z 3s$i$ s5sSs FOR GALVESTON. 534
ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
70 sail WEDNESDAY. Jan, 9th, at s Al
sEOK GALvEsTON-THE FAvoRITE SIDE
Kapidan.
JAS, B. MCCONNELL. Commander.
viii leave her wharf foot Of ST. Joseph street. as above
For freight passage having
| liS - II 80 JAMES CONNOLLY 4 Co, IS
IS Poydrhs street.
N R.-Frsight IL now being received BIN Of Ladne
| signed at the Office Of tho agent.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINZ
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS 55s5s5s .s 4
| Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, ataA n.
FOE GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
| Tho new iron steamship MI
| % Morgan, NV 2
80 JOHN Y. LAWLEss Commander
win leave as ADORE For freight psssage appiyto #
4 i. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
NBFreght FOR Matsgorda Bay will DO delivered the
ships tackles Bills adng viii be signed al the Agent
/ Office. Al II sSl5s 8Ss
Freight VIM Be received Monday, ed inst foo. Of ST. Josep
4 street.
PENSACOLA.
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Handicapped wonsd respectfully inform the public that
they opened office under and style above for
the IF " business spPsnrssning to REAL
Id this capacity they will act Agents In buying, sailing
ieasng en in collecting rents paying taxes etc and
VIII take charge residents abssnees IL the
city IN thu States of Louisiana Mis-
sissippi. Arkansas and Texas. 54 s3s sss .5.. Bse
Able legal counsel will Of doubtful
nicting titles By prompt attention ID all business and strict
faction Parties VIII give M dssscTption e property they
They have at present lengthy list If Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent.
Address the undersigned, Lock Boz No DIS, n O New
Orieans, La JOHN @. MILLER,
"a IN s. n. GARD. S5Y&
REsTEEscRs--J. H. Wells, Gov of La. Pike, Espeyre 4
Brother, Bankers, NJ OF, La Payne Huntington Co.. q
at Law, M o., La Hon Edward Mcease-
hea W60dyiite. Miss.
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woo.

Leaves every MONDAY at r M
EOK YAZ0U AND TALLaHATGHIE RIVERS
II The splendid passenger packet Warren Relle, f. s.
Butler master BASKET clerk viii leave Reksbarg for
hatcie river above connecting with the Magenta Quit
for New 0reanss and Molie Hambleton for Maraphs
For fuTther information apply to 83A$& 5f
VIRdfNIus O. DE NTzEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR NEWDRLEANsA AND yAzoo RIVER PACKET
LEASES Reg LARRY EVERY ALTERNATE TIL RSDAY
tfOk @ as ZEN ys0On. sLEFLoRE, yAz0o CITY
and all Intermediates andings-The hight draft passenger
Erkines clerk will leave above For freight passage
apply on board. to S go
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Receiptss w llEAilroad. {

ii. j. III @. N. r. R.4-,Jan 21--20 bales cot
TN Carroll, Hoy &co- ~ Payne, Huntington &co
ia Pitcher b Barrow II Stewart, Galhraath eco
il 8 Is d Cromwell \ 81 J R Powell--6s @ r ~ NJ
Allen 20 r /. Adams 81 Thornhil 4 Richardson
57 III j. Zuntz--4 GuMnings, Brown eco IA TO i Il
Coleman II Violet, Black &co-lo PritehaTd. +.
III Warren Il Crawford 2s Alcus q Scherckl to
Gusaehs 81 Ogden 10 Duncan q Raudall--2 Jno r
Kent III French u Nc Qnirk II Edwd Nalle--3 to
A Total 469 bales cotton
II N. a., O. n @. W. r. R.---Jan 2l---9 bales cot
ton II s Williams do a Gasac-42 do Lapene 4
Ferre@-l4 as seed cotton & j Schiff &co 40 bbls
imolasses q Sabatier--45 do 1 Dbl oranges R Hare
i do Dbl sugar | do syrup A N Gwin sundries
til order Total IA bales cetoon IA SKIS cotton seed
40 bblS anoasses NJ sg .s
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as esas aalg essssa asssaay aIssag asnaay "a lgas

N u Black u Payne. bennington &co42 IL
5ohn Fhslpa ~ j Watt NJ. 8 ] u Adams &eo
Schneider 4 gnbeFbler--sssl 10 orter--a Ben Toles
Aallo44aN0 sks cotton seed T. Grandper as do
s Nhited &eQ 40 hsstls sugar LOO hbls melasses To-
X Thibsssst hhis molasses y w Rodd 40 do 10
half bbla do Z hhds sugar Bouligny u Esclap OIL
a,aniries I'd order Total 2A4 bales cotton 4lS SKIS
oatten seed Al hhds sugar 200 bbls molasses and lo
~ GRAND EconF Steamer Maggs Hay. y
bales cotton j t 80 Payne, Huntington &eo-
Al al Miltenberger 46 Warren y d. II 70
n NJ Burbridgs &co Al M j znntzs -39 s " " e ~
30 Aiken s. Rainey 90 Bouligny Escianon-ass
10 Il Walmsley 26 Belloeq, Noblom &co-7z4 d9 Y
LID Blair &co 40 S Nhited III Seixas " Gon 2,
moi ls Il DaSilya &coI4 r Hare=-lA e. a 2 2
/ Gharuentier Ia j Med Taylor Carroll, hoy q,
1 coo FriedIander h Gerson-47 II ] Phelps Eco--a
/ s Black Stevenson d May Wiillainst NlAoii s.
/ COY II 81 Hatrel-1 Wood, Low 4 LuuWigsesn--T9
/ to Bower Garner b HaTrisoii- sundries 70 ofoef-
7as bales cotton d 4. 81 ts,aa
ootaon B 9 d Bnrbrideess Warren Y Crawford
II III H Nesr.nan do sk do to u Wasmsley
Il IA bois dare seed and sundres TO hides
Il Nv III M Chesney as do ] w Goslee PCS raii-
4, road iron + Herron-a So head Cattle ana y morse
q. Han Fnster-Tetal III bales cotton
\ d ora CHFrA RIVER Steamer r ] Lock
Il III baIea cotton Williams Nixon &co-l . Y Schori
q i9 EdWd Nalle--ll w B lhomps ? Il trtcaard
(, Elmer &eo8 to prder-A stevenson y y, q ma.
q Payne, Hunting &co-z spyker q Sanaaqgs-
q l. Walker sandries to order Total III bales
l TICKSBURG Steamer Marmora 1884 SKIS oats
It wv bales cotton to o s Quart 90 " I
Harrison 8 Son sundries TO erder--Iofai 90 palei
81 cott8n rs ~ @ NJ SiiS8
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STEAMBOATS,.
yI<,1xSHsFJEs(a.

Leaves Every SATURDAY. OF o'clock !. NJ
TOR vICKsBURG, NATCHEz, GRAND Gn FILE
rSna ana
and swift running passsger packet
regularly during the above For freight passage
s 81 4, sa,:s ,',.s street
!" - !. :, Nos il and 10 New Levse streets,
The sssRss Easans IL
leaves vckssurg every tuesday morning or the sr
leans g Memphis for s2s y, &,
through bills fading to Yaaoo City and Greenwood.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at 8 r. NJ.
STEAMER GREY EAGLE-J. NJ. WHITE, Master
FOR GREENyILLE, EGGS POINT POINT 1 LAKE
Pilshsrs Point stipwishs landing Lake
ricls Lsnng onego Misens Bend yisksbnrg s i
msaiats landings. +. 4. n,
Beads tSsde. leaving oa TH1 ssphY 4 each week.
vIoKsBURa, NATcHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 6r.x.
sea MASTER as sSHs hoagHs Al (
Fs1, GRAZ n
Gen. j. x. Qai,man. nj leaves Is sbove. Ns''ss' s
d fsEss Isahg 1aossp Mh master.
TOE sREENv AHLES es EEsdes POINT, LAKE
fsn aa aaTon s Asn
LaSdiag yslsbsrs Nstssss aTsad
landings gs
phis and Yasoo River with privilege Of rshpping on hrst
ref ss'ss
ssp RRffroN Front a s.fss ssn's ~ oonon =
= ssss & a aas Sc
'''N-''' -. vfaa1N1us C. pENrzEl, Advertising Asen.
/
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CAMDEN. TRENTON, ErC

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9th inst. at 8 P. NJ s44
EGK ca MID EN-, BEAcH HILL, ouAcHITA CITY,
landings 0uaehta and Black Rvers-The passenger
packet steamer Judge FIetcher,H i. Watts,
w. Smith, erk will freight passage
apply on board or to
CEAL0S, ALLARD 4 GOODWIN,
~ 3s5 = $50 t5 Ii Front and is Fulton street.
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaveseye WEDNESDAY 10 NJ, and every sATUR-
L5A 5ss DAY al N. Ill ~
GOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINE,tDoNALD
sonvlle, and NIL intermediate and superb
sdewheel steamer onsoon, S. Henu master j. O. Lbano
Rouge every MONDAY AZ 6A M, and THURSDAY at p M
! - 81 LEoNeE BAYHI, l6 BienyiIe st
The Monsoon will take freight all landings Bayou La
fonrche ~ 80
Shippers arc responsible for gsymsn, Of freight:
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT PACKET COM

NEW OkLEANs3 AND Sttlslsf EFOkf FAGhtsTl GVM-r
2as PANY. 5s5f{5 e as5 u
FOR sHREvEP9KT, GRAND BAYOU, cou-
Il ciiata Canpte Grand Ecore Alexandria, NorfnanfB,
Barbn'ss and all way landings Red RivefTh macans
passenger steamers Louis DOR, Captain Cheney
Johnson: DGublo0n, Captain W. O. Harrison, Nm
tIonaI, Captain Richard Sinno place B.
Hedge, leave New Orleans every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, as per Bchedule: NH 43.5s
LOUIS DOR. DoUBLCoN. ~
Tuesday, Jan. O. Thursday, Jan. 4.
NJ Thursday, Jan, Ill. Saturday, Jan l3 Il
Saturday, Jan. 10 Tuesday, jan. %.
Tuesday, Jan. 80, Thursday, Feb ].
Thursday, Feb s. y Saturday. Feb 10. Il
Saturday, Feb. II. Tuesday, Feb. 90
Tuesday. Feb. n. Thursday, March I. g5sY5a
Thursday, March B. 4.5 Saturday, March 10.
Saturday, March 1T. 80 Tuesday. March 20
Tuesday, March 81. Thursday, March a.
NATIONAL. ALABAMA
Saturday, Jan. 6. Tuesday, January O.
Tuesday, Jan. l6. Thursday, January 49,
TlSssday, Jan 26 Saturday, january q. t4S
Saturday, Feb. 8. Tuesday, February 6 Ma
= Tuesday, Feb. l3. Thnrsaays February Ii
Thursday, Feb. a. Saturday, February "a
Saturday, March 3. Tuesday, March 9.
Tuesday, March IS. Thursday, March i5
Thursday, March % Saturday, MHrch "a
: Saturday, March 81 Tuesday, April 9.
} For freight passage apply to 4
slNN0fT, ADaMs& WAYNE; % Commercial ACE.
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EKY ~ SMITH,

NRY II SMITH,
M COPPER TIN AND sHEsET IRON WORKERS.
Tbe Undersigned have arred eopaTtnershp under the
above title having lessea the extensive works lately
Rcd BY wheeler ForsA, corner Of Magasne and Girod
Streets execnte with dispatch and on the
most reasonable terms work entrusted 70 them aey have
eecred the services workmen Of the city and plant
e engineers and Others will fnd It to their advantage to give
them q call before purchxsng elsewhere. .
They would cali the attention Of the rnblic to
- 60 CREOLE COOKING stove,
manufactured Nv t and which, chsapless and dura
Shiiity sxcels any otAsT now In the Hlarke 3. . 4
iii axnecxad. 1 ED FRY
@ IA. SMITH. *
ID TKAAT6NTANA, IMPORTER or
FOREIGN FRUIT.
whossale Dsalels in kinds Of Dried and Green Frait
No. ii FRONT AND Ii FULTON STREETS,
Between Ceszuncn and Grasier streets,
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY 2ith inst, at5PM.
FOR CAMDEN, ALABAMA. LANDING. TRENTON
f ss
Watts master W; Smith, clerk, WIN leave positively
s1s SssE @ % s
of adng For freight passage having unsurpassed
RIPLEY . BRO. Agents, A Front Lesee. .
Leaves on WEDNESDAY oath inst, att r.H
NEW ORLEANS AND CAMDEN TEN DAY PACKET.
EOK CAMDEN, MILLER'S BLUFF, IpGEON
Hill Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe, Columbia, Har
and ell Landings on osaeh and Black
viii p Ass g
Edos5s q ss9sss stsss tree.
Is j. FENNIMoRls. IS Cd Leyee street.
nS ss s Ere 81 saes h With The privilege e.
MlNNoW, and on Tensas md Bayou Macon the
vIRaINIUs 9. DENTzEIs Advertising Agent.
Leaves TUESDAY, ga inst. at s ?. NJ
oUACHlTA AND BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKER
Steamer NAY A BRUNER,
r. s. Livingston. Masteri j. 81 Fowler, Clerk
hanrs rsasp III asnps &
oassiss aaa sass aisess bayou
~ TfDs apS " pSnsd street
on 1sssss r g ussaAE a 1T. It
ns ss ss s NV sss
g '''vs 81 sfs Rssisss fs..a
TTSs 3 phsH TsSsssRa a sissss
ALABAMA LANDING. BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW. BAY
on D'ARBoNNE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at o'clock r. ".
TsOR ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
tholonew ouaehs City, Port Union, Bayou D. Arhonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Har
risouburg Trinity and intermediate landings Ouachia
aud Black Riyars-The steamer
NJ II. Rock wood. 4
r. G. RAWLINGS, Master l. D, FULKERsoN, Clerk
@ Leaves above regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
SINNoTT, ADAMS g. WAYNE,
% Commercial Place
- or Ed. wINBURN, 81 Magazine street. Il
vIRGTNIUs o. DEaTzEL, Advertising Agent
ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAYOU
DsARBoNNE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s o'clock r. NJ
IsOR ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
tholomew, onachita City, Port Unon Bayou ,Arbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Har
risonbur Trinity all intermediate landings on ouachita
aud Black Rvers-The steamer
Nicholas Longworth,
JNo. w. ToBIN. Master, q. PRESS, WORK, csik.
In plseeef R j. Lockwoodl leaves above regularly.
For freight passage apply in board or to
HfTE 4 MURDOCH. Agents, 81 Grssier street.
Tho above With the steamer Victoria and
sl ake freight for all landings the bayou Arhonne with
privilege Of reshppngs and with steamer D B. Campbell
and will take fos all landings Bsyou Bartholomew
ii as tho Arkansas line With tbs privilege Of rsshppps
FIRaISIus C. pENTzgI, Advertising Agent
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MERCHANTS AND PEOPLEs' LINE.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at o'clock n. s8
EHOH MEMPHIS, CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND ALL,
IL intermediate landings - The and elegant steamer
Gtla sG0, W. p LaIotle, master, Matt u. Lowe clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply board
TO JNOt A. STEVENSON, Agent. s Front street.
53.s5 y1RGINIUS C. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, oath inst, at 8 n ii.
EfDK n EMPHIs. HELENA NAPOLEoN. y1nKs- 4
burg Rstchez mouth of Red River, Bayou Sara BATON
Rouge and oil intermediates landings " the Bendshe
James Allen master = Burke clerk will leave as above
For freight passage apply on board or to SsE n Z
JOHN A. STEVENSON. Agent, 8 Front ssr9et
or JNO e. HYDE Il GU, 1l3 Common street #s9 Il
vIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Gath inst At 9 9 clock 7. ~
Steamer HENRY Won PHUL-JAMES ALLEN, Master
p. r. BURKE, Clerk
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EaG,s
T. Point Greenville, Lake Proydence tMlkens Bend,
Luke Washneo Lake, Ashton Yicksburg Matches,
Gulf Rodney, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and al inter
mediate landings
liver privilege Of reshppng first clas packets
Yicksbufg For freight or apply on bonrt
JNO. E. HYDE CO. Agents,
g. y t13 Common street.
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REGULAR oUACHITA PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at PIE
EOK CAMDEy, BEECH HILLS, LITTLE BAY
= Miler's Bluff FL Dorado Ghampagnolle, Wilmington,
Moro Pigeon Hill Carysve Marie saline, Alabama Land.
ing onaclita City stelngon Trentsn Monroe snI all in
ternediase landings Ouacha and Black Rvershe spen-
did light draft passenger steamer Coos, Elisha Austin
master will leave above For freight passage apply
board, or to n ~ 53g4
N. O. DoNoHUE, Agent Tchoupitoulas street.
n. BThe Coosa connects with steamer Swan for Bayou
Bartholomew. ,4g9l-49,49 -
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REGULAR CAROLINA BLUFFS PACKET.
Leaves EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY, commencing %
#s5 WEDNESDAY, 2itn inst, at s i. II ss3 s5.55B
STEAMER LIVE nAK--r; r GaAEuSA; Mastsr:
Bluffs shreveport Eampta Grand Etores Gotile, Aexan-
dr and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply board or to L. JSa sTi5sg5ga Z
7'f CELLoS, ALLARD GOODWIN.
Front md lG Fultnr street.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS. .5s88s8t s n
Leaves SATURDAY, eth inst, ut 5 n N.
STEAMER MAGsnTA-T, P. LEATHERs, Master, a. B.
ELMFR, r, "A. OVEN and CHAs GfIGE, Clerks.
4 vile, fges Point, Lake Wsshngton GRIND Lake.
Carolina Landing, Ashton Pichers Point, Skipwth,a
ksns Benz n Gs
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
Yaxoo River, with privilege Of re-hppng on frstcass
A. STEVENSON, Agent
45 5F d Front street
Az business for Natrhez vicksbnrg and the Bends WIN
ceiye special attention. saSS FAC
y u
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, eith Inst, at 5 E.x.
TOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Esare, St Mauries sotils Aexandris ard az way Lard
w Spears clerk will above Fol freight passage
applyon board, or to WI a s w IL.
ID Front and 10 FULTON street
754 WI N. q. DON0HUE, 2 Tchonpitouias street,
Z A&S TIRaINIUS1G. DEETZELs 8as
sR fs49F ss4@F sSfS Advertising Agent
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Leaves On SATURDAY. Doth last. al 5 rx NJ
RED RIVER NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
PACKET COMPANY. u 55i
FOR sHREyEP0RT,G GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
u Ecore, Alexandria, NoInanss, BafIn'B
ngsTs elegant passenger Louis D,f1r Cheney
Johnson master win leave above For freight passage
apply board, SSgsf=g!a
,551 sINEoTT ADAMS & WAYNE. Agents
53Eis " s&57 5sl58 y rs Commercial Place
cELLos, ALLARp 4 GooDW III, y
IS Front and l6 Fulton streeet
C.. l., Advertising AGENT
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SAILING VESSELS.

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FOE LIVERPOOL.
american IisSs rs bark conrser. bekss msst
having NEST q her engaged H have quick dispatch
oAAnse y ssss GIFFsEy
FoE LIyERPOnL-THE FAST SAILING BRI,,
@ Win sas qae d anss Ct
- 'pp' TAYLOR 4 GIFFNEY 50 earondeles street
EOR LIvaRPOOL-THE FIRsT-cLass FAST
sailing New York packet ship alen., McNar master
nearly FL hss and win
nave a'R'SR HE ~ sihsss sp
on DAVID MeeoARD ea0-N'''' ''i''''
FOX LIyEREoOL.-Ths sas \, sailing Al American
W hare e
zs carondelet street.
ansIss .s SEw A VERY a EAST
Minis loading 1t Post Ii First District and viii have
e asea aRRs is street
ROE LIvEKPOOL-THE NEW Al AMERICAN
satk @ CAPT Moses i nov loading az Pest
TX ss'
For LIyEEPooI.4rHn 4 / AMERICAN snlP
~ g. -. Hnzeltine, q Ross Master is now loading and
hass eSi sRRs
EOR LIvERPOOL-rHEN NEW AL L1GHT-DRAFT
sanf ~ and o ". IT.
patch for 0sAnss ss sRifE q oaronae street
FOE IIyERfnoL- u, AL FAST n, SAILING n ING
hs i ~ eas a bas ss .
dispatch 90 ss5s y ssss fsssa
s. sssts NJ asss sss
pesas having hsr sagagsa VII meet With
p...ar 3 bsss street
ZOE LIvERFooL--rnE VERY FAST SAILING
A ship W.. Albby,, Capt. Bishop. having = large
portion OF and being small