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Nor IN THE SAME BoAT.-lt has generally been
supposed that the original abolitionists sailed in
the same boat but the following report OF an cpl
Slavery Society on the 18th shows that the boat
and the captain were alike distasteful 10 al least
one person:
"At the conclusion OF Mr.. Phillips's address
Mrs. Stanton stepped forward to speak, but at this
moment an oratorical lady in the audience, who
gave her name as Mrs. Kemp, claimed the floor,
and insisted that she was up first In such de-
teTmined manner that no one seemed to have the
courage to contradict her. Addressing Mr.. Phil
lips, she said observe that you are sailing down
the Gulf stream In very small boat, in which
there is room for only white and black men. and
no room for US women so suppose we shall
have to take another boat. You have no OBJ
lection?
Mr.. Phillips, (bowing)-Not the slightest,
madam.
MRS. Kemp-And TO begin with, we don't
want you for captain.
"Mr. Phillips bowed.
"Mrs. Kemp-We want a bigger man than you.
We want better and more righteous man than
you.
Mr.. Phiips-Thank you, madam.
"Mrs- Kemp-There is another boat, sr-the
Democratic boat suppose we shall have TO take
that. You have no objection!
"Mr. Philips, none whatever. madam.
1.-THE lady seemed disposed to continue the
colloquy, which, however, was brought TO an alb
rupt end by Mrs. E. Cady Stanton, who stepped
forward and began an address,"
This was a spicy colloquy, and il is hard to say
which contestant had the better of it.
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Thou woad'. extend me % :oms good
Eipt in the bud NJ Herbert
A creature out Of work, in beggary
To thee | come,
o, King of Kings, find room and use for me
In thy great home!
Scarce skilled to serve and please my fellow-men,
On Thee to wait
/ Cfer me. In mercy let me in,
Ere tits too late.
Though somewhat be rusty, dull and frail,
Do not refuse me;
No weapon in Almighty hands can fall;
y, Maker, use me.
Draw out the music from my heartstrings mute,
Notes high and glad
OF thanks and praise; or, II It better suit,
Low, sweet and sad.
Ny tangled cords tuners care and pain
Too mach require;
But, good or bad, the player makes the strain
More than the Tyre.
Sneak unto me. The hardest rocks full oft
The best resound
Thy voice may to some answering heart more soft.
From mine rebound.
Or break me with thine awful rod apart,
II only so
Thy living waters through my stony heart
May weeping flow.
And forth anon the worlds dry places through,
Untainted leap,
And give betme to drink and live anew
Christ's fanting sheep.
SILVER through my show Of leaves whsne'er
The year comes round;
"Wby cumbereth i'll ever fear to hear
1.-THE groaning groundW
The hungering husbandman too oft hath passed
He seeks my fruit
And tills my clod in vain. The axe at last
Lies at my root.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fire Queen-l case mdse cask
wine II Newfass-2 pkgs mdse U Buddecke-l mdse
Reimsn &co-OO cases wine cases ndse csk lemonade
chest 43 bxs tin Plate crate earhenware order
glassware Op aich-6 mdse Very-l do thinner
90 60 pkgs do Graham &co-lSl bales mdse 20
seg Krug-l do Wengart-2 do Duntze &cO-2l
esks wine Meyer BrOs6 cases mdse bales do M4rbourg
Fosters guns BOurOn-5 cases mdse Helmes-
earthsnwaTe SamsOn-l6 pkgs mdse Hart &co
lC9 bds hoop iron Stone MurphyS2 do 200 bds 200
bxs tin Vests cskS wine Groeteh-550 bxs plate
Bridge Son-ls mdss Bower GArner-l do Rich
Args-l do Moulor Dumestre-l do Nine s. Augustn-l do
Geo Php-l d. Fidel Gsaudet-l do Stanfesd-3 Muller
Pirget-5do Weisnsar-2 DO DeLegardi-l do Jno
Frank do Duhsmel-6 Hart kco-l Theo Frois-2
Iorn Bemer-4 DO Leon Pierre &co- DO Dorseau-5 DO
Fsver-l do Blenesu+ do Grife-2 do Max Nihoul-
do RAudOp-6 do Jno Fralk-l do Chas Tromley-l do
Leeivre &eO- do 1hos SchOrr-3 do DucoD ge-2 do He
bert & Esc usse-l pkg do A BIulatour HAYANA-l5O
bxs sugar ChafTsix Agar
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POSTAL decentralization a bill intro.
duced by Representative Washburne, of illinois,
on the 18th, for the construction Of government
telegraph line, under the direction Of the post
Office department, between New York and Wash
iDgton.
1t provides that the postmaster general shall,
within thirty days, advertise in two newspapers
in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, proposals for constructing q telegraph line
from the postofice in Washington to the post
Office in New York via Philadelphia and Balti.
more, and such intermediate station as he may
designate. The postmaster general shall, at the
time of opening proposals, entertain bids from
the propftetors OF any existing line of telegraph
for sale to the United States of the entire line of
such telegraph between any of said cities, or for
the entire line herein provided for, with the fran
chises, rights and privileges connected herewith,
the proposal OF the lowest bidder is TO be &C.
cepted, and the work is TO be of the best charac-
ter. Power is given TO the postmaster general 10
establish telegraph stations 81 many postofices
along the line as will be, in his Judgment, for the
public interest. With due regard to the economy
OF the administration, he shall require and shall
employ in the business, as far as practicable en-
ploy 6s the pOstOice, and also special telegraph
clerks, when necessary, at the customary salaries,
and employ general superintendent, who shall
be practical telegrapher, at salary not eX-
ceeding $500 per annum. No message shall be
sent unless stamped with q three cent postage
stamp. There shall be a uniform rate for the
transmission Of messages, without regard TO dis
lance Ol Out cent ChSu NViNs tAClublN6 VI ~.
dress aud signature but no message shall be sent
for less sum than ten cents, and there shall be
charged two cents for the delivery Of each and
every message; provided the government shall
be entitled TO send and receive all messages
over the line free of charge, and is 10 have sld
shall have priority in sending them.
That when less rates than herein provided shall
be charged by any other telegraph line between
the same points, the postmaster general may re.
duce these rates TO conform thereto; and pro-
further he ms fnr
publication by newspapers, and shall be trans
mitted at reduction Of not exceeding so per
cent. on these rates.
Anc=ir,a pitra a. ] aniEr Ia -onn-tai q,
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Exports.


LlvERPOOL-Shp Lanmergier-ll72 bales cotton ls9
hhds tobacco 700 slaves
NEW YORK-steamthip Geo Cromwell--lS bales Gotten
IA l20 bbls -four 7S bbls clay
IS potatoes and onions $50 bbs beef IA bales wool 1913
hides S. pkgs mdte S28,Ol0 In specie
NEW HORK-Steamship Crescent Cy-s5 bales Gotten 80
hemp bales l04 bids tobacco 100
bbs meal $50 100 bbB potatoes 22 hides I2 bbls oil
S76 b1s cheese l722 SKIS cotton seed
GALVESTON-Stea mship st hsry-l00 bxs candles 81 900
feet lumber ard suRdries
ARKANSAS RIVER-Stsamer Caroline sundry mdse
ST LOUIs-Steamer Mollie Abe-S3 bxs sugar and sun.
dries
BRAzoS sAETIAGo-Sloop Petrits-lO bbS -four 10
bbls potatoes s bbls onions
BRAZOs sARTIAGO-sloop Bravo-lO SKIS oats and sun.
dries
MOBILE-stsamer SarAh-50 bbls -four 70 bbls pork IS
hhds mOlasses hams 90 SKIS oats bbls whisky
corn
CORPUS CHRISTI-Schr Florida-i50OO feet lumber
RUATAE-Schr Frenenek II-lOO0 feet lumber
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Hswes, Trpp from Galveston, to Whit
ney &cO-lst district
stsamshp FIFE Queen Williamson, from Liverpool 18th ult
via Havana p, to J II Ashbrdge 4 Decsn-Sd district
Logger Arhsmse from st John Baptist to mAster2d dis
trict Is
Lugger La Tour DAuvergns from LsfOurchs to
Lugger Belle Creole from St Baptist mAstsr2d
trict Is
ted district Is
Lugger Union from st john Baptist mase-2d district
srzAMBOArs.
Wild WAGNER Richardson from hatcher
Sarah Desring from, Mobile
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile
Hunter Jeanfr au, from POinte- ala Hache
Thos May, DeBouchel, from Jssuits Bend
WaOon, Ruiz from Ducros Station
A G Brown, BasSett from Lower Coast
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Rece,pt, INV HaIIrond,.

NEW oRLEA ANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
p bales cotton It Henderson, Warren, Crawford 6co
10 Jos Hoy-4J Higgins &co-lJ no Il Hsrde &oO-IJ VII
hsms Son. bxs hats Pogs Peel horan-s do Belden
II BIZ mdse Taylor MeEroy-4 bxs metal H10l ID
Foger &co-S0lO feet lumber B 81 Amast-550 do d
Wesver-e430 do LGubernst0r-l7l2 do Wm Arms-l car
resin and turpentine Bessy-sundes to order-TOts a.
bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton Price Hire Tupper- bills sugar Payn-
ZOO iset lumber Ia SKIS potatoes and sUndIie order
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A QUEER CONCEIT.-Beecher, in his Z" Nor
ton Of that which has been buried in looking
glasses! Little childrens faces anxious mothers,
budding girls beginning to suspect their own
beauty, vain and giggling looks, grave and sad
looks of those who hate to grow old, vexed looks
timid and anxious looks of those who have been
sick, double images of lovers glsncing upon the
sweet picture of their embrace, prim and prig
pedants touching up their gray whiskers and
covering their badness with the few stray locks
yet left, simple and wondering looks of curly and
woolly Phillis, whose honest, homely face is Just
as dear to her as if it were Cleopatra's."
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cuisr and characteristic; it is intensely dramatic,
and impresses one powerfully. Her singing OF
Kingsley's "Mary, go and ca the cattle hame,"
is something shall never forget. One holds his
breath and shivers, as she brings out the cruel
fosm-the hungry, crawling foam"
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Rarine 5nteligenfs.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CANT STREET,
Sunday, May "a, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Cromwell Ysil for New York. A. Moulton
Steamship Crescent City, Holmes for New York
Wood, Low LudEgsen
Steamship St Mary, Bourne for Galveston Whitnev &c0
Steamer Caro- inc RAtemAn, for Arkansas River Master
Steamer MOle Able Gresn, for st Louis, Master
Steamer Sarah Deerins, for Mobile Master
Ship Lsmmerger, Swire, for Liverpool, Maury &cO
Schr Florida 4 dams, for Corpus Christ, K Poole
Schr Frederic II, Rsult for Ruatan, Master
soop Petrila, Stone, for brazOs Santiago
Ureevy. Nicksrson &co
Sloop Bravo, Pennington, for BIaEos Santiago,
CreevT, NsksrsOn fcO
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HeInw Gaming HIN.

Bark Edwin Bruce from Cardiff Wales to Hynson &eo
Brig Cortslas M.Tutang from Mstan1ss. PUG Bros
Schr Whipple, Garland, from Csniuegos TO Goldenbow
Kelley
schr Angelina, ward from UtiIla TO b Pignioa
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Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool May 2-Arrived from New Orleans ship Ger
trude; May sailed for NeW Orleans ship John Geddle Nc
DOugan.
Insum May s-Anved from New Orleans ship Indian
Merchant, Mills.
Hsyre May Arrived from New Orleans brig Ken
nedJ Hoses; May sailed for New Orleans, ship G
st Reed.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RockAnd, Nay Is Sailed for New Orleans ship Ev-
erett, Emery,
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CORPUS CHRISTI,

FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRr AND
Karys via New Orleans opelOusss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and St. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashear End Of
the Railroad and Roekpo Tsxss in connection with the
7SO n Ferryboat from foot St. IN street. and SA NJ
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day of departure from Brsshear
application the Railroad Office No 90 Canal street.
Freight received and bills Of adng signed to Roekport only
at Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until 5PM
@. W. r. BAYLEY, Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

O. DE FERRET sells, at II o'clock n, On premises 57y
Love sueet, lot carpenters tools.
MONTGOMERY BROS a co. sell at IL A. n, ct Pail
Liners stables, Gravier street, horses, mules ETC.
THE SHERIFF sells at u O'Clock the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange real estate
BE- See Advertisements second page.
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A young lady in New York secured the first
cholera of the season by eating six pickles before
gong to bed.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at5nM
EOR GRAND ECoRE, ST MAURICE MONT.
gomery, Cwl take freight for all landings on the Bon
DsH) Cole Alexandria Eorman's Barbn's. and all inter.
mediate landings Twin take freight Shreveport and inter
mediate landings, reshppng at AexandrisThe new and
magnificent sidewhee passenger steamer
%. Nicholas,
JOHN DowrY. Master.
Lou Clayton and I. j. Dowty, Clerks,
WIN leave above For freight or passage apply on board
orto WINBURN LORD, 90 Gravier strees.
The St. Nicholas will take freight with passengers for all
Coast Landings As high the mouth Of Red River
Will be en- the landing 10 receive freight every Thursday
morning.
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Onezime P. Pitre, of st. Landry, is reported to
have committed suicide.
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ARKANsAs RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May 9th, at5PH
EOK PINE BLUFF. LITTLE ROCK PORT
Smith Vas Buren, and all points the Arkansas River
Peerless,
WIN. REAsOEER Master,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply en- board
q DONoTITTE aTchoSrni,6,,f a. ..,... -
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7 OCK-UP SAFETY VALVE-I WOULD
- respectfully call the attention of whs
required by the laws Of Congress- passed July Is 1856 sup
ply themselves with LOOKUP SAFETY VALVE, to call
and examine my improved VALVE before purchasing
where The Valve is built in strict conformity law,
the Of the Board Supervising Inspectors thorough
y operative and has superior advantages other Valves
The Valve offered from $40 $50 less than other Valves in
this market.
GEO. W. BURKHART,
Inventor and Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, o.
SCOTT 4 McCLINTOCK, Agents,
ll54, l56 and l5s Magazine street,
New Orleans.
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VICkSBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, At ~ u.
EOR VICKBBUEG, NATCHEZ, AND ALL IN
IL termediae landings-The steamer Gen. Quitmaa,
T. Lesthers master Sam Ayles clerk will leave above
making all Coast laDdings
SINEOTT ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Quman connects At Webbing With
Countess and Calumet for YsEOo and Taahache
Rivers and Julia and Rabcon for St. Louis Mem.
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY AT5r.E
UICK6B u re. EATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
T. LEE The steamer
Gov. AlleR,
JN0 W. CANNON, Master,
win above for Veksburg Matches Grand Gull Rod
ney ST. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Batoo
Rouge Donaldsonvile, and all intermediate lsndings
The Gov Allen makes close connections with stean0
CALUMET at Ycksburg for all landings YsEOc river.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed odaons
sINNoTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Place
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the nrstclsss Steamship
GGRE GENERA, G Captain Quick
SHESShnT lrf...'.'.''.''..... Csp.s,n " W. Holmes
GkNE l CAPTAIN q: "; s.@p:sa.
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant.
HIS QUICK, Commander.
WIN leave wharf, foot Of ST. Louis street. SAT-
URDAY, june 9Th, st5P.E
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PAssAGE....................
For freight or passage apply 10
WOOD, Low 4 LUDwIGsES
No. 100 Common street.
rhs steamship GEN MEADE viii follow leaving above
on SUNDAY, June 18th.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE uRoxwELL LINZ
This Line Is composed Of the following steamships:
Geo. Cromwell. Geo. Warrington.
Mariposa. Cortes,
eco. washtnRtons
E.v. GAGER. Commander.
vnIssvs hn wharf, feet Of Toulouse street. SATURDAY
June 9Th st5R.L
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this line and through bills Of ladng given for
ALFRED noULroH,
q Oarondelst street.
PHII.A nET.PHVA
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooxPANrs
Regular ssnixsnthiy Line Of Steamships
star Of she Union. I2O7 tons.. Capt T. n oooKsRY.
To sail SATURDAY. May 50. at 6RE
ZOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Tbs hvOrits steamship
5uniata,
Captain B. r. HoxIE,
WI lssvs her wharf. jackson Square. Is ssOva
Cabin Passage TO Havana. currency.
Through Tickets TO New York. Baltimore and Boston.
For freight or passage having splendid sOCOmmOds-
UREEvY. MCPHERSON co..
IS Oarondelet street.
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTNoRE AND HAVANA.
TEE EEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR BEhL-koNTHLY LINE OF sTKANsHIPS.
LIBERTY. 100 tons. .Thos A. Balm, Commander,
OUBA......... .ll60 tens. d. .Dukehart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAILa
FIRST CABIN;
Through Tickets 70 New York. eco.
ZOE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART, Commander,
VIII leave Is above, on SATURDAY. May sd. ct
O'Clock
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccommods-
lions, apply 10 wIrHERsPooN. HALsEY co.. Agents,
70 Csrondelet street.
r. B.-Fo bills Of Isdng but those Of the Company will
signed Permits for freight mus. be procured from this
once No freight fer Havana taken asr II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, Capt. 7. A. Balm. viii follow
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

Leaves on MONDAY. 2sth inst.
E0R BELIZE, BRITISH HONOUR As
The AL and fast sailing schooner Hannah, Capt Lor
ensen, will leave MONDAY. May 25th. For freight OF
J.P HARRISON SON. Agents.
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUURCHE IEDEPEH.
DENT PACKET
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY st p. FRIDAY
EoR IAFOURCHE, AND CoAsT-THE NO
Il passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. K Greathoase
Captain; Jos Dalferes Clerk Will leave above,
ing the Coast Wednesday and Sunday In day Light
For freight passage ap ply on board, or to
z. o. MELAfCON. No 81 Old Levee street.
EOR BAYOU kARA-THE sEMLWEEKLY
IberviIis,
EMILE y. GROSS. Commands
wiz leave New Orleans for Bayou sars:
ADNDAl y n l.
FhlOAIo......s..s.-.......s s......-.s..lO A. -
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday EVENING"
For rslzht passage apply board 20 Canal street.
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Mkz
EOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMKnIAFR
landings-The hne passenger packet
Wild Wagner.
". b. RICHARDSON, Master; J. O. LIBANO, Olsrk;
W" 'es's - so0ve GEO. D. HITE. Agent.
II Tchoupltouas strest
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Out OF Service.

elf s. a Flower doth spread and die.
Thou wouldst extend me 10 some good
Before were, by frest's extremity,
Eipt In the bud NJ Herbert.
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsI9NED, WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of Towage and 20 offer
facilities the shipping entering leaving this
port have combined the following Towbosts;
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
WicacO and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line Of
Towboats guarantee that detention will either
the bar or in this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBiER,
Harry WrRht Linz.
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., Y Lima
Associated Once, IS Carendelet street, up stairs.
J, O. NOROROSS,
CHAS. FITzENRfTER,
Levee Agents.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACIITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT PACKET REGULAR oUAoHIrA
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, at5PM
FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON MoNRoE, HARRT.
on s sGaSa "a Ioa%S n md all landings
IdahOe,
W Blanks Master A Breara and W. I. Morris Clerks.
Co leave wS SU RgR RSy 1s SSsd
Leaves o. TUESDAY 2sth inst, stsr.E
Dgs Black and 6aschts RivsTs-Ths splondid isst
dran passenger steamer
Rose Franks,
J. W. CARLTON. Master.
to A. BRITToS CO.. No, % Jsnmon street:
TRENTON, MONROE ARD NEW ORLEANS REsU.
LAB PACKET
EoK ALABAMA LANDING. oUAcHITA
CITY sMs5Hg Landing Port Union Icsnso9 Nome
Black aud ouseha Rvers-The magnificent, fasrunning
IA. BLANKS. Master; q. PRES WORK, Clerk.
WIN leave positively above. For freight passage apply
GEo; D HITE, Agent Y rehoupItOuIas q.
WIN. M. sURLs. 10 New Lsvee street
The vICKsBURG connects with No. steamers for an
g inc rveT and at Trinity with the ELLEN o. Tor Bayou
TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at IN
EOR TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR.
risonburg, Trinity and intermediate landinEs-Tne
fine, fast passenger packet
Cieona.
l. II. PATTERSON. Master; l.. s. GREEELEE, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or pass.ze
apply on board or TO WINBURN LORD, Agents
90 Gravier street.
Ps-The Clsons will take freight and passengers A. Iov
any other boat In the trade.
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ct 6PH
LNCB OFELOU8A8, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchassya River
and Bayou Courtsbleau-The good and safe steamer
Annie Wagley, Gus Z. Loualler, MASTER N. Kenisou,
clerk, viii leave above. Will leave Washington every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock u. For freight passage apply
on board or 70
BLOCH BROS, lSl Common street, N. o.,
orc. HIECKLEY SON. Washington. La
p B-The Annie Wagley at Washin gtOn
with Bull Frog and baTges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and viii sign through bills Of isdinR.
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RED RIVER.

KOUEs' THROUGH LINE-Leaves EVERY SATURDAY.
LNOR JEFFERsON AND sHREVEPORT
~ DlIeet-rbs U. B. mall steamer Lafourche, BEN. -.
KOUkS, Master will leave as aboye-Returning Leaves
Shreveport every WEDNESDAY, at II n; Passes Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY atSr. NJ; Passes Grand Ecore
every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT 81 Il Passes Alexandria
every THURSDAY al IL Passes Landing evsry
THURSDAY at p. n Passes NJ outh Red river every
THURSDAY at ?. NJ; Passes Baton Rouge every THURS
DAY NIGHT at IL Time TO and from Marshall and JED
''''' @. L KoUSs BR3.. 50 Common street.
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BOSTON.
KERCHAErP BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
Yhh Las Comprise the Fine Gees. Bteanships
CoNOORDIA.. ZOO tons, Leland. Commander.
KEEsINGToN...l2OO E. Hedges, ..
81. LOUIS.......l2o =. Sears ..
oRIkNTAL....... 800 .. Snow, ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
LOB BOSTON VIA HAvANA-.rHE STEAMSHIP
Concordia,
SEARS Commander
VIII leave on SATURDAY. May SOh, at 6 P. n, from
Bulls Head
These offer superior accommodation passsn-
gers freight and insure the rates every f.
oity VIII extended TO shippers Fer freight passage
spplyto ORKKvY, MCPHERSON 4 co.,
No. So Oarondeet street.
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VNHROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA
PANAMA Oh NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. n DARLINGTON, Agent,
III West street. New YORK.
". H. WEBB, President; CHAs. DANA, Vice President.
Office "a Exchange Place, New York