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CRESCENT orrIoE, No. 70 Camp street
T,,a,,1n,, E,,anf,u Trlu

Tuesday Evening, July IT, 1859.
The money to-day idle, in fact holiday in
respects The offerings for discount in prominent
than they have been for time past The
absorbed, and learn that bank had
eleven hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
line although banks ish and dis
largely they extremely cautious chary and give
heed whatever applications for speculative ntents This
proper Private advices from England indicate
increased demand for the London flags not
supposed the inquiry will lead to disturbance In
market. F9l.5. tlt'7 isa5-g
growing crops progressing finely in sections of
the country and with such fall 1885, will be difficult
judge predict prophecy at this moment the probable
suits of cotton, either regards price yield
There very little done In exchange to-day the most
poau action sales Of double sight draf
New York, the of $4,000 at prem The banks
taking good sight at to Il In tina bills there
very few transactions The rates ranged from and
comprising clear sterling at l09 09
no. and bills 1854 lG9 Francs very inactive
at .lss4 to $40. The bank rate s5.O71at to sos.
In Stocks there other than few shares
of Bank Of New Orleans, which closed l0 There
desire the part Of holders of bank shares SELL
the quoted sales 1t IL difficult inquiry to reply to-
how holder Of do better than to invest in the
shares Of this that bank But only advance previous
prices will lead saIes finally is of very little aude
to the Stock market for the present.
supposed the directors Of the Bank Of Louisiana
making their dividend Monday next will
slider eight cent the maximum for the last six months
which the regular half division of FIVE cent?
Of three cent 1t the stockholders
will be sasae result they should not only
say they are difficult to please.
subscription the capital stock Of the Louisiana State
insurance Company has been filled the requirements of the
charter say hundred thousand dollars The sgners
subscribers preliminary requested to call at the
Edward Barnett Notary Royal street, and sign the
act rporao is intended by The directors
mence business at IN early day.
The mails to day bring nothing of importance from the
Norh onnOQpn rk,tq
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srArsMsNr OF rosAooo.

Stock hand not cleared.
SUGAR. Sales 500 hhds, from nrst and second hsnos, .
previous rates. Fair 70 Fully Fair 6,a@8xc. y NJ
MoLAssEs Prices stl higher. Some 2oo Dds weIe
sold al s6@ssc poor good Fermentng etc. and Aoc
gallon for choice Reboiled.
FLOUR The market dull, With no demand Tor super.
nne Sales 500 bSls Of which 100 Extra n u o. lo
l16 1t IS and 60 Choice Extra al IS rs y Dbl. =,
GRAM The sales Of Corn embraced some 1oeU ~
which 800 Inferior at = weevy Creole at soo .
Mixed 1t 90 400 in two lots ss 200 Yellow at W J. a.
$50 white in two lots 81 10, and leo fancy g. Z
bushel OF Wheat 81 sacks New Red sold q - oO
The sales of Oats included $50 sacks st. Louis A. o ~ @
at &c. a bushel or Bran 40 sacks were taken az - " Avn
pounds. =. ..,s,.d "a r.,au
PROVISIONS Tho sales Of Pork were esnhneo 10 rea,
at nd s6 rs Dbl for Round lots offering at sls 10
hout hnyers or Bacon casks Ribbed Sides sold at c
and of shoulders at M D. In Lard we heard OF no trans
actions of any moment 90, .
CoFFEE.. About $500 bags sold, including 1881 at
,oe 100 at 10Y, 600 at IL. $50 at ia and III at
l0c. a d.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. .l40 bbls., In prime shipping
d ere sold on Monday 40c and 100 yesterday at $780,
gallon. .,.,,,,< J, A.
Raw at 275sc gallon
FREIGHTS few hundred bales Cotton were shipped for
Hayre at &c, and Tobacco for Liverpool at 40s.
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Receipts OF Produce.

H sasts to
b ts 0S cheese IS hSd eaSbaae
81 ss fs
ss enT
Ss ees ia 80 sa Raebt S
oil Duffy &co5o sacks corn Borno Brosl2 eks bacon
ass ss bss S5 sss 5 se Is
Pooe5 hhds cabbage Sever pkgs pdss to Geddeso
Boye sSs egg Twiess keSeT'sen
y s Sc
hhSs jas CsIpe Mckee Scss do S
Van Gsna do Steamer Laekland.ss SACKS
de os 80 oSSees Dds houns
to Feilowes dco-i2s Bander Hubbard5s do Patton
v
sR'E sSs
&es5 do Hewitt Norton &co2 do Michel eco-1
iSs rolls leather Seo boxes tosaeso sYs Z
toSaeeo Moore ss Van imam
sa ana
% ss o Do c Soo pT
Dbl butter Del Bondo-20o bbls whisky Huntington Bro
hhds tobacco
LouIsy1LLE-Per steamer piana52 hhds tobacco Rode
eoiss bssnasr HasSssds SsPeses
OBJ sss
bbs bbls Robertson
McDouga-4kegs butter 10 bbls eggs half bb cheese
Schneider Wise50 hams Eaton Beerton &col5 de
Adams &col cask bacon Hewitt Norton &co-l0 bales
head mules and sundriss ordsToal 2s7 hhd
| tobacco
| CINCINNATI-Per steamer Hudson-2 plows McCu,chon
Howell Sco-2 do Magee & Kneass-2 do Shark Stauer
ado II socomb Sco2 do + Foger &co-2 do Waterman
Bro242 pkgs mdse Blake Tosc-2do Anderson Blessing
| 10 do Phelps Carr &co-sundries 10 order.
LAFoUR 'HE-Per steamer Musc--l5 bales cotton bale
Trosclar & Haydel2 bales cotton % hhds sugar Da
Silva &co-l2 hhds sugar Beocq Nobom &co25 bbls
SEES Donnell &co24 do Brand Landry5O bags potatoes
bags Ii snndries order-Tota
| bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 40 bbls moasses.
WASHINGToN-Per Anna Perrett-6 bales leahe
Blanchin Giraud-s0 hides to DeGuy yiere-sundrss t.
| order.
| BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Duncan + Kenner-U S mail
| and passengers
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n.si, With COCA TIP and leaves in few days for

natl, with good tsip, and leaves in few days '0t
Mobile.
Eeconse Tor Mobie-The fast and unsurpassed
u,sesueer racket Lecomte, Capt Charles walker,
leaves today on tho arrival OF the 1870
A. N. Jefferson can, stopping q oil the watering
places.
D.E Rsnser ~ BSyox Sara. The splendid pas
sanger and d. s. man packet D. F. Kenner, Captain
Jcs. Yincsut, commander, Mr. 3. B. Mumford, clerk,
l,avee Ill nor1Isg Is o'clock for Bayou Sara and
iutsrmediate hpdings.
,dsss Psvef for OPeloasas. regular passen-
- pachet Anna Perret Capt G. E. Louaiier, COM
ands leaves this evening at o'clock for Opelousas
~ way landings.
Morning Light for Red Ricer-The new and su-
perior packet Morning Light Capt Ed. Parker, COM
mander, leaves this evening at o'clock for Alexan-
ria and intermediate landings. She has large and
beautiful cabin sets strate table, and is under the
charge Of the most careful officers. As freight
packet, shippers who wish their freight to go on
good boat and to be delivered in good order, should
remember the Morning Light to-day. Mr.. Sam. Law.
SON still continues to do the agreeable In the office OF
The Morning Light.
TtIesram for Red Riper.-The swift running and
stannch passenger packet Telegram, Captain A. y
Deuslow commander leaves at o'clock this evening,
for Alexandria and all intermediate landings on hea
river. The Telegram IS q large and commodlons
packet, with superior cabin and every desliaole
quality. Her officers are the public favores and oe'
serve to be literally patronized Mr. y. T. cnsnoief
holds forth in the Office.
Messenger for Memphis-U. 8. Mail facke..-
The favorite passenger packet Messenger, CAPT.
L. Miller commander, leaves at O'Clock TINS eve
ming for Memphis and the bends, making all lnser
mediate landings. The Messenger is the regular Y.
s. mail packet for to day and Will back OUT puncsu
ally at the appointed hour. Her CABIN ID large
splendidy furnished an complete IN all is arrange
mens. Her table u unexceptionaDie, ana Is Always
supplied with every prosurable delcacy' Inc ON
Gers Of the Messenger are gentlemen Admiralty suited
to their different department, and are popular and
trustworthy. Mi. Ed. j. Booker Is in charge OF tne
once, assisted by Nj. j. Wilson, and BY their strict
attention to the comfort and enjoyment OF passengers
has made for themselves an enviable notoriety Inc
Messenger connects at Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio Railroads for
ill the Northern and Eastern cities, and with supe'
ior packets for ST. Louis and Louisville Passengers
can procure through tickets and inspect the plan OF
the boat by applying to Mr. y. b. Frelgh, agent OF
the line, under the st. Charles Hotel.
Diana for Louisville it is our pleasure to
announce to the travelling public the departure of this
beautiful, swift and truly magnificent passenger
packet. She leaves positively this evening at
o'clock for Louisville and all way landings Capt.
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oUcoND D1sTH1CT puaIIC sCHu,Ls.

CECOND DISTRICT PUBLIC sCHuOLs-
y The Annual Examinations of the Second District Public
Schools will take place in tie following order
TUESDAY, July 5-Boys and Girls School, near the Bayou
Bridge.
WEDNESDAY July 6-Girls' School, Bayou Road between
roman aud Derb'guy streets. 3D..
THURSDAY July 7Grls School, Barracks street. between
Burgundy and Dsuphin.
FRIDAY July S-Boys' School, Hospital street.-The exaiua
zion will be held ii the building Barracks street.
MONDAY, July lGirs School, ST. street, between Ma
rails and Where.
TUESDAY, July l2-Boys' School, corner Of Claiborne and
st Peter Streets
WEDNESDAY July l3-Girls' School, Rampant street, be-
tween Toulouse and st. Louis.
THURSDAY, July IA Boys' School, Basin street. between
Toulouse and St Louis.
FRIDAY July l56Ils' School, of Robertson and
Bienyle streets.
MONDAY July lsBoys School, Benville and Rob-
ertsoD
TUESDAY, July l9--Roys' High School.
WEDNESDAY. July 2p-Boys' High School.
THURSDAY, July q Girls High School.
FRIDAY, July 22-Gir s. High School.
H-The examinations of the Boys and Girls High Schools
will be at the school house Barracks street,
tween Burgundy and Dauphin. The examination of each
school will be followed by distribution of prizes The public
invited to attend. L. CHARNET,
President Board of Directors.
A. Y. ROMAN, sec'y pro tenn. iyl lot
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

CTAT1ONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to ls DIAMETER OF CYLINDER,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from ~ to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS from IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 70 inches in diameter
Lea 4 Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
both wooden frames with Norcross Rocker
stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws
straub's Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS from is to
stinches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of g. TX, and II inches in
diameter by long and geared either horse or steam
power.
sHAFTINa, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS HANG
ERs and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS ~ nchesin diameter, and from
16 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS. up to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An all sises Of the articles generally
store ready delivery the shortest notice.
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will to any address
by mail.
s. Fl. GILMAN,
ny9 6Wtf 70Gravier street. Orleans
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Through to Memphis in THREE DAys-To Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYSi


Steamer Victoria L. A. welton master leaves yicksburs
for Memphis every TUESDAY, at II n.
Steamer * ate Frisbee, McMnus MASTER leaves Vicks
burg for Memph every SATURDAY, at II NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, ---, master, leaves Vicks
bur, for Memphis every MONDAY, at I'm
Three new and elegant have been placed
ary the between Vcsbnrg aud Memphis running
alternate days with the Memphis and New Orleans Packets
leaving Vcksbng every Monday Tuesday and Saturday. at 10
ocl ok NJ arriving Napoleon the next day at p NJ, max
connections there with the Arkansas and White river
Packets.
Fregh receipted and passengers tckeed through from
within the bounds of the lips of the Packets ~.
Close also made At Gaines Landing ny he
Memphis ycsburg Packets with the Stage Lines running
from that port and at Memphis With the Memphis and 1nares
Railroad the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and the faches
ST. Louis and Louis vile.
take this route can Leave New orleans
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings on me oSo w.
the Jackson Great Northern f"aa 10,
arriving at ycksburg next day II 80 A. NJ and leaving on
one of the yicksbug Memphis Packets at y ~ arriving
at Mem event, thereafter at X NJ nhkhg
direct connection with evening train Of the Memphis ard
Charleston Rpiiroad -, :. Al,
Ror through tickets aud further information apply at ths
Office If the Ne Orleans jackson and Great Norther itt
o4d Gonpsny under the ST. Charles HOTEL next to the Tee
graph Office. s"1
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rsA THE PRADAT IiouSE-FoRMERLY THE
ER Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi, Miss; kept by j. b. It f c.
MIPRApAT-Ths house was opened ies ihe reception q
Prada House. will please noy the captain clerk of the
boat in be landed at the hotel wharf. jya 2m
NJuTICEG-Mr. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day, and holds full of tor
rey passed before James Graham Notary Pnbc Of
this city. :. ....=
New Orleans, July H. 1859. jyl5 Gun
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Railroads

Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD--From Canton July 10TH bales to
Walker, Huchingson &co-4O do to Tuly &coTota Al
bales cotton, - :
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer Forida-3 bales mdse Jno Harde
AGO. C Iowber &co-l Dbl to Nautre-2 do
Geddes hf bbs fish Grief Byrnes &cosundries order
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Ilt1ns 8ailp 6rtstsnt.

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lx4Sf1a 1HxfIn Hft9ftiff
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1870 ~ 14go ~ cnenges 70 ucso -
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~ '7ss;:s. - II 80 sAasn,ef oalIed the
a ssss ~. ss.s ,,.s, a ~ f,,tad and :
- hseA beals los q 1eeAls Csifo' o.
5ek Go6tt1G1d, ~ u + - light that It only
SIzs 7iss - ~ ,rr.Asa Tho hull boiler paddle
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Isl N-. q .S..s
~ ~. -. to = - sne isse o. twenty
III 81 ,. 49, s sna ~ ,t.s s.
{ re VI q Is lpchts. The wheels hayo feathsrine
\ ~ Aellsx 4 tnhrlar upright, and The
1ii51 1i N w. 1870 Is
ls9 lla 49, 49, 80 - Hstksosrg U. >. Mai
1l1 n establishment 0ccasicned by The
~ ~. - .feamer a TIA land
ss 10Y Sl 80 4. -hen her name
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CHARLES HEIDSIECK CTlAMPAGNE-
This celebrated Wine Of the above we'll known brand, has
quantities the increased demand Of
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
that comes the lneal
M established house Of aedsick Co. Of Rheims they have
to Distinction the public generally
toore The superior quality Of this article satisfy any
we'll thorough experience have been brought bear
perfection Of his wine and making worthy name
Frequent visits the United States have enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the wishes
and of his having prohted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate Of
e unsurpassed for its bouquet
general excellence The varieties of brands Champagne
Of good genuine wine must lok for Charles Heidseck
In LABEL we'll the corks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAUD Co.
General Agents for North America New York.
Charles Heidsieck obtained quantities
under mentioned besides others here named
and retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
= E. j. HART L CO.,
Esa j. H. Il /. N. MARKS,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fe2 1y PAYNE STEELE d co.
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cArrIE MARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY. July 20. 1889.
The rnake. has but few Western Beeves offering in dull
Market the supply of Texas Cattle very ample About
200 Hogs and $50 Beef Cattle Calves arrived meeting
moderate demand Mt our quotations,
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ALABA NJ A RIVER.


nqs.. FOR BLADON AND CUI.LUM
s5nRIEt4Es SPRINGS-The steamer Advance, Samuel
Able MASTER will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cuninl Springs and Deopos every Saturday evening, at
O'Clock.
-Returning-
Leaves Baion and Cuu sprsgs every Wene day evening"
o'clock arriving in Mobile oysry Thursday morning. at 6
oclonE,
Z. h. SMITH, 4Teho1poulss atree.
tsa6 4n or sIAFS9N { COOKE. Nobls
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7 E N SsA S :.

--Te Leaves on S ATUkDAY, 23d inst, at p NJ
FOR LOW ER TENSAS, UPPER
uufS rensas, las high Mount Bayou Bayou Mason,
ali landings on Black River The ex-
,remsIy Isht raught Saline, Geo Miller master,
VIM T. clerk, will leave above For freight only
"ep'' 80 VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI.
jyl5 Advertsipe Agent.
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BRAzos SANTIAGO via INDIANoLA-Per steamship
Arizoda-Si 20 specie TO Cabaero Basnaldo-S27s specie
q 1 Dolsen Son-S200O Letchiord &co-S 500 Talamon
ID. ssones-Sl.49O Preau ConturieSL0u0 Slocomb
co-S76l Crarer &coSi5 4 L Roling-S250 Yesssron
do koca-S mules Sayres-60 head cattle
Inbau Mehel bx mdse Capt JonesTota $l4 O4 Specie
sIsAL-Per schr Joaquin-S4O00 specie to Camerden.
MOBILE-Per schr Union-68 bb naval stores Bessey
go do NJ J Smith AGO.
MoBILE-Per schr Helena-6sO bbls Blessey
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at5P. NJ.
nj xN1AJ d1ERILN NJ; NnNR

rT. NEW ORLEANS, MONROE, TREN-
eAAs4lE and Ouachita City Regular Weekly packet.
iesa.zz4 For Ouachita City Mouth of Bayou Birtholo
new, rpgton Mouth D'Arbonne, Trenton, Monroe Pine
Bluff Landing Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity aud
all landings ouachita and Back rsersThe elegant
Comet, Moore MASTER will lea above For freight
PASSAGE having superior apply board
YIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent
nsbipper may rely the Comet remaining in the ireh
ton trade throughout the summer. Yo
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
ALLIE R N l A

To sail on WRDNEsD AY. July 20. at SA. NJ. preclelv
FOR CALIFORNIA, via ASPINWAL
HMINIt Navy Bay) and Panama-The U. s. Mail Steam
sssZsEsh ship Company's steamship Empire City. S.
P rif commander will leave the wharf opposite St. Marys
Market puncaaly as above with the mails and passea
for Navy Bay connecting with the u s. Mail steamship
Havana and he Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
Golden Age Panama. For through tickets apply at
the office, 43 Natchez street.
jyl4 Ut. BOSWELL L co.
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RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio Gnd FRANKLIN sreets-DsPo, No. Posdrah
Near New ievee street.
j. j. DANIELS i son, PropTiefors
Pilot Rred Navy Bread Soda, Sugar and Butter ora
Wine R.scni etc. ec warranted of the most superior quality
ena Al the loves, market PRICES.
w All orders left as sboye will be promptly and correctly
Glled. OF
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NEW YORK via HAVANA-Per steamship Empire City
96 bbs pork IS bb bales alap A pkgs
mdse S 500 specie New York 20 bbls beans 70 ierces
bacon % ties hsms IS bxs mdse for Havana.
GALvESToN-Per steamship Fashien-3O0 bbls lime 200
bales hay.
GENOA-Per bark Fanny Eaer-4ll hhds tobacco I2,4OO
slaves 10 bales cotton
LIvERPooI-Per ship Golden Cross-3900 bales cotton.
PENSACOLA-Pe schr Mary EllenS tons coal tons iron
I6 bars iron frks butter bbs lard Az bbls groceries.
LoNDON-Pe ship Ara-Sl1 hhds tobacco Is 900 staves
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A I T A K A P A 8
FOR oPELOUsA 8.

Leaves every WEDN EsDAY, at bP. M.
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
Anna Perret, g. e. Louaillier, master, will
leave above, taking freight for Old River
passengers charlottesville Paqnemines Baton Rouge Port
Hudson Bayou Mcrganza and mouth Of Red River For
freight passage apply on bosrd,
j. NJ. JOHNSTON Il CO., No. 5 Front Leyee
jel7 If Customhouse street.
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k sa Gu zlsiEaaizs ROUTE or, = +. tn. I -
RIH Il N d E Il S T.,
--Va---
Railroad to VicIssburg
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS !
TIME AND MONEY SAVED

Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis, New Or
leans and st. Louis and Louisville, and he princi-
pal Northern and Eastern Citiesl
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9th lust, at o'clock. r. NJ.
, r. - NJ r M HIS AND NEW OK.
l6A8fEa,s = leans u s. mail packet ne-For Memphis and
-. the Bsnds-The dne PASSENGER steamer Capt.
God street. will above For freight passage
apply on board, or to J.H.FRELIGH
Office under St. Charles Hotel.
-Ths line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and Louisville
NJ Adams Express regularly by this line jy2
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From NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK;

TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR ROUTEsI
From NEW ORLEANS 10 NEW YORK;
By the SOUTHERN NAIL daily esg,
NeT Orleans BY n f for Mon
owpry hV Cox Branard Co.'s line of first class River
Fl s Nog go
Columbus and Macon via Atlanta to Augusta thence by
Raegh TO weldon Petersburg, Richmond Washington, Bal
more philadelphia and New York or by the Bay route Of
splendid from Portsmouth to Baimore by the
Virginia and Tennessee E. II. Route,
Leaving Orleans DAILY by the above route for At
anta; thence by Dalton knoXyle and for the Virginia
Sulphur Springs, and Salem, Lynehburg Richmond, to
Baltimore and New York.
all of both by first class steamers and railroads.
Virginia springs, Newben, Montgomery,
other routes For
NFW TKk 70 q W ss ~ oPHEa
RAILROAD ROUTE.
And by the Cheap Routes,
CHARLESTON Or sSyAN \ STEAMSHIPS
TO NEW YORK.
Leaving New Daily by Lines of Boats TO
Montgomery thence TO Charleston ssyapnah bv Railroad
ip size NIL built expressly for the trade with
saeroom Leaving Charles
W. anu EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATgRpAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Sundays Or NON
DAYS would arrive at Charleston or savannah Tor SATG
Leaving New Orleans on THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
DAYS From Savannah there are two lines Of ships
R F Soeh either the Charleston or Savannah routes
tboasd on bouts ami ships included, only ss9 10
tbfe ron from Montgomery New York
Tickets through by either Route and further nforma'
49, ''t'' R;GEpDEs, Agent, 80 Gravler street;
0LD PtlACaa BRANDY b2Is; IN s,oIe and 70
1875 ~ Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20
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Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 r. NJ.
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
, re- FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINn
BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia. Harrison.
burg Trinity and all Intermediate landings
ouachta and Black RysrsThe elegant and swift ran
commander e. Work. clerk, leaves above at O'Clock.
VIRGINUS G. DENTZEL,
fe7 Averising Agent.
Freight taken Bayous Bartholomew and Arbonne with
privilege of reshppng