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The CITY u Waahiae8s. hss lsossst 49,. sgss e
the debates Ia psrIiaufsns TIE Bisbop y fYgss5 4.
Lord Brougham hava denounced taa cocifs ~ ~ q
slavery in sla woFss form,
Tha Atlantic Cable.
QneeB Victoria VIII inaagasate tie 5tIassfs Ysle.
graph cable BY sending peace ae e d rlAsiasas
Buchanan.
Commerce il inproyiug. Gfeas asaaslae bsH
been excited by the French Qualifications as cIsits
Yeeehia.
This country y stl suffspisg from e bread eFiss.
Naples.
The Neapeliiaa gpeeial ghaEge At Fisnna haa duff.
ted his position ID high dndgeon beeaass Anzr ias
refused to back Naples against England.
London
fhe funds market On London was partially reeegeg-
ing, at decline.
The quotations at tha Bourss are 4d The Asiatis
cholera has appeared.
Government Appointments.
W4sHIseToN, Juiy 7.Iha following appoiut
ments by the President have jast heea announced
5ohu +. Clark, commissioner Joha Yisss. sur-
yeyor Hugh Campbell, AsffDaonisF-.5a s5e pagt 81
the United States to run the Texas bsanaaTg. TIE
operations Of the commission VIII commence oa the
lst Of September
William Davidson, d Iouiziana, i appointed
Register of New Mexico.
Domestic HEarKs
81. LOUIS Jaiy g. Red Wheas Soc; YeIE8w Corn,
55 to 62le,; Whjta Corn, 79c.s CATS cd ID 4se;
Hemp, ss2 70 s.; Tobacco, whole range, froa IS IS
to I5 SO.
Allthe uppeg rivers afe feesdfng. At IoaAgilie
the Ohio ~ also recedi1g!
New York, July 7,--The Cotton market ss frf
aaies Of The DAY, 1000 bales; Wheat ia scarce
Whisky, 2s5 to a4e.; Sugar uasoyatlo, "a a5e.;
Coffee is quiet Flour is fifn.
CrNCIES4T1, July I'll HloUr, ~ 50 u 81 sg Mess
Pork, sl5 90 Bacon shoulders 5sss; sides III de-
maud u Il. being asked Lard, zoe
NEW FOHK, July gotsots--The Aslss o2 tha sgHy
were ore thousand bales prices arm; FIsuf, the
market closed firm, sales Of tile day 1900 hbIs;
Wheat, sales 81 TIE day. 30 g0a baa pris8s rnl ed
stock scarce Corn market tfm, and salss of Tie ay
amount TO rs 600 bushels.
Foreign Markets.
BY the City of Washington which arrived yesterday
at this port, We can give the following ad4icas
Cotton-saie of tie week ending 0a the 72a ast.,
were 500 bales, 81 decline IN prices of from eae
two francs. The market was steady
River intelligence
YIcgsBURG, July THE steamboat Flying CIsud
passed down 1t O'Clock this morning ths Join
Raine at D o'clock this evening.
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TRuTH STRANGER THAN FIuTIo8-A few days ago
we recorded heact that girl II years old attempted
to take her own life by swallowing dose Of laadae
mum, and-this net having the desired eiIset-at-
tempted TO drown herself at Thompson Dock. She
This preeoeious yonng Miss OF IL summers, was Oh
Tuesday last, married BY tile Rev. Mr. johnson to a
man AZ years OF age The husband resides in Boston
and bnried biz first wife about i've weeks ago BE
visited Brooklyn, bringing with him an infant and
his present wife to take care of on the trip pr0s-
ing to send her back 10 her parents By The return
boat. ", 7. Times list.
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Vessels marked III are missing supposed iost: those
marked are abandoned at sea; those marked s. G.
sunk after collision; and those marked D burned

TIE LoNG ISLAND MAsroDoN.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says two more teeth of the astodon at Baiieys
Pond, were dag up q few days ago. one very large
one, in perfect state Of preservation, and one small
one. The large tooth has the same black color and
glossy enamel as the others The laborers who found
them, stiI hold on to them, hiding them ia their
shanties, believing them 70 posses grcat Kaire.
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Children three years old and under ee those over three
full fare. - .'4'
amily tickets in packages of twenty be had at the
9ee o the Master OF Transportation Merchants whose fam.
es RESIDE on ne ae Of The road tickets pack
ages Of twenty live for their personal a reduced rate
The accommodation train viii Iaave New Orleans on SAT-
uRbAa At ~ r. Nj arrive at Magnolia at l035 p M leave
leans at s55 A. NJ. -" ~
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays 30 A. NJ Returning viii
HOP. NJ, ~ ''s .
Freignto leave the city the days must be at the
Of the train. - FN -
mySl WIN. N. wADLEY, General Superintendent.
t-.a.e....-. asLaMItIEH u Z s,Is a Ia Z : Il
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M A1DIGA1s HOUSE, No. 80 oustuuhouse street near
& Royal streeFer the Cure Of Old Chronic MercnriaI
Syphlcend a Private DiHcRses without Mercury hndranee
from business exposure to friends and guaranteed II
all cases.
Ts unparalleled success which has attended Dr.
markabe he has Effected which pronounced incur
able by the most eminent hYseans iuies him offering his
eeeiceto te confidence Bf The unfortunate Tie following
Of the diseases termed Private Of which IL
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr James sr
manenty eradieaes n4nely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Females bosTs
complicated they be- Diseases the Back and T6is m
ammatoro o lhe Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism
Gance5 Ulcers, Tunors aud all Diseases the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of fhost
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In s
ting them for either business society Cnnsituona T
billy Impoecy The following sQme OF the sad anu
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of yotb
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power RapiAtion ha Heart ya
pepsia Nergoasnes Irabliy, symptoms OF Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Ideas Depfesso al
9p Evil Forebodings, Aversion ID Society Seif.Distrs
Love e Solitude, tity et evils produced
All persons afflicted with any of the above symphonic hnnId
nof to call Dr. James end b. ngrFee
heah etnofse deeaey prevent You apply at snes ND
save yourself from the dreadful this
weakness q tAe organs Immediately cured and uii vgo
restored.
Remember The Medical House DR.. 81 Cnsto
Pye rooms reserved Hours Of attendsno,
from A. NJ. to SP. NJ.
=S Consultations strictly confidential
SRetsnt ceseaof Gonorrhea tRent four ours
or no pay. Dr. JAMES,
Ql II ~ 4iustnmhnuse street.
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nYLssIssIpI1l InaeIllaeaee.

On The 29sh alt, Gen. Wm- Walker addressed
large crowd Of people Il Aberdeen, upon tEe sahset
Of the regeneration of Nicaragua.
The Granada Republican, of Saturday Eass, sags !:
On last Sunday we had another very heGgg rain irl
this locality, We have heard some of our planting
friends, during the present week e0nplam 8E tao
much raiu-otheTs. Of not having enough f0f grgW-
ing purposes Thoagh conflicting statements can
tinue toreach Us from The country, we cana9t But
think the final result viii be gratifying.
The Holly Springs Herald, Of Saturday last aays !
Daring the present week the weather has been re-
markaby warm We have had partial showers OF
rain ir different portions Of tHe county hat III many
neighb0Eh0eds rain Is much needed. In HsiIy
Springs the dust is becoming intuleEabe.
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DID Moss. Belly REFaEsENT ER&aaE The
Washington correspondent Of ne Baltimore san tar
nishes the following hint in regard to Belly mis-
sion:
It'll to be hoped that tie Nicaragua transit gissua
may turn out "a favorable as has that of ta right of
search, for n respect to the alleged completely 0g
Napoleon III, in the Belly transaction we have she
fact that ne (BelYl was at home on board French
igates and that the close Of his labofa was aoaaTed
by salvos OF artillery from The feet. Tie news COO,
of the Vanderbilt transaction with the s'laWpFcsdil
republics Of Central America is not creditedby Ar
ErissarTi, the Ncaraguan minister here.
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IHE RlVEH MAILs.Iha NiekabnTg Wing O yes-
ter1ay says:
We are informed there has been no naafI sent from
this place for the offices along thn river aboga snee
the first of July. How is this The new contracts
begin badly-or rather they have MOI begun ut a.
We would like to know how long the authorities at
Washington will allow this state Of things 20 continue.
Under the old contract the mail Was To have been
carried to Napoleon twice week but for the past
month 1t has been carried only once each week-aHd
yet the contractor, no doubt receives fall Day.
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Snow on THE WHrrE MouNTARs-A gentleman
who assembled Mount Wiley, from the White Noun.
tain Notch few days ago. writes the Boston Trans
erpt that he found patches Of snow eighteen inches
deep on the top Of the mountain. This is quite un.
usual for that neighborhood so late in June The
mountain streams are reported to be very cold at the
present time
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RAILROAD TRAVELTMla-

ssa- - ,azszss-s=ap, NEW ORR. ID Ans. JA(5FX.
go - 80 fs7sSON AND GREAT N0RTHERF
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day of Nav ls5s Pas
senger Train viii leave New Orleans daily 1t go A. NJ ana
arrive at Ganton at $50 O'Clock P. NJ -
Returning. will leave Canton at A. NJ and arrive M Sav
Orleans al 6 30 O'Clock z. NJ. "
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GEOLOGICAL GURIOslTY--Ee were shown. Fsails
attending the animal examination Of Union Academy
at Pleasant Ridge, by Dr. E Il. Bouehee, one Of The
most interesting geological cnrostes we ever saw on
read Of IL consists o specimen of rock of the prf.
mitiye order az formation and of the pentsdTal order
OF crystaization, containing in its centre Rlobne
of water movable and visible. This water s IF there
be any tTath in geology, eof the oldest drops Of
water in the universe, far more ancient than the
waters ofthe food Of Noe TO use tile Language Of
Dr. Bouchelle, fit is drop Of the waters that covered
in darkness the face Of the great deep, when the
earth was without form and void-in other words.
this little drop is portion OF the first water stat was
created during the six days of Genesis, and became
entangled among the particles Of the raek during Tie
act or process of crystalizati0n. The rock being
primitive or the first Of creation the water aass also
be primitive. ri Entaw (Ala.1 Observer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-08

AN Ancient DAaIE-Thore is an old lady nov Iiy.
ing in thetoBn Of Blooming Grove, Orange CO., N. VI
by the name Of Diana Brooks She is one hundred
and fourteen years old, and vet is intelligent and
actiye,and walks half mile to church every Sabbath
She thirtywo years old when the Declaration Of
Independence was made. Mrs. Brooks is probably
the Oldest person now living in the United States.
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Sun STRoKEs- -Inquests were held yesterday On
the bodies Of eight more persons whose deaths were
caused by sun stroke. Many cases Of coup de s0lei
which did not result fatally; were also reported.
IN Y Times 1st
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a.-9as rz3g.ssrgsgs-s-l f'DNpCF4A i&pIfATN RATiss
kya 8ita 5ROAD-SUMAlER ARRANGEMENT,


On sundays the Steam train viii leave the city eyery hour
after 9ocock, and on the mornings will make the
o'clock trip. ~
Horse will leave the city every morning fexeept Sum
trains ~ - ."7'7t
duetor. ? - s IS N W.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train VIII stop when required excep on mail trims
ana after O'Clock on Sundays Fare each way cents and
the Conductor mnst have timely notice to stop =
Due notiee will be given Of the half hour trips
On and after the fu half trains leave eyerv SIM.
day. from O'clock to p NJ 80
Half hour trains viii leave every day. from O'Clock 70
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CRoPs IN Norm LOUISIANA Madison Jour.
nal Of Friday last says the cotton crop looks very
we'll Corn has been suffering considerably foe rain,
but still promises an average yield.
The Caddo Gazette of Saturday last says:
During the week the weather has been decidedly
warm, with the thermometer Ringing from so to lO5
in every tweHtyfour hours The crops are very good
in this and the adjoining parishes. The rains have
teen very general, although We have heard of a few
localities where the crops are suffering.
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FOR YAzoO RIVER.

Leaves on IUEsDAY, July l3 Rt s r. ~
r. pAl4LAEEATEHTE AND YAZOO
Facket.-lhe splendid, new, light draft pas
6 senger packet XaZoo Belle. q, w. Ewing
master y Townsend clerk will leave above for Leore
Greenwood Sidon, Tchua, YaZoo City, ali intermediate
apply on board.
jy7 j. s. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent
The YRzoo Belle will continua in the trade ali he season
Il summer packet.
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Leayeso on SATURDAY, 10th INST, att P H.
r. REGULAR GRAND EC0RF AND
r. Satchltoches Faeket-The new fne fast ruE-
Gs - ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
DE- Hufn gfon, CD. Barsol master 10 place Of Rapdes
VIII leave above positively for Grand Ecore Natchioehe
Aexandria Collie st. Maurice Faverons Durand Buxton
and Montgomery Gort0n'E Landing, BaFhns Landing Nor
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river Wa
tae and Little r1Yers or freight passage apply board
orto EATgRf& d HENDERSON,
jys Corner Common Fulton and II N ievee
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--------------------
OUACHITA R.IYER.

n,
4 Ng$s - OuAC4ARA RAVEGE REGULAR
Ten Day Express Passenger Packet-FoF Gan
sasEgA@t den Beach Hin, little Bay ChampagBoe
Pigeon ans, 9n Saline ryer-GornBhes Warren Hileys
Landing Pfovdenee Point Long View, Hambdg) Alabama
Landing uuacha City Port Union Mouth dAfb0nne Trer
ton Monroe Columbia, harrsenburg Tr y and ali pantas
non and way business nly draws 20 inches unsu.
passed passenger steamer kate Dale suRpp MASTER
FRANK Mtore clerk will leave positively above. For freight
or passage apply on board.
iyT ]. s, PAGAUn, Advertising Agent
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1 Feds EDUEREtY, NEW oRLEA Rs.-LEEDs 4
II Cos Iron Founders and Manufacturers of and Hor
lonai Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Pans So
gar hsttes eners Fierg Steam and Horse Power Drain
tas Aaehines5 Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns md
Fronts fol Budings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc., and ali
Machinery required for the Sonth.
We have been duly authorized PREPARED 10 cosre,
sIlLLaAsls PATENT 8AaAsSE FURNACE
fslz d&WIy LEEDS L Go.
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BFhree hundred miles shorter than by any other route
R5e Passing through SLAVE TERRITORY ample security
is afforded for the without annoyance
risk Baggage checked throughsnre connecons-rst,
class tracks and wide comfortable Express Mail
Tlains leave Memphis daily NJ. passing the beautiful
in North Alabama along the Tennessee river the
lookout and Virginia MounanS-wh their pure healthu
and inyigorarg breeze celebrated Sprngs-y daylight
E- Through New York with less time and expense than
by other Try Through Tickets sold the ocs
Of The New Orleans Mem ph Packet Company
Orleans.
F. O. ARMS, General Superintendent.
"A. KIRKPATRICK, Travelling Agent.
For freight or passage apply on board, Or 70
j. H. FRELIGH, Agent
Office of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company
under The St Ghurles Hotel, left wing.
n BTiekets By this good for length of time.
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
D HTO RIVER

= y - - = n
Leaves On q THygsDAY, JuIy s, a 5o'cloch P. Il.
n oairo, aHd Memphis M hae regaia! mad
y y i!ngian uaster Thso- Judge, clerk, above
35 t5ss q passage spPy Il PaSaG r. Bad Advertising Aq,
fgzSs STEAMER WOoD FORu FOR
lsoasgls. i.egaaE ~ osisaas tnd Lgtsville
Pf9sa istI. aRa s fasi psisqgeE aeT nts
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. July 9, at5P.M
FassngeFs and shippers can rely the pnBcuaity Of his
as J.s.PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
L. STEAMER Il. D. NEggC0BII8.
for Gpuisyiile-Regu New Oriesns and 5ouis.
N. vile passenger packet II. -. NeVvcoIRb--
master w leave for Looyis spd isBdings
Leave New ~. t5yiesns r + r III ~ MT
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, Juiy n, at5P W.
J. 8. PAGAUD, aivertisine Agent
Feengers and shippers may rely the papctnaiy his
r. FOR I.OUIsvrI4LT-FHE ENTIRE.
ly new and splendid fast-running passeugeF
slesneE John RaIne, Wm. Uhdsrao5d,
throughout the season a. fellows
Issys, Esy. New New 95iss8. Is. gu
leaves New Orleans Va URpAY August 1sh. At
a2l Us. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent.
r. STE EAgYgB DIANA, FOFs LOU
ss - passenger steamer 9DI ANA
asso sss new Vii ZEE eavs Rsp9s of ad M E II
I,e Nm aoat 9se Is 4a seasoa g li olioTs
FRIDAY, July go,
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy u this
steauleF
No berth considered engaged uptiI paid for
plan Of her cabineau be and secured BY
applying TO the agents, 3
BELL, BUCHANAN Il co..
- No 81 Poydras street.
~ STEAMER IL. Ill. FAEE1GT8TLD
toT Louisgille--t eeplar New Orleans and oais
This splendid, and FAST passenger steamer H. Fanee
master viii leave for Louis Vile and all niermddate landings
throughout the season. as follows t5.s.a
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY. July n. at ?. M.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, August, at S n. M
Passengers And shippers rely The puneiualiy
s2s s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Hass REGULAR BEVF ORLEANS
aud lagnisyie passenger steamer EaegEes-
: be splendid new and swift running passenger
packet PACIFIC Jesse eIl masters will leave for the
follows IL
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July %. at S P. VI.
Passengers can rely the punetnality steamer,
alO j. s. PAGAuD Advertising Agent
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 Pm.
fF@Sa COAST &AGK EP STEAMER
lsSElssk55 SalIAe HobInson-To and from n Orleans
a$a@ Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Willamsport Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the SALLIE ROBIN
SON, ~ T. Gross MASTER in place Of tie BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening at O'clock
and Bayou Sara every "wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
RA clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
dsy morning.
passeBges and freight at al hours Of The and night
1929 HOLMES Il OBABSS, il Tefoupitoplas st,
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THE LAKE.

IT, - FOR BLADQg AND CULLUm
sFh Ths Ts iisst dt%dE5i h%si Va.ssg.r %sss
Cite y Stone, master win Bladon and Cgiiim
Leaves s99ie 5or Blsdon end cuum Springs Demopo-
| lA every F1dny Evening" RI 4 O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile or BIadon and caum Springs every Tuesday
-Returui5p-
Lsayes Badon and egllum Springs every Monday We'd
ad ss Eysnns s o'clock srriyng in Mobile every Tuesday
Passengers ean rely this arrangement being carried out
Ihs Jeasite leaving The evening The trip is made
70 Mobile during the night thereby avoiding Tie during
For passage Or further psFisRleE pgisa sgpy 80
cox, BR&fFgIsB s. Fs9IsEa; 4 Y; ec n. o., or
-------- aoDIe, Ala.
L. L.. .n FOR Oh, RLADOE AND CULLUM
tss sPRiMdsLTyes sl,g q, week1be stsaqer a s-
Biadon and anm s ao sa mseF ~ viii leave for
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs aud Demopois
Leaves Mobile for Badon Culum Springs every sdnes
-Returning-
d eSeba saa99 Y @a % ar 5 sy & @ Thgas
and Friday morning, 1t 6 o'clock.
For passage apply to
je2et RGTLAND I DAVIS. isSi'is Mobis '''ss''
I, Ig oVER THE LAX E-suNDAY Ex-
Vile = The Gae fast NV pressure sieaoer
VII vs &c fSniosFrsa RaPosd a bs fs ava e ai1
so osoeE N Gss 41ys aearang 9is lo eayes , Mas9ye q
city, Fare for the sxcnrsion 81 For fare ap
plEiS ]siS GEO \ Fos4FoKi + sai,sBss ass1i sireo,
VTFbTp r.T,T.rrTl ~ 9, ;. :, -s-7- 80,
GIE-GEHF GRE, L1apt John Carson wili leave
rect Eiso Al snndags Wordays a ii NJ LII " NJ
midday tyins iea giuT fbs cg u IN oyt,o ~
those t,tSts ~ iF
-l--S -2 - @ ll5 als -zIeSI y
Sa@ LAKE SAORf PAGR EFT
EpskFa1S-=3 3qCREOLE.
SssSEesAA FARE REDUCED.
landiagsT6e new and spe5dtd low prssnrs m W
NAL packet Creole, Capt. A. p BoardmaI-built
expressly for this trade with superior ACCOMMODATIONS win
tne LAKE snd OF ne Jefferson and Pon'ehartTan Rsil
rDau on 'he ARRIVAL at hs Lake p the ears as folows
7.ea-sor Leagss iss.S SeW p35 Orleans;
.rc.yI, JeneTson hairoad. Pontehartrain Railroad.
TIfEiIt, Praan a HI 5;...:ss, On NJ 5a A A. cars.
a1T49ha -. " " 4 ~ cars A. NJ cars.
PEfTy TRsI '....5@ 8 g. q II @ eaIs y A. n carr
sTTeft ~ ~ e " " cars = &. " cars
er1,,,, :, ,,t,,,, Leaves Ocean Springs
ytt 4, y iohBAI EVENING.
SATURDAY MoRNINj = io1Nts1Ne'
Cabin fare To f,cea % II az NJ ~ the ~ Srs3ie;
w
on'l91en n ano servants
30
e Freight vii 6e received ior Creole By either road
Apsaays and IhaIdays a. 6a O'Clock A. NJ and Fridays
and Saturdays at 3 p NJ +.
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Leaves qa THURSDAY; n ls, q gay 3. I'll ~

l5a4s Swansons Landing, Albany, Shreveport Grand
Bayou. St Maurice, Alexandra and ali landines
on Red kiyerThe and light dFaught drawing only Is
ches lfgt) sesmer Comet, r. Sleade mas teri sleaaa
clerk, viii leave above
GPassengers apd shippers eau RELY on the Com
ing the trade the season. as she was bought expressly
for the above trade. =
For freight or passage, apply on board. or to
f. q. RANDOLPH & CO.,
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M4RINE Losses FOB june We extract the follow
ing from the New York COURIER and Enquirer IF lie
LIST inst.
We publish below our monthly table Of Marine
losses for the past month, showing an aggregate Of
twenty-five vessels Of which five were ships, one
bark five were briggs, ten were sch0oners and one
steamship The total valne of property lost was eight
hundred and fourteen thousand four hundred Gnd
one dollars. as compared with tie mouth 81 June,
1857, the above shows decrease in the value Of pro
perty lost of five Thousand and ninetyniae dollars
The vessels reported in this list are chiefly Ameri
can, although some foreign are included when
bound to or from any United States port, ot known
70 be insured in this country.
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. Leaves q gITgRsf,AI., 81 its!;. . p. n.
Leaves on THU RSDAY, Sth inst. at s PM
Gzas, FOR sTEE RFTg X SFDN sNTTTT ,
Lqsyes pn THgRsp4Y, s:E, Y Jaly {, a p N,

: =. eT. :
! r. - REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
A The new, elegant and and swift running pas
A senger packet steamer Duke, Samuel AppIe.
gaie master t Y Geos clerk will positively leave as above
oF Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Couchatta Campte Grand
Ee9re Naehtoshes, st. Maurice Montgomery Alexandria
Goe Norman Landing, IortJns Landing Tarhin Landing
and all intermediate landings Red freight or
passage having unsurpassed appy On board
jy4 J. s.. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent