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FROM CAIRO.
Distressing Casualty-A Family Of Five
DrOwned-Burning of the City Hotel at
MOund Civ

WOund CITY.
CAIRO, March GA family named Frazier, consist
ing of father. mother and eight children. together
with Mexican and another man. name unknown,
came down the Ohio in canoe. for the purpose Of
going out to Illinois to work farm. On landing
here last night they drawn under the guards of
the steamers Atlantic and Southerner and the father,
a grown daughter and three children were drowned.
One of these was a babe only four months old. The
proprietors of the St. Charles Hotel took the sur
vivors to their hotel. where they humanelS
treated. All their personal effects lost and they
wese left destitute.
The large City Hotel. at Mound City. was burned
down yesterday morning, together with most of its
contents. The building valued at $50 The
fire broke out in room which had not been occupied
for some Waeks
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$3.50.
$3.50

TREVOR TON Coal, for cooking purposes, atS7.5oper
ton delivered in any part of the city For sale by
J. HENRY GTESE.
Office South street.
Yard-On Spears wharf. and on North near Centre
streets. mh1-Z"ip
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Perfectly Fire Proof. Perfectly Water-Proof.
UnequaIled 70 Durability. Security, and ECONOMY.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section OF
the country. JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
dN-6m2p Over ~ West Baltimore street.
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CHAMPAGNE WINE

Just imported from France, large inyoice g, OF
'Adolphe Flamant's Champagne Wines. from tne
celebrated Epernay wineries: For sale BY
JEWETT & STOCKLEY,
ES. Charles ST., sole Agts for city of Baltimore.
mhR- Inn 1stp
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l7 =. CHARLES STREET.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Foreign and Domestic.
mhS -lmlstp JEWETT & ST0CKLEY
CheyaIier's Life for the Hair


Win restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakesthair stops its falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy; can be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as HAIR DRESSING;
and is recommended and used by our best Physicians
assure you. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists and
at my office, No. l,l23 Broadway, New York.
fe15-w&sSm SARAH A. CHEvALIER, MD.
==---=
$3.50 COAL, COAL, $500
The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consisting of 900
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use, at $3.50 per ton
2o bs, for Lump; and 50 per ton 22iO ibs for pre-
pared Sizes delivered in any part of the city.
r. G. RIEMAN &CO.,
lei'-iptf d South street.
The HOWE SEwINs MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufactures
Wholesale and Retail,
Ea.,. W. MERRnL, Agent,
214 Baltimore street.
TeIegraphic!
The only land lines of Telegraph in the WORLD that
will work as well in
RAINY WEATHER
AS In Sunshine, and by which
RELIABLE AND IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
Can be obtained as well as
ANSWERS GUARANTEED,
are the
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH.
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
OFFICE,
l25 Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
fS-To be opened next to Pittsburg Cincinnati, St.
Louis Chicago. Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points. ja9 If
=@------------~-
1866. Watches. 1866,
A SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses
Speetacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
srtcles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public are invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair~5 ~5ewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street opposite the
mh5-lstph Fountain Hotel.
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Reported for the Baltimore Daily Commercial

,n,.r . ANNAPOLIS. March g. 1866
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland-Octo5er Term, 1855
No Maryland Fire Insurance Company VS. ". .
: .Ralrymple-appeal from the Superior Court of
Baltimore CITY. This cause was further argued and
concluded by Thos. ). Alexander and William Schloy
TOT the appellee, and s. T. Wallis for the appellant
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"A division of Oregon is agtated which
will give that State all west of the Cascade Noun
tains. and lying between California and British CO.
lumhia, and form new State or sTerritory east OF
the Cascades out of the territory which would De de-
tached by the Cascade line from Oregon and Wash
ington.
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!. The Cattle Disease.

The people owe their thanks to the members of the
Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, for
their care in investigating the nature of the rumors
concerning the existence of the cattle disease in
Montgomery county, and the refutation Of the in
furious reports which prevalent upon this sub
ject. The public health is a matter of the utmost
concern, and when it is in peril measures to pre-
serve can be too strict But the propagation Of alb
afect the tlmid, is q wrong which requires prompt
measures TO correct the evil. The Philadelphia Ag-
farmers and public spirited citizens. Its mem bers
are practical, and they have great stake in the
success Of agriculture and the improvement of farm
seemed to authorize belief that the European cattle
plague had been transplanted to our own State with
measures to ascertain The truth of lie reports bv
visiting the supposed infected district and learning
tations which had been made. After careful inquiry
they have been unable to ascertain any authentic in
stance ofthe existence of disease among farm stock
like that which is producing so much distress in Eng
land. They report, indesd that the cattle of Mont
gomery and Bucks counties are more than ordinarily
healthy and they pronounce tie report the exist
ence of any malady of extraordinary malignancy en-
tirely unfounded Cattle, like men, have their all
ments at all times. but az present there is even
the ordinary average of disease among American
CATTLE The result of the investigation is gratifying
Let us at once more dismiss the unwarrantable fears
which resulted from the original
Inquirer.
The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Adpeiser tells of shawl that iscoming from British
India for the Great Exhibition. Ten years of
full labor have been devoted to it. Lady readers may
like to know the proportions of this dainty garment;
Its length is about five yards and half its width
yard and quarters, the ground is red, and its
arabesque designs are said to reach the EXTREMIST
point of delicacy. 1t was ordered by the Queen Of
Dude before the revolt of the Sepoys and the siege Of
Lucknow.
The cost of the new railroad bridge at
Albany was $1,l0O,000 The New York Central is
said to own one-half, and the Western and Hudson
River each quarter.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1865.
xxXIxTH CONGRESS.
Interesting Discussion in the Senate.

THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION
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Reeelpts Or Preaase xesterdax.

CINClNNATl-Steame Lady Franklin bxs
mdse A Brittone-l do W Merriam iron safe
Abby Hull &co-4 pkgs liquors A Gouturie-3 do
machinery G " Burbridge &co-S5 pkgs mdse to
2 Fl Sioeomb- 36 do Carroll, Hoy &co-24 bxs of
bottles Arthur, Stone &co-50 do Barnett & Lion
6 do Dillingham; q DeBlois--25 burial cases to @ L
Grane-10 csks meat to Cammack & Squires-25O
coils rope Dean, Adams q Gat-6 pkgs mdse to D
Baker, cases mdse to Francisco & Wiggins-2O
bhls whisky to Edey & Pinckard-24 bxs bacon TO
thompson &co--2 crates earthenWare j Car
stens--6o bxs glassware Frank, Stratton & Hirsch
100 bxs starch GrefI,& Byrnes-l253 do so bxs Of
cheese 80 kegs pigs feet 20 bbls beef 8 half.bbls
eggs DelBondio--1 bbl castings d Fasman-42
pigs mdse II Ware Il Son--6 pkgs machinery to
Hunt, Brown &co--63 pkgs hubs etc 20 pkgs but
lersl6 hhds Irvine Q Harris--l0 hhds coal J Des-
BAN IRON safes w Norris &co--24 pkgs mdse
90 bSs candies e Hyde &co--75 90 10 tcs lard to
Huntington Bros-l6 bbis DILL H 0glesby &co-5O
do l04 pgks sundries j B Vanhorn-6l pkgs glass
ware j Gauche--S csks do to j A Batfer &co-l5
csks bacon to Jas Connolly &co--35 bxs cheese to
Jno I Moore--9l pkgs wheels etc j Sehwartz-25
bbls whisky los pkgs sundries Adams eco
lot furniture Hubbard-do Mitchell, Craig Geo
~ pkgs hardware Kursheedt & Bienvenu-i7 do
potash 20 do white lead to Kearny, Blos &co-7O
pkgs sundrles bbls eggs King Bros-25 bbls oil
l. Sturtevant &eo=-l bxs mdse to L Grunewald-2
pkgs mdse to Levi & Nayra-296 pkgs cheese to
McFarlan, Straight &eo-l2 do glassware TO X
Gauche--34 pkgs sundries Dryer DO horses
Price, Hiae Tapper-6 pkgs glassware to VIII
liams--20 bXs bottles Galaher-IOO bxs candy
Rosenberg, Scherek & B-1 pkg to S Gibert-50
empty bbls shannon, Lewis &co-1 box books to
> NJ Swenson--l00 plows 81 pkgs mdse to Phelps
Parke &co--5 pkgs eggs $50 bxs candles and III
pkgs sandries to Schneider & zuberbeF-S do $50
Kegs lard II Kennedy &co--58 bxs mdse Wit
NoWskl--5O bNs bottles S Wof--2l do glassware
Fhos Giasser22 do eaFthenware % bbls oil and
p pkgs mdse Stafford & Wilson-70 pkgs sundries
V PesSoa--36 hi.bbls beer Fischer-T000 slaves
Naltha &eo-sundries to order
=, ft 6, Re5.steamer Rashion-2s9 bales cot
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TOWB0ATs.
F. LINE.

COMPOSER OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
s1DE.wHEEL AND PROPELLER rowBoATs;
Achilles, sidewheel Capt BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel CAPT. LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sde,wheei CAPT LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT, WARREN.
Wabanh, Propeller CAPT. MELVILLE
Republic, Propeller CAPT sTURrEvANT.
WleacO, Propeller, CAPT FALLETT.
Teeunseh, Propeller CAPT. scRELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance. Propeller, CAPT, AyERILL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable of throwing lowest speed
1900 gallons of water per minute
The number and known power of these boats demon
srated last season. that unnecessary delay
lloccurat the Bar.
Fer terms of tOwago ghterage of pumps apply to
EDW. a, YoRKE CO.,
So POydras street.
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'tFeaas a3allg g5reaten,
sATuRoAg MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1865
ANIMALS a me relnelpal Rotela.


son, Miss; Mrs L Townsend. RI. i Rocb Z
elena; n Kern, city; 4 j HAN, st fonis: 81 /.
s X lsis, W, Louisville; G Sader N Y; Mrs
ssSefs a " smith, city; % P Gibson La; S Norris
Ss5As \ & Teller, city A 8 Wheeler: II p Rand: a
g II y " Goblet, Moore, city: o C Hat.
slsTlaian, MISS IN u Lanier city: s J. Carey
~ " " Warren, Mobile; 4 s Gholson Gaines;s
4ssandlIg; Mrs 2 K Bachelor and taughter j 1,
1sssQae " Z 1aeknan Ark; ] [ Davis. Wood
n Miss a = siiatfer, Terrebonne parish Ln
t5iI4l A0Ikis-F s Perkins, Lafourche. LA. i
9arfs, Herman, Lander L ID Cate III f,,lis r
~ A1ns. Baitons Texas ~ a atkinson. Texas. II q
l.nTnipseed, Richmond r Balm b i Morris +
~ c5Aaanen, Mrs Terrell, Miss Terrell Miss: VI
GoAns. - joins r B Brown, st CHARLES. i. " n
i AsQRaIqs 81 y Z Akery, do; d Staff Camden.
.srki .MesA ho4nas, city; wv Alien. WetImnka.
NJ n q lfsraok. Ark; Chamberlain, T4awier,
S Ne X kelhan Texas; j Hill Benton
es, 80 Z tsce and wife, Vickshurg; b Houseman
ssaparEs, 4 p; Stace. Hillsboro, Ark; Il FIT.
/ q Tart and family, Baton Rouge.
p IssJ AAaEfS HDTEIs-G FL Dameritt W II Mat.
y aeNs. CITY; a 4 League, q B Wells. Tex: n %
1 hlsysTs 81 l4ouis;gJ Green, jackson; Il G Danrhs
Sst, " a FORD, Miss; B Caldwell and family.
sS31aeiAta La; y Bouiigny, Fl p Walls Fl 4 Bond;
3 Y alqc1ttel; Douglas, La; ] Dnnckley.
e1iss; Myrick, W D Wilmington, a B Kelly.
e rehouse, La; . Burns Mobile; S F Lariilis,
+ 81 " Y ParsFor thy, ] A B Williams La; NJ b Mil
NJ, e Hanf, HEX Hunt, city; N X Kidd N Y;
- slice and wife, Montgomery: Mrs " r Dayol.
city: e Jones, Miss; j H Houston. La; q, r al
lyon. ~ Brft, " Flash, city; W W Semple,
g = a lheTrei, Hiss; Mrs e Buchanan Knoxville
Tenn; Joseph johnson and wife. MINI: ] w
Oaunis and wife, Texas.
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Steamship Alliance, Staples, 5 days from Vera
Cruz, TO Perkins Jersey
Ship sandusky, Norton, p days from New York,
to master
Brem ship Carl Often, from Bremerhayen, Aug
Bark Flora southard, -, q days from Boston,
to G A Fosdiek
Ship Wallace, Carney, from New York, to Lowell
81 Bailey
Ship Polar Star, West, 81 days from New York,
to Lowell Il Bailey
Bark Palo Alto, -, from -, to master
Ship Eldorado, Otis, 40 days from Boston, to 6 A
Fosdick
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Per steamship st Louis from Boston-s S Zel-
nieker--S D Moody &co--Russell i Hall-Keiffe
Bros-Drake s. 3Larkham-Wallace 6co-M WoOlf
E Roger &co--.GrifEin i PORCH Adams Eco
| j Barba-Shannon, Lewis Seo--Grfeff & Byrnes-
| Block 81 Britten--Page. Peee q Moran-G N Ora
gina D Grietf-B NeWhall--J Henry &oo-C
| w Could NJ Gould--G A Fosdick-Gates, De-
merret &eo-Hamilton Il Dunnica-S Hernsheim-
B Rosenberg--H Fog &co-O Georgia. M Hol-
brook--M W Smith-LeTi & NaYra-Folger Eco
Rand, Zeller &Go-GiAen &co-L Il Stern &co-A
Lanaaze- Laurin, Pothier &co--Sam Locke
J Otis-Carme Logan-Horrell, Gayle &co-J W
Gould-E Hoath--A F Coehran-Edey & Pinckard
II Carter--Cerf & Meyer-Keep & Hogan-Col-
lier u Lawrence Thompson &co-Foster eco
] Morse &co--J Gauche-Tate &co-A T Bennett
&co--W H Henning &Go--E Marqueze--KendaA,
Holbrook &co--D Kelham &eo-McLearn q Ma
son-Schneider i ZuberbieT-F D Darling-Bauer
& Robinson Hoffman & Marks-W Il n Emmons
lsaacson, Se&as &co--J Fl keep--0 Berciere-F
M Esk-G E Cate &eo--J Morris-Qu g.
Brow & j McCraeken--H Gormley-Vincent &
co-F o Taylor-G beaumont Blancand u Guitet
A F Dunbar-A Lanata-W heelock Finlay & Ball
Il Fix-Barnes, Ward Soo-G Weshaar-C Har-
rods H Goetzel--M Greenwood & Son--Bouton,
Smith & Denman--EEii q Feazie---Jas CONCEAL
Knight &co--ColJ w Sayage-G W Wright Geo.
Y H Slocomb-Kent, Thomae & Carter-Kranz &
smith-W L Gushing G Blohm-G Vaudeville
L Mathews &eo-F J PAUL. Phelps lSeo-W
n Grant &co-Lytton, Randolph &eo-M McGraw
Forchemer BrOs-F Ayet Il Cambon-E Lane
Conway Bros-J L Yanhorn--Read & Hunt-New-
man. Stockman &co-J w Burbridge &co-A Ter
rell &co-and order
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SiuAis THE WORD Some important disclosures
sYlit soon be officially made public in reference to
secret rebel societies. which premeate the entire
Soath. These organizations have branch circles
" New York city and the West That Is New
4 rS IS said to number $4,000, principally com
posed OF men who served in The rebel army
Each circle has adif1erent name some are known
as the True Sons ofthe South others as Knights OF
Arabia. and sll are well armed with the most i'm,
proved Weapons, ready at a moments notice
should an opportunity occur. number of the
Chief members of this organization are said 10
nave made important disclosures. --TNew York
Tribune.
We have one Of them here. known ais
the knights Of Anthrop0phagi. They delight in
eating lOyaiist for breakfast every morning
Ihey dine on fricasseed colored people, after the
aroma has been removed by salt petre. and never
snp without demolshing steak from d slaughtered
s1fireau man. They are armed to the teeth with
spencer rifles, and have. their breasts protected
lE8ith those patent ibreast plates-Yon Know II
1s suspected that they meet at the remarkable
sample over the aTtesian basin and that they drown
FRESHMEN in the basin at midnight. We cannot
voHeh for this, although officers of the freedmens
bureau have been observed watching that temple
as though they expected it to explode.
Hts said that these unrepentant rebels BY al
constant firing of cannon, have SO disturbed the
atmosphere for the past three months as TO cause
9 continued rain, for the purpose of DESTROYING
tile cotton crops of Northern men. They have
succeeded but too well in their nefarious purpose;
and nothing can now protect them from the yen-I
gSnce of the best people on the planet except
ram mon of the pending amendment
& TATsnft Nah
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Steamship Merrimac, van sice for New York.
Steamship Geo Washington, eager, for New York,
"A Moulton
Steamship Huntsville, Ryder, for New York,
Steamer vigo, Shields, for Montgomery. Ala,
John Hyde Geo
Bark Robert. Carter, for Boston, G A Fosdick
schr Sunnyside, Greenfield, for Pensacola,
W Wakefield
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N. o.. ]. y G. N. R. R.--oct 1870 bales of
cotton Prtchard-3 do Pitcher & Barrow-8 W
Sykes-24 Green, Oglesby &co-37 r L Adams
e Barrett 4 LeSassier-28 W B Thompson-38 do
Rosser, Prothro &co-23 Carroll, Hoy t&co-8 do
Ihornhill 4 Riehardson-27 TIM M Allen-ll
Harvey, Mcmahon &oo-3 A a Green &co-4 do
Payne, Huntington &co--16 s Fl Ably &co-2 do
Hogan \ Patton--15 Aleus, Scherck & Autey-2
Griffin Porch-5O Warren, Crawford &co-23 to
Hillar Geo Cusachs q 0gden-14 Crib
ble-4 Hinlle &eo-l r X Walker &co--l do
Block Bros-l horse and sundries to order-Total
4lG bales cotton
N. o., Q. q G. W. R. R-oct 1916 bales of
cotton R Hare do Price, Htne & Tupper-8 do
l Grande &eo--7 McFarlan, Straight &co-3 do to
Copes u Diboll-7 do to Morgan, Long g. H--l4
lot eggs bbls pecans L Surle-5 bbls rice to j P
Robin-ll hides Blanchin 81 Giraud-l9O head cat.
tie and sundries to order-Total SO bales cotton
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NOR EEVERPOOL-TRE FAssCSAIlTNG BRIT
ish ship Belle cod, Coleeld ster having part of
her cargo eugHgsd will sail with dsps tch For balance of
freight apply to SIRLET GUlON 4 co,
IS Carond elet street.
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FOK NEW YORK D1RECT-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. $500 TONS. Nelson, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. .2600 tons. Berry Commander.
MISSISSIPPI 200 tons Summer Commander.
Observation-Disclosures TONS. .Vansice, Commander
HAVANA. '-'-..t 10 y tons. .Furber, Commander.
MONTEREY. 400 tons. Whitman Commander
400 tons. Quick, Commander
MATAEzAS....... 400 tons. ...- Commander
MISSouR lA00 tons....- Commander.
EferrImnck,
VAN sTCE Commander.
VIII leave SATURDAY October goth, at O'Clock A. NJ
from the Company's wharf in front of Jackson Square,
The steamship
MArIposn,
QUICK, Commander,
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, October a. at AM, from the
Company's Wharf, in front of jackson Square
Freight will by this Line upon the Companys
Wharf at all times during business hours and the
freight and passage will be low by any other regular
line.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM GREEVY, Agent
So Garendelet street., New Orleans.
@. K GARRISON, President
Bowling Green street, New York.
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Glasgow. Sept Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Amphion, Grouqust.
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DN. THE DRuEE a country correspondent of
sghs Fan Man Gazette tells about a groom in his
giiborhood who always stipulated with his EN-.
pioyeE that he should be allowed fortnight
gear tc play drunk ina week at Christmas and a
week at aYfitsuntide. Every third year he got
himself dismissed BY getting drunk at an unau-
th1rized time.
FRS. Jones con1plained in the evening that the
turkey she had eaten at dinner did not Bet well,
{ Er0naby,o said Jones, it was not hen tur-
keysi He got q glass of water in bis face
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NEW YORK. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Arrlvea Yesterday.

Steamship Hudson Pennington, from Galveston,
to Hawes & .Bowen-1st district
Br schr Planet, Goodspeed, from Kingston, ia,
to Greeyy, Niokerson5 6eo--2d district IS
Schr E Kidder, Allen, from Cedar Keys Fla, to
G w Hynson &eo-2d district
ToWBoATs.
Reliance, -, from the Passes-Went down
lght-Brought up sehrs Planet and E Kidder
STEAMBOATS,.
Lady Franklin, Finkbine, from Cincinnati.
Fashion, Pratt, from Yicksburg.
Bart Able, Tobin, from Trenton.
Cleona. Pickett from Washington.
Thos Powell, Dalfsres, rom Thibodaux.
st Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
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SHREVEPORT PACKET COMPANY.


Leaves TUESDAY 23d inst, at 5 p r., Positively.
FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFERSON AND ALL
way pOntslhe fine, fast dispatch passenger steamer
Navigator, kouns master Trusiow, clerk Tuesday line
hrevePQrt Tor Jefferson Time through, four days. For
through bills aud Il kets apply to
6. 1. kouNS 4 BRO, SO Common street
Returning the Navigator will leave Shreveport Tuesday the
5lth inst at w. Grand Ecore, Wednesday 3lst NJ
Alexandria, IhuIsdsy ltt at A. BnrOnis Normans
same day at passing down the In wight Friday
me "a INST Bills OF adug signed AT tile Office Of O. l.
vlRGINIus G DENrzEI. Advertising Agent
NEW ORLEANS, ALEXANDRIA AND SHREVEPORT
Low WATER TRI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU,
cOuOhatta, campte Grand Ecore, Alexandria Norman,s
Barbins and all way landngsThe following steamers will
leave punctuay as follows
. m TUESDAYS
Lady Grace, S. W. HAMMOND, Master.
Navigator, BEN. B. EoUNs, Master.
.. THURSDAYS.
Caddo, 7. JACOBS, Master
EInOrn, R. WATSON, Master
SATURDAYS
III. a. Romeyer, R. sINEoTT, Master.
Cuba, ". 7. BoARDMAN, Master.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
sINNoTT ADAMS, % Commercial Place
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STEAMBOATS, STEAMBOATS,,
, ST. LOUIS,

ISL. LOUIS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
N0E VHCKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
One of the following first passenger steamers will
leave as above and for all intermediate lnndngs EVERY
EVENING O'clock from the Compuny,s wharf foot Of
GraVier street.:
Ruth, E..ax, s4Dr,
"a Arthur. olive Branch.
Pauline Carroll, nx,,,,rn,rn,.
MoilIe Able,
Julln, Con,,,a,,,.,,
Mary E. Forsyth,
III. 49, ~ S.s ssS" Edward Walsh.
~ 1"usiS oeen thoroughly rehtted, and
are unequalled for speed and comfort by any aaost
Plan of the cabins be seen and stat sr,o, . A.,
w. AVA common street, opposite City Hotel
JOSEPH BROWN, President.
1No. F. DOUGLAS, Agent lOl Common street.
Leaves on SATURDAY, October 20 at 5pM
NEW ORLEANS, CAIRO AND ST L0uTs RAITpoAr,
LINE PACKET.
UNEoUALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT,
E'OR ST. L0UIS-THE SUPERIOR PASSENGER.
packet Henry Ames,
T. L. CRAWFORD, Master GEO A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Will leave for St Louis, Cairo Memphis as above
Meeting with the railroads for all points North and East
Rooms can be secured by applying on board or to
JNO. A. STEVENSON, Front street
vlKalG1us O. DENTaEL, Advertising Aasn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-20
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY.
REGULAR sEMIMoNTHLY LINE.
BALTIMORE.

Leaves on SATURDAY, October 81 at p. NJ precisely.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United States mails
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-20

Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.