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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-02

General Grant calls for re~inforcements
for the army. We are sorry to see, how
ever, that he asks them mainly for service
on the plains. He proposes that . few
be placed in tho Southern States to keep
the negroes in order and perhaps this is
not Objectionable. It is we'll known that
the emissaries of Wade and other aboli-
t%ionists are organizing the negroes in
secret societies and supplying them with
arms, with a view to instigsting and pre-
pairing them for instruction. 1t is there
fore we'll enough that small garrisons of
troops should be distributed through the
South to aid the white residents when
this outbreak shall occur.
A few troops are also needed to 90 on
the frontiers and bring in the scalps of
the abolition vampires who are engaged
in sucking the blood Of the red men.
Apart from the force needed for this pur-
pose, and the few who may be u Q led to
keep down contemplated negro insurrec-
tons in the South, the only troops need
ed will b. some 90, 900 men who should
be stationed in aud around Washington,
The time may not be distant when the
President, having exhausted reason and
constitutional means to put down the
abolition rebellion, will be obliged to re-
sort to force. Therefore be- should have
some troops handy to the national CAPT
tai Chicago Times.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-02

We wonder whether Mr.. jefferson
Davis is prevented from sleeping by Wis
ions of the thousands of starved and
murdered Union soldiers who persisted at
Andersonville, Salisbury, and other muir.
der-pens in the South, by his order and
permission .-Forney's Cd. d. Washing.
ton Chronicle.
We wonder whether William Tecum-
sch Sherman, sleeping or awake, ever
sees the light of a burning city in South
Carolina, or recalls tho memory of the
helpless women and children outraged
while e~ndeavoring to escape the flames
ignited by his brutal soldiery. If ex-
President Davis is guilty of the alleged
crimes of Andersonville or Salisbury.
hundreds Of miles distant from these
scenes as he was, then is Gen. Sherman,
who was present at the perpetration of
the most stupendous crimes of the war,
dyed in guilt. He permitted the
of Columbia after it's surren.
der, and witnessed all it's h~orrors.-
South Carolinsan.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-02
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
Owing 70 the great difficulty attending the
collection Of bills for legal advertising, hereafter
nons viii - inserted unless security b given
thst tAs amount VIII b paid ct tho expiration Of
de ans for which The advertisement il insert
"a.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-02

Ideas, says voltaire, 40 IN hsssds-
men get them when they gsowsuA ~
women never have sny.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

Per steamship Kensngton, from Boston,
Witters Zoos D Moody &co--E Roger &co--J p
Suivan-Sam Loeke--,H Perry Lane--B g. R.
3 Hans-E + Moton--Weil d Wof--Weil & Meyer
G II Sloeomh---A Eustis--T B Bodley &co-M Nc
Keiffer a. l3ro--E Hart &co--E Marqueze--H
Boyd Morse &co--J nj Could W Goslee-J
A 0ttp--J y Soiair-s Dunt2e--0 Georgia. Ter
rell-E Health Fl Keep Haray &co--J Otis
A Lanauae-Heyl II Griffn--Folger &co--A Rous-
set-V Ocinschen-- Relock &eo--F Herron--A
Whitney-LR Colernan--Riee Bros AGO. Lorette
Read Hunt--Edwd Nalle-W Wink--B Cabret-
] A Lemnlier- Wallace &co-Bouye & Robinson
J Bareket-ctsee 1russhans-Ez Morse-G w Dun
har-fage, Peeia Moran Gates Demerrit Geo.
" 4 g Bianehagd-W 1 Wakefeld-G H Vinten-
. J WiekesIngS 2 Higgins Zoos G Amber
McLearn Il Mason Martin, Dolhonde g. Cbob-SS
2e.nicker--R Russell il Hall-Allison & Dayis-D
Taylor & San-B Barnes, Ward &co-L Meister-W
Chapman smith & MeKenna---J Gauche--Rasen,
berg g. Wolf Stern BEes " Burbridge &co.~
G a Fosdisk- Meyer, Neis &co-.T W Marsdell-
Schneider Il Eabesbier-S Il Moore BOOB Nautre
d Kelhan .&s.o-C C Sampson--C Cate &co.-H
Dencker--L Observation-Disclosures & Bencker--T
Hedrica--Rivers 4 Clay-Newman Gehlhach-
Norcross, Perkins \ Harsey blanchard & Guitet-
C Raymond Jos Williams--P Dwyer--P Valient
and others
/. Per bark Lawrence, from Boston--Hill & Veaze
S Parker--E Thompson &co-C 9 Sampson--D
u sheafer- -Folger &co--W P Converse ir-Gage,
Badger &e0--Mitchell, Creig &eo--Rasseii d HALL
s D Moody &eo-order
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passenger packet knows sac is frat class 70,
sssa Her cabin large AND the state
spacious and splendid with every convenience that
ESQ be desired,
PASSENGER packet Mte Stephens, Capt Charles E. Marshal
coms,and and Capt Maurice Lsnghorn ociatos in th
Office will leave this evening at O'Clock for Jefferson
intermediate points Red River TIE Stephens is neat
ta and comfortable packet with good passenger
INDICATIONS as any in the trade and her officers do all in s
to make every comfortable that travels with them
FoR THE WATEkISG FLAoEs.rhe fine, fast lew pressure
steamer Creole Captain Charles Walker commanding and Nj
Sam Green clerk leaves above To-day. on the arrival OIL
the train of cars Pontehartrain Railroad Agents.
Leach Perkins Of Carondeiet and Gtyer streets
GLEoSA FOR GFELousAs-Thts fine and light draft passed.
pscket in charge of Capt G. Pickett ana d D. eeus
in the Office leaves at O'Clock p n to-day iof opeoas w
way landings 5as7 @ -7
vIcKsBuRe ouAcHrA RfTsE-This Few' 'as' a"a
Indecent racket command Of Capt john W. TO
bin, with Messrs p. Work and Ea. tsFae III the once
leaves at to-day taking freight Ter al points up 70
hama Landing The vcksbns connects every sonesS with
a.a ror Marop and Tensas day with steamer
J6ab landings on Bueef river, Tuesday with
steamer swan for all landings Bayou Darbenne AVID with
Mtnno all landings on Bartholomew and Saline
vrs wish to avail themselves of her supc
-; appointments and enjoy delightful trip
orn al The packets should be on board pnnctuay
AZ ses will leave at the appointed hour.
s,tp,yA-ExrREss WEEKLY PASSENGER PAcKEr-At s
this evening the splendid passenger packet Alabama
Capt W. Boardmsn commander, will back out for Shreve
mort landings Red River Tho passenger appoint
nents Of Alabama of the elaborate superior
character nothing is wanted to add to the comfort
pience guests Messrs. MITCHELL Alfred Handy arc the
clerks of the Alabama
LOUIS DOR FOR ssRRvKpoK-The swift and fayorite mas
packet Louis Dor Cheney
and Mess Smith and Graves clerks leaves this evening
O'Clock for the above and landings The Louis has
large and splendid cabin with all the improvements
Her reputation for speed is too well known require
4. l.. ..l.j.-x .-l.-- ~
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IMPORTS Yesterday.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUSTIN pkgs Texas Elk Col Schmidt & Ieigler
! Shannon, Lewis &eo--l q Thompson &co-l do
Page, Peee & Moran--l Schneider s. Zuberber--
100 head cattle McQuoid, Mehle Geo
SABINE PASS-Schr Friendships bales cot
ton Payne. Huntington &co-4 do Post & Hobby
do D r. Carroll &ce--42 bbls rosin to Bisooe g.
Simms-Total 80 bales cotton
LIYERPooI--Shi Thos Harvard $50 SKIS
salt TO order
NEW YORk-Bark Mary Lucretia-Astd ndse
B0STON-Bark Lawrence-53O tons ice Gage,
Badger &co-Astd mdse to order
PHILADELpHlA-Sch Archer-Astd mdse
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Narine gnteHi9enfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CANT STREET,
Saturday, March "a, 1866. !


Steamship Florida, O'Leary, for Apaachicoa,
Post & Hobby
Ship Marmion, Bearce, for Liverpool,
Baeter & DeVertu
Ship Wallace, Cavney, for Havre,
W r Buddendorf
Bark Florence Peters, Skinner, for Cardenas, in
ballast G W Hynson geo
BIZ bark Malta, Carrigal, for Liverpool,
Vim Prehn eco
Br brig Edward, Daty. for Matanzas. in ballast,
Avendano Bros
schr Dan Simmons, Herrit, for Matanzas, in bal
asst, Thorndyke & Norton
schr Cyclone, Babbridge, for Cenfaegas in bal
last, Goidenhow g. Lesparre
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

GULF srEAMru1p LrNE--yIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
EoB MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY
Nla-Comrosed of thsfol!owng steamships;
Alliance,
H. J. AGNEW, Commander
Planet,
O. II. HALLoWELI, Commander
Exact,
o.. WASHBuRN, Commander
C. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander
These steamers the lowest rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river, giving through
bills of ledng, with privilege of reshppng at Mobile They
will receive freight Mobile for New Orleans to be for
warded up the Mississippi river to Atlantic PORTS No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost OF transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will he given ship
pers and consiguess.
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
before shipping and will have their bills of Iadng signed at
the same place. PERKINS HERsEY,
s. JONES, Agents,
&c Carondelet street, New Orleans La.
STEWART OSBORNE Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave SATURDAY, March 24h on the arrival of
Ar N. Pontchartrain Railroad train.
FOE MOB1LE-rHE NEW IRON STEAMER
Manhattan,
]. W. WILSON, Commander,
will leave as above For freight passage apply to
I. G. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common Streets
N. B.-No freight received after az O'Clock N.
"a. No bills of lading will he signed after Pm
Freight taken at IS per cent less than usual rates.
WATERING PLACES.
Leaves SATURDAY March 9th, the arrival of the
P. M. PGuchartran Railroad train
foR THE WATERING PLAoEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHAsLEs WALLER Commander
will leave above for Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagoula
Returning, will leave Pascagoua SUNDAY NOON and
arriving tho Lake End in time the first train on
Monday Morning.
For freight passage apply to
LEACH h PERKINS,
of Gravier and Carundelet streets.
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Brig E H Kennedy, Geyer, from Havana, 9Th inst
VI to master ~.
Brig Derby, Rogers, from Genfuegas, to Avet
Steamship Cuba, Wilson, from Baltimore 7th inst
!, via Havana 18th, to Creepy, Nickerson Geo
achieola, to l. M Merritt
Br schr Village Gem, Golding, from Havana, tc
master 5-s. g4s
Br schr Helena. Felsher, from Matamoros, to mas
ter A..
Bark Fanny, -, from Matanzas, to 3 Murisor
&co
Brig Eaton, from Havana, to B Murison Geo
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Gaatirrfial eJntelligellrs.
.,REscxsr ssrrses, No. "A CAM

q
Fiiias Evening. March %, isas.
C0TTlNTie marks buoynntiy this morning with
avery demand but
es bs restrictive character and undesirable
supps Most p leading buyers for foreign
and domestic ths early hour and
aored assiduousy Throughout the day search Of suitable
s The competition having strengts % prices offerings
incrsased The day adynnced which the
result ssIss 81 bales iaed amon buyers the fo
lowing order 1850 bales, 625 49, 40 le9 100 l
rs no. 90 30 10 and 10 bales There is quotable
report IN ts operations m the day and therefore
fepsat yesterdays figures but the tendency throughout
has ouda ratss md incensidsrable
tho Effected Hose prices Ordinary
s2assc good ordinary a5@s6c, low middiing S@ssc and
mddRg NJ au4lc Tho aggregate sales for the week
bales against 20 bales last wee and Ss4o the week
previons The recsipts for the week foot up liss
bales Against Int week. and 10 tho week previous.
Till 93 bales, against 16799 bales last
wee and 5s7 baas tho week before, tho stock
hand phoard this &eHiDg 1874 COS bales against
bas III and 1s2 bales I've close OF the week
srATEMENr oF3corTos.
Stock hsnd Sept: III. 1866 ssas
K KsesIyss Msss
6ss2l
Exported aiAce yesterday 900
Exported previously 5f
ststcs, hand IA shipbosra sot lsle9
THO include s5s bales fol Haye and 1892 bales TO
SunAR AND MoIAssEs--T he receipts for the wesl
comprise 2s hhds Sugar 6 barrels and G. halFbaels
Moasses The nkot has very quiet throughout the
week with The exeepton of Two days when consider
abs acvty shown bat owing To the limited character Of
the supply hand, sales Of magnitude ranspired.
Ths transactions since last weekly report do not
exceed 500 hds 81 EuEa and ITO bbls Of Moasses The
closing rates shich arc for fr dc. for good
and ia@a@c u o. for fully fair for The former and GOc
for good femsnting, and soc. galnn for PRIME the
iatts To-day hhds sasr bbs Moassss changed
hands 1T the above quotations. also as he bbs at Cue
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STEAMSHIPS.
N Ew YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW yoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
ENoE NEW YORK VIA EsAvAhA--THE
new and splendid sidewheel steamships--
MORNING STAR. 200 tons. i. Howes, Commanded
EVENING STAR. 2ols tons. H. L. Quick, Commander,
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. :. Berry, Commander
RISING srAE.....2 $500 toms. Nelson, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The and frssclass screw stesmshps
MISSISSIPPI. 300 TONS Sumner Commandng
MERR1MAGH... 1900 tons. .vausce Commanding
MARIPosA. ."l20o tons. Commanding
MONTEREY. 1000 tons Commanding
The and frstcass sidewhee, steamship
Evening Star,
QUICK Commander,
Will leave the companys wharf, front Jackson Square
SUNDAY, 18th inst at SAN, for New York, above
having been detained by Quarantine.
Line composed Of the largest and elegant steam
ships which built this country any home
ne They are every respect fitted for the
upon which they Their accommodations
na~ Passage reduced
Freight will be at the Conpanys warehouse the
landing all times during business hours and the Companya
freight will always made low by any
lIne.
Fox freight or passage apply to
J. n CoURTENAY, Agent.
s5Garondelet street.
ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
To sail on MONDAY, 10Th inst, at SEX.
EOR NEW YORK-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
sdewhee steamship
WALKER, Commander,
will leave her wharf, foot of St. Joseph street, above
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations
appIyso JANEsFoNNo1Y CO.,
IS Poydras street.
FOR NEW WORK.
CROMWELL'S N. Y. AND N. O. STEAMSHIP LINE
70 sail MONDAY, March Goth, at Pm
TOE NEW Y0RK-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamship
General Grant,
E. W. HOLMES, Commander; I
will wharf, of Toulouse street, Second District
a above
FHSt Cabln fassage- .,...................,..n.SU
Second Cabin Passage. ...-.,...,.............S3 $50
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MouLToN. Al Carondelet street.
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TOWBOATS,
Republic, Sturtiyant, from the Passes-Brought
up bark Lawrence and schrs Jno Johnson and
Archer e. Reeges
STEAMBOATS,.


Steamship Kensington, Chapman, from Boston
10th inst to Creevy, Nickerson eco
Steamship Huntsville, Croker, from New York
18th inst, to G A Fosdck
Bark Albino, Wolher, from Lamlash, Jany goth
to MASTER :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

APALAGHICO Craftsmanship Florida--iooO
hhs -four $50 bhls whisky 500 SKIS corn 56 ties lard
so hhds bacon 10 hhds sugar
IIYERPOOL-Ship Marmion-2405 bales cotton
HAVRE-Ship Wallace-3l55 bales cotton and
pkrs mdse
LlVERPo0L-Br bark Malta-13e2 baescotto
$50 hbls rosn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown to land and
and Passengers; taking Cotton and signing bills of ladng
through rates Of freight hanee to ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
7othenbure and Havre.
The final of Destination may stther signing
the bills OF lsdins, declared by the holder Of oil
Of ladins within twelve hours after the arrival
Liverpool, thus shordins thu importer the choice of
markets.
seeragc passenger tickets granted here by bring
for $50 in currency per adult.
rgsEHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every TUESDAY, and NEW
ORLEANS every SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. Is7t tons p. Jarnison Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons T. Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1854 tona "A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons. II. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA. .l829 tons VIM L. hesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 Ions ...J. Graham. Captain.
CAROLINA. l6n tons. ....J Hairby, Captain.
1913 TONS 49,. H. p p. Couche, Capt.
currency.
For sates Of freight apply to
VIM. HUNTER b CO., Il Carondelet street.
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng at the office their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24
THE LAND WE LOvE-A MONTHLY
Devoted to Literature, Agriculture and General Intelligence
aud aorpprising Reports OF Battles, Incidents ans
Anecdotes of the Late War, never
before published.
Ey Gen. ID. M. Hili, late OF the southern Army.
pkoPRIEToRs-J. P. IRWIN, D. II. HILL
..5-z zt CHARLOTTE, N. C. $500.

iRiKsWe proposes to publish Magazine, containing from
sy tn eighty of the size Biackwoods Mag
aEna for THREE DOLLARS a year in advance, or FIVE
DOLLARS not paid till the end of the ySar; and begin
zoe issue on tho st of May provided subscription list
viii Justify the undertaking The cash subsisrs not to pay
Ill after the receipt Of the first number IL q s.
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A YER's CATHARTac PILLS
AYERS CATHARJC PILLS


Are the most perfect pugave which able produce
which we think has yet made by any body Their
effects have abundanty shown the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in They safe and
pleasant to take but powerful Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activities of the body
tho obsrucans Of Its organs, purify tho blood expe
disease eyrurga the foul hunors which grow
dstonpe stimulate sluggish dsordsred organs their
natural action and mpart healthy with strength the
whole system Fotony do they everyday complaints
yhody but also formidable dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful Effects they the time
in diminished doses the safest and physic that
employed for children Being they pleasant
take and being purely vegetable free from any
harm Cures have been made which supas belief they
by of such exalted position charac
ter, 20 forbid the suspicion Of untfuh Many eminent
cergymen and physicians have lent to certify to
the public the reliability of remedies wle others
ssnt The of their conviction that prepara-
tons contribute Immensely the relief of afflicted suffer
ing feliowmen
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac con4ning directions the
tiicates Of their of the following complaints:
CostiYeness. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nauses Ind
geson Morbid Inacton of the Bowels and Pain arising there
fro Fatuency Loss Of Appetite all Diseases which require
medicine They also by purifying the blood
stimulating the system, cure many complaints which would
Blindness Neuralgia Irabiliy Deran
OF the Liver and idneys Gout and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body redistribution of its nnc
tions.
DO be put off by unpncpled dealers with other prepare
teus which they make profit Demand Ayers and
take others The sick want the best aid there Tor them
Prepased By Dr. j. q AVER Co. Lowell, Mass, and sold
by f. j. HART l. CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Fl steamship Sonora, Hobard, from Bagdad, 18th
inst, to naster-lst district Is
Steamship Planet, Hallowell, from Mobile, to Nor
cross, Perkins & Hersey-lst district l6
Steamship Austin, Scringeour, from Galveston
and Indianoa to ! G Harris-lst district Is
Bark Mary Lucretia, Bowers, IS days from New
York, to master-lst district %
Bark Lawrence, Howes, is days from Boston, to
Rivers & C!ay-1st district IS
Schr Friendship, Chesey, from Sabine Pass, to
mastered district Is
Schr Archer q Reeves, Ireland, from Philadelphia
to inaster-lst district 81 =
Schr John Johnson, Mcbride, from Philadelphia
to master-4th district
Schr 9 Hertz, Gray, from Havana I'd inst, (pre
viously reported at Quarantine,y to master
I'd district
Lugger Flying Dntchman, Wasser, from Point-a,
la-Hache, to master-2d district Il
-g-@ss~ TowBoATs.
Republic, Sturtivant, from the Passes-Brought
up bark Lawrence and schrs Jno Johnson and
Archer d. Reeves
...gI STEAMBOATS,.
Mollie Able, Carter, from st Louis.
Clara Dosen, Franey, from Cairo.
Louis Dor, Pickett, from Washington.
Any One, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
NJ Sharp, Hinckey, from Thibodaux.
Plain City Bassett, from Quarantine.
Emerald, Skunk, from Cincinnati.
Lafourche. Baranco, from Bayou Sara,
Monsoon, Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe ALA Haehe
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PASCAGOULA.

ss.I. LOUIS,
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP UoMpA
EYS BOATS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
FOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE
O1s OF the following boats will leave above EVERY
EVENING, from the Companys wharf Of Bienville
street. viz:
Pauline Carroll, W. X. Arthur,
Mary r. Forsyth, H1oi7Ie Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mlssissippf, Idn Handy,
Continental, Olive Branch,
Ruth, Lpmlnary,
Edward walsh, Lady Gay,
City of Memphis, j. C. Ssyon.
For freight, through tickets to all points North
East apply at the Company's Office,
1oi COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
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GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SUNDAY, March 25tl, at 8 o'clock A. M
E1OK GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new and elegant iron steamship
AuStia,
VIM sCRIMGEOUR, Commander
weave for the above ports Julia street. carryp
freight and passengers above
Passage to Galveston
Passage to Indianoa. 30
Freight to Texas one-half of usual rates.
For freighter passage apply to
l. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common Streets
Bills of lading will be signed at the Agents office.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOE LIVERPOOL - CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Florida.
Cargo is being received at the foot of Jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctualy SATURDAY
the h Of March, at o'clock and to be followed by
thetPERUyIAN, Saturday, the 3lst of March.
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIZE, Havana S4O gold
or their equivalent in q. 8. Currency.
For freight PASSAGE apply to
VIM. HUNTER L Co. Al Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT
S- Bills of ladng for this Company (which only
signed) will be had at the Agents office above
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CINCINNA TI.
BATON ROUG E.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 a. H., and every SATUR~
DAY ats ii.
E10K BATON E0UGs EG. PEsAQUEMTNE IDGNAL.D-
a. onye and all intermediate landngThe and superb
sidewnee steamer Monsoon, Heno MASTER j. G. Lhano,
clerk, will leave above. Returning she will leave
Rouge every SUNDAY at p M, and thursday at p. n
For freight passage apply to -
LEONCE BAYET, lG RienytIle II.
The Monsoon will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fourche.
Shippers responsible for payment Of freight
VIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEE4. Advertising Agent,