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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

EgA COUGH, A COLD, OK sohsE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, anu
shou,d be checked. If allowed to continue
irritation of the lungs, permanent throat us
ease, or consumption, is often the result
pRowN,s BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having a direct influence to the parts, give I'M
mediate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptiVe
and throat diseases, TROCHES are
used with always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them 10 cieai
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
RROwN,S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any of the worthless lihi'a-
tons that may be offered
GA or,,nhore oc 26-eod4m
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The security offered to depostors is undoubt-
ed, and the institution should commend itself
to all classes.
The attention of all in city and country is
called TO this institution. Here they will find
security, convenience, and profit. Sums as
small as one dollar may be deposited, and six
per cent. interest received ON same.
Office hours from A. NJ. TO 8 P. NJ. on Sa-
turday from a. NJ. to p. NJ, and from to
5P. NJ. ie l3-d&swts
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D1.u Goods.
Dry Goods.
ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER
GREAT BARGAINS!
$4,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND

$4,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND
DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD OFF, TO CLOSE, WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST,
AT EZEKIEL'S,
Main street.-the. l445-nearly opposite the
st. Charles Hotel.
All styles pretty Dress Goods at nearly half
the usual price. Call and see.
All styles Goods for Men and Boys Wear
great bargains in these. Call and see.
Best quality Ladies' Kid and Buck Gloves
and Gauntlets at about half the usual prices.
Call and see.
Ladies', Misses Mems, Boys, and Chill
dren's Gloves and Hosiery-the greatest in
ducements offered. Call and see.
In Flannels of all kinds, Embroderies-such
rs Cambria and Swiss Edgings and Insertings,
Thread Edges, &c.-great bargains offering.
Call and see.
Ladies' and Misses Undervests very cheap
Don't forget the name and number of store
EZEKIEL'S,
No. l445 Main street, opposite the st. Charles.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. fe 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE,
i CORNER NINTH AND BROAD STREETS,
(Valentine Place.
We desire to remind our friends, and the
ladies particularly, that we have now on hand
4 large and beautiful assortment of TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which we are Offering ut greatly reduced
prices.
Parties in search of extraordinary attrac-
tions and novelties would do we'll to call and
examine our stock before purchasing.
ARMISTEAD BIBB,
fe 90 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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Coat and WOOd.

CHEAP WOOD.-By the kindness of
the officers of the Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company 4 train OF forty
cords of seasoned oak and pine wood will be
brought to town Monday afternoon next free
of charge, thus enabling me TO sell the pine At
So and the oak at 81 per cord. young man
will be at my Office to-day and TO morrow,
from to 10 o'clock, to sell tickets, which will
insure wood 10 the purchaser.
fe 2l-3t w. w PARKER.
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SEASONED WoOD.-Having

NHEAP SEASONED WOOD.-Having
" made arrangements for the receipt OF
large quantities of SEASONED OAK and
PINE WOOD, I am now prepared TO sell
SEASONED PINE 1T IS per cord, and SEA
SONED OAK at $3.50 per cord, delivered in
any part of the city.
W. HALL CREW,
office corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
Wood and Bitumnous Coal yard on Four.
teenth street near Mayo's bridge. fe 2l-lw
A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
n COAL.-By steamer Virginia, very SUI
perior Egg and Stove RED ASH COAL now
landing, and ready for delivery TO dealers and
consumers.
Also, BITUMINOUS LUMP, HAIL, and
AVERAGE COAL, of best kinds, for sale.
Orders received 1T Office of
CABELL & WATKINS,
fe oO-1Ot lib Main street.
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SDeciaJ Notices.

nr MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIR-
aIN1A,-ELECTIoN OF PROFESSOR
A meeting Of the Board of Visitors WIN %
held at tho College on THURSDAY, Maren
9Th. at II o'clock, to I'LL the vacancy In the
Chair of Materia Medica created by the re-
signation of Professor WsLLFoRD.
Applications and testimonials may De loi
,uarded to the care of the undersigned.
nv order of the President of the Board.
l.. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
"a oodet# Dean Of the Faculty.
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Furniture, dc.

ELEGANT FURNITURE-F K / ) u
IL SUPPLIES.-We desire 10 remiha ~
friends and the public generally that we Ma na,s
now in our extensive warerooms very a. ot
and choice assortment of new ana eiesa .nt
FURNITURE, adapted TO every depaf'ni.S;Ss
of housekeeping. Parties desiring 10 pro''Gin"
new supplies, or those about 10 embark ali n
housekeeping, should not fail TO give US s,,,,
before purchasing elsewhere. Onr prices IA
assortment, we feel assured, Will gave en'A
HABLISTON & BROTHER,
ia24 corner Main and Ninth streets.
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r A. BELYIN, CABINET MAN,
Cs FACTURER, ON BROAD ST rnIIV.
TENTH am manufacturing RosewI,G;H,y,
Walnut, and Oak Furniture ofthe best luA';; ~
and most approved styles. Also, aSeAs N III
Fisk's Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases
other kinds Of Collins on hand. dc zt-'b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

HOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:
Lump Coal, superior for CRATES. %
Hail Coal, superior for CRATES and stoves, %
Average Coal, superior for engines...... 20
Fine Coal, superior for shops............ %
Oven Coke, superior for cooking purposes, %
per load Of % bushels delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con.
sumers and manufacturers.
T. 9. JONES, Agent.
Retail yard on Sixth street near the canal.
oc
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EKpOrtas

MISUNDERSTANDING ConcOrdia-ll2S bales Of
cotton l44 bales rags 800 hides log bbs molasses
60 bbls -four l25 sks wool II $50 bushels corn
NEW NORk-Steamshp Gulf Stream-357 bis
cotton l02 bales moss IS do rags 1853 bbs mOlasses
81 bbs pecans 3505 SKIS corn so bbs oil 1873 SKIS Of
wheat s47 hides 300 cases peaches 1874 cases sar.
dimes csks bones 80 pkgs mdse
VERA CRUZ-Steamship Sonora-30 ties lard
80 bbls potatoes rs bbls apples kegs butter and
sundTes
GALVESTON-St Steamship Agnes-50 bbls -four
bbls whisky 200 bales hay and sundries
NEW NORK-Steamship Gen Meade-l63l bis
cotton so bbls oil 22S hides IA pkgs mdse
NEW l0RK-Schr NJ \ Sanpson-66 bales of
cotton 80 bales moss 43l bbls -four 5074 sks corn
$50 SKIS cotton seed 2O02 hides $50 pkgs m1se
BARCELONA-Brlg Antonio Maria-l53 bales
cotton 500 slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selma-6 hhds sugar
bbls sugar bbls whisky eco bbls -four 500 SKIS Of
oats aud surdries
SAN SEBASTIAN-Bark Purdico-773 bales
cotton 1910 slaves
PENSACOLA-Schr Indisn-2 bbls -four bbls
potatoea sss corn and sundries
LVERPOOl-Bark Bon Fils-994 bales cotton
Ia coo horns 1916 hides 20 cases mdse
HAYRE-Bark 20 Genevnye-l2jS bales cotton
1000 slaves
BREMEN-Bark Sea Gem-l747 bales cotton
2i0O slaves
NEW YORK-schr NJ NJ surl-GO33 SKIS corn
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Fsn.a,r,s hv gnlIr...as

n. o., J. d G. y. 4. R.-Feb PA bales of
cotton Alcus, SCheTck & AUtey-l do W Sykes-2
McStea x Values Catching y Ellis-2 Walker 4
Vaueht-l W J FrersOn &cO--2 p H FO,ey-l do
Ncalister 4 McNai-8 w johnson &cO-S do
J 3 Sleedman-l9 II HillaT &cO-4 J Mclaughlin
~ Warren, Crawford &cO-9 Richardson & May
3 lily Won Phul jr &co-3 Barrett lie Slss.er-28
II & J NJ Allen &co-3 Winston Morrison eco -
Is n Oglesby &co-2l W b ThOmpson-9 I & S
Henderson-53 r l. Adams-6 Dickman, Hill Eco
6 Lehman, Newgass &cO-l9 J 4 q Cromwell-l6
Payne, Huntington Geo Flower Mees-l05 to
JOS Hoy-3S Lacey, Terry &co-79 r I TOrian-
q JnO Williams & Son-20 c A Green &cO-2S do
Woods, Matthews &cO-l9J P Higgins &co-I car
timber W 1hompson-sundries TO Order-TOtal
59S bales cotton
N. o., o. 8 g. ". R. R.-Feb Ito hhds 81.
gar Hare-5 do Z Leve ich-4 A ROchereau
8 bales cotton A CharpantIer-l do Price, Hine
& Topper Beraud 4 Gibert-l Pauche & Wilt
l4O SKIS cotton seed to Lapene & Ferre-90 hides
bales moss and slndries to ordeT-Total II bales
cot on 10 hide sugar
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RnrnInt. OF r.roancs.

CINCINNATI-Steamer Jno Groesbeck-lot
furniture c c Sampson-M Observation-Disclosures ID
Hite-Allen Wayne &cO-G Z Schmdt-H U hof
J b HuhhaTd-G l. Clapp-W AlIhaus--H Pinaud
D Kelham &co-25 ties hams 25 ties lard 50 kegs of
lard a ID Grief &co-2l pkgs glassware bX mdse
10 bbs oil 800 bbls pork 100 bbis hour 10 hafbbls
l25 kegs p ties lard 80 ties hams $50 bXs candles
Chas A Whitney &co-3 crates Is casks earthen-
ware A Beriei-lO bbls whisky Queyrouse & Bots
2 pkgs mdse N McGraw-21 tubs IS kegs butter
Is hhds bacon bbls bungs Keep 4 Caglfcld-50
hf bbls beef % half bbls IS fkns butter 300 bills of
potatoes DelBondio-lO bbls krout Is do carrots
800 bbls potatoes Miller 4 Meyers bbls butter 80
hf bbls beet l3 ties hams 100 bxs starch hhds ba-
con Schneider & Zuberbier-lO0 bxs starch 40 bXs
cheese 100 bbls fnur 81 SKIS oats Vanhorn Geo
80 hhds bacon 3 ties bacon - ties hams 40l bbls Of
pork II Oglesby &C0-5O hali-bUls Is bbls beef
80 ties hams 80 hhds bacon 100 kegs lard 70 Vose
Bros rolls leather + Hyde &cO-2j kegs lard
80 bXs candles p Dwyer-lO ties hams o Bercier &
cole ploWs % Stark, StauiIer &co-5O bbs oil 70
Kearny, Blois &cO-lGO kegs lard 10 bbis oil 100
bxs caudles Grief y Byrnes-lOO DO Jno Moore
&co-lO0 do Avet& CamOon-l7 rolls leather
Chas Whitney &cO-l0 do 6 i Fevre-20 ties of
lard J Adams &cO-6 bills paper W H g King
10 bbls oil II Pohlman-2 pkgs mdse G W Christy
rolls leather MuulOr x Dumeisue-2 kegs pigs
feet bbls Hour l ties haNs Hamilton & Banks
go empty bbls Frey x Friedander-l2 bbls oil
100 sks corn ChenOweth, Casey &cO-5O keys lard
McFaran, Straight &co-3O bbls oil II A Wheel.
ock &cO-S bxs glassware Prudhomme & Grace
IS b6ls a, pies - bbis potatoes l. Grante &co-21
pkgs mdse NJ SFeuson-l6 do L tiummel-l
T Lilienthal-4W W Washburn-2 Ledig-l
w Garrett Sco-l do w q J McCrScken-2j fkns
butter Efnley. Van Nordey &cO-l2 ties hams II
hhds bacon West 4 Nettleton-5 bales cotton TO
Kern & Shesrer-l2 bbls whisky Collie & Winkle-
man-5 do 4 Pelle-50 bbls apples Galti x ZtuOne
loo bbls potatoes to ; 3 Sfers-l00 bXs starch to
II Stumhorg &eo- bbls apples bbls potatoes A
CasteilO-2 csks bottles Geo Schwi'zer-l4is. SKIS
corn K Walker ScO-l bbls apples L Parker
l3s bales hay CObO Folks fans butter half
bbls do Campglio aco-lO0 ties lard 5 Il Ken.
nedy &co-t0 bbls pork t. Fairchd Bingham
undriss 10 orders-rotsl bales cotton
OUACHlTA RlNER-Steamer Vicksbnrg-sS2
bales cotton Jno I Hardie &co-245 DO II 4 VI
Allen &co-ls0 John Nixon &co-ll4 p Higgins
&co-70 Nelson, Lanphier &cO-5O Levy & Has
IS Cbstie & Bro-47 Spyker Sandidge-i0 do
Mayo, Hodge 6cO-39 Meyer. Deutch 4 Weis-S7
Given, Blown &co-S5 stewart, Hyde &co-3l d.
Bres 4 O'Brien-29 FeiloWes, Ferguson X Hsrvey
Is n Ware q Son-24 Randall &cS-2I Jos Hoy
10 Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-l5 Davis, Jenkias X
coll L Walker-ll Phelps 4 Bro-l0 Male
Day &co-lO Yoisin & Drouet-lO n Allison SEQ
s keenan,, Phifes & Norris Campbell h Strong
Lehman, Newgass 6eo-7 BiscOe Simms-7 to
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
sssoo sr Iss s.d, B5s s.ss1.S 3D. DEE 10
Bark Allen. Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON
Fteamship st Lou's, f5o.esoq-to sail Jan Is.
Bark Lincoln rrOit-saied Jan 23
BARK II W ,her1, Williams-cls4re1 Jani.
sc1oober N Wright FreemAn-elsarei Jan e.
Brig OssI pee, Tvomb'y-eleared Dec 80.
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Beesly-lOading Dec %.
Steamship Alham6ra fhoms-|sa.ed Jan L.
Ship Belle, TOdhnnter-s ed Jan 8
ship freesn, misunderstanding Jan l.
Ship Rochester. olivsr-sailed seDty
Ship Margaret Evans, Northumberland Dee 8.
Ship MARY Ann, Hamlyn-sai'ed neeslS
Ship VIM WOocbu y, Mel llan-ssiled Dec 80.
ship Asate Anersws-ssied Dec ~.
hhlp COrdelis, King cleared Dec 2S-
Ship Ocean Phantom McKay-sAiled Dec Is.
LONDON
ship Prince Ssmgs hsws n:.e ls S.I Dee Is
Ship Protector, Maroni-cleaIed Dec 3.
GRIMSBY.
Steamship Ed Hawkins, Wiison-sailed Dec %
HAvRE.
Ship duchess Orleans. Hines-sailed Dec IS.
MESSENI
Bark Pirsndelo, Tataro-clsared Decs
ANTWERP.
ship Ukraine Melcher-saed Dec %.
Bark Jupiter-Eaied DEC Is.
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Laperl-sailed Nov II.
CADlZ.
Bark Fanny EalCr Ode-ssi ed Nov IT, and ssred from
Gibraltar Nov 20 Put into Kingston, Ja., Jan LIST,
in distress
Ship Colombo, Ovro-clesred Dee ),
GLASGOW.
Ship StaTA, McAnister-saed Dec 49,
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batista, Gu glimni-saied Nov %.
RIO DIS JsNEIRO.
Brig Sstnea-saled Nov 20
MATANZAs.
Rrig PCinsett cleared Jan y.
CARDIFF WALES.
Ship Southern fmpi e, Dutas-ssiled Jan 1.
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win confer a favor upon the press by hosting
their sigasl numbers (R0dger5' or MsrryAtSs
Code) on arriving within five miles Of 3 " Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time II now re-
Qures to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station al ) Pass Is provided
with signal books aud can receive communications
by means Of signal flags. p. 8. 0s3oE,
Boarding Officer. s W POss.
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CIe.ysd Yesterday.
steamship Concordia, Sears, for Boston,
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Gulf Stream, Bates, for New York,
G A FOsdck &co
Steamship Agnes, Bourne, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney &eO
FIR steamship Sonora, Bouvat, for Vera Cruz,
Perrilliat
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York,
A MoultOn
Steamer Selma, Rogers, for Wetumpka, Ala.
Master
Sp bark Purdicio, Peret, for San Sebastian,
Master
Fr bark Bon Fills, Piivat, for Liverpool,
Zerega jenkins
Bark Jas E Ward. Landerkn, for Boston.
w HYnson eco
Fr bark ST Geneyieve. Picard. for Havre,
W r Buddendorr
Br bark Sea Gem, Roberts, for Bremen,
Marry &co
Sp brig Antonio Maria, Mataro, for Barcelona.
PUG Bros
Schr NJ A Sampson, Sampson, for New York,
Creevy, NickersOn eco
Schr Nj Surf, Creighton, for Kew York,
Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Scbr Indian, Yenin, for Pensacola, Master
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SABINE PASS Steamship Alabama-ll bales
cotton d Carroll &cO-S6i3 so gold Stevens &
Seymoui-Sili do Thos King-s6O Z J Hart eco
$50 Post Hobby-s3OO gold % hides Clapp Bros
&co-l7 hides Biscoe Il Smms-2l4 head cattle
McquOid & Mehle-gG do TO Inbau Aycock &cO--
sundiies 90 Order-TOtal II bales cotton
RIO DE JANElR0-Brig Satenela-l932 SKIS
coffee A Lamotte-56S do L Gfande &co-5O0 do
Herman 4 Hertz
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GemOranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Philadelphia. Jan 24-Saied for New Orleans,
via Havana steamship Junia,a, HOxie.
Boston, Jan 25-Arr from New Orleans, schr
Anna Lyons.
New York, Jan 24-Saled for New Orleans,
steamship Victor, Gates.
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EkhEs1 THKPIs, Wholesale zAHyPAC.
II Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Cnocoais rs.ra
DrSp. soEsI AlmSnds ROes Candy. Juslue. Pss.. Gun
zents, such a. cupds Fowers Gum Leaves Lyrps Den.
lhin Decorated Toys CosAques Fancy Papers Tor Caks
Stands OF Boeques Csrtonaes Fancy Boxes Christ
and New Year Prssents Oenuoopss, etc. etc We IS
oeisvee stress between 81 Luz ard ool Etzssts rsS
Oasans. La
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NEW ORLEANS, OFELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
q. =, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western Z OuIsinpa and Texas.

The Railroad FeTrybos viii the Of ST. Ann street.
opposite TIE Jackson Square, DAILY at ~ NJ, connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at sA
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice
have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city reduced rates Of drsysge
Freghts for stations the road Tor landings the ehs
and for opelousas de versb New iberia st Martins
vile received da Sundays excepted from NJ to
at the foot Of St Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Lahs
dievie and kpor for B'la7ger Canal and for Houm
will be received and transported through via Rsceand
ourche Terrebonne stations through Steamboat rates
All outward freight payable at the time of shipment and
all inward freight delivery.
@. w. r. BAILEY,
SUPERINTENDENT
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BOSTON.
EER0aANTs' BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
sHIP COMPANY.
Ths iIss Comprise the Fine OoesK Stsexs,iss
OoEOOhDIA.... .2JO tons Leland Ceausrcsr
EENsINGTON. ...l2C0 =. Hedsos, o,
ST. LOUIS........l2N =. OlGnssss, ..
CLEOPATRA 80. 1900 =. Rich, g
oRIEFTkL....... voc =. Snow, q.
Fermns Regular Weekly Ina
EOR BOsT0E.-THE STEAMSHIP
C0neOrdia,
E. 2. Leland. Commander,
VIII is~vs on SATURDAY, February LIST, ct p. n,
from Bulls Head Fourth District.
TheNe ser superior accommodations loT pAson
soTs and freight and insure the rates. every
cy VII 10 sz.sndod 70 shipper. Yer ireiyh. passage
soIDto CREEVY, ElOKERsON 4 90,
Nc. So Oarondelet street.
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Masters OF vessels

Br brig Boomer, Chaddock, from Rio de Janero,
to J l. Phipps &co
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pOWMAS's P.TENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

tn. Greatest and Best Invention Of the Age aud House
wiz Tus Friend.
Washboards and Machines entirely OF date In
stead Of consumrg ha three Of day IN tedious
washing bue MOboayJ can ali be done in q m ons TO o
hour with the Americas VA I'll No COMPOUND
ClOihes kequiIe Ru-hIug. except II The wtbands he
very dirty thy may rubber lite between the ban IS bat
board T. shus terrible wearing out process
Of such a Horrible Wash board -crubhing
Wie'eyer thu American washing compound" has been
only One QUARTER the price q the hinef Soaps
and can b. used win With perfect
II will also Grease fpots and PaiaL and Preserves
Clothing All pr.uarAons that m ain lime eat uo the
Clothss Avoid least. the Compound you
viii rhe vithoutn q W. W GOOD f1N.
Corn.r us mhoufe end Peters STREETS. New Orleans
the oplv authorized for the Parishes Of Osans and
jefferson Who Will supply yoa IN the ComD1una.
Fsmiv icht'' thst N maEEfac1r- l. for your
use viii also give the moot explicit directions FOR its
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DETEK Ross,
B U LID EK,

feurns thsHFs 70 the citizens Of New Oress for their ,.tr
the zst - lie hes sive
70 b. orkshops ana introduced oodworng ras-
eh which vii enable him TO attend promptly 10 auy bssi
IN his tine
Shop and Office Of Pytss and Washington .,reets
h~~hs-c.' FxrnsaSe nor M
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE U. s.
Mail Steamers.
EOK HAV Mt. LOUIS, PASS christian r..
Mississippi CITY. Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pasca
WINTER ARRANGEMNtT.
The new and elegant low
Capt JOE Waikiki, Wi ~
toloWs arrival Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS an the qrrival o 81 A 4 train
On SATURDAYS on arrival of IL n ussD-on this trip
goI 2 20 PAscsgoula.
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs MONDAY and FRI.
DAY EVENINGS Pasesgoula every MONDAY noon.
The eheve tps will prevented ~
bed weet6sr low trha Information apqly 70
OHAS WHITNEY a 90, Agents,
80 and 50 Gavin asr~eA
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OUACHITA RIVER

REGULAR on ACHITA RIVER PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY Fsb. 4 at5Pn
LNOR sANDEN, BEACH HILL, CHAMSAg.
mole Marie Saline Alabama Landing Trenton. Monroe.
Hsrrisonburg, Til it,, and AL landings 81. and
0uaehts nyers-1he hgnt draught passenger steamer
J"dse FEET her, frank Keeling, master, Harry L.
Is Clerk will leave above. For ffeg got passage
apply On board, OF 70
". N. sURLs, Agent. 10 New Levss street
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Lafourche. Baranco. from Bayou Sara.
Wild Wagner, Holmes, from Natchez.
Vicksburg, Tubin, from Ouachita City.
} & Blackford, Pickett, from Washing tOn.
Judge Fletcher, Keeling, from Camden.
John KilgOur, Weaver, from Louisville.
j II Groesheck. Maratta, from Cincinnati.
Indiana. Neal. from Louisville.
Thos Powell, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
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Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, from RocBport, to
G p Desbon-lst district
steamship Alabama, Benson, from Sabine Texas,
10 Chas A Whitney &cO-lst district
BT brig Satenella, Yeale, from Rio de Janero, to
master-Poiut
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OPELOUsAS.

REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves ever THURSDAY. ~ 5PN
EOR az EL.GCSAb, WASHIN8ION, PORT
barre, and AZ landinss the Coast ohsfaaya River
aud BAyou COuTt-bleau-Ths good AID safe steamer
Annie WdgIey. Gus y. Loualer mater n. Ks is)a.
clerk will leave above Will Washington every
sund Evening At oeoek. For freight passage apply
BLOCH BROS ,Isl Common street, n. o.,
orc HIECELEY a ON. Washington, La
REGULAR OFELOUSAS ATOHAFALAYA packet
Leav.. NONDAf, Sd iLs'. a. 8 r.H
EOR OPEaoUsa-, WASHINGTON. PJBr
Bsre, Mouth BAYOU ROage simmsp r., And al wy
landing the Atehssayz river aud Bayou osssbeaufhs
nshtd n steamer y. q. Blaekfor q. G. Pickett
Schmidt, clerk viii leave above tasing freza for
al isndngs Bayou d. Gl lie and 1psr Bayou H'sys
Through bills Of edR, given The blAskf1ri vii conBsct
81 nmspOrt with seAmsr ksnkakee FOR freight or pa
sci apply o. board
WM NJ sURLs Ia New Leves street
KhNSEF& Bell. Front street
CAKRIbkE LOGAN, Od Issyee stfoet
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SIT. Louis,
Leaves on MONDAY. Eel

Leaves MONDAY. Feb. 80. ats P1
EOE ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND
The Bends-Ihe bne passenger steamer n tssfsstppt,
VIM Thompson, master, will leave above For fre ht
passage apply on bo-rd to
j. B. WOODS, General Agent,
IN Common street. opposite City Hotel.
Through tickets to all points North and East Memphis
Cairo and Sc ouis, for sale At this oaice
Through biz OF ladiDg signsd the Memphis and
Charleston, Hickman and Nashville and Illinois Central
Railroads
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TIarinf SntfIIigsnfs.

CRESCENT oyPIcE, No. % CAN'T sTRHzf,
Sunday, February 2. ls63
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Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb 4 a5PH
LrOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS VfCRS-
burg hatcher Baton Rouge and intermediate lAndngs-
The fac passenger tteAmer
John ki'gOu-,
J. r. WEAVER, Hssteri NJ *. BAILEY, Clerk;
VIII esvs above For freight p@sage apply on board
orto JOHN a. 81 BYENsON, AGENT.
Is Front street.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEASS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
THROUGH RATES OF FREIG
81. Louis, LOuisviile, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
Alfalfa, Macon, Augusta and CharlestOn.
TRANSFORMATIONS DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1868
Shippers informed that this company giving
Through Bills Lsding t. the above points.
AL claims for Loss, Damage, Overeharge will be
prom p y settled at uoint Of delivery.
For fu Their information inquire at the Depot Caliops
street. OF ~ he Companys Office a Carsndest street.
4. s. WILLIAMS Gon1 Superintendent.
JANIS YoNCE General Fr.ight Agent
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