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neee,pts q Proauee Ye.tsranr.

VICKSBURG- Steamer Grey Eagle-52 bales
cotton ThornhilI & Riohardson-52 do to order-49
Ne Greenwood & Son--33 j & G Gromwell-32 do
Watt &co-S0 Butler, Terry &co-28 Hunt & Ma
caulay-20 Schneider & Zuberbier--l1 A A Green
IL Payne, Huntington &co-l7 ellis & Ferguson
IL Hewett Norton &co--9 L Lees w S Wheel.
err R E Lucket &co-7 Thos M Scott &co-6 do
Given, Watts &co--R Violet, Black &co-5 do to
Edwd Nalle--5 j P Harrison & SOM tn Il NJ
Allen-4 Dean, Adams & Cars G A Holt &co-3
Duff Green 8oo--3 S Copes--3 @ Yale jr-5 do
Smith & CARR E Loekett-l R L Adams-l do
W X Greene Bros-sundries to order-Total 436
bales cotton
ST MARTINSYILLE- Steamer J D Hinde-25
bales cotton A B Charpentier-l2 do 70 rolls eath-
ef Darby, Mouton &co-4 rolls leather w H Nc
Lean-l7 bales moss e Montague ir--27 hides B
GeraTd &eo-l9 do FaGo & Brunaso-25 do lot of
IRON hare-do hid hams plgs rags P E Du-
gruy-i bbis beans Cess & Dowling-I half-bbl of
talloY L Terreboune-l bag of wool and sundrfes
to order-Total 40 bales cotton
VICkSBuRG-Steamer Vicksburg-39 bales of
cotton Rcberts-34 do Wright, Allen $1,000 do
Deynoodt-29 I W N AlleH-2S R Pritchard-
"a w Edwards &cO-20 Meyer Deutoh q Wise-l9
Ober, Atwater 6co-l4 Jonas & Eggleston- II ID
Sherer-9 Champlin & Arrington-S Edwd Male
8 Kicks, Hall & Weatherly-7 Clinton & Richards
4 Butler, Terry &oo--3 Warren & Crawford--l do
to Given, Watts &oo--ll90 SKIS corn and sundries
to order-Totai 800 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ] M ShaFp--5 bales of
cotton Roman g. 0liyier-6 hhds sugar A Thibaut-
267 SKIS cotton seed 0ber, Atwater &co--5S do to
bbls peas A Rochereau &co-
sundEies to order
LOUISVILLE Towboat A ] Baker, barges
100000 bushelsl to N Peterson
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N. o., J. Il G. N. R. R.-May "a bales of
cotton Skipwth &co-S do Rosser, Prothro Goo
Ar |. Walker-3 w j Robson-9 Walker & Snyder
. McFaran, Straight &co--ll Pitcher & Barrow
Friedlander & Gerson-16 Sykes & Conley-44 do
R Powell--20 Jno Hardie &oo---4 S Barrett
w B Thompson-53 T Fl & J NJ Allen-l19 do to
PAYNE Huntington &oo-5 Jno Williams &co-S do
Violet, Black &co-35 Thornhill Il Richardson's
Britton & Moore-l5 Harvey Il McMahon-S do to
Wright Allen &eo-lO Alous Scherck-I GILES.
pie Perry Sco-34 Battle, Noble &co-l to Ellis &
Chamberlin-7 r X Walker &co-4 R BleaEley Il
CO. J Adams &co-l0 Harper, Walker &coG64
Il NJ Merritt--l2 Geo P McLean-6 NJ zuntz-36
Pritehard-23 Summers & Brannin--5 Charles
Johnson 4 Estlin &eo-5 Adler, Easy &co-5 Cal.
Wit Roberts, Warren & Crawford-2 A d Hnkle
&eo-Total 62l bales cotton
N, o., o. Il G. w. R. R.-May "a bales of
cotton ] B GerUrd-4 bales moss to L Surle-l5
SKIS cotton seed Baras & Gaiac-37do hhds sugar
A Miltenberger-3 hhds sugar Given, Watts &co-
4 hides Ferran-sundries to order-Total bales
cotton hhds sugar
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Experts Yesterday.

NEW YORK-steamship Minnetonka-3O bales
cotton Is bales moss bales wool IL rolls leather
1900 SKIS corn $50 bbls -four 1879 hhds tobacco
notwithstanding Lucretia-26 bbls molasses
so bbls whisky 80 hhds sugar 10 hhds bacon 1900
SKIS oats $500 SKIS corn 80 SKIS coffee and sundries
GALVESTON Steamship W G Hewes-S3 bbls
flour 100 SKIS malt and sundries
VERA CRUz-Br schr Mai-241 bbls -four 50
kegs lard 10000 feet lumber
MOBILE Steamer Orleans-Sundry mdse
GRAND 'GAYMAN-Br schr Dolphin bbls OF
beef bbls pork 20 bbls pork u do meal 1000 feet
lumber
GRAND CAYMAN-Br schr Challenger-5 bbls
meal So bbls -four bbls pork
SABINE PASS-Steamship Emily-8 bbls whis
Ky 100 bbls -four
MONTGOMERY (Ala)-Steamer Vigo-20 bbls
pork hhds sugar Al bbls molasses bbls whisky
and sundries
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FTFra DIsTRICr couRr.
Arr,val. ). Dc z.r.nelpal netel..

ST. CHARLES w D Whitehead, Va; a Heath
2 Stone Memphis; Hough U s A; CIV Goyer
Memphis; Il Whiteman, Montreal; u j Yorkn men
CHM; Beard, Miss; J S Ford, Mobile; S Allen
r Lear, Memphis; G Wallis, Phila; j Dun.
ham. q Berl1er Montgomery; r Vance KY; G O
Block, Montgomery; D B Anderson, Louisville; A
Ponton, W T Brown, N Y; J P Adams, Newbury-
port; w Prentiss, N Z; f w CAN'T, Ark; NE s
gsssetty, city; Humble and wife, Fort jackson;
W 4 kyfet, o Il Williams, Miss; Mrs Potter; Lieut.
9 Smith, Sd Michigan Infantry; Mrs Z Collins,
jos soTley, Galveston; w Rowe, US A; d Fl
Regain Indauola, Texas; D Monohan, U S A.
ST LOUIS H0TEL-Mr Leonard, Ala ] Joor,
Baton Rouge; F B Walton, Tenn; S Jolly, w
Bein, ] Bethel, i Sellers, city D w Payne, u
\; Col @ Q 0rdema A Hortel and wife, Mobile;
LII Fowler, do; Hough and wife, Ky; 6
Williams, Boston j F Banetor do
CITY HOTELt-J Marsh, New Iberia; ] P Smith
s @; O A Chisholm, Woodyille Miss " D Walsh.
West Feliciana s ] Taylor, Port Hudson A M
jackson, West Felicians C G Williams Lafourehe:
g WiIckes, Memphis; w y Gordon, Ringgold, ca !:
2 AZ Hale, Chattanooga; n G Mound, Tex; w q
Green, Chattanooga; 7 A Garner, Summit: NJ
McAair Mount Olive, Miss; Dobbs, J AL
rams. city; Davis, o A Norwood Texas; w M
Minyard, Ala; A . Outlaw, Miss; A McNeely,
In; r ) Dunbar, do; Col G 0rdeman, G Chap
man, I Cade, city; + A Greene end wife; w At
kinsons = Rivers and wife, J a Phares, J D Fer
guson, Billings, W N Williams, Miss; j I Dupre
U Beers, y Legion, Fl Shepherd, B Shepherd,
Texas; w Hampton, Miss u Wilses, Cincinnati;
Agrs shaekleford and son, Mo.
ST. JAMES H0T1L--J Johnson Z Matthews
g Blue, L + Bridsong, Miss: 7 i Rosser, National
Express Go; Brown, Tenn; d McCloud, H
y 3 Easton and wife, II Stanley. Ala; @ Roberts,
Miss; Z g Bowie, La. n Oliver aud wife, Mem
phis w Martin, w Watson, Miss. w Smith
fieksburg; Monette, Morehouse parish
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Bgu ORIGINS 9ailg (rqsftpt.
TAe courts.
Ceases Set for Trial This Day.
arnoNn rtsraIcr couRr.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Lewis 4 0,Nea vs.. Childs--KOontz. Singleton
specession az David Barbour koont2, Rosalius
4 Phillips. Bright, Elmore King,
SfFeession 81 n. j. Ranney--Fuller, Wallace,
Roseiins 4 Phillips. Buchanan & Gilmore, Durant
& Hognor, S, B Hughes.
Succession Of s, w. 0akey--Rallott. Race,
Succession q jean Lerethe -Buisson, Jann.
R6selias i Phillips.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Mcclure 4 Jonte vs.. w. Il. Chambers Augustin.
Molloy & Coleman.
Ant. Bfingier vs., A. Kissinger- Nix s Robinson
Augustin.
81 Gallagher VS.. ]. McNally-ColenAn. walker
Gee. H9wes VS.. ]. Girard-J. G. Walker
Shacsleford
{. Washington vs.. G. Robinson Mix s Robin
son. Lambert.
a KFlsder IS. N. schuberg-Iiraudais. MIX {
Robinson.
Miss Jalie vs.. Mrs. Roux- Nurtagh. Biron.
S. Vignes vs. n Jamet-E. 4 @. Morel Robert.
-, Daihel vs.. A. MARQUEE Morel. Sambola &
Dacros
Delaney vs. Haggerty Augustin. Bermudez
Rondeaux vs.. Gardner Augustin, j. Q. Brad
ford. Lea. I. w. Collens.
G. VI Irwin vs.. steamboat Hine ct al.--Mix s
Robinson. Henley.
Geo. Smith VS.. steamboat Hine ct al-Mix &
Robinson. Lemley.
ges hoffman vs. D. Block ct al.-Gmard. Lynch
d Wenok.
SFoHhgham o. tlsh vs.. j. Gruet T0rrey
Tissot.
Gaas s. Forhman vs.. Williams and wife-Beldeu
&FHselier Lemley & Redmond.
Edward Watts vs.. D. gerty-Lemley. Budd
& Murphy.
Bobinson and wife VS.. Lucas and wife-Lemley.
Nix & Robinson.
@. Kreutell VS.. Jean Henley
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Green & Elder vs.. Y. soniat ct als.-Elmore &
King. BermudeS.
j G. Van Wrinkle vs.. Payne, Huntington & Co.
7. w Collins. Harrison & Hunton.
Vol Pretto rs. National Fire and Marine In
surance CO. Cohen. At0eha & Howe.
#oif Y Pretto Us. bark Honduras OF als.--
Hyans & Jonas. Cuvellier.
r. Richardson, curator, VS.. j. H. Phelps q Co.,
Hyams Jonas. Breaux & Fenner
n. Cameron vs.. u. Maheu--Fuily. Van Dalson.
Elizabeth Parker vs.. Smith, BFoas and wife-Mo-
Connel. 7. w. Collens.
FTFrH DISTRICT COURT.
AZ FL. Monsseaux vs.. Ed Thebaus ct als-T. w.
Coleus. Whitaker, Fellows & Mills.
Fanny Ada Sparks vs.. Augustus A. Folks her
husband-M hitaker, Fellows l. Mills Hynes &
Gordon.
William G. Lytls Es. Jacob simm ct als-Egan &
Day. Wapies 81 Kellogg, Lacey.
Margaret Y Baddngton ". Louisiana State
Mott Miller Briggs.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Vim sPaker vs.. +. Pena--Hornor Bermudez,
Marie lerrpia VS.. her husband Bison Collens
Kate ]. Stapleton KS. S. j. Eastman ct al
Lacey. Hunt, Morgan.
James syme ct al, vs. a.. S. Mansfield Durant
4 Hnrnor Hunt
Michael Condron vs.. John Brohan-Race, Foster
4 Merrick. Collens.
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Imports Yesterday.

NDIANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
Morgan-lS bales cotton D Blair &co-l4 do to
G W Vest Jas Connolly &co-18 bxs tobacco to
Peyton & Washburn-I75 head cattle to McQuoid,
Mehle &eo-sl277 in boin and sundries to order
Total 80 bales cotton
BALTIMORE Steamship Cuba-Astd mdse
MONTGOMERY (Ala)-Steamer Blue Wing No
"a bales cotton Banks, Lorng &co-28 bbls tar
e Brennan-sundries to order
M0BIlE-Steamer Frances-T bales cotton to
Speed, Summers &co-sundries to order
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get IS for carrying each person do not approve of
this course. The other hulk which is to receive
the well of the steerage has not yet appeared
and the poor people are desperate We of the
cabin may remain here a day or two, as our quar-
tiers are puresand safe.
The New York papers are here, full of sensa-
tonal writing and falsties, for they speak of veg
etables and provisions" etc. sent to us. One
would imagine constant communication was
kept up with us. Our good Capt. Prowse is a man
| shall ever respect, as no one could have done
more than he. Day and night his anxieties have
weighed upon him; four times in a night has he
given proper burial to the dead; and his treat
ment here is almost too much for him to bear.
He expects much trouble from the steerage pas.
seugers in regard to everything himself the ship
the food-eyerything for nothing could satisfy
them, He organized a tranquili2ing committee
among them, and of themselves, and they are bet
ter to-day; but they were like powder mag
azine.
This is an experience l shall long remember
The dead of last Tuesday are yet in our little boat
but the health officers have it now tied to the hulk
The sun is very powertul--it is quite summer like
1t seems long time since we arrived; but it is
only forty-eight very long hours, When all is ar
ranged, can patiently await the end of the quar-
antine. indignation is my present sensation
Affectonately, your niece,
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LIVERPOOL

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of lading
here at through of freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
Storage passenger tickets granted by this line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final of destination may be either Fixed on signing
the bills of ladng declared by the holder of the bill
of ading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus afordng the importer the choice o
markets
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons ..,...P, Jamson Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. IA. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI. 1854 tons "a Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons. IT. Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM. L. Mesnsy, Capt
GAMBIA 1s61 tons. j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. I64l .... j. Hairby Captain
1913 tons. III P. P Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool sI2S gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight applyto
HUNTER, AsKEW 4 CO.. n Carondelst street.
Consgnees of goods are respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight and obtain
Livery orders for the same,
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PASSAGE $50 CUR
To sail on SATURDAY, May 18th at AK
E9B L1VERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Bolivian.
Cargo is now being received at the Companys Wharf
Third District for the above sailing punctuay
SATURDAY, the 18th of May, az o'clock NJ and to be
followed by the BRAZILIAN on Saturday. the 18th May
Cabin to Liverpool SIPS in gold Its equivalent
in .. s. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER AsKEW q CO., Al Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London ct ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted to shippers
Rg Bills of lading for this Company (which can only be
Signed will be had at the Agents office as above.
The ALABAMA will sail on WEDNESDAY, I'd May.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
To sail on SATURDAY. May 9TH, at O'Clock A NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL THE MAGNIFICENT
last-sailng steamship
=. COncOrdia,
WINTHROP SEARS Commander.
viii leave as above, from Post "A, Fourth District
Cabin Passage. ...,............. SIPS in Gold.
steerage ..,,".,.......... $40 Currency.
For freight passage having splendid Recommendations for
cabin and stesrage Passengers, apply to
0RERvY, MCPHERSON t CO..
Corner oaEOadelet and Gravier streets
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Domestic Ports.

New York, April 27-Arriyed, steamship Mar
mion, Warsaw, from New Orleans April 19, Cid,
bark Dirigo, Blair, for New Orleans.
Fortress Monroe, April 27-Arriyed, steamship
Rapidan, Alexander from New Orleans-saied
same day for New York.
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At Quarantine.

Brig Hope, ---, from Havana
Schr Talisman, Conner, from Havana
Schr Salvador, Hanson, from Havana, to Golden
bow j. Lesparre
Steamship Savannah, DeHart, from Havana, to
in Courtenay
Steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleton, froU Havana
to Aerega= &eo,
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOE NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
and splendid sidswhsel Steamship
MORNING STAR. 24OO tons. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR, ,sOl5 tons, Quick, Commander.
GUIDING STAR" 1886 tons. Barry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Bell, Commander.
For New York Direct, ...
The new aud 6rst-class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1900 TONS. Sumner, Commanding
MERRIMACK.. 300 tons, .Vansice, Commanding
MARIPosA. tons. Quick, Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons. =. Whitman Commanding
The new and drst.class side wheel steamship
Evening Star,
H S. QUICK, Commander
VIII leave the Company wharf foot of jackson Square on
SATURDAY, May 18th, ats A NJ, precisely
The Evening Star will go DIRECT to New York and NOT
via Havana
The Line composed largest and most elegant steam
ships which have been built in this country any
line They every respect fitted ocean service and the
route which they Thsr passenger
are not exceed by those of any other steamers the
Passage in sidewhee ships first cabin $780, cabin
SO; Passage in ships, first cabin, $50.
Freight will be Companys warehouse on the
landing all times during busass hours the Companys
rates ar eigh. viii always be made by any other
line
EoFEFelgnE or passage apply 70
j. N. CoURTENAY, Agent
s3Csrondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMwELL's N. 7. AND N O. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, May 9Th, at SAM
FOR NEW WORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favorits steamship
George Washington,
E. V EAGER Commander
will leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street, Second District
above.
First Cabin Passage .,.................... $50.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
A oa5ondelet street.
BLACK STAR LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, May s.h, at SAN
FOE NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favostte steamship
Fung shuey,
COUGH, Commander,
viii leave her wharf foot Of St Joseph street, promptly as
above
S!sss oloIn raasase;
For freight passage having superior accommodations
GEO. A FosDIoK.
- 50 Camp street, Natchez.
BALTIMORE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
To sail on SATURDAY, May 9Th, at P. NJ carrying the
United States Mails
FORTY EIGHT HOURS LESS SEA TRAVEL THAN BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE,
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
The magnificent ocean steamship
Liberty,
-, , ". ]. STAFFORD, Commander,
For speed safety and comfort this is unsurpassed
Freight for Havana and Baltimore taken at the lowest rates.
and through bills of ladng signed for Philadelphia
Fare to Havana ............... $50 currency.
Fare to Baltimore -. ...... 500 CURRENCY
For freight or passage apply to
CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO.,
Corner Gravier and Carondeet,
or to WTTHERSPooN & HALsEY,
Carondalat straat
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Brig Griffin, Bouti1ier, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, lost near Flores, had cargo OF 223
bales cotton
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IRISH LrNEN.-Messrs Kreeger & selgman have
received five hundred pieces more of those cheap
Irish linens, which they sell at SO bolt "a yards
Don't fail to ride up to COZ Magazine street and
secure a few pieces of them,
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVEsTON--INDIANOLA.

Il
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON ......... sgI ..
PASSAGE TO INDIANoLA. ........,....,.. 80
Frg to Galveston and ndianola two thirds of Galveston
card rates.
To leave on FRIDAY, 9TH inst, atsA.m.
The low-pressure side-wheel iron steamship
w. @. Hewes,
D. s, AUSTIN, Commander,
will leave as above from the foot Of St Joseph street. For
freight passage apply to
l. @. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills of adlng signed at the Agents Office
N. B.-These steamers, carrying the U. S. Mails leave
punetually as advertised,
Rg~ Coal OIL received in metal packages only
FOR GALVESTON AND LNDIANo1A,
THE MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. May 9Th, atoAM
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. ..............
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA Observation-Disclosures. 80
Freight to Galveston and Iudanoa wohda of Galveston
card rates,
The new iron side wheel and low pressure steamship
Morgan,
JOHN Y I4AWLEss, Commander
VIII leave above, from the foot of St. Joseph
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
l. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills of lading signed at the Agents Office
N B,-The of this line carry the o. g. Mails and
are the only steamers leaving ually advertised
APALACHICO
To sail on SATURDAY, May 5th, atsrA
FOR APALACHICOLA AND ST MARKS
The A steamship
Beaufort,
W H HUTCHINGs Commander,
VIII receive freight Post I6 first District and sail as above
For freight passage apply to
M. MERRITT,
q Carondolet street.
PENSACOLA.
#. To sail on SATURDAY, May 9Th, at8Am.
A'OA EEASACOAA AND MILTON - THE
Steamship
]. R, KELLEY, Commander,
receiving freight at Post is First District and will sail
as above.
For freight passage apply to
L. N, MERRITT
Al Carondele street.
BOSTON.
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
To sail SATURDAY, May 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ
FOR BOsTON-THE SPLENDID AL FAST SAIL.
ing steamship
st. Louis,
F. F, CLAUssEN, Master
will leave above from Post Fourth District For freight
pass So having unsurpassed apply to
CREEvY MCPHERSON & co,
Corner Carondslst and Gravier streets
...a STEAMBOATS,.
LOUISVILLE.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE LINE.
EJOR E,OUTSVHEF.E EVANSVILLE CAtPO
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Bordeaux, april lO-s Sailed ship Express, Robin
for New Orleans.
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Below-con,lne Up.

Brem ship Hermine, Wins, from Bremen Haven,
9th March, to Thiele, Seller eco
Or bark Yumiri, Thompson, from Liverpool, It'll
Mrrch, to Ashbridge, Ocean &eo
Bark 0den
Ship Telegraph Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to Farclough eco
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arIne SntrHtge>)te.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP srREER, |
Friday, May 4, 1855,
'Si "-~s - ASSS'
Cleared Yesterday.

Friday, May {, 1855. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Minnetonka, Bots, for New York,
Marcy, Meggett s. Maury
Steamship Lucretia, Blakesly, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
Steamship W Hewes, Austin, for Galveston.
&c Harris
Steamship Emily, Marxen, for Sabine Pass,
Huntington Bros
Steamer Orleans Sinnott, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Yigo, Norton, for Montgomery,
JE Hyde &co
Br brig America, Mckenzie, for Cardenas, in bal,
last, Master
Br schr Mai, HardenbuIgh, for Vera Cruz,
Err Poole
Br schr Dolphin, Thompson, for Grand Cayman,
BIZ sohr Challenger, Fisher, for Grand Cayman,
% pishnrv
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

GULF sTEAMPHIP L1NE-v1A MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Aa,-oompOsed OF thefoluwing screw stoanshps
Alliance,
H. j. AGNEw, Commander.
Planet,
@. H HALLoWELL, Commander.
Exnct,
CT wAsHBURN, Commander
Q. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander
These all at the lowest rates and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river, giving through
bills of lading with privilege of reshppng Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile tor New Orleans be
Warded up the Mississippi river Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and cousignees
Shippers will please procure Agents office
oesore shipping, and viii have their bills of ladng signed
the same place. PERKINS HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents,
26 Carondeet street. New Orleans, La
- STEWART OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE,
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, May 4th on the arrival of the NJ
Pontchartrain Railroad train.
FOR MOBTLE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
Frances,
A L, MYERS Commander
viii leave as above, carrying the U. s. Malls
BS OF i"ding will be signed at the Agents Office until 81
Freight taken at Is per cent less than card rates
h8~Coal oil received in metal packages only.
l. C. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
WATERING PLACES.
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
Christian Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
LouIse.
JAMES HOPKINS Commander
Win hereafter continue her TH,weekly trips as souows
TUESDAYS. o'clock A. NJ Pontchartrain R. R. Train
THURSDAYS, o'clock An
SATURDAYS, o'clock PM
Returning will leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING
WEDNESDAY EVENING
FRIDAY MORNING
All freight intended for her should be properly labeled and
addressed patent direction labels can got at the Office of tn
company and sent to the Ponteharan Railroad Depot one
hour before the passenger trains
Ga SATURDAY positively freight will be received after
o'clock P M, train
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, 10 CarondeIot street,
. FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY on the arrival Of
the GA Ponchartain Railroad train for Ocean Springs
and way landngs and every SATURDAY at P, NJ Pont-
charrain Railroad Train for Pascagoula and all landings
FOR THE WATERING PLAOEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER, Commander,
will leave "a above. For freight passage apply to
LEACH 4 PERKINS,
corner of Grayier and CaronIeet strsets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

oPEhoqsAs AND ATCHAFALAYA COAST PACKET,
,-,,- Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 5 P NJ
P ~, enp 49, 2 qgssAS, WAsHINGToN, FORT
pare MOUTH Of Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
ahes On bayou Courtableau, Atchafalaya and Mssis.
sIPsl nyerCT6e hae and Light draft passenger packet
SlehhtS u y Pickett master, ]. B. Schmidt clerk will
ieags AZ above Returning will leave Washington every WED
NEsBA9 MORNING, at 10 O'clock A NJ Particular atten.
ton PAID to Coast business For freight passage apply
board, OF to F' ~
BARUs GAJAG Agents. Q St Louis street
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent