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NEW STEAM BoAr.-Gapt. WOODWARD, of the Export is wellknown to the business and travelling public on tle Arkansas river, as gentlemanly. ae comnodating, industrious and efficient officer All who have eyer travelled with him, on board the Export rt''-and VIC have been of the nunber--wil bear most cheerful testimony to the excellent man asement, and gentlemanly deportment of Capt " himself, ana all the officers of his boat

 The Export capital in her day Of prime. having grown old in the service, and .the worse for wear

 Capt V withdrew her from our river last spring, under promise that he would supply her place this fall, with a ''new beats From the following no- tice, which We cutfrom the Plts6a1e .9ge, twin be seen thathe has not been unnindlal of his pro. mise but will be here again with beautiful new. boat7-ihe .ARcnER,' when all his old friends, and many neN ones, will greet him with a hearty wei come, and substantial patronage.

 TIE AIonzR.-This new boat is now complete She was built under. the superin- tendence of Capt Woodward Length of keel IA feet; on deck, 155 feet; beam, B feet hold, 3 feet; height between decks, 8 feet :; width of guards, 3 feet; diameter of wheel, 20 feet, with 3 feet buckets engines Is ilch C yliildeI, 2teet tsiroke; built by MesSrs siackhouse & Nelson; , boilers 25feel long. 40 inches in diameter. The hull was built by Mf Jeshf 5 Pringle. She is admitted to be one oi the best boats of her class atioat. and reflects credit on her builders. The ca bin vas built by Mr James Milligan, and that IS guarantee t.iatall is right in that depart ment. The Archer is intended for the Ar kansas riyer trade, and will no douba be well paIonized by the travelling community.