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Receipts of Produce Yesterday.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Forsyth bbls OF
eggs halt-bbls cheese kegs butter Schneider X
luberbier-2 pkgs mdse Symonds, Courtney Sco
4 bXs sausage Schmidt Iegler-S bxs books ]
FlemingL4 pkgs mdse Phelps &co-S2 ties of
lard 20 bbls do 7l8 bbls -four Kehlor & Updike-
24s bbls -four Lamb, Quinlan &co-5O bbs -four to
w Edwards &Co-l00 do II GrOeble-l9 F French
l95 Hamilton Dunnica-600 J II OgIesby eco
3l3 b B kimball &co-267 to steamer Atlantic A
6bls eggs DelBondio-l0 bbls whisky Howard
Preston Barrett-1l do Speed, Summers &co-3
csks bacon S NJ Barton &co-33S SKIS oats 40 bbIs
Hour Emley &co-637 SKIS corn to Clarke &co-I23
bbls flour Grace, Davis &co-l25 bXs sOan NcFar
Ian, Straight &co-l7 csks bacon E K Converse
l7o SKIS corn Weissenbach &Klumpp-l5 ties bacon
10 ties hams Martin, DOlhOnde q Cobb stOvea /
bxs mdse Bradley Wilson &co-l COW and calf tn
F. DaSilva &co--3 cases mdse P Cobb &co--25
bbls potatoes Miller & Meyer-lO do Ia bxs epgs
39S SKIS corn DOrman Bruno-lOO bbls meal To
Stannard Slayback-745 bbls flour 100 tcs lard
$50 kegs lard to Keep & Caulfed-l5 kegs lard tn
Kennedy &co--22 do L Thompson &co-l4O
do Hy Won Phul jr &cO-8l pigs lead McCann-
l pkgs mdse Whited &Co-ll0 bbls flour 8 bills
whisky csks bacon ties bacon tics hams 10 bxs
soap 10 bXs candles bXs starch bxs candy 8
pkgs lead coils rope so ht-bbls beer kegs shot
Sinnott d Adams-500 SKIS bran to Geo Martin-l6
head cattle 76 head hogs NJ Kennedy-5 bales cot
ton I i S henderson, do M Greenwood g. Son
Q do Cummings, Brown &co-55 hhds tobacco to
Speed. Summers &co--l do Gold Roach .Sco-9
do J 2 Kings do Kirkpatrick, Nevins &co-l5
do Wilson Il Youug-sundries to order-Total ii
bales cotton 9s hhds tobacco
CAIRO-Steamer David White-I0 ties hams 80
pAs bacon Adams &co-7 hhds bacon 0 Der. |
eler &eo-25 bxs bacon F DelBOndio-4 esks baon |
% Dds Hour TO M Barton &Co-l52 coils rope to |
a Deail, ADAMS Gatf-lO bbls liquor B NJ Warner
w DDS pork Rosenberg & Seherck-lOO do Han. |
non Onutt &co-250 do I McWiliams-25O do to |
, m Barton &CO-25 bbls oil + Bloom &co-2 bds |
Pi""As " DAs porkC Meishaar-440 pkgs furniture |
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Alabama, Capt. W. C. Harrison, commander
will back out for Shreveport and way landings or
Red River. The passenger appointments of the
Alabama are of the most elaborate and superior
character; nothing is wanted to add to the com.
fort aud convenience of guests. Messrs. Howard
and Parsons are the clerks of the Alabama
CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs.-This
regular, fast and splendid low pressure packet
! leaves to-day from the Pontchartrain Lake end, on
the arrival of the P. NJ. train. Can't A, p.
Boardman is in command and Mr. John Otway is
the efficient purser.
CLEoNA FOR OPELoUsAs.-This fine and light
draft passenger packet, in charge of Capt. C.
G. Pickett, and Mr.. ]. B, Schmit in the Office.
leaves at O'Clock P. NJ. today for Opelousas
and way landings,
MARY FOR MoBGLE.-The splendid new low
pressure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. l..
Myers commander, leaves as above from the
lake end Of the Pontchartran railroad at u
NJ to-day. Agent. C, Harris, corner of Camp
and Common streets.
MARY E. FoRsYTH, U. S. MAIL PACKET, FOR ST.,
LoUIs.--The large and favorite passenger packet
Mary e. Forsyth, Capt. Henry Eaer, commander,
and Mr. Jno. A. Tatum in the office, leaves fer the
above at 10 O'Clock tomorrow Sunday morning.
connecting at Memphis and Cairo with the railroad
for all points East and West. The Mary n Fors,tI,
is, beyond all doubt, one of the most elagant ona
desirable passenger packets in this ceIsbratad
line. Her officers are gentlemen Of wall la,,
courtesy and obliqina disnositions a. vol ol
thorough and efficient sfeamboat,na,, - go
FASHION FOR yIcrsprrpc Tho s,,,,o,;ou ,,o-
senrer racket Fashion Con+ n p ' d. p-s,
mander leaves at p tod,r for tra ,t sU',,
connectir,r win, ers4 oI,-. Iu9 'Vt Y'o 'Do'e
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/ : ~ TT-3G-I 1-,I 60
Ios oaI oN5 muse Tcnorg-3 hAs drugs
borrnI % ,ogp nuns :, tyue &ooIl4s wh
= az wagons 10 carts ana an i,s hXs mos
On y sNS corn woods Matthew's &co
~ lAls butter Schnelder " Auberbler-5 hbls eggs
i Lee6n ,i bbls whisky Van Cnlin MoGombs
SI,S patgs c9l.ou =" Johnson %GoTL9o boxes
Fl 10 70 penti S {" IaesL5t 40 Ga9che-
W = DetteI %co-lvo nols nont 10 hcFarian,
"a az ~ 4VG2o nt a to953oo Iora,h, Mcheq geo
En NV - PIai, . On infRouii ocoriS Jno
We IN I'VE w o1lugiaSe @CoTi3 GIVEN,
Wa ~ 80, IJ @otp hoach %c0-z Gienn-l0
snsaJ Smn,rar SO wilson Young
T. Gnnibnr r. N hiIrh PatflcE; EeTlns geo
sundries to or9erTotsI hSio n II FF"SeF
tobacco DA'eS eo''oh A9I mas
ST ! orrTs c+oo-,o,. ,r,-,., ,-o,,,
Lamb Onnlap Sco AKA DO E+aII 'TS opl7 li9 our
KehIor y Updike~ ] r NgasIJ, @ fno 4 3
keen & Caulfeld-l00 Martin 6oihSnSo : GoTt no
100 j II Pohhans Eco-50 Sinnott 4 4Iams 20 n
Weissenbarb 4 Ilnrnnn 91n DO 20 - ~ ~ 10
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aleu- Orleans 9aiIg (restfnt,
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 50. 1859.


ST. CHARLES--Mrs Moncure, Coast; Miss Mon.
cure, do; L w GaFadlne, Conoorda, La; 4 b
Trowbridge, Y; 4 Reed and son, Fayette, Miss;
4 Kinds, Greenville, Miss; W Holmes, Miss; }
Eeough Pittsburg, La; L X johnson, La; j Reych.
boxer N Y; G Morton, Yicksburg; o Mcmillan
and wife, Monticello Miss; Seller, Miss; [
sCuthbert La; @ M Boyd Ark; j L Hebert Iber
WILLIE G Kendig, w Fell, W Redmond ] Herman
p P Carroll city; Bigley, Pittsburr: "
Lake, n Y; ] Mcintosh, S G; G Alente, Mont
gomery; A Ramsey, Richmond, Va; w G Crane,
Texas; Mrs j Il Mckee, Galveston; B McKeen
do; J J Grant, RaFenwood E Hunter, Miss
" Holmes, E Brown, do; NJ NJ Greenwood city.
CITY H0TEL-P Mccarthy, Lake Providence;
AIrs Ellis and daughter, e G Cook,lF Seller, W
Myers, Miss; R Weir, l. D Evans, A Worthy, J P
Hutchinson, j P Rendon, J Hamon w Daniel
and wife, Mrs NJ Johnson, Il Tankeraey, P
Evans, Mckinny, R indian, Peacock, q
George Jeffies, w s Delaney, Paris, Major
Flynn and daughter, Capt Scott, B F AckaTman
and family, Texas; W Denny, Randall I
Davis Pascacoula: ] G Rhodes, Threadwel.
E Hemp, Memphis j NJ Brown, " Y BroTn y Z
Saltenburg, Miss Flora Brown, MSS =, G 7,
Brown, Miss Y N Bolt, d Ferguson W n MUS
q q Ellis w III Thompson, ! Gray IA u Y Her
bert W r Mills city & E Williams, Philadelphia |
Miss T, 4 Toote' ca: " Jones, H Ames, j Heuder,
son, ] Collins " Phelps, S ? Weisgeer and family I
ST. JAMES HoTEL-o Mayo, La; J W Wells,
Miss K Wells, Miss L Wells, ] Russell, L W
Means L Crosby, Texas j Il Jones, La; J n
Hunt " Mellen. Qose, 7 W Owen, ] W
Barker, w ii heuWuoui leAass app oiClesi n d "
Thurston, Memphis; Iatfs, Ark Mr. Gibson F
q Woo, La; j S Vans and wife, St Louis; Levy,
Memphis; A Hunkwright, Ky; D Browder, Texas;
] W Bird, La; Miss Kirk, Fisher, 2 Rich
ardson jackson; Jehn Smith and family; E G !
Lumbard, Brandon; II Laeb, city; Adpheson,
Jackson; W Boyd, Summit; & Leonard city J I
Mccoy city; Fl Dixon, Jackson J Il Pohlaus,
city; A Hamilton, Miss; Beal, La; Morgan. |
T i Stockdale, Miss; C r Wykof, Mobile; G W
s Brown, Louisville; c G Fargeson, Mr. strobel
and family, Texas " Fl Wilson, Va; W K Fort,
Montgomery; Mrs E Cook, Cook, A Herbert
Richmond, Texas; R Mccall, " Phillips, Pass
Christian.
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LAFOURCHE,

REGULAR. COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
A'en'es every TUESDAY at P and every SATURDAY
O.. at 10 A.
steSmer j. N. sHARP-BENoY STRECK, Master, JOS.
$780,, - DALFERtS Clerk
tNOR TH1BODA UXVTLLF, PAINTCOURF-
Vile Napoe0uville, Donadsouvle, and all intermediate
coast landngs-Will leave regularly above
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to COAST
freight and passengers and will continue in the trade pera
nenty. For freight passage apply on board.
p S. Shippers all responsible for the payment
of freight, j. S. RELF, TChuuptoulSs street.
VTRGTEIVS G, DENTHEL AdvsrtisI;lg Avert.
The j. NJ Sharp will take all freight through W LoGport %
usual.
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A good story is told of Wigfall, who. at the col.
lapse Of the rebellion, fell into the vicinity of
party Of Union soldiers in Texas Being well dis
guised. he entered freely into conversation with
the soldiers of the guard and in the course of the
conversation, asked what they would do with old
would hang him, certain, /" was the reply. d" And
yon would serve him right" replied Wigfall. :" If
should be with you, l have no doubt should be
pulling, at the end of the rope myself" The
: donhle entendre was not suspected, and its wit
was therefore lost but it is worth producing nov.
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MATAMoROS- Luz-2OO bbIs fonr 10
tcs lard 10 kegs butter $50 bxs starch 1850 bxs can
dies so bxs soap and sundries
CEDAR KEYS-Bark Horace Beals-25O SKIS of
corn
HAVANA-schr Enodio-5I, 447 feet lumber
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u Elas s1esllsnt papsr. Tic paIlaaslplia Age

says, fAlpSueiphia age
s4f, Grmnelps constituents have faiIed h, ,,.I-.
lAartyf Of him, as he had reason 10 " !ne =
neulas ~ view of the recent aaFnaIia 80;
hs enuured 80 meekly and with sneb tn,ai,
nm tba noat ~ us peace principles and his eIath
~ tlS oonIary, they have casthim off w.
rom NE following lively account wbicb ~ pears
from the heokuk Constitution. "N'e1' We tAhe
a sac disaster has happened TO onr r,u.
asaend, John Brown Grnnefl OF the gosrt lesefeho
III ~ men1 into convention at 0skaloosa indorsaa h.
tne radical press, not only of his own distrct hy
q tne entire State, for Ia pu'
but heY. J0hn Brown GTinnell came ont ~ H.;
convention more speedily and alittIe roeys ~ sa
ANONYMOUSLY than be went in, He was kieked ans
gne hrst ballot. He was told that like everv tbo.
0os, he had nad MS DAY. He was dispatched ann.
marty and without mercy. Here is The resnls y
1ae irst and informal ballot as furnished ne IL y,
private correspondence received last evauiy. . :.
Juoge Longhridge So, John Brown Grinpen IA
9eDf GFinnel, to be thus slaughtered in the bas
q Als own friends A0use
y. y iursher balloting was deemed necessary nv
shs friends Of Rev. John Brown Grinnell TbeS,
.1asAiy crled enough and conveyed their cham,
isn from the ring on shutter.n The nomina.
WI u Judge Loughridge was then made mani.
i ;.si A-onghridge came forward aud snols a
,ls ss speech. He made special boast If b,s
the nasr he mad learned to sympathize with
80 -ts lnsseIo almost from the day of his birth he
Souchingly remarked that many a ,ibt IL ne
Ls,1s Doy5 mad he walked up and found snme nanr
eolQIeu person in his fatheris honse y Viii
tpngnlng remark was most voeiferousl, cboarsJ
w sne convention. That was indubitn6lv ,s,ast
profound ntteranee on the parf ~ Jsy must
ridge, and we cannot bat regard bjs housh-
feF congress as mighty big thin9 y na ~
DIG. 10 fact, as the defeat Of John Rrsq 49, 49, ~
Whieh OF enr glorious band OF radical cona
men Is the next 10 be led to the slaughterY
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STEAMSHIPS,
LIN ERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling st Havana and Queenstown land and embark MALL
and Passengers; taking Cotton and signing bEs Of adns
here at through freight hence to St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
Gothcn0urg and Havrs.
Storage tickets granted het5b this line to bring
paasengertr from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final destination may be either zed On signing
the bills Of lading declared by the holder Of the bill
of lsding within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aaordng tho importer the choice OF
narksts.
TEE BRITISH AND AaELZTOAEs STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii dspatch tie following fill
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND rev ORLEANS DrREcr,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 p Jarnlson, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. ons....J Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 ons.... A. Finn Captain
AIsso 1854 tons IA Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons IT, Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesnsy Capt
.I55l tons. j. Graham Captain
CAROLINA .l54l tons. j. HARDY Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 P P Couche Cent,
Cabin Passage Liverpool 325 gold or ts equivalent in
currency.
For ratea of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsEEW d CO., Al Ca-ondelet street.
Cnsee goods are respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Lading the Office pay freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same
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8larilte SnteIjgente.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. "a CAST STREET.
Saturday, June 80, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Horace Beals, Blankenship. for Cedar KEYS,
G W Hynson &co
S Fernandez Geo
Br schr Enodio, Mitchell ssfor Havana, Master
SIoop Nymph, Lanfat for Havana, in ballast,
Goldenbow & LesDarre
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New York, June 23-Saied for New Orleans,
steamships Geo Cromwell, Vail and Evening Star
Delaney. Cleared for New Orleans, brig julia
Smith Arrived from New Orleans, steamship
Mariposa, Quick
Boston, June l9-sailed for Mobile, brig Aurate
Baltimore, June 28-Cleared for New Orleans,
steamship Liberty, Stafford.
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OPELOUSAs.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, ut s O'Clock P ~
kfOR OF Flo Flo psAs, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landings on
Bayou Courtableau, Atchaaaya Mississippi rversT6e
hne Observation-Disclosures steamer CIrOnn o. G. Pickett
MASTER j. b. Schmit clerk, will leave above Returning
VIII leave Washineton every WEDNESDAY MORNING at
~ o'clock Particular attention paid to business For
freight passage apply board foot Of ST. outs street
VIRGIN1US G. DENTZEL, Advertising agent
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, att FM
ANOR OPELOU 3AS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE
= SinmspoIt, Mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
landings on Bayou Couftableau and Atchaaya rivorThe
regular New Orleans and OpeOusas weekly packet
Irene, Q, Hinckey, master, N, Kenison, clerk, viii
leave as above For freight passage apply board or
J. E. CARLIN, 33 old Levee street
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
on the const "' F'A
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BANOn RARA-

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A n. and every sATUR
- DAY at P.
EOR BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
quemine Donaldsonvtle, and all intermediate landings
The new and supert sdewhee st Nicholas, S.
Heno master G. Libano, clerk will leave above Re
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight or passage sppy to
-, LEONCE BAYHI l6 Bienvlle st.
Shippers are responsible Tor payment OF freight.
VtRGlNIUS G. DERTZEL, Advertising ARenl,
,,,,, Rb9ULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. r. GREATHOUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks,
Lesyes every MONDAY at P NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A H.
ANOR BA YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Il Rouge, Plaquemine, Donadsonvile, and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight for landings
on Bayou Laourche For freight passage apply board
or TO
TITUS & GwARTEEY. Agent No. s TchoupItoulsRs st
VIRGINTuS @. DENT2EL, Advertising Agent
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rr! NET BREEcH,LoADNG GUNS Captain J. "
%elgs, q Washington City, has invented a new
S Ssylcs ior changing the common musket into
t 3rsessh-loader, which can be attached to the Tn
TN, s.ases arms with little difficulty The ingen
horizontal motion opens and closes the breecb YER,
aUaly' mus obyiating levers and protrudinq parts
u sne necessity Of changing the position Of the
Tug Mich grasps the stock after firing, to ex
w shel Of preparing for reloading; and the
mas no spring but elects the shell by
Roslllse motion. Captain Meigs is now ENGAGED
K ssllecting and applying his invention to q
magazine gun, which viii enable the soldier az
s sps to dispense with ammunition boxes
ny gun without increasing its Size or weiab ~
~ aaess nity rounds may be fired without removing
S,e sun rom the shoulder As the invention Is
Praencsl simple, and can be attached to ordjna.
asts II ttle cost II will undoubtedly attract
nals. 'eiii'liehs as wen as lndiYld-
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Texas, Stanton from Galveston, to
Halves d Bowen-lst district
Steamship Lillian, Olsen, from Indanola and Cal
weston, to Geo A Fosdick-lst district
Rush bark Nystadt, Nyberg from Bordeaux. 18th
May, to Couture Bros-3d district 81
Bark Desiah, Gilkey, Z days from 4Iatanzas, to
master-Algiers
Nix schr Trinidad, Abexa II DAYS from BTatamoros
to III Oriol-2d district %
TOWBOATs.
Shultz, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 23d inst barks Bridgeport, Abbie
Franklin and Lorena, and brig Meteor-Brot
up to Quarantine bark Boy Ben Dixon and to
city bark Desiah.
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary z Forsyth, Ealer from st Louis.
David White, Yawter from Cairo.
Magenta, T P feathers, from St Louis
Cleona, Pickett, from Washington.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
M Sharp, Streck from Thibodaux.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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YAZOO.
7IoksBURG, YAzoo ANT, TALLAHAT0HIE RIVER

YICKsBURG, YAzoo AND TALLAHAT0HTE RIVER
PACKET
Leaves Yicksburg every Tuesday and FRIDAY at5P n
DOR GREENWOOD, LEFLORE, YAZOO CITY
SAtarta and all landings the Ia lahatche Yalla
husha ryeshe new fast and superior passenger packet
Calumet, S; H. PaTi'ott master W Richards clerk
viii leave as above connecting with the New orleans and
Nicksburg packets Gen. Quitman and Fashion.
VRGiNluS Q. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
SAH freisht shipped by the above steamers will be
signed through to othe above points, with privilege
Shipping on steamer Calumet
VIGKSBUR9 AND YAZnO RIVER PACKET
Leaves Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY at bPM
ENOR GREENW WOOD, LEFLuBE YAzOO CITY
sRd all intermediate landings taking freight for
tsanatGhe aud Ysllabusha rivers and connects Green
Woo with packets for irenHdaThen light draft psssen
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master Chhs
Crater, clerk, will above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
Fulton street.
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Per steamship Texas, from Gaveston-Thiele.
Seller &co-F J Quinlan&co-H Halves & Bowen
F D Darlington Foster &co-T A Shaffer-order
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sTEAmsiBaPs.
NBVV YORK.

~ h3HAit - 10
NEW xOESEx.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooarANY,
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOE NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW
and splendid sidewheel Steamship
MORNING STAR. .24OO tons. e. .Howes, Commander,
EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 tons. Delaney, Commaader
GUIDING STAR. 1885 tons. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR $500 tons. Nelson Commander.
The new and frst.elass screw stearnships
MISSISSIPPI. tons Furbur, Commanding
MERRIMACK...,... 1000 tons .vsnsee, Commanding
AARIPoSA 1900 tons Quick, Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons Whitman, Commanding
The new and fTst.class side-vh heel steamship
Morning Star.
240o tons
NELSON, Commander,
VIII leave the Company Wharf foot of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, June 81, at 7 P M, precisely
The Lineis composed of largest most elegant steam
shps which have been built country any ho,
line They are in every fitted for the
route upon which they run Their accommodations
are no eNceed by those Of other the world
h9~P PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will be received the Company warehouse OF the
landing at all times during business hours Companys
rates Ter freight will always be made as by any other
llue.
SoF freight Or passage apply to
J. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
" 3SCurondeet street
FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwELL's N. Y. AND N q. STEAMSHIP LINE.
TosaiI on SUNDAY, July LIST, atsAA.
FOR NEW YoRK-THE FAST AND FAyoRtrE
George Washington,
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TOWBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,,
BeIOw-ComIng Up,


Ship Lewis Henry Tegeer, from Marseilles, 10th
March
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MOBILE.

NSD BILE.
FOR MOBILE AND WATERING PLACES.
DAILY PACKETS
Touching at Bay St Louis Pass Christian and Mississippi CITY
MORGAN LINE u S MAIL STEAMERS
FREIGHT TAKEN TO ABOVE PORTS AND TO ALI
FONTS ON ALABAMA RIVER UP TO MONTGOMERY.
Leaves SATURDAY, June 10 an tho srr,,, oe ,o 10
F'ntch"rtratn Railroad tram
E"N MOBTLE-ToUGuING AT BAY 81. LOUIS
Pass Christian and Mississippi cfty-rhs new iron si5o
wheel and low pressure steamer
Mary,
A L. MYERS Commander
VIII leave as above, carrying the U S. Mails
Freight taken at greatly reduced prices and Btt7
signed through to above named points at the Au.,,
rFoiSAts received until lOia A, NJ for the above s,,
After lO' Freight will go forward per steamer mex, I.v
n Both going aud returning Daily Trips vii, ha -,,.
saSoyo unless prevented b, low water and ,, ,,,,,
I C. HARRIS
- Corner Camp aud Common Streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves On SATURDAY Both inst, at P N, from the
head Of the New Basin
L ali way oSin14 on S MoG tG a SELMA, AND
~ t Tom r lleuthorne master WI, leave as Above
slNNori 4 ADAMS. % Commercial pace.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
90 hpAl' 1o'h p tnst atl from head New
E1OR MOBILE. Selma ,vr.,,o,.n..,,.......
4 elegant passenger steamer ~ ! "'
Desoto
Capt. W C. DIGGs; G. NJ. BoyK1N c,,.,
morning 2sth For fre.h or r,sE igisht on Thursday
0ot.N ~ ~ pf y W. Agents, lib Common street
w a r,,Frr,vD-,-,
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VICHSBURG

VICkSBTJRG
VI0KsBURG, NATGHEz AND NEW ORLEANS bEGU-
LAR TUESDAY U. S. MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUE SDAY, at5P.M
ATTENDING to all business of General Quitman)
R0R VICRSBURG, EATCHEz GRAND GULF,
Rouge Plaquemine Donaldonve and all intermediate
and plantation andngshe magnificent passenger packet
Grey Eagle,
J. NJ. WHITE, Master,
will leave above Tho Grey Eagle viii take freight and
passengers for Memphs and the Bends with privilege of
shipping the steam Arc and for YazOO River with
the privilege Of reshpiping the Emma q For
comfort speed and aety this boat unsurpassed her
table supplied wis the the market affords For freight
passage apply on. board or to
GEO D. HITE, "a Gravier street
For Information relative to azoo River freghs apply
board or to = TITUS CIV RTNEY. Tchoupitouias ST.
RF.GINIUS G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
FIOKsBuTAG AND NATOHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY at bP.A
ESA DONALDSONVILLE, PLAQUEMINp
FSTt Fudson, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Fort Adams Vat
chez Waterproof St Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf WARP pton
New Carthage and VicksburgThe magnificent p,sspnget
steamer Fashion P D Pratt, master, L. Shay and r T.
h Lhdwigsen clerbs will leave above For ffeght ar mas
sage. apply IN bOs;d TITUS 4 CIV ARTEFY F
- = - Tch0Ipituulas street
| VIRGINIUs @. DEETZEI4 Advertising Agent
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CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC
STEAMER SWAN,

a a N.
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET
EOR BAYOU RA RTHOF pEExv avn
Saline RiVerAh reightS for the above named streams
which mal be consigned t. the OF steamer Swan will
De received at trenton nee storage taken forward with
as little DELAY as possible For further particulars inquire
N e. GULLETT, Agent
No. 80 Matches street.