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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

.nIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY. AND
u SEXUAL SYSTEMS-new and relia-
bic treatment Also, the BRIDAL CHAM
BER, an Essay Of Warning and Instruction,
sent in sealed envelopes, free Of charge. aAd.
dress DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, How.
ard Association, No. 2, South Ninth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. lJune %. 1e65lY.
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E The Supporters Of President John.
son, are supposed to be all right on the
'sgoose."
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Sewing Machines.

r HAVE ON HAND, for sale, fine lot o
J. SEWING MACHINES-the FRANK
LIN and MEDALLlON-which are the cbea
pest large sized treadle Sewing Machines that
are manufactured. Price Of either kind, $40.
Twill be in constant receipt Of Machines
and can fill all orders. Call At my residence
near White Cloud. J. Q. A. TROY.
April l9, 1666-sf. ...,.,f.. s
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6 r. When big boy makes littl'
ones nose bleed. be usually quists him
BY giving him . stick Of candy. W.
hardly think the South will follow The
exsmpls, BY giving Secretary Seward the
Pnsidsoey to pscify him for cutting bis
throat. y
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REAPERS. MOWERS, !
AND THRESHERS!

FARMERS arc hereby infoomed that the
l. undersigned is still Agent for the sale ol
McCormick's Reaping and Moving Msehines
which he will procure at short notice. They
are manufacturing their celebrated Self Raking
Reaper and Mower combined; and also a two.
wheeled Mower, with Flexible Gutter Bar, lie.
YER for raising to any cut, and new arrangement
for fitting the cutting edge 70 any angle in
moving close over rough ground.
| will also attend to procuring Threshers and
all other kinds Of Machinery that may be re-
quired. Having been long engaged in this
business, and being acquainted with all kinds
of Machinery, those in want Of any such srti-
clcs would do well to call on me.
JOHN H. UTT.
White Cloud, April S, 1e66-tG. s-z-.i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

SEwARD's OPTIMISM. Secretary Sew
ards speech to the repentant Republi
cans. at the Cooper institute recently. wal
pitched in the key Of his famous ninety
day prophecies. -
The ship of state has out. breasted tb.
storm. and is now in the haven Of rest
There is no cloud in the future; tho Uni
on is fully restored; it does not much
matter whether Congress or the President
prevsil-ali will como right in the end
In short. according to the Secretary
every thing is lovely,
And the goose hangs high"
The query is. If every thing is serene.
Why was the meeting held ? and why
did Mr.. Seward como al the way from
Washington to give it his counsensncs |
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CoUETx SuBsoRlrrIos.-The County
Board met ct Troy. on Monday. and or.
dsred sn election on the 6rst Tuesday in
Juns. on the question Of the County sub
seribing 100000 each to the Northern
Kansas Railroad, and the Atchison and
Nebraska City Rsilrosd.
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~ B o o = s
AND a -
- SHOES. -

r TAKE pleasure in announcing to the pub.
J. lie, that am nov better than ever prepared
to manufacture 10 order every style and descrip-
ton Of Boots and Shoes-coarse or fine, peg
ged or sewed-in the neatess and most sub
stantial manner. .aa n rsr
A variety Of Eastern work constantly On
hand. for the accommodation Of those who pre-
fer il
Making and repairing done to order; and the
best article of ready made work on hand at all
times. Shop near the Chief Office. ala5-'-a
PHILIP KELLY.
White Cloud, April 10, 1866.
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~ Sacred Is well as proisue history
repeats issslt As parallel to driving
the devil into the hogs, and the devil
running shs hogs into the ses. We have the
instance Of the people Of Indiana driving
Jim Lane to Kansas. and Lane trying to
run Kansas into johnson Democracy.
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o-tzZ1Rus- AND DiEEs.-One Lazsrus,
agent of the Keokuk Packet Line. is dis.
tributing circulars. in st. Joseph. mis-
representing the North Missouri Railroad; /;
and Col. Dunn, Agent Of that Road,
dives in to Lazarus, tooth and toe-nsil.
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x The sudden leap Of jim Lane, on
the Civil Rights bill. is meeting with
universal condemnation of loyal men
throughout the Union. and it is the gener
al belief that he sold ont. We have not
yet learned bis price for the single leap.
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E II President johnson demands
that all editors receiveing Government
patronage shall write civilly about him,
why did he veto the Civil Rights bill?
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.-I for the State House at Topeka.
Topeka. Kansas, March 18th, 1866.
April 5-4w. -
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.a..,,., st or,,
CREASE aha we mafkes hosta"ps spptea - IN.
eles embraced under the aeose heao 49, ~,
STEADY dee'oe, ~hhe buyers arg n0'N.'s 0ssN :
lower ngures soo, s.s, =, es On
FLouh-ine ssles 'ouss ny 20 - , ana a. asea
w eo'naioh' ~ eess, - ~ 80 e1e soasl4 ~ far
- stsa for sapefhhe' sio iot , $50, an
cae.ee exls su op Noon renortsd Mt TIC "a
oohNsaes =. .i'Vs "A and s2s far uhite
oasuel LOT uAee, e" ~ - ,;.a a. SON sacls ~ m. y
oAis-ine "oseu'eN F" =
bushei 80 a., -, :. e, en- y, ,oo u.
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Atru d,rlsals Bully qrastrrt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH u, 1855,


4
ST. CHARLES HOTEI,--F W Reynolds, Vicks
burr, b II Childs; e r Fowler. H Sinsheitner
NsS York; A N Byrne and wife, Miss Byrne
Mss; F H Blecknall and wife, Ark; Walker
Tsanklin Mrs n. Kendall, Louisiana; i Swift
York; 1 G Aldrich, city; Rinells, Terre
J " Meyers, Miss ] G Campbell, city; J Swope
Red River G w Carpenter, NY; HG Paxson
CITY, N pqbroce; West Baton Rouge; John a; Nc
hatcher; H Hart, N II Esler, G II Willett, y Z;
W A Stckney and wife, Ala B s Baldwin, !;
J & Mcpherson; J H Baxter and wife, H huto Il,
ms, ST Landry n o J Tisdale and wife NJ 81 y
Ostrum, N vi; ] J Aston; w Hopkins; II N eeiy,
L.; u N Trishie, Point Conpee; ,.s,. =
ST. LOUIS HOTEL-L Harrington aud lazy u
Clayton, N Y; w Brown, Texas; laws ana
daughter, Boston; DAVIS Sr 1a IVY M,.
Williamson. Dr. ~ and lady, Mobile; Mrs 7 G
Anderson, 0pelousas; 3 r Perkins, Mobile; Y Z
fs lily y HaiorELsH n watkins, Alabama; I 2
Nichols Nichole Port Hudson; j w Rouse and
tWo Iaurhters, Mobile; r n Bnrghard, Macon,
Georr;a. NJ w warren and wife, Memphis; p H
NarsSsli Mis- Marshall, Texas; Miss Hall, Texas;
n Arnold and wife. Miss May, o Wirzburger,
Sox " 4 maddox, Alexandria & Il Iailor, Hop
kins comfy, Texas; So BAH, Hamburg, Ark; Capt
8 g Elliott, Carroll parish. Louisiana; q
Kleinpster, Louisiana; r 3 Mitchell, Mr. Wilcox,
y n Nay. Virginia; DT j p Buteler w 9 A;
Miss; Hartzel, Memphis; L B Nichols, B r Mich
OILS, Port Hudson; D j Alexander, Miss; g Got,
city; J T Hcana. Miss; o n Roseloom, Gin; Alex
We'll, La; + s Booker, Stewart, Mr. Ebion, Ark;
n 0ni, Tex; " 4 Beasley and VIE Miss N I; :
KY N B Yerd, "A Wakelee. Miss houston, Mrs g
Holcomb w J Carver, Tex; L w Marbury and
family, Miss s Tfigg 7 F Moreland, Ark; Larkln,
LJ HaItssld e connsll Ark Il Iarlsto q,
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VICEL.SBJFsG.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at O'CLOCK P. N.
EQ& VHCRSBURfs, EATCHEZ GRAND GULF,
Rodney, Fort Adnas, Bayou Sara, Port Frdson Baton
Rouge, Piaanemne Dnnasovle and all intermediate coast
Ion, D. Pratt MASTER Jbaw Ludwgsen clerks ssves
regularly during The above. freight OF passage
apply en- board, or - "
TITUS GWARTNEY. No. 8 Tchouni.oulas greet.
g. r. CARROLL Il co. No l3@ (irayieT street ~
WOODRUFF, BUTLER & co,
Nos. II and 10 New Levee ssreets
ne steamer connects hsburg with hetas pas
senRef packet Vet5bas ur Memphis und the Bends The
Vckshnrg leaves Ecsbnrg every Tuesday morning
al OF the fasGd Passengers taken through from New Or
leans to Memphis TOR 800 9 $500 ~" "
The Fashion also with yazoo nace.s and s;gs
through blls Ofladinr to Yazon City md Greenwood
VlkGlNIuS G. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
v1CKsBURG, NATCuEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY. y -
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at SpS
Steamer GEN. j. A. QUrTMAN--IOBN W. nANEnN.
Master; JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks
fgE VACI&SfUEsG, EATCaEz, GRAND GULF.
temedate landngsThe fast magnificent passenger ssans
Gen. d. a. Aniinlan, leaves above.
Lesyeg EVERY THURSDAY, at5pM
steamer GREY EAGLE-J. N WHITE master, SAM
EoR sKIPwITa'ss MS? l AsGRskb1Ne. LAKE PROV.
- y lqence Gioodneh,s Landng Omega. Mikens Bend,
yckseuIg Nehez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Eaton
Rouge, and al intermediate landings. -
The above packets will take freight and for Mem.
phis and Yazoo River with privilege Of reghippng on hrs
class packets at VieRsburg.
N'F bSBGGE q g bSa 9sv,s or street. to
JNo I, HYDE = Co, Agents, lis FConmon st.
A. BRITTON, Z Front street.
SThe above steamers will take freight and passengers
oG sanoxer River with privilege of reshippng tha
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEI. Advertising Agent
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General Orders No. 70.
HRADouAnrERs, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. La, March Is, 1866.

HRADoUARrERs, DEFARlMENr OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans La. March 10, 1866.
Pensacola, and all other ports Of Florida are
embraced in the provisions Of general orders No.
n, current series, from these headquarters, and
the health officers OF the several quarantine SKA
tions in tais department are authorized to apply
the laws snd orders relating To Quarantine to YES
sells, passengers and cargoes coming from any port
which they may have satisfactory reason to believe
~ infected, although such ports may not aE the
time be included in the quarantine proclamatioDs
and orders. III
By order IT Esior General b +. s. Candy Il "A
WTEKHAM HOFFMAN,
Oe1fia
NArHAnfEL BURs4xK, gsts aisgs4 "a
Acting Assistant Adjntant General.
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Commercial syntsIIissnre.

III.
Tuesday Evening, March 10, 1886 5
coIT0NThe market opened quiet ard inactive this
- aer the heavy operations of yesterday Offerings
ah hs was restricted lots for filling up
pssicps purchaser Yesterdays closing appeared
aaye bssa ruling hgnres during the carly part Of day.
- ee fspfs dQsnded still higher prices operations
e.ssng Tho forenoon very light md the subsequent
Apsssescs Nes interrupted by the heavy reduction in
rsfes ~ gaA At New York, % advised By Telegraph
- " ~ Tho way II placing foreign eschargc
- ne Gay syAnced most Of he principal buyers withdrew
nom sae Market and prices l % fuy lc b. Tho total
sses fF ~ ~ only a9e bales divided among BUYERS
n tie order iSo iao loo IoO sol 81
- and ~ bales hAy bs inferred from the aboyo the mar
hs il lspguid and prices unsettled but the following S
ures wh oe 1ound p closely approximate ID The rates pald
towaxds The close cfbnsinAss, vii ordirary s4s 1901 ~
inay, S60sc ios middne ssssse al ,s,rs s s9s y
srAYKAEkT OF CorrON
etoek - hsnd espt lit. lS6S-Sales 7's !. -.
Aecetye4 since Yesterday. 9s555 ''~'e
eostsee yssg3ezsy 5ss en-
ssa& y sssss5 ~ Essassq d
xsnrke1 yesterday sa19 1850
ssa'Asv IiS@T7
ND - hand and shIpsesrd NOT ass
day include ias bales Lysspool and is2
bsies TOT Eayfes ~ IA
SUGAR AND M receipts Of Louisiana .pcs
sssray 70 loA and II bbls Or ths
lpse az 9Fmer having reached the nsskai As
stock ii rss hss % vesy Light bu. ii ap
u BE- lilo demand which be reported a
aeh bstsr <ssn nominal Transactions for the day have
eer si 70 sales Is hhds white clarified Sugar It
~ bhds So1d cofnmon and fair at 1ee hi TIE Or
mai III dc iater Ii lfossses The only sale has
tFlaslsd FRs II tb lluepng Soaisizns At Goo q elan
Gsk2 6csax epd Molasss are heavy suppIy Without
~ satlaeting n,ofa than nominal de suaud
s = ~ RzEH FHepg Eseeips stli thov rapid IN
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Wilcox d Gibbs Family Sewing Machineslare
heartily recommended by all who use them. Wilt
cox \ Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso-
ntely complete. Office No. 8 st. Charles street.
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steams
Austn-200 SKIS corn SO SKIS coffee IFS bbls -four so
bbls whisky 60 bxs cheese and sundries
LIVERPOOL.-Br ship Sammergier-ls93 bales
cotton 5000 slaves -...... .
HAyRE-Schr Kate Brigham-1326 bales cottn
PENSACOLA-Schr Fanny-600 SKIS corn 90 SKIS
oats Is bales hay 2 bxs lemons
5LAGUNA and CAMPEACHY-450 bbls -four s
bbls potatoes % kegs lard tics hams q $40 feet
lumber
MoBILE-Propeller Lucretia-3lOo SKIS corn $50
bbs -four 300 SKIS oats 10 tons slate 10 hhds sugar
MOBILE-Steamer Mary Coney-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Benefts-Sundry mdse
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sMayille sSntelliaenee.


oRrsoENz orr1cE, No. ~ oAmr sEsEEr, !,
Wednesday, March H. 1866. :
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, scringeour, for Galveston and
lndianola, .F G Harris
Steamer Benefit, English, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Mary Conley, English, for Mobile, Master
Propeller Lucretia, Bakesley, for Mobile, Master
Br ship Lammergier, Wilson, for Liverpool,
John Gauche
NIX brig Hercules. Basso. for Laguna and Campea
civ + Camerden
Brig Ida Connery, Mcclellan, for cardenasI n
ballast, u Fosdich
sohr Kate Brigham, Luce for aayre Nckerson eco
scbr w G Hills Tbompson for Cardenas, in bal
'las, G A Fosdick
schr Fanny, Kain, for Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Victor. Gates, from New York, March
3D.. to G A Fosdick-Tlst district u
ste.msb;n " q Hewes AUSTIN from lndianola via
I;alveston. 18th inst, to Harris-lst dist
U transport steamship y Mal ~ ~ = nhilpp, noni
Brazos Sntiago, 1Oth INST, 70 v . Suafteflnas-
ter-4th district
Inpeer st Joseph, Giordano, firm Point-a-la- Hache
TO master-2d district II &. a
Iuraer La Provence, Francis, from Jesuit's Bend,
to master-2d district Il a
STEAMBOATS,.
Talisnan Goodwin, from Camden.
Alabama Work, from Ouachita River
White Cloud No 2, Hopkins, from Cairo.
Richmond, Harris, from Jefferson.
Mittie Stephens, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Monsoon, Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
Marmora, Streeper, from Camden.
Kate Kinney. Porter, from st Louis.
j NJ Sharp, Hinckley, from Washington.
I Frances. Meyers, from Mobile.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe- a la Hache.
Thos P May, Made, from Pointe -a-la- Hache.
Belew-Comine UP.
Ship Milton, from New York
Brig John Hastings, from Havana, to B Murison
eco
Ship zenobia, -, from Boston, via Apalachi
cola, in ballast, to G W Hynson eco
Schr Anderson, --, from Havana, to J Villa
rubia
Schr Belle Sea, from
Schooner Howard D Adams. from Rrazos
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.
srEAM BETWEEN LvERpooL AND NEW oRLEAN.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown and embark Mails
Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of lading
here through rates Of freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havre. -M- ..
The final port destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder Of the bill
of ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool aordng the importer the choice of
markets.
THE 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 every TUESDAY, and NEW
ORLEANS every SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons. p. Janson Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons T. Baker Captain.
MISSOURI ......... 1854 "A. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. 1896 IT. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1899 tons VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons ....J. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. l6il tons... .J. Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H. p P. Couehe. Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool SIPS gold, its equivalent
currency. ..-.m
For rates of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER d CO., Al Carondeet street.
s- Bills of ladng for this Company (Which ony be
signed, will be mad at the AGENTS office ss above.
FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
EoR LIVERPOOL = CALLING AT HAVANA
and QGeenetown-The steamship
brazilian.
Cargo is being received at the foot of jackson
street. for above steamer sailing punctualy SATURDAY,
the 18th of March, at O'Clock and to be followed by
the FLORIDA, on Saturday, the 24th of March,
CABIN passage Liverpool Sl25 to Havana S5 in gold
their equivalent in o. S. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER & CO., Al Csrondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT.
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng at the office pay their freight: and obtain de-
livery orders for the
GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at An
FOE GALVESTON AND 1NDIANOLA-
The new iren steamship
Austin,
RI VIM. SCRIMGEOUR, Commander,
will leave for the above ports from foot Of Julia street, carrying
freight and passengers as above.
Passage to Galveston.
Passage to Indiannla. ..-................ 20
Freight to Texas onehaf of usual rates,
L Q. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills lGdng will be signed at the agents Office.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves FRIDAY, March l6th, at O'Clock A.
F7oE GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-
The and elegan. iron steamship
AIatagoraa,
JOHN LEWIS, Commander,
weaye the above ports from foot OF Julia street, carrying
freight and passengers above.
Passage to Galveston, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Passage to 1ndianoa. 30
Freight to Texas one-half OF usual rates.
For treighter passage apply on board, or to
!. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills Of 'ading will be signed at the AGENTS office
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 10 A NJ and every sATUE'
DAY at bP.
EOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQU DONALD
sony1le and all intermediate new and superb
wheel steamer Monsoon s. Heno master O. Libsno,
clerk, will leave above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY at P. NJ and thursday at P. Il
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 Bienvlle ST.
fourche. =
Shippers responsible for payment of freight:
VTRGTE1GS @. DERTEEL. Advertising Agent
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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, ats P.
NOR OPEI.OUsAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
smmsport, Mouth Bayou Rouge, and al interned1s.s
landings Bayou Courabeau and Atehaa ava ri8eIIhe
regular New Orleans and opeousas weekly PACKET seameI
ri SHARP, O. Hiuckley, master, M kenson eierk, VIII
leave as above For apply board or TO
= j. E. OARLIN, 80 Old Levee street
-.- yIRGINJUS @. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
B-The j. NJ Sharp takes the place Of the steamer ireneh
and will land passengers at any point on the const
" o Ieaves EVERY SATURDAY, at p. N.
NOE OPELOUsAS, WASHINGTON, FORT
landings cOutsbesag As a and Mss
Tpi,sa Iy,Sr in place the Cleona, c. C.. Pickett,
master j. B. Schmidt, clerk, will leave above Returning,
viii leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING at ~
o'clock Particular attention paid to Coast business
.HARUS h GAJAC. Agents, 9 81. Louis street
"a. VIRGINIUS C. DEHTZEL, Advertising Agent
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AT Quarantine.
Steamship Evening Star, Qnick, from New York
Sd inst, via Havana 10th, to Courtenay
Brit steamship Mexico Pende2ter, from Havana,
to II s Hall Goco. 5a%
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from Havana, to
Baetjer & DeVertu
Schrs Gazelle and Arcole ..1.-a.sH. amm
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
HOE NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE NEW
and splendid sidewhesi stearnships-
MORNING STAR. 200 tons. . .Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR .20l6 tons. II. L. Quick Commander
GUIDING STAR. e. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. 300 tom. Nelson, Commander
For New York Direct.
The and frstclass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI 900 tons Sumner, Commanding.
MERRIMACk. 1900 tons. .Yansice, Commanding.
MAR1POsA. .i2oo tons. &C Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons >. - Commanding.
The and first class sdewhee steamship
Evening Star,
QUICK, Commander
viii leave the comranys wharf front Of Jackson Square
With dispatch, for New York. above
The Line is composed of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which have been built in this country for home
line They respect fitted for service and the
route upon which they Their passenger accommodations
not exeeed by those upon any in the world
sg- Passage reduced
Freight will be received the Compapys warehouse the
landing at all times during business hours and the Companys
rates for freight will always made low by other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
j. H. CouRTENAY Agent.
50 Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS STEAMSHIPS.
To sail on SATURDAY 18th inst, at o'clockP NJ
FOR NEW YORK DIEECT-THE FAST
hGnrm:on,
E. K. WARSAW, Commander
will leave her wharf, foot of St. Joseph street, above
First Cabin Passage.
Foreght passage having fine accommodations apply
GEO. A. FOsDICK,
80 Camp street, corner Natcheg.
FOR NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
CRoMWELLs N. Y. AND N o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, 18th inst, at SAM
EoR NEW YORK VIA MAvANA-TEE
fast and favorite steamship --
Neshan mock,
J. H. WINCHESTER, Commander,
will leave wharf, foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above
First cabin passage 500
For freight or passage apply to
IL Carondelet street.
~ BOSTON.
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Imrorts Y esteraav.

MOBILE-Steamer Frances bales cotton to
Stevenson u May-lRS hbls rosin Edey d Pinckard
II bales rags Huntington Bros-sundres to order
NEW Notwithstanding Victor-Astd mdse
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MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 1ith inst, at 5 p.
NOE LOUISVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS, FICES-
L burg Natches Baton Rouge, PaaGemne, DonadseRvie
and all intermediate coast laudngsThe and splendid
passenger steamer Louisiana, W. r. HoElcrat master,
A A. White clerk Will leave above. For freight passage
apply beard or to
THOMAS KEEFE, Agent, 10 Poydras street.
VlRGINIUS G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
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r M
FOE CAMDEN, CHAMPAGN0LLE, MILLER,s
Il Buh, Marie Seine, Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe
and all intermediate landings Ouachta Black Ryers
Tine light draft passenger packet armOra f. streeper
master, viii leave as above. For freight passage ar
on board or to d. +. REQUIEE 4 co, Agents 4
ct renl
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CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAYOU
DARBoNNE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s o'clock p n
V1Gg ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU EAR
hoonew, Onachitn City Port Union, Bayou 'Arbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Butf Castor Landing Columbia Har.
risonburg Trinity all intermediate landings on CGGuhta
aud Black Rivers--The steamer
Nicholas LongwGrth,