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ELEGANT DREss GoODs.-Wc call the
attention Of our friends, and the public
generally, to our new stock OF Spring
Goods. In the way Of elegant dress
goods, such as silks Of all styles and
prices, poplins, grenadines, organizes,
printed linens, DC, we think our assert
ment will please the moat iastideous.-
We have attempted to get II stock, not
for the fashionable alone, but to meet
the wants Of the people in general
Our stock Of gentlcmen's furnishing
goods embraces the latest styles. We
claim to have purchased our goods IN
der the present moyhet prices, and have
no fear Of competition. Now is the
time to buy while prices are down; and
those who want the best goods, at rea-
sonable prices, would do we'll to call
and examine our stock. We do not
think the ladies can call for an article of
their wear which we cannot supply
Call on r. G. Handy " Co., Winches-
ter, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

] will he absent two or three weeks.
Persons who have promised to pay
me individual debts can pay to ID. II.
Slater, who is authorized to act as my
agent, and those indebted to W. j.
Slater d Co., will find Mr.. Dnlin at
the Home Journal Office ready to re-
ceive the same
May lTth, 1866. W, j. SLATER.
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NOUNCEMENTS.
For IHOyUeN General.

we are authorized to announce DAVIS
". CLARK. Of Lincoln County. u candi-
date for Attorney General of the Sth Judi
cial Circuit composed of the counties of
Lincoln, Franklin, Coffee, Grundy. and
Warren. Election 18th Thursday in May,
1866. [mar3l tdx
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w ANIMi>.-A WHITE WOMAN,
w without children. and of good char
acter. who will cook for a small family.
She shall have Il good home, and good wa
ges. Apply at this office.
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JOURNAL,
TOour New York and other a cents.

You VIII see orr advertising rates in the
bonn" journal cent You. twill be useless
10 send us advertisements for Insertion at
less than these rates. And your commits
SION must be added to. nat dcducica Gou.
sad rates. If other papers Discriminate,
We shah not.
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tho cJTgl,q Of hurn;ra nnarn chnroLn.
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traction Of the spectacle, Rrownlow
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treason keep up in Tennessee. How
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The editor Of this paper will be alb
sent two or three weeks. Perhaps he
will send II communication now and
then from the Empire State.
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For INr COWeCtOr.

We are authorized to announce HENRY
WEAvERa candidate for Tax Collector for
Franklin County. Election in March, 1867.
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CAnRECK ACADEMY,
UINCIEST TER, TENN.
The Rev. 7. i. KNIGHT, D. D., Rector,
Mr.. CLIO. BOWERS, Assistant.

'IHllS Institution will he reorganized on
Monday, 2fst OfMay, and contin-
Ne TO tile end of July-ten weeks. when
of August.
Iupiis OF all grades will be received at
my time. and charged, according to the
ron Two to Five Dollars per
Month"; payable in Advance,
eAc'pt IN eases of special agreement.
mayl9-1t
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G!ngsong Wanted, aud the highest
price pail. at WE Nillen'' Cheap
store. in Winchester.
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ID. 8. LOGAN,
WINCHESTER. TENN,
Keeps on hand a large supply of Family
Groceries, II guarantees that his
Stock comprises rs good an
assortment. and ut
Us reasonable
prices
CAN BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.

In addition to his Family Groceries. to
name which would be a tedious task, lie
keeps all sorts of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Call at his Store. southwest side Public
Square, in the house formerly occupied by
James Campbell. If
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a fish was caught in the Tennessee
at Chattanooga on Tuesday which
measured eighteen feet and some inches
in length, and weighs one hundred and
seventy pounds. 1t has the shape of g
porpoise, bu. is covered with long
shaggy hair, and has a beard around
its mouth, which resembles a bung.
hole more than anything else. 1t has
a paddle in the centre Of its body, and
IL tail like a rat.
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Steamers earing IAis Eall.
ID arvraTrsED N rHE n o. oREs7ENT
Obs courts.
Cases Set for rrial This Day
rHLnp pIgrnloE oousr.


j. Mcdonald vs. Pat. HaYs-Budd. Dufour.
WE. Long vs.. Adams Express Company Nc
Margaret James Vi. j. Moynahan- Warren,
Lacey.
b. 4. Newton rs. Mrs, Mason astera. Hunt
VIM. sheeran vs. Krup 4 Beek-Budd. Hor
i, Massagm ". j. Jewet-Badd, sambola {
j. { q. III Cobb 4 Co. VS.. Yose Bros.-Boyd
Saucieg j. Michinard.
Z, n. Huntington, Agent, etc. VS.. Thos. R
Fisher--Hantington Schmidt.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
u pretat & Cows, Jean Lacaze- VOORHEES,
Nein & Bro, vs.. W. W. MCCARTHY Mcoay
Mitchell.
]. Burcket vs.. W. Hopson-Breaux & Fenner
Currell.
Peet, Simms & Co., vs.. N. York Mail s, S. CO.
Breaax s. Fenner. Sullivan, Billings & Hughes.
J. Loeb VS.. q. Hernstadt-A. NJ. VOORHEES,
Phillips a. Levy.
Mrs S, a, Silliven vs. Belocq. Noblom & Co.
ElInoIe King. AZ 4 NJ Voorhies,
P. Dryer & Co., VS.. Steamship Alabama Cohen
Hunt g. Denegre.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Mary Regan vs.. D. Pretto-- Bonner. Rey
noids 4 Davidson.
Fuselier.
Paul Fosse vs.. Jean Aurianne Cambray
Magne.
:. Launoy vs.. Pontchartrain Railroad Company,
ct al Gastera- Grima, Briggs.
John Daray w. captain and owners steamer
Fanny Pearson--Wenck. Browne.
Mrs. Dominique Estrada Us. Jean Terre- p. y @.
Morel. Lambert
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
jos. Peters VI. Daniel WiIken sambola Du-
eros. Howard.
CT Deiery IS. Paul Anglade- -Lareshe. Via
Joseph Mendez VS.. August Yignes-Lareshe d
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NEW YORK Steamship George Washington
Asstd mdse.
LiyERP06r-Bark wapello-5s78 sacks salt
to order
MArAN2As-B Bark Aberdeen-l84O bxs sugar
Is Muris6n SEQ.
MATANZAS-B bark w B Almon-22s3 bxs
sugar te J 3 Murison &co
MATANHAS Spanish brig Flora 4 60 hhds
molasses Durd Zafrata
MArANzAS-Sehr Louise-9S hhds molasses Ss
tics DO 81 bbls nolasses. $50
| HAVANA-Brit schr W Chapin-lIS hhds
molasses so ties do II bbs do.
/ ST JOHNS, P R-schr + e Faleens-49 hhds
sugar o B Graham-l2O bbls sugar 90 bids sugar
| Is do molasses to order. o.
! MATANiOROS-Mex sehr Sopma-GarSo,
NEW Y0RK-Brig Ira-Astd mdse
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gluer 9nteIllQenre,

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3uesdnY ] 81 l, 1856
As q goFs, Aae weather yesterday was hot.
We have iRad no raiahere lof some lima. and ths
soil bpraag hot with difeulty eaa III M lev -.
during the greatsr part d me aay ~ waIks5 vi
the purpose q Observation, Though "a NAV s .s1
with safety sAat the scensFy not y gratifying 4
view
Bniuess on the landing yesterday was i. uoi.s !
dilapidated csnilition.
The f.yorite Rsd River packet I.oais d'Cirarrvss
yesteFds, with fsiF tin. She IS receiving, ani
leaves aga In io9moHow evening, positively, cap
lain JeIlaso. a in oammaudi ana Messya. Smith an
Groves eiscl te % tie Office.
The staFIlsA + 4. 2, Hine aa1 Live oakars 81
receiving, sad leave FOR Ned River tolaorTo9
evening.
gHe Texas and Rat Roy both leave to-day, III,
faFnef iqg above ihs Hafs aaS the latter ier Jelsr
a1a
Iae Jadsa Fletshar, ore de hest sieaaers
ssst arm 6 oTf a.iFe1 ssexaaY u tf'as.
Aas 5easisiagl aee leaves ts-nalgoH p2sidFelg.
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Assce,nt. IL Rn,,.n.a

n. O., J. n q. N. R. R. April $50 bales
cotton J Z Po,welI-s n C Gullott-3 sykes Il Con.
iey,--al Carfoll Hoy &oo--52 Campbell & Strong
| 4 ogSNast, Saloreath &oo--l G A Green &eo-I7
Eriedlander 4 Gerson-60 THAI Nj Allen 70 to
" Wheeless &col r L Adams to Britton 4
Moores5-9 Hogan Patton--5 Walker 4 SNYDER
Douglas &eo l2 do T NJ Scott &o11io M / smf n
&ep--16 Champlin y Arrington--2 NJ ] guntz Zoo
10 Byrne, Vance &co-2 i m Alerritt-l 70 Cham.
Wsrreu q Crawford 20 do II Elmer SEQ Totsi
s04 bales cotton.
April soth-ia bales cotton TH&JM Allen
J /, PoFoh-S4 do to Battle Noble &co-5 do to
Wright, Allen &ee-l9 Payne, Huntington &co-S
phos X Scott Geo -27 Carroll, Hoy &eo--t do To
Jno Z H&rdie itco-Totai y bales cotton.
N. o., .. & q. w. r. R-April $50 hates
moss Wfight 8 Hail-20 Dc Ky Teie--iG &c " D
GRilIess--i5ss 4se,sss9s 4 I2sghere8R-SI5n bhI7
garltoes L Susll--l2 Ahds sFgaF&5szs cotton seed
AiltenberEee- DO 10 Gisy { Piaoka1d-and
qndgies 10 QsIes
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
CAing at Havana and Queensownto and embark
and Passengers; taking Cotton signing bills of adng
here at through of freight hence to ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
GOtheuburg and Havre.
Storage passenger tickets granted here bv this
passengesfrom liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult
The final port of destination may be sither Bxed on Signing
the bills of ladlng, declared by the holder of the hill
Of lading within twelve hours the soamer,s arrival
at Liverpool thus aIording the importer the choice of
markets
rTvHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between ..
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
tons p Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI I'LL tons. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons A Finn Captain
MISSOURI, 1854 tons A. Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS tons. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM L. Mesuey, Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons ...J, Graham, Captain,
CAROLINA .l6 tons. a.. j. Halrby, Captain.
1913 tons. H. P P Couche, Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl25 gold, s equivalent
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw L CO. Il CarOndelst street,
cOnsgnees goods are respectfully desired present their
Bills of Lading at the office their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for tho same.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE SEQ CUR
RENCf
To sail on SATURDAY. May 18th, at AM
FOR LIvERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Bolivian.
Cargo is being received at the Company's Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing puncuay
SATURDAY. the 18th of May at o'clock NJ, and be
followed by the BRAZILIAN Saturday, the 18th May
Cabin passage Liverpool sl25 in gold OF its equivalent
in u S. Currency.
For freight or passage, applyto
HUNTER, AsKEw Il CO., Al Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted here to shippers
~ Bills of lading for this Company (which can only
signed will be had at the Agents office as above.
The ALABAMA will sail on WEDNESDAY I'd May.
FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, May 5th., at O'Clock A. N
FOE LIVERPOOL THE MAGNIFICENT A
fasts sailing steamship
Concordia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
viii leave as above, from Post "a, Fourth District
Cabin Passage. ,.,.............. SIPS in Gold
steerage ..,.............., $40 Currency.
For freight passage, having splendid
cabin and Storage passengers, apply to
CRERVY, MCPHERSON CO..
Corner CaTondsIet and Gravier Streets
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Per steamship Geo Washington from New York
Adams EXpress-Atantic and Miss S S Co--H
BIaize &co-F Avet q Cambon--Aaron & Myers
Abraham & Goldsmidt-A Arent-Bloomtield &
Steel-Ward &co-J Blohn-j L Baninger-G W
Banker &co-G Brown-B FL Bowles-A BiIanger
j Bouvet-M Bocht-Blelock &co-Booth &eo-H
Blaise &so--H Brisbie-W Fl Bunnell-R Bleakley
&co-F G Barriere-Y Backus-H Barrois-Loeb
Bearing-Banchard &co--J Breen--J NJ Bayey
&oo--W Bruce-Chas Black &co-M Berwin-J
Busteles-G Bodet-M F Borzano-A & Blackman
J A Blafer-D v Benjamin. Brousseau-G ]
Babbitt = Brooks & Mcdonald Bauer W
Converse-J Fl Carter-P ] Christan--J NJ Court
neY-John Chaffer-J W Chapn-D CoYingtOn-
Conner & Seixas-Gollins & Watson-Martn-J A
Dejisn- ChildeTs, Tarleton &oo--D R Carroll eco
Z Danziger-P Duval-P DWyer--A Drez-Duval
u Smith-Douglas i Vest D'Arcy-A z Duu-
bar &co--Drake & Markshem-W Durbridge-J
Duntze-Dndley i Nelson-E Deutsch-P 0 Don
nell-Jss Diggle-J w Dryer Epstein--George
Elisa Eusts-E Eichelberger-S P Eldridge-
A Eagen-M Taylor &co-D Edwards-T Fitzwil-
liams-Fairchild, Yerhoof & Bingham-Foger eco
j S Falk &co-A Falk &co-G S Ferre-L Fiz-F
Fabre-R Flower orsheimer &co-J Flemming
Frank & Stratton-Fatjo 4 Brunasso-Fiseher &
Ross-M Friedman &co-J FRANKIE A Fosdick--
Finkle-G Goldman &co--J A Gusham-H B
Griswold-M A Gauche-J NJ Gould-A Griffin
A D Grietf--Gougenhem & Levy arthwate L.
L Graff-P CALVIN Giquel-J Gonegal-E Cir
ard-D Gowan-Gueble l. Goursaud--J W Gaspar
8 P Griffin &co-Grieff & Byrnes--J Gauche-J w
Goslee-M Greenwood & Son-C 4 Greene Og-
den-D H Holmes-Jno I Hardie &oo--E Hart
Hoffman & Marks-Horter, Peterson & F-B Haus
w 81 Henning &co--J Hirzog-Wm Hasien-E T
1L4skel-T H0chsteine &Go-S A Hoyt-H Hubert
Jos Hayne--J Holz-F A Haher &co-Capt q q
Horton-J P Higgins 6sco--W Healey-D Har-
rison-Hogan & Patton-l Harris-D Hurley-S
G Hickey--Hill & Verega-J 6 HASH Haufer-
NJ Joeus-A Jennings-F Janfroid-D John
Kaiser-Kneas Mayo & Dormant Fl kept
Keeier-J a Keeler-W lei LitGhfOrd--A LEWIS
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Bark Jennie Cobb, spaulding, for Havana, ballast,
Thorndike s. Norton
sohr j W Maitland, Horton, for Cedar Keys,
G w Hynson geo
sIoop Matte, Adritoe, for Galveston, in ballast,
Master
schr Express, Conant, for Havana, in ballast,
Goldenbow Il Lesparre
Mex schr Luz, Lopez, for Matamoros,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK NALL STEAMSHIP G0mFAEN,
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
E1OR NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .24o0 tons, Nelson, Gommanders
EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 tons. .Wnpenny Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. ,.... $500 tons. Bell, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The new and hrst-elass steamships
MERRIELAGR. $500 tons yansce, Commanding
MARIPosA.. 1900 tons Quick, Commanding
MONTERREY. 1900 tons Whitman, Commanding
The and frst-class screw steamship
Monterey, Q2OO tons)
WHITMAN, Commander,
VIII the Companys wharf foot of jackson Square,
SATURDAY, April 28th att NJ, precisely
The Line composed of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which been bu in this country any home
line They arc In every respect fitted service and the
route pon which they Their passenger accommodation
excesd by those eff other steamers in the world
Passage sdewhee ships first cabin $50; cabin
$40; Passage in ships first cabin, $50.
Freight will be received at the Oompanys warehouse the
landing times during business hours and the Company
rates freight will always ade low by any ohel
line.
For freight passage apply TO
J. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent.
A3Carondelet straet
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

GULF STEAMPHIp LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
1a.-cOmpOsod CT thefollowng screw steamships:
Alliance,
H ). AeNEw, Commander
Planet,
G. Il. HALLOWELL, Commander
Exact,
CT. wAsHBURN, Commander
c. Castro,
GEO KAsTNER, Commander
These steamers all insure at the lowest rates and take
freight for all points the Alabama river, giving through
bills of lading with privilege reshippug Mobile They
Will also receive freight Mobile New Orleans to be for
warded the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility accommodation will be given to ship
psrs and cOnsignees
Shippers will please procure the Agents. office
before shipping and will have their bills lading signed
the same place. PERKINS & HERSEY,
s. JONES, Agents,
by. 70 Carondslet street, New Orleans La.
STEWART OSBORNE, Agents In Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY PACKETS.
oeo VII OE4oDAl may on the arrival OF the NJ
Pontchartrain Railroad train.
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Frances,
... A, L. MYERS, Commander,
wiz leave as above carrying the u s. Nails
Bills Of Adng will be signed the Agents Office until 81
Pm
Freight taken % per cent less than card rates
N, B.-No freight received after 81sPM
l. c. HARRIS Agent.
Corner Camp and Common streets.
R.5-Co oil received in metal packages only.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, LIST inst, at 4 O'Clock p NJ
FOR MOBILE, FROM THE HEAD OF NEW
baSin-dhe a No light dranght steamer Mary Con.
FOr freight or passage apply on board to
SINNOTT, ADAMS q WAYNE,
% Commercial Place.
H1~ This steamer classes No / in eli the insurance
offices.
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Betow--Conalne 10.

Lowell s. Bailey Y
Bark Antoinette, Lornetta, from Iiyerpool 2etb
Feb
Sehr Dictator, -, from
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with l2oO
tons coal TO u Fairelough Geo
Bark Constant, from 49,.
Bark Arthur, Briggs, from Messina, with fruit to
r Cochran
schr Williamson, Viques, from -, to R N
Harrison Geo
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE. PACg7
TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY at p. NJ and every So F5steI
al 10 A. NJ m
Steamer J. II. SHARE, EEERY STRIP
DIST 37FS, CIs---
E1BE Y1HgEBSRa 1S2 GUFF
II 7illn, hapoeunyil! pnay2 $500
coast Rndings-R1ii e Fegde, JOSEPH NILEA
hslt s &, T. ,s s ss,3gs asae Dealers ii
nf 2 5 FER trss4r Envelopes and Rass.
of freight 4.2l..s, ,lqsr street New Orleans, Ia.
The j. Il sharp
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At Qaarantlne.

Steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleton, from Havana
to zerega &oo.
Bark Monarch, ------. from Matanzas, with 5000
bxs sugar, 60 MuTison SEQ
sehr @ w Maitland, Horton. from Cienfuegos, to
master-with 229 hbds SO ties and 80 bbls mo-
losses to ] Aget-l3,000 cigars Capt Horton
sehr Frank, Farrero from Vera Cruz with fruit
to & r Poole
Piisbury
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Htarine 5nteIIigente.
Cleared Yesterday.

CREscENT oFTIoB, No. 81 OAslr szREES,
Tuesday, May l, 1866.
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Gen A Quitman, Cannon from Vicksburg.
Louis dor, Johnson, from Carolina Bluffs
Cornle, Aueoin, from rhbodaux.
Judge Fletcher, Watts, from Camden.
Sonora, Broad, from Bayou do Glaize.
Plain City, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
] n Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Lafonrehe, Baraneo from Bayou Sara
ST Nicholas, Heno from Bayou Sara.
Eigo Norton, from Montgomery
TewBoATs.
Phillips, Brown, from the Passes--Towed down
and to sea, 2Sd inst, bark Una; brought III
brig liza aud schr @ w Chapin.
Wicacco Green, from The Passes povve5 dawn
and to sea brig Water Lily and sohrs Moses
Williams and Volumnia; brought up to Quar-
antine schr Welcome.
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Arrived Il esterdav.

Steamship Fung shuey, Cough. from New York
2lst nlt, to G Fosdick-2d district
Steamship George Washington, eager from New
York 2lst inst, to A Bloulton-2d district
Italian bark Antonelli, Layerallo, from Liverpool
Feb rs, to Piaggio Bros-3d dist SO.
Bark Wapello, Orr, from Liverpool Feb %, to Hun.
ter, Askew &co.
Bark Aberdeen, Eaton, from Matanzas, to j B NIu.
rison &co previously reported at Quarantine)
Br bark W B Almon, Brown, from Matanzas. to
, Murison eco previously reported at Qua
raHtne1 Point.
ter-Point.
Brit schr q v Chaplin, Wood, from Havana, to
Ne OraI-2d dist 2l
schr T D Faleens, from St Johns, P R, to o i
Graham-2d dist.
Mex sGhr Sophia, Lannes, from Matamoros, to j d
0rial-2d dist 90
Brig Ira, Williams, u days from New York, t,
master-lst dist 10.
Schr Express, Conant, from Galveston, to master
in ballast.
schr 2 Snow, Smith, days from Nautila, witt
coffee and fruit to + r Poole previously re
ported at Quarantine -2d dist
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WIIcox 8 GIBBs' Machine will sew. hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord and ebroider with
perfect satisfaction Wilcox s. Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at Nc. 5 ST. Charles street Please
( nil and examine
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T9OH YAZO0 AND TALLAHATCHTE RIVERS
y The now and elegant pass niger paeEet Warren
HelIe, H. T. BRskott master, G. Il, Philips clerk
will leave Eieksbnrg every FRIDAY at O'clock
for sartata H9seo City Tclp9 sdon Greenwood and ITALIA
hanehe river The Warreu Belle permanent institution in
the tada and leaves regularly above. Those shipping
freight for the above rivers intended for the Warren Belle viii
e9nsisn i care Of Warren Belle Veksburg, Mss
W. n, Nilliamss WhRrtboat
HLE9LNIgs 9. DENLAEI-. AdgarLaing Agent.
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from heT Orleans Anril 2i3b $500 "
ara from New ORLEANS. -'s''iiaii''' e'''-s''il'
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Doaiestfe Ports,

n w lsta inst, in lat. 2l2s, long 1855, ship
SABINE from New Orleans for Havse
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EgAj ABf8 8s--Arfiyes. &kS
I0keF, from NeT Gslenns 's-'l '9sa
alIeonth April e+-Hhe Dasbiog Vsys az.
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MALL
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FOR NEW WORK.
CRoMwEL1is N. Y. AND N o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, Nay 9th, at sAH,
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favorte steamship
George Washington,
E. v. EAGER, Commander,
above.
First Cabin Passage ...................-.. 500.
For freight or passage apply to . ....
ALFRED MoULBoN,
EarondaIpt STRAIT