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All other Trains daily. except Sunday.
The Penn sylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk tor Baggage except for Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility TO Ono Hun red Dollars IN
vaue. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
wiz be at the risk Of the owners taken by special
contract.
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at 63l Chesnut street. Contineu-
tai ote and Girard House, where tickets NAV be pro-
to all important points Pennsylvania as well as
the West. Northwest and Southwest; and ali partcp-
lars given as TO time and connections by JOHN O.
ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
The Ticket Office at West Philadelphia will be CONT
nued heretofore, where all information res Getting
routes, well Tickets be had application to
THOMAS II. PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily Except Sunday. For
full particulars fare and accom- apply 20
Francis FUNK,
312 No. 1871 DO X Street.
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ECLIPsE.-A total eclipse Of the moon will
occur on the evening of the 3Oth inst. It will
begin at five minutes past O'Clock, will be at
its height at twelve minutes past TO- and begin to
disappear at ffty-one minutes past H. 1t will be
visible throughout the United States.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DlsLEY's CONTINENTAL NEWS
~ EXCHANGE.
Choice,Seats TO all u Amusement may be had
mp TO ca O'Clock any evening. lIB
CHOICE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
~ Tickets can be had attn . .tI
'"PROGRAMME OFFICE,
No t3l CHIeNUT Street, opposite the Pos tofnce.
for tie CbesnUt, Arch, Wonui, and Academy OF Music
up TO O'Clock every evening, - llu
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
N ms On onday) EVENING. March H.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BLNEFIT
so
% - O' f. f. DIXEY,
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HOSPITAL CASES. William Mullen, twenty
seven years old, Of Chester, Pa, while stepping
upon the platform of car on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad, had his
right arm badly crushsd Amputatlon was per-
formed at the Hospital. George Coyle twenty
one years old, residing at No. 1418 Wood street,
had two OF his fingers crushed between cog
wheels, at Baldwin's locomotive works, on
SATURDAY.
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NEW RAILRoAD.-A new railroad has been
projected to run from the Norristown and Phila-
delphia Railroad, near the Wissahickon through
Plymouth and Centre Square, in MONTGOMERY
county, and forming a junction with the North
Pennsylvania Railroad at Lansdale.
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CENTRAL RAILRoAn.-

DENNSYLVANIA UENTKAL HAILROAO.-
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
he Trains of the Pennsy vania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at 1hlry-hrst and Market streets
which Is reached by the OF the Market Street Pag
seneer Railway, running TO and from the Depot Tha
last car leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
TO the departure of each T1ain
on Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Markat
streets 40 inmates before the departure of the Evening
Trains. m
Nann's Baggage Express will cal for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lef. at the Office No
6Sl Chesnut street viii receive attention
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VIZ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET Street upper Ferry.
Daily. EXCEPT snndaIs & rvp .pp.Nov,,rur

NKTE EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF KET Street (u pper Ferry)
Dsiii FiSGI s1fops AND SDOT %iSTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November 10 1860
For Brdgeton Salem ana az stations @ on west jersey
Fo. Anyille and al intermediate stations atV A.
For ape May and intermediate stations at A. M
MiiVTe conn Getting with freifh Train Passenger Car
attached tor Cape May, due S45 P. N, snd p. n
For GiassborO and Intermediate Stations, at A. NJ.
For woodbury., Gloucester, ETC. at A. M, 8, $50
Fresht ifain win eeve Philadelphia from sandfordI
j. VAN RkNssELh ER, superintendent
THE " EFT JERsEI ExPRAss ooAP4NY
will attend all the usual branches Of express business
receive deliver and forward thrOugmother responsible
Express Companies, 70 all parts ot the country, any
A Special Messenger accom- anes each through train
once No Walnut street 9l6 9m
1O6R -PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
lCOO RAILROAD. ,,.-.,..,
counties o. Pennsylvania 10 the city OF Erie on Lake
Elie Il has been leased and is operated by tho Penn
TIMF Sygna 9F Pnss IN GI Al
Arrive Eastward Tie Mail Tram 100 +. M =,
Ns EslrS:. S.sP 4laa ae aS
Express Trains without change, both ways, between
Philadelphia INV SPS YORK CONNECTION,
Isave New York at 6O0P A., arrive at Erie at S Am
Leave Erie at lt5 T. arSye at NeT oEk Ho ilS r. NJ
q Elegant sleepng Cars on all Might Trains -.
FesPeetRs p6SIIS55ssS apply
ABd KgstCn iGT ssaI J soner snS
kLT Streets rSsdp6f 81 i w aSSEs EsSSc' h'
H. II. Honsf on General Freight Agent philadelphia
5os W 4 Tp6Ffs aeSsrsI ManSseT Nsmspoit
ALFRED L. TYLER. 0eDeral supermtendent
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BURaLARY.-The store and dwelling at
N. w. corner ofEvangelist and Eighth streets, was
entered burglariously yesterday morning, and
a check on a New York bank. The thief was
seen in the house by one of the inmates but
made his escape with the plunder.
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THE EUROPEAN MANIA.-On Saturday,
Z. W. Latz, c. Burger, Caroline Shecht, L.
Ladner, C. Mann and lady, A. Schwarz, A. Ro.
senbaum, 7. Rosenbaum, and N. Kaercher, all
registered from this city, left Bremen and South
ampton in the steamship Hermann.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DHILADELPHIA. 8 WILMINGTON, AND
Il baltimore RAILROAD,
comBBsnslng MONDAY, N, March y. 1865, Train: lin gIT
% Leave Depot corner BROAD Street ana WASH
Express Tram AZ ii5 Nj. Mondays excepted for
mnsiOS PerTyve Hsvfe de, GTsee aberdeen, Perry
Deiaw ale Raiirosd train at Is A. H. Csundays ex-
copied for Salisbury oId and intermediate stations.
Bal more stoppipg at chescr, TSaTow, tn%ood.
a,mont and all regular STATIONS between Wilmington
Express TTSn at il 45A. NJ. Sundays excepted) tor
TxPfess iTain @ at Is r NJ. tsundays excepeG for
on sPS 81 PIa
III Bavte- de Grace. Aberdeen, PerrJ mans Magno-
Niglt Express at lIOO P. NJ. for Baltimore and Wash
Passengers by Boat from baltimore or Fortress Mon-
roe Nor Oh, City Point and Richmond, VIII teke the
WiLNINGToN ACCOMMODATION TRANS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia AMI VIII
ISnyo hPSSlgsnsP %SS ss St SlSl ssS SaP and
ware Railroad for Harrington ana Intermediate
Leave wilmington co, sIs, and $50 A. M, 100 and
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at sI5A.
THRoUGH fBAINs FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wc5hE@ss'2GH chEs 2R aS FOR Il aS = Ii NJ
Leave hes @ er At s5S, and lOl4 A. A., 1891 Sd3,
w. FROM BALTiMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA
E1prOss no P NJ, Express; IS T. M, Express; $50
-4'' TRAINS FOR BALTIMoRE
Leave Leave WmSgon SffsfHE s aag at 3 and 3
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at as A. NJ. Tor Baltimore aud Wash
ing on, stopping at chester, wilmington, PerrYviue,
Havre-d de- Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's Magnolia.
Chase's and Stemmer's Run.
Night Express lI'0O P. NJ. for Baltimore and wash4
Aecommodat Train at lSO P. M for Wilmington
'''N IL '' BALTIMoRE FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
Leave Ba timore at $50 p M lstOppng at Havre-de-
Grace PeIrvvlle and Wilmington Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito tai passengers for Philadelphia
and leave passengers fromI Washington Battnorel
and Chester to leave passengers rom Baltimore OK
Washington.
A special train will leave wilmington for Phlaiel-
phia and in termediate s. tations at $50 T. NJ.
Freight Trains. with Passenger Car attached will
leave Wilmngton Ior Perryvle and intermediate sta
tions at 80 Leave Baltimore for Havre- de Grace
Il and intermediate Stations at 445 NJ.
| 3l2 II. f KENNEY. Superintendent
| PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
| I SPRING ARRANGEMENT
| = he Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot at thirty first and Market streets
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHEsNUT Street above Twelfth.
LEONARD GROWERS d WILLIAM Il. SINN, Lessees
and ManRgers.
WILLIAM E. SINN.. .............. esldent Manager
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COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
ID. o. Wright, lately a special agent in the Trea-
suTy Department. for the detection Of counter
telters was before JUDGE Cadwalader, in the
United States District Court, on Saturday, for
contempt Of the Courts process. He is the
chief witness in the case of several dealers in
counterfeit money, and did not make his appear
ance at the last term of the Court. Wright
stated to the Judge that he had been induced 10
keep out Of the wav because of certain repre-
sentations made 10 him by which he considered
il unsafe to remain. He had been to Canada
and had returned voluntarily. The Judge, in
committing him for contempt, told him that If
he did not do that he should require $40, 900 bail
for his appearance as witness.
AocIDENTs.--On Saturday, Samuel G..
Cox, carter was thrown from cart at Twen-
tieth street and Washington avenue, aud was
killed. The horse ran away at the whistle OF a
locomotive. He left wife and two children.
lie resided In PTitchett stfeeT, above Thirteenth.
James Cannon, three wears old, whose pa
rents reside at No. GA South Eighteenth street,
was killed on Saturday by wagon running
over him at Eighteenth and South streets.
Emma Weible, four years old, was shockingly
burned yesterday at her parents residence,
Brown street, below Front, by her clothes
taking fire. Her injuries are such that but
slight hopes are entertained of her recovery.
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onl,,,srrial Intelligence.
III Cxs&dsxY QEyaqn. No. NJ carr SrRsEr,
IN dss11f 6Ssninx "A pril 70. iH6S.


hA foArke$ crensd morning under
s1 Ilissues Xoa rpool aud New York
srised hy Telegraph night Both buyers and
ssesred u to operate ard for some time
deslsnc II Foreign ALSO tended impede
md ths subsequent aithough limited to
ids, Has wb5ily scted and seemeds 10
hid parficipated III fac thu
tssars had n m easly Aosr determined On no. re-
axespt hichthcy knew ha
" tss leading would may be readi
esssas The transactions were mostly, i.
Fk1s zszziliy resrctet t8 small lots for 81 ne
szs al xevinus purchases Offerings exreediugl,
the close Of the market the yer,
sslss tor the cdas divided among nins
wEsrs II elnaly divided would reduce the average
basss Prices have bscn reportss
parties cain they bought AZ fully
bat the msrke unsettled ard the more
of teo limited cha acter Justify any aitera
ssx aud would therefore repeat yesterdays
rsnaak that pscss have uniformly inclined
xkidH rates. szt ordinary Sas32c gcsd erd
ESsses niddlns 35l sssUs and niddpg sS0sac
* N n ArKMEaT al COTTON. sT VA s
sssss Aaaa sept W. 1855 ,sss
SUI 6is ~
y. s. al So
4ao--sb633
esz ssea aad 90 shipboard NOT cleared
me exciHfve " for Bossons9 : 9ssE5s
Nd MOEASSES-T Tho receipts since yesterda
~ aisa Of sugar and 10 Sbls of Moasse bette
AsHiled to-day. and te market exhibits increase
SMEAR while totally state 81 aaars exis
sx - Noasscs The transactions in Sugar embrace abou
III sAsk for inferior, he common lSc for ioy
for srconds b. for yellow cisri
t1nE Ms 81 not hear Of sale OF Aolasses. 81 fe5
MFAXxEkN fRoDUCE1h V good supply of all til.
xpsised ander this head but the movement anu
shet o. opfa mRrkss can
a MT ilsts denAnd buyer refusing 10
of hplders the consequence Of which
asy about 100 bbis hands, intending ioo
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Exports Yesterday

X GALVESTON Steamship Tartar-47 bbls -four
IA SKIS corn and sundry mdse
B0ST0N--Schr Lizzie Batcheder-64S bales
cotton As bales rags 1879 bbls flour 67s2 horns 2I8
hides hhds metal -U
MATANzAS-Bar Sandy Hook-S5 empty bbls
M0BILE-Sehr Mary Emily-1003 SKIS corn.
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fAE(><S.

FOX EsEo0 AMI TALI.AHATCHIE RIVERS
4 he new and eter1Nit pass n4er pac 1t Varr~n
Bsais, WIN lave Fioss n,r every FRIDAY u ~ ek,
Tor rn!i faSno Ciy lchnla, sdo9 and ITALIA
hAten!e river fhe Warm Relief perm
me trne ana |" aves regu ally owe. fhos shppig
fregh r the ae rivers int nrd Warren Be will
sTnsgn !, e"te OF Warren Ber Veksburg, Miss " The
Warren bein Connects regularly with the lien Qrmar
ylRGLNlUS C, DRNTzRi, Advertising Agent
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Reee,pt. Or Produce 1e,seraax.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch--l34 bbls
pork 500 bbls -four 200 SKIS bran S q Kennedy eco
200 SKIS malt 99 SKIS oats Fl T Struken-1 box dry
goods Meyers g. Levy-l5O SKIS malt to Lime 4
BIG sks corn 1856 SKIS oats Lamb Quinlan &co-726
do 1913 SKIS bran NJ Duffy bxs hardware bundle
collars Noggerath & Froh-12 bxs eggs W Mclean
Geo do II bbs do 429 bbls -four Schneider &
zuberbier-6l2 do hehlor 8, Updike-286 do 100
bbls pork Keep & Caulfed--4S half bbls beer 265
do A Scbneder-2 cks lead pipe bxs sheet
lead Mcintyre & Applegate--I wagon set har-
ness 5 DE Bow &co-3 bxs mdse j Hyde Geo
800 bbs Hour L Gienn-5G do Hall &co-2O bbis
apples Jno Moore--l4 do G W Byrne--50 bbls
rye -four ,453 SKIS oats G Lallman-10 bbls syrup
G'hiders, Tareton &co--i00 bhis four Stannard K
Sayback-2 bds machinery J S Copes-25 bbis
biscnits II D 'MeZa--20 bbls corn meal Aston &
Fonrnier-l pkg mdse to Capt P Fitzgerald-25
bbs ale SO half do E Thompson &co-44 bbls flour
5I4 SKIS corn S bxs eggs Dorman Bruno-5 bbls
sorghum 1876 SKIS oats Il Kimball Sco-25 do %
bales hay VAIL bales cotton Capt J P Fitz-
gerald--50 half bxs candles A D Grief--lS bbls
eggs Miller & Reibnitz--265 bbls -four Emley Geo
1916 DO 7 prudhomme-i00 hxs cordals ! boz al
manacs to Wheelack, Finlay &oo--5 bxs cordials
Randal-20 hbls spples Miller Meyer-108 bbls
flour Bostock, Grace & Jones-2G0 do 25 Dbl beans
Grace, Davis &cc-26T SKIS oats j Murison Geo
926 do 100 SKIS corn Wood Low 4 Lpdwigsen-425
SKIS oats Ely Won Phui jr Goo crates earthen-
ware d @ Benderoth--l65 SKIS corn F DeiBondio--
4 bxs mdse Levy & Deter--l crate earthenware
cases do G Harris-3 do e r Mioton-2 do e
Carstens-3 doJ Gauche--l2 bales cotton boxes
eggs Horrell, Gayle &co--lot furniture Samp
sol-9 COWS yearlings calves Hays-109 head
hogs Carter-5s yearilgs COWS calves Pea
ceck-:undries to order
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW Steamer Caroline
e bales cotton A Miltenberger-10 do Male SEQ
II Spyker y Sandidg 10 Longstreet, Owen SEQ
6Williams, Nixon &oo-6 Estlin &co-6 H Allison
&co-5 Byrne, Vance &co-7 Thos NJ Scott &co-1
Francke Y Danneel--5 Pitcher Barrow--3 Cowan
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ArriFed Y ests rs,Ap,,..

| Steamship Merrinaek, Van Size, from New yorl
! e3lst ult, to NJ Courtenay-2d district
Steamship w G Hewes, Austin, FROM I0dinnoja via
+ Galveston, to | G Harris-lst dist -
Tnghoat Flatchar, Brenk hort. from Galveston In
ballast. 70 maater-+4th district 40
Ship Artisan. Pollard from liverpool Feb I4th.
t0G " Hynson &so4-lst district "a
Ship II L Lane, Amidon, from Liverpool, Feb 10th
! to Lowell &, BaiIey-Point
Ship Gettysburg, Edge. from Liverpool, Feb l4th,
to Lowell Bailry-Point
Ship Constanca Hanson from Bordeaux, Feb
Goth, to Couture Bros--Point s3as5s ri
Ship Harriet Erving, Abbott, 10 days from New
York, to CREEPY, Nickerson iSc0--lst district
BIZ ship Gompere, Hack from Mobile, to Mum
my, Lnling &ce-4th district
Bark Volant. Masteri. from Liverpool, Feb 18TH to
Lowell IL Baiiey-4th district
nark john Curtis, Sylvester, from Liverpool, Feb
l4th, to w Hynsan &co-3d district IS
hafk Nethe Merryman, Rollins, from Liverpool,
NJ Jan I'D to Lowell & Baey-4th district.
i'tsmen bark Jupiter, Kuckens, from Bordeaux
*. Seb 18Th, 70 G Casaroc &co---3d district 81
Nssheh bark Augnste ---------, from Bordeaux. to
Nouturie Bros--Point
4 a'a IAN bark Catherine Canar; fro,, pa,ar,,o -
px;.i 9 Iran atani-- ID district 26
Re- vi EMMA Buliups from Ponce Porto
to no ", Npsesnseensiy reported at Quarantine,
- perto a, M, fatiidge, from Mavacuez Island
/ t;ne !. s W. previously reported at Qnaran
! Schr Oucen ~ ,s.a7 -T a.. Instruct %
New YORK; to Bs Mess RH Ssys ia days from
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Memoranda.

2 n3mNT-SHuAs
The steamship Merrimack, Capt Van sice from
New York arrived at the bar Sunday, sth inst, al
3 0 clock P NJ, and at her wharf, opposite Jack,
son Square, yesterday morning, E.f l-
The steamship Star of the Union, Capt. Blaneh-
ard hence, arrived at New York on the Sth inst
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STEAMSHIPS.

,..,,.. STEAMSHIPS. ....s
GALVESTON. ..-...s#
GALVESTON AND INDLANoLA
TILE MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL sTEAMSHIPs-NRw
ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, IIsh inst at 4pM
bAssssh 70 fxbi s ,NatS
,EOR GALVESTON AND IsDIANOLA-
~ 1henew iron sde-whe.l and low pressure steamship
D. $. AUSTIN Commander
viii leave as abeve carrying the United mails
loot JUL" street For freight or passage apply board or
Corner Camp and Uotnnon streets
,BIhs steamers thu line carry the o. s. mails and
are the only steamers leaving psnc,unIiy advertised
70 ollls OF lthlng SIGN. d AFTER ~ ~
THE MORGAN LINE U. y. MAIL sTEsMs HIPS.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock A. NJ
PASs aE 70 70
Freight 70 fexts 50 per ceas less than card
EDS GA E-T E8TRs AED lNDEA s0L.A-
Il The new iran Adewhae! and Ion pressure steamship
o. Hr Morgan, q.
JOHN Y LAwLEss, Commander,
will egye 9s above from the foot Of julia street, carry
For freight or passage apply to
pm. Corner Camp and Common streets.
n B-Tne oteassFs Of his Inc ca ~ the u Mails and
are the only steamers leaving punca Nv MS advertiser
PENSACOLA.
WARRINGTON, PENSACOLA AND MILToN-REGu.
LAR LINE.
To sail on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at Pm.
ROE WARRINGTON PENSACOLA AID
AILfoN-The AL fast sailing steamship
A-iazie,
10 now receiving freight at Poat 6 First District and will sail
rs above.
For freight apply TO
l. NJ MERRITT
.--------.- At Caronieiet street
fnlN COOKING STOVES
GOO gross Stamped PANS.
WASH BASINS,
Bucket and uofre Pot COVERS.
FOR sale BY BoSrICK 4 SEYMOUR,
+ 80 and 50 Fulton aud 50 and 81 Front street
Bstwsen Pc! drss and 1rasier street
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Wlarilss 9ntrlligsl,re.
CRzsoEsT 0rrtcx, No. "a 0Arp srRx.r,
IS Wednesday, April II, 1856.
Cleared Yesterday. sss -, I

Steamship Matagorda, Wilson, for Wilmington,
(Del.) in ballast sSg a Master
Steamship Tartar, Howes, for Galveston, l. 4
Towboat Balize, Meloher, for Mistic, (Conn,l -
:, Master
scar Lizzie Batchelder, 3 giish, for Boston.
schr Kiader Allen, for Cedar Keys, il ballast IT.
sses..,s. Viii. ,,.,.,.. ,,I..5 . CIV HYison ,Sco
t'o'is Asat As's's' ior Mobile Master
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TENSAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENsAs PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at5ps
NOR RA YOU MACON AND LOWER TENSAs
u The fine light draft passe packet Anna WagI-y
Lou Greenlec leHre above for Cut off, Crock
etts Point Warsaw Chesterfield Pulaway Bayou Delhi
hontecelio Poverty Point Floyd and all ntermedat
passage apply board or to
N. o. DONOHUE 2Tchouptoulss street
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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PLACES.

WATERING PLACES.
FOR The WATERING PLACES
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY on the arrival of
the Ponchartran Railroad train for Ocean sornas
and way landings; and every SATURDAY a. p NJ Pons-
chaytran Railroad Trau for PAscagoula and all landings
EoR THE WATERING pLACEs-rnE
splendid lOw pressure passsnyer steamer
Creole,
enables WALKER, Comma
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
LEACH & PARKIIJs,
Of Gravier ard CarondeIet streets
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. llt. nj S r.
H'HR SO IA REA, Mii.LER's BLUFF GHAMPAG.
u npie tgenn HIi Alabama LaninE Treptor Monroe and
al way landings on Ouacitn and Black RversF steamer
fdahne EUGENE Elliott, muster. William B. Clhrk,
boad or to GEO. u HfiE,
81 Graver street, up stairs-
Leaves Every SATURDAY. ~ ncloeB 2
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACk 4. -
ENDK PORT a A., POLAR BLUFF, LINN
Landing Wards Lingrovc, Point essant and all inter
medine andtngs Rnrtho, AMI snine River
The light draft n innaxS, Lenvenworth
master, j II LeHyen~orth, e,rk. will leave as ABOVE
Jhs tesner will leave TIE aud Monror on me arrival OF
the regular Saturday uncha packet Vic sburg John W.
Iohn master For further partcuiars ply M ara steamer
Ficksburg or to GEL !. htft ~ ',raHier sttest
viRGINTuS q, DENTZEi- ADVERTISING Agent
Leaves every SATURDAY, at . r.
REGULAR EEKLY Qua filTA PACKET.
IIRR TER EN'ftk, MONROE, NOuAC tlTA CITY,
II Serlng's ng Gull ba Han 10 burg, and all inter
mediate landings Black Onnchita RvnrsIhe last side
wheel passenger steamer
Wick sburg,
John w 4OBIN Master, q: PRrSs WORK, Clerk
will leave as above ihs rnuurcts every Monday
with steamer Alice Bayou Mnson AID le-as. Same day
connects with Idaho Tor all landnps H@ut River
rhoune: with steamer Tor all landings on Bayou
Ban tholnnlew ana sal'nr II yer 4 .....
Shprs ci rely the c0"nrctnrs and that their
ights will 90 through without lay 1T he lowest through
r4tes For freight . l,y on "Mrd or
uh . d HtTE, 81, GDsier street up stairs.
sssseuge taken all Coast Land ngs
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