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Y WHAT AXE WE 70 Earl Some kind OF pesti.
lence has broken ont among the fish, if we are to
believe the New York papers; and already four
hundred barrels Of diseased behring's have been
seized on enc Of the piers IN that city This is bad
newsHgan. The rinderpesf frightened many peo
pie from their becf.stakes and sav0ry roasts. and
ne triehina horrjaed them, at the idea of being
eatentp alive while INDUCING in roast pig, sau
sages and burkwheat-cakes. Then it was said. and
wise men encouraged the delnsion, that mutton
Mas the healthiest meat in the market, and that
sheep were never attacked by disease. But that
assertion has not been made good for we have &C.
c0nnts fsom England and Scotland that species 81
plague has broken out in both countries among ne
sheep Then tinlid people fell back on poultry,
and were just composing themselves to breakfast,
dine and sup on chickens, when intelligence was
brought us that disease had fastened upon this
class Of the featherd race in the West Indies, and
that y Ncnld most likely reach this country BY way
q some hencoop, On some bark Grading between
ne Islands ard The United States. This was bad
enough and the terrified patrons of the pullet ana
ne eapon forbade their appearance ia the kitchen
cr e the table, md turned their attention to The
1nh&hitants Of the sea. But what must be their
diamay AZ learning that fab, like beeyes, hoRs.
eheep chickens, IRE also liable to and affected ~
diseaseg What now aFe they to do! What shall
7ney eaf The question h one OF vital importance
a enters into every Day life, and cannot be III
\ lQled' A4a mnst eat. but what to eat, In these
= r A interrogatory easier proponnded
Than exp0unded. "a WI
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Recent. or Produce Ye.terdav.

MlNDEN-Steamer Frolic-39S bales cotton to
Chaffe q Bro-l56 do Spyker 4 Sanddge-ll8 to
Carroll, hoy &co--S4 Thos NJ Scott &co-42 do to
Brooks d McDonad-44 Stevenson & Mayo do
Wallace-36 Williams Nixon &co-3l i John
son-24 G Walmsley--22 W W Carloss-2l do to
Ben Toledano-20 r K Walker &co-l9 Hunting
ton Bros-l7 J Watt &co--l4 Fl Ware & Son--i5
Logan, Soniat & Claiborne-l4J W Burbridge eco
- Henderson, Peaie &co-l3 R Nugent &co-ll
Bouligny & Esclapon-12 Wright, Allen &co--l2 to
Campbell d strong.l0 Gillespie, Pierre &co-l0
= Archinard-9J D Blair &co-6 A Hinkle &
Co.'S Cowan Mavo--4 Ar Mtenberger-3 do to
ellis q Ferguson--2 Byrne, Vance &co-2 do to
Lucket &co-l do Rosser, Prothro &co-4 cks
bacon bxs mdse J Chaffe & Bro bxs mdse to
McAllister, McNair &co-l do to D FL Holmes-l2
plows to Ben Toledano-sundries to order-Total
1928 bales cotton
WHEELING-Steamr Cemo-7O pkgs glassware
9 Moore &co--3l do Tramontani-3s do to B
Hans-l6 bxs glassware Henderson & Gaines-l04
DO r Mioton.4 timber carriages B Bodley &co
Az bales hay McDuf-2G0 do to G Pleasants-l469
SKIS corn West g. Nettleton-42O do e H Fairchild
to order
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown and embark Mails
and Passensers taking Cotton signing bills of lading
here At through freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Rsa, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothensurg and Havrs. .-...
The final Of destination may DO either xed on signing
the bills of ading declared by the holder Of the bill
of adng within twelve hours the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus snording the importer the choice of
markets. .-.
Serage tickets here by this line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited dispatch 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.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. d. Campbell Captain
MISSOURI 1864 tons "a Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS 1886 tons. .....T Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM. l.. Mesney, Capt
1851 tons j. Graham. Captain
CARoLINA... .ls4l tons ...J. Hairby Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 TONS - H. p p Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2s gold or its equivalent in
currency. 49,
For rates of freight apply to
S., HUNTER, ASKEw Il CO.. d Carendslet street.
consgnees of goods respectfully to their
Bills of Ladng at the office pay freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
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CuRIosfrIEs OF HUMANITY The husband tina
eays to lis wife on q Monday night, when cook i
IN revolt dinner Il behind hand and s'shock down
Ny dear, you look tired let me walk up ani
down with the baby while you rest!''
The wife who expends rs much pains upon hel
+ toilette on rainy morning when there is no one
but Z. John ut the breakfast table, as she does OF
the evening when her old sweetheart is coming to
call I ~ ~ sss e Y
The husband who reads all the congressional de.
bates 10 his wife without meanly skipping every
other paragraph, and always keeps her posted
III floating politics s@
The wife who provides herself with spools of
potion. sasiMbes and sewing wool, before tie read.
Ing begins and don't hare to jump ul once in five
INMATES to fetch something from the other
room !, as ss fas
B The man rho il consistent and goes ont to chop
findings fcr exercise, after having recommended
bed.nlgk ing to bib wife a. healthful method 81
expanding the chest S53 MI VA
ii The woman who tells her husband Just exactly
how much money she spentin that shopping expe-
dton, yesterday IA,
The man who il always delighted with the do.
nestle paddings ard pies, and don't expect daily
bill of fare like INTO d French restaurant.
The woman who don't look into all the envelops
~ her hashand sivest pocket when she mends that
garment N s8 45,s 81 ts55E.N35s "A 9s57Ssa
!, Tlstsilan Who never saw collar pattern that
hts sc much better than his ever did,
Ihe Woman who can tell the color of her neigh.
bor's rev bonnet.
storms, and during the prevalence of domestic
tootha chss makes up his mind that it Is Z Great
deal cheaper to be amiable than to scola.
Nts satf qsf-
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY a, s p. NJ and every SATURDAY
ct 10 A. NJ.
Steamer j. M. sHARp-HEN Y ~TRECK, Master, JOS.
DALFERLS, Clerk.
TOR THIBODAUXVILLF, PAINTCOURT.
Vile Hapoleouvie Donaldsnvi,le and all ine7mediets
coast landin rs-Will leave regularly above
Tho }. Sharp will give particular attention to coast
will continue in the trse nerms
nentIy. For freight o, passage apply on board.
- Shippers an cases responsible for the payment
Of freight J. RELF, Tchcupitoalas street
= vIRGINFUs G. nENTzEL. AavsIt,s,Is Aaert
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BoST0N-steamship Concordia-Astd mdse
y MATANZAS-Brig Water Ly-2l55 bxs sugar
Murson &co
lPALERMo-Brig Adrana-Fruit to order and
Is passengers
TuSPAN-Schr Elzabeth-Fruit to order
RUATAN ISLAND-Schr Dan Simmons
to order
BRAzOs sANTIAGO-schr Tranqui-sS pkgs
mdse to order
mdse
MATAAfOROS and misunderstanding Piano
$50, 302 in specie to Veas &co-S24 900 and 100
bales cotton Avendeno Bros $4,000 Graham
&co-Sl000 T II u + G. Ghlesinger-l5 cases mdse
Huntington Bros-5O do Marburg & Forster-2l
bales bagging Ell Forstall d Son-Total 100 bales
cotton and So, 202 specie
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At Quarantine.

Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from Havana, to
Baeter & Deyertu .
Brig Jas Davis, Clough, from Cardenas to master
Sp brig Cosmopolita, Roose, from Port Cabello,
7 Venezuela, 81. ...
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner, from Mayaquez, porto
Rco)
Sehr United States, Newman, from Havana, to
master-wth moiasses to A Fl D'Meza
Schr Mails, Hardenburg, from Havana
Br schr Deliverance, Joseph, from Ruatan Island,
to master
Schr Ruby, Phillips, from Matanzas to master
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Dan 0rlsalts Daily dlrasfeIlt.
MONDAY MORNING, April. ls. 1865.


ST. CHARLES HOTEI4--N B Gushing, E F
Bartlett, Ala; w W Orr, Woodville; freeman
England: Az a Collins. jackson: + Shelby, A
Shelby Texas; Il Durham, Cincinnati; 7 Moore
and mother, Barnet, Texas; L w Waugh, Memphis
6 G Efet, Z 9 Elicit, Texas; J I Allen, Cincin
matt; II Anderson, Mo; + w Struawesk, Ala; ] ]
Long. Natchitoches; j Edward, II Simmans;
9 + Glenn city; j N Bean, Milwaukee; B Jones,
Miss "a Jones, J Shutter, Memphis; G "a Smith, ]
McGraws Louisville; d Brasher, Virginia; ] Ar
buckle. city, u @ Polk, JaC Mems, Mobile; Thos.
Moore 81 Louis, Mr. Fowler. s 3a Al sssSssst N III
STsJAMES HOTEL W Hall; Nj Hilliard and
wife Las II a Bates, wv H Spuford. Brownsville,
Miss: Menard, Q Lsgre. Galveston; ! z
bard. Men: W Frost, g " Smith, qant a,,
W George Houston, Ter, n - ~ Z
J Ryan ard wife, Mobile; G Clanagan and family.
s O: Miss E Dye. Mrs Edmpkin, Miss B Gwir, j
Meyers and wife, Tex; Amacon. u McLain, Miss;
h M 5 tTisslaflls u Rosenthal. Tex J g Johnson, j
II Fousrie. jackson railroad; A HGreene, city; j
CRY HOTEL W warden, Ark; h. sirley
Raymond. Miss W Sheaur, Wig; j Webb
Afiiidtr Id " Seiffige, Scranton, vt; ii Il
Earle, city Z Rryon, Wetompka, Ala; F
Chaphaa1 Macon, Ga; II y Chapman. do il S
Altman Dallas co.. Ala: j Ryan and wife, Mobile;
Ferguson, Ft Sullivan. Texas !; j ii Barnes.
Selma, AxG . Fisher, "; L Bryan. Ala MIS-
B Terry and family. Texas j 4 Jack, g w
Newman g " Carruther, Hawkinsyille, Ga !;
AissL Holmes. Ridge, Ga Dr. N Holmes, do
a 81. L0UI6 HOTEI,--M Bell; Rev Dr Edwards.
RehmcId, "a; Mr. Slaughter and wife; s Crerud,
q Y. Q McGwern, Mobile; F G Englering and son,
W Burnet. Miss rs.
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Receipts by RAILROAD.

N. o., 0. & G. W. R. R.-April 14-s bales
cotton Lapene & Ferre-50 bbs molasses to Dix &
Emley-s hid sugar A A Green-sundries to order
N. o., J. 4 G. N. R. R.-April l4-l0O bales
cotton Carroll, Hoy &co-27 do j Il G Cromwell
70 Walker y Snyder-l5 Sykes & Conley-5 do to
Pitcher 4 Barrow-9 L Adams-3s 4 Powell
10 7 H 4 NJ Alen--4 s Barrett-3 H Phelps &
COLO W THOMPSON M J Smith &co-4 do to
Estln &co-ll Payne, Huntington &co-ll do to
Butler, Terry &co--l Thornhill & Richardson-ll
Wright, Allen &eo-l Jno 7 Hardie &co-5 do to
Edwd Nalle-7 Adler, Easy &co-2 L NJ Merritt
Total 29S bales cotton al -,g
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YAZOO.

FOR YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
= ne new anu elegant pass pac Ut Warren
Belle win leave Vieks'usg every FRIDAY II o'elek
for rtsit Yazno lily ichnla sdon, Greenwood and ITALIA
hhtchie rW, The warm Belle institution in
the trade and caves rrsua,ly ABOVE Thos shipping
freight for the above rivers int nded the Warren Belle will
ennsen l. care OF Warren Belle yicksburg aiss The
Warren Belle CONNECTS Iy viii the Gen Quitman
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y When some one was lamenting Foot's unlucky
fate in being kicked in Dublin, Johnson said he
was glad OF u. He Is rising in the world added
he. feu he was in England no one thought il
worth iheir while to kick him.
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+ I, sapp Pose John, that if ! were to jump into
the water here. / should find it over nv head ana
ears y Oyer your head, Hardy; perhaps not
over your ears. . rs
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William Croft, famous as a fnritiye sIaye bas
esta biished arge school at Whydah; and King
Dahomy testifes his appreciation by sending him
present Of SIX slaves. q
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Q1ilp thinks there must be good deal Of had
veal II the market Judging from Tie number Of
iaise caves that have been seen IN the streets
of late.-ff Boston Post.
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Marine ynteligel,re.
CREscENr oTrIoE, No. o. CAMr srasnz, /,
,-=5 Monday, April l6, 1866, J
Cleared Saturday.

0a.''1'' o' Hsasa 70. A 2. 1t i i sss''
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship cassandra, Mclaughlin, for Boston, I
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, for New York,
Steamship i Harris, Fowler for Galveston,
Steamship Gen Sherman. Pendleton, for Havana,
Steamer Lizzie, Pace. for Pensacola, LIN Merritt
Br ship Sir Geo Seymour. Ferguson, for Liverpool,
FIR bark Bordelois. DeLasalle. for Havre, =.
Br schr Emily, Coe, for Ruatan Island, Master
Br schr Village Gen. Briggs, for Cienfuegos, in
Br schr Fanny, Hawthorn, for Ruatan Island -'S'''
schr Q s Dyer, Dyer, for Matanzas, o Bercier &co
Arrived Saturday
Steamship Concordia, Sears, from Boston, to Cree
Br steamship Pisano, Thornham, from Matamoros,
to q Forstall & Son--lst district Is 80
Br brig Water Lily, Farnsworth, from Matanzas,
to ] d Murison &co-Point
Br brig Adriana, Gastanala, from Palermo to
Tramontani-Point
Br schr Elizabeth, Clark, from Tuspan, to L Jou-
blanc-2d district 10
schr Dan Simmons, Godfrey, from Ruatan Island,
to I Smaller jr-2d district 26
Schr Tranquil Simpkins, from Brazos Santiago,
to master-2d district 10
Schr Anna Z Martin, Brewer from PHILADELPHIA
to Hynson &c0--Point
Schr u Pecker. Phinney. % days FIN New York,
to Baeter l. DeYertu--3d district As ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Indiana, Neal from Louisville.
Ida Handy, Moore, from st Louis.
zg Arrived Yesterday. IT,
mo arrivals from sea reported.1
STEAMBOATS,. 'a.4..
Frohc, Compere. from Minden.
Como, Sweeney, from Wheeling, Va.
Countess, Green, from Wetumpka.
Below-ComIn9 Up.
Steamship Montgomery, Rider, from New York
to G a Fosdick
Brit steamship Alabama, ----, from Liverpool
to Hunter, Askew &co
Ship Bavaria, Smith. from New York, Feb Esd, to
Meeker & Knox
Ship Alexandria, Ahrenberg, from Pill, Jan 2Oth,
to Meeker g. Knox a
Ship Ella, Carter, from Liverpool, Feb 18th, to
Meeker & Knox
Br ship Telegraph
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Liverpool, Feb I7th,
to Meeker & Knox
Bark Halcyon, Larsbee, from Gloucester Oct Esd, |
via Nassau March 10th, to Lowell & Bailey
Bark Juberta
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n. Bot says that in France the greatest compli-
Ment That can be paid . female guest is+o have
the sauces at dinner the color OF her hair.
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81 eAehange says that In the absence Of both
editors, the publisher had succeeded in securing
the services Of a gentleman to edit the paper that
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NEW YORK, April l4.-The steamships Fung
Shuey and Victor arrived at o'clock this morning
from New Orleans. h5..N. .l
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FOR MEMPHIS.
1866. 1894
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 8 PM
Eok VI EMPEIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON
r. Mouths of White and Arkansas Rivers Columbia Grand
Lake, Greenvie Lake Providence, Miikeus and all the
Bends Ficksburg Nachez and all way andings-The spen
did fast-runuing passenger steamers
hnrt Able. L. DROUILLARD
One Of 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
These boats at Napoleon with the regular Arkansas
and White River packets Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Memphis and Ohio and the Mississippi
Tennessee Railroads. and with regular packets Tor ST.
Louis and Louisville
Through tickets to all points East West and North can be
procured on board either Of the above named boats
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, 8 Front street
A, BRiTTON, 5 Front street.
V1RGINIUs G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
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To sail on SATURDAY, 18th inst, arsAM
ZOE LIVERPOOL DIREur-rHE STEAM.
ship

~ Alabama.
Cargo Is now beng received at the foot Of Jackson
street. for above steamer sailing puncsuay SATURDAY
the 18th april, O'Clock A. H., aud bs followed by
the BOLIVIAN. on Saturday, the 18th May.
Cabin to Liverpool s2s eod or It's equivalent
in .. s. Currency M
For freight passage, apply to
HUNTER, ASKEw CO.. Il Caroudelss street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted to shippers
- Bills Of fading for this Compan, (which can only be
Signed will be had at the Agents oHice as above.
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Imports Yesterday.

ID WETUlIPkA--Ste Countess-26 bales cot
ton W Tullis-lS do Mex Thomas do Jno r
Hardie &co-l do Jurey s. Harris-Total As bales
cotton
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The steamer Countess left Wetumpka April IL !;
met Vigo at Montgomery same day, and Benefit at
White Horse Point.
The steamship Eliza Hancox arrived at Fortress
Mfa Perqe rfsaW GALVESTON, April 5th She encoun-
ing passed, 2sth March, large propeller Sup.
posed to be one of the steamships running from
New York to New Orleans) ashore, about s miles
below Carysfort Light, with her foremost gone and
the wreckers making toward her. The Hancox
was inside the reefs, and as she had no pilot on
board she could not find her way out, and was
consequently unable to render the steamer any
assistance.
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Exports Saturday,

BOSTON-Steamship Cassandra-446 bales of
COTTON 10 90 rags bales moss do skins 40 casks
metal 1851 hides 66 rolls leather So SKIS pecans IS
pkgs mdse =.
NEW YORK--Steamship Geo Cromwel-4l9
Dds Hour $50 bales cotton "a bales wool bales of
moss 81 rolls leather ll6 pkgs mdse
STON-Steamship | C Harris-3OO scks
corn 800 bbls -four Is bbls whisky 10 bbls pork 6
csks bacon and sundres
HAVANA-Steamship Gen Sherman-lGO pkgs
mdse 80 ties lard so bbls eggs
ST L0ulS-Steamer J q Swon-5S9 pkgs hard
ware
PENSAC0LA-Steamer Lzzie-Sundry mdse
LlVERPOoL-Ship Sir Geo Seymour-2OS2 bale
cotton SKIS cotton hhds tobacco
HAFRE-Bark Bordelois-Sl9 bales cotton 2434
slaves 010
RUATAN 1SLAND-Schr Emily-2O9O feet lum-
Der 2G00 shingles
RuATAN IsLAND--schr Fanny-10 bbls -four
$500 in specie and sundries
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LOUISVILLE-Steamer Indiana-l73 bales cot
ton 81 hhds Tobacco and sundries to order
ST L0UlS-Steamer Ida Handy-Western pro-
duce and sundries to order
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BAYOU TECHE.

REGULAR ATTAEAPAS PACKET
Leaves on EDSE>DA lSth inst. p.N
IHOM ST. NJ ARSI>~VIs.i L. FAuSSk POINT.
L New Iberi. Jarnnere,,s, Oh ,r ntnn ankn CenteY
Vile al diata landings The fast passan
ger packet Lady Grace, $ m Han'm"n,, master
street, or TO L. M NTAGNE, Agent,
q St Louis street,
N BThe steamer Lady Grace III freight and Dassen
gers for the Coast Smmsport, Mouth Bayou Deguse
Bayou Rouge and all landings Oh A'chafa'sya yer
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BY Telegraph.

Br ship Dagmar, Phillips, from Liverpool to Cha
Kock, with 6020 SKIS salt to order
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STEA MSHiPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


-
io'A MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
E0K NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-THE
new and spsudid sids,vhs., ....,,.,,
,onN,ya sr.n 49,. ''''''"'p'-
YsyEwINn sran " aa'o IONS. 'Howes Commander
GUIDING siAh..,' .zoso tons. Berry, Commander.
hisiNa siAh'.''''.' ECU TONS, Nelson, Commander
For New York Direct
rbs nav and arst.class screw ,,sor,s,.,.
,.,o,1ssrn,, ,sn,.-- -'s'''aAp'
sr-,rrst,. :, or ,Soo -. - iner commanding.
MAR1PosA. 300 tons. ...--C Commanding
MONTERREY ;" hitman Commanding.
.t -.. 1920.
The Line composed the and most elegant steam
ships winch nave ever 'ee 'a " n' ''u'fs tor any home
line They in respect fitted for service the
rone upon which they run Ihe passenger accommodations
are not exceed by those OF any other steamers in the world
Passage in side wheel ships FIRST cabin, $50 second cabin,
$40; Passage in screw SHIPS hrss e"''h' s'o' .,.
ffesht WIN ee received az 'he o'1pa on 'ne
rates fer freight will made as low ss by suy other
For freight or passage app,yto
a3Carnndalst STRAIT
"
BLACK STAR LINE
-, ~. 10,
NOE xpw vopu Dyurcr rup FASH AMI
tavore steamship
Marmion.
will leave her wharf foot of St osenb s,res promnt s
above.
First Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
seerage. 80
sn rSr freight or passage having superior
GEO rosn1cr
- oo oN.Ip street. eo-ner Oh NAcne1 street.
CRoMwELL's n Y AND N O. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sajI on SUNDAY arri, a,a as,y
For NEW ToKK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
will lesve her wharf s,. F r,s. ,u.,. or, n,...,.
n. ahoro
'
First Cabin Passage ,........,..........;.....sso
0..@
- -----------------
X-Efs
Bo7 ToR MFx1oo1
NEW ORLEANS AND VERA CRuz u " A1HN
'o I.s.a MEAico-TaE F1RsT-ctAss PASSENGER
Is now loading and will have outck dis,o.oh t a.,
- al, sih. . -. io passengers anu
pioneer OF the hns' E1cuApnp roor,, co
IS carondeet street
r. HARRISON K CO.,
t C. JENKINS, -,
-----------------
THE MORGAN LIVE r. 2 NArr STF,NsuTpe
PASSAGE to Galveston 80, m
indSnoln ,.'.......,.- 80 10.
card RATES
A,s,,r
VIM sCRtMGEoER Commander
For freight or passage anplp 0' o. '''e9 street
c.-o. c.u.. e HARRIS.
Bills of 'ading signed at the AGENTS office
re the only steamers leaving punctuaIly "a advertiser anu
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i> =
To sail on TUESDAY 18th inst at 5 o'clock PM,
NOE PENstcO1.a VARRrSrToN AND .p,
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LOUISVILLE.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE,

MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves on MONDAY 18th inst, at s p M
NOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs.
L burg all intermediate ntsTns splendid pashsn-
ger STEAMER Indiana, j. T. Neal master, W. W. Collins
clerk will leave above For freight passage apply on
board, or to -
STEVENSON DOUGLAS. 5 Front street
or A RKlTTON, 5 Front street
N The Indiana supplied with the old double
ued boilers the safe and reliable boilers for our muddy
waters. VlRGlNlUSC, DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

oPELousAs AND ATCHAEALAYa COAST PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. al p. NJ
nor OPEI.NUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT
L Barre, Mouth Of Bayou Refuge, and all intermediate
sippi riverThe hne and light drai, passenger packet
CleOna, c. G. Pickett. master j. b. Schmidt, clerk, will
leave above Returning Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, 10 O'clock A. NJ Particular atten-
tion paid Coast business For freight apply
board, or to ..... ...
BARUs GAJAC Agents. st Louis street.
vIRGTNIUS nENT2El. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16
CINCINN All.

-np L s on MONDAY, lth inst, at p
EcAk CaNsINNATE, LrUI"NILLE, AND ALL
intermediate landings the md splendid passenger
steamer NestmOreinnd, Ed t,ms master, j. s. Dales
CLERK VIII leave as above For freight passage apply
board, or to A b, IN n, 4 Front street
SiENENsON d DOU', Las. Agents. 8 Front street.
VlRGlNluS G. DENTZEl Advertising Agent
lar 0 1885 N'