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Glasgow weekly times., 1866-08-24
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GGreden Der setitIi&en Serren in Der Ibtei
ipurbe ibr @ebduoe Don ben 3ruppen umiteGt,
l1no Der Dberit bei6ieo bic wlroisen Mdnner
Dor 1iG. Mit buriter Stimme uno %finiterer
Wliene fruete er, 100 oos Silberseua lei. 9ie
6erreu bstbeuerten b56it tuebmitbiS, ooB le
9ar fem SilberSeu9 bdtten; ba oCnnerte Der
Oberlt $50 iperbe i9 eS ieltit iu&en IuNen!"
Natlrlid mar Der uersrubene S6ub I'M 2uufe
upn flint Wtinuten %sefunoen. 9ie @iaeutbl>
mer ma6ten UerleSene @efi&ter ibre @srmirr
run9 nabm ieoU6 nod mebr gu, ols ibnen Der
Oherit etDfnete, DAB er BON ben &eonertalenten
zines Der parOisen !6rr. seb6rt babe, unO bdb
er qar Iebr wini6e, BET lelbe m6se ibm, ieineu
Offisiereo uno SOlouten etpas porprepiaen, u.
;uar lDitnfte er gang ipeciea, Oab Uerlelbe Ucr
ibuen Die &c bist pieberbCle, bic &c am pOrtsen
SOnntas in Der &irde sebulten babe. Inter
Oieier 9eotnaua9 wsrce &c OuS Silber3eus que
ridoeben.
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Son BEN ifroteoiShen @crtbetlen, tpel6e bic

Son ben aratssiiden @Ortbetlsn, tpelde bic
Oefret9er eebobt tdttsn, tparen ite ntat 70
l6tdfrig sepelen, rotlen tpir gar niat rsoen,
lonbern mir beripeiltn bic Qeler nuf bte @rfat'
runeen, pelht man an Seferrei4 BET Mus'
nail leinsr 5esrfibrer au alien 3stten &C.
ma1t bat. ~ @er niGt auf Der iO9enannten
s lelsleiter, auf welAer Die Sprolen rnetlen'
tpett a~useinanber ieben, %aoanctrt, ~ Sabre
alt unb ntbt ~penisltens @raf Uoer gar Sitrlt
1T. fam In Seaerrei4 fein Sesrfubrer 'etr.
@eine wiftisien Gisenfhaften muller! fOl'
aenbe lein : Gutter Sport8mann, SanSer,
&appier@ unb SGldserfeGter, D~Crsisltder
MmruD, unb feinsr 6Ufmann. = Strate9te
brnuht er niAt gu Sertehen, bent, 81 oteler'
;3lrede teltett Der General 9uarttermetlte'-
S'ob, pelher ;war iebr seIdidt iein foil, unD
BON pelIen fratesilhemB tHe len Die NrmeecprpS7
8 ummanb1nten jebren.
g8er Nun trgenb bic &ries6ereigniie Der
lebten 20 Sabre nod i'm 0eDa6tntne bat,
muB ms unbeoinst beipfiAten.- Mas itbrt-
gems ldlieeltG Seferreth fir pUltttfhe 6et@
Ter nah NuBen 9emadt BAT, molten mir init
benz S4leier Der gerge1enbeit bebeden, ipstl
Is ui1e spebe tbun wiiroe, wieber anf ben bet
matltGsn 8ooen 3uridSeben 3t miIien, bamtt
mir auf etnem 0iener &irGbuf DieastAt NIT
prsuBiiGer Grpe beSraben rreroen.
2rdpprt, q. g., 27. Suit &c.
81. @ntDn Sani1n.
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SernttIbteS.

-Se[btmproo e8 Wt0rberS sud
EFT. IuS Wbesling trift bic Na6rIht Elm,
poR ne ant MittuO4 in Der Ndbe pom Sitter
pile Die 2ei9e bes oeulI6en g ittlers 8ottIriee
2udert. Der an1 Saurftag Ibeno in Geutrs
Wbeeling cine 6rau 8ioole, nit Der er frlbel
aufintlmen S. f selebt baben, pom tbr aber per"
ubi9ieoet ruDrben fem ipQ, nit feds Wtelerftlht
ermoroet i'm DbiOflus sefunoen bat. Oie 2el4'
muroe an uerfbieoeaen Wertmoten, iopie an
Napieren. bic man bel benz @rtruntenen portano
uuuftanois ais bic 2uderts inoentlfjlrt- Se'
benfaQs bat oer M6rrer tur5 na4 Vertlbuna
eor 8lutbat, oh aus Reue Coer aus Sur6t,
eineefansen 3l w>roen, weib man nibt, Selbit'
moro begangen.
-@tnebeitere @piIpoedHSbem
iGrieqe in 86bnten. Cine wirtli6e
ipabbafte Ssi6i6te fiel in benz OOrte Ores
tpp, llblih Don &eihiaot Dor. Dort beEuoe'
li6 cine 9lbtei nit mebreren 9rdpenbaren
Das mdrtil4e Sularenreslment, oslen Com
oeur ais SpabuOgel in Der 9an5en Arn1ee Be-
tannt lit, iclte oa5 senanute OOrI beleBen,
DIS CT in 3smuis onlanlte, er;dblte ibm er
| Spiun, einer Der 9rn. 0sdpenOare babe an
~pU1igen 5onntas cine erl4redli@e BreOist se'
gen Die Yreusen ssbalteu, lie zine 8anoe Dor
9ieben, W6tbern II. f.. ID 9%enannt uno l6lteB=
lid, bic YiarrtiuOer aufseforoert. iiA nit Wtlt'
aabeln II I. 10 su bepdffnen nno Den beDellI9z
ten 8ooen oes ate GSehenlanoes S6rItt rcr
S6ritt ,u uertbeioiseu, @leid5srtiS erjd1te Der
Spiun, pap ole gsiitll@en oerren lbr 5'e'1l'd
mertbupues Stlber,eu9 all elmer STEELE, ole et
aenou anaab, rer9 aben batten. 9Is rtortI'
iden 6ularcn, Der lultl9e Oberlt an Der Sp!se'
aaqopirten nab Dem 0orfe. DIE Sspotter'
una balten Yor1e5o9en, ben Serlu6 mt Dalt'
q beln sesen 3unonlotl4enebre 5a tanlpfer'
nlGt gu m1t,n, II. barrte 3ltter"o Oes uftosp"'
oa8 Die ,@lnoringli1le" iloer ne o,r9ap8ef
piirceu. Der CHUTE Bat rematpla LIN
5hoauug fiji olo 0Olf. Natirli4 puroe ibH
oieielbe suseIi6ert, Aber 5n ni4t sertnSen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-30
Eaa Alltrnsmtfe non europa, nirekt
nar1 has atlantifbt 1abel
Weitere Siege Der YreuBsm. Sriebens>
i6luk suilden Oetrei9 mnO
HrcnBem.

gG19renb inns In Der Naht BON eeitern an
6sute Die reaelmdBieen eurrpdti&rn 9an1pfer
Die &unpe tra&ten, paB 9reuben unb Stalten,
unbetlmmsrt INN 9OuiS yiupU!eCn. tbre SOr
tbeile 0erfOlsten uup oab Die YreuBer tbren
@te8eSmarI I'd eessn 8ieE Forts sten, Darn
ftabt unO 8ranffurt beietten, MainS eins
fhIcTen unb ben &bein abiperrten, lptpte Daf
Die Staliener nsue @rlOlse Bel SeueOis erran,
gen, fam stet& Darauf Die 3aubertunre. baB
bas ntlantiIhe Sabel 3wilden Srldno nnp
gtmerjta alidllG qelest III, uno feline erlte bt=
rette 8ptlAaft BON Der alien an BITE reue Welt
lautst = 8rteDen- SrieoenSl&luB 3rt
1ten 9rtu6en unD Ssfreth.
Seitret4 iAeint in Der etlften Stunbe lei
men mtlttdriihen Namen purb einen Sise
ii6er Die ttaltenil6s SlOtte unD bur@ elm midi
aana erfUl9Iu1es 2refen BET Bien ialpirt 81
taben,
ueber bic Sriebens 9 ED sun9en
melpet pas atlanti1Ae Sabel nod niGts-
SIN 8etref bes Weiteren oerreiien mir fmr
beute auf unlere telesrapbiiAen Sepei&en.
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&atb befolst, 70 mirce Der Ntbem bes lingo
tbtims BE frete 2uft @merita's ni6t mebr pers
pefen, wdbrsno ma ii6 jebt paruuf ssfuet
MAIDEN muB, bab bic iuplide SurY, Dor pel@
der 9aSis tpegen 8erratbS prc3eltrt tperoen
lol, ibm fretipri@t Uoer ii& nittIuber elm Ser
bttt einigt.
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Rei(e= 9P(egen6eiten.
Ybitaeelpbias, Wilmiuston> nuO
Baltimore Raijroab.

9ie t~itrsefte unO eiusis birecte Route bon
Baltimore mad
gah,
atlantic @tth
2oHs 8rau&, F..
Delaware Dater O p, r.
NemsDorL '
Wewpert
8rRou,
DRtte Mountains
4ertI0nb,
WOntreat,
QuebeC
2ate@eereE
Saratusa eprtuga
GBnrsn SPRINGS,
Creation 8 ans,
unh ben
4aUHt. puntttu TN " G naId uuk
BEN ntrhIt& Rew.HprP
unh BE
1M8enet m Re &sHte nG&
nttcd, 8praeuf
WU@eFer 8uffaIe,
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Sufpenfic 4rihae, g.
Dunttrt &C.
YaHdstere, tptI&t Ole go A1H. Sbtr 1926 DIR. grvr,s
81 { nebnen, get. n bur& SSn Baltimore mad SafaiO shs
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SUPERINTENDENT Ofeft0urant,
Tim Srrfhum

Gu Sesmetben ID bic z HrnbGIE bes
@Ribtn gtnu TurHberetns
gde Al Str. unb Waine Mpe.
aRS niGt 622 Rew SertS Gbesue.
Die NIT Der 5sat In 9rsstabuas ftbtnbt Bas Ittftst kAs
Beft aus Ride nnb RtHer.
So frtunbIt@tSa Gtiu&e Iabet etn
(oht3 i) Ter EurnbeRaIn.
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m YptOm1c
'ai2SzzAAAs EranSDprtGttDn&s3tnte>

m a1 yptDI1dc
faxA~HAAAnS EranSpUrtGttpnSs2tuie%
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perl6st 2tghtar. W6Grf, Tics 30 9 iehta DtenRas 4 ub'
No3mtttasS fur
Meranbria, Waibinstea unb' Georgetown ,
In gerbtnbuns NIT Der Drenst unb GIeJdnbrtG Gittnbseu
na@ 9pn&burs uns bait an ben ~fOlNnetn eanbuusspiastn
Dptnt 9DOtput Dtues Point, noJreu'S tJtark
&urrtDu,sn Bob, Stones W6art, eaueoaer INHERIT
pIowceu'S Dbarf, 8suTt Yetnt. Tpet't Gred.
NatbtGs YOtnt, N6nienacS Stored, e~hattsrtrn 3anb.
Snsttt's psvnt. Uahb'4 *errs nne @rvnaSH4.
SurndIebrenb StrIdbt htrftItt D~Sfhtn1tgn ttstu
SomROs 8 i1br JIOrsen1 u. HItraAbrtH z ubt MetEtnl
Der Ddupftr Dtamrne state aart. 3 &tllen.
psrl66t DaIttmere Bonn Vttr Rn. s Et8ttbr. Waort tthen
Srettds RdHmtttde 4 ubr NIT
w- 8 ur9rd t, T
nur an Dtns4 pOtHL BDrUtIlS DHstf.
ednEaftr @tarf SIp~btnb mRasf unS
% IHrapn I dl ,eeno.
Snrlffttrtnb ptrIdes CT gDaTtinstsn itttS EVittrr& 0
utr unh Mlerdnbrtd 7 III AbeneS.
bunsspIdstn an
Ttatu auseunft aScr 6rd@t cbtr pGHSss rtHbt mon 10
Sn Baltimore.
an u. Reetta n & SURb, l42 2tsstar. HrrF
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5aItiulprc Inn @anann Somp1@Ih So.

g. Nler. Drown & SSbne,
@ssEa4 General Mser ten.
Raeb y1ew SrIcamS unb 9aDana,
sGaw- bel Sep Neit anbalteno.
Edbrenbtr Der Staten Ypf. a.
Die 1. elafe Daupffhtfe bteier etnte fabrtn mite fSIst
Cuba, HOO Eonuen,
@tIItam @pIItnS, HrfetlSbnttr,
4tberfp, 1850 Ecnnen,
Capt 1895 u 8Gtn,
Samfd8. 4. Auy uf.
gtad 6auana uia Stem Orleans.
aSla6rt BON Dr1wmS WtGrf. TeuS Point, punft 1 Abr
gln3mttt1ss am GneeSetsten Gage.
S3tsen 0rd6t Ueer pdfGSe, NIT unubertrehftGfn BE-
GuemIt4teiten, meHte mon T9 an bic NgeHten
9enrs N. DGrfteIb g..
10 Spear's aDbGsf.
W9. 8esRe 8raHtbreft dustr tie rDn Der G~Uraposnte et.
~I,efsrttn wtr en- unterSei&ntt e 6ubntsihetne fur Era9t
nHHt n In bttfer Office einerbslt mtrhsA, Nm expeditions.
tags werbfu rsber 5raGt aae. HDnamen nod 3aSnRssfGtiue
nuteTjet&nrt. (6p17-S)
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y { DC q 2.
Der 7.25 A@. 3us R.tt In Rem gahIe In 8erbinSura
NIT eeA ntnen U. tIesG 9ten D rnpftSst rGamI. ". Beltsn'
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mas.
Bans rGtftrtat n. - Der go NER. auc
febt td:tt4 (SSnntdes Gusetnpuarenl In 0erbiuhuua mti
Yttlabtlpbtd.
ag- s%saTaRtere. susI&s Dur6tidtts babtn, perteu tr
weiterbttSrnett.
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Sir u5tsrs ausfuHft Uber Gtreulare p.I&e bic Rcutrs.
btf4retbsn. rrsn6e man nd an bic Z t6et Of.tee, y Ell.
ttntltr DEBIT. pier an BITE Office Der Btratnia unb LeAHf
ice Atr Sine RatIrpab, l25 Xef GdIttpUrehr.
@eGrae u. DabmRn.
General Gtdet AgeRt
ID II. @r 70 fptb q ut
(~25tul1ntti 8 8 &ennep. GapsrtntHnttnt
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zB=N OS siniptrtb d # uno Wetn:
9anclMn9

@3H 0dHcluu8
&. Swifelhnfer aus &uituct.
Gin GusgeseiGueter rOt9er unb weiSer Npsin
5u 10 Gts. per sGuppcn.
Ser @aIpne 5u 81 so, 90, 800 II. 400!
8aOil@er OberIdnOer, @fdlSer, gedar> unG
&beinweine +!
Gbenfo Elm gutter GtSdhDetn,
Dubemb nebf GIat1en 5000
frei nad alien G5stIsn Der Stdbt s~eIiefert.
6. 3wtffetbDtfeE
go. 90 AlberHare Spl4en Pratt'
1%9iur3uttl NIB @tunSpit d6e.
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Mhtunb,trnn,io Gf1fnhpu
6 a , { so a b.

muir etnmdIbte GGrSwe&TeInh
Elm Dertbetl, Der Guf ietner dnbtren 9tpRtc stboton ttr
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~ Die 1t0ttS FuS ehItts biz 1. NOstmbtr 1858 rnb
Der 3Ehab r Tam an ireene etneut Sunite an Ter Strute F&
mad Bclieben ~dutbdtten. ~
~ Dies IT. be ct Itee Rsute, Gut wstter YaFasttrt
. Hets fur bic 5tn' uno Snru6fabrt rrba ten fSnnea. 3u
r~udfetrene ra% Baltimore ubtr Nrr Dpr9 unb YtiIobeIpEta
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SObu &. ~yIieefefDf.

S5Obn s.. yt'ebfeIDts
N9et1t beS baltimore 0eder",
tt and bic Nsentur bar Columbia fbsrrcmnlen unb bs.
toret- taianilt1e eeutta amrrtfGniiGt, icUte bsutl6e btL'
lstrtatI4e nne peIttti4e Gel iartft.n. lmet15-il
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GrcurGcns.9idetS

tu feRr ttrabsefsstsn Yrttftn!
aber ROoten, tueI&t Bic f&6utn @stirssftturn In Pen niSI.
= nten arb BITE hS&f rnaIerif&tn Gtttit Der @tGattn Ntu
gSrs uee, YIN Gnelan6s tn I'D f&tts5tn, ntrhen GusstEr.
ttst fur bic Stquemt,&ttit ron
&Ourtfen nn6 4ersnasuusss&etfenb
unb ssben ~S.nfeIbsr BE grabI Son ft&s se.tSiresu.n aUu.
ten na@ Niagara GGIIS sbtr 8uffa 10 une iurl6
t brtne eta 3dte Sntartp duf GHertEantf&tn HAtr taaItG&en
Dantpffatdsn rad Dsbenburs. Nlpntr al sbtr auttte. be
enien6 SnteIn" phtr BITE Strrmftntneu tts Ct Qdwrerce
Bat Ease paiRrenb, na& 8rRDn. gtrtu .Ucrl Ubsr Baltimore
an funfttS Serf@ttheuen &puttn.
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%10n(6tngton, Q. C.

UbFNUNtNV - tV"NEU@f
9euti&er @opOtut in Waibin9tpn, .. g.,
p~ructi5irt Der Olen @eri9t8bSfen ses Dihrits.
Office; Ssu. 495 gtebente Citrate,
it6er ben G9uBfpre res Sru. Pratt.
%(16jl9nt)
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STEAMERS geauttg Ghis Day.
a ApvYRTIgnp IN THE n. Q. eREscENr
wednesday, june Is. 1900.
Arrivals a. the PrlnelpoI Eaotels.


ST CHARLES HOTEL-C S Hunt, Terrebonne;
J McDougan, city a Robinson, Piaquemine " :
B Hopkins, city; L B Carpenter, 9Th Q 5 csyalTy;
Lieut. 0 Sieart, D B Maleomly, Phia; IN I p NC
Kelvy, @ Hart, Quarantine; w Johnson \ u II
Preston, Coles Greek; w ] Brtton, Pass Christian;
G Vaghn and wife D Thomas, Miss; NJ Hooke'
Brookbaven; J G ChaTlean, Ttotson, hnoXglle;
@ Gibbs. N ", n @ Dorol Miss S L Dickson, Miss;
G Halumon, Texas W W Miller. u Ioring,
Miss; h Riley, Canton; Rayia, Hayes, Texas;
O p Westinoreland, Keaehi, La; Mrs Holloway; j
u Stone, III s. N; II FonYaine, R Daniel, N G;
" Howard, ala; J Hiqnet, city; A Fenwick
Ala; ] Blum. Z w House. ] Dickinson, M NJ Lery
a Ingram, e G Smith O F Wood. j Miller, J Sor
lev and family Miss L Sorley, Miss Sorley,
Bnck and wife, Texas; D Moran, f Moran, N Y
Capt N Lossberry, Galveston; ii w Elbreother
Mrs M0ueure. Miss Mancure, La.
ST JAMES H0TEl-B S Cage, La; D Beltz
hooveR DR. G Barrow Georgetown, D G; Col /
u Tausil P w Reynolds, city, A Martin, Miss; ]
W r Lucy. Jackson; Miss; S c Skidmore, Canton,
Miss; Or 4 R 7 Cox, Coast 3 Smith, Mobile; !
Zof and wife, city; w Lesenne, y Myers, hiss;
j Holman, Louisville; W Michaux, city; Mrs r
B Monroe, Pass Christian; 4 HosneT;
Todd, CHM; w Harris Fl M Smythe, I e Com
rad, Tex; @ G Bronson, I'll; Col ] Cook and
wife, LAGRANGE. Texas; z f Tobin, Memphis; 9
Villebeuve ana family, Fl wilkins, Galveston; j
NJ Eehols Charleston; @ D Desnel, Galveston
CTTT H0TEL.--LieutJ Dillenbock y s a: II
d Thomas Memphis; A Halle G Rosenfield, j
Blum IN III; d TuIor. Liberty, Tex; q w Brooks,
San Augustine; P Holcombe and family, W L
Skinner Mobile; 4 Noun, Jackson La; DR. San
aidee, w B Bell, city; B Jollee, Houston; Il NJ
Munsell. ] Harbert Harhert, Carlton,
A Harris, Mrs Cox, Tex; J Blounn, Fairfield,
Tex; Blonnn, Woodland Tex; Mr.. Clerrard
and SON. Mexico; E N King, Thibcdaux; Mrs Nc
Kerral; g MeMea, Clinton, La.
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1secslrta % Proauee Heatsrdnv.

BAYOU MACON-Steamer Cotile-4 bales Of
cotton N ellis &co-4 do Alcus & Scherek-3 do
Smith &co--l do Levi do d r Carroll &co-l
bdl cotton SKIS cotton seed W NJ Scott-sundries
to order-Total 10 bales cotton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ Sharp sks corn
10 bbls do Larti2e-lS hides W Fl Fl Witherell-5O
SKIS potatoes Broussard-lS do Dider--l00 do Z
Gayaute- to order
BAYOU DE GLAZE - Steamer SOnora.-2O
bales cotton Bruhn y Waldkirck-ll bales cotton
Ar Miltenberger-l0 do Ben Toledauo--l7 do to
Dennis & LeWis-sundries to order-Total IS bales
WESTINGHOUSE Irene-5 bales cotton
Darby, Mouton &co--3 DO Blanchin K Giraud-l
do NJ Greenwood & SOn-l rolls leather NJ W Smith
1877 do and sundries to order-TOtal bales cotton
s DuSouchet &eo--7 do L DeiBondio--9 csks OF
meat bhls pork Fairchiid, Verhoeff & Bingham
10 csks bacon so SKIS corn Robertson-39O do to
West & NettletOn-l20l do and III bbls -four j y
Oglesby &co-135 SKIS cats Dorman & Bruno-23S
do 2l0 SKIS corn @ F lIauman--l73 do SO bales hay
Stannard g. SlaybaCk-330 SKIS oats N Druhan-45
do Ober, Atwater &co-l02S SKIS corn Tracy, Levy
&co--5 ties bacon a Michel-5 do Dorman a. Bruno
50 kegs lard Ely Won Phul jr &co-10O bbls -four to
J I'll Oglesby &Co-62 cuops chickens 40 nd sheep
John Bentz-2 bales cotton Aiken Rainey--2 do
John Phelps do N Greenwood & Son-s3 do to
Hobart ire do N Worthington-l hhds to-
bacco Gold Roach &co-7 do Given Watts Eco
8 do Chenoweth Casey &eo-l j III Turnbull &cO
DO BIakemore, Woodbridge 6sco--5 hhds tobacco
Speed Summers &co-I chest Longstreet, Owen d
co horses pkgs ndse NJ Frame-605 SKIS corn
Kehlor q Updike-350 SKIS oats to Emley &co-300
SKIS malt Weissenbach & Klumpp-62 bbls -four 2
pkgs mdse G f Lauman-l00 bbs -four to Keep &
Caul1eld--5O do Fly Won Phul ir &co--SG5 bbls oil
cake H F Bernardo pkgs mdse Mobile steamer
100 bbls -four DelBondio-57I SKIS corn to Jno I
Moore-6 hhds tobacco to Worthngton-sun
dries to order-Total "a bales cotton "a hhds to-
bacco
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIZ mRE.DOT..

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Queenstown land and embark Malls
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills ladng
here at through of freight to St. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
steerage passenger tickets granted by bring
passengersrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port Of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills Of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus sordng importer the choice OF
markets
rEVTEE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch tho following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons.... Jarnison Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. Campbell, Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 .....A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS tons. ....T. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA 1899 tons VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. l6H Hairby, Captala
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons II. p p Couche, Cap'
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl2S gold or its equivalent in
currency
For rates Of freight sppyto
HUNTER AsKEw 4 CO.. Al oarondelet street.
Consgnees of goods are respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
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8iuEr SsnteIIigeare.
RI s--1--T----- x Is
cREspEEr QrEIeE. No. q CANT. srH

Wednesday Morning, June Is. 1866
Yesterday was warm, clear and bright day,
svsth refreshing breeze dsrins t|3e eveninr
8lslness nuhues osisl' agEupugh there vas some
little stir on the landing yesterday, and the de-
parting steamers-the Quitnan, for Vicksburp
Tg,gs;s ctanbaps FIR Red River N Ar eborr 81.
,,r -, 80 - iol
1ia1ourehe, ana u. =. Arslul' iol ~ l.ouls-had
very fair trips The Arthur and Quitman had
splendid passenger trips.
mn, T,a,,;s,illa ala not leave vesterdav al an
81. ,,os;,,,ol,. Ysy,s
Cairo and Louisville this evening.
Tie telegraph packet Atlantic, or the great Ma
,anta ina mi mads their appearance at the land
Az vban III ieft They viii Be found AZ tbei
wbsrves Today.
nTbe Atlantic retrrns 10 st. Louis tomorrow, ant
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Exportr Yesterdnr .

MOBILE-stemer Luoretia-l25 bbls -four 100
bbls meal % bales cotton l6 csks bacon so rolls OF
bagging $50 bales hay $3.50 SKIS corn % pkgs OF
tobacco
APALACHTCOLA-S Steamship Beaufort-6OO bis
flour 80 csls bacon Is do ice 2000 SKIS corn etc
bales cotton 20 hhds tobacco $50 bbls -four 10 bbls
whisky IA kegs butter do shot and sundries
ENSAC0LA--Steamship N Banks-6OO SKIS
corn and sundries
NSAC0LA-Steamshp Iizzie-Sundry mdse
ST L0UIS-Steamer W Il Arthur-l7 cks chains
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N. o., j. & G. N. R. Rune I2-12 bales of
cotton BouIigny & Esclapon-8 J & C Cromwell
81 Jno Hardie &co-56 R Powell-6 S B Nc
Conieo-2 W B Thompson--l4 R L Adams-9 do
Lacey, Terry &co-l9 Britton, Moore & Bragg
Jno Williams &co-3 Estlin Geo Douglas West
.3TH&J NJ Alen--1 Oher. Atwater &co--2 do to
Chambers & Latting-23 $50 feet lumber John B
Chandler-93OO do W D WeaYer-80OO feet lumber
7 Bodley &co-1 soda fount T s Waterman &co
bxs mdse Jas Butler jr &co-2 bdls sacks to Nc
Grath 81 Wang-1 stove Rice Bros &co--l0 beer
bbls Cusachs u 0gden-l car cattle Pascal Servet
20 O90 laths John B Chandler-sundries to order
Total 1873 bales cotton
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW xORR.


NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE w s4HAhsaIFs'
FoE NEW KO&A hAhECH-FAE NE"
aIu spi0n'ia 'ie' ii'ol s'e
1890 sTAP aos noansv
RISING 800 tons, Nelson Commander
The now and srst-olas, screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 900 TONS Furbur Commanding.
aERRIMACK 1000 tons. .vansice Commanding,
ieoo %la o0'1Hnang
A''' ''" 1--' -''''4''', So. '.'al'''S
1900 tons ,r,-,,.. ,,..--.--,.--
,-, ". S1''i-' 1Ol-'-,,l'l'
On saT,TRpSy Inns If a. n, nTscssr
The Line ia of the and most elegant
line They are in fitted for ocean service and the
fOute which they Their passenger accommodations
are not exceed BY those of any other steamers In the world
Passage in sdeWnee shps hFs CABIN SSO second CABIN
Slo Passage in screw ships, first cabin, $50.
Freight will be received at the Company warehouse the
landing at all times during business hours and the Company
line.
]. NJ, CoURTEEAY, Agent.
8 oeFondslet street:
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
BLACK STAR LINE.
an - sr,yn.v Iz,,, tot .
-
pos SEW 1OhA = TEE FAST AMI fA
yorte steamship
hnhtsVAhe'
CALVIN RYDER, Commander,
WIN ,..v. ho- ,,,f so. If % 1o.sn srao, a. .bovo
NJ. ry.LI - " - ''-NF' '''''' sen
Serond Cabin Passage an
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
ron wrw yopr
=
r,,,,,,,,,,,r,,s,, ,,,n,, .-,, ,,>,,,
ot'oSl 1.'-A' - = ny ~ W . LINE
FoR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND FAvoRITE
''''D'''lp sheridans
nolioN 0ofnHi'u1ef'
as above.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Huntsville Crocker, from New York
I'd inst, to G Fosdck-Ist district
Steamship Sheridan Holmes, from New York, I'd
inst, to Moulton-2d district
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Iudianola via Gal
weston, 10th inst to @ Harris-1st district
Ship Sebastopol, Savin, from Cienfuegos to Ober
AtWater &co--3d district 3S
FIR bark st Paul, Serre, 6 days from Vera Cruz
previously reported at Quarantine,) to mas
teF-Point
Brig Geo Gilchrfst, Glchrst, from Havana, to Riv.
ers Clay, previously reported at Quaran-
tine,) Point
sw brig Express, Rodn, from Bordeaux, 10th
April, to C Cavaroc &co-Point
schr Red Jacket Caprics, from Pensacola, in bal
last, to msster-Basin
schr Florida, Adams, from Pensacola, to master
Basin
schr Percy, Copp. from Brazos Santiago, to I
Smaller jr-2d district u
STEAMBOATS,.
Atlantic, Thomasson, from st Louis.
Gotle, Rawlins, from Bayou Macon.
J NJ Sharp, Streck from Thibodaux.
Sonora, Broad from Bayou de Glaize.
Irene Hinokley, from Washington.
Planter, Henthorn from Mobile.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile. @
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Sohr Morris, Frento from Havaua-Cargo moIas
SEES toFatio, Marks &eo
Schr Bra2os Carlton, from Nautla, Mex-Cargo
fruit
Brit schr Mai Hardenberg, from Vera Cruz 26tl
ult to NJ Yaleauvia-Gargo, coffee