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, 1866-01-18

The production OF ,bts ~, r,c.,,,u
Of Aeyerbeer's, the enwnfno ..drs ~ "otk
winch be laoofod 90 lovingly and 50 long, i an
event in the musical histor, Of Chicago which de-
ss,xss n.q NOR. Or than passing noee the ordin.y
to onera .coers ~ nase become a. familiar
1.'. mepost In progress shich, during the
ed By all the clements al grnr,h to~..s .1a.
t,nate in ,rt sra h.s ~ s'onn to"slo lne leg1'
eeny Co psne wi a Essepn et3s. II no. aeoss
music Owing to The ex.reme ~ ts,s a .sss N
"e GU oaie'y 90 mnse on this occasion than to
Eanee NJ tne general character Of The score and The
norrtlo, snd the scenic e1ce11encca vaieh The r..
tion. rrxc5,tnr nv c-,asa naee lens toHs produc-
s.sa a'asI"-'s ~ Unique upon the e1celencles
ta- :" .as as''s's OF Ar. Gfaus troupe
The lihreito Of IA frfcotne IA n,ece ,f ~.o,,u,
ica patch work md gsne,af .h<nes,ss ., ~ seoslapn
astonishing description. Absurd a. ali !.bre1ti ar
1ais one toMe above the rest and By The carcfni
seaaeI Wy be toand 10 reach elima1es of a6surdiy
ae fei1eehing u the legends Of Grimm OF The bjo.
1abhy q that marvellous traveller, Munchausesf
TIE ne1o, va.eo dc Gana, ha. geography on the
feSsssss f.! :; W. .as Rsy
ss Stsad @ q p1ess s; ill.,
learned ditqassidon with his slave, Selsa. "a to
rontef, distances and explorations, would seem \
~ e.. y theme fos music and my be very use.
passjnr cantiyitT ni, nns ss ospsssaonate May Of
| IN spite Of his psetentioas 10 eeor1.phfeai
0ps cag h,nx y dsas sety uarslaele
which Of The two heroines he & principally in loye
r. H. e seiisa ns boxes the one io
now n the u o ss,;nts oss masmly to 1usz aad
ka and esch with the utmost ease and il geneTai'y
=, cay decsises: 1ev tbs roysr viii his hsndiai
eat "uo m ~! lost ~ sh,p"feck excerpt HIM
s5tal r. eoa5 I'd 90 saisy bset . Fol!usai Ro no
50 I at + i e. ssoaPpS 81 PiSt.
sI9nGs,ne se sea:ei that contains his late
cndaaesns - III lie sy.se0s. MeeIe tae gods and
shinned nds ~ ina te1s ytho!9gies arc wor-
MTa ne a@o females as was koGne Idderhood with
1he ,oth aln 1oInecSt concludes 10 leave With
10 lie besc xsSq, ~ a9s6sfsss t1ke. walk down
Wnod e !. aosn nnde5 The deadly Cpas which
Of HnSossa :. ~ anna 1, curiosity to The people
;;an.San, ;n, MnHe toc mo combined. Would be good
h3n !onnaauon los some Aiudosianee Col Wood upon
"e:eh SeInsea to ats1t = "a 5ah..,,1 mpsenn.
so1t Of African, who 6as been |
eHf1sn,,1 9efE1pee'y T. n lore with selils, his queen
principles an and se s,1fu no c6,pa 'ssn of 9e
s M sneah ai.o pattAkte Of the exhalat1ons Of the
Y Gpas: selika ha. very comfortable time Of it;
ntshEs II . chariot drawn bys swan ea On Shis Sia
S,, gona, VIII smiling uontis dancing rpnnd him,
@ Ma.ea m m9tt M have ben pleasant for Brah,na, but
11 hssi =; hel iee5 & sna mnst have been moist IN.
81 H. so ood S1t roor M nowsseE
tinslc vition aiaturbine his du1i bssins
The Other Characters, Anna, Don Pedro. Don
!oH diego, Don AiEzr etc, bare Little to do with he
, 1866-01-18

Wanted Immediately. two pleasant
lofnlehed Fooms and boald In respectable pri.
rate lsm1ly, for an invalid lady and nurtc, within
hsc minntet wnlk Of the poet of1cc. For the right
zeass.s B; +. SkiASf, IS bes1oo1s s9ssl S!ssa
.An Acknowledged Ins,ttution.,-
,dr6tzns Droaehsct 7Toehes," are among tho ac-
kro~letged institutions Of The tand. What would
ont these Invaluable Trpches! To al amonut
Of eahcms'' and coughs and throat-ciearincs
powerful md soothing loxenges. sre hare tr1ed
then; @ and they did u cood.-Ntss 1ofk |rdreztsy.
MemarAable YoHns Lady.-Thc Mag
nettc Doctfcas Miss Tennessee, who was once
called the Wonderful Child ha4 returned TO CInciu-
natl, and established IN tnd1mnly on Fifth street,
o9 % ~ Ms'sTs pe1aintns to NE and health shs
much certainty sca7eel! to ieare doubt Of their
sdons 4tate and traFel to every part of the world
and thloueh hes III. tel her inqu!1:ne niends; lend;
their Situation and uhereabouta. She will guar
antee to ruaks permanent cures in all cases she IN
dertakes; Cancers extzaeted. root and branch,
N @ anr ~ Of one drop 81
enns made TO walk tn from three to nine days. and
~ other dfteates treated With the sa1e success,
dasa a. @ ssf compliant consumption, dts heart
inst fesh i heir TO- AL letters promptly answered,
snd M medicine sent b e1n.esa when required. Boz
Al.2 cinannau 2 0. Through extensive prac-
Madame Baker 10 assist her. efia
Go to our friend n. r. Merrill for Kerr
ware, e'c,, Il nd Is Randolph 4. 41'As' e' e5ss
+. Cure Eourself Of Dyspcpsia.-1hts most
aggzaSatlng Of al complaints "a dltease from which
more people eutie5 and die than almost any other
, 1866-01-18


Editors Chicago Tribune:
an compelled to plant erure,
Which l. to please The maid lore:
Ihtf simple grove must compose
" nineteen trees in nine straight 1ows:
EiHe @ ,see. M ~ Zach row. must place,
Come boys and girls now lcnd ynur aid.
To kataiy this curious maid. Iovvn.
We arc also requested to insert The fo1loBiar
''qaettion," which looks simple enough, may de-
1rqcested: ~ =
" A and B were engaged to dig 100 rods Of ditch
tor $1C0; ihe part Il was TO dig was Of naoro dim-
cult excavation than Bs paTt. making II ntcesssTv
to rire ten shi1ltncs per rod, nnd six shininEs
per rod; but each received just go How ms1J
rods did each 1lgT'
, 1866-01-18

SOLDIERS, HonE.-The rrgular monthly meeting
ofthe Beard Of Managers Of the 6oldiers' Home
will be held tomorrow {tiday, afternoon ut 2H
O'Clock. IN The spous OF the Young Mems Christian
Association.
, 1866-01-18

Wanted Immediately. two uJensznt
furnished rooms and board In respectable prI.
rate lamuy, for an Invalid lady and nut4c, within
asc mtnntee walE Of the poet Office, For the right
place Will pay literally. best OF references gtren
Ehicago, Ill. ei,9
, 1866-01-18
Atl1EHku1ettts.
TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE
AZ r | CA N,

a K ] CA N =.
ITALIAN OPERA.
...........s..........J. GTsAV,
Doors open 1t *; Opera commences precisely u TX,
This iTHCRSDAT, Jan. 18th. Tomorrow frRI.
DAY., 1ba. 18th. ard SATURDAY EYENIEG. JIM
2oth, PoslI1E1LI THx LAST THRxx 1xFRRSr3Ttyloys
Of Aeye7aerrs posthunous grand upcta
The African.
Witch vin be presented With K43udcur End an,tx,do-
1sTer before eqnAlled In my Opa1 House 10 Amefics
Tho diseetar barring spsred 10 eensc to produce TIL
thoF, With the t1oss splendid Effects.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY,
Prepared a!nct September last and PAINTED exnrex.ly
for thus 0pesa. including in the third act
BETWEEN DECKS OF LARGE SHIP,
With entrance to the principal cabins and the crest
NANCAN1ILA. OR EPAs TREE.
In the nfth act bJ As. VoEGTLlN, the celebrated
sseE!G AFttst. fsoaa GTo.by's Opera House.
At Gran Whlle In Pass, aud completed here by Iii
Nine. .ABB1AT1 and 6te. PERoSI,
NEW PROPERTIES, mane espedsiiy In Pars fox
". GrAu, and completed By SlEnoF SEREEi the
tfcpGty Aa1 Of Tho Company. =
AACHlNEIlF AID APPOINTMENTS by M., WAL
LACE HUME.
TT ca1t enorsces the following eminent szt,sts
! = HETi EETTiaNAdA. BnSCAEET1 AuSIAN1.
PtlTLIfJ. EOLETTI. FMffVi'
HElSMOtD. La FORTH, EoASsO.
me Gfard Orchestra, under the Conductor and M1s,-
cal Director, signcr AtZIO. e{53
, 1866-01-18

Philadelphia Market
PuIIApx1rn1A, Jan. Il.
,GaatS1Wheas ~ * dali At s2.aa2s for white and
yellow at s1a Nc Cats steadF ~'~s -
rEor1sfose-EnchAnged.
WHtsKIY-Firun at 3is3,
TE1EOL1CA-Untett t1ed. Eatca Of er1de NJ ss6e.r
and re nned, IN bond, at 5iGa55c, - ''Ss'~-'
, 1866-01-18
B0arntng==GM a1ttfn.

ROARDING-W an d-By a
- Gentleman and wife. one or two rooms, fusnished
q references given. apply BY letter, s.. Tribune
oHecs ano bEAte serns- eE3
ROARDING-Wanted-t'org gen
~ ue1nan md wife and one single gentleua1-tae
Hcat Side prefer rcd. Address, stating location
terms, DC, r. o. Boz .1.2el3. erj
, 1866-01-18

MmoSL inspired; u speaks IL plainly as words oi
yet beautiful md pasefonate, interpreting the te.
mafndef oi The act.. The melody II simple and
takea IN unison BY The ysoins, bnt The ncoompsni.
ment Is solemn and dftRc-hke and In the hichett
| work. " s eA-4
The tseahness Of the melodies md the wondrons
talL e9ey ch2nRe Of ryfhm or key, eyery shade OF
drnuauc e1press,on being marked viii conscieu.
ioue finish. ase the chszIns Of thls work. Meyer.
which khon!c Be "hls monument, more epdurInt.
than brass And in this respect he has euccceded,
although It ~asn 20 small achievement to have writ.
Prophetic upon which to rest his lame
Of lis production last evening, we have little
time to speak, ind are not inclined to do eo owing
Gaz7anigs. the art,sts weze wretehediY ont o!
voice, Orsandini, Lott and Ml1er4, e.pecia1ly The
Q*o 1oimer vera almost roicelee.. and did them
wona b an injustice, althongh 1t Is natural 10
hone that when the artists arc in better
sihes;, s91es; we ahan ! baye better performance
There is one cencral failare, @h1eeeegt4. hosegc4r:
which cannot he renedted, and thai is-lack Iii
power and Firpr, both Of voices and instruments,
!o bring ont the African ~ It should be done, espec.
ialy n the bag voices. which Win one exception,
are only hantones. In Meycrbeef'e mu.ic id prn.
found d. hass, like .be organs Of Fotmes, Hetmanns,
OF them IN this troupe il sadly noticeable,
The Instruments c1nnot take cold OF ret hoarxo
ma hence are lese e1clsab3e thau the voices for
TIE Nrciched work sometimes made with the cpr-
ecous Instrumentation Of the Opera. The pret-
ture = az anything but well plafcd and the vocal
etnfe wss offcn ma1ed especially BY the horns
which wc1e absolutely barhatous and wretchedlT
out Of tune The only paH really well done WIS
the prelude to the upaE fcene End this lacked mas
elssness to produce the proper effect Rehearsal is
e1dly wurted.
secnica1lT, the opera WIS splendid success, and
Nc c1n at least claim that It has been mounted on
the slaee With resources and appointments worthy
It's Character. Tbs Temple scene with lis dne per-
fPeetye. the Prison scene, Ship acene. the Q9een'g
t;arden.. md upas TIRE xerc scenic ir1nmphs. The
ont With adellty oG aetatl and truth OF colosing
and mechanics that produced decided sensation Ii
thc hou*c, and commanded hearty applause Tho
tpas tree, with lte rocky and ocean hack ground,
Was also very effective. Ar. Tocgtcln, t,' .eteoic
artist Il entitled to the highest crrd!t, m the
superior and artistic manner In which he has ex.
ec0ted his part OF the work
Although there were many deficiencies and short
comiDgs. and although the rpera, a. rendered yxns
not full SUCCESS, sill there -Were meritprious
tiou and singing, which were thoroughly apptrci-
ated, and non mRny h1ndsome tributes Of applause,
Indeed, the audience were lav.h OF credit md the
reception should 1nduee the ttoupe to lend to The
rendering their best efforts. We shall expect
hettc1 Performance this evening, when We shall no.
tice The artists more In detail. duty which would
L6 ttIGlf tafY 1t the DFGScut NF1fiur.
, 1866-01-18


We arc requested to insert the following problem
for solution by Juvenile readers md request an
xnkWer TO It:
FIftnrr fHhirann r.xlu-.s
, 1866-01-18

Go to The Best-Go to 1Eryant Il STRAIT.
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get 4 thor
ough, practical business education or TO become
coed Telegraph Operator: Address for circulars,
RRYANT & SInA1ToN. cncapQ. III.
, 1866-01-18

Go to our friend n r. Merrill for Ker.
oeene Oils Lamps. Lanterns, Chandeliers, Glass-
ware etc-, II and s3 Randolph et. eJ9J
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STEAMSHIPS,
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
ounng at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passepser taking Cotton, signing bills iadine
MOSCOW Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenhurg and Havre
Storage tickets hers by this line bring
nasseugerstsom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans,
for $50 in currency, per adult
The sinai port Of destination may either zsd signing
the bills of ladsng, declared by the holder Of the bill
of iadng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aEordins the importer the choice OF
markets. a-
rE1HE HHITEsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons -. p JamlsOn, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. j. Csnpbsr Captain
MISSOURI. tons, Hancock Captain
ARKANsAs.. 1896 tons T. Barron Csptan
ALABAMA. 1879 tons. VIM L. Mesuey, Capt
1861 tons j. Graham, Cnpaln
CAROLINA ......... .lsIi Hsirby, Capitals
BOLIVIAN .......... IsIs tons q P P. COuohs, Capt
Cabin Passees 30 Liverpool siss geld or It's equivalent in
currency.
For rates Of freight apply 20 -....
HUNTER, AsEEw 90. 81 Casandelst strsei,
Conssusos Of goods ars rospsag desired to present their
Bills Of Ladng AZ the ecs pay tAar freight, and obtain
livery 0rlersf for the same,
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.eeelDta1oG Produce wesaerdaT.

SHEVEP0RT-Stea Alabama-40 bales of
Gott0W B Tullis-2S do Warren & Crawford-2s
II Wa Il Sonic Dean, Adams & Galf-lI do to
D r 0rrOll &co-l0 Cummings, Brown &co-e do
Pawn Huntington &co-T ailmer, Hopkins eco
j Burbridge &co-8 w Bennng Geo do
J D Dir &co--5 Stevenson b May Conner s
SeiXt-3 Carroll, Hoy &co-2 L65 p Eldrijge--l
w Bullis-23 hides pkgs hides and skins Wad-
dy Dmpson &co--4 bales wool 4 bags wool AZ
r0llsather John Phelps-5e5 lbs leather Edey &
Pincrd-25l head cattle 4 NOel-sundlies TO
orde Total 1888 bales cotton
BLOU SARA-Steamer St Nicholas-9 bdIs
hidej Gerard hides D Didier-1 hhl potatoes
Benoedano-5 SKIS potatoes Legion. Randolph
&co52 do Gaquent-4000 slaves Berkery-
10 epty hhds Bayhi-25 600 slaves NJ Iaughin
IL onions and snndries A F Hickman-8 pieces
castgs Roman & 0livier-4 do to L Maill0tt-20
bblpeaches to Pinaud g. Felton, bale rags and
sunies Dayid-sundries TO order
SMARTINSVILLE-Ste Steamer J d Hinde-4
bal cotton Kahn. Adler &co-3 bales cotton to
Plahe q Wiltz-2 bales moss lot iron E Carin
Al Hes l. Queyrouze-6 do Dupre & Grevenberg
6 BIS wool bbls molasses Adams &eo-l Dbl
HOY 4l0O0 feet lumber lot Of iron and sundries
to der-Total bales cotton
ASH1NGT0N-Steamer Cleona--5 bales of
wd to j W Burbridge &co-l bales moss mats
ere horns II hides NJ Well-3S hides to Baras &
Gac-94 head cattle Stoner & Turner-32 calves
totder- 26 SKIS corn Church & Druilhet-sundries
torder
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cornie-16 bales moss
HFete-5 SKIS wool Roman & OliYier-1 bale rags
arsundries l. Dumeistre-23 pkgs eggs hid and
/ 1 onions l Terrebonne-l bbls rice Avet g.
Cabon-3 hbls potatoes 1 SKIS potatoes l bundle
his J B Gerara-sundries to order
Dirt JACkS0N--Steamer Live Oak-lS2 SKIS
iitto MaFtin-sundries TO order
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pressure passengerpaeket, IN command of Capt.
Hopkins. leaves to-day at IL NJ, fer the above
named place, from The Lake end 81 the Pontohar-
train Railroad. Agent, /. @. Harris, corner of
Camp and Common streets.
CAMELIA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs,-This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the La6e end on the arrival of the
P, NJ, train Of Gas for the above. Capt. A. +,
Boardman is iacommand, and Mr.. John otway is
the efficient purser
VICXsBuRG F9R 0UAGHrTA RTvER.-This new,
fast and magnificent passenger packet, in COM
rpand of Capt. John W. Tobin, with Mr.. G. P.
Work in the ofice, leaves at P. NJ to-day.
taking freight fer all points up to Camden, The
Vicksburg connects with steamers New Alice and
sylph for all bindings on Upper ouachita, and
with steamer Sgan for all landings on Bayou DAr-
borne and Bayu Bartholomew.
ST. NIcHoLAsFoR BAYOU SARA-hGpreSs Pas
senqe,. Paoke,-The new, superior and fast passen
GER packet St. Nicholas, Capt. S, Heno oomman
der, and Mr. ]. Libano clerk, leaves this evening
at o'clock fo1 Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all Intermediate landings on the coast
ALABAMA-Hpt'ess Passenger Pdchet.-At
o'clock this evdling the splendid passenger packet
Alabama, CAT. w. @, Harrison, commander,
will back out fir Shreveport and way landings on
Red River TIE passenger appointments of the
Alabama are d the most elaborate and superior
character; nohing is wanted to add to the com
fort and convenience of guests. Messrs, Howard
aud Parsons al the clerks of the Alabama
MIrrIn sTEEGNs FOR RED RIvEa,-The new
and complete ght draft packet BIittie Stephens,
Capt NJ Lanaorne, commander, and Mr.. NJ, N
Carpenter, olek, leaves at P. NJ. for Jefferson and
way landings She is staunch, swift and commo-
dtous; her cain is tastefully furnished,
J. NJ. SHARPFoR LAFoURGHE.-This fast and su
perior passenger packet, in command of Captain
Henry streck.with Captain Dahares in the office,
leaves for tn above and all coast landings at 9
o'clock this forming.
CLEoNA 70 OPELousAs,-This fast and regu-
lar Saturday assenger packet, in command u
Capt. q. c. Ickett, and Mr. J. B. schmit in the
Office, leaveslt O'Clock P. N. to-day for Ope-
lousas aud authenticate landings
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aiuer cgnteIIlaenre.
1assOsgI oFglea. 70. . cave 81

Saturday Morning, July a. 100
Dull}ess on the leyee is on the increase. We
had splendid rain yesterday, which cooled the
atmosphere. The only departures were the Nina
SHINES for Bayousara, Alex. speer for Red River,
and Commonwealth for st, Louis.
TIE yIR0INTA CoAlNe.-This splendid and new
passenger steamer left ST. Louis for this port on
last Thursday.
THE LIZZIE GI.L,-By telegram from ST. Louis
We learn that the above steamer has been laid up.
BoATs DUE,-The Molie Able and David White
from St. Louis, and Nick Longworth from Louis.
vile, will be in port to-day The two latter boats
return On Monday, and the Mollie Able on Tues
day. We return our thanks for favors to the
officers of steamers Alabama and Cleona.
Roth, U. S. MAIL PACKET FOR ST. LoUIs-,At-
lGltio and Mississippi Steamship Conspanv.-
splendid and fast passenger packet in charge OF
Capt. John A. Duble, with Mr.. E. R. Lakeland in
the Office, leaves this evening" at o'clock, for all
landings up to st. Louis, connecting at Memphis
and Cairo with the railroads for ali points east
and west. The Rnth is a popular packet in the
line, and always has full trfps of freight and pas
sengers. The Ruth is tirst.class packet, and is
managed by excellent officers and experienced
boatmen.
For TIE WATERING PLAoEs.--The fine, fast low.
pressure steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr. Sam. Green, clerk, leaves a.
above to-day, on the arrival of the P N. train OF
cars, Pontehartraln railroad. Agents, Leach &
Perkins, corner Of Carondelet and Gravier streets,
FASHION FOR YIcRssURG.-U. s. Nat Packet. =
This regular passenger packet, under the command
OF Capt D. P Pratt, with Messrs Shaw aud Lud.
wigsenin tile Office. leaves az o'clock this evening
for the above and way points. The Fashion com
Reets 81 Yieksburg with first class packets for
Memphis and Yazoo river
LoulsE son aopiLE.-5This new and bne low
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Receipts by Railroad.

o., J. i G. N. R. B.-July 20-l bales o
con Jno Hardie &co-5 do R Pritchard-l do
j POWELL L Adams Alous & scherck-5
T & J NJ Aliens Carroll, Hoy ECO Violet,
BIZ .Sco--99s6 feet lumber Peter Markey--40OO
ID i Chandler l6 1852 do Jno Baker, boxes
frs A Costa do L Goldng-6 do to orders
blpeaclies E ClOud-.1 old boiler John Ward
slAries to Order-Tetal 80 bales cotton
o., y. & G. W. r. R.-Juiy 10000 shin
g8500 feet lumber S BOadreRnx-l2 cords wood
Sbhhsen-=10 hf-bales moss e Hesth-3 bales do
ltks potatoes J GrOse-5p SKIS onions Letert
66ls onions J B Gersrd--s SKIS onions i Surle--
stdries to order
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garine gnteITige,trs.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAMP STREET, ;
Saturday, July "a 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship lerman Livingston, Baker for New
York, Jas Connolly &co
Steamship Tppahaunock, Huckins for Apalachi-
cola Merritt, Durham, McKinnell &co
Br steamshi Mexico, Lewis, for Havana. Master
Steamer Saih, Blakeslee, for Mobile, Master
ARRIVED Yesterday.
schr E G Right, Kent, Is days from Camden, Me,
to Thordyke & Norton-lst district 50
TowBoATs.
Gladiator, hultz from the Passes-Towed down
and to "a, llth inst, ship Ceuta and schoonrs
StebbiF, Island Belle and Tranquil-Brought
up to GaIantine brig Banks; and to city the
bark Sadly Hook and schr Z G knight
sTKAABoAT6s
Alaban, Harrison, from Shreveport.
GleonaPickett, from Washington.
CornieAucoin, from Thib0daux.
Live Ok, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
] D Hide, Forgay, from st Martinsvile.
st Nicolas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Mary bnley, Stone, from Mobile. .-.
Mary, Iyers, from Mobile.
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Exports Yesterday.

NEW craftsmanship Herman Livingston
70S balesotton l50 hhds tobacco 100 bales wool
$50 bbls fur % bales moss 1900 OXIDES and sundries
APALDHICOLA-Stea Tappahanaock-
Sundry nse
HAVAA- Steamship Mexice-3O3 head cattle
mules
MOBu-steamer Sarah--l0OO SKIS corn SOC
bales hat0 coils rope 100 tons coal etc.
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M0BIIl-Steamer Mary Conley--s bales cotton
Chders iarleton &co-3O tons iron Jno t Harde
&co-2 ts3mdse Gates, Gillespie Seo-9 rolls OF
leather H Hansel-78 empty bbls Geo Elmer
20 do Schuernan-sund to order-Total
bales cobn
MOBD-steamer Mary-sundries to order
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Brig ] Inks, Cocheron from Mayaquez, Porto
Rco,o Villarubia
Br brig Hbt Nick Spearing, Clarke, 5 days from
Havaa, to master-Cargo, 1850 bxs and 40
hhds igar to order
Br steamlip Mexico Pendexter. from Havana,
az htrs out) to H S Hall Geo
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NEW xoR1x.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
E0R NEW Y0Ek DsREUT-rHE NEW
and splendid sldevboei steausatFs-
MORNING STAR. .ztlo tous. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. -. 29l5 topa.. Delaney, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. ...,.. $500 tors. - Commander
The new and hrst,elaaa steamships
MISSISSIPPI $500 tons. .Fur6ur, oomaandns
MERRIMACE 1000 tons. .Vansge, Commanding
UARIPosA. 1900 toms Quick, Commanding
MONTERREY. 1900 tons Whitman, Commanding
The new and drstclass steamship upper cabiul
MIssissippi,
2OOO tons,
FuRBER, Commander
yin leave the Companys Wharf foot of Jackson Square,
on SATURDAY, July 81 at Pm.
The composed and most segant steam
shps which have built in this for any home
tine They are in every respect fitted service and the
r1ute upon which they Their accommodation
are not sxcesd by Of other In the world
E7y-PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES. . ..=
Freight will be received the Compsnys warehouse the
landing at all times during business hours and the oopany
freight will always made low as by cthsT
tine.
For freight or passage apply to
]. NJ. ooURTENAY, Agent
53Carondelet street
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SELMA. MONTGOMERY.

FOR ALABAMA RIVER DIRECr
Leaves on MONDAY, 23d inst, at 4p. NJ from the head
of the New Basin.
ZOE SELMA, MONTGOMERY, wETUMPKA
and all intermediate landings on Alabama River
The fine A No. steamer
Blue Wing NO. 3,
ISAIAH LITTLE Master; WEI. MILLIKEE, Clerk,
win leave above For freight passage apply board
or to STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, 5 Front street
This steamer classes al in all the Insurance Offices and
receiving freight.
p s-The Hue Wing connects at Mobile with the new
light dra paeke Mist and wEesh her freight without any
tpens@
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COAST.


IUW Ell VUAbT FALkET.
Leaving every SUNDAY md WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
FOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION
~ ha[as Statement ronteaL aAaehe Jesu,s Bend and
al landings and pHtNtuns the ruueThe splendid and
last ste mer a. &. Brown LEX Queant n asttr will
ua ~ the above trade the eue euBYn easiug above
returning will come MP tile roast cry MONDAY and
kSDA4 j. rWiPh arriving a. tue ity before dark
shpptrs aud passengers rely tile H7bN remantng
me trade she may ng h bought expressly for it, and put
The most compiler repair FrTTe hi passage apply
botgdorto JNO, T.. HYDE CO. MS common street.
CQNAuA a SMITH No 81 Canal street.
J .. Commencing on sunday July 1at