n-r We have had several new steamers a, our
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Gy We have had several new steamers al our
landing during the pas, week. Tho II. KINNEY.
Cart. Tins; tho VIRersIAS, Capt. horiin; and
the FRaSxLAxD, CAP. KsaiaH. all good boAts' and
well freighlrd. The Captain of the Kinney Is n
stranger here, bu, comes well recommended by
oil who have Travelled and frcghiod with him; the
Captain Of the Virgnan is Martin, the former Po'
lite and gentIemanIy Clerk of the unfortunate Lu'
cy Walker, he is well known and will make
popular craft of the Virgininn; Frank Kendall, an
old Arkansas boqtsmdn is tho Captain Of iEe Frank.
land, hc is well known to the public and needs no
Introduction: We wish them all three profi;a.
bic and pleasant season.


The Archer Swallow, James Pitcher, RolIa and
Little Ben Franklin have also arrived during the
week. The Pitcher, Swallow and Archer brought
heavy freights.


We have now enongh good boats and experience
ed bontmen 10 do all Of our shipping, and we hope
,ha, our business community will bcsiow upon
them that patronage which will enable them 10 ro'
main in tho trade with profit to themselves and
benefit TO the business community. The Travel
ling on Arkansas river is now pleasant and safe,
and We are glad to see the evideot desire shown
by the officers Of most of our boats to please and
accommodate


The steamers Hatchce Eag'e, Wabash Valley,
Lucy Long and Arkansas No A, are hourly ex.
pectcd The water las fallen considerably but
there is still suliccncy for tho nrges! class oi
boats.