Regular Van Duren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson


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ROLLA,-Su MINERS. Master,
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= hoLLh,--ot MINERS, 4hdNfF,
con WILL ply as a regular packet between
t-.vISllS the above mentioned ports, and will con-
,3fE@S1f 'tinue throughout the season, leaving
Van Buren, every Saturday morning at O'Clock, and
Fort Smith al o'clock, ?. NJ, OF the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every Wednesday morn
ing a: o'clock. The Roa having undergone thor
rough repairs is better pied for the safe and
speedy transportation OF passengers and freight than
any boat in the trade. Every e,ertion will made to
the comfort OF passengers and safety of freight
All packages parcels, letters orders, sent by the
boat will meet with prompt attention For freight or
passa ge appy on board or to the following agents


HENRY & CUNNINGHAM, W.. Rrvvx


J. S. GROSS.


W. IL. & NJ. MAYERS, 4: Far s,,.r,


CAPT. JNO, ROGERS.


FRED CUMMINGS, ro,r c,,sov


W. P. DENCKLA.


Van Buren,, March ), lSiJ-tf.