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'ALrsaA." 1T is not often that we have tho time
to spare, or the inclination, to notice any of the
thousand ana orc preparations sod.throaghout the
country, each As it is claimed. being n sovereign
cure for one or more of The ills that flesh is heir to
Indeed, we have frequently wondered tha, people
ever died at AL, or grew old even when, by small
outlay they could furnish themselves with some
thing which would keep disease at bay and defy the
assaults OF time! Concerning the efficacy of one OF
these remedial prepalntion-- and one which has be
come celebrated of aie-wc can speak from per-
sola experience. and coscieniiOusy say il il good
we refer to 'Alisnn, an article for restoring and
preserving the hair, manufactured by Messrs Sew
ard bentley. Chemists and Druggists. No 1S9
hain Hlft't, BuaAio,--Enifalo CnnlneFc al Adv No
SOW sales for SeIari's Cough Care. A. d. Mi.
~. 5.Eh ~, wholesale ~ Retail Druggists, Agents
Tor Petroleum Centre, Pa. IcbIT
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novelty introduced at recent ball in
Paris WAS trail of flowers beginning in the
hair and falling down to the bottom Of the
ram, after being cancht in some fancirl
and graceful way, either round the bosom.
on the waist. or in a sash.
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Local Notices.


Nj X. j DARROW, has opened a school for In
structon7 in learning to ride on the velocipede at
the pera House He will bo assisted by Prof. Por-
ter who will give lessons Admission, 20 cts. Use
OF velocipede per hour, 80 cts. Hall open from
n. m to 10 p. M The public are invited
March Is.
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The new "White Pine mines are thus
described "Ample proof is furnisbad OF
the existence of true metalbearing, perpen-
dicular fssura veins beyond doubt 1t has
been generally supposed heretofore, that the
deposits did not embrace this description Of
vein. There are from four to i've thonsan nd
people in the White Pine District, which
embraces an area Of four or five miles
Treasure City, which is perched on the
summit of Treasure Hill, 9,lOO feet above
sea level. among the clouds. contains about
ffteen hundred persons. Treasure Hill has
no water but what is obtained by melting
snow, and this substitute sells for three bits
bueketfnl. Hamilton City is at the fox t
OF Treasure Hill. 2.OOs feet lower and has
about as large a population. Silver Springs
is the next city of Importance. It is situated
in a canon, where it nesiles costly, and has
plenty of wood and water.
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A Southern editor thinhs the knowledge
OF his contemporary on constitutional cues
tions is equivalent to that of the daughter in
swimming who followed these directions o.
her mother:
"Oh, mother, may go ent to swim,"
"Oh. yes! You, may. my daughters;
Hang your clothes on u hickory limb.
But don't go near the water"
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1T will be seen by reference to our adver
tising columns that Prof. N. L. Skinner has
been appointed agent for several manufuc.
turers OF pianos and organs. The Professor
has also, at his store in Oil City, the largest
assortment Of musical instruments, sheet
music, Gc, to be found in the region.
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10 A ID. MILLER q CO., Druggists. arc
agents for lhe ce'chrated "ii. II. Cigars" manu-
faetired by the American Whip Co. Try them
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ID ulsiC HossNns.

MRS. NJ II. CARMAN, having returned to town
after a brief absence is now prepared to give les
sons on the Piano 10 those wishing the same For
terms and further particulars enquire Al the Oil Ea.
change Hotel.
Petroleum Centre, Feb 10, lsG9-lm
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sg" BURT0N'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTB:
DcNf CHEW, au antidaIet Tor Tobacco and DIR
JOHNS0N'S AROMATIC ANTI TOBACCO COM
POUND, for sale at 4. d. MILLER Il cos t
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THE best plaza * town to get pair of Eoots
made OF the best stock. that will wear well, and
warranted to fl, is at j. A. s'iante's Fash
ionabe Boot Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa, Give him u trial. seolU.tf
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TIE WORKING PEOPLE The House of

TIE WORKING PEoPLE. House of
Representatives Of the New York Legisla-
ture have passed a bill making It lawful for
! any and all classes Of mechanics. journey
men. tradesmen and laborers to form soci.
eties and associations for their mutual aid,
benefit and protection, and peaceably to
meet, discuss and establish ali necessary
by laws, rules and regulations to carry Int
the same. The bill provides that the Sec
tien of the revised statutes. making it a
misdcmel NOR for two or more persons 10
conspre to commit any ,ct injurious to the
public health. to public morals, or 10 trade
and commerce. shall nst amply to the mem
bers of any society or association formed in
pursuance OF the act. The trials. last
autumn. in Westchestsr county, New York.
for conspiracy to enforce the regulations of
trade union, were instituted under the
law now about to be repealed. 1t ia sntici.
pated that the New York Senate will also
concur with the action Of the House.
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THE Tyrolean Troupe, with tn. eminent
solo performer on the liter, Prof Turner
ana s"vera! other eminent performers, will
soon arrive here, due notice OF which will
be giver.
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-M NJ.

"Brck" PoMiRoYs new paper already exceeds in
circulation every other political paper in the world
1t is 'red ho:," and of unusual interest Send for
s,mple copies. Printing HouH Square, N.w York
City nchl:.
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crochery-Por all kinds 20 TO REYNOLDS,
BRoDHEAD & cos, No II Centre street, oppo.
site the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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IT Will DC seen by advertisement. that
M t. T. Darrow has op, ned school for
giving instruction in ieernns 10 rds tl,s
'rloe pcdp, al Opera li,ll.
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CARPETS, Of every quality and descrirtion, at
REYNOLD.. BHODHEAD & CO.'S. No. Il Centre
Strest. opposite tn. p. o., Oi, City Pa
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aafd ware-A large assortment Of which il
heine closed olt at reduced rates at REYNOLrs.
bEopiiEAD x cos, No II Centre ST., opposite
the Post OidCo. Oil CITY, Pa.
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On Tlnrsdsy, Feb. :5ih. 1861 a smooth built iat
and I'm pup, with red col ar. Whoever shall return
TIE same 10 the subscriber will be literally re-
warded
f,b26tf y. H. PAYNE
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IGs'- PAINT, WALL, wHIrB WASH Il SHOE
BRUSHES. n large stock just received at A. D.
MILLER e CO.'S.
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CANARY BIRDS. malc and female, new s:ocl
jus, received, at \. D. MILLER Il co.'s.
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Time OF Closing Mails.

Time OF Closing Mails.
r. O., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA,)
JULr 97sr, 1868.
Onri f,rthee notice the mails will arrive at and
depart ffom this Office as follows
ARRIVE
South md East, via. Irvine,on. TO- q A. N.
South and West Meaivilie. sis p. NJ
North and East, " Cory. ass
DKrARr.
South snd West, s.A5 A. NJ.
s"ntl East md West, 2sOP.M
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ.
II. Z. BLACKMON, PM
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The Weather is quite pleasant to-day.
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N. E. CHURCH

NJ. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ P. NJ. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. c. " HEARD. Pastor.
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Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and IL
o'clock p. NJ.
Rev. J. T. OxroBY. Pastor.
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Un- Tee best CIGARS in the market ara the Br,
falo Favorites, manufactured by Walker L. R,y..
Scd at the Drug Store of
A. D. MILLER q CO.
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Dry Goods, = large stock at RRyNolDs
BRoDhEAD & cos, No. II Centre st, oppoI,.
the Post cfiics, OirCity, Pa.
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Hats, Cars. boots and ShOes.-A Ia,,.
assortment at REYNOLDS. BRODHEAD 4 CO.'S
No. II Centre Street, opposite the. Post Once ni
CITY, Pa. vi
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sTS. PETER AND pAUL's (CATEOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. IN.
Yespers and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catsehism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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ready 10 show their customer. their large .toek Of
FLOUR. HAY. and all kinds o. FEED, ard the
place also wh, re may he
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES at A. D. MuIpr
& cos.
New Flour, Feed and Grocerv
STORE
i. g. PKATHNn

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON HArN.sr
opposite the McCllntock House, has on hand
large and hist class stock Of + flour, Feed ars
Groceries. which he is selling at a low sgpr.
~. Don't forget the plaeo-where A, d Co,,o,
4 Company broke up. janatf
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much, If not more, In the interest of the buyer &c
Of the seller. Finally. nearly the entire trade fell
into the hands Of two Of these brokers. and the
Another class Of tobacco men were nourished
under this regime into power and Importance, viz:
the dealers. through whom It was ultimately con-
trved that the great portion Of the trade passed.
These dealers booght in this market, and pro
Great Britain and Ireland, always clearing hand.
some profit between the seller and manufacturer.
These dealers grew in influence until they almost
controlled the market. They were 30 we'll posted.
and the market was thrown so completely into
their hands that II became well known saying OF
every manufacturer, that they could buy cheaper
at their own door than In the Liverpool market.
When an advance was In the wind they we're al
ways first in, swept the market and raised the
prices, but from this the shippers obtained little
or no benefit, as their stocks were invariably
gone.
On the other hand. when prices showed ten
dency to decliue, they were too wary TO be sad.
died with stock, and remained at distance
until the market was at an unreasonably safe
point and SO were of little or no advantage when
sales were pressed on declining market. To
summarize the position, 1t was simply this. that
i've merchants had 10 place their tobacco In the
hands of two brokers. by whose favor alone they
could obtain sales. and who. II they chose, could
make good sales for one man or bad for another
bold 10 one mans tobacco or sell another's, IS
their feelings or interest dictated II was sppar
ent that the system was rotten, and we have
labored, with success necessarily during the past
twelve months. to place the tobacco business Of
Liverpool on better and safer basis.
We were the first to agitate and the first to
move in the change, and were rapidly followed by
two or three other importers; and We have now
our own sample-rooms, and come into direct con-
tact with the manufacturers, selling our own Inn
ports, either with or without broker. a. may be
the desire Of the buyer. The market has thus
been thrown open, tobacco imported into Liver
| ol and n hat in mr. md az
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Dsm Orleans Wuneg @arhet.
CRsscxxr oryicz, No. - OAn, ssHxa7, ,
Monday Evening. March 20. 1859.

CRnsCxNr No. - CAD H1REnT,t
Monday Evening. March 20. 1850 J
The money market continues without any no.
ticesbe change. Gold opened in New York this
morning at 1871, against 1871 the closing rate
Saturday evening: AZ 1880 4 X; i ruled At the
market closed it stood at 1919. The transactions
OF the day were as follows. viz: $500 at 1919;
$500 and s2e 900 at 1917; $4,000 at 1917 to 49,;
$4,000, 1880 and $4,000 at 49, and $40 600 at 1924
closing at l32@l32t. Nothing reported in silver.
FOREIGN ExcHASGE-Continues in q very
settled condition. The offerings Of commercial
Sterling and Francs are ample. while the demand
is still very restricted. However, for better un-
derstandng Of the market, we would refer to the
subjoned list of actual operations. viz: f40O0
Commercial Sterling at li05; 10000 do. at
1405@l402; $4,000 do. at l402; Gle 600 do. at l40}
GAL; f4O00 Al clear do. st l4lt; $1,000 bank do.
at l42f $4,000, 100, 000 and 100000 commercial
Francs at 4.O2A'; 5000 do. at 4.O2t04.Ol4; 2OO-
600 Al do. at 40l4, and so 900 do. at 400. We
quote Bank Sterling at l42@l424 commercial do.
at 1402@l4l4; bank Francs at 3.9S}03.97t, and
commercial do. at 4022@i01i.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Operations under this
heading continue limited. Tie Offering supply still
exhibits large increase over the demand. How
ever, from the following may be gained more
correct understanding of the market. viz: sales
to-day comprise $4,000, $40 900. SIS 900, $50 900
and $50 600 sight on New York at premium !;
S25 000 $50 600 and $50 900 do. at l6 premium :;
$500 and 500 900 do. at premium; $4,000 do.
at 6.l6 premium; 5000 sight on Chicago at 3 l6
ulscOunt, anu SiZ,UOO sixty uays slBnt on Ne"
York ct IL discount. We now quote bank sight
at premium, and commercial do. at i04 pre-
MUM.
UNcURRENT NoTEs AND SEcURITIEs-Transac-
tons in the above continued very limited. City
Treasury Notes are inactive at easier figures.
Other securities are quiet but without material
change. The following are the actual transac.
tons Of the day far reported, viz $1,000 City
Ten Per Cents at 1904; $4,000 Metropolitan Police
Warrants at 773; $4,000 State Warrsnts at 500
80; and 40 shares Csrrollton Railroad stock at
$sS so - share.
BOARD OF Brownsville following comprise the
sales at the board tonight, viz: $4,000 Gold at
1872; and so shares Canal Bank stock at $40 so u
share.
SPECIAL DIsPATcHKs.-we are indebted to the
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies of the
following private dispatches received from that
route to-day. viz:
Netc York, March 29-10 A. M.-Gold opened
at 1914. 1880 A. M.-Gold at 1871. Cotton market
dull; prices nominal. Sterling at l0salol06E. IL
M.-Gold at 1919. Cotton dull and nominal; Mid.
ding at 2s2c, Mobile at 29c. Orleans at 29lc.
Sterling steady. P. M.-Gold closed ct 1919
Cotton dull and nominal; Middng at 28}c, Mobile
| at 29c, Orleans at 294c. Sterling steady.
Hdrre, March ia. M.-Cotton market opens
frm; Tres Ordinaire at lac, Low Mlddiing ahoat
n , LAG.
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Ghe Aeiu Orleans Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 80. 1883.
CRzsckNr OFFICE, % Camp Street, I
New Orleans. March 50, 1854.

CREscksr OFFICE, % Camp Street. 1
New Orleans March 50, 1859.
The inquiry for real estate yesterday appeared
to be for such properties as were not liable to
overflow. The excuse which the drainage COM
missioners gave to the public appears to be 80
convincing that buyers seemed satisfied to await
the fnlillment Of their promise before they would
invest in properties in the rear Of Baronne
street.
We-think that the attempt to throw the onus OF
non.dTsinage upon Major Bloomfield is sublimely
ridiculous, even as ridiculous as their dodge to
identify him with the obnoxious legislation Of the
" black snd-tan."
Gov. Warmoth, 1t ia well known, refused to
sanction the passage of the Ship Island Canal bill
but when that bill was passed over his head he
gracefully retired into the inner recesses of the
'gubernatorisl mansion" and then appointing
Maj. Bloomfield 10 watch the interests of the
State, "as made and provided" granted slight
liberties TO favored clerks and assistants. We are
not surprised that such will and shall be. The
candidate proves himself born very Hercules.
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Wlarine ynteIli9enrs.
Cxzscxxf OFFICE, No. IS cAnr srRxzs. 4
Tuesday. March 30. 1859.
C1ear.d r.sseraav.

Cleared Yssssraay.
Brig Lady Monck (Br), Barrow, for Aquadilla,
Porto Rico, Goldenbow & Kelly
Brig Alice Starrett. Hooper, for Havana. in bal
last. Thorndrke Norton
Bark Hunter, York, for Cardinss, Master
schr w Wheeler, Lewis, for Havana, IN ballast.
Thorndike 4 Norton
Scbr Ella NJ Wright, Freeman, for Matanzss. in
ballast, Thorndike Il Norton
schr Etna, Goodspeed. for Ruatan, in ballast.
G Grande
schr PsuliDe Hanson, for Pensacola, Master
Steamer Mollie Able, Lesvenworth, for st Louis,
Master
Steamer Belle Vernon, Dsnah, for st Louis,
Master
Steamer Shark and bsrges, Grant, for st Louis,
Master
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FURNISHED rn.wxxxIr sr xn. kirk . 90

D.bsu1pusn-fvsav nsaths, %; n nssshs, % q.
v.eea nhh lag stasshed journal ksoemS w dsrsss
her railroad ssnnunicatcus Viii IL Ncrthvssk sna
49, :s,,.sa ~ 49, 49, A. 3. nsssrs n
.ss.s I: n os.ss e nss,dA a z = l,. 80 e,
and rmbe HsAs esSne y ~ vIeni.y. ales e 49,
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Cattle Markee.
OrrY or JrrrHRsoH. March

CIrr or JESrxRsoH, March So 1859
Arrived yesterday-47s Texas Beeves, 2s6
Calves and Yearlings, 42S Hogs, 5l2 Sheep and 10
Mich Cows. Sold-269 Texas Beeves, loo Hogs,
528 Sheep and 4 Mich Cows. Stock on sale 800
Texas Beeves, $50 Calves and Yearlings, 69l
Hogs, 247 Sheep and IS Mich Cows. We quote
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ArHve0 bundaYs
Steamship United States, Norton. from New York
10th inst, TO Wood, Low Ludwigsen-2d
district
Steamship Allisnce. Clspp, from Havana via Flor.
Ida Ports, to r w Perkins &co-lst district Ii
Ship MsyhoweF, Call, So days from Newport,
Wales. to Foaster-Gretns
Ship Mohongo, hcGonsgle. ls days from London.
derry, TO j a Bryson-Point
Ship Calliope. Hosher, nom Liverpool Jan IL, to
Hunter :&cp-Point
Bark Emma c Iitchaeld, Crockett, so days from
Newport, Wales, 70 master-Gretns
Schr Angelina, Edwards: days from UHls, to
JB PisuiOIs dco-ad district
fovDoAzs.
Harry Wright. Wright, from the Pssses-towed
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APPRovED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide of Iron and Man.
xnposo Rillss

Of chcrotc scrofuous affections avsys
and tedious with the usual preparations Of which
unrequeny fall owing TO the stomach not being able
support them The researches OF Professors Harmon, Of
Brussels; Gensou aud retreQun Of Lyons beselius and
Of Psr have demonstrated that this amentaole
Iron, essential element Of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply important dehcsncy Therapeutics and
received the appreciation Of the Academy
81 Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
with certainty OF success against Chioros Gren
BcnsssJ Stomach Complaints Poverty OF the Blood and II
Of iron alone al snsmic scrofssus md eanesvus sse
Ions
pyrup Of Peruvian BARK sad Iron.
-PRErAkxp sv-
aRIMAULT CO..
cnsmisss 10 h /. II. Primes Napoleon. PAriA
rh,s medicine pressnts agreeable form. the actv.
PRINCIPLES Of Bark the best Of toncs combined
with ron principal sasss Of the blood IL Is pre-
scrbed BY thu most eminent physicians Of Paris 70 cure
young females health and vgor 70 the system
In general rapidly the distressing tsnssn com
plants caused anemia and eucorrheA 70 vnicn
rexuarizes and facilitates tne nov OF tne
cstameniA and lie excellent for pale Emphatic ano
scrofuous children Lastly exctes the Appetite promotes
digestion, snd extremely beneficial 70 Al psrsons wnose
blood hss bssn sapossr.hsd y Illness .. saf s.s
end spssdy.
y pUCOu0KB,
20 ehArtres strsst
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Dora, Montgomery, from Jefferson
John kilg0ur, Benson, from Louisville
q Blackford, Pickett. from Washington
GAINESVILLE, Reasner. from Fort Smith
Lizzie Tate. Stinde, from Minden
Rob Roy, Kane, from 81 Martinsville
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Alice, Muncey, from Amite River-N Basin
New Era, Drgas, from Thibodauxville
San Nicolas, Albert, from Lower Coast
Lotus No 2. King, from Lockport
ARsIv1Ls AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr ny Latpur, from Biloxi
Schr Henrietta, from Biloxi
6cbr EuDiced from Tangipahoa
scbr Star Nd 1, from Biloxi
scbr Mary june. from Tchefuncte
6chr Condor from Tckfaw
Schr Arcene, from Blind River
Schr Eagle, rom Blind River
6chr Elk. frem Springfield
Schr Best Friend. from Biloxi
6cbr Mary Fayard, from Psscagoula
Schr La Belle, from jacksonville
Schr Amanda, from Pascagoula
Schr Amelia, from Tchefuncte
schr Almira from Jordan River
Schr JoinvilIe, from Tchefuncte
Schr Victoria, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BAsrr.
Schr Perseverance,, from Tchefuncte
Schr Cellmar, from Tangipahoa
schr Dixie. from Pearl River
Schr Lady Gay, from Blind River
schr Y Arripcey, from Biloxi
schr Francis. from Tangipahos
schr James Eliza, from Bay st Louis
schr Gsrib8ldi, from Biloxi
Bchr Flowes. from Tangipahoa
schr Sister Kate, from Tchefuncte
6chr Antona Il. from Blind River
Schr LILLE Dunn. from Blind River
Schr Juanai from Blind River
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Steamship W @ Hewes, Trip, from Indianola and
Galveston, TO @ A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Austin, Farrell, from Galveston and In
disnola, TO q A Whitney &co-lst district
Bark VIM Rathbone. Doane, 20 days from New
York, to G A Fosdck &co-xth district 80