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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

FIRE NEAR SMrRNA.--The Smyrna Times gives
an account of the burning of the house of Saml
A. Armstrong, In Appoquinimlnk, about three
miles from Smyrna. The building was new, not
being quite flushed. 1t appears that two colored
men named Hamilton were suspected of being
the incendaries, and were arrested on that charge
and had a hearing before Justice of the Peace
at Townsend, but were released on $500 bail
While the brolhers were going home an attempt
was made to assassinate them while passing
through wood near Smyrna, several shots being
fired ut the colored men, but missed them. None
of the parties were arrested. On Monday the
colorcd men were taken to New Castle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22
NUMBER s5.

BUSINESS DuLL.-Business is very dull in some
of our manufacturing shops. One large machine
shop and ship yard work their hands only nine
hours q day at present.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

ESCAPED While train of Texan cattle were
lying near the depot in this city, Thursday, bull
escaped from one OF the cars. II is supposed he
ran over the market street bridge, as he was una
BILE to be found when the train left
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

CArTLE.--Large numbers of cattle from Mary
land, Texas, Virginia, and tue Southern States,
pass over the z. W. & B. Il. r., for the North,
every week
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

PosTpoNED.-Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U.
A. NJ, has postponed its anniversary entertain-
ment to day to be announced hereafter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

BusY.-The morocco business is still very busy
In this city. All the manufactures have as many
hands employed as they have room for, and the
sales are unusually brisk.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

TnusrEEs or THE PooR.--A stated quarterly
meeting of the Trustees of the Poor of this coun-
ty will be held at the Aims House,on Wednesday,
2Sth instant, as will be seen by notice In our ad-
yertjsipp columns
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

0DD FELiows' HALL.-A slanting roof has
been erected over the Odd Fellows Hall, at Third
and King streets, improving the appearance of the
building
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

DIvIDEND.-The Managers of the Artisan $ Saw
ing Bank, of this city, have declared a dividend
at the rate of six per cent per annum for the last
six months.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.

p. w. &. B. r. R.-Surveyors arc engaged to-
day measuring the number of steel and iron rails
ON the Z. w. Il i. Railroad.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

FUNERAL SERVICES OF REV. THos. II. Stock
TON, ID. D.-The funeral services of the Rev.
Thos. Fl. Stockton, D. D., took place at the
Church of the New Testament In Philadelphia,
yesterday. He was prominent minister in the
Methodist Protestant Church, his father being
one Of the founders. He was great believer in
influence towards fiirtheriug that noble work.
Eminent divines of different denominations took
part in the funeral services yesterday. Among
them we notice the names of Rev. Alfred Cook
man, of our own city, and Rev. DR.. Clark, Of
Pittsburg formerly Colonel OF Pennsylvania
regiment stationed in this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

Miss Minnie Hauck,s engagement with
NJ. Strakosch is $I50,000 for ten months,
beside carriages, wardrobe, etc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22
MATCH HIM.

An honest MANA man without prclencc,
Modest, but brave-though silent, full of sense;
His lightest fancies are substantial facts,
And his best thoughts translate themselves in acts.
No fogs of doubt obstruct his steady gaze,
No vague, dim shadow looming through the haze.
But all stands out clear, sharp, and well defined,
Before the earnest challenge Of his mind
mind that, in beginnings, secs the ends,
Explores, compares, weighs, gauges, compre-
hends,
And with force rcsstlcss as the tides
Shapes to results whatever it decides;
clear, cool brain, well balanced and compact,
That in to-day's discerns to morrows act,
And, faithful in resource, to all its needs
Measures the succor that must come in deed:
calm and lofty courage that can cope
With direst perils, hoping against hope;
Patience that tries not, and an iron will,
Tenacious, stubborn, and persistent still,
That naught can swerve from its one grand de-
sign
10 fight IL out and conquer-'son this line;"
From even disaster wrestling full success,
As in the conflicts of "The Wilderness
And making all things to his purpose bend
Till "Appomattox" brings the glorious end
Such are the traits that mark our CHOSEN MAN
Note him, ., world and match him. II you
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

SMYRNA GAS WoRKs.-The people Of Smyrna
are likely to have gas light once more. The
Times says -" Messrs. JAS. K. Clements and
VIM. G. Eliason, two of the directors OF the Gas
Company, had an interview with Mr. Spruance
last week, who consented that the former gentle
man might run the works if he saw dt. Although
there may be much trouble and annoyance TO
MI y. III taking the rsnosinl.y, y Is nopca nc
the citizens generally in this request. To Mr..
Clement, Major Black and DR.. Cummins we were
indebted for gas when we did have it, and we
hope they will continue to work for it as far as
possible. An cnterprising firm in town will take
charge of the works if they can have proper
guarantees.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

The Gear of Russia writes for the pa
pers but makes poor work oft.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22

GRAND LopGE or DELAWARE, I. o. o. F.-The
R. w. Grand Lodge of Delaware i. o. o. f., held
its annual session in this city, on Wednesday:
The attendance of Representatives wns large, and
vast deal of business was transacted, The re-
turns show the Subordinates to be in u prosper
Gus condition financially and rapidly increasing
in membership. The election for officers took
place and resulted as follows:-
NJ. w. G. NJ, Daniel Farra, of No. 8.
r. ". D. G. NJ. Mark G. Chambers, No. 90.
r. W. G. W., Jacob Butz, No. 20.
X. w. g. s., Edward McIntire, No. 4.
r. w. G. I r. II. Ewbanks, No. 81.
r. w. G. NJ, II. II. Mcdaniel, No. 81.
Il. W. G. Rep. 10 G. l.. U. s., j. Y. Foulk, No
10.
Janitor, Enos II. Jefferson, Nod.
The Gland Officers were duly installed into
their respective stations, after which the NJ. W..
G. NJ. announced the following appointments
G. c., Thomas McAllister, No. Is.
G. g., Edwin G. Moore, No. 4.
G. H., Edwin F. Morrow, No. 2.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to meet on the I'd
Wednesday in January, in this city, TO complete
arrangements for the celebration of the f1ftieth
anniversary Of the Order, which takes place on
the 2Gih Of April next.
The session throughout was one of the most in
teresting that has been held for some years.
The R.W. Grand Encampment of Delaware,
l. q. o. +. held its annual session in this city on
Tuesday evening last The only business Of i'm
portauce transacted wns the election of r. w,
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of the
United States. 1t resulted in the choice of Dr.H
+. Askew, Of this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-22
New York, Oct. Ii, 1868.

NEw YoRK, Oct. l5, 1868.
front. All friends consider it totally i'm
practicable and equivalent to disbanding our
forces. We in New York are not panic
stricken. S. j. TILDEN,
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NDIANOLA AND GALvESTON-S Steamship
Crescent-67 bales cotton Francke Il Danneel-40
do Jennings, Wicks Bro Jno Williams Il Son
9 Gates Gillespie &co-2 T Il HendersOn-2S B
McCOnnico-l Biscoe 4 Simms-sl250 in specie
J | Adams &cO-$l00 | pkg bx specie Francke
q Danneel- $2Ols do f Pilsbury-S370 | Bloom Il
COSTS currency Bier & Levy-SS50 do Lchten-
stein Bros &co-20 bales hides bids pecans to
Chas Whitney &co-5 pkgs do j Adams &co-
III do Schneider Il Zuberber-l do J S Copes-l
do Biscoe a Simms-70 hides bids hides l bale
bds hides Francke & Danneel-4 SKIS wool Long.
ley & Hamilton-27 bbls whisky II n SOria AGO
$50 head cattle McquOid Mehle-sundries to or
der-Total lis bales cotton
ROCkPORT- Steamship Austin-4SS hides to
b l. Mann &co-226l do las bags IL bales wool 10
bdls skins ChassA Whitney &co-l bdls hides Ill
hides 800 specie Biscoe x Simms-$3j0 in specie
A Bennett &co-3l0 head cattle Inbau, Aycock
&eo-sundries to order
MOBHE-Steamer Louise-209 bales cotton TO
Lehman, Newgass &co-73 do S Cranwell-9i do
II w Farley &co-20 Jurey < Harris-6J S COpes
sundries to order-Total 400 bales cotton
LIVERP00L-Ship Arran-300 tons dig iron to
Wood, Low 4 Ludwigsen-20OO SKIS salt ] G Rob-
inson
CBRDIFF-ship Ocean Pearl-.5l5S bars RI
iron 20 order
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-l35 bales Of cotton TO
S Crsnwell-ll do Il McColl-7 West & Wright-s
J NJ Lewis &co-l0 Lehman. Gewgass &cO-l5 do
Campbell, Eckford &co-sundries to order-Total
267 bales cotton
NEW YoRK-Steamship George Washington
Astd mdse
TAMPICo--sehr Jscinta-s5OOO specie lot Of
fruit Camerden
RUATAN-Sehr Etna-Fruit
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Buports.

NEW YORK-Schr Rose Haskell-40 bbls oil
900 bbls -four ~ halfbbls 15s bbls molasses 5OC6
SKIS corn l476 SKIS cotton seed 20 SKIS dried peaches
l62 cases wine Is coo feet lumber 80 pkgs mdse
APALACHIC0LA-Scb Walter Smith-25 bbls
-four 10 bbls pork csks bacon 10 SKIS oats and
sundries
VERA CRUZ-Bark Addie Decker-20o bales
cotton 23i5 half bales cotton Is bbls pitch box
snuff ll9l feet lumber
GENOA-Bark Ibis-l360 bales cotton
BARCEL0NA-Brig Tbidabo-62l bales cotton
1900 slaves
VERPOOL-Stesmship Circassiau-52l bales
cotton 1900 slaves
PROVIDENCE-Scb N Stone-lCo tons cot
ton seed l03 bbls mOlasses
RUATAN -Scbr Ii Babson--9 bbls -four and
sundries
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamer Rochester. Germain-cleared Dec Is.
Steamship Geo Washington, Gager-sa'led Jan
STEAMSHIP Ladona, Honey sailed Jan T.
Ship Lorenzo, FOnsbee-cleared Jan
Schooner A Deuike, Jones-cleared Dec 20
Schooner Clarissa Allen. Hale-elesred Dec Is
Bark Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
Steamship Kensing:on, Hedge-saTed Jaa S.
Schooner L S lowering. Csrson-clssred Dec II.
Schooner Borden, Hsll-cleared Dec l9
Brig ossiIpee, Twombly-clesrsd Dec 80.
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner Geo Thorn-cleared Dec a.
BATH, ME.
Ship Belle Morse, WymaA-clesred Dec g
ROCKLAND, ME-
Ship Alice Thor ldke, Snew-saied Dec o.
Schooner Mary N Bird, PscEsrd-saiied Dec 2S
Bark Il A Litcbhtld. Slesper-ssied Dec IS.
CAMDEN, ME.
Schooner r Carlton-saied Dec 10.
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Red-clesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gladiator, Lsng-ssiled Dec Il.
Ship MARY Ann, Hans ym-loading Nov 2.
Ship Arbutus, Know,tOn-saied Nov l6.
Ship Rochester, Olver-ssiled Sept D.
Ship Margaret Evans, McCullOugh-cleared Dec 6.
Ship Mary Ann, Hamlyn-sailed Dec 3
shin VIM Woodbury., Mel llan-losdng Dec L.
Ship Asiatc, Andrews-saied Dec ~:
Bark Armstrong, Phillips-sailed Nov7.
LONDON.
Ship Prince George, Bawkns-cleared Dec Is.
Ship Assam Valley, Evsns- eleare 4 Dec Is.
BORDEAUX
Ship Annapolis. LOudon-saied Sept IS
ANTWERP.
Ship Ukraine, MelcheI-sailed Dec 20.
Bark Jupiter-saled Dec Is
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Laperl-ssiled Nov IL.
MALAGA
Bark Rosario, Freys-sailed Novi.
LON nONDERRY.
Ship Stadacona, Csssidy-cleAred Nov Il.
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny Ealsr Ode-sAi ed Nov H. and Ned from
Gibraltar Nov 20.
GENOt.
Ship Colombo, OvrO-cleared Dec5,
GLASGOW
Ship StafA, MeAnister-ssiled Dec 10.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batista, Guglimni-ssled Nov %.
RIO DE JANEIRO
Sark Tusda'e. ScarrOw-sa''et Dec l.
Brig Music Klen-sailed Dec /.
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Receipts OF Produce.

SHREvEPORT-Steam Lulu D-lO7 bales of
cotton Richardson h Msy--94 do JOS Hoy-6s do
J W Burbridge &co-l7 WycheI& Richardson-lI
c L Walmsley &co-5 Gilmer, Hopkins Sco-S do
Beadles. Ningo &eo-6 bales hides Jas Z Hickey
&cO-3 hhds sugar to Adams &co-l4 bbls mo-
lasses o B Graham &co-sundres to order=-Total
sos bales cotton
observation-disclosures Stella and 6 barges-
G., coo bushels coal w G Coyle &co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gen Quitmsn-ll3 bales
cotton d II Carroll &co-l35 Boyd & Msrtin-l23
Given, Brown &co-9l 0ber. Atwater &co-90 do
Conner q SeiXas-sl Scott Cage-29 JOS Hoy
so Byrne, Vance &eo-75 Aiken & Rainey-62 do
] p Smith-60 lrby. Mcdaniel &co-57 n Musson
&co-5S W Pickett &co-52 Hunt & Macaulay-
81 w ] Robson-5l f B Kimball &co-4s II Ali
son &co-30 Pittman Bros &co-2T ii Phelps &co
20 TIL & ] II Allen &co-26 Hewitt, Norton AGO
2s Winston, Morrison &co-25 Davis, jenkins AGO
q Adams, Cockburn h Howe-26 L a shields
20 Stewart, Hyde &co-23 Maspero &co-22 do
Stewart, Galbreath 4 Fizer-20 W Comingore
20 Mcdowell a Nugent--20 Jno I Hariie &co-lS
John Thornhill-l7 Pitcher 4 Barrow-l7 do G W
West-l6 Barrett 4 lie Sassier-l5 Lesley & Lor
ber-l6 Payne, Huntington &eo-lS Knox Bros
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDFRsIgNED, WISHING TO ESrAB-
equitable and uniform OF rOwage and 20 oher
greater fact TO the shipping eng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levihthan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
harry Wright and Sentinel.
FLlNE.
Achilles, Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
NicacO and Reliance.
TIE number and power OF tbs above associated Line OF
guarantee that detention will Occur either
the in this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBikR,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE CO, Y Lima
Associated Once, IS Carondeet street stairs.
j. c. NOR ROSS.
CHAS. FITZENRITER,
Levss Agents
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
Receipts BY Railroads.

To-, o. Il G. W. R. R.-Jon 10 = 40 nnds SUI
gar 10 bills mvlass1s n Hare-10 do u Payne-
10 do Carlin-3 G Sabatier-5 l. Lacassagne
s Blanchn x Giraud-4 | Adams &co-6 bales
cotton w Burbridge &co-2 do Plauche Witt
Is hhds sugar Hy Won Phul jr &cO-5 do to G W
Bancker-l0 do II McCol-7 do 10 bbls molasses
TIL J NJ Allen &co-l4 do 10 hhds sugar to b
Charpantier-3 bbls sugar bbs molasess Given,
Brown &co-l bales moss J NJ Simms-33 head OF
cattle and sundries to order-Total bales cotton
So hhds sugar l04 bbls molasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
YAZOO RIVER,

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FROM vICKsBURG.
- Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5P NJ
tek EAZOO, TCHULA AND TALLAHATCHIE
INe-ILe neat safe aud comfortable side wheel passen-
steamer Countess NJ. Dent master leaves yicks-
prIg ss above for sstara Yazoo City silver Creek Log
bntnia, 1chula Lake Head Honey Island SdOn Green
wood. and sl landings on the Talahatchie river. The
steamer Counters connects at Vcsbur< with the
elegant steamer Magenta and shippers eonsgnng freight
70 care Steser Countess Ncksburg Miss per
Magenta other Veksburg packets, will ind promptly
tended 10 and delivered without delay.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
Memoranda.

The officers of steamship Austin, from Calves
ton, report that the schr Time, (of Baltimore,)
from Pensacola for ARENAS with lumber, arrived
inside the bar Jan 9th, having experienced hea-
w weather on passage and lost portion of deck
load.
Capt eager, of the steamship Geo Washington,
reports having passed the brig Emma NJ Knight,
of Yarmouth, on the sth inst, of Great lsaacs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
Masters OF Vessels

WIN confer favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers' or Msryatts
Code) on arriving within five miles Of s W Pass
Bar By this means their arrival will be repoI ,od
several hours in advance Of the time It now re-
uuires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station ct 8 w Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal flags. B. g. OssoE,
Boarding Officer, S W Pa
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Arrtved Yesterdsys

Arrtved Yesterdsys
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, from Indianola
and Galveston, to Chas A Whitney &co-lst
district
Steamship Austin, Farwell. from Rockport, to
Chas A Whitney &co-lst district
Br ship Kelvin, Belyea, from Havana, in ballast,
TO o Graham &co-3d district 81
Schr Etna, Goodspeed, from Ruatan, to Grand
I'd district
rOwB0ATs.
Gladiator, Burdick, from the Passes--Towed
down and to sea, 9th inst, bark Prudencia-
Brought up ship Kelvin and schr Etna
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen J A Quitman, White, from Memphis.
JIM Sharp, Blanchard, from DonaldsonvIe.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Pioneer KOuns, from Shreveport.
Louise Hopkins. from Mebile-P RR.
Mary Davage, Campbell, from Pittsburg, with
two barges.
Peytons, Onion, from Louisville, with pine
barges
Kellogg, Coll, from Cairo, with three barges.
Lulu d, Grace, from Shreveport.
Stella, =, from Pittsburg, with barges Of
coal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14

Iut5uaJs
Cleared Yestsrday.
Steamship Circassisn, Ellis, for Liverpool,
Elliott 4 McKeever
Rark Ibia Crabtree. for Genoa, Maury &co
Bark Addie Decker, Woodside, for Vera Cruz,
G w Hynson eco
SD brig Tibidabo, Gelpi. for Barcelona. PUG Bros
Schr Rose Haskell, Haskell, for New York.
G A Fosdick eco
Schr Walter Smith, Giant, for Apalacbicola.
Master
Schr T N Stone, Pervere, for Providence. r |,
Thorndyke & Norton
Schr II Babson, HUlse, for Ruatan Island, Master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
COAST.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.

INDEPENDENT PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5P. n, and SATURDAY.
At 10
EOR BATON ROUGE. DONALDS0fVILLe
and al intermediate Coast landngs-The fine passenger
PACKET yfet0yy, b. Hymel, master, 3. A Darst ana
George NED nadere clerks will leave regular as sooye
returning leaves Baton Rouge every Wednesday and oas
day Denadsonville Thursday and Monday mornins
signs the old form Of bill Of lsdihg For freight pssAs
apply on board
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Arrived sunday.

Steamship George Washington, eager, from New
York, 4th inst,tO A Moulton-2d district
Mex sehr Jacinto, Batista, from Tampico, TO
Camerden-2d district PIT
Schr Henrietta, Freeman, from Cincinnati, Ohio,
TO master-4th district
Schr gnes, Freeman, fIom Cincinnati, Ohio, to
master-4th district
schr Emilia, Freeman, from Cincinnati, Ohio, to
master-4th district
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STEAMBOATS,.

Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville.
G ID Palmer, Lanahsn, from Arkansas.
G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Aloe, Radovich. from Lower Coast.
Mississippi, Thompson from st Louis.
Mary. Carroll. from Mobile-P RR.
Swallow, Macarty, from Cincinnati.
Agnes, Rufs, from Barataria.
Sam MerviD, Robinson, from Cincinnati, with
two barges.
Robt Lee, Richardson, from Vicksburg.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-14
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BROS co. sell, ct II o'clock, At their
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. furniture etc also AZ
II o'clock at z. Liners Stable, on Grayier street,
horses, mules. etc.
p g. NOLAN sells at II o'clock A. at Leonard MAX
wells stable Baronne street. horses, cows bugge etc
TEE SHERIFF sells at u O'Clock NJ the Merchants and
Aucfioneers Exchange estate; also. al lO,s n, NJ
81 Jefferson street, Second District, furniture etc.
O. DE FERRET sells, at l0s o'clock A NJ, A. 80 Dieh'e
street, furniture. glassware etc
No. See advertisements second page.
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PETROLEUM STOVE COMPANY.
Jervey' Patent.
This and improved Cooking Stove anything any
other do without smoke dast Noiseess
HEATING STOVES for PsElo, Onices and Bedrooms Tor
les Magazine street. New Oreans Work War
raned State Rights for the manufacture Of the above Stove
be purchased reasonsb terms. Agents With small
capital wanted in every parish in the SAte Of LousiAns
Apply to JERYEY DEMAHY.
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SABINE PASS.
FOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS.
TO SAIL SUNDAY JANUARY II.
EOK SABINE PASS, TEXAS, VIA NEW
Orleans, OpelOusas and Giest Western Railroad. The
steamship
Alabama
will leave Brashear for Sabine Pass SUNDAY, 18th inst,
the arrival Of the o clock N. train from Agiers
Febost leaves the foot Of St Ann street, opposite Jack
Square, at 73OA.E.
Freight received at the Ferry Landing daily until 5P
For passage apply at No. 60 Canal street. opeOusas Rail-
road Ohiee. @. WI BAYLY,
Superintendent.
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ITO sHIPPERs OF FRYIGHT ON TIE
II ALABAMA RIVER-rhs MOBILE TRADE CON-
PANY now running A DAILY LINE Of Num-
River leaving Mobile EVERY EVENING at O'Clock.
the SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY Packets extending
their rps 10 WetumpkA Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
thr ough to wetumpka without detention
sINNoTT a ADAMS, Agents, Is Commercial Place
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKBT-THRoUGH BOAT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5P.M.
TOR JEFFEKs"S, sHREvEPoRT. GRAND
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and al
landings-Jhe light DRAFT passenger packet Righs
Why, Noah Sc0vi, master, j. W. Warren. clerk, will
leave AZ above For freight apply board
9WARrNEY * CO.,
rchOuptouas street up stairs.
Right Way will sign through bills, without privilege OF
reshippinR.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, st p NJ.
INOR vIrKsBUHG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
NAtchez, Fort Adams, Bayou sara, and all Intermediates
Ayles clerk will her regular trips on Saturday
evening" the 9TH ns, leaving New Orleans Saturday
evening, at O'Clock
SINEOrT ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
Steamer Magenta Vicsburg with the steamer
YsEoo River, and with the steamer Myrtle for
Supfower River