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AT Quarantine.

Brig hope, ---, from Havana
schr Talsman, Conner, from Havana
sehr Salvador, Hanson from Havana, to Golden
bow & Lesparre
Steamship Savannah, DeHart, from Havana, to
N Gourtenay
to Ierega eco.
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oPEL0USAs AND APCHAFALAYA COAST PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at 8 P. n
Hos QPELG GSA8, WASHINGTON FORT
4 Barre, Mouth of Bayou R0nge and all ntermediat:
landings on Bayou Caurt25eau, Atcnfalaya and MiRs
sippi riyer-Ihe tne Sad Light dBEt passenger pacs5
CieaHal O. G. Pickett master ). B. Schmidt Garr. will
is9ye Is aa2ge Reqgnag T o1ya aahuEt0n every WE'D
NEsbAy MORNING, 81 10 O'Clock 4, II Particular alton
h4spi. or TO
BARu9 GAT&C AGENTS. 2 an Louis street
PLHGlGll y. D2Stl-.Il Advertising Alens
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
O. ALv Observation-Disclosures
FoR GALVESTON AND tEDIANoLA.
THE MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY, May 9Th, at0A. NJ
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .,..................s2l
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA" .................u 80
Freight to Galveston 1ndanou wohds of Galveston
The new iron side wheel and low pressure steamship
Morgan,
JOHN Y. LAWLEss, Commander,
wnleave above, from the foot Of St Joseph street
For freight passage apply on board, or to
!. @. HARRIS.
Corner Camp aud Common strests
Bills of ladlng signed at the Agents office
NJ B-rho steamers Of this line carry u E. Mails and
the only steamers leaving punetaely as advertised
BLACK STAR LINE
To sail on WEDNESDAY 9th inst, at 8 O'Clock p NJ
Passage to Galveston ..,.,...,., SCI o.
Freight to Texas two.thirds of card rates
UOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvAoA.
The new and very fast sldewhee steamship
N"o H'" 'N' '''' 'S'
Lillian, ..
+, nrcrN r,r,r,,,,t.,
= "lASt's'' S"i'iHAnuet'
,,, - 4, t, ,., bar wharf root of ST Tosenh street
WIZ SAT- 1s ABOVE, 'sol' "Ya $3.50
... GEO. A. FosDIcK.
80 Camp street, corner of Natche1.
,~Or
AZ - IA = -
.urrnr,,. ~. s.L
10 SAL on 9A' "i-' ''' '
NOE APALACHTCoLA AND ST Marks
The steamship
1,o,r,to,,
w II r1rrcurNas Commander
rv r,,.. ,a sfrs. r,is4ri,, and sail as above
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oPELOUs-As.

T1OEE or EL0UsAS 8, WASHINGTON FORT BARRE
Z simmspo5t, Month Bayou Rouge, and ally intermediate
landings bayou COutRbeau and AtchBfalaya rVerThe
regular New Orleans and Opeousas weekly packet steamer
Irene, Q. HineEleg, master, H. KensOn clerk viii
above For freight passage amply board
j. E. CARLTE IS Old Lievee street
VIRGIRIUS c. DENTZEI4 Advertising Agent
NJ BThe steamer Irene viii land passengers at any point
on the cOust.
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Exports Yesterday.
( ST LOUIS Steamer Ruth-534 csks soda ash.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.

GULF SrEAMPHIP L1NE-YIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
To lonve port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
EoE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ma-composod OF thoforlowng screw steamships;
Alliance,
Il. j. AGNEw, Commander.
PInnet,
G. II. HALLowEIL Commander.
Exact,
oP wAsHBUEN, Commander.
C. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER Commander.
These steamers ell insure at the rates. and will take
freight all points the Alabama river giving through
bills Of ading with privilege Of rGshippng at Mobile They
will receive freight Mobile Now Orleans to he for
wdded up the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except tie actual cost Of transport
| alton.
Every facility and accommodation will DO given to ship
pers and Consignees.
Shippers please procure orders at the Agents. Office
before shipping, and will have their bills Of ladng signed at
the same place PERKINS HERsEY,
s. JONES, Agents,
....s 26 Carondolet street, New Orleans,I La
STEWART OSBORNE Agents In Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on sATURDAYgMay 9th, the arrival of the P NJ
Pontchartran Railroad train.
Il We" 1l''N a1DA WHEEL
'-'1 ~" pressure ''s'''e'
+ vvrps c.-....,.-
win leavo as abnvs ,s-rvfr, tho II G Mali
BiS OF adns will be signed at the Agents office until 81
Erssh GfGa n % per cent Les than card rates
= ~ y aAs ms ,., .
Corner Camp aud Common streets
WATERING FsI,Af7Trs
SEA SHORE LINE.
| ~ Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs.
| The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
..... somalgn.
| po,pn,r,,y ,ro...-
VIII hereafter continue her lri-Weeky trips rs follows
rtrrrper, Avs o,,.,,..
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U. S. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves on SATURDAY. May 9Th, ut O'Clock p. NJ
E0K ST; LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS, VICES.
burg Natchez, Baton Rouge Plaqurmne DOnaldsonviis
and all intermediate landng-The splendid
genger Bteancr Idn Handy Henry swifzer, master q "
Moore clerk, win leave the CompaHyB wharf, fact OF Ben.
vile street, as a0oye For freight apply board 70
j, P. FITZGEKALD Agent
lOi Common street, opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern lies god a.
the Agents office
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

1866 SPEEDI SAFETY AND UOMFORT Uses
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
81. LOUIS "a DAY PACKET.
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CINCINNATI.
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

AJ<A4fAAOHAANs II ASAa4[N Il NF4HS IL \ -
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5P,M
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET.
FoR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR.
risonburg all landings Black and ouachta Rivers
The fast passenger steamer Etnora lin place of the ycks
burg John W Tobin, master, will leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO. D. HITE, "a Gravier street.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
EP s-The Enora will take freight for Bayou Macon Teusas
and Little River with the privilege of reshpping
ALICE also for all landings Boyou Bartholomew with
with privilege of re shipping on steamer Sciota.
Leaves on SATURDAY, May 9Th, at P NJ
ENOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS, LITTLE BAY
II ChampagnOe Wilmington, Pigeon Hill Marie Saline
Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrsonburg
Trinity and all landings 0uach4 and Black RyersThe
fine passenger steamer Judge Fletcher, Harry Watts
MASTER j. W. Smith clerk leaves above For freight
or passage apply on board or to
RIPLEY BRO, Il Front street.
N. o. DONOHUE, TchOupitoulas street.
GEO. d. HIFE 81 Graver street
YIRGINIUS e. DESTZEL, Advertising Agent
STEAMER SWAN
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET.
EOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
saline Rver-Al reghts for the above named streams
which be consigned to the Of steamer Swan Il
received Trenton free Of storage and taken forward with
as little delay as possible further particulars Inquire
N. 9. GULLETP. Agent
No 80 Matches street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
rlAa11o AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP oompA.

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP OoMPA
NY's BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MALL
FOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE us
One of the following b6ats will leave above EVERY
EVENING from tie oOmpapya wharf, foot Of P.ony,leS
street. yis
Pauline Carroll, w. II. Arthur, y
Mary Il. Forsyth, AEoIIe Able,
Atlantic, julia,
Mississippi, Ida Handy,
Continental, Olive IsrtnChs
Iguth, LumInary,
Edward Walsh, Lady Cay,
City of Memphis, j. G. svvon,
For freight or through to poibts North OF
East, apply at the Companys office, j. p FITZGERALD,
Agent. $500. ,.,,,,.u 80,
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sfEED, sAFETY AND CoMFoRl

STEVENSON & DOUGLAS. Agents 5 Front Ievea
YIR9INIUs Q. DENTZEL. Advertiaing Agent.
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The above boats have been thoroughly re rersrdCss
expense, and have the old style boilers plan cabins
be seen and passage secured the oce Copsny
| lJl Common street.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

| TNOR MEMPHIS. CAIRO, ST. LOUIS,
| u Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati
| The new, fast and superior steamer
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TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave every THURSDAY, at5F.M
HOE ST. LOUIS. CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
One Of the following magnificent passenger VIII
Ieave New Orleans st. Louis Cairo and Memphis EVERY
THURSDAY during the season OF 1855.
Cabin Passage St Lous. $40. ..-
Cabin Passage to GsFo. SA&I.
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FOR HORSES, CATTLE and SWINE.
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T WANT to purchase Or 5000 BUSH
L ELS OF CORN-also WHEAT, for which
| will pay the highest cash prices.
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VNTHIsKERS 4 MUS


acting on the Beard and Hair in almost miracu
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Eurs, Wigs, TOupecs,

And other articles Of the kind which usually SCOT
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At the old stand door cast Of Woods Drug Store
McGregas, Iowa. 442
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Free to Everybody.
The Guide to Health and Beauty.

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stubborn hair Of either into wavy ringets heavy
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CHASTELlAR'S
White LIQUID Enamel.

For Improving and Beauufying the Complexion.
giving the skin beautiful pearke tint that is only
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1t is the only article of the kind used by the French
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beut1he Dubltfum Serlteben.
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BENT l1eberleber unp 8earbeiter peS en9liI4en
OristnalmerfeS unb leinem Sor9dneer, Dem
5errn Oteb oerpfi4tet, bic fA nit oieler
MIbe perlSnli6e Nuti5en er1haft baben.
DEM @erte linb sablrei@e Slut trationen,
ltratesiI9e &arten unb 9prtratt5 Der berSor=
rusenOlten StaatSmanner unD @enerdle BET
sefiiet uno t6nnen mir NIT 9utem @epi1en
laeen, baB Die &arten riAtig uno Die 9pr-
traits sbenlo gut, ia beher linp, tpte mir ie In
tr9eno etnem perartisen @erfe eefunben ba
ben, 70 ). d bas BON Qtncoln, Stanton unD
0els, Grant unD @ic@leQan i'm erfen 8anpe
unp ba6 BON SObnlon unD Npmtral 6arraaut
i'm %3tpeiten. &tr empfeblen beBbal6 6as
8u9 alien Deutl9en auf's 8efe uno flioen
nur nod BET, baB Der 9rets oerbaltniBmGbtg
ntht tod 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-23
&0nt Sic OranOe.
@riteres fiber Bic e;iauobrne pan Ssoapab.

New Orleans, 21. San. gfa9rt6.
ten aus Brownsville pom 10. 9eben etnen ge=
nauen 8eriGt Der 8agpab Nfaire:
GtEe Nbtbetlung BON 1913 Mann, bic met
ten oer1 elben pom 118. Ne9er=N e9ime1t urtz
ter Sol. Neep freu3te ben 8luB BET @lartspiQe
ullp tbetlte It4 in 3 @oGpnnen.
Sic erlte Nbtbeilung 3o9 na6 etnem Eager,
tpel6eS lte erOberte unD 400 @%efaneene mabs
tt, lopte 4 @eldibe erbeutete. Oie apette Nb>
tbeilun9 be9ab lt6 na6 Der 8urt, ipu cine
tatlerliAe Wa4e BON 10 Wann ftatipntrt
iparD. Der piel elbe commandments Sfi3ier
pnroe rteoer9e l6plien unp Die itbrt9en Splz
Daten 9efan9en 9enpmmet. Sin Smperialtlt
tpurpe 9etDptet nno Elm anperer %pertpuupet. -
Die brittle Nbtbeilung ma6te Gpf. 9tue, ben
SOFTEN @Ommanpanten gum So fan9enen pere
ielbe Va Anfalt9S, ais bic 2eute ms 6aus
pran9en, entfloben, aber lpater wurpe CT eins
9ebplt.
Gtne Nbtbetlun9 SOn 10 Nann wurbe To-
odnn b%eprpert, Den Odmpfer y%Qtntunta" S1
Sic lelbe feuerte auf bas Boot, t6Dtete
etnet Ser9eanten unp Serpunbete elm Matrpz
fen.
Der nQntpnta" CAB cine 8rettlette puburG
3pet 9et0Dtet unp Gtner Derwunpet purDen.
Die Mn9rif8partet feuerte Johann nit Smet
6aubibeu auf ben Oampfer, beren &u9eln
penlslben eerape an Der BaIerltnte bur4-
.a l..
@m Mpr9en beS 6. bumbarbtrte Die Dor Der
Stapt lte9enpe fran3SllAe 6regatte ben 9lat