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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03
Partnership Notice.

ToHS ?. MILLER HAS THIS EDAY
d ben admitted q memEer OF Our dFn.
Safns and style OF arm 20 continue as here
'0'"''' PRYOR BOYD 90.
wHEELsNG. Jan /, lSSs Ians-2t
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For Sale

7 OFFER NY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
The property II located on 9Th HlFeCt BE-
tween Monroe and Quincy. The houSs l.
built In the most: substantial manner, con.
venient In all its arrangements, elegantly
finished, with all modern improvements
The location Is one Of the most desirable in
the city.
dec2i-lm h. CRAEGLE.
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- no nGtiss viii ~ taken ~ oDnmuni
cations not accompanied W r. TOusibie
name. The name viii bc oouFideIesi conn
dental. aut must In all cs-ss accompany let
len hs = sunuutr 80 Df EOud faith.
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wHKEIING, Dec. 30. ISL. = II :
Notice.

7 HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY EN-
i tire interest in the trm OF WIN. Graham
a Co. 70 WIN. Graham, and would here re-
commend continuance Of the patronage 80
literally bestowed upon the late nrm.
WA. &. RICHARDS.
WHEELTN0, Dec o.. 1851. deCSl.N
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WHEELING NTELLIGENCER.
HORSISC EDITIOs.

Il IL X = =.
iSvARIABLY IN ADvaECE.
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For Rent

-4E STORE ROOMS I4A1ELY OCCU.
ma IN e5eorz0 r Taylos a Co and ]
Ffsnaens y Co, on Main stree I; also bR55
ment rooms nntshed. GOOD 90 g m BeOonn
ItoTJS and rood rooldB nor 9th e. pufpuIe1 n
SsSond nd third story In good 6FtieF, PoE-
SssSion Rfyep lmmedntelys
Many building lou ana dwelling houses nOI
AZ n, ms Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms
THOA HQRNRROOK,
oaea, No. ns1S Min Etreets RbOYe Mon
TOs, up StatTH isos-u
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Notice.

nor RENT-oNE LARGE. UEFUR-
Il niaheSi room. for gentlsEnAn and wtf-i
with good board. Can also aecommodAie
rev Ci1y boaTders For further particulars,
1cidrsSS EsoX i91 wheeling P. o. tanl-4ts
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Arw Adpfrttstmsats.
American Buildi1g Association.

American Building Association.
STOCKHOLDERS OF TaE AMERICAN
= Building A8odRti0nl Nll take notice
that the nrst annual me luE ~ fhe ELECTION
Of omeers, VIII b bed q ~ Aunie1T a
Court Room. nndar thl Court Hgnee On
MONDAY EvE1IuEo. 1aunaEy l3th, f8o4 ~ Z
O'Clock D. m. EutFanee fsEs OF twenty-five
f45l cents Per ahafe, and the drHt instAIlmenf
Of weekly dues, twenty-five cents per Eharel
viii De coliested At Lhia Inf,effnE and 1eW
suhlcziptiOnH VIII then b received.
By order OF the GsBoliatton.
ChAS: a CONNER
tan1-lt SeSn6laEy. pro LeaI.
EVansTIIIe, Cairo 4 St LOaEs.--DiHset.
FRIDAY. January m.
The hnS steamer sGLAsGCW,"
LehfE ACapt- Geo. ". johnson, will baVO
IAs announced ABOVE.
For reight or passage apply 70
y. b Passengers and Shippsn can depend
on this boat going through direct JabLn
Fer Cincinnati.
The ans Passenger steamer "R r.
IlNFS HUDSON Capt RuBeu, yin
lleave a. above on Saturday. JEn ,
fEn At O'Clock p. m.
For fTe4ght OF page aPplyon board or
Jang-2t Ag5nk.
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Notice.

n H. oDBERr HAS BEEN THIS DAY
". admitted As q member Of our hTn1; no
change in the nFm name.
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & co.
JASUARY l, lsSS-tf
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i extsting under the hrm name Of WIN, GEa-
ham a Co., Is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent, Wm- C. hichArls Withdrawing
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For Sale.

A VERY COMFORTABLE
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with nvo OrzI rooms, on Zane street.
dec24 I.IRwIN
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For Rent.

mHE WARE house ON WEST sIDE
~ Main street., at preaant- oeUupiOd by
49, Cr1nRle, DalEen & TO. Puaelsfon
TtVen the ist Of April next Enquire %
THO9. HUGHES
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New Orleans Molasses.
IN BARRELS CHOICE NEW CRpP
Ia ISn in'' received LDisr. MoRR1soE ACC
Dividend.

NNHE CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND
j Life Insurance Company OF Wheeling,
has declared dividend Of hVe per cant on
the capital stock OF the company, payabh 10
tAtiVeE, on demand, free OF Unitsd StGtss tax
Jau5-iWd W. W. BHRIVER, rely.
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Notice.

rTERs OF ADMINISTRATION have
| been KIanted me by the Recorder OF
OHIO odnty, W. Va, on the estate OF Henry
q HRTbOuT, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested 70
pFesent the same TO me daily verified.
DANIEL &. L ST,
fanI-St Administering.
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closed quiet, with sales of 1871 bales, inc udug 66
to spinners, ll75 to spectators, and ooo 10 eA'
porters.
Tsesddv-Liverpool market dull and q shade
lower; sales 5000 bales at l2id. for middling up.
lands and l2gd. for Orleans. Our market duli sna
irregular, with quotations unchanged sales s9I
bales, including 672 to spinners zoo to SPECTATORS
and l25 TO exporters.
sales Of Is 600 bales, at 12ld for middling up
lands and l2Jd for Orleans. Our market more
active and &c. higher sales 1927 bales intending
$40 to spinner, 1852 to spectators and zolS &c
exporters. -,
Thtfrsd0qJ- Liverpool market buoyant. with
sales of Is 600 bales at l2l@l25d. for Orleans.
Our market active at an advance OF &c. y ID
Sales 59l5 bales, including 40 to spinners, 324O
to spectators and 1885 to exporters.
Friddy-Lverpool lmarket active and onoyant,
with sales Of 20 900 bales atl2ld. for mddling up
lands and 1879. for Orleans. Manchester adviees
favorable Our market opened active. closing
Quiet but steady at advance OF &c. y b. Sales
6O36 bales, including 479 TO spinners, 1857 to
spectators and 1900 TO exporters, Of which 45O
were in transit.
Liverpool Brokers' Circular makes sales for the
week So 900 bales, including 25 900 for export and
5000 on speculation. The arrivals of American
cotton had been so heavy as to check business IN
the early part of the week. Stock in port shows
an increase on stock of American OF IL 900 bales,
and on s other kinds decrease Of $4,000 bales,
making the total increase of the stock for the
week 70, 600 bales.
Our market for the week has been active, and
prices have advanced cents per pound from the
closing prices of last week, market closing quiet
but steady at the quotations. The sales have
been 81 All bales, including 1891 to spinners,
II, 39l TO spectators, and 1853 to exporters, OF
which $50 were in transit.
The very decided decline in the receipts at the
ports has sustained our market, and, although
our quotations leave doubtful margin for ex
pOrters, the tendency of prices is still upward.
The exports from this port for the week have
been: To Liverpool. Is 1913 bales; 10 Bremen
473 bales TO Hamburg, 2sS bales. Total ex
ports, Is 500 bales.
The dry goods market is tolerably active a
irregular prices.
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decline, with seven ami half feet in the channel
from Little Rock out. White river Is nearly bank
full snd reported stationary. The Bismarck
The ST. Louis Republican of the 18th ult. says !:
"The Robt. Z. Lee has been Withdrawn from
the Vicksburg and New Orleans trade, and, Ike
all other boats when their own trade won't sup
port them, she comes to Sc. Louis to load"
The Robt. Z. Lee left here last evening for
Louisvile-n ST. Louis.
From Louisville Courier, April 18th:
"The river was falling slowly yesterday, with
eight feet five inches water In the canal six feet
FIVE inches water in the chute, and hve feet fve
inches water on the rocks last evenings fall of
five inches since our last report. The falls are
unnsvgable for ascending boats, aud the Hender-
son and New Orleans packets will load at Port
land. Yesterday was another bright, beautiful
day. Business on the landing was toleraby
hrisk ~
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ROCKPORT-Steamshp Austn-l4l bbls beef IS hbs hams
IS wool Is bale skins bg3 des Whitney &cOO92
hdes wool Is bis beef IA bbs talow Mann &cO
sis head cattle and suBdries 10 order
HAVAN A-steamship Lbety-l Dbl mOlasses ties do
Gooda Son. pkg mtse Ma tInez-2 pkgs cigars TO
Ayendano Bros-llO bxs Ohahrax Agar-lot rait
and dries TO order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agnes-6 bales cotton j B Jen
pinqs-5 90 Vrancke Danneel-04 hides M Lewis &cO-
$50 do l. Mann &co-44 do Pilsbury-20 do Couret-
$50 bead cattle Ben Fostersundre 20 order-rota IL bales
cotton
LvERPooL-sbpR osalie7S2 bars railroad iron AGO SKIS
salt TO order 3
BoSTON-Brig winfeld-Ice to C Ice 90
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CIRsr REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove y per cent less fuel and bakes bet
bread any other stove in This fact
sy demonstrated and ncoxestably proven 81 the MechAn.
les snd Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans lS6s and the St
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guArSutsed and delivered
where within the city free Of eusrge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES OF the most In
proved Paerns Liberal advantages offered 10 the trade
Il. HALLER Agent
No. lss TehoupitOulas street
Ordersleh at box No. NechAnics and Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles the New Orleans PostOes
will receive prompt attention
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ERNEsT TUKPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
Il urer OF Stick Cancy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops. Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juube Paste Gum
Drops and Syrups By steam. Importer Of Fr-nch orns
such Cupds Flowers. Gum Leaves Lyrics, Dan
Phin Decorated Toys cosssqaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands BouQueis Cstonsses. Fancy Boxes Christ
and New Year Presents, Ooruucopiss, etc Ne g
Old Leves street. between St Louis and Cont s,rse New
Orlesns La
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QUENA VISTA ENGLISH
AND
CEAS SICAL HOOL.

Having returned Atsr Of three yesrs ny
home the immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tenn
viii open MONDAY, the 10th of September next, an In
gish and Classical School, for the education Of Boys.
The locality Of this Institution is delightful combining all
advantages Of town and country The grounds ample
andw beagan beauhsd and adorned with commentaries
and shrubbery. The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted School purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is being
reprinted repspered reeleansed and epurhed that
locality in the whole country will be more healthful
The discipline Of the School viii be mild and parental but
arm and decided every will develop
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal of the School prepared to board ten Twelve
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department. ...-........S5 %
Higher Mathematics and Classics each %
Board per month, including fuel and ghts...... % %
Contingent foe "
Washing a laundress' prices.
JAMES MeNUTT, Principal
References TennesseeCOl Jno. NcGavock, Gen. N.
F. DeGraHenred, Col W ON Perkins R H. Bradley, ESQ.,,
Col ". s. McLemOre, J. B. MeEwen Esq, Col John L.
House, Rev. A n. Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis II.
Davis, Dr. John S. Park John Garter, Esq, R. ~ Ewing
ESQ., udge G. S. Perkins J. w. Nicely, Robt. P. Moss,
anes Allison.
References from yirginIa-HOn- Andrew g. Fuon, Dr. X
". Sanders Gen. VIM Terry, c. S. A. Randall McGavOck,
EsQ., ssnl. R. Crockett, Esq, Thomas Wood ESQ., Rev.
FLsey, J. @. Graham O. @. Tate, Stephen MeGsvock,
James n Wherry, Wythe county; Cen James A Walker
Dr. Edwin Wasson j. B. Alexander Esq, Rev. Danl B.
Ewing. lanes N. Coyd. ESQ. Pulaski county.
! NOTICE-THE CoPARTNERSHIP HEkEFOFORE
~ exising In this city, under the style Of RIG dAkO
FLOWER MAEs, this day dissolved by mutual consent
Richard lower charged with the settlement Of the affairs
late firm and will contnue the Commission and Fac
forage business account Once ~ Graver street.
RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving Partner.
New Orleans Ware llsss
/ CTEwARr, GALBREATH a FIzEK-
ANDREW STEWART New Oresns-wM STEWART
" B. SALBBEATH-JOHE G. FIEKR Esnpka
Cotton Factors
SZEEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 90 Union street.. New Orleans
! GALBEkATH. STEWART n co.
MB GALBREAfH-wM sTEwARf-JNo O. rIzER
Memphis; ANDREW STEWART. n o.
| Wholesale Groeers and Cotton Fsessrs.
| No. II Union street, Memphis. Tenn
ADAMS, COCKBURN n HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN, ADAMS sAFr.
/ gozn D. Apaxs late Dean, Adams CAT; p J. Cocxsuu
Howl Lake ProvidsnceD
| Usstsn FACTORS eaa Csnnassisa MsrehaaA
no. ~ UNION sTRk1r, NEW oRkkAHa
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&OmsuterfiaI i3ntslIiasntr.
ozEsnrEr oErlcz. NO - 01ss ssssus. ,
l-h....a... E..rIna nil On IaEl

CoTToH-The eighth month of the commercial
year of 1867 and 1868 closes this evening upon a
very irregular and inactive market. The limited
stock on sale is mostly held by speeulatofs, who
are unwilling TO make sacrifices as long IS they
cen be averted, while the downward tendency OF
the Northern and European markets renders buy
ers unusually cautious, and materially contributes
to restrict operations. Sales to-day amounted TO
only $50 bales. and prices while inclining down
ward, were still too unsettled TO admit Of even
closely aproximating quotations.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS or COTTON
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oasils Marne,.
crrY or JEFFERSON. May !

Arrived yesterday-34O Texas Beeves, Sl2
Calves and Yearlings, SO Hogs, 2l9 Sheep and
u Mich Cows. Soldier Texas Beeves. $50
Calves and Yearlings, as Hogs, % Sheep and
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-6s6 Texas Beeves,
242 Calves and Yearlings. sSl Hogs, 92s Sheep and
AZ Mich Cows:
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW oRLE sNs, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
II tales Psyns Huntington &col do 4erson-5 do
Alcus SheTck sutsy-I do 4 80 Cr0mwel-3 JOS Hoy-5
p III, gtus &eo76S7 iset lumber Wn Amesl4 bales cot
yarn Jne Hadie AGO 2 cars wood Pesrs0n-sundes
10 ordai-Tutsl 70 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
bales NOES Nliams-20l head cattle and sundres 70
rrTe
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II II. sARRAZIN's

II. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO MANDATORY.
Corner Chartres and Cont streets
Mr. J. p SARRAZIN thankful for the patronage extended
him the establishment of his factory has constantly
used his exerons increase his wedeseved reputa
ton able offer TO the Southern States superior
article Of Tobacco for smoking In all sorts Of pack
suit the trade his Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes. Cigars. etc. renewed by every arrival
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Narinf tAntsuissnrt.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CANT STREET, I
Friday. May /, 1868.
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Schr Three Sisters Brit, Mclean, for Ruatan, Pils0ury
sehr FANNIE ksa'ns Daniels Tor odenbOw Kelley
Steamer " R Arthur Duble for St Louis, Master
Steamer Sarah, Deehng, for Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Austin. Farwel from RockpOrt to Whitney
&co-lst distrct l6
Steamship Handler Msgrah, from Arkansas Bay, to De
Steamship Agnes Wilson, from IndAnOla, to Whitney
Shin Rosss (srit Grandson from Livsrpool-4h district
Brig Winfield LariDg IS days from Boston, TO FoSdek
Bark Jennie cobb Haney IS days from Boston, ThOrndks
Bark Tor spsn, Bsrdsguer, from Havana ballast,
PUG BTos-lth district 80
TowBoArs.
Towbost Gladiator Davis from the Passe-towed down and
20 sea 18th insi 'ho Boyn,oS s and bars MAre''~-
Towboat Eou-to Co9ksey from the Passes toweq Down ana
entAl-brought up ship Rosaie, brig Winfield
STEAMBOATS,.
Dexter, Montgomery from Lsuisyills
Towbest Kellsgg, Srsnt barges, from St Louis
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile
TOwbost Shark, Coll. from 81 Louis with barges
Gen Qui,msn. Lesthers, from vi ksburg
st Nicholas, 0owt,, iIsm Csmpie
Thomas Powell, Blanchard, from Lockport
Flicker, Aucoin from LOckpoIt
Memoranda
OF Tuspan. April 6-ship Moss Busten, from Liver
caShsven. april Ship Armstrong Philips, from
Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
Exports.
VERA CRUZ-steamship MexcO-l27 hfbalss cotton 80
RuAfAN ISLAND-schr Three sisiers-s bbs hOur 3
CARDENAs-schr Fanny Keating-SOO empty barrels 45O
MoRILE-s,samsr sarah-I hhds sugar Is bags coffee
bbis whisky
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WATERING PLACES.

NEW ORLEANS AND MANDEyILLE DAILY PACKET
FOR VAUDEVILLE, LEwIsBURG AND MADISON
WILLIE.
EOR MANDEvILLE, LEwIsBURG AND
MadisOnve-Ths elegant lOwpressure steamer Cameifa.
Capt W. l. CozzENs having unsurpassed accommodations
for passengers and freight has been purchased for this trade
and will regular daily trips the above PLACES
on the 2th April continuing in the trade summer
and Winter Arrangements will be made for the trAnspOr
ton of freight passengers from Covington-
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, Agent
Is and 20 Union street
FOR WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE U. 8.
Mail Steamers.
EOR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagous
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The new low-pressure iron Frances, Capt
GEO. j. BLAKEsLEE, will make regular trips TO above
places follows arrival Of Railroad trains -
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. A. H. train
On SATURDAYS, II - rhan-on this strip going 10 Pasca
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY Evening"; Psscsgonla every SUNDAY
NOON
The above trips will be regularly made unless By
weather low For further information apply 70
OHAs. a. WHITNEY co., gents.
20 and So Camp street.
BAT Pass Christian stOppsge made emily at the Gen.
trail wharf
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mexico Brio. Pitthsld, for Vera Cruz
Cieevy, Niekerson &co
Brig Roberts DeAk for Matanzas 10 ballast
Goldenbow & KELLEY
Schr Three Sisters Brio Mclean for Ruatan Psbury
schr Fannie Heating, Daniels, for Cardsnas,
Steamer " r Arthur, Duhie for st Louis, Master
Steamer Sarah, Deering, for Mobile, Master
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VICExsRUEGSs.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, MB1E
LsOH VH"ksBURG, NATCHIZ. AND ALL IN
n termedis'e land'ngs-The steamer aen. Quit nlan,
T. Leetfers master sam Ayes clerk, w leave
making all Coast landings.
sINNOTT ADAMS % Commercial Place
The steamer Gen Qutmsn connects VicksbrrR sith
steamers Countess and Canmet Yazoo TAahacAs
Rivers and steamers Julia and Rabcon for St LouH Mem
phis and 81 intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ArsHH
VICksB u HG. NATCHEZ AND HEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. B. Mall Packet, in pase Of the
Z. LIE. The steamer
Gov. Alien, ~.
mo w. CANNON. Mssts.
VIII leave for vcksburs Matches Grand Gulf Rod
ney St Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou sara Bat0a
Rouge D0naldsopyiIe and all intermediates lsndiag a
The Gov Allen makes close connections with steauer
CALUMET at yieksburz for ell landings ON Yaaoo river.
For freight passags having unsurpassed 4soas
aplpy board or 10
sIENOTT ADAMS, Is Commercial Plaza
A BRITToN CO., - Front street
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OFELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ssRE
EcH OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PoRT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchsfslaya River
and Bsyon courtsbleso-Ths good and safe stszner
Annie Wsgiey. Gus Z IonAIller. nsste5 N ksnisou,
sunssy at 10 O'Clock For freight or passage apply
BLOCH Bros lg Common street. n o.,
or o. HINCKLEY SON. Washington. La
p. S-The steamer Annie Wsxey at Washington
with steamer FROG bsress for all landings 90 Bayou
Eeszf and VIII s.gz through blls Of AIDING
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY. May lst st5PM
t'Ok Ca M Den, BkE5H BILL Nd ALL LAND
tngs lack AVID Ouachita Rivers-The splendid HghT
draft passenger steamer LOt0waana. h. j. Brinker,
MASTER A. Work and ". e. johnson clerks will leave a.
above For freight pa sage apply board TO
N. o. DONOBuE, 21chOupitoulas street.
S-The Lotavanna win take freight for Trebton Nom
and landings oeowdry barrels, 5Oc do Use
corn per sack, 5Oo.
TRENToN, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P.M
EOR CANDIES, ARKADELPHfA ALBANIA
Landing Ouachta City. sterling Landing. Port Union,
Trenton, Monroe. Columbia, Hars0nhurg Trinity and IN
erneiate landings Black aud Ouaehlta RiVerThe mag
nlhoent, fast-runntDg passenger packes
Vtcksburg.
=. A. BLANKS. Mssteri q. PRES WORK, Clerk.
WIN leave positively For freight passage Apply
GEO q. HITE Agent, II TchoupltouIas "a.
WIRBURN 4 LOkD, 690ravier street.
wN NJ sURLh. Is New Lesee street.
The VICKSBUR0 connects with No. steamers for al
points Bout river. DArbonne, Bayou Bartholomew
"a inc rver and with the tine passenger steamer RENE fog
Camden and a rkadeiphia City