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so p1sFrGuRE THE APPEARANCE.
THE EVIL EFFECTS OF MERCURY
The Remnants Of Diseases hereditary otherwise and is
taken by Adults and Children with
Perfect Safety.

Two Tablsspoonsful Of the EXTRACTOR sARsAPA-
RIILA added pint Of water, IL equal 30 the Lisbon Dist
Drink ard one bntte equal 90 gallon Of the syrup Of
SArsAparllAA or thedecoctions usually made.
interesting letter published In the Aedco Chrurgicsl
Review the subject Of the Extract OF sarsapara in
affections. by Berj Irayer B. s.. ETC. Speaking OF
those diseases diseases from the excess ofmercn,
he states that No REMEDY Is EQUAL To THE RX-
TRACT OF SARsAPARILLA its power is extraordinary,
more than any other drug am acquainted with IL is In
the strictes sense tonic with this nvalu able attribute that
applicable ste Of the system sunken asd yet 20
irritable other substances Of the tonic class
yAilAble iniHriouAn
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The Crop. In the south.
TEXAS.

TEXAS.
Prom the Liberty Gazette Nav lstl
/ Tba c,ons I'm sandy iana are very promjsinU
Rlack lanas haya haa q Nr,la too mneh rain on
late Straxherries are In ahnndan fine and de.
lIicions at Tan cents a ouart. dewherrie. at fifty
centa ner ..hlna hnctat fnIi !. and snlsnad hntter
AT iftsen cents a nonnd
- ~ ~.
m. .., pl,. :. - 49, II. .-..
A. no ~ P,." =, sue Jun 49, rha..
IL no sepr nox i ,h;nes Of "hs gsssat
Is 10 ies. NJ" oI 'ne 's,
y iney seen' - 'e usefPea'ins isp'uiy 'ion 'n''
iocshy: eau, y:,.;r. o..s..s.
-. lse 80 T,f, ,an ss N'A"u"'u "s0 gives n"'
mr. ~ charroaD Co,-;sr hooxs che. haov, hau
- ,aaasaS So.r" paS p;ror ,hro.~h Ct
icon,a,v snd a nors 90 Cravson q, the iafh mir e
The orchards were almost entirely DESTROYED
within its range. The corn was TOO small 10 be
damaged materially
The San Antonio Herald gives pleasing accounts
of the condition of the farmers and stock raisers
in Western Texas About Seguin magnificent
crops will be raised in that section especially OF
corn and cotton. The grasshoppers committed
no very, serious depredations on the crops. Tha
grass is fine, everywhere-the Herald says even
on the housetops. Good mesq1it grass eau be
seen on the tops of several business houses 10 san
Antonio. 81 L
4 LOUISIANA.
tFrcm the ssrksville yillager, 2d.l
The election is over now, and the freedmen
have resumed their different occupations. From
all appearances tney seem 10 De more faithful IN
the performance OF lDeir coniraets inis year tnan
10y re'e 81, 49, s =; ~ sn
noni a ho,h .onsy snd saPhs;s,seas aU
VI no,n sn, ~ s"a, au d;s,nssa ,.tSL
t also ~ i... Ie h;s;,
ny anu % ,or and S,;nan,I,,
espIe NJ onan "a 500,
Ss .sn hanr ssa,S sDS shonli
49,, :, a., a.; n,io;
e ~ .,;'a ans'V, ~
M psse aiol ,s iaj1 4i''u a.
ss snese nalu unes vi, T. Oe ~ s 20 ~
;ot 10, 80, baa ., ,i,D, - ,ha;o
corn tbe frst cron having heen almost entirelv
DESTROYED by the insects whicn generally infest
overnowibg lands. Hla
From the Monroe Telegraph, April 2el .t
The nresent snrino has been altogether verv IA
vorable for nj -pting bnt owing 10 a nreyaIng
dsnnness in the atmosnhere and cIoudv weather
with rather Too much rain. yegetatioo has made
Wv Slow nroSre7s- Corn comes mn and stands a
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Tom, who has come to grief at college, has been
making clean breast Of his Pecuniary difficult
ties: rnr~ 3
Fond MOther-"But. my dear, you have made
a very bad return for all ysur fathers unremit-
ting blindness ~ - .lIt.i ll9-.
Tom,-.Tbst's just where it was. II he had
had the Kindness to remit little 0ftener should
baye liked il better
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTALE AT AUCTION
BY TIE SHERIFF.-Partcular attention Is called
10 the sale at auction 10 be made tha day at noon
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. by the sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans, Of valuable lot Of ground, with the build
ing and improvements thereon, situated on Caron-
deet street, between Clio and ErstO, First Dis
trict. For full particulars see advertisement.
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q disposition TO destroy himself. The shock is so
great to me that were it not for my friends
would feel like dying myself. his name was
Rufus Lawrence Bingham.
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TAE RIVER ROUTE FOR GEAN.-The Chicago

Post says c
The fact that parties from the North are building
cspscious elevators at New Orleans to store
Western corn, and the other fact that machinery
is now being made for use in that city, by the AID
of which grain can be cheaply lifted out Of
barges into the holds Of European vessels. are
proofs that somebody is in earnest in the endeavor
10 divert the trade in cereals from Chicago and
the lakes to the Mississippi and the gulf. Chicago
can hardly afford TO see this endeavor without m
curing into the probabilities OF success, and such
q prompt action as that inquiry may compel.
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Buy your fishing tackle at Ronsset's hardware
store, No. IL Old Levee street, opposite Custom,
House.
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The best way to economise in these hard times,
Is TO buy Grover 4 Baker sewing machine, and
do your own work. v Ert
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YOUNG LADIES, BEwAREi Ofths injurious effect. of
Face Powders Washes All such remedies close the
pores skin destroy this complexion
IfyOu would have fresh healthy ard youthful appearances
USE HkLMBoLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
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Whatever may be the end Of man, there can be
no doubt when we see those long trains grace
fuzzy sweeping the floors and roads that the end
Of woman is-"Dust." 3 f is e9
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The finest assortment of sewing machines can
be found at the Office of Grover Bakers, lS2
Canal street.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA cIsansss
and rsnoyAes blood vgOr of health the
system and purges out the humors that make disease
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THE ORESCENT'S DISPATCHES,
FROM WASH TON.
THE IMPEA CHMENT TRIAL
g sUnNEH TmD-
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO MEET
IN NEW ORLEANS.
a TOUCHING SPEECH 10 THE PR EsIDEET
ELECT.
PROTEST FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
COMPLAINTS OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
How They Were Received by the
Reconstruction Committee.
THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTION.
RESOLUTION DECLARING Tbs SOUTH CAROLINA OFF,
THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTION.

RESOLUTION DECLARING Tbs SOUTH CAROLINA OFF,
GERS ELECT The PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT,
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In the Spring Months the system naturally undsrgoes
change AID HEIMsoLD's H tGHLY CONCENTRATED
ExTTAoT OF sARsAPARILLA is a assistant of the
greatest value.
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Bill for tIae Admission of South
Carolina.
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Fot few of the worst disorders that aet mankind arise
from corruption Of the blood HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA Is A BEMEDY Of the utmOs, value.
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How They Were Received by the
Reconstruction Committee.
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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract sarsapariIIa.
IT REMOVES BLACK srors. rrHrLEs MOTH

PATCHES AND ALL ERUPuoSs
OF TIE SKIN.
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II Clear, smooth SKIN
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

-FoLLow TuK USE or
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FROM WARRINGTON.
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO MEET
IN NEW ORLEANS.

COMPLAINTS OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
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Young Again.

I'm growing old, but what OF that
The Winter SHOWS are In my hair,
And like an sntiquated cat,
love my fire and easy chair.
To sit and think, and read the news
Through pebbles twain that bridge my nos
a matted stool beneath nay shoes,
To coax the dull blood to my toes.
I'm growing old, but what Of that
Each fading sense, each twinge Of pain,
But tells me with familiar chat
I'm coming to my youth again.
And bids me joy that change eterne
Revives, reneWs the meanest thing
That life is born when grasses turn,
That out Of the Winter leaps the Spring.
And such Spring! Rejoice, oh me!
That age and mildew pass away,
That b brief cyolo sets mo FREQ
To launch into unfading day.
The snow shall fade from out my hair,
Dim eyes and weakness flee with pain,
Hearts ease the wrinkled brow repair,
And all my youth come back again.
Night flames his wings and turns to day
Mid Joy and bells the heart is born;
Though all things seem to pass away.
To all shall come another morn.
Him we call Death, with kindly hand
Plants all the daisies of the plain,
And when DER me he waves his wand,
shall renew my youth again.
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FINE PIcTUREs.-ln contemplation of the pho
tographer's productions one might sptly exclaim
of them as did the poet of letters, that they were
invented for "some wretch's aid, some absent
lover, or some captive maid" so often do they
prove q solaOe to the afflicted, or to those who,
bound by the tenderest ties of Affection are still
severed by the chances and changes of lfe or
the trowns Of fortune. There are reasons why
these admirable works Of art should be constantly
sought by every individual. Time is always work.
ing bis changes and the picture which was per-
fecty correct last year not satisfactory this for
the cause that another twelve months have brought
its Joys or sorrows to leave their impress on the
features. For whatever purpose they may be
desired, whether TO embalm some pleasant
memory, as token Of affection, or a tribute TO
vanity, as souvenir or an envoi, nowhere can
more speaking likeness be obtained than at
Mr.. J. II. Clsrk's, lOl Canal street.
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Reeeipts Of Produea.

EATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-70 bales cotton to
Newman &cO-Y G GAllagher-5 Payne Huntington &co
% Alcus. Shefek Autey-l Scott 4 CAge-l Flower4
A Levitt j A MontgOmsry-l Mcdowell Z Nugent-l bag
cotton Kennedy &co-l bale wool Levi DO Turnbu
Kirby 6cO25 bales ShstE-2 do Kau'man50 SKIS
hides bbs tao Meyera0 hides sksraEs aud sundries
NJ Msnn-2 SKIS onions sks wool hides A He Kman-
sundres 30 order-TotA % bales cotton bag do
JEFFERSON-Steamer Lizzie Hopkins-36 bales cotton
Burbrioge 6oo-l6 Perkins Svens0n &cO-2 Kirkpatrick
4 Ksith-l2 Payne, Huntington &co-s Ware 4 Son-s
Allison 6eo-6 Aleus, sherek Autey-5 Speake Back
ner-5 Jno Chafe Bros Williams Son. A Merton
Gel Weisenbaeh KlunpD-l Ober Atwatsr &cO-l Gates
Gillespie &eO- Jno Hardie &co lS0 hides Norton
Sc hesd cattle McQuoid hehle-s2 hides o GFR-q
pcs FEATHER bales wool bales hides Robnson-sundes
Order-Total l23 bales cotton
NEMPHIs-Stesner Frank Psrg0urd-7 bales cotton to
Ben Gers0n-6 Summers Branins-4 NJ Greenwood Son
waddy, Thompson &cO-I 4 Flower-l Jno Nixon &co-7B
cotton seed Fairchd- do Chss Clinton-l36 pkgs
tsbacco Van EatOn-2s bxs eggs Byrne &co-5 bbs
do Wells 6co-sundres order Total 81 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA--StesIner Grey Eagle-S bales cotton 10
Warren Crawford 6co-l do Moore col do NJ Brady
6co-2 bbls onions Hickman-2 hides bales moss
Leake-2 bbls potatoes Bouiguy EsclspOn-R do Be-
thsncou-l2 do Rehls DO Lellers-5 do Is potatoes
Perret-S3 ks potstoes CsEentre62 empty barrels
Enndries " order-TOta bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Lu cretis-356 bales cotton E4ene-
LOO bbs whisky order7 bhls tar Fssh25 bds
NJ Holbrook 6co-63 hhds iron DO brass do glass bale
rags Kaufman 6cOS bales hides and EuAes to 0rdssTots
baef cotton
MOBILE-steamer Locise-7OO bales cotton Lowell Bal.
iey-79 10 order-52 Richardson May Al NJ Allen
Co.'S tobacco Troy Mcdaniel kc-l00 eads dc 50 hhxs
do VRnBenthuysen &co-5 bales shring Cobb D0hOnde
6co-sundres 10 order-Totsl SSs bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steaner BrOrn-Sundnss 10 order
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A NICE WoMAN.-A nice and gentle creature is
Mrs. o. B. Judd, the heroine Of the great Eastern
divorce case. Some of the habits of this lady
and poetess are thus described by the Rev. o. B.,
her lord and master, in his testimony before the
court
"Onoe she came into my library with some
complaint; rose and heard her il was some
thing about the servants; she wanted me to inter.
fere; said was very busy and could not 60,
and advised her not to worry about it; she said /
would never protect her; she caught hold Of my
watch chain and pulled it till 1t broke she said
she would sell it to get money; said it was not
necessary-she could have money without it; she
took it away, but returned and threw it on the
deck, saying, "Take your old ohsiul" Once snme
dissatisfaction arose, l do not recelect what, and
! remarked. with too much indifference TO satisfy
her, something 10 allsy her passions; she immedi-
ately seized hold of q mahogany chair, raised it
up, should think two feet, and brought it down
with such force as to break it TO pieces-the
breaks being new-ssyng as she did so, "Damn
it!n These outbreaks were not very frequent -
every two or three weeks. her language was fu'
rious, shocking, sometimes indecent. She has
used profsne expressions, such as By CD
: H-!i She often swore, sometimes in the pres:
ence Of the children. Used generally, By G.
will and BY G-I WOnit'r
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consider the Bayou Teche ornamental as well as
Ostfal to their plantations. They are clearing up
The front on both sides Of the bayou, drawing out
the snsgs, which in places look like decsyed jaw
teeth in the mouth Of an old tobacco chewer, and
they will soon have the prettiest front on the
Bayou Teche. Their improvements in connection
with the dwelling house, sugar house and out
buildings, stables, cabins, fences, the floating
bridge, their plantation store aud school house
for colored children, are all complete, comfort
able and business like. These gentlemen have
been thoroughly identified with our people 10
interest and sympathy, and will go as far and will
do much for the upbuilding of the true interests
of Louisiana as any people in the State. They
are taking the decided lead in this parish in intro
ducing fine stock, improved agricultural imple-
ments, and in progressive agriculture, in connec
ton with the culture of sugar cane aud all other
interests of the sugar planter. We welcome all
such men to Louisiana. Our sugar planters and
people generally welcome all such. II Illinois
has any more such we would thank that State to
send them TO the parish of st. Mary, and keep
their carpet baggers at home for domestic pur-
poses.
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"CoME DowN."-We were much amused the
other day, by an sneedote of certain secretary
of governor, several removes backward from the
present chief magistrate of the Empire State.
Like most sub.offieials to whom some "pressng"
final process is committed, he had an itching palm
while, at the same time, it would not be exactly
safe to show his hand too openly. On one occa-
sion he had, for the third time. been waited upon
by an impatient party interested in two important
bills which had passed the legislature, and, with
sundry others, were awaiting the governors sig.
nature.
"Did you place my bills before his excellency?n
asked the party of the secretary.
"N-n not yet" said he, Che had slight impedi-
ment in his SPECIFY; n.not quite yet the g.gov-
ernor's v-very busy. By the b-by, w-whst was
the n.name of the m.man that g-got up into a
t-tree when our Savior was w-walking along that
W.waym
"On, you mean Zaceheus."
"Y.yes, that's the man. We-ell, do you rec0l.
lect w.what was s-ssid TO him!''
"Certanly: 'Zsccheus come down."
"Ex.a.actly; yves, Come dOeonn l was think
ing of that yeesterday, when you c.called, but /
couldn't r-re.member the n-name!n
The hint was taken; the party "came down.
accordingly, and when he next called his signed
bills were ready for hm.-[Gslaxy.
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/ hear good story of a colporteur, who at
tempted to distribute some Spanish Testaments
among the New Mexicsns passing bis house with
trains. They would not take the books as gilt,
60 knowing their propensity for pifcriug, he hit
on the expedient of hiding the Testaments in
various places about his premises, and they were
always teken when train passed. In that way a
considerable amount of Gospel was distributed
but probably most of it had still another distribu.
ton as wadding to Mexican guns.
kansas Correspondent.
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RESISTANCE TO SPANISH EXACFIONS.-Intorma.
ton has been received at Havana that { he Ameri-
can governmenthss come to q decisive determine
ton regarding the case Of the brig lmaho and
other vessels. Instructions we're received by the
steamer Eagle to resist paying fines until the
Spanish government enforce them, and then to
pay under protest at Matanzas. The American
bark Selma has been fined $500 for q mistake in
her manifest. The cargo consisted Of lumber,
and the entry was correct in feet, but classical
error was made in reducing them to meters.
When Capt. George Sesurdine returns the matter
will probably be arranged.
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IndD0ftG

INpIAHOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crescent
II bales cotton FTaDcke DanAee-l0 Pflsbury-7 Be
ng-2 bales hides p eads tobacco e7 hides "a bdls DO
Whitney 6cOi odls hides bd skins SKIS 338 hides
Witherel &co-l0 hides bale do 10 SKIS wool NJ
&co-46 hides IL bdl skins Mann &c p bdl skins lSl
hides SIG in specie Francke Dannee-S360 do MOngn
lie head cattle McQuod Mehe-sundries TO order-Tota
81 bales cotton
-l45, 500 do Davidson Hi 6l60 do glass Mont
gOmery-l0 pigs earhenware Ranlett-65 do IL pkgs
HARDWARE 25l ZION rails 1895 b1l Gin plate 20 order
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PBILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding Star of tire
bales cotton 100 bales bales
wool 220 empty barrels Havans-I ties lard 6O bbls aour
IL ties hams co bbs ale 80 bxs csndles
NEW Notwithstanding United Statss-l7 bales cation
1881 bushels 262 bbs -four Isl hhd 50 bxs do 2
bales o. bales wool HOS SKIS cotton seed 76 hides 81
beef 81 pkgs udse
NEW Notwithstanding Cleopatrs-2Ol bales cotton IL
hhds tobacco Gull sacks wheat 20 SKIS $685.
l2q bds hides 223 bb -four IS bales wool bb potatoes
bbls oil 6I0 mdse.
INDIAEOLA-Stes1ship Hudson-25 bbls clay
HANANA-Brig Helena-4ll empty csks IS de ties
HAVANA-steamship Koosin gtop-2l96 bxs sugar Ohaf.
raix AgaT-l0OlO cigars AvendanO Bros
ST LOUIS-Stesmer Magenta-ll25 bxs sugar
MOBILE-Steamer Lucrela-I0bxs sugar hhdt
bills whisky 2QQ sks corn Is SKIS oil cake meal
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Charles i. Nash sells, this day, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, at salesroom, corner st. Charles and Perdido
streets, furniture and kegs prime leaf lard.
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doating mother Of q wsggish boy, having
bottled q lot of nice preserves, labelled them
Z" Put up by Mrs. D." Johnny, having ais
covered them, soon ate the contents Of one
bottle, and wrote on the bottom Of the label
'Put down by Johnny D."
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May 10Th, usHL
EOR VAN BUREN. FORT SMITH LITTLE
Ock, Pine Bluff and all way laudings-Ths No pas-
senger steamer Caroline, W. ID. Bateman master viii
leave as above positively For freight passage apply
board. or 10 ~
wINBURN a LORD 60 Gravier stresa
n. o DONOHUE. 2TcboupitouIas street
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OPELOUSAS.

CIRCULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
E0h OFELOusABs WASHINGTON, PORT
barre ana al Landings on the Coast, Atchafaaya rVor
.nd Bayou Courtableau-The nght-draf steamer II a.
Blackford. O. q. Pickett master, j. H. scilmidt cls1
VIII cave new orleans every Wednesday p n Raturn-
ing, VIII leave Washington every Sunday At 10 A n
Inc baekiord connects at Simmsport with ts seeuer
hAnkakee and will give through bills OF sdnV fold orr
io all feights for Bayou DeGlaze and Bayou Boat RATES
KENNETT BELL 49,
W. NJ sURLs, AgenS'
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
= E-seyss every WEDNESDAY. At 5P NJ
ESk OfEEOusAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
bsrne and All landings on the Coast Atchafaaya Rivsr
ana Bayou CouTtableau-Ihe good safe steauc-
Annie Wagley, Gus Z. Louailer master NJ Ke1iSoo
CLERK, VIII leave a. shove viii WAshington evs~,
sunSsy At 10 O'Clock For freight or passage sp0y
on board Or TO 'Ho ""
BLOCH BROS, Isl Common ,.,ss. No
. or o. HINCKLEY a Son. Washington. La
B-fhe steamer Annis Wagley at Washng ton
with steamer Bull Frog and beges for all andngs BayOa
Beeuf and viii sign through bills Of ladins.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

O. DE FERRET sells IL O'Clock A. ~. on pre-sisss 2Jl
Bienv street between MaTas and IRENE streets,
tents Of confectionery store.
MONTGOMERY BROS A co. sell at II A. n, 81 Phil
Liners stables, Grsvier street, horses, mules, etc
st. Charles and PeTdido, furniture.
~ See Advertisements second page.
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VICKsaUR4.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ssBRH
EOk EICksBU4G, HAICHBz, AND ALL IN
= tefmedieie landngs-The steamer Gen. Quit an,
r. Leathers master Sam Ayles clerk, Will leave
making all Coast landings.
sIENOTT ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
Tie steamer Gen. Quitman at VoksburR ia
steamers Countess and Calumet for Yazeo TaAhaia
Rivers and steamers Julia and Rubicon for st. Louis
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EvERY TUESDAY AT
VICksBURG, NATCHEz AND EEW ORLEAFh
Regular Tuesday U. 8. Mall Packet, iD place Of ss
Z. Ike. The steamer
Gov. AiIen,
JNO. W. OAFFoF, hassss.
Will leave shove for veksburg, NAehss Grand Cali Rss
St. Joseph Waterproof For Adams Bayou Sara Base
Rouge, Donaldsonvile and all ntermediAte landings
The Gov. Allen makes close connections with aeennA
CALUMET at Vcksburg for all landings YRzco rivsr.
For freight passage having unsurpassed sOcom
sINNorT 4 ADAMS, Is Commercial rlsos.
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Earine Jnteltgents.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No % CAN'T STREET,
Sunday, May II, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Star Of the UnOn Cooksey for Philadelphia via
Steamship United States, Norton for New YORK
Wood, Low BudSgsen
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips, for New York, Mouiton
Steamship Hudson, Fairchid, for Indianoa, Master
Steamer Magenta, Hicks, for St Louis, Master
Steamer Luerttia. Davis, for Mobile, Mas er
Brig Helena Brit Barclay Ter Havana, GoldenbOw Kelley
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Crescent Hathorn Indisnos and Galveston
TO A Whitney &co-lst district Is
Steamship Crescent City Holmes from New York 9Th inst
to Wood, LHdwigsen-2d district
Bark LeOnidss Howard 81 days from Liverpool 10 FOs
dick 6co-lst district Is
TowBoATs.
Toybost Calhoun jackson from this Passes-towed down
and to the 7th inst, ships Advance and ramsr.
lsne, and bark Jeanne-brOught up bark Leonidas
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild WAGNER Richardson, from EstcheE
Frank PaTgoud, Tobin from Memphis
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile
Louise Hopkins, from Mobile
LIRE rCpKIns, Roots. from Jefferson
A @ Brown, BRssett, from Lower Coast
Below Coming Up.
Ship Theobsd Theobsd from Havre 18th March Ash
bridge Ocean
Memoranda.
The steamship Geo Washington Capt eager hence arrived
a. NawuX nr AZ g. Nal