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Evening star., 1866-10-08
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE FRONT.
ING ON STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
VERMONT AVENUE AND 18th STREET
WEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant. at ~ O'Clock D.
N we shall sell, on the premises. House No 434
Being q two story and half Brick House, with O
hpe balcony and back building contain min III Rooms
In all having nne front yard with shrubbery
and fruit trees: having q feet front by lC0 feet
deep. TO an alley; making 1t q handsome private
residence. Being near the 14th street cars, and Q
nne neighborhooa, with handsome residences.
Terms: One third cash: balance six aud twelve
months. for nstes bearing interest and secured by
adeed OF trust on the premises. All conveysncfng z
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pure chs ser
SlCQ down on the day of sale.
oc Cd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-08

CHARGE OF WIFE Yesterday
Coroner Woodward held an inquest on the
body of Mrs Sarah Harrison, on 18th street.
between l. ard NJ, shot in the First Ward. Ii
appeared in evidence, that on Wednesday last.
her husband. Francis Harrison, was arrested
by Ohcer Rossfter for cruelty beating her. and
Justice Drury committed him to Jail for court
A heavy stick was exhibited to the Jury, and
witnesses testified that he had freuuentiy neat
the deceased with it, DIR. Hopkins testified
that her death was caused by the injuries re-
ce'vSd- The jury returned a verdict that her
DEAN was caused by blows inflicted on her
head and other parts of her body with a
heavy baton, and that the blsws were given
by her husband, Francis Harrison The body
was taken IN charge by the Vincent de Paul
Society for burial.
Upon the return of the verdict OF the iury
commitment was sent 10 the county Jail for the
retention of Francis Harris n for trial at court
on the charge of murder. Harrison is an
tnglshman, who made living by filing
saws, &c. -
Evening star., 1866-10-08

FUNERAL OF ADoLPH ETsKNBRIss-Yester-
day afternoon the funeral OF Mr. Adolph Eli
sen beiss. whose death by accidental shooting
was mentioned in the Star OF Friday, took place
from his late residence on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets. The corpse
was removed TO the German Lutheran Church
corner of 2Uth and u streets west, escorted by
washington Schutzen Association, with
HeaId's Brass Band and the Band of the 5th
cavalry, where an appropriate discourse was
dehVered by Rev. DIR. Finckel, pastor. After.
wards the procession was formed and the cor % Sc
was removed 70 Glenwood Cemetery. where II
was inferred with the ceremonies OF the order
of Odd Fellows.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS.

We viii offer until further notice. ct private
the mott desirable lot Of property ever offered in
this city, sttustsd IN some squares
throws ehout the city. Parties Wishing TO secure
. buifdina let viii Gpd this the beat epSortunitS
ever Offered. Catalogues u the square. nu mbSr
CLAoRrr Z swBBMY,
- 10 din 10 q Hsrket 6escs.
AE1-10R B1Nf.fvo Isruishsd a0Qas, %
M slset AooT, or tWo. .roens ond kf1eheo, 6
Evening star., 1866-10-08

House BREAKING AND THREATs-Last FRI
gay marun Pulllson, Negro, went TO the
house OF John Malitesta, on New York avenue
between 12th and 18th streets. and broke IN
MT Malitesta was absent ana the children
VINO Were at home, had locked the door. Pull
Ison broke the doors and windows ana
alarmed the children, whose screams attracted
the attention Of Ann Johnson, a colored
woman, and upon her approach he ran away
PulIison threatened 70 kill Ann Johnson If she
told on him She did tell, and he was arrested
by omcer johnson. Of the Second Ward. Jus
ice Morsel sent him 10 Jail for court and also
IN Default OF bail for peace on account Of his
threats against Ann johnson.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

NEW JOHNSON CLUB AT TIN NAVY YARD
On Tuesday evening last October 2, q meet ng
OF Navy Yard employees and other workmen
OF Washin gton, was held - Odd Fellows Hail.
Last w Arlington, and organized the Working :
mems National Union johnson Club, of Wash :
ington, ID. o. They passed resolutions indorsing
the President and the Philadelphia Con vention
of August IA; afier which some fifty names
were presented for membership, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen elected officers for the en-
suing six months william Tai
BERT; Vice Presidents, Joseph W. Arnold
and Anorew j. Barnes; Recording Secretary,
Lawrence A. Tuell; Corresponding Secretary,
James NJ. Dalton: Treasurer, George r. Ruff;
Executive Committee-Jas n. Dalton, chair
man; Peter L. For, Jos. s. Tucker, James H.
Beall. Edward Wayson, VIM. ] McDermott,
Arthur Punphrey, William p. Ferguson, and
Geo. Callaghan.
The club have secured the hall lately known
as Bellows Billiard Saloon, northeast corner
of Sth and G. streets, East WashinRton, and
will inaugurate it cs permanent he ado arters
for the ensuing winter, on tomorrow tues
day. night. See advertisement.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

BISfAURANf AND DINIHe SALOON,
Southwest corner OF Psuns. eve. End llth stree.
s-sm T. n. kkeAk, Proprietor.
FALL AND WINTER UNDER 0ARMEHrs
ru LOT gentlemen. of Sir. neriuo, ehetlsud,
kiboed DO; shaker fisspel. Red Blaausi, Canton
do; Heavy wsolsn kibbed de-. In ali silcs, at Ie-
duced prices az LANES
0entlemens y Furnishins Store.
ee U-eolot Penn'A avonus. near ~ st.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

RUSINESS SNOTIOE.-AIl persons having claim
- ,sgsinst me will please present the same for
please come forward and settle as no accounts
will be extended to the new firm books until nv
late business is settled.
oc6-3t Builder De not. 81 D III sfrset
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tha. have been withheld At auction; MONTGOMERY i',o
r for sale IN account Of suocession 1902 shares
of the stock Of the Mechanics and s'r
ton Of Louisiana which putrp 10 lots Ct y shares
noted Tie prices realised r several os ans ne A.s
81 nv US but seeing bhs probability Of
owing 10 the restricted number Of lots
ass sc Withdrew believing that our time could
occupied elsewhere The sitting Of rates due to
~ ~ osside parties that very extensive fair
wy fd ,pier previous advantages during the ensuing
,1U,srrRRENr RANK NOTES-The movement in the is
~ lie banks in liquidation since last has been limited
I. ea Ionisiana Bank atsc Offerings of all classes
ntipue very light demand is restricted to debtors
10 the serera banks who making efforts to quaate their
obligations Sales OF insurance scrip aueti
" Montgomery Bre day, included Merchants,
1861 Mt Soc Crescent of 1858, &c., Hoe ofls57
ora a dollar N; - y ~, sif Y, ri eis&t
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the bank at Greek As the lines were being s
one Of which broke = her hurricane root The front
wadow Of her She also lost Of
MI ~, @ s snasts un,ng hss lower gnS SKINNY
driven into the river aboYa Newpo and aoated down the
Of Cabot street. when she was rescued Charles
nr ~ ibs Nina want ~ u ,ne naSe Ne @
SUNNY souri, FOR RRn RIVE This unsurpassed side
wheel packet under thu command Of Can't W.
Scott and Mr. woodansee clerk leaves at NJ
To-day Shippers send your freight Hhere chanee
of taking ;ght rood order the Sunny South
is the boat thas will do it.
VIRGINIA FOR LoursyILtK.-Ths unsurpassed passenger
steamer, III command Of Capt John W oarfo anu M o
Schultz in the office leaves this days a.
VILE connecting at Memphis and CAIRO WIN s"e
all, points East and West. me lsfs'"e 10 " :, 80. =
packet IF the Merchants and Peoples Inns anu noss Vi
friends all along her ne Of travel her NV nv @
steamboaimen and finished gen'eueh, anu ' wa" A'
them agreeable travelling co"psn'ons =. -
MANHATTAN FOB AoBith-ih s une ~
pressure passenger .as a, 4< p M, FROM ,ba lake
Wilson communism ,.; p,,r,.s AesntJ 10, PARTS
end of the r oh'cnss, - S.a.s
corner O. Sean'p r. 80, Tb sno sost low ~sro
foa The 1s.si f,ha-les yy,I.r comr,ansi, srs Mr.
steamer o'eoie' s"p p =. 49, s aa ~ M .,, If
sam osesu 80 III a Ra;,rosd Agsnts
the eayo,ds,sf and fIrav;ar strsets
Leach ca. = r o,,r, r,, e.. ~ -.
y ,. Il; aana - Car,o,n Ianrv stL ;,h
passssse, 1; H. s f ,ba aho sa III ~, !.
s .As.a I, o,clock tb;s syeniny
- ~ ron Rsn rYvp.s Those Who ,nev bs ps;rcns al
sdv and n,easont trim tn Hur,ca,e and faroina NJ
q ~ no;nts shoud hear in mind thn The
and nn;one packet live Oak cantain
viii s,eava t,i. even,op at o,cloc,e
rh and l,obt draf Steamer ha, bsen thoroushy re-
;r.a AND has na and comfortable cabin With snlend;f
- and s,rni,nre 4 anil Those Who wis,
WV s t,in r.nno, fail Il Az !.
70 ENJOY pleasant Ana ~. S, M Rert,n Ia Nh
y . - y M: .s..r 5sgs S5g s4f5'ss ~
~ r,o, y,crs pupa The great ycksburr uacke
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Tie local Of the Times gives the following com
lrrshensiye summary Of matters in our sister city

Tie local Of tie Times gives the following com
Yrshensive summary Of matters in our sister city
TINS CfrY. There has been but little excitemen,
a The city for the past week. True the Devil paid
- visit, and held his leYees at Odd Fellows
HAIL. but we don't think he invested in ile'' snf-
Aciently to burn anything. We are q quiet people,
and notwithstanding the accusations of radicals,
~ don't kill negroes every morning to give us an
appetite for breakfast.
Mobile il every inch . reconstruction city. They
f e8nhfians} are Recommending the wharves; in
1he country rec0nstructing bridges -reconstruct.
ng everything except the morals Of the N SO
sailed \ ex;slayes. Somehow or either the
heen eradicated in the Americans of African
ecent - neither will they respect the law nse,an,
y 5assssn the Niger will steal, and SO will some
Seueasiaas vide the mayors court reports for the
We are fndebtad 10 4 little eduinoxiai storm for
nAylng secured orr streets. Besides this. the
eentzens # the west had 3 fine time, plenty Of
LEI s sna mo one q make them afraid. Here
seeet hrailroad but II seems not to have gaIvan-
80 any lie into the old fogy crowd wild had
ac@ething to say sboutit Presently 4 company
nd chem what win the people care who built it,
- Mno opposed 1--we will ride despite the most
4pellsh Opposition we ever heard 81 aWhat's
~ el hoddsas long = you,re 'appy r. d
po,,gs aepa,smsn;Is I Y beng organised in
whole people. The best kind of men are being
- IN the service, and every one who III tereiicf
l. his duty Is snse 70 BE- dismissed. This Is right
|ap0d pilcers who control the department. "a =
ne work Of cleaning the city Is going on vicor.
Lots, yards alley. etc. ARE being pnreed
Aany people, however, do not know
M the purpose Wa will give the necessary
snetton. II a1y persons have premises to /
lek them cali - ths police Office. INQUIRE
4 y ,scsss Sonss q HumphTiea. ard they will
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Biuer yntelligr,,re.

c.rsosr ORIG. ~: y oAn !, s, re !
Yesterday was indeed blue Monday The mornnK broke
forth with slight indications of rain About II A. n it com
snced AZ this time Of writing It IL coming down ID good
old fashion Bnsness OF course came to sandst the
evee Hitshoud coutinue to rain to-day there will be some
Of the boats obliged to lie over. a
Tho Virginia. however, VIII positively leave this ~ at IL
o'clock for Msmphs Cairo and LoniGvile
For The benefit Of numerous readers friends
Captain Cannon hs letter addressed the editors
tho Lcuisylle Courisr, giving description Of the new boat
that he has contracted for II
NEw ALBANY March 10 Editcrs Courier herewith an.
S;s q y9 G. a II ss y hass
ss sso cylinder IS fss
ssi
w a.S =
sngine With ~, large cabin accommodate and
II 81 sa s sf
h trade " ibs At ssy Ct Hsxs 5 H Roberts
- -''s''' $40 ours ssniy. u - JOHN ". CANNON
return our thinks tot vors 20 the officers If steamers
Cen Qaisman, Magenta Minis SHINES and Doubloon.
We learn through Telegram Asssrs Stevenson Dong
as that the NJ B. Aspham le Cairo tho 2lth inst
bound 70 this port. ~ sf aS65ti ~
n Clippings from onr exchanges: n lE,s56s
yesterday with eleven feet inche. In the canal By the
evening pSng ss N, ., aF hours
ucSss I. as presented Ill lie changes
Is seventy down g thirtyss, With two
shower Il hall q mass sss propor
the rms last evening there upwards d eight feet
s mater q Nm ss indian
ws IL IKE sisss telling
along We have heard Il Sa se sSxs MS
ssps Az s H. sss Il
ss u
% as ass
Of
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M Orleans Dailg Grastent.
J T 8 MORNING. MARCH ii. 1855.


=
xnE pxooxs4poDaE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
WasuISerox, March 2l.--The House Election
Committee voted to-day. 6 to 8, that James Brooks
I j1xgt entitled to seat in Congress, and that VIM
u Dodge IL. II has been anticipated for some
Y me that Brooks would be ousted. on the ground
II fraudulent votes polied for him. X
aRH AND THEE CONNECTICUT ELErrloS.
Gen. Hawicy and Acting Vice President Foster
eallea on the President this afternoon ana r. Y,
rmed him that there was general ~ y
Connecticut that he was anxious for NJ sa;S
y's, defeat Tue Presidsns Seaasa " i ~ him
nit he had moi turned asainst tas kepgfPn sar
party ana aid nat Intend snd , \ I ,, ahs
eice htders were opposing hawls;y. sMs5 r' IN
ri Dig orders !ss; a,o.r for connectieut
scress4v sysIIss SsyS letter stating that
Is Sssirs lis sisstioaF snd would vote iof nun 7
= ~ WAS At home: 4ss. sas
esilgSh aAs carried On all his tram
,ss a HSw York By issuing orders to Mi. Van
~ " IS III 81 sell gold or bonds as he desired,
-; ~ SjSIle chooses bis own time and agents.
sKsAr6xs DIXON AND FOOT.
Gk6sfor Dixon IS very low tonight, and the
eSanoss ars Hgsinst his recovery. Senator Foot is
4 g ~ easier To-day, but can hardly get well,
EouALizArioN or BouNT1Rs
1ke:1tll TO equsiize bounties, introduced BY Mr..
1lllAn today, md referred 70 the Committee or
1lls1y Afsiras proyiass for he payment to every
1 op1ef and sailos who served during the late war
11 Bho has been or may be honorably discharged
= e6unty Of s. s. for every month Of service rem
Aarsd provided that, in case q discharge on ac
ount III wounds received in action, the fun bounty
all be paid for the term Of service fer which the
ea1htnsept was made. No bounty d To be paid to
v w soldier d sailor who Was prisoner Of war al
- time Of his enlistment. or who had been dis
shaEgea at his own request unless for the purpose
~ re-inlstment 0r TO accept promotion, to any
elzor whose piize money shall exceed the amount
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zsu osssus sig Grssseat gassaay oaus asea az laa6

Davis, Jenkins &co--6 pkgs nldse Mummy, Luling
&co-sundries to order-Total so bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flying Eagle-Salt
and astd mdse. e Z
MATANZAs--Bark Fanny-2500 bxs sugar j B
Murrlson Sco. sI{.-.5s.r. b l,..vLa
HAVANA-BrigE n Kennedy--192l bas sugar
5000 cigars A Chafifaix. az
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steams
Mhtagorda-l9 bales cotton Sykes & Conley-l0
FL Herron-60 head cattle MeQaaid j. Meple. A.
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Marine gnteHigellre.
gsEsoRsT OFFICE, No. o. CANT STREET,
Tuesday, March q, 1866

Cleared Yesterday. =7s5
BIZ ship Trenton Walker, for Liverpool,
tsG7 5f j G Robinson
Bark Saml Tarbox, Tarbox, for Havre,
Lowell & Bailey
Steamship Jas s Green, Fairchild, for Apalachi-
aa cola, Zerega eco
Steamship Raleigh, Walker, for New York,
Jas Connolly eco
Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, for New York,
A Moulton
Schr Mist, Johnson for Mobile,
-saea Huntington Bros
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Arrived Yesterday.

/ -A7tsse Arrived Yesterday.
| Brig H L Eaton, Reed, from Havana, previously
reported at Quarantine, to Murrison eco
Point. -
Ship Flying Eagle, from Liverpool.
Steamship Reindeer, McGrath, from Lavaca, 10Th
inst, to Fosdick-1st district-l6
U s transport steamship Crescent, Latham, from
Brazos Santiago, to y Quartermaster-4th
a5 district sefs7'EAss 2ssassSS
Bark Fannie, Carver, from Matanzas, to ] B Muir
rison &co--Point.
Ship Flying Eagle, Hays from Liverpool, Jan rs,
to master-4th district. A7S
Brig 3 Fl Kennedy, Geyer, from Havana, 9Th inst,
previously reported atQuarantine, to MASTER
~ Point. 70
Bark Cephas sterrett, Godfrey, Is days from Rock
land Me, to Thorndyke Norton-lst dis
strict 2 I ~
Br bark Emily. Thursel, from Liverpool, Jan %,
to Jno Gauche-3d dstrict-37. ALL.
Bark Alliance, Wolfler, from Lamlash Wales, Jan
20, to Duggett- Point. rs
.s4s s5, TowBoATs. s rss,$
Leviathan, Palmer, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea 10th inst brigs Rival and Enchon,
schrs Number One, Marinetta and Frank
brought up ship Flying Eagle.
.5y sTRAMB0ATs. III 4l& ..-
Magenta, 7 P feathers, from st Louis.
Gen A Quitman, Cannon, from Yicksburg.
Silver Spray, Fenton from Cincinnati.
Nina Simms Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Benefit, English, from Montgomery.
Doubl0on Harrison, from Shreveport.
J NJ Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Plain City, Bassett from Fort Jackson.
Monsoon, Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
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Exports Yesterday.

LTyERPOOL-Br ship Trenton-2758 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves Al hhds tobacco. sFg657.
HAVRE--B Bark Saml TarboX--l943 bales cotton.
APALACHICOLAs Steamship Jas S Green
so SKIS corn and snndries. ii &Ct&4 a$ i ff.4
NEW YORK Steamship Raleigh-40 bales cot
ton lot old arms 800 troops.
Il NEW YORK--Steamshi Gen Grant-22s bales
cotton 70 moss u wool 493 ties beef GAL hides "a
pkgs mdse. s.S 4s+5ssa N sssgssJ y#fr m
MOBILES Schooner Mist-136 SKIS corn so bbls
whisky l6 bbls pork 10 ties hams and sundries.
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIs AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 28th inst, at sPh
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON vICKs
burg, Nachez, mouth Of Red River, Bayoa Sara, Baton
Rouge, and intermediate landings BendsThe splendid
passenger packet Hart Able, L. A. Dronllard, master
Joe Bahfn clerk will leave sabove For freight passage
apply on board, or to 81
STEVENSON DoUGLas Agents. Front Leves.
FlRGIN1US G. DENTdEL, Advertising Agent.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at and Queenstown land aud embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
here at through of freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp R0tterdar,
, Gethsnburg and Hayre
The final port Of destination may be either xed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder of the bill
of lading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus afordng the importer the choice of
markets.
Seerage tickets granted by line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following fun
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every TUESDAY, and NEW
ORLEANS every SATURDAY
LOUISIANA .ls74 tons ...P. Jangon Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons ..J. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens ....T. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI 1854 tons ...A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS tons. r. Barron, Captain
1929 tons VIM L. Mosney, Capt
GAMBIA. l66l TONS ....J. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. 16l tons. j. Hairby, Captain.
194s TONS H. P P. Couchs Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool $125 gold Its equivalent in
currency. sa-
For rates of freight apply TO
WIN. HUNTER d CO.. Al Carondeet street.
Conneas Of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng at the Office pay their freight andobain de-
livery orders for the same
aMT FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND OFF QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Peruvian,
Cargo Is being received at the foot Of jackson
street, for above steamer, sailing puncuay SATURDAY
the 3lst March, o'clock A. and to be followed by
the CAROLINA, Saturday, the l4h Of April r.
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS to Havana $40, In gold
or their equivalent in U. g. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER CO., Il Carendelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted here shippers
~ Bills Of lading for this Company (which only be
slgnsd) will be had at the Agents Office as above.
-
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VICKSBURG.


vICKsBURG, NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY at bP.n
Steamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN-JOHN W. CANNON
Masteri JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. McvAY, Clerks.
Rodney Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ain-
ternedate landngThe fast magnificent passenger steame
Gen. u. A. Quitnaan, leaves as above.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at5r.M
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J N WHITE, MASTER BAN
AfLES, Clerks
EOR SKIPWITH'S Ian DING, LAKE PROV
y idence, Goodrchs Landing, Omega Milliken's Bend
vcksburg Natchez, Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara
Rouge, and all intermediate landings
The above packets will take freight and for Mem
phs and Yazoo River with privilege Of reshippng fpt
class packets at Vieksburg.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
HTTE MURDOCH, "a Grafier street.
JNO. 3. HYDE CO., Agents, us Common ct
A. BRITTON Front street. 4"
SFhe above steamers will take freight and passenger
for sunfcwer River with privilege of reshpping the
steamer Eddie
vIRGINIus G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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4Hslow-oomllr UP.

Steamship Huntsville, Crocker, from New York,
18th inst to G A Fosdick
Bark Albino, Wolfler, from Lamlash, Jany 20th
BIZ ship Woolfville, Pettgrue. from Liverpool.
Jan "a, to master.
Br ship Compere. Black, from Mobile, to Mum
ming, Luling eco.
Steamship Guiding Star, Berry, from New York
18th inst to ] NJ Courtenay. r.s-rQe
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STEAMSHIPS. ls
NEW YORK.

~
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. t.0
z7s T@t STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOE NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sidewhss steamships '' '4 7t
MORNING STAR. 2400 tons... .Howes Commander
EVENING STAR. 2o1b tons. II. L. Quick, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 2596 tons. ;. Berry, Commander
fsisANe .2sGO tons, Nelson Commander.
For New York Direct.
The new and drss-class SCREW steamships
MISslssIPPI..........23o0ton TONS. Sumner COMMANDING
MERRtMACK.. 1900 tons ;. .vansce Commanding
MARIPosA 1900 tons. -Commandne
100 tons =. .Whiteman Commanding
The new and Brscass sidewheel steamship .r.
c,.,..ng Guiding Star, 2596 TONS ~
-7ss- W. c. BERRY, Commander,
viii leave the companys wharf, front of Jackson Square
SATURDAY, slat inst, at for New York. as above
having been detained by Quarantine. ~.
- : : ---L- 81 g NO .,
The composed largest most elegant steam
ships which been built in this country for any home
line They respect fitted for service
upon which they Their passenger Accommodations
sxceed by those upon any other the world
me- Passage reduced T, r H.. u r4Erg
Freight will received the Conpanys warehouse the
landing all during business hours and the Company
rates freight will always be made low by any other
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For freight or passage applyto
]. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
--ts7-r-s.- ssCarondslst street.
7- .E..l s. FOR NEW YORK.
CROMWELLS N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on TUESDAY, March eth, at 8 An.
TOR NEW YORk-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
| steamship
..-. General Grant,
E. W. HOLMES, Commander, =
will leave her wharf, foos of Toulouse street. Second District
above. .....-
First Cabin Passage. SEQ
Second Cabin Passage Observation-Disclosures
For freight passage apply to ---.. .-..
ALFRED MouLToN, Al Carondelet street
FOR NEW YORK. E
CRoMwELLs n. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail SUNDAY, April lst at s An
ToR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE FAs1
and favore steamship
-s'e Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD Commander.
will her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
above 1=s'l s-t-
First cabin passage 500
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED M0ULToN,
{ Al Carondslet street.