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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
AU.rrey Sales.--future gays.
BY W. Godiin,
Real Estate Agent ind Auctioneer,
corupr nf Eleventh mud Bank streets.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
Y CHESTER At AND NEAR THE DEPOT
OF TIE UANviLLE RAILKOAD.-f am au-
thorized TO sell 214 FEET OF LAND on tho north
side of Porter street aud east line OF Biddls Tor
sixth street.. running back to the line OF said rail-
road. having thereon severalbuildngs which usual
iy rented for $500 p4r snnum; also, part Of LOT
no 2SS fronting on the said railroad. and several
other LOTS fronting both sides OF semmes for
Fourtbj stree, and frouting on said road.
Thee lots are admirably well located for ware
houses workshops les, &C., because, as they
front or the railroad, goods anu art-
cles can be received and shipped all parts OF the
country at small expense,
Special attention Of capitalists and others Is called
m ms nroperty Apply 10 W.EODUIS,
NH % 81 Zeal Estate Agent.
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AUCTION sALEs-Tnis nay.
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and auct1oneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AUCTION OF SMALL
- FRaMrD TENFMEET on TIE East LIN
OF sT. PAUL BETWEEN COUTTS AND HULL
be sold at auction, Cd inc prem
ises. on MONDAY the 29th March. 80. o. y
O'clock p. 81. the small FRAMED TENEMENT
located rs above. to I've removed, or retained on
prr und- rent. rs the purchaser may prefer:
TERMS: Cash. W. 6oDDlS' AuetioAeei'
y,,h
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In obedleuce to an ord OF the Urit"d Stairs d.
trict Court stal sell nj public auction, on ES-
Day the 3Oih day Of March. 1875. Al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, 1T the store NO. 2200, on the corner ~
Twcuty-sccond and Vain streets. In this c!ty. a Sc
lcct assortment of GROCERIES. CIGARS. IT,
QCORS, and The FIXTURES in store OF Z. J ba-
Wis. bankrupt
Ihi, stock Is select, and Ctfrrs Inducements 10
purchasers. .
TERMS: Cash: and proceeds 10 tic deposited 10
await further order Of court.
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
NH % ids HsHIShtr.
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STOVES. RANGES, &c.

fYNHE STAFF OF LIFE. AS WELL sSv
Il meats, vegetables. &c, 10 be palatable ID
and wholesome, should he properly cooked ;SG3X
GOOD COOKING-STOVE OR RANGE
Is indispensable In every family.
THE RICHMIIND STOVE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA,
are manufacturing line OF
COuKlNG-SLOFtS, hANGES.
HEAlING.sTOYES.n OLLOM WARE,
FRONTS AND CRATES,
and fine castings generally. that cannot be excclled
Using the celebrated POWHATAN PIG IRON, made
FROM Virginia ores within nve miles OF klchinOHd,
aud employing none but ihorouehly-sktlled mt
CHI inics, they cna!eng the world to prsnce better
wares or more durable or beller-Opertli stoves.
The stoves and other wares OF this company are
sold at retail by
THE PRINCIPAL STOVE-DFALERS,
who are requested to fully Warrant them In every
particular.
The advantages of buying HOMEMADE STOVES
are NUMEROUS krpairS al Srn Ill cost ana without
delay can always be had. In consequence The stove
can Ue made 10 las, many years longer. Ii encou-
RACES GREAT HOME INDUSTRY that affords EN-
pluynent 10 those who spend their earnings In our
midst. Ii keeps our money at home Instead of
have already than their share. In fact. every
dictate Of wisdom and prudeucr requires people
TO encourage home industry, white no good argu-
memt Can be advanced tor buying articles made
ABROAD when good, If not better, Is produced Al
hone.
The following are The names of z few of The lead
Ing cooEing->tnvcs and ranges made by this COM
pany. The variety is such that all eau be q COM
inodated southern ONE, Virginia Albright, Lee,
Irby. Caroliu,, Gordon. Help, Premium, Roanoke,
70" Ia an, uorcas. &C., dc.
AK Your Stuve-draer To- stove or range MADE
AT HOME, and buy 10 other
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY.
NH l6.eod2m
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IHE LRo0KLYE LAWYERS AND WITNESSES
AND '1ooD ENcLIsH.-Iu connection with the
nrst person, singular or plural. The wrong
word seems 10 be used with constancy aud
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J'HE AMERICAN ELECTRIZER,
l. the most convenient and cheapest battery In
use. Can be car rled iu the pocket.
Price only 20. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
nh b 1915 Maiu s!9eet.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. March 27.-tI"rr unchanged. Whca
steady Corn bu"yant and unsettled; 80. mixed
G9c. Pork unsettled AMI in fair demand al : 9nt
GFl9.97.s Lara In light demand at sl3.S7E
Whiskry. S1.l2
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 2 Governor street.

j. =
At THE REQUEST OF THE TRUS-
IA TEES Of MIR. Ben1hmin Bates will sell at auc-
lion. on TUESDAY MORNING. 30h Instant,
commencing ut 0 O'Clock, III the store No. south
Twelfth street, the REMINDER Of the STOCK OF
ROCKS, STATIONERY, STOkE-FlNTURES.
&c. consisting Of about
1000 volume SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
Fine lot OF STATIONERY.
Nice aud new COUSTs RS and SHELVING,
FAIRBANKS SCALES,
OFfICE ana COUNTER DESKS,
GaS-FlXrURfS, &c.
At The same time will be offered the uNtA'
PINFD LEASE of The building occupied, running
10 the lst OF July 1875. arrangements may be
mace TO renew the sanc.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctionecr.
+ G. KEFSEE Salesman. NH 20
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Flour firm. Corn frmer
and higher al zoe. Pork firm aud higher a S21
Lard firm steam, 1870 &C.; kettle, 1ihc. Bacon
steady Whiskey firm at Sl.11.
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ESSpEEHT5.

TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR,
OF MAIN STREET,
offers his new stock of SPRING GOODS, confident
that in choice, selection, great variety, and ac-
knowledged quality, it cannot be excelled.
NO ONE STYLE
has received his exclusive attention, but all the
fabrics Introduced for the approaching season have
been selected, aud the SPRING FASIIIoS-RGPoRTS
give great variety In form, leaving The customer OPP
tlonal to select PRINCE ALBERT, WALKING
COAT or SACK, as he may choose.
1t is my purpose to give
GOOD FABRICS,
UNEXCEPTIoNABLE FORM,
DURABLE WORK,
and so commence the season, pressing tho whole
community to an examination of my stock.
NH 12
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WALNUT FURNlTURE.-We call g
w attention to our fine stock of WALNUT E&a
DRsSSISG-CAsE SUITS; BEDSTEApS, BE- gG1
REAUS, WASIISTANDS; large sock of ARD
ROBES of The best material, styles, and finish. we
pledge to sell from ten 10 fifteen per Cent less than
inferior STYLES sell at aucllon-saleS All other goods
propnriionalely cheap Calf and test the Il Ioyc.
fe SIN +. GATHRIGHT. / q Governor street.
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r AM RECEIVING BY NEW YORK
4. STEAMER
20 boxes Mr. SSINA ORANGES, rich color and
sweet; D cases VALENCIA ORANGES;
20 boxes nj ESSISh LEMONS; 25 barrels APPLES,
assorted i 90 boxes LAYER RAiSiSS, bar
res nice COOKING PkUEES. For sale low.
NH II LOUIS j. ROsSIEuX. l4l2 Main streei
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nATES! DATES!-In consequence 0

d Nh EN Di1 ES III CUINt'Q IpWCt OF
- the arrangement OF values, owing to recent
fat, ures of large frui.ererS in New York, have
been ems bled 10 purchase large lot of
PRIME. NEW, BRIGHT DATES
at very low figures. and now offer them to my Gus.
toners and The pu'hic at The following very low
prices: &c. per siUge pou.d; pounds for CSC. !;
l2h pougds for VI. A discount 10 the trade. AS
The above prices are lower than they have probably
ever been offered before and as they must advance
IS the sprIog opens. all desiring 10 pun chase this
ht aihy fruit would do well 10 call al once.
ANDaEW PIZZIS1, JR.,'
NH % S07 nroud street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

a NDERSON d JOHNSON. DEALERS
n In WOOD, COAL aud COKE, Basin Bank be-
tween Eighth and Ninth s'reets. G0od SEASONED
OAK and PINE. WOOD,a full supply always on
hand. Ant HRACITE COAL soda 10y weight.
SOFT CUkk. LUMP and HAIL. All OF The Best
quality aud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
] Ii
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FVrKMp'EFRE,
EuRNIrIREro SUITTuE TIMES. Ia

II j. ID. GATEWOOR, No. $40 east Broad -,
street. Walnut, stained. anJ painted Cottage w
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased prnct-
pay for cash. ald can b. so!das low u hy any house
this side Of New YORK. Feather BEDS. Pillows Bo.
sters. and Mattresses. Goods packed for shipment
l6
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C4bNFECFgONEKIEs,

DlZZtNI Is SORRY THAT So MANY
4 persons had 10 be disappointed Saturday eve
ed for His Sc cond supply will be here NJ onday eve.
ming and he will sell them ut three pounds for rs
ceutS, NH 29.lt
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Fitzpatrick 60 second clerks on the Thompson

Fitzpatrick 60 second clerks on the Thompson
Dean. Good boys.
There is hardly enough water in the river
here for light-draught duck to propel.
Madison, Ind, wants lunatic asylum
GO Men want out little here below"
Off cers Of towboats find it cheaper to board
"out in town than to live on board their
boats.
BURNING OF THE Cora BELLE.-Informatio
was received here yesterday to the effect that
the steamer Cora Belle was destroyed by fire
on Monday She was on her way out Black
river, with big load of cotton on board At
Pocahontas she caught fire and was totally
destroyed No particulars.
T. jeff. Darragh, clerk of the Paragon,
wants to borrow our jack to play Mazeppa on
at Cincinnati He wants to cross the bridge
from Covington at midnight on that jack,
riding backwards, carrying green lantern in
one hand, and holding on to his tail with the
other. The bridge will be g lit up" and the
jack will eight out" Well ask the jack,
Tom, and if he is willing. make out your will,
for he's ran away with four Mazeppas now,
and they died hard.
We read the notice given by our contem-
porary of the Times, of the LESSEE Taylor yes
terday through large magnifying glass and
even then we couldn't see it.
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Receipts of Produce.

LOWER COAST Per steamer Mare-sundries
to order
ELMWOOD-Per steamer Bradish ,Johnson-325
bales cotton 10 { l. WalmSev &co-24 J NJ Sanddge
&oo-2a J w Burbridge &co-2i Jno Phelps tsco-2O
Friedander-l- Claiborne &co-l6 Rawns 4 Muir
re- & Lovd & Lvaudais-l- Payne, Kennedy eco
II Oscar Chopin-ll I l. Airey &co-l0 y d Wet
more-- L II & J NJ Allen &co-6 Gwyn & Overt
L Buckner q Bro-6 Clapp Bros &co-6 j De lis
) J L Harrison il &ce-5 5 G. Wilkerson Aco-4 Ju-
rey & Gillis-i by Leckie-3 w Sentell &co-3
4 Moutnn-3 Gumbel &co--3 Ably & BouEgny-2
Beraud & Glbert-2 Renshaw, Cammack &co-l Jno
Chafe Bro 4 Son---1 Odcl & Wright Lehman.
Abraham &co--0l sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co
$50 do Louisiana Oil Col do Oscar Chopin-25 do
Il l. AlIey &co-- Ia bbls moasses Richard Flower 4
COS do y Wetmore--2 sacks seed cotton Rem
shaw. Cammack &co-2 bales moss y ID Wetmore-
hides Rawlins Murrell-3 bbs hides 3 bdls hides
7 elavailade-io hides I Buckner & Bro
= Lorens-l box 10 ! l. Couret-and supdries to
der-Total 5e5 bales cotton 25G sacks cotton seed
sacks seed cotton = bbls molasses
NlCkSBURG-Per steamer Natchez-22i bales of
cotton to j l. Harris &co-2l7 Meyer Wes 6co-l45
Richardson 4 May-l5s B Newman &co-1l6 Ieb.
man, Abraham Aces PAYNE Kennedy &co-75 ]
Burnet Nco--6l Prestid-e, Graham Acct S o
Thomas &co-ti I II 4 J Allen txco-3- .Jno
Chate. Bro Son-34 / l. Aircy &co-2l Blakemore
colt Jurey " Gillis-l5 Naiten Hawkins Sco-l4
Temple : Coons &eo-l3 w Black &co-I3 N
CLARKE Z Har ison ir &co--l2 w II Hogan-ll
McGehee Snowden a Violett-IO Bussev &co-I0
Allison &co-l0 ID Hadden 4co-I0 Aiken 4 Watt
10 ,Jno L llardie &co-9 PTitchard q Bichham--
Stewart Bros &co-- Marquee &co-- Jno Noble
: 5 Rosentha-s Norwood & Richards Clapp Bros
&co-6 5 Friedlander--6 Hirsch & Ader-5 A lens
Scherck 4 Antey-i Chas Gallagher-4 Doize & Lane
1 Wilson Bib &co--3 Howcott & Gordin-2 J VI
Sandidge &co-2J w White-2 NJ w SMITH RI
Buckner & Bro-l Ben Gerson-l Beadles. Wood eco
/ NJ Greenwood & SOM Hartwel < Chambers-l
& L Walmsley &co-l W j ROBSON Il johnson s.
COL Renshaw. Cammack Nco--2969 sacks cotton
seed Union Oil Co--I35 do Louisiana Oh Coils do
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Cleared Yesterday.
ritish bark Emily, Riddle for Ii erpool--
Hall a Vaughan
Fred Dunbar Corners for Ruatan-
j L Ma hecs ( e
Arrived.
French bark Pegast Iainto g days from Bordeaux
to L laiIly Blanchard jr-2d dist
Spanish bark ,iosetina De Alcatineco. !: DAYS from
Havana in ballast, To maSter-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Marie Bassett from Lower Coast
Irriish johnson HEM from Elmuooh
Natciez, LcatherS, from Nicksburg
Lessie TAYLOR. X nisoI from Harris Landing
Bart Able Smgott from Montgomery
Josephine Cozzins. FROM Bonnet Care
Waloon, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer lice from Amte river
schooner Laura L. from Bayou Lacombo
Schooner abel from la>cagoula
Schooner Geo Colmar. from Wolf river
Schooner Gen Washington. from Pearl river
Schooner NJ Pippo. from Covington
Schooner Clementine from Blind river
Schooner Annie, from Blind
Schooner Mollie + Massie from Amitc river
Schooner Shamrock. from Blind river
Schooner Jas Wightman, from Ticktaw
Schooner California, from Pensacola in ballast
Schooner Morning Light, from Blind river
Schooner Elizabeth Ann. from Springfield
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Modesto from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
Schooner Chas Perry from TangiI ahoa
Schooner Pomme dor. from Bliud river
Schooner City Belle. from Blind river
Schooner II Miles from Pass Manchae
Schooner Eagle, from Blind river
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacomba
Schooner Lille Dunn. from Blind
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STEAM BOATS.

NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed of frst-class Steamboats, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
- - Leaving New Orleans and shreve
WEDNESDAYS
Belle Rowland, Capt T. E. Jacobs
Z. Ii. Durfee. Capt. Jos. A Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt H. J. Brnker
Texas. Capt. C. w Stinde
Giving through bills ladng to all points on the
nexas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Irans-C Continental and Texas Central Railroads
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
o3l I'm - Magazine corner Gravier.
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Imports.

HANANA-pcF steamship c W LORDS 600 GIG
aTs 10 liernshcim 4 Bro-400O do ChatraiX & Arar
5000 do Il Fornars-}l0 bills oranges ~ bbs pineai-
pies - baskets vegetables Iania-11O bbls oranges
Torrell2 do ~ bbls pineapPlrs 30 baskets Y, ge-
tables : Otcri-50 bbls oranges q Grandt-s0 do ]
Macheca &co-l box tobacco + Masch-. Q 600 Gig
to order
ITlLLA- Per schooner J q Whipple-3 bbls of
lines 100 punches bananas 30 zoo pantains 1860
coanut G. Tore
BREMEN-I'er bark Erna-l2 cases mdse If Levy
do Mis- John Gauehe-35 crates bottles J b Woors
&co-50 do + + Stoekmeyer Aco--205 do II X 60
greve &co-20N0 casks beer % do mdse casks wine
to order
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excepting weekly papers, which may be delivered
to subscribers on prepayment of regular quarter.
~ rates. and on periodicals not exceeding two
ounces in weight, when any of the same are de-
posted in letter-carrier Office for delivery by
the office or its carriers cent each.
On periodicals two ounces in weight, when de-
posted in letter-carrier Office for delivery by
the Office or its carrara-2 cents each.
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Rcl0w-COming Up.

Norwegian bark Sirius Knudsou, from Cape Verde
Island, in ballast to master
Norw egan BARK Niobc Oscn. II days from Mar
Unique in ballast. to master
French bark Alphonsr and Marie, PIivat. from Bor-
deauN Dee %. to master
Brig Esperanza, Basso, days from Alvarado, Mex
10 VI Pug &co
Schooner Allavella Walker. 5 days from Erar,,, 10
master
schooner Robt Ruff BRYAN, days tiom Galveston
1" MASTERY
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.

Saturday Morning, Feb. 81, 1875.
The river Office of the BULL Er1N has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No Delta street. over E.
Oonery Sons, where the undersigned can
be found Dolly from A. NJ. to p NJ
M. IL. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
this date, represent US on the landing when
we are not there in person. Any other party
Claiming to represent US will be an imposter,
as we have no other assistant
GEO. ]. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. O. Bulletin.
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IINERpNOK-Yrrh h.

LIVERPOOk-Per bark Emiy-3 0e bales cotton
4 ca pes slaves
EIATAN-Per schooner Fred Dunbar bblS OF
flour 1000 scet lumber Il sashes and shutters
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Bark Embla, Lassen. ............s sid Dec II
Bark Maggie Mcneil, Heron. .......... sid Jan IA
Bark Wild Hunter, Howatt. sid Jan 81
MARSEILLES
Bark Yarra Yarra Jovensen. sid Jan %
Bark Giuseppe Lanata, Guagnino- .......sld Feb 2
LISBON.
Bark Franklin, Davidson. sid Dec S
BARCELONA.
Bark IaIra Tara, Jovensen...... sid Jan 10
GENOA.
Bark Louisiana, Gaudolph. ....-.......sl sid Nov ]
PALERMO
Bark Due trattiH. MeSsna-- sid Jan II
Bark Prudente -.--....-.......s sid Jan IA
Bark Teresina GIavini sid Jan
Bark Ire Sorelli, Messinn .-...--....-..sl sid Dec
DUNKIRK.
1'ai h IteSuus, Wee ~
RIO DE JANEIRO
Bark Nellie NJ Slade, Atwood sid Jan 30
BUENOS AYRES.
Bark OLYMPIA, Andrea ........sld Dee l6
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Table Of Rates OF Domestic Postage.

The following are the rates of postage on Do
nestle Mail Matter of the different classes:
letter on which one full rate of postage is
prepaid, but on which further postage is charge
| able, will be forwarded, when deposited in a
| post-otfise, charged with the unpaid postage to
be collected on delivery. If the postage is left
wholly unpaid, or is prepaid less than one full
rate, it will be held for postage and sent to the
Dead Letter Office. Should it reach its destna.
ton by inadvertence, however, it will be charged
with double postage on delivery. "One full
rate" means, in the case of mail letters or other
first class matter, three cents.
In large cities and adjacent districts Of large
population, having two or more post-offces with
In distance OF three miles of each other any let
ter posted at one ofsuch offices, and addressed to
locality within the delivery of another of such
Offices, which shall have been inadvertently pre-.
paid at the drop" or local letter rate of postage
only, may be forwarded to it's destination through
the proper Office charged with the amount of the
deficient postage, to be collected on delivery.
If articles chargeable with different rates Of
postage are sent together in one package the
higher rate must be paid on the entire package:
bat two or more different articles, both charge
able with the same rate of postage, may be sent
IN one package Oh payment Of that rate on the
whole package.
The following articles are excluded from the
mails: Liquids, Poisons, Glass, Explosive Ma
terials, Books, Pamphlets, Pictures and other
publications OF an obscene or indecent character:
all letters upon the envelopes of which, and pos-
tai cards upon which, scurrious epithets are
written or printed engraved, or disloyal de.
vices printed or engraved ; and all articles which
from their form or nature are liable to DESTROY.
deface or in ure the contents of mail bags or the
person Of any one engaged in the postal service.
Postmasters not allowed to give credit for
postage nor to deliver any mail matter until Il
postage due thereon has been paid.
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W EvIPIYiS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves FRIDAY. Feb % at 5 p NJ
, En - For Memphis, Heiena, afo1sE sf
ss1Fs.satsi White River Chcot, Greenviilo ard tAi
CIRCUMSTANCES Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. r. Hicks master, ALI Grissnn clerk
viii leave as above connecting at Vicksburg wltk
steamers EMMA and ViCkSBUHG for Yazlo ne
Iailahatchie rivers, and at White Ii var with ngk
ets for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. Eat
freight or passage apply on board or to
nj If BURDEAU a. WAYNE f0G Grayiar IT,
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COTPANY
FOR PHILA DELPHIA VIA HAVANA
Carrying the U. S. Mails
JuDiatn. j. w. Catherine commander 1860 TONS
fazOo, L. ID. Barrett commander. 400 tons.
FOR HAVANA.
L. w. Lord, L. Cotton, commander Il 100 toms
To sail MONDAY, March l. at 5 2. n.
EA
<@fR The fine AL steamship
ssARakAsE6&1 CIV. Lord,
l. Cotton commander
will leave her wharf opposite Jackson Square, Is
above.
Passage to Havana co. s. currency)saJ
Passage to Philadelphia SC
Through tickets issued to New York; 80
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD A. YORKE A gent
mig " Corner Carondeet and Gravier streets
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ATTAKAPA~ AND ATGiEAFATAya,

ATTAKAPAs AND ATcIEAFAyAy..
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCuAFAIAyA
Leaves on SAll RDAY February ~ at > T. NJ
A. For "ininspOrf, Churctviiic, aud
AAsssssHss.fsi all landings Atchataaya River
"*l~-1'-a'"D Bayou thene, Pattr57souyilla Centrc-
Hiiic, FItHklln, thattnon, Jeautrete New Iberia
fauSse P"inte St Martinvile and all landin.s, on,
Bayou Ieche-1he light-dIaught steamer
Itia,
j. T. ForCay, master, a. Meynier ST. clerk
VIII leave AS above. For freight or passage apply
on board or To HlTE Il CAKLIN, AGENTS
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Connecting with the Texas and 7. K r.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb ~ at 5 NJ
-H-% For Jefferson. Shreveport. and
tl4ESssa.sxs all landings on Red Rivor-The nlagni
cent pa senger steamer
Maria Louise,
H. j. Brlnker, master }. j. Dodd clerk
VIII leave positively as above. For freight pas
sage apply on hoard or to
NJ. W. JOYCE, % Magazn street
corner of t,raVicr.
n. B Will attend 10 the business of the BART
AHLE for this trip, taking freight and pa stnge1e
Tor Grand Ecore, Alexandria and intermediate land
lngs. F25
INDEPENDENT RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves on ATtRDAY, Feb ~ at 5 r. NJ
,E For Jefferson. Shreveport, Cou-
i!ssssss2sE statta Brownsville, Grand Eeore and all
way landlngs-Ihe new steamer
VIM. }. Hehan
Geo f. wilkinson, master. f. W. Amcs clerk
VIII leave as above For freight or passage apply on
board to LORD 4 NCpEAKE
BRIrTON < EPPLER
HITE n CARLIN,
F2' \. Q. DONODUE, Agents
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves SATl KDAY, Feb. - at ) F. NJ
ssa's &C. s:"$ H;:rs
Germans Bsrbin's and ail way an ngs or Red
River-Ths Al md elegant assenger steamer
Bradsh johnson,
John Heinz master Ed Burke clerk
vii leave positively above. The Brad sh johnson
was obtained BY the above company expressly for the
trade and viii run regularly throughout the sea son
hor freight or passage apply CO uoa.o. or 10
LORD & MCPEAkE 4G Camp street
jals If N. o. DONeHuE.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 5PM
, IT, For Fort DcRussey, Rarbin,s,
kk!sss.sssssS Normans Alexandria, Mouth of Cane
" River, ntgomery, Grand Ecore and
au way lanGings-The steamer
New Bart Able,
X. Slnnott, master Geo. &. Hamilton clerk
For freight or passage apply On board or to
d27 IT ADAMS d WORK 9 Commercial Place