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Boats Leaving i

LOB SAlko AEb ~: DoU1s-The splendid
ana win passenger packet Adam IaronE Losges
iof me above anu way points on Tuesday
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at S o'clock P. x. Shippers having freight for
above have asplendid opportunity by TINS Dosl
aud passengers may assure themselves Of =
pleasant trio. For freight or passage apply r.
tapL w. r.. Dill, agent, atthe Wharf6oats and
W. Postal, superintendent
FoR CARo AND ST. LoUIs-The splendid pas
seugsr packet huntsville will leave for the
above points on this day 9th inst. at pm. This
Is a large and commOdious packet, and her
accommodations are very superior. Larry
Harmstad, agent
For CINcINNArr-The Darling, a magnif.
Icent passenger packet, swift and reliable, LEAVES
on Wednesday, 9Th inst, at pm. for the above
and intermediate points Passengers and ship
per are directed for Particular 70 Larry Harm
stad, No. Il Jefferson street, AID Enoch Tay-
Tor, @i Front street, agents.
FoR JAcKsoNpoRT.-The gallant steamers Com
mercial viii leave for the above, touching at
an way points. on this day, 9th inst, at 8 pm.
Entire sRtisfacttsn Is guaranteed TO ali patrons.
For particulars apply on board or to wharfboat
aNfehfean." or IL Tate. Able & %, r. =. Walt
a Co, and Larry Harmstad, agents.
FoR VtCKsBURG.-The popular and swift
steamer Des Arc viii leave for the above and
intermediate points, this day, at b ?. M. On
thiselegsnt steamer P~9Ssengers are assured CON-,
dispatch. For freight or Passage apply on board
or to Tate, Able q Co, r. p. Walt Co., and
Larry mt agents.
For LITTLE RocK.-The fast steamer Celeste,
regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet,
viii leave for the above and way point Tues
day 9th inst, al 5 2. NJ; For particulars apply TO
Tate, Able & Co., X r Walt & Co.. ana
James 4. Bourne & Co, agents.
For CAIRO AND LoUIsvILLE.-The mag
nfdcent passenger steamer Morning star viii
leave Tor the above this day at 5 o'clock pm.
This boat Is one Of the most elegant
packets on the river, and passenger and
shippers would do well 10 apply to MessrN
james I. Bourne d Co, agents, No. y Jefferson
street.
For CAIRO, LOUISVILLE n CLNCINNATL.-
The splendid passenger packet Naugatuck
leaves for Cincinnati, touching al all way points
this day al > o'clock p. N. This boat sus-
tains an excellent reputation, and we would
advise shippers and travellers 10 call on board
or 70 James 7. Bourne & Co, No u Jeheron
street.
For NICKsBURG, NATCHEZ AND NEW Or
LrANs-That brave and reliable passenger
packet, Bart Able, as elegant and comfortable
as our best hotels, and, withal, a. safe and easy
going as a lady's palfry, leaves Wednesday at 5
NJ, 1t gives US pleasure to her TO
the pulaic. Apply 70 Messrs- James I. Bourne
q Co, agents. Office No. y jefferson street
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

NEW ORLEANS, March a-The Elremen's de-
monstranon yesterdaywas the finest one we evei
witnessed in this city. The Engines were beau
TRULY and tastefully decorated, and the daf
passed on pleasantly, with the exception OF thu
arrest by the military Of the band OF Nc. Bmr
playing the Bonnie Blue Flag and Other
Southern airs.
The steamer Mary Helm, from Shreveport for
this city, was burned on the 2Sth ult., In Red
river, With 600 bales Of cotton. One Federal sol
der was lost.
The schooner Wood, from Havana, and for
New Orleans, put into Ceder Keys, leaking
badly, with her center split and spars carried
away. she was condemned.
Brownsville dates 70 the 18th ult. have been
received. Mai-Gen. Gettey had assumed com
mand Of the Rio Grande District, rice Col.
Brown. Military matters were quiet Cortlnas
was about twelve miles above %NatamoraS ON
the Mexican side.
The death Of the Liberal Chief, Mendez, nom
wounds received in taking The Rancho de FAN
quita is confirmed.
An imperial decree has been issued which
seems 10 DO away with that which made the
Rio Grande ports free ports Of entry, the duties
being paid only when the goods went into the
interior.
Reports Of murders and robberies on the Rio
Grande, still continue.
mo report from the north was received last
night.-REP.l
Cotton is very unsettled. and quotations ave
nominal. Sales to-day 400 bales. Receiptsl472
Sugar Halls; Molasses 9Oa92H; Gold S2i stefling
i25s; Freights to New York =; Liverpool p
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DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamer Costa Plea,
from A~spinwall on the sd, brings intelligence
that Ecuador has Joined the alliance between
Chill and Peru, and that there is a prospect of
other republics following her example.
The Peruvian steam frigate Amazonian end
iron-clad Leon had run ashore and are a Dtal
loss.
The American steamer United States has been
seized at Panama, ii being suspected that she
was loading supplies for the Spanish squadron
The Spanish fleet was still at Valparaiso,
except two steamers which are after the allied
squadron.
The blockade Of Caldera has been raised.
A serious fight occurred at the Chincha
Islands between the coolies and their overseers.
A large number Of the rioters were killed,
The robbers Of Paymaster Ritterhouse have
been convicted at Panama. IT
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The -recommenda-
ton Of the Internal Revenue Commissioners to
reduce the whisky tax is not likely 10 be
adopted.
NEW YORK, March 5-The Spanish frigate
Coome, has sailed down to quarantine.
The cotton storage establishment Of 5 C..
Johnson, extending from Bridge street through
TO Pearl street, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Probable loss $4,000.
The Treasury Department has received fum
Charleston a new counterfeit $50 compound in
terest note. Large quantities have been Snug
gled into Montana from Canada.
The President has appointed W. T. Cogses-
hall, of Ohio, minister to Ecuador.
NEW YORK, March 5-Cotton heavy. Gold,
IS31zc.
European files Of newspapers report a large
meeting at. Exerter Hall, to celebrate the abol-
ishment of slavery.
An immense Fenian meeting was held at
Jones' Wood; 100000 persons were present. Sew
eral speakers, all asking contributions to the
Fenian fund, were greeted with the most IN
bounded enthusiasm. No serious disturbance
took place. OrMahony said that an army
would be landed in Ireland within six weeks
The Irish Bishop McClusky had caused a pro-
test against this meeting to be previously read
in all the Catholic churches.
RICHMOND, March 5.-The Legislature has adj
journed sine die.
Northumberland CeWper, in his parting
speech, declared hat the people Of the South
were now more thoroughly loyal than the citi-
zens Of other parts OF the republic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To rinters and PubIishers-WASTED-
Two responsible sober menlreliabIe printers pre-
lerred) are wanted 20 buy, rent, or for a siipu-
lated price take absolute control Of the edito-
rial. mechanical and financial departments OF
Two printing offices in different towns, both in
good condition, both situated on navigable
streams and ia the best Of locations. Applicants
must come well recommended and indorsed
Fer further information come and see, or adj
dress JAMES ELLIOTT.
Editor and FFOp'r Jacksonport Era,
~JacksonPort, Arkansas.
Memphis and country papers copy in local
column and send bin 10 Era Office. mr6-2t
German SetIouaI Bank-This Bank hay
ing been chartered. viii Doe opened for business
on Monday morning. March l2th, ls66. mr6-lw
Job Printing-our Job department is re-
plete with al the latest and newest styles Of
type and presses, and we are prepared 10 exc
cute al classes OF printing at the shortest no
uce and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
in your orders TO 70 Madison street. mr4-tf
stock Auction. STOCK AUCTIoS.-C. H.
Bracket & Co. ars having large sales Of stock
every day. This morning at ~ o'clock they
viii sell seventy-6ve head OF horses, mares anc
mules 20 the highest bidder. Parties wishing
GOOD stock for plantations should attend the
sac. The above named firm are well known
All the, ssu viii be guaranteed as sold or nc
sale. J. r.. Bsu4- IS the auctioneer. Go and see
him sell this morning ai-hout faL.
J. r. BAILET. Auctioneer.
sBrina-Ladies Messrs. Mack Bros. & BONN
No. u Main strees ,S-e receiving daily accession
70 their large and fashionable stock OF spring
dry gayda and II you desire 10 see the --latest
novelties OF thE season cal on them.
Mules. HOSES AID MARES AT AUCTION
This morning 10 O'Clock at NO. 81 EHd 43 South
Court street. by Lutz, windle & Co. who have
a hne lot Of stock on hand and guaranty all
sales or -efsnd the money. Auction salesevery
Tuesday, ThursHay and saturday.
JOHN v. GILBERT, Auctioneer.
II. Ch-fssal.-At bs large pry Goods sstab-
Hshment. 97 SIsIu street.. aad a. Court street, is
daily receiving his staple spring stock Of do
mesticN. Mr.. Hauly, Of that house, started
Fast yesterday, for the purpose % purchasing a
fun and splendid assortment Of Ladies Dress
Goods, ofueE sns latest styles, which they de
sign 20 offer at IS low prices. = not lower, than
ana house in the cuy-as Nr Haniy E!u pur-
chase 10 tEs 4eclined market Our ladies will
do well % deter perehasing for hneen days, as
he is determined 70 aAt sq9ds wondrousiy
cheap Tor cash.
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Just ReceiHed-Ws NOTES thai the well
known house OLA. Vaccaro & Co. isJust reeeIv'
ing a large and well selected stock from Ne"
Orleans. consisting 81 brandies, wines aud Ha-
vana cigars, also genuiue Scotch ale and Lon
don porter, clarets in cases and casks. We
would advise those WHO are In want7ofsuch ar
uoles 70 give them a call, as they can be well
suited in both article and price.
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Great HarsnfH-J. II. Wsggener a Co, &5
Main ~straet-selhnE nn % Cost-Having deter
mined 20 make a change "a oar business, we
viii sell our entire stock ofresdyWadp clothing,
gents furnishing goods. also youth and Hoys'
clothing "a cost. We will close ont our stock.
which is the largest and best selected stock 10
be found 81 the city. Country merchants aye
particularly requested 70 COLL as we are deter
mined 20 sell our, and viii offer great induce
meuts 20 buyers j.. Il WAGGENER & 90.
NOIICE.-T take pleasure ~ informing my
friends that ] am now with MessTs. :. j.. Wag-
gener & Co. and assure them that we are closing
out al great bargains our stock Of clothing and
furnishing goods, and viii be pleased 70 see
them. J.. ID. MICKLE.
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COMMERCIAL.


No dispatches were received from New York;
everybody was in the dark nobody appeared
20 care about buying; nobody seemed to trou-
bic themselves about selling, until there was
some reliable intelligence from NsH YORK. The
consequence was that scarcely anything was
done, the little that was sold was az 3 little less
than on Saturday, 80 cents being the prevailing
figure for Middling. We had reported 10 US the
following sales Z bales, Ordinary, at Doc; y at
Ssc, II at dc, " st 55c, Low Middliug; III at 36c,
81 at &c, Middling; I9a Sc, strict Middling; 2
At $50. 4 at s0c. Good Nfddlfng.
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Green Willis, murderer of Jacob Kuhn
and John Lohr, was hung on the LIST, at
st. Joseph.
Freight for the plains is starting in
large quantities from st. Joseph. Several
heavy trains have crossed the river at
that point within the last few days.
Thomas Stephens was jailed at st.
Joseph on the 26th., charged with steal
ing thirty-five mules and a mare from
@. A. Rollins, at Nebraska City, some
four months ago.
The st. Joseph Herald of the Goth, re-
ports that an unknown man was run
over by a freight train near Stewartsville
the previous evening. The man is sup
posed to have been in a state of ~intoXica-
ton. Both legs were cut off, the entrals
torn out, and the heart thrown to a dis
lance Of two or three rods.
-Four men were drowned, says the
Sedalia Times of the 28d, at Fishers
Ferry, Blackwater creek, on the 18th.
They were attempting to cross in a
wagon. Three of the bodies were found
by the citizens and brought to Sedalia, on
the way to Cole Camp, the home of the
deceased.
Last week the Platte county train ran
over and killed a man, a mile above
Winthrop. Deceased was about twenty
five years of age, dark complexion, with
black hair and yhiskers, and had on a
soldiers oyercoat. The body was taken
to st, Joseph, but failed to be recognized.
On the 18th, Miss Bette, a daughter of
Mr.. Garrett Minor, Pike county, was
burned to death by her clothes accident
ally taking fire, while she was preparing
dinner. Only her sick mother was pres
ent, and Miss Bette rushed out of the
house across an adjoining field, to where
her father was at work, and just reached
him, when she fell ~lifeless at his feet.
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BRASS JEWELRY
GOLD GIFT SALE.
Near Main,

OF WHICH the Bard, a casual visitant and
~ a imam Of taste, thus POLITICALLY narrates
I read somewhere, when 1 was young,
OF an eccentric German,
Who gave to every man he met,
Whose Christian name was Herman,
a fortune or a start in life:
guess the tale Is fable,
But uch things are AZ probable
As the Atlantic cable,
For here in Memphis we do see,
BY paying but a ~pitfance,
A fortune given to every man
Who en- but gain admittauce
To RAPP d ThAUEYs5 Great GIT Sale,
Which Is above the corner
OF Main. on Jefferson. Go there;
Forluek you'll be no mourneT
Why ramble earth in search Of gold,
Or dream OF tales romantic,
Told in some dusty, oIden tome,
How men, IN mind half frantic,
Delved deep into the bowels OF earth.
And drew therefrOm the ducats-
Not slowly, family, one by one,
But, honestly, in buckets;
When here tmark-2k
On Jefferson streets, the place. he
Can get "a fortune every day
From Messrs- RAPP& TRACEY.
For fear you don't believe this tale,
and think at 1bs Pm handy,
III sit me down and tell 20 you
The niOdUg operdndf:
Are you "A herO-wOrshfpper2
Have you an alteration
For men far-famed for iuteliecf-
Inc good men Of the uatisn
Invest, then, fifty cents, and buy
A photograph Of Buell.,
OF Lee, Grant, Johnston, and you'll draw
Queeu Cleopatra's jewel.
y something worth as much, at leaSt1
An album, chain or lOcket.
Do this, and here / swear you will
Put money in your pocket.
And mark this fact: That all their Gifts
Are Ike the Rose of sharon
The best aud Of their i~ewelTy-weil,
The sacred calf OF Aaron
Was mot composed Of purer gold
Than is In every present,
Which would, l vow, beht the home
( peer as well as peasant.
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TELEGRANs-The following kilograms re
main uncaned for az the telegraph Office up 10
March 9Th: o.. y. Robertson, J. Il. Tar, W. B.
Hsmliu, Babcock q ~Chamberlin, Jas. Naney,
Geo. Ricert. Grief Prather, s. A. McGinnis,
Judge w. B. Eagan, R. 5. Bowles, Henry Thomp-
son. B. F. Brown, Mrs. Nettie~ Slaughter, Charles
Bohn, z. Bouton, J. Levy, Vim. Priest, Mrs.
Green, H L. Burgett, BIC Brown, O. P
z Via
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MEMPHIS, March 6.-imports as copied yes
terday from the books Of the Merchants Elk
change, were a. follows:
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Bradley's Dupse4 ksaliPtie skirt,
.JRs aSss paRuH and asxpls u us> For
WALKER BROS. q co,
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Buggies for satr.-A varety OF styles Of
TOP aud no TOP buggies. sine,e Rnd double, at
ths warehouse Of DAVIS, Allison s c., on JEFF
ferson stroet Apply also to JOIN T. Shirley q
Coz - Fropt street mrs-eoo@N
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b The Russian army has been re-
duced from ], i35,O0G men in 1854, 10
$500 a lower figure than that of the
army after the close OF the Crimean war.
The military expenses have been re-
duced about 35,000,oO0 roubles, about
z 5000, 900.
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Meeting of Bank Officers in New York.

&EW YCRE; March :.
The following resolutions were adopted
at a meeting of the association of bank
officers yesterday:
WHEREAS, Measures are under con-
sideration in Congress for the consolida-
ton of the public debt, having also in
view as their ultimate object the restor-
alton of the currency to a specie basis:
RESOLVED, That this association deems
all these deliberations tc be timely aRl
appropriate, and to be deIsanded by tho
best interests of the county. " : 'ii'
Res6iUcd, That we deem it to be an
indispensable prerequisite of such meas
ures that a systematic plan be adopted
for the regular redemption of National
Bank notes, as recommended both by
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Controller of the currency.
Resolved, That without such a plan in
effective operation, any movement to-
ward the cuTtailnent OF the legal tslde,
issues will inevitably result in the suhstii
tuition Of a currency calculated to pro-
tract indefinitely existing financial diff
c%ulties, land to increase the embarEass-
ments both Of the Government and the
people, 4 ir'
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Freedmen,s ATairs On texas.

opecllI % Ine JhlcagO TImes.I
W~AsHINGTON, Match !.
Gen. Gregory, assistant commissioner
Of the kreedIneh.s HureaH tor texas, has
made a report to Gen. Howard, in which
he says that the rates of money wages
paid to the free people in that State are
from s. "a - ger tlogt,,, a. spsuis, 90
gether with quarters food, fdeI, medical
attendance.and clothing. Inmany other
instances, instead of wages, a portion Of
the crop ranging from one-Quarter to
one-haif is pledged td'the isSoref, ana
occasionally, in addition to this liberal
allowance, the laboreFs are boarded and
lodged gratis, In the whole State, out Of
more than 100000 freedmen, only about
81 are now receiving government sup
port.
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Change Of FiFm-Aessrs Wilson & carter
having purchased tho Interest Of DR.. Laird In
the Arm of Wilson, Laird & Co VII continue
the grocery and commission business ~ lei
Main street. They are capital business men
and deserve public patronage.
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SUBURBAN
City Residence.
Nineteen Acres.

Front on Wellington street. Good hOuse-hve
rooms, out houses, nue evergrssns in the yard
Price, S~l5gV-one-halI cash balance IN one
year. S5750 ali cash.
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Wanted
$4,000 Union Bank Tennessee.
ssiOo Planters Bank Tennessee.
$4,000 Bank Of Tennessee (uld lssueh al Ogden
Tobev & Co. Bankers No. 10 Jefferson street.
marI-eodl0L.
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ERAL AGENTS
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Gotten Factory

: situated In the Southern Border OF Tish0-
Nlago County, Miss, Is miles south Of Iuka,
Mss, on the road IN Fnrfo1
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Have for Sale and Exchange.

, Laage List Of Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing 10 buv-w will
md IL 70 their interest 70 call at our Office.
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FINANCIAL.

mastery state OF inactivity pervaded the
Money market yesterday, as Monday IS always
a dull day in financial matters, and more es-
pecially at such a time as this. So many coun-
~.iarfeits of the Postal Currency have been in cir
c~ulation here, but few were willing to take
those Of the denomination of Fifty Cents, and
the probabilities are that within a few days
they will be generally refused. Gold is still de-
ulining, and a number Of our Bankers refused
70 buy at 80 yesterday, though we heard Of some
sales at a01S. There is no Silver in the market.
currency still remains close, with little doing.
Uncurrent Funds are quiet and unchanged
since our last report.
ether
CINcUNNATI-The Commercial of Saturday
says:
Gold is again placed at lower quotations, and
increased offerings are, as usual, the cnnse-
quence. Banker ind among the lots purchased
some that have been for a long time boarded in
the South. There were purchases here early in
he day at our last quotations, but now Sc.
premium Is the ruling buying rate, with deal
ers. and SC. premium remains the selling.
Exchange was in large request again to-day,
and as the Currency pinch has turned, dealers
were hrmer in adhering 10 the rates given in
our last.
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Irish National Celebration grand
BAN and supper viii be given BY the Fenians Of
this Gty At the Greenlaw Opera Hall on the
night ofRL Patrick's day (the nth inst and
viii 10 nd doubt 3 YER recherche and brilliant
fae.
Forrest and Sweetest Cod LiVer CH II The
world Manufactured from fresh selected LYars'
~ he sea coast. This oil is characterized by a
gweeiues and purity peculiar 20 it alone. It,
reputation u - great that 80 takes the lead Of
other oils, and Is unis1Esly prescribed By ply
sfr,ans Remember TO ask f,r a" Hazard & Cas-
80 cod Liver 81" samples HrEisbee free
10 the ptession.
CAswELL, MACK 4 Co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
For sale 10 Memphis, wheleZle and retail by
q. W. JONES 4 90,
n.~e,sr. 81 Main street.
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RECORDERS CoURT-Before this Court twenty
persons were tried yesterday. Five for tight
ina. and nneen forvariouSu minor ofenses. The
zines amounted in the aggregate to slZ7. Deci-
dedly the lighter amusements OF fighting "a
getting drunk are expensive 20 their votarieS
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O~BTAESUNG NoSEY UNDER FALSE P~EErENCEs
William shasr was brought up before Esquire
&c Creighton on the complaint ofJanes son
per, Agent Of the American Emigration Com
pany. charged with obtaining from the COM
pany 81 on false pretences, and was held TO
bail ia the sum Of S}0l0 10 stand his trial before
the CEmiuH Court.
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In Dssha county, Ark; "a Acres IN cultivation
10 acres IN cypress brake 100 acres IN tract.
Also, 100 acres sdjOining; 900 acres in cult
walton.
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We were unable % procure the ofhcialr returns
OF the election ia this county NTH a late hour
on Monday evening. and for convenience OF
reference we present them m the annexed tab
ular form.
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MEMPHIS& ARR. RIVER PACKET 90
Matte RALr, ssp't, K, ". LIGHTBVRS, Sec,
For Pine BIuf, Little Rock and all Way
Points.
CELESTE Reese Pritchard, master
This splendid passenger steamer d.
will leave As above on -
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at > pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
LARRY HARMSTAD, agent,
mari It Il jefferson Street.
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All Goods Delivered in the CITY Free or
Charge.
fsbqa In,