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head dresses of the ladies, which they presumngly
style bonnets. This walk is favorite promenade,
and always filed with couples or trios, who, arm
10 arm, prefer to chat and laugh, tell Paris scandal
or the news of the day, foot rather than sitting
down. give their whole attention to the music
7 lie orchestais led by Mr.. - Provost, name
which will not be unfamiliar to many at bonneville
have known him as an old resident of the Crescent
City, 1t is entirely instrumental, but the time is
so perfect, everything is in such harmonious &C
cord, it seems not collection, but one great in
strumeut that some master is touching with his
hand Of power Now it sinks into low wall that
seems to come from a distance, or the depths of
some heart stricken with grief; again it swells
into great burst Of strength, as though the suf
ferer had shaken eff the thraldom of sorrow, and
ia his energy and might determined not to submit
to its rule longer. Two hours in the evening can
not be more pleasantly spent than by going to
these concerts. They commence at and coz
elude at II o'clock, and the price of admission is
nominal, being only one franc.
In politics you seem to be having all sorts of a
time; itwould be queer, if, after the close of the
passed war, another revolution should burst out
from such an unexpected quarter as between the
President and Congress. ri ETA.
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Arrivals At The Prlpelpal aotel,.

ST. CHARLES H0TELs-H 3 O'Reilly, vicks-
burg, Miss; Mrs Thorne, do; Lockwood La; S o
Thomas, Natchez; V Barringer, do Gen B
Steadman, . A; Gen s Fullerton, do; F Nc
Closkey, N Z; s Brooks, n 7 Times; Davis
Harpers Weekly; DR. Engle, La; R Sempe, Miss;
g Sparks, La; Fl Perkins, Bayou Sara; T Glib.
son, Voolfolk, N Henan, La; j Mayer. Tex:
G Ranger, N Y; B f Scheble, S Hooker, Yicks.
burg 2 N Hall Clinton Hall, Paris; Gen E Hig.
gins, Rapides; JTBoon, Clinton, Miss; J n keenan,,
Union, = @; G i Phifer, N G; j Paist Memphis;
Mrs N pine Cincinnati; A Robinson PlaGuemine
CITY HUTEL-Lt G p McFaggart, Lafourche:
Caster. Capt Mcdonald, J G Schwartz, Natchez:
y Moon, Tensas; w Skinner Mobile; Mrs 0tNeil
Mrs Mills and child, Mrs Wilson and child Miss; G
1 Fowler, Natchez; G Fl Boyce and wife, U S A.;
Z Burgess, Rapides; c D Craighead H Miller
Jaeobowsky, J j White, Summit Miss W D
LaTBin, Storms Brookayen: D G Price PhiIa
7 D Harrar, Galveston; T H Howard CITY; NJ ?
Powers, Powers, Ala; J NJ Tucker jefferson;
u U fiourney, Brazoria; + G Roberts, Harris
IeIas; 0 Bradshaw, city; K Nixon and sister
Texas L 9 Ayers, Miss; Barnes, Mobile; W D
Sanford Rapides; Mrs Berge, Sabine, Texas
Maj s Wiilauer, Alexandria; J Soloman, city;
j II McRea; w McGlelland, St Louis; ] Marks,
city; Miss r L Ellis Miss R Goodrich; E Mite
more LIST s Artillery; 7 Goodall S Wolff, Miss;
= Marks, Miss; I Caden, city; j Gorment,
Yidalia; G " Green, Concordia, La.
ST; JAMES HOTEL Prestidge, A Hunt,
Ri Bowman, w H Spunky, city; R Graham and
son, Baton Rouge; J MeGraw, Texas; R S Holt, N
4 nelly, Judge Sharkey, J D Mcdowell, Miss; A
Troutman, Dara, Charleston, Ill; j Chichester,
Camden, Ark; ] Osborn, Crystle Springs; 7 G New
conner; Miss; D Sheldon, Canton, Mississippi;
g Berry, G Yirden, Mrs Summers, jackson, Miss;
J Armstrong, Meridian; 9 N Cosby, N Y; VA
Brown, Miss; E S Riggs, La; Miller Miss; WI
Britton and SON. Miss Britton, Pass Christian W P
Gazzam and family, Mobiles ] Reed, Handaboro;
s Smith, Mississippi City; ] S Sler, Mobile
! Dupuy, Hopknsville, Ky; I G Anderson, city;
S N Thomas and wife, La; Mrs NJ E Trigg and child
Miss Lizzie Dickson Miss Emma Dickson, I Trigg
G Green, Louisiana; Norment, Mrs H Swa-
sey, Mrs Butler, Miss; j Calhoun, Amite, La; S
4 Robson, city; ? W Reynolds, city; Thomas C
Walsh, city; Michael, city; D Pierce, W Han
som, Mexico.
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PORTLAND-Bar Emma G Ltchfeld-656 tons
ice So bales hoy to L Warner Geo
ROCkLAND-39ll csks lime 40 spars Russell 4
Hall
BOSTON-Bark AsphodeI-4a2 tons ice to j L
Warner &co-astd mdse to order
BOSTONr-Brig American Unon-Astd mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-25 bxs tobacco to
Mayer Brcs-$l0,00O silver and sundries to order
RuATAN-Schr Louisa-2j 900 plantans 5000
coroanuts 1000 lunches bananas 6 bbls lines $50
pineapples Dbl maugoes to master
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palasl marcy, Meggebt d MaurJ
Arrived Yesterday.
Lizzie, Weber, from Pensacola. In
ballast, to master-Basln
Bark Emma Litchfield, Crockett 80 days from
Portland (Me), to Thorndyke & Norton-3d
Bark Hanson Gregory, Gregory, 81 days from
Rockland (Aie) to Russell Hall-lst dist 80
Bark Asphodel, Norton, SO days from Boston, to
Marcy, Meggett & Maury-3d district 80
Brig American Union, Smith, 80 days from Boston
to G A Fosdick-3d district So
Schr Townsend, Townsend, 30 days firm Phila.
delphia, to master-Fort Jackson
Mex schr Louisa, MCPHERSON, 8 days from Ruatan
to master-2d district 20
TowBoATs.
German, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 9th ult, bark Scotland, briggs VIM
Creevy and Queen of the West-Brought up
to the city bark Emma G Litchffeld, ana to
Fort Jackson schr R Townsend.
Iillte levitt, Mccormack from the Passes
flowed down and to sea banks Gustaye and
Martin w Brett, brig William Henry-Brought
up brig American Union
sTRAMBoArs.
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile.
Ruth Duble, from st Louis
Louis DOT, johnson, from Carolina Bluffs,
ldahoe, Keeling from Camden.
st Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Cotile, Rawlings, from Teusas River.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
q Brown, Queant, from Buras Settlement.
CormeI Aueoin, from Thibodaux.
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Receipts by RAILROAD.

N. o., J. & G. N. R. R.-July 2-28 bales cot,
ton Aleus q Scherck-5 do I Fl & NJ AlIen-6S
a fully &co-I Britton, Moore Bragg ALI
son u Davis-l2 Thornhill & Richardson Meyer,
Weis &co--l Payne, Huntington &co-1 Clinton &
Richards-l6 H Allison 6co-l5 R Pritchard-22
Warren & Crawford-9 Summers q Brannns-
Bower g. Garner-l J Watt &co-2 Edwd Nalle-
5000 feet lumber VIM M Grant &co-45OO do John
? Baker-40O0 do W D Weaver-l0OO Chand-
ler-l car of cattle ] B Falls-sundries to order
Total 1888 bales cotton
N. o., O. & G. W. R. R.-July 2-26 head of
cattle McQuoid, Mehle &eo-1O bales moss ] But
ler-l7 SKIS potatoes Cherot--7 bales moss Mon
tagne g Carloss-5 do A Bonnafon-2 Blanchin
q Giraud-sundries to order
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L4AFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU IAFoURCRE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY at 6P N, and every SATURDAY
at lOA
Steamer J. n. SHARP-HENRY sTREOK, Master JOS
DALFERFS, Clerk.
Eif0R THTBODAUXVILLE PAIETEOURT
II vile, HspOeonville, DonRdsonve and all intermediate
coast landngs-Will leave regularly as above
The J. M Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight and passengers and will continue perua
nsntly, For freight passage apply board.
p Shippers ali cases responsible for the paysn
Of freight. j. S, RELF, 4 Tehoupitoulas street.
vTRGINIUs c. DBET2EI. Advertising AGsnt
The j. NJ ShSrpw take all freight through to LocFpoy "a
usual ~ AR@4t 40
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lately occurred in Hungary during bear hunt.
A very savage she bear had just been MORALLY
wounded, when all at once young girl, about
twelve years of age rushed out of the thicket and
ance to most lamentable cries. After good deal
of difficulty this young savage was captured by
means of cords and nets. 1t has been discovered
thata peasant woman, some twelve years ago,
lost her child, little girl on the confines of the
any tdings of her. A certain Countess Erdtpli
has taken the little girl under her care, and is
obliged to feed her with roots, honey and raw
meat-the usual food of bears. 1t will be mostin-
teresting to discover, when the child has re-
ceiged an education and her mental faculties de-
Eelop themselves if she will remember her former
in the forest - 80 t'''
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MSHTPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown and embark Mails
and Passenger taking Cotton, signing bills of adng
here through rates freight to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havre.
Storage passenger granted this line to bring
passengersrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
| for $50 in currency per adult
The final of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of lading, declared by the of the bill
of Iading within twelve the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aHosdng the importer the choice of
markets
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between ~. ..a..
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. tons. ...P JanIson, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons .....J. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons. "A Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI 1884 tons "A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANsAs... ...."lss6 tons. IT. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM. L. Mesney, Capt
1851 tons. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. .l64l tOns.....J Hsirby, Captan.
1913 tons. Il. p P. Couche, Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool Sl26 gold it's equivalent
| currency.
For rates Of freight appIyto
HUNTER, AsKEW Il CO., Al Garondset street.
Oongness of goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Lsding at the Office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
APALACHICO
To sail THURSDAY 5h inst, at 5PM
EOR APALACHICOLA DIRECT THE
tastsaiIng steamship
TappahannOck,
j. H. HUoKINs Commander,
viii sail positively above from Post IL First District.
For freight or passage applyto
MERRITT, DURHAM, McKINNELL CO.,
a Carondelet street.
PENSACOLA.
WARRINGTON, PENSACOLA AND MILTON.
To sail on THURSDAY, 5h inst, at O'Clock P N
TOR WARRINGTON, PENsA COLA AND
MILToN-ThS Al fast sailing steamship
Lizzie,
WIN. WEBER, Commander,
wisAl positively above from the head of New Basin
For freight passage apply to
MERRITT, DUNBAR, NoKINNELL Co,
AZ CMondsst street.
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CINCINNATI.
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER
Leaves TUESDAY, Sd inst, att P.
TOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, EVAnss.t
vile, Cairo, Memphis and the Bends-The SWii1 Hhn'
draft fayorite passenger
Silver CInud, ,, rv,.,,,
JOHN B. CONWAY Captain, GHAs, MATHEWS 0isIR
For freight passage apply board, foot OF foyiHA
street, or to JOHN +, HYDE CO., llS Common sfeV'
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECF-rHE NEW
and splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. 200 tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR, .2Olb tons Delaney Commander.
GUIDING STAR. .2596 tons Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. .2S00 tons Nelson, Commander.
The end hrst.clRss screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1900 tons. .Furbur Commanding
1000 tons. .vansice Commanding.
MARIPOsA, ..,......l2OO tons. Quick, Commanding.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Whitman, Commanding
The and hrstcass sidewhee steamship
Evening Star,
1000 tons
j, j. della SEY, Commander,
VIII the Company's Wharf foot of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, July Y at SAN
The Line composed Of Che largest and most elegant sesu
ships which built this country any home
line They every respect fitted for service and the
route which they Their passenger accommodations
not ezceed by those any othor world
HD-PAssAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will be received the Oompanys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hourB and the Company
rates for freight will always made as low IS by any other
line
For freight or passage apply to
]. M. OOURTENAY, Agent
3SgarOudRIat etraat
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New York, June 25-Arrived, steamship sheri-
dan, Bolton, from New Orleans June IL. Sailed
(same date) schr D Foster, for Pensacola.
Boston, June 2S-sailed, steamship st Louis,
for New Orleans.
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Foreign Ports.

Barcelona, June s-Arrived, from New Orleans,
Belisario.
Queenstown, June I2-Arrived, ship Lotus, from
Pensacola.
Liverpool, June 14-Arriyed, Clara Ann, from
Apalachicola.
HaVre, June lO-Arrd ship Edith, from Mobile
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Relow-Comlnr mo.

HelOW-OomlnG Ups
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10th
March
Ship n Boynton, Hyler, 20 days from Boston, to
master
At Quarantine.
Danish bark Boy Ben Dixon, Christensen. from
Havana 9th May. via Cienfuegos 10th ult-
Cargo, 500 bxs ass hhds sugar A Chaffraix
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COAST.
LOWER COAST PAOkE;

LOWER COAST PACKET
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY at loA NJ
DOR THE FORTS. QUARANTINE STATION
BuTas Settlement POnte La ache Jesuits Bend and
al landings and PS9tatiHns the splendid and
fast steamer "A. e. Brown Alex. Queant n aster will
the above trade the entire season leaving AZ above
Returning, will come up the Coast every MONDAY and
IhUhSDAf 10 Daylight arriving the city before dark.
shippers and passengers rely the BROWN remaining
~ he trade sac having been bought expressly for it, and put
IN e most complete repair For freight passage apply on
ooador TO JN0. E. HYDE CO.,
:, n lI3 Common street
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A few weeks ago young man living in Devon
bed much troubled about his loss. In the middle
Of the night 10 arose from his bed and went ont,
undressed, in somnambulic state, to search for
the ring, and returned with it on his finger. On
being awakened he stated that he dreamed that he
slept, and in that sleep dreamed where the ring
was to be found. On awaking, as he supposed he
proceeded to the spot indicated in his dream found
the ring, and returned with it to the house, to be
awakened out of his double dream, but with his
lost property RECLAIMED.
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OPELOUsAs.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock P n
ENOR OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landings an
Bayou Couabeau, Atehafsya and Mississippi rversSThe
ne, light draughtpas steamer Cleon o. O. Pickett
master, j. b. Schmit clerk will leave above Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING. at
10 O'Clock Particular attention psd ceast business For
freight or pasRaRe apply board foot Of ST. street
VlRGIHIUS @. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY,, atBFM
EfOk OEElOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
simmsport, Mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
nss on Bayou Courtabeau and Atchatalays rivsr-The
raRF New Orleans and Opeousss weekly packet steamer
IRENE, Q. Hinekley, master, NJ Kentson, clerk, will
haV0 above For freight passage apply board "
J. &. GARLIN, IS Old Levee street
VIE9TEIUS c. DENTEELI, Advertising Agep'.
BThe staEmsr Irene viii land passengers at sny pOln
on the eonsk
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The Austrian army in Italy oomprises los 26O
troops of the line, 1886 chasseurs So 40 Croats
4S40 cavalry, 1900 artlerymen Sin garrison, 5000
OF non-combatants there are 1900 engineers, 1900
pioneers, and $50 hospital attendants. Ofthe men
intended for active service, $4,000 are to form an
army of operation 10000 for the fortresses and
10000 for the coast of Italy and the city Of
Venice. The Sd corps, which is in the Frloul and
at Lubana, is As 600 strong but it is intended 10
reinforce the army of the north. There are 40 coo
men stationed at Gratz, who may be dispatched to
the north or south, as occasion requires. General
Metzler commands in Istria; Krunne in the Tyrol.
me corps IN the Frioul and that in the Tyrol are
intended to keep Garibaldi in check. The position
hesd oy lhe Austrian army at present is purely
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Spoken.

May 30, in latitude ii, longitude So, ship Regent,
Hancock, hence for Liverpool,
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Marine Disasters.
The British ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Car
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Iari,te 5nteIItgente.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAMP STREET
Tuesday, July 8 1866 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Nor bark Deodata, Mareussen, for Pensacola, in
ballast, Marcy, Meggett & Maury
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Some one has discovered among the "consofence
letters received almost daily by the secretary Of
the treasury, note signed "B. F. b. incosing
So. This would suggest Butler were the amount
larger 1t would require much more than that to
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FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail WEDNESDAY, July 4, at8AM
E0R NEW YORR-THE ELEGANT, VERY
last and favorito steamship
Flung Shuey,
j. B. HILDRETH, Commander,
win sail from her wharf foot Of St Joseph street. as above
First Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage 30
For freight or passage having unslrp acconm0da
lions, apply to GEO. A FOsDICK
80 Camp street. corner Natchea
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The terms Of sixteen Senators expire on the 4th
OF March next. They are Foster, of Connecti-
cuts Pomeroy, OF Kansas; Harris, of New York !;
gall, Of California; Kirkwood, Of iowa: Davis. of
Kentucky; Creswell, of Maryland; Blow. of Mis-
souri,; Clark, of New Hampshire; Nye, of Nevada.
sherman, Of Ohio; Cowan, Of Pennsylvania .
Radicals and 4 Democrats
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BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on THURSDAY. July 9th, ct o'clock P N
PASS AGE TO GALVESTON s2l
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA and LAYACA......... ... 30
FREIGHT TAKEN AT THE LOVES CURRENT RATE
EEOB GALVESTON, IEDIANoLA AND La
vaca-The fast and splendid sidewheel steamship
Lillian,
F, OLSEN, Commander
Will sail above from her wharf st. Joseph street
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply to GEO. A FOSDICK,
80 Camp street, hatcher street.
E9@Bills of Lading signed at the Agents office
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MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKER
Henry AmeB,
THos L. CRAWFORD, Master.
The above steamer will, the opening trade
as regular packet between Menphis and New Orleans
leaving each port EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
Every effort will be made to passengers
shippers and until the opens the Henry Ames will give
particular attention to all Memphis and Bend business
For further particulars apply to
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, Agents. Front street
VIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS WEDNESDAY PACKET
DOR BATON ROUGE, BAYOU SARA
Nachez, Fcksburg Napoleon Helena aud Memphis-The
new and superior passenger packet
Bart Able,
j. H. TOWNSEND Master,
VIII commence her regular trips between this city and Mem
phis on or WEDNESDAY, 9Th September next and
will thereafter leave here every Wednesday through
out the
Particular attention will he paid all way and plantation
business For freight passage apply to
z3.A STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, Front street
VIRGINIUs Q. DENTZEL. Advertsfhg Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
VICE6SBURG

vICKsBuRG, NAToHEz AND NEW ORLEANS BEeU.
LAR TUESDAY U. S. MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at5PM
ATTENDING to all business of General Quitnan)
DOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF
Rodney, Fort Admss, Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge Paqnemne Donaldsonve and all intermediate coast
and plantation landngsThe magnificent passenger packet
Grey Eagle,
j. NJ WHITE, Master
will above. The Grey Eagle will take freight and
passengers Memphis and the Bends with privilege of re-
shipping the Arc and for Yasoo River with
the privilege Of reshpPng the steamer Emma g. For
table supplied with the the market affords For freight
or passage apply on board,
GEO D. HITE, 81 Gravier street
For information relative Yazoo River freghts apply ON
board or to TITUS & CIV aRTNEY, 3 Tchoupitoulas at
VlRG1NIUS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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LOUISVILLE.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE LINE
Leaves positively SATURDAY, July 7, at 8 JIM
FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO
Columbus, Memphis, yicksburg, Eatche5 etc.
The new, and unsurpassed accommodation steamer
Indiana
j. s. NEAL, Master, W W. COLLINS, Clerk
Will leave this port for Louisville KY and all intermediate
landings the river above.
For spacousness and elegance Of cabin attention and
comfort to passengers this boat be surpassed
plan of her cabin be state rooms engaged
upon application board to
MARTIN, DOLHONDE COBB, Agents,
No. 81 Natchez street
A BRTTToN, Agent Front street
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A H., and every sATUR
DAY Rt6PM.
HNOR BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
quernns, Donadsonve and all intermediate andings-
The and supert sidewheel steamer St Nicholas,
Heno, MASTER j. @. Libano clerk, will leave above Re
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply to
LE0NCE BAYHI, l6 Bienville ST.
Shippers responsible for payment OF freight
VTRGtNIUS @. DENTZEIi, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. r. GREATHOUsE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER Cerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A. H.
NOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Il Rouge, Paquenine, DonsldsOnyile, and all inter
mediate landings coast taking freight for all lRndngs
Bayou LaOurchs For freight or passage apply board
or to
vIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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VICKsBURG AND NATCHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at Pm
EOR DONALDsONVILLE, PLAoUEMIEE
IL Port Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Adams Nat
chez Waterproof ST. Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf Warrenon
New Carthage and VicksburgThe magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion p D. Pratt master, L. Shaw and F. L
Ludwgsen clerks, will leave above For freight pas
sage spply on board, or to TITUS GWARTNEY.
TchouptOulas street.