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Receipt. Of Produce xs,.srsov.

n
GAiRO--steamer Clara Dolsen-3Ge bbls flour
kehlor updike- 100 do Grace, Davis &co-S40
do Keep Cauideld--l5o bbis pork ODER. Atwa
ter &co--lls do q Fairchid &co--4o3 SKIS bran
kehior q updike--S60 SKIS oats s H Kennedy Sco
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Q SKIS corn Wood Low 4 I.udwigsen--s65 SKIS Of
corn H Kennedy &co--lS0 do ODER, Atwater 4
co-I6o do Med Taylor-l043 do M M Copelana
S6s do Poole $40 do to order-es29 do to ] III
Richards-s hhds tobacco c II Smith-2o tcs lard
e II Fairchild &co--S bbls do rs hhds tobacco
hid bacon Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-7 bids to.
hacco H Fraser--3 do Speed Summers &co-e
do Wilson Il Youag9 do Gould, Roach t&co-lO
John king-l0 do Kirkpatrick Nevins &oo-5o
bbls ale Flemming, Enas &co--25 pows I Bod.
ley .Gco &C do Shark, staufer tSco-l do cuitya-
tors G w Sizer-I do Hy Tete--2 do F Cochran
Ill doz brooms Mcfarlan. Straight &co-lls SKIS
cotton seed 80 SKIS cotton ] bale cotton w 8 Don.
bales cotton to Conner & Seixas-2 do to
Symonds, Courtney &co--l0do Fl Il j M Allen-
do 0ber, Atwater &eo--suudres to 69der-Total
ls2 bales cotton 76 hhds tobacco
MEapH IS-Steamer Bart Able-97 bales cotton
Greenwood & Son-SS0 do Taber i boswell
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THIRD DIsrmer COURT, MYRTILLE CoURCELLE VS.
of New Orleans, JOHN STEW RT-- M u yo4

THIRD Dlsrmcr coURrl MYRIILLE CoURCELLE vs.
81 New Orleans. - JOHN STEWART--No. % 394.
Ply virtue of a writ OF seizure and sale to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New n the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell
auction the Merchants Aueoneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Cusonhuuse streets the
Second District Of this city SATURDAY, the J7th day a
February 1856 at IL o'clock the following described prop
erty, viz p'p
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the build
lng and improvements thereon rights seryitudes pr
e 18th
square bounded by Common Bank, Broad and Dorgenos
streets and designated as lot number "nine @ on plan
drawn BY H. Mohanstn, late Surveyor dated 10th Febru
ary s5 deposited in the archives Of Bernard Phillips late
notary public in this city and also copy thereof made by
A Hedn late aTshitee deposited in the office of
rcan thirty on Bank street, by one hundred
'icet in depth between parallel lines. :
Tho aforesaid property acquired purchase by Michael
gGse MARTINEZ By before
sold afterwards by the said Michael Woods to John Stew
Of May 1850. " ''
Seized in the above suit. @
H1- TERMsCash the spot in United States Treasury
Notes ''
CHARLES BIENyENU, iE
Sheriff of the Parish Orleans
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Receipts Of Produce Saturday

YAZOO C1TY--Steamer Gov. Sharkey-s0O
bales cotton and snndries TO order
r. BATON UGE-Steamer Monsoon-43 bales
cotton So hhds sugar SO bbs molasses 10 halfbbis
do and snndries to order
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Steamer Mary Heinz
$50 bales cotton and sundries to order
ST L0UlS-Stemer Mollie Able-IS5 head cattle
der = -
SHREVEPORT-St Steamer Lizzie Tate--744 bales
cotton and sundries to order
CAMDEN-Steamer NJ SHARPE bales cotton
and sundries to order
ClNCINN ATl-Steamer Emerald Sundry mdse
NAShpllLE- Steamer Richmond 1924 bales of
cotton 81 hhds tobacco aud sundries to order
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SHERIFF SALES,

Sixth DIsTRIer COURT JOHN A. LETTEN vs. CASTLE
of ~. GREEN.
y New Orleans. - No. 1850.
EgFtFEKENEO of writ of seizure and lie to
- directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans, In the above entitled cause, proceed
sell Mt public auction the Merchants Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and CustDnhonse
streets, the Second District this city on TUESDAY
the 10Th day Of February 1866 at II o'clock NJ the following
described ~
and thereon situated in the First District
this city in Squire bounded by onde Poydras ST. Paul
and Perdide and having 81 Gronde street
by lug feet, 6 inches and 7 lines deep.
hc said property acquired defendant from
p finek by two ACTS sssed before E. l. Lewis,
tay Public In This city the 18th day May 1852 and the
other on the I'D day Of September, 1854
Seized IN the above suit
CHARLES BIENVENu,
Sheriff of the Parish Orleans
-TERMs-CRsh on the spot, T. S. Treasury notes.
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LIVERPOOL,


'iSAa DEL" ZEN LlFEhfooL AND NEW ORLEANS,
.,s '"''''
~ 77 '' " 'Ds
Moscow Rfra Harhgr,- Rrama, aptvor, 1o,.do,
Gothenburg and Havre
.ho b;,, -. ,a., =,
of ladne within twsya hours altar tho stoarr,. ,,
at Liverpool thus adoEding the importer the chuce of
"HfAe'S
THE BRITISH AND AMERICA STEAM
Navigation company Limited, Wi" dispatch the following full
Dogyered Iron Screw staar,stfr, to+voor
LVERPooL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS svs-v ,,,arre,o e,rrpn,y
ro. ~ ga @>i'
''1'4 '0A7'' - ':i' '"hlsoh' captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons. j. Campbell, Captain.
FLORIDA ........... 1927 teps n Rater ro,.,,
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81, U Of ADELE TRUDEAU, and A. q.
New orieans--No le,9SSj ~ TRuDEAU.
Ply VIRTUE of writ of feri f.,efas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans the above entitled will to sell
public auction, the Merchants Auctioneersr Ex
change Royal street, between Canal Cusomhonse
IN the Second District of this city, SATURDAY 18th
day Of February 1866 at u O'Clock NJ the following described
preperty, viz ,5s3 80
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the First
District ct This city in the which bounded
dras Hesa, St Peter and ST. John designated
Mes. and 4 sketch annexed
Aeele Sanve wife of ne Trudeau Park passed.
3oth nay Of April, 1883
sad lots feet four and six
and lines front Poydras street, by the following
deIclis, to wit:
Lot No the side line of Lot seventy seven feet
nine inches and and half lines; line of Lot
No seventyfve feet five inches six onehalf lines
Lot No. 4, seventy-tve feet five inches six and one.
half Lines the side line of Lot No. three
feet ao inches and three lines the opposite line; and
have each width in the rear of twenty feet inches
and four and three quarter lines.
Said loss were acquired by said Mrs Adele sauve widow OF
Rene Trieeau partly by inheritance and partly by purchase
from of Dame Mathde l. Cabot per passed
before Cairo late notary public in this city, 4th
day of June, 1s4S 70
T Seized ia the above suit.
p- TEEhs-Cash the spot in United States Treasury
Notes. CHARLES BIENFENU,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SREsckNr OFFIcR, No. % CANT SrREFr,
6 Monday, january u, AS66.
Gcared saturday.
Steamship Guiding Star, Berry, for New York, via
Steamship Huntsville, Croker, for New York,
q s G A Fosdick
Steamship Missouri, Sherman, for New York,
Garrison & Allen
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston,
G Harris
Steamship DAM Webster Badger. for Galveston,
Halves Il Bowen
Steamship Catherine Whiting, Merryman, for Gal
weston, Master
Steamer Countess, Green, for Mobile, W Wakefield
Steamer Frances Meyers, for Mobile, @ Harris
Steamer Orleans, Henthorne, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Magnolia, Eyeridge for Mobs Master
Lowell & Bailey
Br bark Estelle, McCulloch for Liverpool,
Taylor & Giffney
Brig Daphne, Young, for Hayre, G. A Fosdick
Sp brig Inez, Gaeana for Barcelona, PUG Bros
schr Arcola Walen, for Ruatan Island, in ballast,
Master
schr Walter W Pharo, Allen, for Providence lR y,
schr Geo W Dill, Miller, for Sabine Pass,
- W Wakefield
schr Mist, johnson, for Mobile Huntington Bros
Schr Fruitere, Fauria, for Mobile,
schr Alexa, Mathews, for Sabine Pass, Master
Sloop Hope, Meyers, for Pensacola, Master
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Austin, Scrngeour from 1ndianela via
Galveston to c Harris-lst district
Steamship Planet, Agnew, from Mobile, to Nor
cross, Perkins & Hersey-lst district l6
Ship Bertha, Humphrey, from Apalachicola, in
ballast, to master-3d district As
Schr E Kidder, Allen, 2S days from Boston, TO
G W Hynson &co-lst district II
Schr W Tull Russell, 26 days from Philadelphia,
to master-Point
Schr Village Gem, Goulding, from Matanzas, to
Puig Bros--Point
Schr Bloom, Nadof, from Mobile, to master-Basin
Towboat Lone Star, Schneidau, from New York,
9Th inst, via Norfolk (Va}, to NJ Courtenay-
I'd district
TowBoATs.
Philip, CASTOR, from the Passes-Towed down and
and to sea 25d inst, Maria Luck and R r Wal
ker-Brought up schrs Village Gem, E kidder,
and r W Tull
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Sharkey, Wallace, from Yazoo City.
Monsoon, Henc, from Baton Rouge.
Mary Heinn Remission, from Carolina Bluffs.
Mollie Able, Connel, from st Louis.
Lizzie Tate Marshall, from Shreveport.
Magnolia, Everidge, from Mobile.
Frances Meyers, from Mobile.
Mary Conley, English, from Mobile.
Orleans, Henthorne, from Mobile.
Sharp, LaNoue from Ouachita River
Emerald, Skunk, from Cincinnati.
Richmond, Dismukes, from Nashville.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Texas Stanton, from Galveston, to
Halves j. Bowen--lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able, Drouilard, from Memphis.
Clara Dolsen, Franey, from Cairo.
Champion, Dye from Ouachita River.
Enterprise, Spielman from Albany.
Idaho, Elliott from Camden.
Cricket, Griffith, from Shreveport.
Gem, Abrams, from Camden.
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The following is copy of the manifest of the
steamer Dora Martin, previously reported lost at
Blair's Landing:
362 bales cotton to Cummings, Brown &co-3O
do r Walker &co-32 do Carroll, Hoy &co-sl
Senthe Prather-27 Fl ] Phelps &co-l4 do to
Copes--S Edey & Pinckard-34 D Blair Geo
"a P Fl Foley--sundries to order-Total 742 bales
cotton >
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAKoLINA

The Trustees of this Institution propose at tei, next
ing to fill the Chair of School of Modern and
Literature.
The remuneration offered consists of dwelling and ous
thousand dollars from the State Treasury and
tion ices. as
Applications and testimonials stating which of the Modern
Languages the applicant teach, c with the Sec
Rotary of the Board OF Trustees By the st of March next
c, BBuGE WALKER,
Secretary Board Of Trustees University Of S. c.
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Below-C0ming Up.

Ship Theo Knoop, Laird, from Liverpool. Nov %.
Ship Tea faster, Jones, from Liverpool, Nov %.
BIZ ship Dorothea, Scott, from Liverpool 10th Nov
to master
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Is sasssasS hvenns sso ., 2. lesss q. !,
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~ y yqe fessy 70 s1na fasesct y
n k<shsase sad y sassess ~ Assns rssssaon
y Nsw yotk ~ little hnd been zone ap y noon
fesnsf aesise inasay p1esae'
X Ht 81 Tire @iesasng puysrs paftcapaea Hus'os
mAsEed indinerence ~ 70 we aeso
And ne apeStcns ter the day whion 1921 NJ ~
eAfe we're - n q o. the oaeftng p1ces
Ths moyeRent wEs Sivtdsd among putcnasers Y
ts order WIS., $50 go w. 80 NY W. Nv ~ ~
< I10s ~ %9 and "A hslsss u Sssssss a. 5S 'saSss4
09ings during &c morning were very ah as moss VI
cossFed up their samples n aatcpst'en p wv
hut As ~ dty md pusers appearea ~ V
<lng g cpersts At higher figures tne supply
tneseAxe and better iesi,ng
Ncxs ne o. ths stfssts q as " s.
h fnd shs pafty N1o plitcnnsed ~ Sssss 80 ~. n
fnily ls snt " e ssp0ss ssasa ssss
xaseset y magnify q 80 ~ - 49,
ssnn = essa sse
srf tosss n
= ~ e''
4 Aeee q 3 Rss sSs..
81 A. Fl % 0ofIoN.
i 1lsslE II ss,za
~ n ss ~ II Sds; 45s I'd.
q y. W s s. .s. !, az SSs "
sss 10 an *
&s s
= hand and on shipbosrd nct cleared
include 9T3 bales Hayrc 472f Liverpool
W III .narcslopa and lso5 bales for New York.
3uGAR AID MoLAssEs -Tha; receipts since yesterda,
az hhas 7 bhs II haif bbls Moasses
Asand d day but tho limited arrivals
IIoIasrs M asknr yerv mi nice,
III ssaes Of about 10 hhds nearly all for export
Isssc for low fair He far iar
or ood fair and 56sc Tor fuzzy fair to strictly
remains about the yesterday
II abtst no bb and 50 half bbls selling
aaiIS III choice tBe hitter Bringing SIC Ssgalon.
III WfSRERN PRoDUcE-A good demand has prevailed
sis ii ths mud holders haye beer
d obts TN prices Flour is r che stock on hand
Ssine diminished ana 10 fresh Of a1y mag
ads readily fnds purchasers there being standing
frzy asys On hand fol- slp1nens 10 We
Sss our rsiers u iii annexed pastcusrs reaar- ,he
Il Itas dittonA Of oar market 95ssS rs # ss * IA q
We noticed w rood Demand resulting il snes
Il sns N, hs,s II mice. sro - se s. i
Il WI Ine "A 25 for susrane ss al III choice do 80
III, stra ssOSIO IS for extra sIl * for good do and
sgSiss II M sar el.oirs tlo Is@s 7.aa s3
a. ~ .rbrs = abont ,to1 sacks
insane ,shlte yeaw and mixed on private terms sl2
a Il s5s M yesv. Il Ii M AID III, white AZ al is u
5lrsisy 9sS S7 & b.
xsa ~ ~ X. ~. .tsr foday ,itb saes
fs4oo xasr,, e IA, a bnsLel.
sssas or m eae
W an,v n 1obbinr trade mt nreyious
,,lls ysae,s nd nd I'M and Uranium
to,g li dnscrntions arc scarce We append the
s41f;isrs,s.rs ~ ~ saxs, husness
M 49, ~ o,d i nearly exhausted apusw even
a. Us s0xaaa q hht th salas ~ ~ II n
rs n ttes Prime mass l. re.ane
Y 9 ~ N I'M 43ss "a u as a n
Il esbbit 1fttle Of no alteration Ribbed
.s M au clear sides are IN fair SUNNY
ma HOLE III the former and aoc = b FRI he al
isgap c mn, s,par c.,rad a5ss5s u Il nm
sugar cured srs sslling Il asasos q i.
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NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK
CROMWELL'S N Y. AND N O. STEAMSHIP IINR
To sail on SUNDAY, Feb 4th at o'clock A. NJ
kNOk NE" RORK-The fast and layorite steamship
Star of the Union,
A BLANCHARD, Commander
Will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, Second District
above.
First cabin passage $50,
For freight passage apply TO
ALFRED NoULroN,
Al Carondeiet street.
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A. ]. yILLERE, Deputy Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
rEzos couRrl OCTAVE BRINGIER

FIFTH DrsrEzos couRrl OCTAVE BRINGIER
j5S.5 ls of Us.
II, HER HUSBAND,
Mew orfeane ~ Noi5,iOa
This ease swing been ed Ia the fu ~,
consent q pasies and the
ordered adjudged ana ecreed that 0savie Bringer in
his sn do have and Of the ascendant Allen Thomas
husbsnd the sum q nine thoasand IS 100 With
int est thsrssn ut NE rae Of 1--WE cent
The movable prcpezty belonging defendant or
hnusand six hundred dollars with aforesaid
,s; IN. amount Of the dHel property II the plaintiff and
VIII acr gage Of rtysx Aansand 1--WE hsndred ay-
IN olnrs with ntereH aforesaid being the amount
ains sos rnai properly piaintf adnsered by the
Y .ac y. ma converted to his separate
s.shsr that there be Judgment separation
n y ~ v bcx pSaiatn and dsendan and ssoution
y t .s Ion ss,s srsSsreS Jaluary 17th 1866
Jadsmsnt ,dgGod JAnuaiy Goth lSst
Qsigned) ~ A fra.a
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BOSTON-Schr Kidder-Astd mdse
PHlLADELPHlA-Schr r w Tull-35O tons coal
to u S Quartermaster
MATANIAS-Sch Village Gem-167 hhds mo-
lasses 68 ties do 20 bbls do DeGoicouria Geo
MOBILES Steamship Planets bales cotton to
Ober, Atwater &co-sundries to order
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DlsrRicr GouRr} SUCCESSION OF HENRY N
q y. New T, orsans ) RAYBURN-No, 25,922
WHEREAS - ohm h. Richardson has pefi-
w toned the letters Of curatorshp on tie vacant
estate Of the late Henry Rayburn deceased
Na.ce y hereby gacn to all whom may concern to show
within ten dayg why the OF the said petitioner
skg order Of the court.
A. J. YILLERE, Deputy Clerk
DApS FINE r CoyR ps DIsTRrcr suGCEssIoN DE HENRY
ATEENDU que uohn Il. Richardson !, pre-
sepe nHe petition b. ee obten les lettres d.
cada iptletst- > - '' No
Avis e present depne cex one celia peut con-
eerer daNrr dedure dix jours rnsOns pour la
Par nr6sets IL cour
50. - a. a YILLERE Denutn rraniar !.
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ZOE NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW AND
splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .2400 tons Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons. .Wimpenny, Coumasder
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander
NORTH STARR. .NA tons Jones, Commander
NORTHERN LIGHT. .2o56 tons. g.. Weir, Commander
RISING sTAR....... $500 tons. Bell Commander.
The new and hrst-clRss screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1000 tons. -, C0Inmundins
MERRlMACk... 1000 tons. COMMANDING
MARlPOSA....... 300 tons .Howes Commanding
MONTEREY. 1900 tons .Furber, COMMANDING
The Line is composed of the largest most elegant steam
ships which have been built i'll this country any home
line They in respect fitted service and the
route which they Their passenger
not exceed by those upon any the world
E Passage in sidewheel steamships ca N $50 second
cabin SiO Passage in steamships, first cabin $50
Freight will be the Company warehouse on the
landing at all times during hours and the Copanyg
rates fer freight will always be made low by any other
line.
For freight passage apply to
j. N. COURTENAY, Agent.
ndaiet
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BOSTON WAREHOUSE,
LAFAYETTE STREET,
RetUeen ramp and zrar.~tra .tuaas.

This Warehouse formerly occupied by Titterton Ma
gee, and so long and favorahly known among the
old Merchants and Shippers this city, has during
been thoroughly repaired and ready receive
storage merchandise every description and, from its
strucon and protection goods all kinds especially those
perishsoe nature better cared for than in ohe,
Warehouse in the city.
The patronage OF Merchants and shippers respectfully
T. X. BENNETT, Proprietor .
STEAMROAT HULL RISKS
TAKEN
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
once, corner OF Camp and Common streets.
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PITTSBURG.

Leaves MONDAY, 29th inst, at 81
ANOk MEMPHIS, CAIRO, LOUISVILLE, CINClN-
= natl and Pittsburg.-The and splendid passenger
steamer Eme j. N Skunk MASTER will leave above.
For freight or passage apply board, to i, lEM
A. BRITT0N, Agent, s Front street.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
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FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WEEK.
WEDNEsDAYs and SATURDAYS at 10 O'Clock A. N.
E,0R FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP,
fonte Ia Hache, and Intermediate ltndngs-The new
ana magnificent steamer u. G.. KfacExfard Bayhi,
master O. Benjamn and A. Labarre clerks leaves
Orleans every Wednesday at 10 rande Prairie apd
every saturday at 10 for Forts Jackson Philip.
Renrnng Thursdays and Mondays For freight passage
TITus& GWARTNEY, 3 Tchoupitouas street, !
or 70 FIRMIN MARTIN, las Old Levee.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEIi Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.

MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Goth inst, at o'clock p NJ
EN0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG,
NRtcez Baton Rouge, Plaquemine Donaldsunvile and
al way andngs-The and splendid passenger
Clara Noisen, T. FrAney master j. r. Hamilton clerk,
will leave abuye For freight passage apply board
orto JOHN A. STEVENSON Agent Front street
VLRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET. a..
every WEDNESDAY at 10 A M, and every sATUR.
DAY at NJ,
IIOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINEIDONAID
sonve and all Intermediate superb
clerk will leave above Returning she win leave Baton
Rouge every MONDAY at 8 A and TIL URSDAY at p NJ
For freight passage apply to
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 BenviIe ct
The Monsoon will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fourche. 49,
Shippers are responsible for payment of freight
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL, ADVERTISING Ape,+
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 3lst inst, at 5PN
ENGK MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPOLEON VICKs-
burg NGtehez, mouth of Red River. Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and all intermediate landings in the Bends-The
splendid passenger packet Bart Able, L. A.. DrouiarI
MASTER T. NJ Ch0eau, clerk will leave above freight
passage apply on board,
JNO A. STEVENSON A gent, Front street
NIRGINEUS G. DESTZEL. Adyertisiur A raut
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS. AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb 1st at 5 o'clock r. NJ
Steamer HENRY Won PHUI-JAMES ALLEN, Master
F. T. BURKE, Clerk.
ZOE MEMFHES, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
a. P9int Greenvile, Lake Providence, Mllikens Bend
Lake washington Grand Like, Ashton, Fcksburg EHtchez
Grand Gu Rodney, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge aud all inter
The above packet will take freight and passengers
river with the privilege of reshppng first packets
Nicksburg For Freight or passage apply board,
JNO. L. HYDE Co, Agents,
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HAZOo.

Leaves every MONDAY at 8 P NJ
EOK YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
II The splendid passenger packet Warren ReiIa "a 3
Butler master l. Basket clerk will leave Veksbarg for
hatche river above connecting with the Magenta and Ont
man for New Orleans, and Moie Hambleton for MemSbs
For further information apply to 80 'p'A'
ylRGIS1us G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET
LEAVES RBGVLsRLY EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY
Leaves on III TUESDAY, Feb LIST at p N
For, Gk ZEN W90D LEFLoRE, YAzoo CITY
steamer Cow sh1rkey, Thomas H. Newell master W. +
Erskne CLERK viii leave above For freight or passage
apply on board, e = fNse
JOHN E. HYDE + CO.. us 1O1amon street.
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