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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-08
E0r sale.

4 Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
IN cellar, stable. cstern nice garden. grap+s ard
great variety of fnt treeslll lot. all IN good cend-
fioI-nn faklir. l3tn and l4tu streets. Title
good. Price st2D0--hait cash, haishea time, hn-
lHife VI y. iEN-t -,
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent,
tniB Cor 4th and Main-ets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-08
F O X : A l. T. .

EOR SALE.-Lots ! and :, IN Block AZ,
Il Reds Addition. Price $50 er each lot
Also hot 10, BLOCK t9s. Concert Street, between
t3th and IIih sts Title perfect. Prize 1s0p.
AL Lot s. half Of Lot I Hlock kilhonrne's Adj
ditinn to keokuk III story frame dwelling con-
tanning three lar e4tefp stable and the best
variety Ct fruit to lie found In this city the
lusnty Of land This property fern erly occupied
by Y. A. Ward. Title pc feet Price II 900
Frqnire Ut II II. TEN EfGB,
angie Corner 18th and Main
L0R SALE.-l0 #. ". side lot 10, and 10
# lot 1 ard Is # ends Of lots and
3 all In Block la5. the north sidy Of Main. between
aid iith streets AIso the undiydet half Of - IT.
ON side al johnson street adjoining the brick
store occupied .y Ai'rman Daueherty ~ = Gio-
Gerry store All the above property vii he Id very
cheap it applied for Title perfect koan's Of
H. b TEN EiGk.
aug2s Cor. ith and Main 81, H. "knk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-08
Financial and Commercial.


Corrected daily BY sEow 4 HuBRR, comnis on
Merchants, Second street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-08

Record of transfers conveying real estate
within the townships Of jackson, Des Molnes'
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montrose and west
half Of Jefferson, in Half Breed tract
with date of transfer, placed on ile for the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

titled with his inability TO read write, he made
q bargain with Quaker schoolmsster, agreeing
TO work two days on the Quaker's farm for every
three that he attended school. he picked up
knowledge rapidly, and, after SIX months OF this
ARA cement he could read write and cipher suf-
fciently well for the ordinary purposes OF life on
the frontier.
he now began to be extremely susceptible TO
the charms of the female sex. Manageable
girls were as scarce on the frontiers then as they
now are in some parts Of California and Oregon.
Accordingly, a young fellow had to be prompt
both at popping the question and in fulfilling his
engagement. The first girl with whom he was
smitten was young relative Of his schoolmaster,
but, while he was counting her with the vigor
and warmth Of bacBwoodsman, and fatterng
himself that his passion was returned, wealthy
sutton came along and snapped her up before his
eyes He soon fell in love again, at ball, and
before the evening was finished, he was engaged
To be married, and day was appointedfor him to
announce the fact TO the girls parents.
On the appointed day he started for the young
lady's abode, but falling in on the way with gay
party be spent the whole night in a frolie; and
when the next morning, he approached the
house of his lady-love, he learned that she was
10 be married that evening to another man. His
riding. whip slipped from his hand his jaw fell !;
and he sat on his horse staring wildly at his in
formant. He recovered his spirits, however, went
TO the wedding, and danced all night, the merriest
OF the merry.
He was soon in love again, over heard and ears,
and in due time was happily married.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
Reeeipts OF Produee.

ST LOUIS-Stesme MOlle Abe2O fkns butter 10 tubs
Is bbls aourJ vanhon &co-lOO bbs pork 10
SSs OssO S Ia N an. Dds %s ess
5eo-l 6bs -four bxs eggs Dbl do a kegs butter Del
bills -four Moore &co-l0 bbls eggs + Canhepe-lO DO
Schmidt Zegler-l30 half bb beer Mrs Geo Eimer-Si3
meal is bbis oBf BuddeckeDo ties hams IS bis pork
Conyerse-29 bbls pork % hebls beer 81 ties bacon rs
wine Odsndshl5O kegs lard s. cks bacon Is half
c.2s 5ols our Kennedy Sco-lsT 90 Eshio Updss
Co % 6bs mes q 9xs Eggs q eooPs ioT miller Meyes@
bxs candy to Order22 pkgs md,e Hart &cO-lO bacon
30 bbls meal Chenoweth Casey 69o7 pkg msse Wsissn
Akins-69 cases po S6bls oil Piers9n-l6s SKIS corn
MSnton-aS CO Geo Mar5p1O Dds ns s laurence
Beard75 SKIS malt BLAZER &co2 pkgs ndse lClspp Bros
sbem-i25 bbs meal rosbs 8co|lss SKIS rye Nc iregor
Brosl0 bbls beer Krost2pkgs mass Branch. Crookes
Jewe-l7SO SKIS ordersS barrels Page kco-6
bales hops Bse SEES b5s apples . sbs do So 9Hs aour
nsdy &co-2 bbs eggs DusouchstIs esk bacon 10 ties
POhhsus-s4 do s bds wnsJ Danhcs &co-8esks bacon
90 kegs lard Woods Matthews &co-l2O seeks rye
10 fk1s butter Floyd JObPs0ng9 6Sls Peeans csfsraa
Henderson-25 empty kegs IS dor brooms Blake TOwrSO
Dbl hams A Parie-7Ue SKIS Dufs-lO sheets iron
Bosck Ssymour-ls hhds tobacco StOckmeyer-l2 do
Touain-9 do seanrsnaud &co-2 do Jno King-sun
dries N ordsr-TOts Il hds tobacco
NATCHEZ--steamer Wild wagoner-2O bales cotton to
bales paper bales order-l5O seed
Aldige-64 do Marx-ls oxs fruit Flowers order
do HendersOn-S TranOntanil3 do and suAdries
BOaIman-l bale wool SKIS wool q hides bdl skins as
Raynond-5 bbls beans bale moss crate cabbage "
Byrne &cO-F bd hides aeseOt old iron and copper
Groeble &co-l Dbl sugar Lewis &co-5 hides bbl on
ions HE mani bag rags Dowlng-9 SKIS onions SIX
bones bbs potatoes BOulgny9 bxs cabbage Murphy
ce-sundries 70 order-TOtal % bales cotton
SHREyEBORr-steamer honsoOn-l9 bales cotton to
Payne bunting ingtOn &cO-0 do Aymar &cO9dO Perkins,
SwensOp kco-5 Ober Atwster &co-4 Rawrs Murrell-2
smith-29 head cattle j d Bel-l50 do d Campbell
colo rolls leather Perkins. S-snsOn &co2 bales hides
bales wool bags Norton &cO2jO hides % kip skins
bales wool bags wool bale snakerOot bales hides bal
skins bd hides Dol tallow KnuckhOuse Lahdheimer F.
09 hides bale hides Waddy Thompson &eOl6 hides Fox
6co do y bo hides bs hides bale skins bags wool
Dbl beeswax Mann &cOl box do and sunddes TO order
Total 40 bales cotton
shREVk PORT-Steamer Bart Able-5 bales cotton to
Warm, Crawford &cO-4 Burbriags &eo-2 Jos Hoy-2
Perkins, swenson &col Wsmsley &co-77 head cattle
@ Noel &co-lO do Falls 6co-l26 McQuoid Mehle-2
bales snakeroot bd sns los hides to Orierl bale 0aggng
+ Butts-5 bbs butter Bayley &co-3 hides skins
Jno Chae Bro6 rolls leather Scott Brss-l bales wool
W Roman 6co-l do Dbl sundries Adler-sundries 70
Order-TOtAl IA bales cotton
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A grand banquet was given at Wiis's Room,
in London, on the lst., to Cyrus W. Field, as an
acknowledgment of his eminent service to the
New and Old Worlds by his devotion to the inter
ests of the Atlantic telegraph through circum.
stances of protrscted difficulty. The Duke of
Argyle was chairman. Over three hundred gen.
tlemen were present, among whom we're Earl Rus
sell, Sir John Packington, Sir Stafford Northcote,
and many other distinguished guests.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
A Birds Nest.

Over my shaded doorway
Two little brown-winged birds
Have chosen 70 fashion their dwelling,
And utter their loving words;
All day they are going and coming
On errands frequent and feet,
And waTbling over and over,
Sweetest, sweet, sweet, U sweet"
Their necks are changeful and shining,
Their eyes are like living gems;
All day long they are busy
Gathering straws and stems,
Lint and feathers and grasses,
And half forgetting 10 eat,
Yet never failing TO MARBLE,
Sweetest, sweet, sweet, o sweet"
scatter crumbs on the doorstep,
And fling them some fossy threads;
They fearlessly gather my bounty,
And turn up their graceful heads,
And chatter and dance and fiutter,
And scrape with their tiny feet,
Telling me over and over,
Sweetest, sweet, sweet, q sweet 90
What IL the sky is clouded?
What if the rain comes down?
They all are dressed TO meet il
In waterproof suits Of brown.
They never NOPE nor languish,
Nor murmur at storm or heat,
But say, whatever the weather,
Sweetest, sweet, sweet, D sweet"
Always merry and busy,
Dear little brown-winged birds
Teach me the happy magic
Bidden in those soft words,
Which always in shine or shadow
So lovingly you repeat
Over and over and over,
Sweetest, sweet, sweet, o sweet"
FLORENCE PERCY
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

In the corps legislatif. on the I'd, the minister
OF finance, during the debate on the budget, re-
piled 10 the attack which had been made on the
government, for continuing its military prepare
tons and declared that the armament or disarm-
ament, was equally gauge of peace. He said
that nations were led to arm themselves by fear
of France. for she held the lead among the
nations of Europe and could easily dispense with
her costly armament, and then her financial con.
dition would improve.
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INDIAN0BA AND GALvE sTOR-Steamship " G Hewes
5000 specie Bscoe Simms-$S0 do Schmidt Zslger-
S65 DO Stern BrOs$40 IS do mdse % hides bales
cotton Frsncke DanBee-4 bales cotton DaSva-l do
mase 1hmps0n-3 do % empty barrels Whitney
&cO-20 do Faschnst-50 do Lombard POincy-l9 do q
Hortz5 t's hams Broode-lO hf bbs llow % bags wool
bdi skins 81 hides Withere &cO-2 hhds iron bd
Junk Kaufmsn-l bdl thread J Hart &cO-l case mdse
evils &eo-l bpls junk hid horns and sundres
derS head cattle McQuOid Mehls-TOal IA bales cotton
MOBlLE-Siesmer Mary CsrrOll-5l bales cotton TO A
Whitney &cO-sundries 10 order
MOBILE-Steamer Lucretia-4 bales cotton Lehman New
kcOl do Ware BrOsl2 bales paper stock HOnnel
IS bbls tar o bbls rJsin Hamer-S6 bbs rOsia
do Bessing-55 do and sundres TO Ordsr-TOal bales
cotton
HAVAEA-StesmshipJ unista- 2a4 bxs sugar Trosgras
-ls7 do Ghsfrax Agar-3l bales tobacco and sundries
70 order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

The Selma Times is informed that corn 10 the
canebrake is literally burnt up. Not more than
half crop can be made and unless they get
rain soon, early corn will make nothing. Cotton
Is growing slowly, but it is suffering for rain.
Planters are holding to their old corn asserting
that they will not make enough this year to carry
them through another season.
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REGENTS by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
2s hhales NOES Holman &cO5 hides % SKIS onions Ter
rebonns Goudeaux-2 20 SKIS potatoes Murphy 6co-3
bbs Polmsn-l bdl hides LLacassAgne-sundrles TO
order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bale cotton Aliens sherck Autey-l Richardson Msy-l
Meyer, Deutch Weis-9OD1 feet lumber Weaver-SSOO
do Taylor McEhOy-l2O do Tzylor-4620 dc VIM Arms
q 500 do Cate-l2OOe brick 10 Weber-2l4 pkEs iron
FOger &cOl rosin and turpentine Bsssy- car old
iron Kaufman &co-l charcoal Watz-23 pkgs fru
Bosrman-S2 do Creser-S5 do Aby-S do II
Phillp-supdres 10
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

In Baltimore there are now in operation nine
colOred schools, having about 100 scholars on
the rolls, with an average attendance of 500, and
employing 81 teachers. The salaries of the teach.
ers amount to about sl2 600 per year, and the
rents of buildings TO 1884
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAFUUROHE IHDEPEh-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY ct rH' FRIDAYS
NOR AFoUKCHE, AND OOASr-THE A NO
II pss.eprer packet Nina slmmes, W. 4. Grssth0ssA
C.,t.k 10 DafIeres. Clerk VIII leave
ne On the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday day HEt
fOr freight Or pA,s1ss .2 Pr On Ioe5d 81 2 -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
EDUCATIONAL.
OUIsIANA STATE sEMINAKY,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana

Ths mex. Session begins September h 1853 and closes
June 3)th. 1859.
FAcuLrYonssts Of full corps Of instructor. IA all
Literature and Science usually taught the best
Colleges and Universities.
COURsE sruDY-Embrsces Preparatory and an Acad-
enic Department, including terary, scientific and op-
onal COurse Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TERNs-Fer all expenses except clothing SO; $2Ol pay
able In advance balance equal payments January LIST and
April lst
Cadets received any time during the session, and charged
Adds,ss D. p. BOYD, Superintendent
N RS. g. III. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Education, Modern
Languages and Music,
Vocal and instrumental
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURR.
strsngers' Hotel,
No. l29 Charities Street, New Orleans
RYFERErCEs
Rev Dr. Leacock. New Orleans La; Prof 8 H. Dixon
Lhareston, 5. c.; Hon. Trasimond Landry, louisiana;
Trsnsylvana University.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

OHAs T. NASH sells. ct IL O'Clock A r. at salssroom
corner St Charles and Psrddo. furniture,
MONTGOMERY BROS. co. sell ct II A L. ct Phil
LINERS stables Grsvier street. horses, mules etc.
~ seesdvertisements second page.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
Rarins 9ntsagrnts.
CRKscKNr OFFICE, No. ~ CAxP STREET, I
Sunday, July 5, 1868.
Arrived Yesterdav.

CRkscKSr OFFICE, No. ~ CAxP STREET,
Sunday July 5, 1868.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Hewes Tripp from IndanOla and Galveston
toe Whitney &cO-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Mollie Able. Symmes, from St Louis
Wild Wagner, Richardson from Matches
Monsoon tucker. from shreveport
Mary Carroll, from Mobile
Lucretis, Davis, from Mobile-New Bs5iR
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HArvs June 5-Arrived frOn New Orleans ship U nan,
Andersen
Port Mshon June SO--Arrived from New Orleans, shp
Jaruco, Cabanas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, June 2sArived from New Orleans ship Nan
set, Mayo.
June lth in lat At long, g ship Tameriane, Sumner
New orleans Tor Bremen.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EOR CORPUS CHRssTI. ROcKPoRT AND
st. Asrys via New Orleans, opeOusas and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin.
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashesr End Of
the Railroad and ROckpOrt Texas In connection with the
7O n FerybOat, from Ost Of St Aih street, and sA
train from Algiers.
Passengers can learn the day Of departure from Brashear
application at the Railroad Office No 60 Canal street.
Freight received and bills Of sding signed Rockport only
at ferry Landing every day except Sundays until
@. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent.
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PAoKz
Ls.rs. every wEDSEsDAY. 81

CNCR OFELOU8AA. WASHINdfOh,
II Barre and All landings on the Coast Atehafalsy
and Bayou O0urtablesu-fhs good and sss
Annie WagIey, W. Barton nAsssr s =.
sunday At 10 O'CLOCK A \. For hsight OF pAs'Ag
BLOCH BROS, Ia Common street,
- ~ urHcEf-FV sOF. Washington.
p. B-Ths steamer Annis WaRey conneets ~ "a.
with steamer Ball Frog and bergss ios ~ Ahanss q
Bosn and viii slKn throagh bills o. iAoiA%
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OPELOUsAs. ,

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACK
EOR OPELOUsAS. WASHINGTON,
II Barre and al landings on TIE Coast, AtchaialAJ
HIaeEr ford. C. @ Pickett master, j. 3. Schrlidi |
viii cave New Orleans every Wednesday. a. 5P.M
ing will leave Warrington every sunday, 81 ~ n.
The Blackiord connects AZ blmmspOr With The
Kankakee and will give through bills q lading lOl
FOR All freghts for Bayou DeGlAlEs and bay0u Bout
KENNETH BELL,
w. 81. sURLs,
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, a. |
LOB NATCHEZ AND ALL ETERNEDLI
IL lSDdlngs-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
". RICHARDSON. Master: J. O. LIBANO,
WIN leave a. above GEO. D. HITE, Agsa
" rchouDitoulas str
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vICKtE .arousAstU-

Leaves EVERY RftJfa e.eP.
EOR VIZ KsBUEG, NAICaIz. AND ALI
II termedisle landngs-The steamer Gen. Quitm
7. p Leaders. master Sam Ayes, clerk, VII leave 40
making all Coast landngA
sINNOIT a ADAMS, Is Commercial Plaos
The steamer Gen. Quitman connects ~ Vicksburg vi
steamers Countezay Calumet for YaEso and TaAhacl
Rivers and steaEe Julia and Rubieon TOR st. Louis Ne
phis and all intermediates landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsrL
WICK BB uIkG. EATCHEz AND NEW ORLEA
Regular Tuesday u. 8. Mall Packst, IN place Of shs
L. LEE The steamer
Gov. Alle7,
JNO. ". CANNON, NJ
viii Leave above FOR VlcksburR Matches Grand 8uL
ney ST. Joseph, Waterproof FOr Adams, Bayou Sara
Rouge, DonaldS0uvie and all intermediate andings
The Gov Allen males close connections with stsa
CALUMET At Vicksburg for all landings YaEOo river
FOR freight passage having unsurpassed acc0mm dad
appy On board or 10
sINNoTT ADAMS Is Commercial PA
shippers viii pay freight 10 all plantation landings
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsI0NED, WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of TOwage and 70 oaer
pOrt, have combined the following TOSbOs.s;
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and sentinel.
FINE.
Achilles, Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseumseh
Wicaeo and Reliance.
rHs nu%ssI ssd power Of n: above s;Oc..sd Line q
'n' 0'' vi ~ ''' WIN PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBERBlER,
EDWARD A. york; 6aI2 %T 20. ! liz I;s.
Associated Once, IS CarOndelet street. up stairs.
oHAs FTTzENRfTER.
MISREPRESENTATION.
OUACHITA RIVER.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M
EOR AIABAsA LANDING, oUACHIfA
Columbia Harrsonburg trinity intermediate landings
Black and Ouscha hversrhe magnificent fat runang
IA BLANKS, Master; q. PRES. WORK, Clerk,
viii leave positively Ab9ye For freight passage sppJ
GEO ID. HTTE, gent II TchOupt0ulAs 81.
W. NJ SURLs. 10 New Levee street.
The IDAHOE With No steamers for all points
Beuf river ID ArbOnne Byou Bartholomew and ssoias
river ssd at Tnny with ths ELLEN ID. for Bayou Macon
ard TeDsas.
TRENTON, MONROE AND, NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR Jacket
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,, at r.z.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA, HAIR
risonburg, Trinity and ell intermediate landings-Ths
fine, fast passenger packet
Cieona,
l. n. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above. For freight passage
apply on board, or 70 WINBURN 4 LORD, Agents,
50 GrAvier street.
P.s-The ClsOns viii take freight and passengers low
any other boat in the trade taking freight for Bayou
Macon and Tebsas and DArbonne with privilege 81 70
shipping.
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Imports

June lth in lat Al long, 2s ship Tamsrane, Sumner or
New orleans Tor Bremen.
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yhs 8sw 6rlssns Grssesut. Sunday, 5nly s. lat8.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
PHILADELPH
FOB PHILADELPHIA Via HAVANA
To sail WEDNESDAY, July sth. at 6r.n.
E0K PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIA hvorits steamship
Captain p p. HoxIE.
VIII leave hs WHAT opposite Jackson Square punetuAlly
o. asova
Through Tickets TO New YOrh, Baltimore and Boston
Cabin Passage 70 Havana currency.
Philadelphia $50
For freight pAssAss having splendid ststsroOm
0REKvY MCPHERSON Z CO.,
s. Osrondslst street.
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
fHB new ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEhLnoETHLY LINE OF srEAxsHIPs
LIBERrY......lfo0 tens. .Thos A. Bsin Commander
oUBA..........llset tens. =. .Dukshsrt, Oommandsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS
FIRST CABIN;
fhropgh Tickets to New York SEQ.
E0K BALTIMOKR AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING At KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fss. steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART, Commander.
WIN savs her wharf, opp site Jackson Square, on THURS
DAY July I'd. 81 O'Clock
For reight or passage having unsupssssd aocommods
a0A'' apply 80 wIrHEksPooS, HALsxY = co.. Agents,
70 Csrondslet strest
B-ro bills OF lsding bu. those Of the Company
signed Permits for freight must be procured from THE
omce No freight for Havana taken aftsx II selock
day Of sailing
The LIBERTY, Capt. T. A. Bats. vii follow.
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Lafo urche promises great crops Of corr, pots.
toes and rice.
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Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
spoken.

New York, June 2s.-Anived from New Orleans. ship n
set, Mayo.
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. July 18th, at SAX
FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
- pressure side wheel iron steamship
L. q. Harris,
W. II. TALBOT, Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, st. Joseph street.
carrying the United States the steamer Is unable
70 the Brazos bar goods tackle
COZ sgnees to their ghterage For freight pass
age apply To
CHAS A. WHITNEY CO., Agents
50 and 81 Camp street
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THRoUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangements.
s.4I...4.o MN vow -saR ON TEE bsn and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
en- Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY Any OTHER LINZ
Fer further Information address
d. N. CARRINGTON, Agent,
Pier 46 North RivF, New YORK.
". d. WEBB President; CHAs. DANA. Vice President
Office 81 Exchange Place, New York
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c. P. LEvERICH,
President Bank Of New YORK.
JOSEPH c. BUTLER.
President lafayette Bank Cincinnati, Ohio
CHAS. PARSONS,
Cashier State Savings Association, St Louis, Mo-
GEO. sTURGIS,
President Northwestern Ha'ionsl Bank Chicago. III.
Or to the undersigned, A. B. SESER, President.
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REGULAR wBIkAHs RkGU-
Leaves EVERY sA
EOH GRAND ECt..
II Romery, (will take freiCfG, OUACHITA
Diss) COtile. Alexandra, trenton, Monroe,
mediate landings. (will "a tertnediAte landings
mediate landings. reshlr sAihcent, last runAinG
magnificent sideWheel %
&C
-. WORK. Clerk,
Lou. Clayton and T. J hght or passage apply
VII iea'e ~ AooN ts,,. W ~ rchoupit0ulas "a.
a. "l M teveo street.
Coast LandipTs 10 high eemers for all points
WIFI be on ths landing 'olomew and Sabine
morning, ,. for Bayou Macon
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JAS. N. TUCKER, Master, FERD. v oELLos. CT,
VIII leave as above taking freight and passengers tor
landings shove the Ran with privilege Of resbppiBs
freight or passage apply on board or to
VIM M SuRIs IA Nsv- Z 49,. q.
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OHIO RIVER.
RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. July 7th, stBt
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT.
= Eeore, ST. Maurice, Cotils, AlexAndrA, n
BArbin's and all way landings-Ths sne. ushi-drE