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1letifes in Bankruptcy.

TN TIRE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN BaNKRUPTCY-TN THE
NATTER OF A. ". AND O. G. THAMES. BANK
OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 3d..
warrant in Baukrap'cy has bee issued by sad
Court against the Estates OF A.. ". ana .. y:
THAMES, of the County OF G arerdon, AID St'te Of
south Carolina 10 saia District whs bavc been duly
adjudged Bsnkrupts upon petition OF their creditors
and the payment OF any debIs and the delivery OF
any property belon ing to 90 Baakrupts, to them,
or for their use and the transfer Of any property by
them, are forbidden by law. meeting of the credi;
tors of said Bankrupis, to prove their debts and
choose one or more Assignees Of their Estates, Will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 pc hoiden az q.
Charleston, in asid District, on the SIXTH DAY OF
ARR1L. A. D. 1863, at l2 O'Clock NJ, at the ofhce OF
JULIUS @. CARPENTER one of the Registrars in
Bankruptcy of said District. ~
United STATE Marshal for said District.
.tl
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDo FER
TIL1ZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable In our
market. It has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate beds of the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
It's uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
Company has mado arrangements with the distin-
cuishe ed Chemist, DR.. C. q. SHEPARD Jr.. who
carefully anulyzcs all the ammonacal and other ma
tcral purchased by the Company, nnd the prepared
Fertilizer before being offered for sale. The COM
rany is resolved to make IN article which will provo
to bo .'Complete Manure" and give entire satis-
faction.
For torms, circulars and Other Information, npply
to wM. G. DUKES Il CO., Agents,
No. 1soulh Atlantic Wharf
1anuary4 mwI 3mo5
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Boots, Shufs, Qtf.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TUsT RECEIVED AT TIE "cENTRAL SHOE
D TOUSE," No T8 MARKET.sTREET.b by steam.
ers from New York. Philadelphia and Baltimere q
se1ect stock OF Ladies', Misses and Childrens
CATERS, Balmorals and Polish Boots, which arc
offered 1or sale at Irices TO suit the times.
Our motto is, "Quck sales and small pfohts.
poot mar Meetno. LYONS & MURRAY.
March d
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United States Marshal for said District.
March II W.

TN TnE DISTRICT COURT OF 1HE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN, 1se9.-IN TIE MATTER OF
JOHN o. EDWARDS. OF CHARLESTON cOBHTY,
bAEKRUPT.-PE TIoN FOR FULL Asp
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCI.-er-
lersd, That Wearing be had on the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF APRIL, 1863, at Federal Courthouse in
CHARLESTON, S. c.. and that all Creditors. TO-,
o, szid Bankrupt appear at said time and place,
und show cause, If any thay can, why tho prayer
of the petitioner should mot be granted. And
that the second and third meetings of Creditors Of
said bankrupt will be held at the cface off, c. C\K.
PEETRR, Lsq., Registrar OF second Congressional
District, =. [, on The SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL
1860, at II N.
By order Of the Court, tho 8 day of March, 1862
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States
March II w2 For souh Carohna.
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GDnfati0Hal.

MISS MARY SIMMONS BEGs TO IN.
wi FORM her frien is and patrons, that she h"s
reopened her SCHOOL at No. = Coming-street, one
door north of Spring. Terms per mnnth Primar,'
80 cents Advanced Glasses, 81 90 10 81 81.
March 90
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WANTED, AN OLD-FASHfONED MA
w HOaANY BOOKCASE, with glass doors, and
either with or without secretary. Must be In good
order. ANY desiring to sell such an article at
a reasonable price mav find purchaser by address
lny BOOKCASE" Office of TIE NEWS.
March %
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v51ANTEp, COLoRED LABOKERS TO
w 90 to ealthy plantation on Edisio Island,
to whom liberal wages will be paid. Apply to ROPER
l. STONEY, Vanderhorst's Wharf.
March %
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wants.

WANTED. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w WOMAN to Nurse and do Chamber work
must bring good references. Apply ~ the NOR h.
WEST CORNER OF KING AND MORRIS STREETS.
March d IT
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WILLIS 4 CHIsOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Domestic Ports Of
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, s. @.
E. WILLIS. S............ ..........A. r. CHISOLM
October %
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NnEETING-sTREET FOUNDRY
THIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN.

MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
1G feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for H.nd.
power saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGs, GRATINGS,
CLSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, dc.
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACUINIST AND UNDER
No. 314 4MERTINd.sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
August 8 mws
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LOO. F.
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
YS7aE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
J. LODGE will be held THIS EVENING, at Seven
O'Clock precisely.
By order. 7. W. CANNON,
March "a Secretary.
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Gniluring, Gtf.

ia L. y IL n G
TBE SUBSCRIBER HAS. JUST RETURNED
from New York. with handsone o selection Of
CLOTHS, CASs1MEREN, VkHilNd-, &C anu Is
now prcpared to execute all orders with dispatch,
Having had many years experience III the bli"i"e>s,
he feels satisfied that the mat rial and workmanship
vii, give every satisfaction. Gall aud examIue my
Stock. ALSO.
FINE LOT OF FURNISHIHG GOODS.
JOHN RUGHEGMtR,
Nc. l4l Kipg-strect,
March 10 6wfm7 Third door north OF Qaeen.
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UHILp,s NURSE WANTED.-WANT-
u ED a respectable WHITE WOMAN to take
charge Of Child and assist with the Washing. Ap.
SMITH Marcn 20
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for Sale.

CANAnIES! CANARIESI CANAHIESi
u lot of very fine CANARIEs. all excellent
singers and very animated They are OF rich and
soft color and in good health. As the owner is anx.
ions to leave the city as possible, they will
he sold of at reasonable figure to get rid OF them.
j. CAR>EN,
March o4 6 No. 316 King-street.
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IOR sALE.-A LOT OF FINE YOUNG
4 MULks, for sale cheap, at CHRISTOPHER
ALEXANDER'S STABLES, No. COG King-street,
Charleston, by 7. NJ. Whitaker.
March "a ~
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lost anD fonnD.

T CSr OR STOLEN, ON SUNDAY
Ia Morning last, small RED COW, with white
spots Oh the forehead and on tLe rlaht hlp: An!
information left ut No. - WASHINGI l. Ms NEkT,
or Nc. 8 REID.s rREET. which iuay lead TO its re-
covery. will be amply rewarded.
March "a II
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SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY

SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY,
TIVE ANNIVERSARY mEETING OF THE So
i CiEIY will bs held at the Hall, on TUESDAY,
30th instant, being Easter Tuesday. =,
The Annual Election of officers of the Society will
take place at the HALL The Poll to be opened. ut
Twelve O'Clock IL
1he Society will assemble at Two O'Clock P. NJ for
the transaction of business.
EXTRACT FROM ODD JLE.-"K any member shall
neglect to pay up his arrears the Anniversary his
name and the sum due by him shall be publicly
read by the Clerk on the three Subsequent regular
meetings after said Auuiversary-and II his areedrs
be not uy paid by the third reading, he Shall be ex
cluded the Society,"" Mnroh -
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT, THAT FINE THREE AND
A HALF SrOnY BRICK RESIDENCE. All
sou-s!reet one door south OF Lauren@. Iseut mo
derote Apuly ON PREMISES c. March %
mo RENT. THE STORE AND RtSI-
DENCE, corner of King aud Lamb 3lI-st Gets.
inouire OF P. O,DONNELL, ON the next Lot north
OF the above. feoruary "a
RENT, ONE ROOM, TO ONE oit TWO
gentlemen Apply at No. 14l MARKET
S17REsT February %
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GANARis;~, CANARIES, "E X II Il
Good singers, /" Just arrived at NJ n. KLEIN'S,
"Cheap Fruit Store" No. 339 King street
ALSO,
A fresh supply of MIXED SEEDS, and o number OF
Cutie Fish. " March "a
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VTyAETED. A PASTRY COOK. APPLY
w at PAVILION no IEL. March 20
WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. In both Eng.
lish and German by Robert stewart. V. D., OF MISS
he work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud ruising and the treatment o; horses and mules,
both in sickness and health 1t has won its way to
popular favor and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address o. +. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. Grio* March ~
XkIANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUI
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES G. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April q No. lbl A'Nd-oIhEE1.
WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWa-
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
AnrlI o1 No. l6l kIn9.street
VATAATED.--TO Law EkS.--A YOUNG
w MAN desires to study Law IN come Office
where he can earn his bnard by acting as clerk,
copyist, &c. ldress "COPYISr," DAILY NEWS Of-
Gre 1mox March 10
WANTED, "A SITUATION AS SALES
w MAN in q Grocery house. Applicant has es-
pericncp. references given, Address "K flce
OF The NEWS. March ~
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New Orleans, and rates about as low as they VIII
ever he this year. Weather supeib.--l5t. LOUIS
Democrat, I'd inst.
The weather yesterday was very much like that
OF spring. Last evening the wind was from the
east and growing colder. Recent arrivals gave an
appearance of activity on the wharf, bat In ship
mems the usual Mondays dullness prevailed. me
decline in The river was checked yesterday, with
a tendency to rise in the afternoon. Last evening
there were 133 feet Of water in the channel, ana
ss1 feet space under the bridge. The Wausnts
arrived from New Ore ans last evening, and after
discbsrgipg her Cincinnati freight. will proceed to
Pittsburg.-[Cincinnat Gazette, 22d.
Weather rainy and disagreeable. The river
here continues to decline at the rate Of an inch
per hour. At St. Louis the river is receding. with
ten feet in the channel out to Cairo. The Ohio Is
recediDg from Pittsburg to Cairo. with six Feet
scant in the canal. The Arkansas is rising a. Lit
tie Rock, with big stage in the river Business
on the wharf yesterday was quite active, not with
standing the Indictment weather. The shipments
to Arkansas continue good.-[Memphs Avalanche
Sd.
The Mollie Able, Can't. Dan Able, left. st. Louis
on the LIST inst for this port.
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Receipts by Railroads.

o, O * G Web. 4.-29 bales cotton TO
Bersud Il Gibert-l3 j l. COuret-4 PS Wiltz-4
TerirOu 6co-lJ Burbridge &co-l A Bon
DsfOn--30 bbs molssses 10 hhds sugar Price,
Hine Tupper-25 do A Miltenberger &co-l8 do
l. GraDde &co- 20 do Ar Miltenberger-l2 do
BY Tete- 10 do IL bbls molssses Lapeue ferre
81 do hf-bbls do / bbls sugar "a bids sugar to
r Hare bbls sugar Jos Rhite-37 bbls mossses
Won Phul Bros-22 hfbales moss 8 bdl hides l
bpls peanuts mad suDdries DeBlanc Il Beer-2l hf-
bales moss b Danall-2 bbls corn to order-2
bbls hides NJ Levy III hides NJ Labusquere-l Dbl
moasses | bbls sugar M E Benedict-20 hides
Dbl skins and sundries L Surle-2 hf bhls molasses
bbs sugar A Csbero-2 do Given-2 bbls
hides bbls sugar and sundries Terrebonne-30
sks cotton seed Sevin-l bbs mOlasses G. S4.
batier-l6 SKIS corn is sks rice Tilton-56 head
stock and suDdries to order-TOtaI 81 bales cotton
l29 hbds sugar bbls sugar l44 bbls molasses
hf bbls do
n o, RR-February 4-55 bales cotton
7 Higgins &co-48 do r l. Adams & Son-3l do
II q NJ Allen &co--26 Warren, Crawford Sco
% Acus, Scherck d Autey-22 Hogan Il Patton
II } Williams d SOn-20 NJ Hitler &co-l5 Fried.
lsnder-H Ben Gerson-l2 Richardson Il Msy-Il
Allison &co-lI Jos Hoy &co-ll R Powell
Galbreate Henders0n-7 Jno T Hardie Geo.
Payne, Huntington &co-6 Jennings. Gates eco
5 ehmsu, Newgsss &co-5 Battle & Noble-5 to
Won Phul Bros W B TomDson-2 G A Green &
CO. West Wright K Huey &co-l Og.
lesby-l Pritchsrd 4 Bickhsm-l Il 8 Hender.
s0n-l Meyer, Deutch & Wes-l q Cook @
II LawreDce-3 bxs mdse Blum, Frank &co-50
hxs hats II Tricou &co-l7 do S Benedict-s do
Henry &co-l0 bbls whisky C Sbreider-24 rolls
leather Tbos Schorr-22 do G L Fevre-l bale dry
goods Kern Fellman-60 pkgs iron Folger eco
81 sks cotton seed 5 Marx-20, $50 feet lumber to
Magazine RR-600 do W NJ Grant-sundries to Or
der-Total $50 bales cotton
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Receipts OF Produce.

PITTSBURG- Steamer Messenger-25 boxes
cheese Avet Cambon-25 do Bloom &co-9
bars steel Is pkgs glassware Bostick & Seymour
60 do A Bertel- 10 bxs do I Bardhorn-5 cks do
Bayley 4 Pond-l bales cotton l bbls beans
Bell, Harris &co-l0O0 kegs nails L Crawford
46 pcs castings hxs hardware Jno Chaffe & Bro
So bxs mdse F DucOpge-25 bbls whisky P E
Durand-50 bbls apples so bbls krout DelBondio
20 bbls onions Frey, Schwabacker & Hirsch-20
pkgs machinery FOlger &co-l06 pkgs glassware
Frank. Stratton x Hirsch-461 do Mrs Gauche-
AZ DO Mrs Gauche-l77 do Gano Wrig hit Zoo
so bxs btters 100 bxs cheese Grief &co-25
barrows pkgs wagon ware Harper, Gutman AGO
"a cultivators plows pkgs hardware John Hall
&co-3 rolls leather Horter, Peterson & Fenner-
IL pkgs names h II Hsnsell-l0 pkgs glassware
E Hyde--s0 do Hill & veazie-65 do L Hodson
274 bars iron so plows bbls castings g Kouns
Bros bdl names Keep q Hogan pkgs glass;
ware Lanata-ll3 do Levi Navra-6I do f
Dioton-llS do P Msloche-2j0 bdls ir0u 4l0 bars
do pBgs hardware q Mullan &co-lOO bxs bit
tiers Jno Moore-lll bxs glassware S E Moore
&co-455 kegs nails W L McNeely-4S bxs cheese
D E MURPHY pkgs mdse Morrison-26 bbls
onions so bbls potatoes Miller d Meyer-3O bids
bacon Locket-2 pkgs mdse Whitney eco
400 plows bbs castings W Norris &oo-25
plows rs pillow points rs carts and wagons SO bar
rows hxs hardware IL pkgs wagon ware Phelps
Parks 6co -l5 bbs onions Lawler 4 Selby--50
hbls krout Pace &co-6 bbls -four Peasants
2sl kegs nails bxs glassware 3 bxs hardware
Rice Bros &co-25 plows pillow points A ROsset
on D4s Cneese Scbmldt az Zelger-J 0Xs glassware
A schwal-s pkgs do Septoline Oil Co-356 plows
bbls hardware keg bolts Stauffer, Kent &co-
100 bxs cheese Is bxs btters Fl Seward--70
bxs glassware Sheppard 4 HutchiDson-5 mills
bxs mdse G W Sizer-7 pkgs wagon ware c N
Soria-6 bbls whisky hf-bbls do eighth bbls do
Tate &co-lO0 plows bbls castings B ] West
20 bbls porter 20 hf.bbls do A Waltz IS pkgs fur.
niture N Whitney-l00 bbls oil q A wheelock &
coo bxs glassware Wheelock, Finlay &co-5O
tics hsms West 4 Nettleton-7o pkgs glassware to
We'll Wolf-220 do bbls oil q A Whitney eco
suDdries to order-Total bale cotton
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud
lie bales cotton JOS Hoy &co-l05 Hogan & Pat.
ton--sl Board of Underwriters-56 Bussey &co-
SIS Richardson May-5l Summers & Branins-5O
Buckner 6ce-42 Musson &co-4l Julian, John.
son &co--36 Fairchld & Bingham-S2 Morrison,
Buck &co--3l r Powell-24 Jno Chaffe 4 Bro
"a Meyer. Deutch 4 Weis-22 ] NJ Fakes &co-2l
7 H&J n Allen &co-20 Violet, Black &co-2e
W Person-l7 Adams, Cockburn & Howe-l6
Hood &co-l6 Pilcher-l3 Jurey Harris
Is Cobb, Dolhonde &co-l3 JP Smith-l2 JK
Husy &co-l2 Burnett &co-l0 Ar Miltenberger
10 Penn, Pace 4 Nixon-lo Hitler &co-sH w
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.ndencv so bbls Southern sold to-day at s5c..

tendency. so bbls. Southern sold to-day at soc''
As do. at 973c. Receipts 81 bbIs. .s
FREIGHTs-The market, under the incles 49,
amount Of stuff offered during the past three Gays,
to Liverpool has stiffsned. and we YOU'D v hG
quote l5-32d. as the ruling rate OF tne ny move.
a Id. is demanded for consignmerts- Inc move.
ment coastwise has not been so strong; ana Y rates
by steam have settled down to 10. 70 No" oiA'
Is an index we now quote as follows :, ,eca,a
Bv Steam-Cotton to Liverpool iI.l6cg4d;;
TO Hamburg lc to Breme Ph,l .S NEW OK.
" ~ New York 81 1903: sugar
IS 70 g DBL O Sss e New 9s1
no,,s s2M2 rs % fierce: corn do. 20023c 10 bushel.
By sail = Cotton to Liverpool Is 3d.; to
Havre lc; to Bremen llc; to New York lc; to
Boston lie; to Philadelphia llc; corn to Liver.
pool lid, TO Northern ports l5c. % bushel. To.
bscco to Liverpool 40s u hid; -four to Liverpool
Be Sd y bbl pork and beef to Northern ports ~ 70
~ Dbl; oil cake TO Liverpool 32s 6d035s per ton.
MERCHANTS ExcHAEGE.-The sales on change
to night were 4: 100 bbls. mess Pork at s34 y
bbl.; 100 kegs Lard at 22lc., and 100 seamless do.
at 222c
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Below Cominx Up.

Ship Amsrspth, Watson, from Liverpool Dec. Sd,
tDJ A Bryson-Csrgo salt
Bark Gessner. Jsburg, from Bremen. in ballast, to
Scbaeffer Eco
Bark Columbia. Muller. from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling &co-
Scbr Addie NJ Chadwick, Cosn. 2S days from
Boston, to maste-lce TO C Ice Co
Schr G A Pierce, Farrar, from Galveston, in bal
last to master
Schr Challenger, Joseph. days from Ruatan
Island. 10 Pisbury &co-
Scbr Oriental, -, days from Cardinas, to
to master
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsrArE oFMss. CArHA.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ESTA OFMRS. CATHA-
Il rine A. Blackburn, feme sole-Oice United States
Marshal District OF Louisiana, New Orleans January
H. 1869 Ihss to give notice that the 5th day of
nary, leb9 in bankruptcy issued against
the estate OF Mrs. Catherine A. Blackburn. of the
pa sh OF CsTon and State Of louisiana who has been
sdudged bankrupt his ition; that the
OF any debts and delivery Of property belonging to said
bankrupt TO him OF for his the transfer Of
ery by him forbidden bv law; has meeting Of the cred
ors Of the said bankrupt their debts and to choose
one mole assgnees Of his will be held Court Of
Bar kugtcy 70 be holden at NO ii Exchange place. In the
CT Of New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augusta,
O'Clock N
A-No 249. r. J. HEBRON
jal2 fel3 U. s Marshal Distinct of Louisiana
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nv RANKRUrroY-EsrArE OF HENRY 81

IN BANkRUPTCY-EsTA OF HENRY ST
Nichos-Jnce Of United States Marshal District
Louisiana Nes Orleans JSnusry H. lc6g-This Is TO give
notice that on the 9th day Of January. 1859
in bnkupty was hsoed against the estate OF Henry y.
Neh Of and in the ish Of Tenss and OF Louisl
ana who has been sdndged bankrupt his petition;
that the payment OF debts nd delivery of property
belonging said bankrupt to him sse and
transfer Of any property BY him. forbidden BY law; that
eug Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt their
debts and to choose one ssuees Of his estate will
be held Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden No Al Elk
change Plsee IN the city New cans Louisins before
Dopstien Aueustn Register the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1869, st u O'Clock n.
A-Ho. 252. r. ]. HERON
jsl2 felS .. B. hsshsl, District Of Louisiana
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Marine 9ntelligsnrs.

CRESCENT Orrrcx, No. IS CAN'T srREzf,
friday. February s. 1859
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston,
CT Whtoey eco
Schr Joe Kelly (Br), Bryan, for St Pierre. Mlqe.
Goldenbow & Kelley
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Morgan, Talbot, from Galveston and
Indisnola. 30 Whitney &co-lst district
Scbr Tine. Adams, days from Lockport, to mas
TEL .-...vorsI, from st James Parish
n" "a disirict-2d district is
STEAMBOATS,.
Messenger. Dean. from Pittsburg
Frank Psrgoud. White, from Argyle Ld'g
New Era, Dugss from Napoleon
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Baton Rouge
Thos Powell, Dnvaut. from DonsldsonvIlle
Rose Franks, Dalferes. from Lockport
Ida, Bassett. from Lower Coast
B L Hodge No 2, Boardmsn, from Shreveport
Crescent. Evridee, from Lower Coast
StoDewall, Dowty. from Grand Ecore
Mollie Fellowes. Pitts, from Shreveport
Frances, Blakesly. from Mobile
Sarah, Murray. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Sclr Flower, from Tangipaho
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STEAMBOATS,.

sTEAMBOATs.
OUACHITA RIVER.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb. g. stsrI
" FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAsNOLLE,
Marie Saline, Trenton, Monroe, ouachita oity,
Stsrlnston Port Union, Columbia Hsrrisouburg Trinity
and all rterpediste landings Black and Ouscha rivers
The splendid light draft sdewbeel steamer
Cornena,
J. W. BLANKS. Master j. W. YEATS and J. W. SMITH,
Clerks
VIII above For freight passage apply on board
erto GEO. H. LORD 20 Grsvier street.
n o. DONoHUE. Tchoupitoulas street.
P. s-This boat will give through bills Camden
$50 WINTER AND SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1862
EMI-~EEKLY PACKET LiSE@casRfIsS Us. sA NAIL ALL
Mossouss Point Trsntcn Sonyos col1 ugs,
Hsrris0nburg and TrInity-Stesmers
-oVs Anen...... W. TObIN Master.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. BP.n
vieksburg....... p. WORE, Master
Leaves every SATURDAY at sP.M
gOoD all points Bayou Macon and Lover Tsnsas;
18th steamer sALADo for al handbags so.uf RI ser
,ndipgs on Bayou psIeonne with steamers CAMDES and
Portland, and with steamer for all points on
eaving on advertised time throughpu the season
b-Wi land passengers freight for all Coast
,ndngs as high as the Aouth of Red vicksburg
sINNOTT 4 ADAMS, rs Commercial Plaza
W. NJ So RLS TchouDitouias street
OHIO RIVER.
Leaves FRIDAY. 9th inst, at6rE
- - FOR LoUIsVILLE CAIRO MEM
Is6f$I pitts. Vicks9u Eatchsz, Baton Rouge and
En5ash all intermediate landings-The new and snlen.
Louisville,
Capt J. A. LUSK
VII eave Is above gor freight passage apply board
VI 70 thus kEEFfE, rs Poydrss street.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th inst ssRH
~ = FOB LOUISVILLE, CAIRO. MEM.
Intermediate lAndings-The new and splendid
Virginia,
Capt W. r. HoLCRoFT.
VIII leave above FOR freight passage ap,ly on b.ard
orts THos KEEFFE, Agent rs P0ydras street
ARkANSAS RIVER.
ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. 9Th aasP.H
= FOB VAN BUREN. FORT SMITH
leR4 Little Rock. Pine Bluff and al intermediate
andings-Ths A No. passenger packet
Importer.
John A. WILLIAMS. Master; JOHN BIRD, Clerk
VIII leave above. For freight apply board
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Arxspsss.