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ST. CHARLES HOTEL Fl Pugh, Lafourche
J 4 Slater, La; w 0'Hea, Clinton; j Seagerman
Memphis; ] A Crawford Rodney, Miss; w Rat
LID, Assumption; FL D Holcombe, Terrebonne; C .
Fitch, Montgomery; ] F Galloway. city; J Stevens
N O Tisdale, city; G Carr, Williams, La; {
Sones, Miss; II Taylor. Ark; Council, Hopkins
Tenn; ] s Spooner, city.
CITY H0TEL-T Geoils, F McFall Texas
3 g Phipps, Ky; R Brown, Jefferson; Smith
w N EEell, s ] Spurlock, La; T Il Smith, W N
Cousins. Miss; s Groves, Louisville; DR. G w
Hang, Natchez; Leake, La; s We'll and wife,
Mobile; DR. J Butts, Washington City, Missis-
sppi; N Harper, Caddo parish; Bos-
tick, Pass Christian; E RiVlerre and wife, city.
81. JAMES HOTEL n Vision, Lake Station L
Z; W H Winner, S Myer, S Which, Texrs; Miss
kennon, VIM Cooper, DR. Keunon, D Fl Jones,
Grover, Nils; VIM Kimball, city; Mrs Cheois
Miss Cheois, Miss Reynolds, st. Landry; A Simon
Covington, La; G W Thomas and wife, G W
Vaughan and wife, d P Thomas, Canton, Miss;
p Morgan, city; Mrs A Wood, Ala; NJ Whitman
and son. 2 Misses Canley, S jackson, Mansfield,
La; ] Chandler. city; B Richardson, Madison
90, Miss; g G Mains, Pass Christian G Poindex-
ten and wife, Bolivar, Miss; N Hartwell and wife;
Mobile; DR. A Ghastant, city; O Morton, ST
Louis; J w RaWlins, New Harmony, Ind R D
GTiafis, Helena, Ark; Calvit Roberts, Hazehurst
Miss.
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9qu ORLEANS 9ailg Grestent
Popping Corn.

And there they sat popping corn,
John Stiles and Susan Gutter;
joan Sgles was stout as any OK,
And Susan fatas butter.
And there they sat and shelled the corn,
And raked and stirred the fire.
and talked of different kinds of ears,
And hitched their chairs up higher
Then Susan she the pepper shook,
Then John he shook the pepper,
Till both their faces grew as red
As saueepans made Of copper.
And then they shelled and popped ana aFe'
And kinds OF fun poking,
And he haw-hawed at her remarks,
And she laughed at his joking
And still they popped and still they ate'
tJohn's month was lie hopperl1
And stirred the fire, and spFlnkled sait'
And shook and shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine. the clock struck ten,
And still the corn kept popping
It struck eleven and then struck twelve,
And still no signs Of stopping.
And John he ate, and Sue she thought
The corn did pop and patter,
TIL John cried out, s. The corn's fire
Why Susan what's the matter ~
She said, John Stiles, it's one O'Clock,
You'll die of Indigestion;
I'm sick OF all this popping corn,
Why don't you pop the question:
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The Supreme Court of the United States has de-
cided in the case Of the Confederate ram Atlanta,
captured on the coast of North Carolina during
the war by the monitors Weehawken and Nahant
that those vessels are entitled to an equal amount
each Of the prize money The history of the case
as given by Justice Field, is so interesting that
we make the following extract from it;
The Atlanta had been for some time previous tC
her capture in Wassau sound, and the monitors
the Weehawken and the Nahant, guarded its en-
trance to prevent her egress The presence of the
monitors, and their character and force, were
known to the rebels but in the belief that the At
lanta was Of superior force to both, she was SEM
down the sound to capture or destroy them. II
was early IN the morning of the 18th of June, 1868
that her approach was deserted. The monitors
Immediately began to prepare for action. The
Weehawken, lying further up the sound
than the Nahant, slipped her cable and
steamed towards the sea the Nahant
weighed her anchor and followed in the wake Of
the Weekawken. Both vessels took this course
toF the purpose Of gaining time to get fully ready
Tor the engagement. The WeehaWken first turned
toward the enemy At this moment the Atlanta
opened heT ire on the Nahant, then being the
nearest vessel 70 her, but her shot did not take
eHect. The Nahant soon afterwards rounded, fol-
lowing the Weehawken, and the latter vessel
when within between three and four hundred
yards Of the Atlanta opened her fire, and when
within two hundred yards repeated it, and such
vas the destructive effect Of her shot, that the
Atlanta ID few minutes surrendered. In the
meantime the Nahant was advancing with all
practicable speed, making directly for the Allan
NC, the captain feserying his FIRE until he could
lay his vessel alongside the enemy thinking hat ii
could be delivered with greater effect The shor
ness of the period between the first IRE of the
Weehawken and the surrender of the Atlanta pre-.
vented the captain OF the Nahant from accomptish
ing his purpose The point presented Il whether.
under these circumstances, the Nahant ia 10 be
regarded as one of the capturing vessels within
the meaning of the act Of Congress. me jmnor-
tance of the point is this: the Weehawken was
confessedly inferior in force to the Atlanta ana II
she is alone to be regarded il the comparison "
forces, the whole prize money goes to the eaptors
On the other hand, the combined forces of the two
monitors was superior to that Of the Atlanta, an(
if both are to be regarded as capturing vessels
only ene-haf of the prize money goes to the cap
tors, and the decree must be affirmed.
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giufr 9nteIIlasllte.
OREscRNT OFFICE, No. o. Cam srpvrr
Wednesday Morning. Jnea ~ . is ~ ~

Yesterday was warm and sultry, the thermome.
ter standing high up in the nnefes. Towards
mig vt black clouds were seen TO rise, and Ne are
hopes that IN our next report we may be able
to say that we have had welcome shower 81 rain.
as we eed very much on account of the warmth
OF the sather and the dust that is on the levee.
Business was dull on the landing, and the de.
parting stea mers left with light trips Of freight.
with the exec ption Of theQutman for vicksburg
and the Frolic sor Red River they had very good
trips.
The Commonwealth for st. Louis was unable to
cave yesterday, as ennounced. She will, how.
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OH courts.

Gases SET for Trial This Day.
FIRST DISTRICT oeURT.
State vs. Michael Bowling.
State vs.. Edward Gannan.
State VI. Fanny Burns,
State vs.. John Mcknight
State vs.. james Curry
State VIZ. Ill. Wiademeyer.
State vs.. Christian Noeling.
State VS.. James Cook.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Sarah Jane Webb vs.. Harlowe Lamb-Fenner
Miller, Ogden, Roselius & Phillips.
Doyle vs.. Whtfsld- Howard, Bright.
FAKE, curator, VS.. schooner Stingaree- Hunt
Cotton.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Billgery VS.. Drake-Roselius & Phillips, Duran
& Hornor, Bradford, Lea L Finney.
Loeb vs.. Simon-Roselius & Phillips, Cooley
Lacey.
Campbell s. Bisland vs.. W. Davis-Hewes, Day
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
P. J. Cockbnrn vs. Mrs E. G. Wilson-Van Dol
sen. Bartlett. N. & I. Taylor.
Leonora Smith VS.. David Pointer, Jr.-Taylor.
r. III. Fisk VS.. ]. NJ. Moss-Cohen. Grandmon
q Ganonge.
Nancy Jane Bell vs.. VIM. Kreekenberg-How
ard, Mcconnell. Rogers.
John Freese vs.. steamer Marmora- Rogers
Randolph, Singleton & Hardie.
Mrs, Jane A. Wallace VS.. Eugene Garcia--Ken
nard & Luzenburg. Conrad a Sons.
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Matanzas, June 1-sailed, bark Desiah, Gilker,
for New Orleans.
Aberdeen, June 6-ArrYed, ship Ed Lyman, FIN
New Orleans
Aspinwall, June Arrived bark Rambler,
Packard from Pensacola
Barasey, June 7-of, ship Martha Cobb, Butler,
from New Orleans.
Bordeaux, June 3--Brriyed, bark Bon Fills, Pri-
var from New Orleans.
Singer, from Mobile; 9Th, ship Etoile de la Mer,
Assally, from New Orleans; 9Th, ship Italia, Whit
more, from New Orleans.
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SHORT PAssAGE-The new and elegant screw
steamship City of Paris, Kennedy, belonging to
the Inman line, on her recent trip to New York,
made the run from Queenstown in eight days
twelve hours and twenty minutes, which is the
and is very little behind the shortest on record
although the line has no government subsidy.
Y Herald inst
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Exnortn Yesterdnv.

M0BILE-Steamer Lucreta-23OO bbls -four %
bhs whisky HOO bbls pork 1850 SKIS corn
NSAC0LA-Steamship N p Banks-lOO bbls
flour 500 SKIS corn and sundries
100 do meal 1880 SKIS corn
HAVRE-Bark Mann-9Ol bales cotton 5000
slaves
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Morning Star, Nelson, from New Y ork
18th inst. to NJ Courtenay-2d district
Schr Mary Lee, Baker, from Brazos Santiago, to
master-Algiers
sohr watchful Brooks from 1ndianola, to master
Algiers
sloop Iobano. Tasgani from Galveston, to master
I'd district %
TOwBoATs.
Black Bird, German, firm the Passes-Went down
light on Goth inst-Towed to sea on the 25th,
bark Jupiter, and to Quarantine bark Desah.
STEAMBOATS,.
Irene, Hiuckey, from Washington.
J NJ Sharp, StreCk, from Thibodaux.
St Nicholas Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Myers from Mobile.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling and Queenstown to land and embark Malls
Passengers taking Cotton agnng bills OF fading
through freight hence to ST. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rdaardam
Gothonburg and HRvro
Storage passenger tickets granted by to bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port Of destination may be either fixed on signing
bills of ladng, declared by the holder of the bill
of ading within twelve hours AFTER the arrival
at Liverpool thus aEordug importer the choice OF
marketa.
T51HE BRITISH 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
Daring the Summer
LOUISIANA 1874 tons P Jansou Captain
MISSISSIPPI .......I7ll Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 tons "A. Hancock Captain
ALABAMA 1929 VIM. L Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 !. Graham, Captain
CAROLINA. .l6n tons ~ aairby, oaptain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 Il P P Couche, Oapt
Cabin Passage to liverpool $g5 gold or It's equivalent
currency
For rates of freight apply TO
HUNTER, AsKBw CO., a Carcpdslot street.
Cousgnees Of goods respectfully present
Bills of Ladng the Offices pay their freight obtain de
livery orders for the same.
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Per steamship Morning Star, from New York
5 Aitkens-S I Btessing--Blelocll Seo-M But
tertass-W observation-disclosures 4 Maedonald-W
Y Cushing-W Dauphine &eo-Fatjo Marks &co-
Geo Elis-Foreheimer & Haber- q A Fosdick-L
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NEW Y0RK-steamship Morning star--Astd
mdse
GALvEsTON-sloo Lobauo-lOoo OK horns
400 hides to order
MOBILES Steamer Mary-sun dries to order
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| New York, June l9-Arrived steamship Even.
| ing Star Delaney, from New Orleans, 18Th inst
New Orleans, and June 20, steamship Fang ShQey
Hildreth, for New Orleans.
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May oath, in lat 1926 Ion Is, bark ATLANTA,
Evans, from Liverpool, bound to New Orleans.
June Isl in lat 47:26, Ion 1890, bark Amelia
Priest, Jones' from Liverpool, bound to Mobile.
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FIR bark Bayonpaize, Bidejary, 4 days from Vera
Cruz in ballast, 10 master
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STEAMBOATS,.


ST. LOUIS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP ooMPA.
NYs BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
FOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
Ono of the following boats will leave as above EVERY
EVENING, from the Company's wharf foot OF BienviUo
street, viz
Pauline Carroll, w. R. Arthur,
Mary Il. Forsyth, AEolne Able,
Atlantic, JulIn,
AEIssIssIPpl, j. G. swon.
Continental, olive Branch.
Ruth, Bnmlnnry,
Edward walsh, Lady Gay,
For Freight or through to all points North CT
East, apply the COmpsnys office, J. P FITZGERALD,
AGENT O4 COMMON STREET opposite City Hotel
TELEGRAPH PACKETS
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
ats p.
7oR VICKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
One Of the following magnificent passenger steamers viii
"g f EVER Sg" GE5D RaG
Ruth,
J. A DUBLE Master; jEO GREEEQuGH, CLERK,
LEAVES oRLgAEs:
TUESDAY, May e. TUESDAY JGy =
" jane - -, jIy ST.
MoIIIe Able,
! a. j. CARTER Master, &C. r. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk,
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY, May q THURSDAY, }Jgiy 8
J }aas a. AaS :.
owe Branch,
l. II. JONES' Master, D. K. sEALER, Clerk.
SATURDAY, Aa NV u SaT G s4ft&DAy, yry
js@s & :. } laS. a.
w. r.. Arthur, ..
H. d. CARSON, Master B. ~ ooNaAR, CLERK
TUESDAY May e TUESDAY Jnly r.
!. j jaas II i15S Il
Atlantic,
ST. CLAIR THoMAAssoEEi N.Y. Master; FRANK O. sAl7h'
ORLEANS
THURSDAY, My Il THURSDAY, I IgRe 3.
:. j 9aS L L Jja ay 55
Mississippi,
j. Y. HuRD. Master; NJ. D. CoNDIFF Clerk.
LEAVES ORLEANS
SATURDAY, June 2. SATURDAY, Juy 4.
.. June June 5 IS =. Aug Sgy T. i.
The above boats will leave St Lons tho Day q TIE
week when they leave this post making the round
fourteen days.
The above thoroughly rehttrd regardless Of
expense old style boilers plan o. the cabins
and secured at the Office OF the Company
l04 Common street.
j, P. FITZGERALD, Agent, 104 Common street.
JOSEPH BROWN, President, IA, ris
JNO n B0FlNGBR, Superintendent, S~" '''
u s MAIL AND TELEGRAPH PACKET.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves on THURSDAY, june 28th, at 5p.n.
TOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO MEMPHIS, YICKs-
II NAtcheE, Baton Rouge and all intermediate land
ngsThe new and splendid passenger steamer Atlantic,
ST. Clair fhomasson F. U. Smith, clark, viii
the Conpys wharf loot Of Bienyile street above.
j. r. FITZGERALD, Agent
l04 Common street. opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets all Northern and Eastern cities sold ID
the gents office
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YIcKsRuRG AN YAz0o RIYER PACKEr.

Leaves Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at s.
DOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLOBE, YAHOO CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight FOR
Tsahatche and YGRbusha rivers and connects at Green
wood with packets reuAdahe light draft passsn-
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master Chas
Crater clerk will abogs connecting with packet
Grey Eagle from New Orleans
j. s, PAGAup. Advertising Agent,
3 Fulton street.
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Rush bark Nystadt, Niberg, from Bordeaux, 14th
May, to Couture Bros
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseies, 10th
March
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XAZOO.

VICKSBURG YAZoo AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVER
PACKET
Leaves Vicksburg every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at P NJ
nor GREEN WOOD, LEFLORE, YAZOO CITY,
Satartia and all landings the Taahatchie and Yaa-
6usha ryerhe fast and superior passenger packet
Calumet, S. H Parisot MASTER T. W. Richards clerk,
will leave above connecting with the New Orleans and
YCksburg packets Gen. Qutmsn and Fashion.
VlRGINIUS y. DENTEEL Advertising Agent.
.. San freight shipped by the above will be
signed through othe points, with privilege Of
shipping steamer Calumet.
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and every sATUR
DAY at P.
ENOR ia YOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
II quemine Donaldsonvile, and all intermediate Landings
The and supsTb sidewhee steamer st. Nicholas S
Heno master J. g Lbsnq, clerk viii leave above Re
THURSDAY. For freight OF passage apply to
LEOkGE BAYHI, l6 Bienyille ST.
Shippers responsible payment OF freight
VIRGlNIUS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agenh
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA SIMMEs-W. R, GREATHOuSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 P. NJ and FRIDAY at 10 4 N
kNDR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
h Rouge, Plaquemine, DonRidsonville, and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight all andng
on Bayou Latourche For freight passage apply on board
to
TITUS 4 GWARTNEY, Agent No. Tchoupitoulas St
VlRGfN1US @. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent
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J, While Edwsga Roark, of Albany, was sitting at
tns window Of hip house, reading newspaper, 4
aaliroaa tram Went by. Insdeing 50 il struck q
seene .ying on me track, throwing it with great
s solcs lnfo9gh me epen window. IL hit Roark,
knocking him insensihle to the floor and seriousiy
cutting bis head. It isthoaght he win mot i've.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

,,,,, ,..,,,> &c
81 EA LDNPA 1 ..
T0REI,H
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE,
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
,,,,,,,-,..-
PontehartGain Railroad tram
FREIGHT TAKEN TO ALL POINTS ON ALABAMA
Nl'H" VI ~ NV
Il
"'" 10" pressure s'o""l'h To,,ise
JAS. HOPKINS. Commander.
WIN leave NJ, aho,o o.r-v,rs tbs II g Mails
ned RronsR a gIsSsy Sd ppnt a. III e Asp Saee
upSl q S7s Il n AZ fr.i,-,+ r.,.,u.a ,o,r ON
RD-Coa oil received in metal packages only
Corner Camp and Common Streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves ON THURSDAY 18th inst Mt from the |
head of the New Basin
V1oR MOBILE. MONTGOMERY sEYpA AND
atl way TndnE On ne Anoama kiyerTho Al steamer
HO' "'isH' pSgiNNo TTIEG OF SSfBA.s "a e,o, ,
@-
WATERING PLACES.
SEA saoRE LINE
.-.
w cblIa,'a - 81 PASS
77,o .,.,,nt
-
a. r. BOARDMAN, Master
III n9Ie"l'e' continue Hef trips as iol'oTs'
.,1-,. ~ ''''" =" - '"'l
.-.l,I,. =, .'' N,''- ~ w.
- = 10 a 20 ''''A a. n
o ''0'A T. NJ
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING
u0Nn,1, r,,,r,,,,.,
WEDNESDAY EVENING
FRIDAY MORNING.
49,
addressed patent direction aOes got A. the Office ob
= 'f'' '1'
The above trips and departures will be regularly made an
less prevented by al yyeathsr,r I,,g water
On SATURDAY positively no freight will be rssstyas after
3 O'Clock p NJ train
FOR further Information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA 10 Carondelet street
TON me "AIEf'lNG fLAohs'
Leaves every on the arrival Of the N PonehaF
train railroad tram Tor Peseagoua and way andng8 leaves
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings
and ev.rv SATURDAY AT p ~ P,.obartrei, psitroi
I
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Steamship N P Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Halves & Bowen
Steamer Lucretia, Maybury, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Mary Conley, English, for Mobile Master
Prusn bark j F Mann, GoIlatz, for Havre,
w R Buddendorff
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
EOE NEW YORK. DIRECT-THE NEW
= and splendid sidevnseoI Steamship
MORNING STAR. .24JO tons. Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR. ... 2Ol5 tons. Delaney Commander
GUIDING STAR. -. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Nelson, Commander
The new and Rrstoass steamships
MISSISSIPPI 200 tons. ,Furbur, Commanding.
observation-disclosures, 1000 tons. .Vsnsice Commanding.
MARIPOsA.. tons Quick Commanding.
MONTEREY. LOO tons Whitman, Commanding.
The new and hrst.class e-wheel steamship
Morning STAR
24OO tons,
NELSON, Commander
WIN leave the Companys Wharf, foot of Jackson Square,
on SATURDAY June 80, at A. NJ. precisely.
composed Of largest elegant
ships which been built in this for home
line They every respect fitted for service and the
upon which they Their passenger accommodations
exceed by those other the world
Rs=PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES,
Freight will be received the Copanys warehouse the
landing all times during business hours and the Company
freight viii always made low BY any other
line.
For freight or passage apply
J. N. CouRTENAY, Agent.
sSCaroudelst strsst
FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwELIs N. Y AND N, o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, July lst atsAH
FOE NEW TORK-THE FAST AND FAyoRITE
George washington,
E. " EAGER, Commander,
viii leave wharf Toulouse street. Second District
above
First Cabin Passage. $50
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
Al Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT,
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, July 4, at 8 AM
TOR NEW YORK-THE ELEGANT, VERY
fast and fa7orte steamship
Fung Shuey,
J. B. HILDRETH, Commander
VIII sail wharf of St Joseph street,
First Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. 30
For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed accommoda
tons appIyto GEO. A. FOsDICK,
50 Camp street. corner Natchez
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAyACA
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at An
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON s2l
PASSAGE TO 30
Freight by Galveston Indunoa
same rates and as low as by any other steamer nov
up for either above ports
Ereghts delivered at Lavaca by lighters free of extra charge
EOR GALVESTON, IND1ANoLA AND L4vAcA.
The lovprossure side.wheel steamship
Harlan,
JNo. LEWIS, Commander.
will leave as above the St. Joseph street For
freight or passage apply on board orto
I. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of lading signed at the AGENTS Office.
n. B.-Tbese steamers carrying the U S. Mails, leave
punctualy advertised
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
s1 of this line viii leave every third day 70
above ports
APALACHICO
FOR APALACHIooLA AND ST MARKS.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, June 9th, at 5p.M.
FOR APALACHICOLA, ST. MARKS TAMPA
and KEY wEsT-Tho steamship
Florida,
WIN. BLAKENEY, Commander,
VIII receive freight at Post l6 First District as above
For freight or passage apply to
POST HOBBY, 1888 Gravier street.
Observation-Disclosures.
A III. DELAEAs-
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LUMBER MERCHANT,
Office, No. 375 Julia St, New Basin.
NEW ORLEANS,
Special attention given to Builders and Shippers Orders for
lumber Shingles. exc delivered at mills or city.
r UssETTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .RUsSETTs.
Eighteen to complete consignment Apply to
LEVY DIETER & co.
ITUNCLE BULLY WILL STAND THE SEASON
~ Sb6 at the Fair Grounds at $50 the season, insure
Of May and terminate on the 8lst Of July. 1866.
UNCLE BILLY is years old beautiful BAY color and
stands 1873 hands In height He well throughout and
his form is most perfect in all its proporons and but
accident Uncle Billy would doubt have occupied high
warrant
Uncle Billy got by Mahomed cut Of Maggie Mitchell;
she by imp Yorkshire, out OF Gharmer famous the
Southern turf in its plmiet days by imp Glencoe
the inytneibe Besey Malone bet lost bat one race falling
when IN the lead and beaten by Plane whom shs had
beaten previously and did aerarJ by Sockhoder out
Of Potomac mare hahomed gotby imp Sovereign Sut
OF Flight tthe dam Of Hegn and Mecca by s Charles
For further particulars apply 10
WA. BRUNTEN, &C st. Charles street,
No liabilities for accidents or escapes,
New Orleans, May TO- 1856
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