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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

The Wyandol Pioneer says. with Del.
icOtc parliamentary indiscrsLion. wa don't
wan! to say that P:ssilent johnson is
IN the habit Of lying. but we do want
the privilege Of believing him when we
please, We cant believe him on this
occasion, for his course has destroyed
all theIconfdence We ha in him in 1864
As President Of the UnitdS Slltes,
we respect him; as gu individual and
renegade, we dcsp'se him
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
rnE GREAr mEREArrHR.
ny orwAy cuRRY.

'Tis sweet to think, when struggling
The goal of lie to win,
ThatiuSt beyond the shores Of time
The better years begin.
When through the namcless ages
/ cast my longing eyes,
Before melike a boundless sea-
Phe great hereafter lies.
Along its brimming bosom
Perpetsal Summer smiles.
And gathers like n golden robe
Around the emerald isles.
There, in the long blue distance,
BY lulling, breezes famed,
/ seem to see the towering groves
ofold Btelahsland,
Aal far beydul theislands
That gem he waves serene,
The image Of the cloudless shore
0fholy heaven is seen.
Unto the grcaeherearter--
AlOretine dim aud dark
/ freely now and gladly give
oflIre the wandering bark.
And in the far of heaven,
When shadoWy seas are passed,
By angel hands its quivering sails
Shall all be'furled at last,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

TX ract from temperance address.
You pour rum IN among your ideas and
the way they hurry out is like hornets
with their nest on frs. tell you friends
il kills them all or in lims. Afsr a
few sbrees they sicsen, droop aud die;
as for trying TO restore them BY largs
dram, you mightas well ottompl 10 ro,
susi'ntc dead language by smelling
snls.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

HYrocRlsY. Tho Dsmoirals have
tcan bowling during the past two years,
because the radicals kept ton scvereigo,
independent States Odl Of the Uaton =
Last week radical member Of the Ohio
Legislature offered resolution request.
ing Congress to admit the State Of Ala
bama, aud let her representatives, into
Cougress at once, Every Democrat yo
ted against this, showing that theit how
ling nbaut keeping States OUT is all hy'
pocrisy, aod that they ore tue samo dis :
unionists now that they wste all through
tho wat
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

The Union League of Philadelphia
hns ordered a hundred thousand copiy9
Of Senator Morton'S recent speech on
reconstruction for circulation 'in Psnn;
sylvania. This great speech has beeR
printed in nearly every Union paper
in Ohio. It has probably received az
large 6 circulation 10 other States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

An OH Rob- a; he Styles himself,
writes os follows TO tho Richmond Ex5
amin r; The principles for which the
South fought, and for which she was do.
nounced aud over run. have in less thar
three short years become The rallying CRY
of the white mans pOrly-Stais's Rights
that's the cry. like TO hear it'll
makes my blood course through my
veins as il did on the evening Of the
Conclusion oflbs second Mauassas, end
! feel ps il | had yell 10 me asbig rs 4
chicken COOP. ] But .a ! sspspt 70 let g her
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

The New York Republican State Con.
yehtion, on the 5 adopted o resolution.
by occlimsl'ou, indOrsing General
Giant for the Presidency, and INSTRUCTED
the deeglt on to Chicago to yoio for him
asa ont Gov. Fvulon was recommended
for Vice President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

Commo lore Farran (who wOs in com !,
mand of the Pcuescola Navy yard when
the rebellion commenced, and who rsf
signed from the United States Navy AMI
entered the rebel service) has bsen par
dOued by President Johnson. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

0Y'TERs, 1t mas interas, lovers OF
oyters to know that the oyster is very
tenacious Of life, and is said TO keep up
its orgauiz 10 tho human stomach
for long time. An oysters heart, it is
said, BEATS perceptibly half an hour alter
it is swallowed, all Of which 1t is very
pleasant 10 know.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

We dod 6sh siorj 10 w!s'ern pG
per. Beaver Lake, Wisconsin, fos ,
over wholly this year With only 5oe smal
cir hole. TO which tho G,h etoEdrd i9
such numbers that many ware plhe.I
oul upon the ioc, 50 that tlo farmer |
carried them 90 bf The atd load lOf,ts
lheit h,gI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
nnAT ISlI MR.n


Jews are all frsl,rsle citizens all bus.
inesS men, but .keeners on lrade.--
Sharper than lightning. there is. moth.
ing allowed 10 stand between them and
. trade. ThOy seem to take as natu,
rally to the clolhiNg business as duck
does to wafer Not lopg ago q gentle.
man. wishing 10 purchase a fine blue
cloth indigO,lyed coat, called upon 4
Hebrew, in whom there is no guile, and
looking over his stock, found that which
appeared to suit him.
The purchaser was very particular tp
impress upon the seller that he wanted
an indigo, not loswoOd.dysd cloth, tho
smell Of the latter being offensive to him.
The coat was selected and tried 90, when
our Hebrew friend commenced bis eeos
uiums:
Now yusl look Ot dat? II vas feet
you like do paper on do vOlll Dat ia
yust vat you saul!'
Yes said the customer but that is
not what want, This is q logBoodr
dyed coat. ! don't like tho lOgIcod
smell.
My friend, says the dealer, dat coat
is yusl vat you vsnl 1t snot dat coat
vat smell dat way, no. sir, datish mSp
1t is needless TO soy that The gentle
man did not purchase.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

A Fttnchm,n hung himself because
his grocer dunned him for bill of S9).
ThtrYuppn his son shot the grocer. Tas
accoun. Is sill udpOil, lI TI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

AShe dld so, ! saw hlM stop suddenly
aud dmW him self up to his full height.
Ranging alongside, could SEQ the
figure Of man crouching like q wild
bcas! behind the etoGe; his head wa:
just visible above it, aud the long bar,
rel Of cavalry pistol was pointed diroc
tlyaus The dogs now spr.ng for
word and commenced bOyiug furiously
The man was the first 10 speak,
Call of yer dogs, lie shouted, 'av yel
care fOy Ihem?'
Let the dogs alone, Ryan, said Frank
coplly, Il have a warrant for you for
the murder Of Capt., Put your pis.
tOl down and come forward
The fellow gave q savage laugh.
Come step nearer, Butler, and see il
yer warrant con stop ball.
Franks eyes flashed at the threat,
but restraining himself, he drew back 10
the shelter of the angle.
We must give tho fellow time to
think, Parry. If we rush at him now,
be is sure to knock one or the other of
us over and don't ike shooting him,
il lean be helped
Had you not better 90 for some of
your fellows? l will keep guard until
you return
They would shoot him down a, once.
l dare moi risk their lives on that mar.
rcw path. No, dead or alive, | shall
not leave this place without him.
lie stepped back for few pOcos and
scanned the rock above a,,entiyely,
DO you see tha, holly bash right over
him, Harry? Coull you gel 10 it with
out boing.seon2'
Easily; but what good could l do
there?
Leave that 10 me, old fellow; his
Hank will be turned at all events aud
you will have htn under your gun
Don't FIRE until you see me down. then
use your own discretion
With some reluctance | consented 10
go round Taking of my shoes, lcrepl
eau ,ioasly down and peered over. =
'lsAa sntHesly as1ss o'Rbane sssa sSistF
pedioul again WITH his watch In his
h"nk de spoke low, but every word
fell on my.e'r distinctly.
I shall give you five minutes Ryan;
II yooFdoa'I throw down your arms then
and come out exp'ct no mercy, for you
WIZ gel none. III shoot you as | would
a mad dog
Then say your prayers in tho mean
nm'' sal! the ruiii4u, JeerineIyj you'll
want them If you lift that gun to your
shoulder
The FIVE minutes which ensued were
the longest | ever spent in my life. 1t
was a glorious summons evening. The
sun was going down, throwing food Of
light on the ocean far below and the
white wings Of the seasuls os they Ait
ted in and oot of their nests iu The cliff.
The rabbits We're al play on the slopes,
and colony Of choughs, with their
scarlet wings aud glossy plumage, were
wheeling and screaming over my head.
But fSr tina! crouohiug and blood stain
ed figure beneath, all would have look.
ed peaceful and happy. tried to keep
counting The seconds BY the beating Of
-, 1T .Iz -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

A Minnesota physician has the upplcSs.i
ont hibit OF knocking Out two pans Of
glass anI hitching his horse to ihO sash
when he does not dnl hiIchjns post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

jeff Davis father ran away from
Tennessee 10 nvoid arrest for horse
stealing; Barnwell Rheu was an Irish
Olodhopper, ,,Robt. Toombs-os his namo
is known--u grave digger and the orig
inAl ancestor Of the Wise family was sold
for ono hundred pounds 10 pay his pass
ago from an English prison, The orig.
insl document which conveyed tbe.iaE.
ceslor Of the turbulent Governor Ofyir.
ginia to planter Tor enou lh tobacco 10
pay his passage from u London Jail, is
now in The library of Mr. Peter Force,
in Washington d r'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
TnmN ri. pMELlbS.

lWactS6n Gnd VIII. Address, KavrhS
wood, West Va. '1'- ,'IArril II 'G7-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
TERMS: TWOOOILARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES.

For ten lines, or less, one insertion 81 on
:" Each subsequent 50
lSquare 3 months, 4 OO
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
KeeetpGa bv Railroads.

NO., J. & G. N. r. R.-Jan 9-l2 bales cotton
Warren, Crawford &co-l do r Carroll &co-43
J B Sleadman-2 Lehman, Newgass &co-2 do to
Parham Bunt-ll II Ably &co-7 r L Walker
Given Brown &co-2 Penn h Denegre-ll do
NJ J Smith &cO-4 do + Bignon 20 Richardson
& Msy--ll r Powell--3 Barrett & lie Sassier-7
Harvey, McEahon &co-l7 Hogan & Pstton-i do
Walker & Vaught--5O 7 II & J NJ Allen &co-60-
Alcus Scherck 4 Autey--l3 NJ 0gesby &co-I0
Gerson-30 r l. Adams-l8 Jno Williams Il Son
AZ Payne, Huntington &co-6 & G Cromwell-27
Jos Eoy-3 ID Blair &cc-ll J p Higgins eco
~ Stewart. Galhreaih Fizer-42 W Robson
r I Torisn-l9 C A Green &cO-l3T Il S Hender
son 25,0O0 feet lumber Sanford / Black Total
COZ bales cotton
N. o., o. d G. W. r. R.-Jsn SO hids SUI
gar A B Charpantier-7 10 Banchin & Giraud-7
CE Leverich-3 Adams &co-6O Jno Williams
4 SOn-3s do 81 bbls molasses Byrne, Vance eco
90 do II McCOll-50 Ar Miltenberger-S9 G Sa "a
tier-2l A d Grief 6co--6J Lane-20 do 5 hhds
sugar r Hare-l3 do IA bbls molssses Lockm IN &
Dugass-6 do IL hhds sugar j Pavy &co-t dc
Hy Won Phul jr &cO-3 do Bouligny 4 Esclapon-
l bbls sugar hf-bbls mOlasses to order bales Of
cotton 10 Payne, Huntington &co 10 SKIS corn to
Char antieT-suDoIies to order-TOtal4 BALES
Cotton ls9 birds sugar 297 bbls molasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
K.selpt. OF Proanes.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Ruth-3l bales cotton to
Stewart, Galbreath Fizer-6i Il Henderson
"a McGr, gOr BrOs-29 Lehman, Newgdss &ch-2i
J b Steaoman-6 Jno Williams 4 Son--Iot furni-
ture u A Pope-5l0 SKIS corn II Horrel &co-
S24 do + b Kimhall &co--65 bbls pork ii Soria
&co-lO bxs mdse c WyDne &cO-l9 Dkgs mdse
Howard, Prestons 4 Barrett-5O fkns butter Van
Norden &co-ls bbls hams TO II n Soria &co-200
bbls pork Griffin Porch-ll0 bbls potatoes 527
sks potsio,s II Packard-50 fkns butter Keep
& Caulfeld--30 bxs crackers Emley &cO-2 pkgs
mdse II : Buckner &co-l00 hbls dolr to Hunt
Mscaulay-5 cases tobacco Dymond Laliy-lS
plows Kirkpatrick IL Keth--33 bbls potatoes TO
West & NetietOn-44 bxs cheese Van Norden &
col SIX beans WheelOck, Finlay &cO-2l kegs of
lead Chaffe 4 Bro-l bxs cheese IS bbls pork TO
McFarlan, Straight &co-30 bbls onions NJ 3d.
mers-30 do Druhan &cO-7l bXs mdse Chls a
Whitney &co-20 kegs lead bbls oil bbls pkg
points n o 4 Jackson RR-5 bbls whisky Owen
BrOs-l0 bbls ale d Feming-i0 ties lard to or.
der-200 caddies tobacco Hernsheim-S0 bbls
beef j A Ely &cc-6 bbls sausage Floyd John
son-5O bxs candles to Clark & Geader-5O bxs of
cheese Ayet K Cambon-l0 bXs crackers A q
Phelps-6 pkgs mdse Sayre, Plumb 6cO-2 bXs
mdse A Qunette-lO3 pkgs tobacco to Lchten-
stein Bros &co--94 sks rye Allen, Wayne &co-2
bbls apples NJ Dufy-20 tics hams J Adams Sco
lao ties lard DeVan 4 MasOn--lO0 bbls vinegar 20
Hays. Tunstall &co--25 bbls oil Bower Il Career
500 bbls pork Z VillavasO &cO-l0 bbls whisky
6 csks bacon y Gueil &co-l0O Kegs pigs fee
10 half-bhls do + ii Ertel-40 bb's apples g ri.
Iandello-2 45 bhs -four and 90 SKIS cor Glover &
odendahl-l2s bbls flour % bbls pork 30 do ribs
do tongues bbls krout 40 Kegs pigs feet 10 half
bbls do hfbbls -four 10 csks bacon 10 tcs hams
so ties lard II Kennedy &c0-3OO bXs candles 50
hf-bbls beer X Perdreauyille-s9 ics lard & X
COnveHe-s5 bbs apples Tram0n;aua-50 bbls
oil 9pkes mdse Hy Won Phul jr kco-l97 bbls o.
-four Cheno seth, Casey &co-500 bbls pork l2D
csks bacon AGO ties lard ID W Sanford &co-20
do so bbls oil W ByTne &cO-5O fkns butter ,
bbls ribs Dbl Kegs Pigs fee. b5s lard box
bacon pkgs sundsies schmidt Zeigler-5 IBIS
ll6 hafbbls beer Geo Einer-l4 KEGS butter 10
Chas Slay back &co-S bbls oil Hill 4 Yeazis-
Is bdls paper wolf & Thompson-l0 bxs cheese
10 bbls peas kegs X Portman-50 bb's beer
"a do ribs rs do tongues do sausage $50 kegs Of
pigs feet Schneider 4 Zuberbier-ll bales cotton
10 Boy d Martin-l0 hhds bacon 10 ties hams 70
bbls pork 100 bbls -four IS hbls potatoes fl kegs
lard leo kegs pigs feet F DelBondio-370l SIS oats
1852 bsles hay so bales straw etc A G. McGOnnig e
sundries to order Total 239 bales colt
ClNCINNATI-SteamerA Atlantic and barEes-
bbls whisky 500 SKIS malt A Earth AGO -453 DO
ZoeIly-lls pcs castings Bsckes-5O bbls pork
Vose Bros-6l bbls oil W Converse jr-6 do 5,
bbls whisky so ties lard 100 bxs candles so bxs ba-
con IL hhds hams hhds bacon 80 bids tobacco
6s bales hay S II Kennedy &eo-ll bids bacon l
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Imports.

LIVERPOOI.-Bark John Geddie -65 tons pig
iron Wood, Low x Ludwigsen-539 bars iron 81
kdls a. pkgs iron $50 pillow mOHlds 100 bxs tin
plates bdl wht els cases steel cases hardware
10 csks DO to Shark Staulier &co-29 csks wine to
Mayer Bros-l case linen B Graham &co-lt9
pigs mdse J Hart &cO-l2 do Cramer &co-l
csk oil Thomson &co-22 500 states j Aitkens
q Son SIS 100 DO Davidson Hill csk hard ware
Keep a. Hogan do csk hoes 10 bbls ale Nc
LauIin-l0 eek hoes 2 do mills do pans q casks
hardware do ails 40 do chains BIDS pans 1891
bdls l5l6 bars iron SloeOmb. Baldwin EcO-l00 do
660 bids iron 200 bxs tin plate B West &cO-l53
crates eaTthenwaTe 10 csks do l csk hardware to
J Gauche-3 csks earthenwaTe SIS crates do 70
csks case / bxs mdse 90 bdls iroa bags nails
csks hardware 2 do hollOware-2l csks oil so csks
porter AIS bxs tin plate 20lS SKIS salt 20 order
LIVERPOOI-Ship Armstrong-423 800 states
Davidson 4 Hill-2S0 bdls tubing TO Bartlett d
Rayne-l case hardware Chatie Il BrO--l case
esrthenware 65 crates do We'll h WOlf-320 tons
pig iron Wood. Low 4 Ludwigsen--ll cases bah
Il bales cases AGO SKIS salt to Brulatour &cO-31
crates earthenware Samson &cO-l csk hard ware
HW Farley &co-l do csk hooware 4 BIDS of
wheels Folger &co-9 csks chains II II Hansel-
csk red lead kegs white do 20 kegs pOns /
frame felt bx brushes A Thomson &co-l40 bxs
tin Plate Jno + Paul. cks earihenwsre IL crates
do b Pierce. Sons &co-S3 csks soda ash L.
drums soda 200 kegs btcarb soda $40 bxs tin
plate 2500 SKIS salt 10 csks wine 20 or csks hhls
2 cases wine cases roofing IL crates and csks
eaithenware
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-2sl bales of cotton to
M HIlar &co-l6l do Lehman. HewRass &co-l0l
Ware 4 Bro 81 JDO Hardie &co-l4 J B Steed
man-l4 + + GOlson &cO-9 Jurey x Harris-i do
II Knox &cO-7 Campbell, EckfOrd &cO-20 pbs
rosn L Pierson-sundries to order-Total 642
bales cotton
BORDEAUX-BarkB Bon Fils-Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Arrived Yesterday.

Br ship Armstrong, Phillips, from Liverpool, Nov
9TH, to II Ashbridge q Decan-POint
Br bark John Geddie. McDOugall from Liverpool,
Nov Is, TO Lowell x BtiIey-Point
FIR bark Bon Fills, PdVat, from Bordeaux, Nov 81
TO masteT-POint
6cbr Lydia, Casssniells, from s. James Parish,
to MASTERED district7
rowBOATs.
Atlantic, (new,) Ford, from Cincinnati, with two
baTges.
Mohawk, Packard, from st Louis, with barges.
STEAMBOAT.
Ruth, Switzer, from st Louis.
Fannie Gilbert, Kouns, from Alexandra.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump.
Idahoe, Blanks, from Trenton.
Nina SHINES, GTeathouse, from Bayou Sara.
New Era, Dugas. from Donaldsonvllle.
VIM Butler, DOwty, from Alexandra.
Aloe. Radovich. from Lower Coast.
JIM Sharp, Blanchard, from Donadsonve.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobie-P RR.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
ExDOrta.

PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding
Junists-4Ol bales cotton q bales wool 100 bales
moss "a hhds sugar l55 bbls molasses for Phladel-
pbis-26O ties lard leo empty hhds pkgs mdse
Steamship 0riental-l037 bales cottn
222 bbs -four 100 bbs molasses Sc hf-bbls molas-
ses 5000 bushels co 1924 hides
LIVERP00L-Ship Herad-3S06 bales cotton
62s sks oil cake 1924 SKIS cotton seed 2lO0 slaves
LIVERPOOI-Shp EndymOn-3Sl0 bales cot
ton 1000 sks Gil cake COCO slaves
GEN0A-Bark Hansen Gregory-92j bales cot
ton
MONTG OMERY- Steamer Selma--Sund mds
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

HEw YORK.
Steamer Rochester Gernain-cleared Dec lS
Schooner A DeIike Jones-cleared Dec 20
sehOoI Slaris.s Allen H1lsass.rs,e De Is Is
Brig q Gesry, Conkhn-ssled Dec7
Bari seSil and sFRoasyass.sSsss Nov SG "a
BOsToN.
Schooner Borden, Hsl-cissred Dec 10.
schooner Chloe. Bsteh-ceared Deco.
PHILADELPHIA
Snip Lydia Skofed, Curts-saied Nov 5.
Schooner Geo Ihorn-ceared Dec Il
BATH. ME-
Ship St James, GoodWin-cle.red scyls;
Ship Belle More, wymaE-cesred Dec q
ROCKLAND. NE.
Schooner LTonessa. Hunts lied Nov q
Schooner r Thomas, Croekett-saled Dec H.
CAMDEN. NE.
ech oner Carlton-saied Dec 10
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Reid-clesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gladiator, Lang-saied Dec n
ship Mary Ann. Haus ym-loadng Nova
ship Arbutus Know.ton-ssiled Nov 10
ssP oSn Gs sd. BSspo6Sassisd x Nov Is
Ship Rochester, Olvsr-saied septs.
ship Regina, ToSn- Oct "A
Shin PuDjauh, McIntyre-c!eared Dec g.
ship Margaret Evans, Mccullough-cleared Dec6
Ship pavid Canon, HobNes-cieared Dec 10
shin VIM Woodbury.; Mel Ilan1loaS din Dec Is.
Bark Armstrong, Phillips-saled Now.
HAMBURG.
Ship Beauslte, BruhB-sslled Nov6
BORDEAUX.
Ship Annapolis. Loudon-sailed Sept %
ANTWERP.
Ship Is and Home, Lswell-sailed Oct g.
MATANZAs
Brig Sweet Lawrence-sai ed Nov %.
CARDIFF, WALLS.
Ship Ocean Pearl. kodd-lOading Novl
GREENOCK.
Ship Zetand, Chney-sa led Oct IL.
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta. Isperi-sAiled Nov IL.
MALAGA
Bark Rosario, Freya-saed Novf.
LONDONDERRY.
Ship StadAcona Csssidy-cleared Nov "a.
CADjZ.
Bark Fanny Ea r. Odessa ed Nov H. and Ear ed from
Gibraltar ov 20.
GENO'
Ship Col mho Oviro-eleared Dec 8,
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VIII confer favor upon the press By holsring
their sigaal nunbers (ROdgers' or Marryatt's
Code) on arriving within five miles Of ) W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time II now re-
quires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at " Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means of signal flags. 3. 5. 0sBON,
Boarding. Officer. 8 " Pas,
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DETER BOSS,
B o DE n

Returns thAAks citizens Of View Orleans for their patron
for the last 70 be hs extensive addition,
70 hi Workshops and introduced several woodworking ma
ehir which VII eAabe him to attend proGPty any bur
in his line n
Shops AID ace PrytAnia Washington seets
Mechanics Exchange, box Ne L
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. 5, Mail Route between New Orleans,
Western J ouisinna and Texas.

opposite the jackson Square, DAILY ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agers at sA NJ
Shippers and congnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Trar fer Company Camp and Common
streets have their goods received delivered in
of the city reduced rates Of draysge
Freghs for stations the road landings the Teche
and for Opelousa de iverabe New Ibsia st Martins
vie received da Sundays excepted from N to
at the foot of st Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Labs
dieve and kport for BIaG ger Canal and for Houms
will be received and transported through via Rsceand La
furche end TerebonDe stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable the time OF Shipment
all inward freight on delivery.
G. W. R. BAILEY,
Snrarintandent
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ERUIr TREES, ETC.

Orders viii Be evsd and fsd prices fr FRUIT
TREES Of al Kinds; asO sTRAWBERR RS aud ORNA
MENTAL rRhts AND SHRUBS Of every DESCRIPTION
Il tire celebrated Langdon Nurseries, Mobile Ala
E-ty orders socitec this Is the proper season fos
trAnsplanting. Catalogues supplied
GREEs ELDER, n Commercial Place.
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YAZOO RIVER.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FROM WICK sBURg
Laws kVERY TUESDAY, at5PM
Xix nSZno, TcHULA AND TALLAH ATCHIE
rsers-I neat safe ard comfortable side VIII e passen-
gst steamer Countess, NJ r. Dent. leaves Vicks-
paE IS ahov for saiaFa lazso CITY, oliver Creek Log
BEftnnis fehua Like. Hsad HOrey Iland sidon Green
wood ana 81 landings the Tsllahstche river The
- amer Countess connects egu ag Vckburs with the
elegant steamer agenta, and shippers FREIGHT
= care Steamer Confess Yicksbnrg, Miss per steamer
Magenta q other Neksour< packets wi End D. onpty a.
tended 70 aud delivered without delay,
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Steamship Oriental, Snow, for Boston,
Creevy, Nickerson eco
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie. for Philadelphia, via
Havana, Creevy, Nickerson &co
Br ship Endymion, Williams, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox eco
Br ship Herald, Calvert for Liverpool.
Maury eco
Bark Hansen Gregory, Gregory, for Genoa,
w r Buddendorff
Steamer Selma, Rogers, for Montgomery, Ala,
Master