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stes,ns bi,, winchester, Gregory, from Havana, to
| Baetier q DSVertu 5l,.s liz ...- 4
Bria Lark, Hudsins, from 0ienfaesos, to master
Bris Jas pavis.s Glough from Gardenas, TO master
H. Ir;Sr Water lily from AIatanzas, with sugar, to
j & Afurisoa &eo
So brig CosIaopoita, Roose, from Port cabello,
Venezuela.
sghr Fleetwood, Gardner. from Mayaquez, Porto
2Rico} 8.s54 VI. e 4
sobr United States. Newman, from Havana, to
NJ a,aster--wfth moasses to A Fl D'Meza
Schr MATS, Hardenburg, from Havana
ScAr United States, Newman, from Havana. to
~ master ...- -.
BIZ schr Deliverance, Joseph, from Ruatan Island,
g. TO master ..-g wv. -a ...s .z.e4
BIZ sehr Emily, -, from Rnatan Island, to
Is u Pilsbury s5v-.= a5.3 .s.,., .-.,s
sohr Ruby, Philips from Matanzas to master
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marine Antelllaellrs.
SREscnkT ofsioE. No. " CAMP SfREEy,
Thursday, April u. 1865

ThhrsdAy, Aprll II ts6e .
Cleared Yesterdaya e n
steamship W G Hewes Austin, for Galveston
&c Harris
steamship r Banks, Lavender, for Pensacola,
HAYES h Bowen
Steamship Virgin, Hays for Pensacola Geo Hite
Steamship Alliance, Agnew, for Mobile,
Perkins Jersey
Steamer geustlt, English for Mobile, Master
Steamer City OF Memphis Shebe, for st Louis
Master
prassiau bark Michael, Malen, for liverpool,
Cseevy, Niekerson Geo
Bremen bark G b Mose, Kuek, tor Liverpool,
Master
sahF adtle Chadwick, Paine, for Boston,
4 " Hynson &co
British sehr Henry Trasets Richards, for Utila
lsiasd. j NJ 0riol
ssllg Mary Campbell, nsso, Tor Mobile.
Huntington Bros
ARRIVED Yesterday. IL n.
stBaleahip Marmion Warsaw, from New York
3lSa alt 60 q A Hasfs;ck-4ist district
Steamship Ceres, Dicks. from Havana previously
reported at Quarantine 10 Baetjsr i De
Veftt,=-Sd district
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, from IRdianola and
Galveston 70 / 6 Harfis- lat district
Ship Alice Kelly, Keliy, from I&serponi, Jan 9th
10 Huuiee, Askew &eo+-4th district
Breaea shin Gonstaatia, Deharde, from liverpool
Feb atth. To e = sstocka1ex yer Point
srsAasesfs,
8{abalns, Gardner, from, Mobile
aGaattu ,laGNbs, from Natehisoehas.
Annie Waeiey, sraenieei from sayoa Macon
ssstsw--S7a#saa pR,
Er slip Tal8graph
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4 Exports exelu,iyelyTor Liverpool
SUGAR AND M0IAssES-Thers have been no receipts
snco yesterday The market continues f but the
light We noticed sales Of 100 hhds good
mon Leusana sugar 10 y y. Also Is hhds auction
which brought Nom lo14@lo5sc u NJ the equality Of which
Inferior We did not hear Of sale Of Mclasses We
tnus qote Loasians Sugar follows: ne for inferior
100 far common, l3c. for low fair lsac D b. for yellow
lclssiHsa.
| WESTERN PRoDUCE-There is a fair supply all thu
articles comprised under this head but the
prices conflicting that the condition Of the market
10 batter understood BY Referring to suboined particulars
FLOUR- There was moderate demand to-day at firm
prices The transactions embrace about 0 bhs of which
100 low ne 1T $a good ne So 7 100 superue at 81 10
m and 100 d. ST 80 40 and 800 choice do branded
vi 100 ST. 100 do At s9 o0 good extra
Slf 100 do At Sl2 and 50 choice do at sI2 % Dbl
CoREThe recaipts light which materially effects thu
dean Eolders continue exact full prices and the sale
to-day aid exceed ZOO sacks. including 100 interior
7c 1908 yellow and yellow $780, $40 white mixed
gsc, and 500 white ~ CSC "A hushe.
oATsWe have alteration TO note in this depart
The days sales embrace 28o0 Sacks OF which 59
al 5lc l01a At 5lGb2c. $50 and 1865 at Sc a bush4
BRANWe noticed but iitts demand yesterdays figures
800 disposed Of at 81 10 and 200 at 81 Is u
4 100 MS.
PR0EIsInNSNearly all the business IN this department
III confined obbing trade though occasionally hea
lot being disposed Of The demand for retail
very good prices exhibit market alteration
How viii be found tho minute particulars Of the condition
/ orr market $50 6s5tS d
4 oRKWe noticed good dsand for small parcels Of
4 weight Mess at $40 60 a Dbl.
BAGONThare inquiries for Shoulders In small
way but lots Of magnitude have changed hands VI
continue quote Shou ders AZ Ribbed sides, t6
clear do i1c; Smoked Hams, sc and sugareured
a@as,. q -.
1 LAR The market is quiet md unchanged Prime ii
tiegeas Is sailing ut l9e-, and in kegs At 2te, u H.
1 SISlEIES-we quote Northern Butter NJ ba6S2e West
ern d. iii s5ea5c a b Northern Western Cheese PIC
English dairy vi &c fall weight Star Candies at gt
weight 2ic, v Ri Soap AZ IDOL and Search AZ &c
Isa u b,
WHISKY The mstket is dull and depressed, with M IL
81 any consequence Reetisd commands FROM 50 ss@sa
L AZ allon far lei ali lots.
GoFFEE-We hare no change to mote in this commod tg
Dealers supplying the demand 2ac u %
for ordinary 10 primS Rio
FRt IsITs-1s find the market to-day very dull to q
points with no later eneagemen than those epeaad
Any We continue anete olews Cotton by sail 70 Me-
garksnd Ii y u; BY steam 10 the farmers
Sdszs y b. ard to the latter at Mc q p; 90 Liverpool
steam ut zad; BY sail h@5sd and BY sail to fiavfe
q D. There is Flour going forward to New ao
Europe thsrere emit quotations for article
they aa calculated mislead parties interested
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Hiuer AntelLlgenre.

Calves ~ heaa :. :. $50 - s---- g.
RiuPY TMteittQeltEg.
- y. 4
4 oHEsoEsF orFIsa No o. CAMP 7. sT,E b
u. orssv was clear warn, and pleasant Bust
nss On the dull the departures being SLIM and
IL arrivals amounting only upso the time Of this
i wrtinss III
ls .esa,ss ,snss shs iii leave ts
/ OWING % seAs =.
/ ing 5a . s54 75s, e5s n
The Deab'oan for Shreveport receiving and leaves this
evening for shreyeport way landings Capt VIC. Har
Is in command and Mr. John G. Wood ot'ates in the
Office
sn ~ soo esnt prsaws
is in command,
The Bart Able or Memphis Magenta for St Louis Mite
sfepens lo5 sec sef ana os 81 aephs o1 o. LOUIS 'e'l
We return or thanks for vors to the officers Of the steamers
casde and Annie wasley.
the tayore, T. Hine, Capt. F. Worey in command
VIZ o eal Z 20 = W. % ~
Z 80 sla sal FROM OUR Hsenlsers.
81 Lou1s April THE weather has changed for the better
or this Of the year When we are to have some OF
asss hae sea h
RisersHsre swelling rapidly, with
lie nss IS general ia fss days Iook high
water here again. which will be great blessing TO our steam
\ ooas -, ,Sss ,.. ,..s.z - ~. ;,.. a.
iic npyfa riafrf
81 4 n taday soidancn Amelia Poe and Iron City
A passed UP for Benton at r, NJ TO, day.
4 River risen two 'eet since iass hisns
uno ~ as p iat @ gee ~
4 aae teot eleven and half inches - -sf7,
u The weather was cloudy and cold
II ny y N I,rairis ap cbiap
The lit ssssipp is rising rapidly at 1T L,u The swell
from twelve O'Clock y rs elock
th III n,ou W ~ ~ = nsr hnn1 $40 ~ = s "
Il, THE Illinois is bank niI and rising
The Ohio stationary At Pttsbure Wild nine eet IN the
chanhe'. - z, n, 80. -. ~. IL
WI IN. inches ~ wafsr IL ma canal IN Tia
evening by The During
it had risen one inch a the mead OF tne is ana y tnfee
rsasbi ,he morning with a slight attempt 10 rain a
etort and the slightes possible dash TO hail
but elfnsg on IN tne ny Was abiofty
liz Hit nst evening there was five feet FIVE inches Of
water pass Indian chute by the pots' marks
and little over est waee NY or
| star viii nut Ittls dairg Ii that quarter
Cincinnati the river slowly rising yesterday morning
from the eiiac q Ene ~ ), ~ 1 We
i least = ~ ''-s = p ~. - .
The Cumberland at Nashville continues steacy to recede
via lsss vas nn1y with IN
sliet shipments any point, though plenty
the regular Ohio river both above and below tn
lais ths Gihoesiaa Ives wig
II The Virginia cleared Orleans evening", will
rather Light trip Of Or eight IS there IS Just nov
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STEAMSHIPS.
I4IV IERPQOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Gotton, and signing bills of lading
here al through rates of freight st. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga. Hamburg, Bre,nan Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gashenburg and Havre q. - a5,@.s54 ing. q 81
Of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills Of ladins or declared by the holder of the bill
Of lading within twelve hours the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aofdng the importer the choice OF
markets. s e.s 1,r r.-5
tickets here line to bring
from Liverpool or ppeenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
rEHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
COMPANY Limited will dispateh 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 s..
1874 tons. p. Jasnson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI It'll tens. 49,. j. Campbell, Captain.
FLORIDA 1857 tons. IS. T. Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI 1864 tons. "A. Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS 1886 tons. ....T Barron, Captain
1899 tons. 80. VIM L Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 tons. j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA .l6l tons. u Hairhy, Captain
l
.1ss3 tons. H. p r. Couene'G
Cabin Passage to Liverpool s25 gold its equivalent in
| currency. WV
| For rates Of freight apply to lss- G+
HUNTER, AsKEW l. CO.. a earcnaelet street.
Consgnees goods respectfully desired to present he
Bills Lading the office pay their freight and obtain Go
| livery orders for the same. gs.
To sail on SATURDAY 18th inst, at M
ZOE LIVERPOOL DIRECT-THE STEAM.
ship -. eps2s
| Carolina. ...
| Cargo Is now being received at the foot OF jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctually SATURDAY,
the l4th April, o'clock A. and to be followed ny
the ALABAMA Saturday the 18th Of April 80.
Cabin passage Liverpool sl25 gold, its equivalent
| in U. s. Currency.
| For freight or passage, apply to
| M HUNTER, AsKEW 4 CO., Al Carondslss street.
| INSURANCE by these done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies Tor granted here to shippers
sar Bills of lading for this Company (which only b.
sicned> will be had at the AGENTS Office above.
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i fenel mob. accusing Congress Of trctson u
resis Mig his plans Of admitting g %
tile nahle eaasay WITH wlspniiwe ave ~ WSi. 9n3o
tae nasianss conneils2 Ii not, the Wora misaes
meanor j. surplusage in the sConsttn1i 49,;
Whether is Is practicable TO impeach me fTsssl,
dent, ana what would be the Consequences 81 ls
jsnpeacnmert we leave to iatnre discussion. W We
believe We have shown shat on the simple meTals
81 l,is action he deserves to be impsached ny the
House ef REPRESENTATIVES. tried before the senate,
convicted and removed from his office Tor treasen;
bribery, aud other high crime and Ialsteneaaors&
The Mobile Register makes the following sag
gesnon
f sJ}anoralizsd "a long and rather aennvenlsnt
Word-@has been much ii vogue during the Int
war and subsequently. Some shorter equivalent
wand III q convenience. We think We Gan sag
one that will at lssst save syllable
Tie recent exploit eta senator from Maine. in
efIecsing the ejeetion Of one senator from New
Jersey BY breaking his pledge % the other, de-
serves Immortality. We propose, therefore, that.
when 8 nan does a shabby thing hereafter. Instead
of saving he is sdemorahzed,s We simply call II
4 1norrillized. Mr. Morrill, will thus have achieved
the rare fame Of impressng hs name apen the
language Of common life, and the language will
have gained a word.
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BATON ROUGE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. n, and every sATUR
DAY at 5 r.
FOE BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINE,DoN
sonvie and all intermediate andings-Th and snperf
side whee steamer Monsoon Heno, master, @ Lbano
clerk, will leave above Returning, she will leave Bator
Ronge every SUNDAY at r. M, and THURSDAY at p,
For freight or passage apply to
Shippers responsible payment OF freight,
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
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tsaANA NgwEsAaa..
iA......,........uAMP STREET. ..............txa

Between Eamtnan and Canal streets, s 5-
aas hand, and consistently receiving direct the
Manufacturers in the North and 10 Europe large and elegant
OF WALL PAPER In 0sk Mahogany and Marble
fs,stous, Rrssopss aenteEs Pahnelins, statasy and
sesnsrys
ssooaH. Esss nd fabc and Private Bsd,ass Halsasd in
the exquisite manner, thu shortest Rotiee
The Of City and Coarty Desers u called TO bis
ssoch al WALL PAPER embracing >sry variety
extsut which dsposs ct low prices Is aLv sa
establishment ia lin coanssT. Els 53E x va
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vICk@BURG.

-
Leaves every SATURDAY, 5r.M
MAGNOLIA IN PLACE OF FASHION
TSGK VECKSBURss, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF
Il Rodney Fort Adruas Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Baot
Rouge Plaquemne DpnslasUnyie and all intermediate coast
andinEsThe and swift running passenger packet Mag
noli D. Pratt master, Shaw and Ludwgsen clerks leaves
above For frssht EDply board, OF to
TITUS 4 GWARTNEY. 5 Tchoupitoulas street.
The Magnolia with the Yasou packets
V1RGINIUs5 g. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
vICKsBURG NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY. 1
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 8 p. n.
Steamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN-JOHN W. CANNON,
Master; JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks.
ENOK vICKSRURG, NATCHEz, GRAND GUILE
Rodney Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and sin
temedate iandngTbe fast magnificent passenger steIme
Gen. j. A. Quitmsan, leaves as above
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, atsF.M ,,
Steamer GREY EAGLE. NJ WHITE, master, Sam.
EOR sKIPWITH's Ian DING, LAKE PROV
L. idence Goodriehs Landing, Omega Mllikens Bend,
Yickshurg Natchez, Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, and all intermediate landings. EEa
packets will take freight and passengers for Mem
phis and Yazoo River with privilege Of resppng on first
class packets at Vicksburg.
For Eo aE apy Sn Ssss Street 70 stairs
a. BRETON, 7 Front street.
p SThe above steamers will take freight and passenger
for sunfower River, with privilege of resppng, on tnf
steamer Eddie
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Receipt. of rroauce Yesterday.

BAYOU MACON-Steamer Annie Wagley-32
2 do R q Lueket dSco-4 SKIS cotton Fellowes SEQ
8 bales meats R l. Adams-and sundries to order
Total SO bales cotton z-
NATCHITOCHESS Steamer Caddo-445 bales
cotton Ben Toledano-l5o do A Roehereau eco
40 Med TayIor-21 Piauche d Witt W II L
Silya--8 A Miltenberger-40 hides Montague &
Burke bale wool Plauche 81 Wiltz-sundries to
order-Total 684 bales cotton
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& TERRrBLE Weather. contemporary says m
The weather is as gloomy as a candidate
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MEMPHIS.
..., MEMPHIS.
FOR MEMPHIS.
1866, 1866.
Z MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE

5sGs. 1866.
4 MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s p NJ.
LyOK MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON,
Mouths White and Arkansas Rivers, Columbia Grand
Lake Grsenye Lake Providence, aiken's, and all the
Bends vicksburg Natchez and all way sndingsThe spen
did, fast running passenger steamers ...
City of Cairo Capt r. K. RILEY
Kart Able. Capt L. DRoUlLLAhD
One the above steamers will leave New Orleans and Mem
phs every WEDNESDAY o'clock throughout the entire
season, GIVING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ALL
WAY AND PLANTATION BUSINESS:
Napoleon With the regular Arkans
White River packets and at Memphis, with the Memphis
Charleston Memphis and Ohio and the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroads. and With the regular packets Tor ST.
Louis and Louisville. g -..-- ..-: Ill 90.
Through tickets all points East West and North be
procured board either Of the abGve named boats.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, Front street.
VIRGINIuS C. DENTzEL, Advertising agent,
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qalln.erlial santelliaelare.
onE.ensr or.lun, No. . oA.s srass4,

EOTTONThe market has been unsettled to-day Of
sring continued Light throughout and most factors manifested
In vie Of the steady falling of IN the
receipts and ayante In Foreign Exchange while buyers
al hersoore senuousy haavy The
business for the day o0 bales taken BY eight
brokers irregular psss which however, indicated no re
dneson upon better cassraons whs the lower grades
fell Of fay Ic y b. We havs revised figures, and would
nov quote ornasy a. 29sie good ordinary s20ssc, low
iniddling ssc and nidling 3sc a.
srATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock On hand sept lst 1856 ss2ss
Rsceiysa pssyiously
M
Fxported since yesterday ...,.,,...,.. 25Sa
Exported previously 67s
81 - e, sh,,,ho - 80 n. ~ 10 ~
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

BAYou BARTHOLOMEW AND nCAGHtTA PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY 18th Inst, pt6P NJ.
Steamer GARDINER 8. LIVINGSTON. Master, II. c.
HIEATT Clerk III. 49,.
EY9R BA YOU tfRSttz0A EFV, AS HIGH
u 10 the Il kansas linz Tre4tn Monroe thana Landing
Msris Saline ala III lending onak and ack ryers
siep ne through hills If ladinE with prF go re shipping
FROM Point Pleasant Far freight passage pp sa board
an "a TTTDS 3 aWARTNE. Agents =
yRa1NIus G. DENTzEI4 advertising Agsns,
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Per steamship Marmion. from New York-D H
Adler Atlantic and Miss s COB " Abrams
+ {Avet h Cambon-- Arthur, Stone &co-Arny &
Blanc-Barnett h Lion-Br Brooks u McDonald-Dr
Bernard-Bodet & Gueydan-G NJ Bayly &co-M
Berwin-Beggs Wolaey &co-Blake & Tower-G
Brown--Buckner, Newman eco Blum 4 Prank
Bowles & Frank--Bostick & Seymour L Bach
Barnett & Shepard--A Brousseau &co-S Bard
Blum, Stern &co-Conner & Seixas-Jno Clarke
W Converse jr-Campbell & Kimball &eo--Car.-
son & Marks-C arriere &co-J Chaffe & Bro-H
Closterman-Ch amplin & Arrington-B Cohen-C
Carriere--C & Plousky-J Cullen-P Dryer
w Dauphin--F Duconge-Duncan &co-A Eus-
tis-L Eikin-E EzekielST Fitzwilliam-M Fried
man-Fatjo, Marks &co-Folger &co-Guilbanx y
Gieters-J B Flotte-R Flessig- A Fosdick-J
Gauche- Garthwaite, Lewis & stuart-D Gorren--
J Gresham-C Green &co--T 4 Finlay-F A
Eaber-N 4 j Hoftheimer-E Hart &co-H Half
ner-- P Higgins &co-Haan 4 Frederckson-B
HAMS Hernsheim- j Harvey & McMahon-Hern-
/. stadt l. Simon Henderson Gaines Harmon, Of
4 futt &co-E NJ Ivens &co-F Jaufroid-M Judson-
c Jaubert- Kent, Thomae & Carter-J H Keep
| G L Kouns & Bro--Kearney, Blois &co-M kauf-
man kaufman Bro-Kursheedt q Bienvenu-
Kern & Fellman-Longstreet, Owen &coCharles
Ledig- Sam Loeke--W G Lyon &co---E Loeb Geo
u w H Letchford eco Lehman II Godcheaux-V 0
Lelievre-Loeb Simon &co-Laehs, Falk &eo-L
Levi-P Levi-Leyy Yondorf & Adler--A Lanauze
Levy g. Dieter-Meyer, Weis &co-G n Morrison
i E F Motion McStea, Value &co-T W Marsden--
j Morris-LC Michael-T Moreau---S Marx-L
L Mandel &co-North Brush d Mason-Newman
d. Gehibach-Payne, Huntington &co-k PTl!ch-
ard-Pothotf& Knight-E @ Palmer &eo-B Piffet
J Person &co--John Phelps-L Phelps-P Run
kle-Rice Bros &co--Rimailho & Espenan- -Rea &
Bro--Rocca, Becker &co--A Ross-M W Smith
/ G H slocomb-- Stevens & Seymour-M E Stack
Stewart, Hyde &eo--slark, Stauffer &co--J Syme
&co-Sayre, Plumb &co-schneider & Zuberbier-
] G Spencer &co-E Sherman &co--E Santer-D
Sewall &co-P SchWartz-E Thompson &co-A j
| Tully -Taylor, McElroy &co-L Uter-Vncent
&co-Williams, Nixon &co--Weil; Meyer &eo-L
| Weil-Wallace &co--H Whittaker-W F White--F
! Wagner-Chs Weshaar-Wh Finlay Eco
I and order
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IN DENTS pF ST. AAR9'S COLLEGE,
tter the direction Of the christian BFathrs atdd Felows'
Hll. street, \ eW Orleans, MONDAY WBnSES-0
DAY and FRIDAY Aprlt 9Th ih 18th and Menday,
"Wednesday ana Friday April 18th 18th and 20t o'clock
I. Nj 5.s
NJ B.The hand and the orchestra NJ the College we'll
Full orchestra engaged for VII. ocnson wi perform each
night under the guidance Of Mr.. j. RayeFsd,rtier
GEScY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
"A RAILROAD CodtANY: u Union street. New Orleans
pril 2 S66ihe rendtn Of this enterprise such
Justify any holdGr u its St ck in prnteeting it 1t has the
vsna6le charter in etnce owes less and has
smaller stock list than railroad in the South
VIII have by Isl aa miles Of running road with 2a
tho company for onehaf the call by 10th April inst
cut OF =@ IL q. Fu1nkRStiN, Agsnt
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. o., o. & G. W. R. R.-Apri 11--3 bales
cotton Lapene & Ferre-2 do B Gerard do
Glmer Hopkins &co-6 half bales moss Hartly &
Classic bids sugar bbls do Warner 4 Row
ley-sundries to order--Total bales cotton 10
hhds sugar7 bbis do
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Imports Yesterday.

NEW Notwithstanding Marmion-Astd mdse
LIvERPOOL-ship Constantia- sl31 SKIS salt to
E F Stoekmeyer
LtVERPO0L-ship Alice Kelly--647l SKIS salt
Hunter AskeW &co
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
Morgan-lS bales cotton to J D Blair &co--l7 do
E Pilsbury-10 do Francke & Danneel-sundries to
Schneider 4 Zuberbier- Peet, Simms &co-Texas
Express Coco Eimer-Stern Bros-A Kory--
and order-1l0 head cattle McQuoid, Meh}e ECO
Total As bales cotton
oBILE-steamer Alabama-lo bales cotton
and sundries to order
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STEAMBOATS, s..
MOBILE.

sUI.F sTEAMPRIP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
ia To leaye port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
F10G MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala.-Composed of the following screw steamships;
Alliance, EG&-o + .u.l
10, H. j. AGNEw, Commander.
Planet.
q. Fl. HALLowELL. Commander
Exact. .a..4.s ..
or wAsHBuRN, Commander.
- c. Castro,
e GEO. kAsTNER, Commander.
These steamers all insure az the and wilt take
freight nt ali nopts on the Alabama river giving through
bills of adug with privilege Of reslnpiHg at Mobile fhey
will receive freight Mobile tor New Orleans 10 ne af
warded the Mississippi river or to Atlantic ports 80
charge for forwarding except the actual cost OF transport.
alton. Ill
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consgnees7 'N
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents. office
before shipping and will have their bills of ladng signed at
the same place 5... " PERKINS Il HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents. . ~
% Caronde,et street, New oriesns,L La
STEWART Il OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY PACKETS
THE MORGAN 1rs sFE.H TNEThD STATES MAIL
Leaves THURSDAY 18th inst the arrival of the r.
Poutchartrain Railroad train. FNap.4 70
TH0R MOTILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer 5 -..-.....-
Frances,
n" A. l. MYERS, Commander
Will leave above, carrying the u S. Mails
Bills Of lnding signed the Agents office until So
NB.--No freight received after ~ y. N.
Freight taken IS per cent. less than card rates. r
l.. @. HAKEIs, Agent.
.- Corner Camp and Common streets.
WATERING PLACES.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY, the arrival o
the ga NJ Pcnchar.ran Railroad train, for Ocean SPRING
and way landings; every SATURDAY ut P. N. POnt
charran Railroad Train for Pascagoula and all landings
FOR THE WATERING PhAcEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer yF}T
Creole, H.
CHARLES Waikiki Commander
will leave above For freight passage apply to
."- LEACH 4 PERKINS,
corner Of Gravier and Carondelet streets
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.

THE MORGAN LINE U. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst, a. O'Clock A. M,
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. ..,...............S
% PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA. ..,....... 80. 30
Freight to Texas so per cent. less than card rates
Es0E GALVESTON AND INDEANOLA-
Il The new iron sidewheei and low pressure steamship
Morgan, '--@
JOHN Y. LAWLEss, Commander,
will leave above from the foot Of Julia street, carry
ing the U. S. mails
For freight or passage apply to
L G. HARRIS,
s... Corner Camp ard Common streets.
Bills of lading signed at the AGENTS Office,
N BThe steamers of this line carry the o. Mails and
the only steamers leaving puuctusv advertised