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GALE OF SPADES, sHOVELs, &c.

Ch,J Quartermaster's Ofee, DEPOT of Washington,l
Wnshington, d C.. April 10, 1885.
Will be sold at auction. under the direction Of
Captain D. G. Thomas. military storekeeper at
clothing depot, Armor, Square. this city, on MON.
DAY May u, 1866, at 10 O'Clock q. m,
IL, QUO Spades, new;
,5.ttx abort handled and l. 800 long handled SHOW
els. new; and
g Sibley Tents, worn.
These spades and shovels from the best man
ufacturers, and many Of them in original pack.
ages
Tents will Re sold singly; spades and shovels in
lots OF twelve. with the privilege of twelve dozen.
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
goods.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quart master,
ap DOtd Depot of Washington
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IsA PROTECTED SOLUTION OF The
PRoroxIpE OF IRON,
anew discovery in medicine. which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
by Supplying the Blood with in VITAL rRIScIrLs,
on LIFE ELEhKSr-IRoN.
This is the secret Of the wonderful success OF th
remedy in curing
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT. pR0PsY,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, BOILs, NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, chILLs AND FEvERs,
HUMoRs, LOSS OF CoNsrfTU-
TIoNAL vIGeR, DISEASES
OF THE hlDNEYs AND
BLADDER, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS,
and all diseases originating In o
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
or accompanied by DEBILITY OF A Low STAFF 81
rHEsysTEN.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its eoergi
zing effects not followed by corresponding
reaction, but are permanent. infusing srREssr II
vISok and NEW LIrE into all parts Of the systsn
and building up an IRON C0NsTI0TION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, ID. D.:
DuNHAN, Canada East, March "a. yses.
am an invetersts Dyspeptie Of more
than Is years standing"
p" have been 90 wonderfully benefited
In the three short weeks during which have used
the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarcely persuade
myself OF the reality. People who have knswn mo
are astonished at the change. am widely known,
and can but recommend to others that which has
done 30 much for me-
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eco - Timber mis- lengths and Sides"
5.0W % "a inch Siding, rough
5000 n inch Selects, dressed both sides.
This 10 new lumber, and will be sold in lets OF
COO feet With the privilege Of the entire amount
10. 0O0 feet a. Boards.
$500 feet q Scantling.
l6 600 feet Joist.
6,684 feet s-4 Ash Rack Strips.
This 10 second hand lumber, and will be sod in
lots Of 5 500 feet, with the privilege Of 5000.
Fire days are allowed for the removal of lumber
Terms Cash in Government funds
Brevet Major Gen and Chief Qaartermsster.
apEH Depot of Washington.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
will be sold at Newbern, North Carolina, large
amount Of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Sale to
commence the 18th day Of May 1856 at 10 O'Clock
a. m. and continue daily until all the property
the principal classes of which given below are
sold.
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages, Harness.
Saddles, Halters. Brides, Blankets. Wheels Old
Iron, Lead, Smiths, Armorers, and Saddlers Teos
Old Leather, Sling Carts, Gins complete, Infantry
Equipments Impiemeutsfor Field and siege 0nns.
and other articles too numerous TO mention
nishsd upon application to this ONCE.
By order Of Major General A. B. Dyer, Chief of
Ordnance, Washington. d. 9.
sp Is tmyN Brew. Capt. Ord. Dept. q. 5. A.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,


WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
whsHINGroS. April rs, 1876.
ssssd I'LL q 8, WISH
f sSs tie
commanding officer Of the Arsenal, on and after
zd snd TO to be endorsed Bid for
known to the Department that the bidder VIII il
bis offer be accepted, enter into contract to per.
The Department reserves to itself the right to- re.
ject any all of the bids not deemed ad vantageeus
TO the interests OF the Government:
Major Ordnance and Breset
ap y. dtmyl0 Colonel Commanding.
NAYOR's OFFICE. CITY HALL,
q Will A AZ iss s
sGs1 Z, ,en
Specifications in detail; with forms OF proposals,
may BE- had On Or sfssr the th last on AppLiea
canal, B street, near l4th.
mo bids, will be considered except such Is are
k kiSHSES $$$ dIisS May Mayor,
DAVID HEPBURN, Canal Commissioner,
WIN .. WISE. late Canal Commissioner.
ap 25-dtM5 Intel. and ColumbiAa.l
MAYORS OFFlCE.
SEALED pRofoSsGEG ok a sshb III "a AND
IoNiuR SarrlbgtW8y Oh EOutteentn ttreet west,
from the north side OF the canal the north side
OF street nerth, or so much thereof as the Mayer
may direct, will be received this once until II
O'Clock, MONDAY, May eth, instant, with stones
similar to those used in paving street NORTH the
stones to be not over eight less than We inches
in diameter, and seven inches deep, in accordance
with the act approved October u. 1855.
The bidders will state the price per squa-e yard
for paving, and per cubic yard for grading; the
paving to be laid on bed of pure gravel eight
inches deep, and four inches Of sharp sand en- top
Of the gravel the paving to be well ranmed three
times with ninety pound hammer, and to be well
hQfO FORE ling mn ~ h. aaf tina -
then covered With sharp sand; the whole to be
done TO the entire satisfaction of the Commission
of the kecond Ward and the assistant commits.
sioners
No bid will be received unless the party or mar.
ties are known to be responsible.
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved
All the old cobble- stone. flag footways, ana gut
ter stone will be the property Of the Cor
to be placed, after being taken up by the coutrac,
tor, where the Commission may direct NOT ex-
ceeding one square of.
JAS. W. SPALDING
ap26eotd Commissioner Second Ward
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aa.tioneers.

EXTEEsIyI SALE OF H0gsEH0LD AN6
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT ABORTION
,Oa MONpAf. she 9TH day Of May, we shall sell
the ehecfs q large Boardins House, at 10 o'clock
q m, At No. az, north side of Pennsyl va mia ave-
nue., between Sd and AZ sss. west, excellent and
extensive assortment OK Furniture viz
Superior Rosewood Pfanoforte, 7-octaye, made by
Hallet. Davis h % ~
Also, Music Stand, Stool and Cover
ainht trenGa, Ard other Sofas. 0ttomans
Shstsf, Arm, Rocking, ana Parlor Chairs
Ch!PIe Top, Center, Side, and other Tables
Hui cans, Washclosets, and Stands
Mahogany, Walnut, and other Wsrdrobes and
Mahogany French, Jenny Lind, and other Bed
eteads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and other Mattresses and Bedding
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Brocatelle Window Curtains and Shades
Brussels. Three ply, and other Oar pets and Rugs
Cane seat. Arm, Dining. and other Chairs
Mtrrors Chandeliers, and GAsburners
Girandsle and Mantel Ornaments
Extension Dining aud ether Tables and Stands
China, Glass. Cr~ckery. and Plated Ware
Table Cutlery. Chafng Dirhes
Cooking, Radiator. Air tight, and other Stoves,
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites, and many
other articles which We deem unnecessary to emu
merAte.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
ap 80 Auctioneers.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAM ms, Auctioueers
~ No. 526, corner TIA and ID streets

r. ". JONES. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
A sSH. III ~ ~ 81 bsessTTs
GiYsB0kg:. p.

WasA;Ssioa, b. q. April q. -
n srder Of the Quaftsrmastef General, there
viii b cold on the prsmises g pablic auction nm
ier the direction Of Captain George T. broWnjn1
A. O. l., on TUESDAY, the sfh ef NAV, 1885 and
ceulias from day TO day, until ell 10 sold the fol.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

ap q. eotd
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t(Dnln1erfial intelligence. !.
e{srnceNf HFpfce, No, N CAM SrREEr,
3 N FIarrx1ax Evenffr Feb g. iE66, ii

11irgxdA3S Eyenfng. Fen as in0p. III I
Ths 1xet has tsen Vt stand sli to day or
Yar ss ssry lighs u saa thsre buyers,
Al MILL oscx Aenres most factors rsqsed 70 accept
III ii mon only 81 hales which
-. IL iii buysx IT, isllowing order viz 10 se
lo lts ia 81 halss Rrsses but than "
vestsrtay lid die movement 20 correctly
rsssioas ngu4es Aasiess Eabtshsd IN the
evening raysrs nd ths & viii he'd ecmst y
haud III psissss dispatrhex at our caused total
II seles # any hind have been
sinc HI Hit made Of later
4isss M Kafdpe raanos ~ eona
ssed hstter than press1t n
IN W. Sonid Y HgnFes
Doss aaa1 i prices ofai-1
NJ good ordinary 424Sc aew middiiug ~, and
ruidaliag III xsssss VI III r. Is III r n
y krEMEar az coTroa.
- q a ssss ss q u !, !.
saFT ssssss Han fstlsss sa 49,: 40, II
xxnetsed since
Expcztsd previously wv w
assrk d hand md on shipbeard $50
SUGAR AND MOL SsES- The rsesipts since yesterday
wsre confined Is il hhs Sug hbis and "A hahhls Of
prevailed this morning and the
rivals ii the past ass been unsod on acconn,
of the disposed a eRnountnE
500 hhds. md aa0 bbis urms
II. 1886 Tor coIlfnsTi sScnds friy lair fo
fully far ID prime clarified seconda 1861 or prime
and l7c "A b clarified; the latter 6c for inferior 5c fo
common good eoe pfifne ND ssc gallon fo
WESTERN rnoDucR-4A gapass ,dssnand has prevailed
throughout tbs ssak, ana hsld6x have been enabsd
IL aifaia pfscea II fIoas the ssocl hand
bsaDg ofanF
nitade Gfsin sadiy dnds There being standing
ordss slwsss hapd tor ahipineat "
our raders Is he partcuIhr regarding tie
sspsIsSh 81 Sdif' ii rkats 81
yIR nod ssraand ii s4dssat further
nrancp yases and IA no a1zbled to ths
4 fs r sxs sos some se e come
s{n
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/. NarIne sssatrllIgrllrIf.
CREseENf OrFIcK, No. "a CAMP STREET,
IN @s7s Friday, February 9, 1866

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Matanzas, Leisegang, for New York,
55 81 s@gssi, 5sl 5ss{4 #i I'M Garrison IL Allen
Steamship Palmyra, Sinclair, for Galveston,
81 u Greeyy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston, 4
ass8asss y fri G Harris
Steamship Raleigh, Walker, for Galveston,
sgyss4ss 4 sF-s5 Jas Connolly &co
Steamer Little Queen, Lewis, for Galveston,
ss4s Master
steamer South, Black. FOR Mobile, n w Wakefield
Steamer Mary Coniey, English, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Manhattan, Wilson. for Mobile, I G Harris
Steamer Frances, Meyers, for Mobile, i Harris
Steamer Yigo, Norton, for Mobile, Master
Ship Regent Handlin, for Havre, q u Master
schr w Benbnry Smith, for Fish River,
Huntington Bros
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CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC

LEGuLAR TESDAY oUACHITA PACKET
For Alabama Landing Bayou DArbonne Bayou Bartholomew
Leaves on schedule time, FRIDAY 9th inst, at S P NJ
ZOE ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON,
date landings ouaclita and Black riversThe pas
fnssH a bon" For sag
E sa BfsVEN bHs HsEasa si rsss Agent.
FOR oUAcHITA RIVER
Leaves SATURDAY 10th inst, at S O'Clock P. M.
FOB CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, MILLER's BLUFF
City Trenton Monroe and all landings On Oaaciita and
Esss Hairy Va Smith, Vii
a 'f skETr6 8 hsG Front 1t f hssse le'se
REGULAR TENDAY oUAoHITA PACKET. i.
Leaves schedule tne-FRIDAY, 9th inst, at6PM.
FOR AI.ABAMasLANDING, BAYOU DAR
SHARP, John O. henoue master Eng Brady, clerk, win
sck failing passesssrs FOR the coast For For
'''sn' p''ake Apply H FEY Z BRo IL Front 1eves
=s4' REGULAR oUAcHIrA PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ove5y TUESDAY and SAT
EoR cAMDEN ANo AL LANDINGS ON THE
es sea BsSss sss 5 1 ah gh s A
Bayou Macon Little and Bosuf Rivers with privilege
For freight passage sppy ,9, eosrs Or tea
ltl.
ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAY
oUlDARBoMNE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at o'clock p. N.
FOR ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
tholomew. Ouachts City, Port Union, Bayou DArbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbus Har
rsonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings on Ouachta
and Black Rvers-The steamer ..4EA 50 [As
.a.--f- r. j. Lockwood, . ..gs,.. .g.,E
R. G. RAWLINGS, Master; L D. FULKERsoN Clerk
Leaves rs above regularly ~
For freight passage apply on board to
sINNoTT, ADAMS WAYNE,
. .. .-,... ..4.,...s % Commercial Place.
OFF. ]. WINBURN, 81 Magazine street,
vIRGINIus G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW BAYOU
D'ARBONNE MONROE AND TRENTON
Leaves every SATURDAY, at o'clock P. N.
TOR ALABAMA, LANDING, BAYOU BAR
- thoomew ouachita City, Port Union, Bayou DArbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff, Landing Columbia Har
isonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings on ouachta
aud Black Rivers-The steamer ,,g " sssy.rPyg -
Nicholas Longxyorth, .-.-... 1
JNo. W. TOBIN Master, G. PRESS WORK, Clerk,
In place of R. J. Lockwood leaves above regularly.
For freight or passage apply board to ~ vi ~ Eg
HITE MURDOCH, Agents. 81 Grsver street.
The above steamer with the yctos and
will take freight for all landings the Bayou DArbonne with
privilege Of feshipping and with steamer D. b. Campbell,
aud will take all landings Bayou Bartholomew as
high as the Arkansas line with the privilege Of reshppng
VIRGIN1US G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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STEA MR0ATS.
MOBILIZE.


FoP MOBILE DIRECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER. |
GULF line. B" 5"N /
To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 8AN
E0K MOBILE GULF LINE-coMPosED OF
the following screw steamships: oA:.t' 2
s"ts.8l4# 400 s. Alliance, '7'5 t.7' '."
5."r-T FrN-- --, Commander
Planet, ,--.
H. d. AGNEw, Commander
These steamers take freight for MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
and SELMA and all points the Alabama river through
bills of lading being signed by the agents this city all
these points, go - t'+,'""|&'
The steamers the line rates. and make
such connections to prompt forwarding
of freight TO Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bana river, without delay additional expense. fs-
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
consignees. NORCRoss, PERKINS 4 HERsEY,
ET.t 3c4. 2s Carondelet street. New Orleans. La.
81 T. II resl DEHAVEN. STEWART i OSBORNE, 81 ~
1F'' r. II F037 70. Mobile, Ala
FOR MoB1LE-EvERIDsE LINE. sa.rH4s 4
To leave on FR4pAY,Feb 9, on the arrival of the ~
"a Fentchartrain Railroad Train
FOR MOHILE-THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER
g. Morgan al E8eas sHa7
%kI - 9rJsa DAVID srNNoTT Master.
Will leave as above .,7sE .au,saatS
For freight passsss apply on board, orto aSss E
81 o1li q, JOHN Ohm ~ STEVENSON, Front street.
SOUTHERN sLLNE $1,000,
FOB MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS II
THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE.
s WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
az aaa rssi X Pass
FOR MOBILE-THE SPLENDID AND FAyoRITE
, ~ '' 's st Creole, &a2y@s ST +
l@4sHs3 q 3 CHARLES WALKER, Commander,
Will leave as above arrival Of the Pontchartran
Returning, will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS
DAY at O'Clock For freight Or passage apply board
Corner Carondslet and Gravier streets.
The Creole will land the Watering Places water
with stamped envelopes only be taken
under the present postage law 81 AH " .&-5 '9E
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
g41dss Low PRESSURE STEAMERS. 9'' sns2
To leave FRIDAY. February 9th, the arrival of
* r. N. Pontchartrain Railroad train
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Louise,
%ss&71ss'5 JAS. HOPKINS, Commander,
viii leave above. For freight passage apply ~
l. G. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets
N B.-No freight received after AZ O'Clock ~
Hg No bills Of ladiug viii BE signed after u. NJ -
| Leaves this day, THURSDAY, 9Th last, t4PM
FOR MOBILE, SELMA CAHABA. MoNTG oMERY
and vo Vii
G IL ssx
Leaves FRIDAY, s,h inst. At Or. n, from head
ssE as9
Bay s. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City Biox aud
fases0a JOHN sis ssi E a gssss 0snEa as .,
| vIRGIN1us G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
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BOSTON,.
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR ROsTON-THIs LINE Is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships to form regular line SAIL
ing promptly advertised and nsurng rates.
Steamship CONCORDIA Cant sesru
:. KENSINGToN. Capt Chapman
ST. LOUIS Observation-Disclosures Capt. Causen
The above vessels admirably adapted the trade
anded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be shippers consgnees For freight
apply to CREEYY, MCPHERSON 4 Co,
IS Garondeiet street. corner Gravier
4 Bills of Lading furnished on application.
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REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACEET-THLCE A WEEK
NOR sAVOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rsnee Plsauem;ns DanRldsonvile, and all intermediate
landing stesmer IatOurche, Baranco
master leaves New Orleans regularly every MONDAY Gtfs
p NJ, ard FRIDAY, at 10 4. N. s-a,e.- .
Re Bayou Sara every TU ESBAY ana
EATj RDSF, ~ M. coming down the Coast In daylight
=. fJg&GtNIUS c. DEET3EL., Advertising Agent.
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LOUISVILLE.
BAYOU SARA.


n REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET. es4 F8
STEAMER NINA STMMES-w. r. GREATHoUSE Master
TRDXLFR and MILLER Clerks =, AK. 81
Leaves every MONDAY at NJ, snd FRIDAY 81 III A. NJ
EOK BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge Plaqnemine, tDonaldstrvi1le, and al inter
on Bayou Lsfoaree with privilege Of reshppig For freight
passage apply on Board, or to
TITUS Il CIV ARTHEY. Agents, Nos Tchenpitoulas st
yIRGINIUs e. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
.st - SATURDAYS
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 10th, at r. NJ
STEAMER Mage Mat P LEA tHERS Master, A. B.
ELMER, r. A. OVEN and CHAs GKIGE, clerks
FOK MEMPHIS, HELENA, MAJ OLE N, GREEN
Il vile, Eggs Point, lake Washington Grand Lake,
Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pitchers Point, skipwiths
Landing, Lake Providence Goodch's Landing Omega, Mil
kens Bend Yicksburg Natchez Grand Cuff Rodney Bayou
Sara, Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
Yazoo River, with privilege re,hipping
packets Vckstug For freight apply board
orto 5a4af JOHN A. STEVENSON Agent,
Front street.
All business for Nachez yeksburg and the Bends win
e'''' viRGINIUs G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agen.
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MONTGOMERY.

Leaves FRIDAY. 9th inst at s p. NJ
LNOK SELMA. MONTGOMERY, WETUMPFA AND
all landings on the Alabama rives,-fhe steamer James
battle. Geo Bakesey will receive freight
Lake of the ontchar rain Railroad this day,
leave for the above places the 9th instant. D.,
~ This boat has rececy been thoroughly repaired
in No condition and unsurpassed for comfort and
safety She will have quick dispatch, aud take freight
| tomary rates. ~ HUNTINGTON 4 BRO, Agents, 4 g.
-4Nl >'7pt ? . '.5 NS' -'t' 80 SHtchez street.
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
rs Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on b.. n
e-a,2 ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS l "a" d. s'a
+ Leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb.l5 at s o'clock NJ.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUI.-JAMES ALLEN, Master ;
r 7. BURKE, Clerk. s sf 'f
TIOK MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
Point Greenvlle, Lake Providence, Millikens Bend,
Lake Washington Grand Lake. Ashton, Ycksbnrg, Nachez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
The above will take freight and for Yazoo
river with the privilege of reshippng first packets
vicksburg. For freight passage apply board,
JNU L. HYDE d CO., Agents,
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Per steasnsiip Caasandra, from Boston--A Allison
AZ MiltenbergS r-<T Il 81 ne AIen.-I, 40 AIlsa7-
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FOR NEW YORK.
CROMWELLs N Y AND N. O.. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, Feb. 11th, at O'Clock A. NJ
FOR NEW Y0KK-The fast and favorte steamship
ggsyt 49,. George Washington, lsg.g ,.s,,-E,a
+ r-..~,, E. v. GAGER, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street, Second District
as above. 4@F-+ $50 ~ s-+'E :
First cabin passage SEQ. 57a %lI-fl- g ~
For freight passage apply to III, "a -S-fr
- ALFRED MoULToN,
Al Carondelet street.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Fs04 Arrived Yesterday. ~ En- 8e
Steamship Cassandra, Mclaughlin, from Boston
to G al Fosdick--lst district III aS5is ~ ID 81
Steamship Teazer, Hamilton, from Indianpla and
Lavaca, TO @ A Fosdick 1st district 16
Ship Eardis, Scott from Mobile. in ballast, to Low
ell & Bailey--1st district ~
.Br ship Lalnmergier, Wilson, from liverpool, Nov
Sp bark Boa, Cayalula, 8 days from Havana, in
ballast, to Avendeno Bros I'd district 26
SchrZ Snow, from Galveston, to U, s. Guar
termaster-4th district sg
Schr M Lewis, Frey, from Apaiachicola, to mas
ster--2d district VIA n szes s4i8 ~ SSs Il
BIZ schr Ben Willis, Webb. s days from Vera Cruz,
in ballast to master I'd district % Il s5t
TowBoATs.
Switzerland, Davis, FIN the Passes Towed down
Al to the bar, Sd inst, ship a L Richardson
Brought up ship Sardis, and schrs Q Snow and
n Lewis
Olive Branch, Jones. from Cairo. W.T. Fa
D0nhloon, Harrison, from Alexandra.
u Lafourche, Bafanc0 from Bayou Sara = u II
Nina Simms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Sonora Broad, from St Martinsvilie.
Lady Gay, Burk, from Louisville.
Manhattan, Wilson, from Mobile.
Frances. Meyers, from Mobile.
Below-C0mine Up.
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from New York,
Ship Sabine, Mitchell, Is days from Boston, to
Rivers = Clay ., sss I. t$;.. sssst3,
Ship Coionist,, ~ -- from Liverpool h@N ~
Ship Martha Cobb, Butler, from Boston, 10th ult.
BE- ship greswell, from Jamaica
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
.ssa APALAC TIICOLAs
FOR APALACHICoLA DIRECT. --.
BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
'5 STEAMSHIPS -
To sail on WEDNESDAY. 14sh inst, at o'clock A. NJ
E,0R ApALAcHrcoLA DIRECT THE
splenaa steamship So r,a,,ss &Fst ge1trr3
R. E. SWIFT, Commander,
will sail above from her wharf, of St Joseph street
For freight or passage apply to III lFa *sE
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Belew-conaine Up.
I Exports Yesterday.5

8SsH Exports Yesterday AZ
+ NEWLY DIRK Steamship Matanzaa-z328 bales
cotton 1000 hides Is bales wool 26 bales moss
GALVESTON Stmship Palmyra 20 bbls -four
and sundries ne: Es@ 4 @F5 "a II IA ss8S
GALVESTON Steamship Morgan-1oo sks corn
100 SKIS coffee 4S5 bbls flour 100 bbas whisky so
hbs molasses 10 hhds sugar II II 5s4 f5a5$ .
rs tmship Raleigh 100 SKIS corn
$50 bills flour III n n II 4
HAyRE Ship Regent 24os bales cotton
40 bales hay 80 hbls pork = =
GALYESToN Steamer Little Queen Snndries
MOBILE STEINER Mary Conley Supdry mdse
HI MOBILE Steamer South 1900 SKIS corn and 6s4
/ bbls -four 99s
M0BILE-Stea Manhattan Sundry mdse
MOBILE Steamer Francesca bbs -four 900
SKIS corn s5si
MOBILE Steamer Vigo- sundry mdse
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FORT = JACKSON.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WEE

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FOR FORTS JACKs0N AND ST PHILIP,
and magnificent steamer j. @. Riackfnrd Leo Raubi
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