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STEAM BOATS.
MOBILIZE,


FoR MOBILE b,RECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
gu'LF LINE.
To sail avery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At BAN
EOK MOBILE-GUiF L1NE-CoMPosED OF
the following screw steamships:
Alliance,
-, Commander.
H. j. AGNEw, Commander
These steamers take freight for MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
and SELMA, and all points tho Alabama river through
bns of sdng being signed by the agents this city for all
these points.
The of the line lowest rates. and make
such connections Mobile insure the prompt forwarding
of freight to Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bama river, without delay additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
consignees, NoRCROsS, PERKINS l. HERSEY,
rs Carondelet street, New Orleans La.
DEHATEN. STEWART l. OSBORNE,
Mobile Ala. ID
FOR hoBILE-EvERIDGE LINE
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 7th inst, at s pn
Ralroad-The steamer
Magnolia,
T. v. W. GRAHAM, Master n
will leave above For freight passage apply on board
sINNOrr, ADAMS 4 WAYNE Agents
q Commercial Place
SOUTHERN LINE.
FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS.
THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Leaves foMobe and the Watering Grants Pass
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
FOR MoBILE-THE srLEND1D AND FAvoRITE
low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER, Com handler
will leave as above arrival of the A Pontchartran
Returning will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS
DAY at IL o'clock For freight passage apply board
or to LEACH PERKINS.
Corner rarondelet and Gravier streets
The steamer Creole will land at the Watering Places
NoticeeIeters ped envelopes only be taken
| under the present postage law.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave WEDNESDAY February 7th, on the arrival Of
| ~ P. M. Pontchar,rain Railroad train
LOB MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
| Manhattan,
J. W. WILSON, Commander,
viii leave above. For freight or passage apply
| l. C. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets.
N. B.-No freight received after "a o'clockF N.
| aiy- No bills of ladng will be signed after 4PM.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, II NJ, from hest
! of New Basin.
| nor HIORIEE-THE NEW AND SPLEsDIL
L pa 5senssr steamer Fanny Pearson. J. F. A. Boyle
D. f. Scrfggs, clerk will leave above For fregh
'N''N' J6iIN 4 sTEvE&soN: Agent, 8 Front street
| yIRGINfUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
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BAYOU MACON.

REGULAR TENSAS AN BAYOU MACON PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 7th inst, at F. NJ
FOR FENSAS AND BAYOU hAGoN-THE FINE
pnsseuge packet Matte, L. II. Patterson master v
Guss cer leave for Iensas bayou Macon aud all
edats landings above For freight PASSAGE apply
honrd
r. j. WINBURN, 81 Magazine street.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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on &co--20 Zenot & urqnhart-l9 Warren u Craw-
ford--14 w d Tullis-9 Thos NJ Scott dpee--7 do to
] C Rcks-T Battle, Noble &co--6 Black L Son-5
A LeVi--4 Cowan Mayo-46 SKIS cotton seed Ze-
not Il Urquhart-sundries to order-Total $50 bale
cotton - .
WASHINGTON Steamer Trene-52 bales cot
ton B Charpenter As do Belloeq, Noblom eco
IS w Burbridge &co-10 A j DaSilva--s do to
Payne, Huntington &co-3 Lapene & Ferre-3 to
Banchin Il Giraud-2 Manico &co-2 to Block
Bros rolls leather Meyer, We'll &co-sundries to
order-Total ls6 bales cotton
BATON R0UGE-Steamer Monsoon-1 bale OF
cotton F DaSilya &co-H SKIS seed cotton Mas
pero-2 do % bbls molasses and II hhds sugar 10
Il /. Schiff &co-10 hhds sugar Ben Toledano-5o
do w Burbridge AGO. do rice Bethancourt-
l6 bdls hides Lapene 4 Ferre-2 bbls molasses to
Pitcher 4 Barrow-392 empty bbls b berkley5,
sundres to order-Total bale cotton Is SKIS seeo
cotton 81 hhds sugar "a bbls molasses
Receipts by Railroad.
No.J& g, R.-Feb SOB bales cotton
JR powell-e2 Jno 7 Hardie &co-4 to Pitcher u
| Barrow-35 r L Adams-25 Thos M Scott &co-7
| " n Thompson-4O S Barrett-l3 NJ Zunts--zl
| TIM I M Allep-14 Hogan & Patton-5 Ia Wal
ker-5 I, r Co.eman-29 Carroll, Hoy &co-37 to
| R pritchard-Is Payne, Huntington &co-S7 do to
| ThornbiTl * Richardson Alcus Il Scherck-4l to
Warren 4 Crawford-37 J Gribble-s A Lewis
| i Adams &eo-Total 527 bales cotton
N. O.. @, & G. w. R. R.-Feb 6-6 hhds sugar
p Maspero-7 do McFarlan Straight &co--s do to
| rhos Dix-35 bbls moasses Miltenberger-G
| d. Schroeder & Scrhieber--5 half bls do Lapene &
Ferre-s2 bxs bread Dbl do l bbls beef ties ba
| con Mai Haskell-15 bales moss Wright & Hull
sundres to order--Total 81 hhds sugar Al bbls mo
| lasses half-bbls do
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MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on THURSDAY, sth inst, at 5 o'clock P N.
NOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, WETUMP8A AND
Il all lnndiDgS the Alabama ryerfhe steamer y nmes
will freight the Lake Of tho fontch
train Railroad this day. will leave tor the above places
! the 9Th instant.
This boat has recently been thoroughly repaired and
in No. condition, and unsurpassed for comfort and
safety She will have quick dispatch aud take freight
| tomafy rates HUNTINGTON BRO Agents,
30 Natchez
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
i THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.

THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
9th of December sready attained
circulation and popularity that places the front rank
ssem to recognize this fearless
spirit that distinguished it in the past The EXAMINER
Il peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the war 1t exercised influence which probably
other single hd in large and ut
such important juncure Of affairs 1t VIGOROUSLY the
Virginia. during the Peninsula campaign Gen r Hill had
read general ORDERS at tho he OF his command the sd
daily entertainment and stimulation Of tho Richmond Ex
amner appreciate the history Of the recent
without admitting the inspiration and influence OF this remark
THE EXAMINERS coRREsPoNDENcE-DAILy LET
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Examiner has organized full corpa correspondents
in the country BY special good fortune it has
sssne great hs services Of the oldest ard most
signature and whose letters we're
tho try than letters sent FIR Washington He
viii write regularly Tor the Examiner send letter from
10 BUsiN sss MES-THE EXAMINER AS AN ApvER
TI>ING MEDICM.
The attention Of business men IS
called the uneQuaied advantages it offers
medium at the time of the lou OF Richmond
long time before its circul tion greater
all the other Richmond Combined We declare without
ecationnf modrsty about it, that the Examiner
i equallsd advertising medium
| TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS.
This undersigned calls the old subscribers Of the Ex
amine from Virgin. to Texas e. rny to support to re
ondeSred the South by memories Of the past.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
SIX months; In advance.
ihfe add dne'D' - IL RiVES POLLARD,
Proprietor and Editor of " Exa1 inern
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FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE WEEK.
WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock A. NJ
EOR FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP,
fon'e Ia HncIne and Intern diate Indings-The
magnificent j. q. RackfOrd, Leo Bayhi
master &. Brnan and A. LaDaFre, clerks leaves Nav
Orleans ut 10 GRANGE Prairie. and
every SatHr sy at for Forts jackson and ST. Philip
Returning Thursdays and Mondays For freight passage
apply board.
TITUS 4 GWARTNEY,s Tchoupitousa street.
ITO FIRNlN MARTIN l+5 Old Levee,
vIRGINIUS c. DESTZEL Advertising Agent.
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BAYOU SARA.
HAZOd).

Leaves every MONDAY at p NJ
UNOR TAXD9 AND TALLAH aTiIIIJE RTVERR-'
The splendid passenger packet w Belle, E. 8.
sner master T. Rssket clerk vi Il leave veksbarg for
hatche above connecting wit the Magenta Quit
for New Orleans Mobile Egambleton for MemphIs
For further information apply
VIRGINTUS G. DENTXEI. Advertisiup Apent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS ANT ,YAzOO RIVER PACKET
LEA. Els REG LARIYEVE ALTERNATE THURSDAY
Leaves on TIL uRSDAY Feb LIST, at 8 p.
FOR GREEN WpOn. LEFLoRE, yAzoo CITY
steamer Gov. Shnrkey, Tb II. Newell, master W. r.
Erskine clerk, will leave For freight passage
apply board,
John r. HY DE h CO.. lls Common street
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CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER PACKET
Ja,vsu nm WEDNESDAY -th mat af E u NJ

IIOR ALA BAAJA LANDING, TRENTON,
Il MnnrOe, bayou Bartholomew Bayou DArbnnne 0uachita
City, Port Union, Pine Bluff, Casor's Landing Columbia,
Harrisonburg Trinity. and all intermediate landings on
Uuachita and Black Rivers-The TX. j. Lock =
wood, Ben Howard. master Isaac Fukerson clerk will
leave regularly above For freight passage apply
board, or to
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, Front street
The steamer h L. LOCKWOOD takes freight and phssen.
gers for all landings Bayou ArtonBe and Bayou Bar
thlomew the lowest with privilege Of resbippiug
light draft steamers
The Lockwood will take passengers for all landings
Also freight and for Tensas Bayou Macon aud Bsu
river, with privilege of reshppng
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. BATON ROUGE.

REGULA r COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDA 10 and every SATUR-
DAY at NJ.
AHOR BATON EtOUE T., PLAQUEMINE,EDONALD
sonviie and all il. eediate new and superb
wheel Heno master, j. O. Libano
clerk, above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY at P NJ. and THURSDAY at r. n
LEONCE RAYHI, Is Renvile st.
The Monsoon will take landings Bayou
fnnrehe
Shippers arc responsible for payment of freight
-VFRGIEIIS q nFNTXFI. Advertising Agent
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LIVERPOOL.

LII v
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
here at through rates of freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
The final port Of destination may be either signing
the bills of ladng declared by holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours the steamers arrival
Liverpool Thus aerdng the importer the choice of
markets.
THE 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
1874 tons p Janison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. j. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tsns.....T Baker, Captain
MISSOURI. toms. IA. Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS. T. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1923 VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 tons. j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. .164l j. Hairby Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons. H P. P. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool s2s gold its equivalent in
currency
For rates of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER CO., fl Carondelet street.
sa Bills of ndng for this Company (Which can only be
| signedl will be had at the AGENTS office above:
FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
ZOE LIVERPOOL -- CALLING AT HAVANA
| and Queenstown-The steamship
Gambia.
Cargo Is now being received at the foot Of Jackson
street, for above steamer sailing puncuay SATURDAY
the 18th of February, o'clock NJ be followed b,
| the FLORIDA on Saturday tho oath of February.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 Havana $685. in gold
| or their equivalent in U. 8 Currency.
For freight passage, apply to
| VIM HUNTER CO., n Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in Liverpool
| don At ONE PER CENT.
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired present
Bills of Ladng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de
| livery orders for the same.
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Exnarta Yesterday.

"A HAYANA-Schr Village Gem-120 SKIS corn IL
AKA oats los bbls tar 229 ties lard 80 bales hay
MOBILE-Schr Lilly-l29s SKIS corn SO SKIS cot
ton seed IS bales hay
MOBILE Steamer Creole-Sundry mdse
Y MOBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Marmion, Warsaw, from New York, to
G. a Fosdick-lst district 16
Steamship Norwich. Hubbard, from Apalacmcola,
to G w Hynson &co-4th district
Steamship Danl Webster, Balger, from Galveston,
to Halves & Bowen-lst district l6
Steamer Banks, Lavender, from Apalachicola
and Pensacola, to zerega &co-lst district
Br steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Havana,
to Oscar Bercier-3d district ~ 5.z-,zs
STEAMBOATS,. w. a-.s ~
David Watts, Alban, from Jefferson.
Irene, Hinckley, from Washington.
Monsoon, Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
Judge Fletcher, Watts, from Camden.
RI Lockwood. Howard, fin Alabama LANDING
Vigo. Norton, from Montgomery
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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receipt. Of Produce Ye.terday.

wJEFFERsoN- steamer David Watts-34 bales
cotton j Chaffe l. Bro-2s do G Taylor--l43 do
Stevenson d Maya Brooks d McDonald-9 do A
cos d Pisbury--l9 John Phelps-l6 ] Blair
60 10 Horreil, Gayle &co--66 Harper, Walker
colo Cummings, Brown &co--lhl j W Burbridge
Sco-4 Logan, Soniat & Claiborne--2a Cooper
4 Horrell, GAYLE &co-35 S o d Nelson &co-
4 Levy & DieIer-4 Carroll. Hoy &co--l4 to Cum
mings Brown &co---62 Fl J Phelps 5000 VIM
ston, Morrison &co--45 to Carroll, Hoy &co-63 TO
Warren q Grawford--7l Wright. Allen &eo-l6 to
/ y Gos.ee-4 4 Henderson--l4 Edey y Pinckard
4 s Campbell b Strong--l0 Payne, Huntington &c0
l6 do bbls lard A Miltenberger--2 pkgs mdse to
Richardson 6co IL pkgs tobacco Hy Otis-26 SKIS
q seed Phelps &co--bD do j Gallagher-sundries
. TO order Total SOS bales cotton
/ CAMDEN Steamer Judge Fletcher--3i bales Of
cotton Brooks \ Mcdonald $50 do Champlin & Ar
rlngton--la Chatfe 4 Bro--75 H Phelps ECO
Levy Dieter-3 John Pheips-i Lloyd to
= Farley &co-2i Campbell & Strong-5 Davis
. Jenkins Gco--b Gilis Ferguson--ll Stevenson
. y May-2l Williams, Nixon &co--la j II Powell
|. so H Carter--2 Gilmer, Hopkins &co-2 Cowsn
i Mayo-3 pkgs mdse J r Higgins keel do to
. A p tireffi do To Battle. Noble &eo-sundries to
order--Tota' 36l bales cotton
+ OuACHIfA RIVEis-Steamer J Lockwood =
q lis bales cotton Chaffe & Bro-4o Williams, Nix
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STEAMBOATS,.
Belew-Comlng Up.

Ship Martha Cobb Butler, from Boston, 10th nit 1T
Ship Lammergier, Wilson, from Liverpool NOV ~
Ship Sardis, -, from Mobile.
Br schr Ben Willis, Webb, from Vera CIuz, 10
Joublanc.
Sehr Ralle Sea -, from --
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NEW YORK.

~ !" w oRekAs
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOE NEW YORK DIREor-THE NEW AND
splendid sdewheei steamships
MORNING STAR. .24D0 tons... Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. .aO5 tons. Wimpenny, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1856 tons. e. Berry, Commander
NORTH STAR. .20Ot tons. Jones, Commander
NORTHERN LIGHT. .2o56 tons. Weir, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Bell, Commander.
The and hrst-csss steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 200 tons. Commanding.
AEKRIMACK. ....... 2gO0 tons. ...--, Commanding.
MARlPO SA. 1910 tons. Howes Commanding.
MONTEREY. .HD tons. .Furber, Commanding
The Line composed of the largest
shps which have been built in this country
Lire They fitted for the
exeeed by those other world
H~ Passage IN sidewheel steamships first $50 second
| cabin $40 Passage steamships, $50.
Freight will be wed he Cnmpsnys warehouse the
landing ali times during business hours Company
for freight will always be made low by any other
line
For freight passage apply to
J. NJ. COuRTENAY, Agent.
| asCarondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK
| cRoMWELL's N. Y. AND n O. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sais On SUNDAY, Feb. llth at o'clock L. NJ
ZOE NEW YoRk-The fast favori.e steamship
George Warrington,
e. v. GAGER, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
az above
| First cabin passage SEQ
For freight passage apply to
| ALFRED MoULToN
Al Carondeet street.
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JOHN c. BEALE, STATi0NkE yo,y

large of nrst class Blank Hooks Ala" Dsmes
Stationery constantly on hand
Account Ronks made Lithography Engraving and
Printing promptly and in the best possible manner
Sei by mail and pr'ces a. low any
house In the city for goods of equal qualify.
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb 15 AT o'clock P.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUIr-JAME6 ALLEN, Master
T. 7. BURKE, Clerk,
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
Point Greenvlle, Lake Providence, Mlikens Bend
Lake W4shngton Grand Lke Ashton, Eicksburg Eatchez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
The packet will freight and passengers for Yazoo
river with the privilege of rehpping first class packets at
Vcksburg. For freight passage apply board
JNO Z. HYDE CO, Agents,
1l3 Common street.
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Consigneess

Z
Per steamship Marmion, from New York
Adams-A Atlantic and Miss S Col Atkins
iAuge-J Adams &co-A Bohn-S I Blessing
Bonvet-A Brousseau &eo--E W Burbank-E L E
Bonnett-Byrne, Vance &co--Bowles Il Frank
Bauer-O Bercier &coaG Bayly &co,b Gohen
Clark G E Gate &co-N Dalsheimer &co-Revnd
Father Duffy-Drake Il Markham-Folger &co-B
Douer-T Danziger Som Fiquet-J Flemming
Fatjo, Marks zoos Frigario-C c Garthwaite-G
B Genin-L Godchaux-W Goldworth-E Giquel
b Gomen-F Haller-Hill Il Veazie-V Hebert-
3 Hart &co---A braham Goldsmith l.
| Myers-T AJ NJ Allen--B q ] Abram2-J Avet
Blum 4 Frank c Black-G Brown Bohm
Benton, Smith &co--E s Benedict A Bellanger
G Borzino--J Braselman-M Bastean-J Barr
] NJ Burrows Beer Levy-G W Banker &eo-J
! Crawford Bostick Seymour Chafe Bro
IC I Chapotel- Cohen \ Blum Dudley 4 Nelson
j H Dwyer-F DeiBondio--C Duhamel-Geo Ellis
| Darcy q Wheeler-Duff Green &co-G Fosdick-
A Observation-Disclosures & Haber-Fatjo d Brunaso
Griffin i Porch-J A Gresham N Guernger--
GougeDhem g. Levy-Hawes d Bowen-HiIsch-
man q Newman Hoffman & Marks Hoffman 4
Mcmahon Hammond & Sofer-J Hertz Hall
+ Jacobs--A Koenig- G Kohn-M kaiser-M Loeb
R Lloyd Chas Leighton Lehman &eo-M Ma
/ grave N Morrison--H Mullen &co-D Maupay
/ Meyer, Weis cstae, Value &co-T McMil.
i lan-Newman & Gehlbach-- McCutcheon Howell
1 r Pitkin-J r Powell--R Highlander &co-P Reber
j Riyiere &co--Rosenfet Foss-C FL Slocomb-
3 Sherman &co-C Spencer-Sayre, Plumb eco
j Syme--L SchWartz-M Smith, Spencer
4 Saran-J Simon-T Schorr-T Soherer-P Thorn
4 bier Schwartz Turcotte & Larose-L Uter-G
II H Vinten--J P Higgins &co--Isaac & Dreyfus--T c
| Pagan Ryback- Giquel- Smith l. McKenna-
Stevens Il Seymour--Schmdt & Zeigler--Schnei
der 4 Zuberbier-Lehman, Newgass &co--Taylo1
:, u Churohill--E Thompson &co--Wailace &co--H
Enthusiastically d Richardson-E Wagner
Wessenbach Klumpp- Keep Caulfield-Kern
q Fellman-K earney Blois &co-Keitfer l. Bro
Kent Thomae & Carter-Loeb s. Simon--J Liiien
, thal--W H Letchford &co-W g Lyons &co-Levy
n & Sherer-E Loeb t&co--Sam Eocke--A Miltenber
j ger--Mason, Sanders &co--Merritt & Waicott--E
4 d Mesritz---M w McChesney---E Mioton--L /
Mead. Ills N Moody-W 9 Mitchell-H Y Ogder
montgomery brosNre pt; smms s %c9I pneips
M Reiman-Rice Bros &co--Schwartz Il Kaufma,
4 Sutherlin Warren &ca-Shannon, Lewis &co--J
Turnell--W Tompkins &co-A Sturzenegger !
n co-Seligman & reegan--Van Norden &co--Wolt
I,ros-Zerega &co-W White-W Wakefield
/ Vincent GGo-order u.4
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,Mari,le ynteIligeare.
CREsoEsr orFIcE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, February I, 1856.
HAIRED Yesterday.

Steamer Creole, Walker, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Louise, Hopkins. for Mobile, 1C Harris
Br schr Village Gem, Golding, for Havana,
f 80 Goldenbow & Lesparrt
schr Lilly, Prizes, fol. Mobile, Huntington Bro
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U. s. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Eth inst, at 5rA.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS TICKs-
burg, NachI Baton Rouge, Donads uvle aud all inter
mediate landngsThe and splendid passenger
Ruth, UNea' master, John Greene clerk, leaves the
Compays wharf foot of Bienvilie street, above For
freight or passage apply on board or to
B. r. Pc RAM, Agent,
l0t Common street, opposite the City Hotel.
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cties sold at
the Agents office
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VICI<SBURG.

Leaves every T thursday, at 5P. NJ.
STEAMER GREY EAGLE--J NJ WHITE, Master.
EOR GFEENyILIE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
u Washington Grand Lake, Carolina Landing Ashton
Pitchers Point Skpwith Landing, Lake ProV dence Good
rchs Landing Omego Milse Bend, picksburg Natchex
Grand Gulf Rodney, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings
The Grey Eagle will her place in the Vicksburg and
Bends trade leaving o 7 II K SDAY of each week
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-07-18
THE PRESENTATION

The grand ceremonial of the day then
took place, namely, the presentation of
the colors to Governor Curtin by General
Meade. General Meade took the colors
from the nearest standard bearer and in a
most eloquent and appropriate address,
presented the colors to Governor Curtin,
to be deposited by him in the Stale Cap
itol
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-07-18

And shall man who is styled ''the lord
of creation" who is little lower than the
angels, being endowed with faculties sus-
ceptible of endefnite improvement, be
surpassed by every thing inferior to him
No, he is designed for higher and holicr
purpose And man who fails to outstrip
all creation, animate and inanimate in
diligence, falls far short of accomplishing
the ultimate end of his creation,
/" BRIToMARTE."
Utena. Pennsylvania.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-07-18
THE MARCH.

The time occupied in marching from
Broad and Arch streets to the Main gate
way, on Walnut street, leaking into Inde-
pendence Square, was but fifty minutes.
Near the entrance to the square the peo-
pie were packed so densely that it was
with great difficulty an opening was made
for the procession.
ENTERING INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
The first to enter the gate was Maj. Gen.
Hancock and staff The band struck up
"Hail to the Chief" and the people rose,
waving handkerchiefs and cheering vo-
ciferously. Soon after General Meade
and staff entered, and again shout after
shout rent the air The General bowed
his acknowledgements, but notwithstand-
ing that, the cheers were kept up for
many minutes. The Square soon became
filed by the numerous color bearers, with
their standards tattered and torn, which
excited those who saw them to a still fur.
ther pitch of patriotic enthusiasm. Bands
of music, officers, soldiers and civilians
crowded in the Square till scarcely o va
cant foot. of ground could be seen within
its circumference.
Governor Curtin arrived shortly before
IL o'clock, and as the soldiers caught 0
glimpse of his familiar face, they sent the
word along the line, and three hearty
cheers were given for ANDY Curtin,
which were again echoed by the people
the ladies waving their handkerchiefs.
The platform was crowded to excess
Com. Stewart, Mayor McMichael, Judge
Kelley, Hon. Charles O'Neill, Governo
Ward, of New Jersey, and other promi
nent persons, soldiers and civilians, oc
cupied seats. The old soldiers of the wa
of 1872, officers of the Loyal Legion
also occupied prominent positions.
| OPENING CEREMONY.
The exercises we're opened by the play
ing of the "Triumphal March" by Bire
fields Band. After few eloquent in
troductory remarks by General Harr