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business Gard $
Millinery and Mantua Making.

MRS:WJ SMITH, Mss DoLLIE sMYTH
III ard Miss NkRcrssA Sxrra5 have ~associa.
ted themselyes togethsr in The business OF
Dress Making and Millinery. RsOms in
ssddler smith's buildipg,c on the Public Square,
OPPOSITE THE GoURT HOUSE,
yhsre they srs wspafedt to execute With neat
ness n dispatch ali work in their line Of
business, cutting lifting, and making all
kinds Of garments to suit the fashions; trim
ming and making every description and vsri.
etypf Aadissas Aiissssa and ohildrsn's hats and
bonpets in the very latest and most approved
style at prices to salt thstimes. feb7m3.
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Forty Farms for Sale.

ToRTY FARMS FOR SALE, containing
e Four Thousand Acres, and are in
tracts from 3
Fory Acres to -Four Hundred Acres
and from 10 to $50 acres cleared. They are
situated in Monroe and Washington Counties.
TER NJ LIB A L.
Not over ne-half down required; : the balance
in payments to suit purchasers. Those wish
ing to buy viii please call on the subscriber,
three miles South of Graysville, at Elm Cove.
sept20,' e5. ae5,3 r. A. LAMPING.
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THEsE PARTIES REsoRTse
Word Of Caution,

Health is most Important; and the aaaiessd
should not use an advertised medicine. or
any remedy, unless its contents or ingredi-
facturer, or until they are satisfied 81 the
qualifications Of the party SO qfering,s xni4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-03-20
William Truax's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed Administrator on the
estate of VIM. Truax, decd.
jams. JOHN KEYSER.
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ant conducts its business on the mosta approved and economical plan, taking risks only in
FrstCass, Detached property Farm Buildings, Private Dwellings, and their Contentsm ms
king it safer than hosei nsurng Mills, Factories Wooden Rows, and other property of
similar hazard. is the chef aim of the Dhnctorst od los SAFE rather hans age bust
ness as being a surer guaranty to permanency and of greater ultimate sumsss, heir rule
is to setAe aulosses promptly AM fairly; ant lin soliciting patronage, d SO with The firm
conviction that the plan adopted by them, will make the Company permanent and safe to
Its policy holders, and at cheaper 1esth than any other Company in the State.
H. B. HILL L. L. FRED, F. A. LAMpINa, E. ". MATHEWS,
F. KoEHLER, ISAAC WELsH, NJ. HoEFLER, A. D. DRIGGs. =
D. WALTON, JOHN M. RowNDs, PETER DIEHL, CHRIS. WARN1cKE,
JOHN s.. WAY. 44ed EH 9EaH sM sG
@ E4atM OFFICERS: @ 2aAbI
H. B. HILL, President E. KoEHLER, Treasurer. JOHN s WAY, Secretary
EgJsAH SncIAR. Travelling Agent June II, 1855,
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4 s 7 / N / n 7

Of the condition Of the various funds for State, County and
Township purposes, remaining in the Treasury of Monroe
County, Ohio, on the 9Th day Of March, 1866.
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Rece,pt. OF rroauee Yesterday.

| ST LOg IS-Steamer Leviathan- los bales hay 4
bxs eggs Stannard Slyback-7do % kegs butter
| bbls onions Druhan-26 pkgs mdse t B Bodley
&co--l4 bxs mdse to kearney, Blos &co-4 do
| Branch, Croat s&co--,10 bbls beer G Krast-l5O
SKIS bran Wright \ Maury 200 bxs candles 200
| hxs soap McFaran, Straight &co--1 bxs mdse c D
Cockran-l50 bbls potatoes Dorman & Bruno-v-3O
do w Mcleah &co-400 bbls -four Kehlor & Updike
- csks hardware g r Beard-9 bbls eggs pkgs
meat pkgs butter 100 bbls iour4 bales cotton 1872
SKIS bran wv SKIS corn Horrell, Gayle &eo-l33 SKIS
bran l34 bbis pork Fl Kennedy &co-25 ties lard
100 bbs flour Converse l. kennett--640 SKIS corn
| 100 bbls -four ,nelBondio--4 bbls flour rs pkgs
butter u pkgs lard II Buddecke--95 bbls beer
Geo Eimer-sl5 SKIS corn Martin, Dolhonde Cobb
-266 SKIS oats y Murison &co--66 bales cotton
Kirkpatrick N y L--43 do Robinson g. Yeatman-
| H. bbls clay M w Griswold.-l head light o, j
g. N R-50 bxs candles Foreheimar Bros i
bx mdse De Bow &eo-36 pkgs mdse W Pittman
80 pkgs tobacco J Bioom--660 bbls -four 1870 SKIS
malt Grace, Davis &co--60 bbls potatoes Lacey,
Terry &co--20 hbls whisky Jas Connoly &co-5i
| do Van Culin, Mclean &cn--5O hbls meal Thomp-
son-5o bbls -four Emley &co-5 bbls oil 656 SKIS
corn Hy Won Phul jr &co--l2l7 do NJ NJ Copeland
--ls0 do e Hyde &co--l6o do A + Hickman 1872
do ByR Pegrams-l4S bxs,mdse I w Marsden-l3
pkgs mdse Carson &co-4 do 7 Bodley &co-5 do
Atlantic and Miss S Co.'S pkgs tobacco 80 bales
cotton $50 SKIS corn Hamilton 4 Dunnica-7 cases
mdse Mcdonald lag bXs candy Lehman, Newgass
&co-22 do Stone &co--12 pkgs butter bbls eggs
4 " 4 Pratt-600 bbls -four Gray 4 Norris $50
pps potatoes Geo Maftin--l0U bbls Hour 100 ties
mans Keep y Garfield Is ties lard 100 bxs candles
Is bbls pork Grief 8 Byrnes-70o bbs, -four j d
oSlesoy.-SQ do Clark, Sears &co-50 bbls apples
o'Brien Hewett-50 plows Shark Stautfer &co-
pigs mdse Lewis, Mathews &co--a do HgFolsom
&co,7l do Davidson q Brown-l29 do so bales hay
Z, SKIS oats l65 SKIS corn ] Horan--4 40 reels warn
ODER, Atwater &co--sundries to Southern EXPRESS
Co.and order Total IT'S bales cotton n II :
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n ID Hine- -lsss bales
cotton Chaffe Bro-77 Payne, Huntington Eco
81 Cummings, Brown &co--s2 Allen &coTio i
w Burbridge-2s Waddy, Thompson &co-54 ]
i Manco--Sb Jno I Hardie &co-2s Edey & pmek.
i ard-20 I Walmsey 20 W B Tulis ri Steven
son May 10 Campbell& Strong gle John PHELPS
g Bower, Garner 4 HarrisonE-4 r H Foley.
SKIS cotton bbs tar to j w Goslee-l05 hides IL
w Fl H Witherell--50 rolls leather Campbell &
Strong 8 bales wool b L Manu. bales cotton t.
/ r Flo~er--sundries to order--Total 66s bale.
\ cotton S&% e.
1 sP0INTE-A.LA- HACHE- Steamer Theodile- l2s
| sks rice Penaud & Fellow-54 do Jos Dayid-22 de
/ A socoa ~ bbls rice N Urquhart-ll do 9 SIX.
do L Martn-sundries 30 order
BARATARiA--Barg Susan-25 hhds sugar Is
bhls molasses 20 SKIS cotton seed p Cazenave---.
bales cotton Barrels 2 cords wood to' Titus 4
tfwlrtney.
ttoYh- Steamer Hetty Gilmore--ae bales cot
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1slurr snIrlllaenle.
osxscssr orsrcs, No. Vi CAKE 81

CrEscFSq No. vi EAkf. srRNfs,
| q q ;& 6ef Monday, feorasis 10, f isoO'
Tesews quite sudden change in the weather curing 'ne
ases rars Of Saturday night it commenced rains ~ sp
u until light During tho Gay there were
sd at present time Of writing tho sunts ons w'n
prospect having clear weather or snort time
Business on the handbag net very brisk on Saturday
Although there upwards 81 twenty anlefs
only three four toass that let that had paying
/ trips ", q tf,.s #lall8$
The steamer D. Hne arryed yesterday with large trip
NTH passengers and /. must be very gratifying
60 Capt voiey and Mr. Spears her clerk to know that their
eudekvos hsse eeen os sne as VIII be
seen BY by referring another part todays
edition The D. Hne is receiving and leaves for Shreveport
IN "wednesday
our ends and The friends Of Capt Jos Dares mus. bear
in mind very comfortable steamer City
is receiving the foot Of Cont street to leave TO
instsr first TIN ID Bayor Iafcnrcte md the Caas.
Tho scl,o,ir Is 4 vary n,nortant tom "a our steamboat
friends We repubish 1t from the Cincinnati Commercial
81 LOUIS Feb 6-xds Con,-Ihe United States pistr;c
Cezrt has decided tina. transpnent at the evee before
pos save shs goes MOI INC o~ss o. me
where freight s.s received by then transerreda
the levee to the steamer Bertrand which sunk Ths
cont hse w e GWner a ns Is nsa aha aea M
not apply 70 transhpmen ia the port where the freight
! received
The steamers Lady Gay and Virginia both left yesterday witt
4 only sim tips for Louisville
The NJ s. Allen for Red River and j. ~ Sharp Ouacisa
were both detained from leaving Saturday. The former
\ leaves to day and the latter to- morrow.
The steamers Louisiana Peytona, Baltic and Dlctso
Louisville were to leave Cairo this city on the
! .sth and the Indisna on the 10th
Steamer + D. Hire left Shreveport February 81 IN Pof
Jefferson Fannie Gilber for New 0sleans Lazy grace
4thmet Mary Helm Mrs laid up Sunday nighs a.
Marstens avigator passedup at NJ ana hcnmonu az
A. N 5th-zaet Anna E. at Hardy Byans En'erptise a.
Blairs Landing Live Oak at Brarsais 9ta-ne ieAas
and Cricket Just below Campta Shine. q u
and Beulaat Grand Ecore Saratoga az eouheS
and Cuba Calhonnis atlimss ens AZ s"es' anu Nag
4 Gees
Island ~ feet water on the prnelpa oais, an e ane
A at Shreveport
MoLLiE ABLE For ri v n = L''
To-day at 5 y the new spehaa Ane sW. passenger
packet Mollie Ahie eaP'an a :. e'', AM
W Mason. clerk leaves lot she aoA u way p0aA's ahe
Molie Able = afse anu e9nmoaoS au VIZ s
craft Hsr cabin y odei q anu WEI
ont supaiaohs = ~ VI eo,n
msnd ne Aoie Aoe ~ IT - Wy sue
rives % oay ines coA,ua ~
and they may rely on oetiS
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Warine 9nteIIlgrnre.
CREscESr 0FFIcR, No "a CAMP STREET,
Monday, February u, 1866.
Cleared Saturday,

M@ Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Magnolia, Gardner, for Galveston,
s75r-gsz,iss sgs I G Harris
Steamship Marmion Warsaw, for New York,
sss III G A Fosdicl
Steamship Geo Washington, eager, for New York
34s $ "A MoutoI
Br steamship Mexico, Pendexter, for Havana,
0 Bereier &ct
Steamer Manhattan, Wilson, for Mobile, / G Harris
Steamer Magnolia, Graham. for Mobile, Master
Steamer Jas Battle, Blakesley, for Mobile, Master
Bark a Hickman, Prasl seherbenhuber for Liv-
erpool, Baeter i De Vertu
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ATAKAPA-s Steamer D Hine-176 bales cotton
-snndries to order ~ =pr l.s
3 BATON R0UGE-Steamer Monsoon-27 bales
cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton Ill hhds sugar and 30
bbls molasses
CINCINNATI Steamer westmoreland- Sum
dries to order bI. sg5 IE4 faz'-rt
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Imports saturday.

TNEW K7-Ship,E Ed Hyman-4As std ndse
M MO BIZ. 10 Steamer Welcome--2 bales cotton Il
II j Smith Gco--7l6 bales osnabnrgs Lehman, New
gass &co-- sindries to order
| Al EST Oh Steamship G Harri F-aS bale
Gotten Violet, Black Sco---9 4 Hare--lG Steven
1 sen y May-ll j s Copes237 sks cotton seet
Il bales cotton '1's g. 9s5 Y n
! mdse ee'i'snip Ninchester 'ef
h PFNc ,s 10 nchf unon--Eot sundries .iist5
macs y nhls turpentine Heron
81 {, Rnrers I i schooner Florida haes cotton
se nal deerskins As hides Forcieiief
Mohl E--Steamer Magnolia q n .hs,.. J.
J E w burbank ~ oa'e eoeSa sto
APAl I, !, Bes Il "a n,
/ = Lockett &eoAgs BROOKS x Nj. ,ns ~ " sce
MerreEtsundrles to ordnrYoai 10 bales col, ~ I,
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
NEWS FROM ALI. QUARTERS
yAssocsated I.ress Dispasches. /

-. Z, S.. ny ~ 3 :, 1. 4 Tbs. New
York NAH steamship Evening siaf, Capt. 4. 81 I,
Qnick conmasaer, IRON view or \, w. r. Tonr,
n with merchandise ana " = e, XVII
tenay, arrived ~ west fas ass A. H., . shs
oetalnsa ~ reg aatil ~ ~ = N'''s !. "
hepor@ nSsslas Psssee N, sos III ;nst
ward, Of baltimore en- WIS s1H anss- ~, ws,,oca
List StsF. Msns emsgration
g Brazil w e Hoidprpok Capt MI pAsns ssser
" = Ellis Sna seu, e e r ssiss n al Rry
Mrs 81 F.egs scl Anq sersalss A'y Tose Miss
Al. MIs Il 81 49, III ~ ssiss h n Foirer Il
". i: M M
= ~ Z rassnS I. p. Robbinsen NJ
4. Marss shmsde - ssefner, s '.cn, ana V
= g sss21s 49, -. ", p..,ers,
n tE7ssz $1,000 Y
\ .s N AsAIkc Feb ~ the Democratic Execu'
Gsn@,ssse nave naa y meeSlng III consusa
ION, put do net ecncluoe upon any paTucuial
Yolcy p De pMsauea % ~ n Is paIy
mnss Mestag g s9staln lAs on pohcy
81 ~ ~ & IesIuout asseMniss oh me ~;
\, Ine fsnAma ooffespcndens a the Herald say
ZEE epm0msa PerAs1an sna f5nilan Mees y under
orders r3 commence lmmeaaate nostahtes agains'
spsT ganso Was sssongiy Ioruhs g Inc S som
4 a ~ nateries arg omeersd py Americans VINO
\ nave haQ experience ~ TO- iate MsT.s
Yhs Peruvian war steamer Galiao e repairing
g Pzhama. sna vii son iease - goin net cen,
are iouT raas via ,eavs Engiana
before me deSaration q EaIs WIZ eitner atsack
\ Cuba Of caf!y We war Y Spanlsn por.s, aug ~
leMaRs ~ destE uc1ch " w. y asai Af
ssn sl rs,s..s:.,. ~. 5,,,,. - J.,
een; AlRsuaeS aelt Saiiao loI saiparaiso IN tne
nsn nav Eec c ~ Z. %
nlmeeE g, * ~ 9naeasiAss oniceps nave peer
1s: MT sls y nau TIT
s M a1s Is.lasn M y II s
ls Z says ".
pedoes ana otner 1niernal nachlnes, ior me de.
strrcton ~ the spanish meet have arrived a. q
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Export. saturdax.

yANA-Steamship Mexico--l0 bbs flour l25
tics lard 20 bbls beans Id hhls eggs
GALVEST0 Steamship Magnolia-40 bbls
flour 30 bbls whisky so bbls sugar 1900 SKIS corn
NEW YORK Steamship Marmion-l64 bales
cotton Is bales moss l22 baler rags "A bales wool
ISL hides IA ~ IN
n NEW YORK Steamship George wv ashington-
635 bales cotton 10 bales wool 1900 SKIS cotton seed
1856 pkgs mdse $lS0,000 in gold
sfsLlVERP0O Oh Bark AZ Hickman z 1861 bales
cottan M sE}sa ~ NJ VIZ. 3i fft5
MO BILE Steamer Magnolia -Sundry mdse
M MOBILE Steamer Manhattan -Sundry mdse
MOBIL Steamer JAS Battle $3.50 SKIS corn
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CINCINNATI.

Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 PM
FOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO, LOUISVILLE AND
4. C.nsnnni. h new and SPLENDID passenger steamer
~ estmoretand, Ed Evans MASTER J. Dales cprk will
leave above For freight apn on beard or 10
John a STEVENSON Agent : Front street.
fIRt INIUS c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
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zig FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock 4 M.
EOR FORTS JACKSON AND ST PHuJp
foime IA haehe, and intern. date rndings-Tne new
ana nagn,ncent steamer .. g. Blac ford, Leo Bayhi
master, o. Beniam and j. A. Labare clerks Leaves Nea
Orleans every Saturday at 10 ~ for Forts Jackson and
apply on board, or to r stsEF"0t - e'-.' p"''ake
TITUS GWARTNEY. Tchoupi.oulss street
orto ElRaIN MARrIN, l45 Old Levee
YlRGINIuS C. DENTlEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
Nw eteaas paiv Crescent aondav ong febasu H. 1895

tonThos Scott &co--46 do r l. Adams--lo Il W
Estlin &co-l6 Aiken & Rainey--S Hilliard, sum
mers &eo--4 Buckner Newman &oo-~2 "A Levy II
coz Logan Soniat & Claiborne, sundries to or.
der-Totai l43 bales cotton au gnl $50
ST GHARLES-Steamer Buskrk--s0 bales cot
ton 500 SKIS seed cotton Griffin 4 Porch-6000 stves
and sundries to order
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Recent. by Ra,,voad.

| N. o., J. d G. N. R. R.-Feb. 1870 bales of
cotton to order FEfH
N. o., o. b G. W. R. R.-Feb. 1924 bales Of
cotton to order aEs s#-
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STEAMSHIPS.

= SIEA MSHIpS,
APAI4ACHICoIA
FOR APALACHIcoLA DIRECT
siAok STAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
STEAMSHIPS
To salon WEDNESDAY 18th inst. at o,,o,s :,
toh iAPALACHIcOLA DIRECT THE
splendid steamship T 7f'. gsr.. .-
lnss@ hame~ 4-- sg45srg
5s5ssfls r.. E. SWIFT, Commander
will sail as above from her wharf Of ST. Joseph street
For freight or passage apply to l..r
sAs5 GEO. A. FosDIeK, ~
10 Camp street, corner of Na.ches street
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BOSTON. ..-a...
MERCHANTS LINE. g ''
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
the following splendid steamships form regular line sail
ing promptly advertised and nsung the rates viz
Steamship CONCORDIA. Cant Sears
hESslNGfoN....f Capt Chapman.
The above vessels admirably adapted the trade
manded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended to shippers and congnees For freight
applyto tCREEVY, MCPHERSON CO.,
80 Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Bills of Lading furnished on application.
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Arrived saturday.

Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from New York,
Gath ult, to Beater \ De Vertu3 Sd district 81
Steamship Minnetonka. 49,, from the Passes, to
A Moulton-A lgiers n. IS. s
Steamship c Harris Fowler, from Galveston and
Indanola, to q Harris--lst district
Steamship Beaufort Hutchings, for Apalachicola,
N to L M Merrett--2d district a9f 5gsssa
Schooner Mary Campbell, Tasso, from Mobile. in
ballast, to master-Basin
Schooner Sea Horse, Farra, from Mobile, in bal
last, to master-Basin
Schooner Union, Lacone, from Mobile, to master
Basin d t4s 4
Schooner Cora, Fauria, from Pensacola, to master
Barge Susan, Rolls, from Barataria, to master
I'd district efs H III ,85 y
STEAMBOATS,. a
] D Hinde, Forgay from Atakapas.
Monsoon, Heno, from Baton Rouge.
| Welcome. Ailard from Mobile.
Magnolia, Graham, from Mobie--Pont. RR.
Westmoreland, Dales, frcm Cincinnati.
tS3 4 Arrived Yesterday,
Steamship Evening Star, Quick from New York
9Th inst. to j N Courtenay-2d district
Steamship Alabama, Linieburner, from New York
to g ! Laughland LIST district %
Steamship Kinsington, Chipman from Boston, Jan
2oth; wa Norfolk, to Creevy, Nickerson eco
Steamship Rapidan, Mcconnell, from Galveston
to JAS Conn0ly &co--lst district l6
81 Ship Ann Dorethea, Scott from liverpool, 18th
NOV, 70 " p efailanl tXco---tst dStrfcb Zbrs Y + !
! Ship Ed Lyman, Neal from New York, to Cree
4 Wy, NickersoT Eco I'd district 40
Ship Sabine, Mitchell, Is days from Boston, to
5e Rivers & Clay district s0e - 9sa3s
Bark Arlington, BARTLETT, 20 days from New York
to master-4th district
Barge Susan, Rolls, from Barataria-2d district
4 - STEAMBOATS,.
! Leviathan, Pegraln. from ST Louis. I'D
4 D Hne, Morley from Shreveport
Theodle, Jeaniftn, from Pointa-la- Hache.
| Hettie Gilmore, Greenlee, from Floyd.
1 Buskirk, Herman, from St Charles.
Beiow-Coming UP.
Ship Coonist, -----, from Liverpool, 49,
\ Ship Martha Cobb Butler, from Boston, 10th ult
Br ship Creswell, $500, from Jamaica & u 3z
4 Schr Belle Sea, --, from ------- AT i.ss-
| Br schooner Anderson, from Matamoros,
\ Schooner Howard ID Adams, fnom Brazos
\ Schooner Hannah, from Sisal FIJI fM =.,.l
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LIVERPOOL,

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton, signing bills of ladlng
here at through of freight hence to 81. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Harre
The ana of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
Of adug within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool Thus afordiug the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited 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.
LOUISIANA 1874 tons up. Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. ........l71I tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens. t Baker CAPTAIN
MISSOURI 1864 tons A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS. 1895 tons t. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1899 tons VIM l. Mesuey, Capt.
GAMBIA. .l66l tons Graham Captain
CAROLINA lGi1 tons. ~ Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1918 tons. H P P Conohs Cap'
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sla5 gold its equivalent in
currency.
FOR rates Of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER CO., Il Csrondelst street.
ns- Bills of sding for this Company (Which can only be
signed) will be had atthe Agents Office above
FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Qneenstown-The steamship
aL. -..t Gambia,
Cargo is now being received at the foot of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctualy on SATURDAY
the i7th ct February at o'clock followed By
the FLORIDA on Saturday, the 24th of February
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS, Havana S3 in gold
or their equivalent in o. 5. Currency.
For freight passage, apply to rf
&ht#t" 81 VIM. HUNTER 4 Co, Al Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done Lverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT
Consgness of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng the office pay their freight. and obtain de-
livery orders for the same ....
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YAZOO.

Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at P. NJ.
E0K YAZOO AND TALLAHAFCHlE kiyERs-
The splendid passenger packet Warren Belle, E s.
Butler MASTER L. T. Basket clerk will leave ycksbprg fo7
satara Yazoo City Techua sdon reenwood ard Talls-
hatce above connecting with the Magenta and Omit
for New Orleans and Molle Hambleon for Memphis.
For further information apply to
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND YAz0o RIVER PACKET
LEAVES REG LARLY EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY
Leaves THURSDAY, Feb. LIST, al 5 ,.
EOK GREENWOOD, LEFLoRE, YAzoo CITY
all intermediate landngsThe lig. draft passenger
steamer Gov. ShaHkey, Thomas Newell master W. T.
Erskne clerk will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or to 49,
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COAST.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFouRCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY at P. NJ, and every SATURDAY
at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Steamer PLAIN CITY-JoS. DALFERES, Master.
EOR TIHTBODEAUxvILLF PATNTCoUR.
Il vile, hapole nve Dpnaldsonve ana all intermediate
Landings will leave regularly above TO commence
on Tuesday, 18Th February, at 5 p NJ.
The Plain City will give particular attention coast freight
and win continue in the throughout
For freight passage apply on board or to
TITUS u GWARTNEY Agents.
. Tchoupitnuias street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.

= Avn GALV ESTON.
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLAs AND LAvACA.
BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
STEAMSHIPS
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, atm.
FOR GALVESTON. INDIANoLA AND La
vsca-The splendid side wheel steamship
Teazer. ...-.-- TO-
t@ as "a - A. G. HAMILTON, Commander
will sail promptly from her wharf foot of St. Joseph street. as
x For freight passage apply to ~. s"tNH 81.
Ez,.s--., - r re- q GEO. A. FoSDICK.
50 Camp street, corner of Natchez.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
-34s SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves WEDNESDAY l4th inst, at 8 A. NJ
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new iron steamship LIZ
9 I. G. Harris, -
CHAs. FOWLER. Commander
will leave as above For freight passage apply to
a I. C. HARRIS
Corner Camp and Common Streets
NBFreight for Matagorda Bay will be delivered at end
Of ships tackles Bills adng will be signed the Agents
office. Ey 4ffff e&l @sT~ q %-I n
Freight will be received Monday 18th inst at foot of
St. Joseph street.
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n NEW YORK Steamship Alabama Astd mtise
B0STON--Steamship kensingto Astd rntse
GALVESToN-S Rapidan--aS bales o.
cotton Stevenson 4 Mays bales wool bags dc
Gates, Demerrett &co-ll9 SKIS cotton seed
Walker &oo---l5 do IA pkgs mdse Southern Express
10 empty hbls I Fischer--50 beeves l5T calves
Mc0noid, Mehle &co-s undries to order
LTvERP00L-Ship Ann Dorethea--salt to y
Graham &co Gt IS Haafs
NEW Y0RK-Ship Ed Hyman-Astd mdse
B0STON-Ship Sabno--Astd mdse
B0STON-BaTk Arlington--Astd mdse
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Notwithstanding UP.

Ship Colonist, ------, from Liverpool, Pep f
Ship Martha Cobb, Butler, from Boston, 10th ult.
Br ship Creswell, ---, from jamaica
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STEAMBOATS,.

] D Hinde, Forgay from Atakapas.
Monsoon, Heno, from Baton Rouge.
Welcome, Alard, from Mobile.
Magnolia, Graham, from Mobile--Pont. RI.
Westmoreland, Dales, from Cincinnati.
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Br schooner Anderson, from Matamoros,
Schooner HowardD Adams, fnom Brazos
Schooner Hannah, from Sisal s3, w H