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Receipts OF Produes.

ST LOUIs-Stesuer Bismarck-6s bbs -four y bacon
hhds bacon len Wayne &co-llS hhds tobac'o Ash
brdge Decan-l6 cads do d Bloch 6co-5j SKIS malt
bales hops Baer &eO-l00 kegs lard 10 ties Do q Byne
&co-I grain dr tongue 9itney &coss pkss wagon
stuff " BuTbrioge &eo-6 do Badey-6l5 SKIS IS
bbis Aour Buddeeke-l7 bbls pork p ties hams Con
vrse-4O bbs meal ChenOweth, casey &9O4 csks bacon
Cobb DOhonde &cO-l0 bb beer Cass-l0J odls twins
Chsm Boyd-2O kegs butter Del Bond0-i2 Kegs butter
do AZ bbs -four S hhds bacon Is bAls beef bos pork
40 hf bbs 10 bacon ties hams IA pkgs eggs DeBon
dio-47 bbs -four L Dunuea &eO-Sj do Duhg-lO do Q
hams Duaer-2 bxs mdse Dosre-i eols peer ~ 1T
bbls do Mrs Geo Emer25 do Faschnat-lO oOs h1ur ~
ns butter 6xs cheese Emy Van horden &coO Kegs put
Floyd JohnsCn-250 bbls meal GrOebe Acozso DOis
10 hfbbls do sl2 SKIS dover Odendah40O DO
bbs HOrTe &co50 bbls . fkns butter IN
kegs butter Grief Byrnes-l0 bxs candy Gnfn Porch
90 pkss tobacco Hernshem-l pkgs mdze Hall Arggs-l
mdse Horer Peterson Fenner-l0 bbls beer krost
100 bbs our Keep Csul6edSs do Kehor. Updke &co-i2
II Ogesbv Aeo-SO do II Pohhaus-455 do 10 tcs hams
Bsnnedy 6co-S bids tobacco Kirkpatrick ksith-l
hhds bacon ties bacon 100 bXs candles Laumanzx kegs
shot II evils &colS kes white lead Ly@sn-9 kegs
y tubs 80 bbls II Laurence-l bXs Ddse
Boeher-l2 buckets Mcraw-S bbls oil Manegg-4gS
sks com Geo Martins bbs box bells Muilan-3 esks
pipe Mcintyre Apologize GO Dbl eggs bkts cabbage
80 hbis onions Miller Mever-z9 hf bbis Otto lO)
bbls rs fkns Moore &eo-I bxs mdse Pur
vis-s bbls oil Berson-5S bbls our bbs malt So
4eo-5e bbls meal ga bbs -four pkg. mSse mill ~
ks bran Slayback keoA bbs pork 200 bbls meal ~
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ssg- lard Is ties lard Shropshire HatnOrn2 la 60
Sns zss sDgTa cssss S aS5;
Schneider lube ber-lO oil Stauer, Kent kco-25cads
Ibis neal fSonDs 90 % eo SS pork
vose o-6 do Sdl. door: Tate teo pkgs saddIery ls
pc. begging II pkgs eopfect operies 50 6S meal wbtn-y
Ware scD~S SKIS corn BslemOrs woodbridge aco~zsS
bbs lime ibur-6 oxs eggs Canheps2O bbls paints
JsT1y Gco2s bIs cheese Mcssrsnd straight seOS
bars non Keep Hogsnls nhds ts6.seo Iorain- DC
btls cal DusOuchst-l52 d. Ysatm &cO-s pkss sun.
UsQM-6 SKIS 675 50 coils rope and sundres
To o,deI-TotAl l67 hhds tobacco
oUACHITA CITY-stesmer IdshOe-2so stsves Mar.
cuslOo ks cotton seed G. Farchild-le3 do Scott Cage
= do Bennett &coT9 ks potatoes sehay-ls do %
iaDcke Dansee-l do Peterson, Hill elliott do scales
bses mos Hi guns 1eo-6 DO SA Is hids. Jno HSrsis
&co- bales wool Richardson MAy-l do bale ndss ba
Levy & Hass-sundries to order w
JEFF ksoS-Steamer Lizzie Hopkins-l5 bales
JnO Chafe Bros Williams Sons W Bur ridge
Z bales WOOL Besdes W9so &co4 bags wool 100 hdes s.
hOres wheaton, Person Ac9-sundres 10 ordsrf0tai
LAFOURCHE-stsamerF icFer-6 bales RAGS hhdr bones
lot old irCn Kaufman &cO-do bales bales
oberesmp AGO. IS SKIS potatoes seed bd hides
IS pkgs bales bOls onions and sundr Terre
Sures do bags rnss CherSt-50 empty barrels spens
Fene-3 bxs coops fowls Dumestre- sundries
LOWER CoASr-stssmer Aloe-5 crates hEbales cotton
Clinon-2 pipe Ivens &c-lot machinery Leeds &cO
POIkT-ALA-hACHE-Stssme Hunter--sundnes to
order
GRAND IsLF-steamer Agnes-Sandres to order
CHE-Lusger st Joseph-4O bols potatoes IS bbs
onions 10 order
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Lugger Alert-S7 bbls potatoes to
ORDER
TT JOHN BAPTIST-Lugger sOine-5O bbls potatoes to
order
lock- oRT-Luggsr Indsns-5O bbs potatoes Is bills on
ions 10 order
ST JUbN BAPTIsT-Lugstr Pur 81 MOuvo-l2O bbs
pOiatOes TO order
LAFoURCHE-Lugger Oho-52 bbs potatoes to order
BAhAfAklA-Lugger Baralariz--ls SKIS potatoes and
sundres to order
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UHRsOHst OTEoB, 40. % Oar sFxzsE, /
Saturday Morning. July IL. 1883.


Saturday Morning. July IL. 1853
Business manifested a marked Improvement
yesterday. Considerable freight was brought to
the wharf.
The weather during the forenoon was clear and
warm. At P. NJ. we were visited by q slight
shower; il was not heavy, enough, however, to
lay the dust or even cool the atmosphere.
Mr.. J. W. Lancaster has our thanks for late
Jefferson paper.
Late advices, per Lizzie Hopkins, report Red
river falling fast.
Robert Commonly called Bob) Dale, Esq, of
the lightning packet Lizzie Hopkins, has our
thanks tor acceptable favOrs.
FOB JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT POSITIVELY
THIS DAY AT P. M.-Ihe fine. fast side-wheel
passenger packet Mlttie Stephens, Capt. II. KEEL
logg, leaves for the above and all intermediate
landings at O'Clock this evening. The Mitte is
well known to our community as a safe and COM
Portable boat, and her officers are gentlemen who
have attained high positions in their profession.
Capt. Kellogg is almost too we'll known TO need
eulogy at our hand MIR. 81. r. Eppler, her chief
clerk, though young steanboatman, has earned
for himself reputation Wholesome men who have
been clerks upon the river for years may well
envy. in the discharge of his duties be is assisted
by Mr.. Charles Gipn, courteous young gentle
man, one, in fact, with whom 1t will be found
real pleasure either to travel or transact business.
We received a letter yesterday from our old
friend Capt Sam Lawson, dated New York city,
July 4. His friends in this city will be pleased to
learn that his health is rapidly improving. We
weeks 20 see him in the Office of some one of our
favorite Red River steamers.
The officers OF the regular Monroe and Trenton
packet ldahoe have our thanks for favors. They
report the Ouschits river falling very fast.
The river before the city is still failing.
The steamer Agnes, Capt. Geo. Ralfe. leaves
the foot of Bienviile street ats O'Clock this
ing LOT Grand Isle. She is by far the most COM
toItaDe boat in the trade is fast safe, and, above
81, unoer command of efficient officers. The
Agnes Will run regularly in this trade during the
sumner months. Her time from this city to Grand
Isle is ten hours and half
We are more than pleased 10 see the success
with which Capt John 7. Roots has been met in
hs endeavors to accommodate the shippers of
Jefferson and New Orleans. Il required no little
peTve for one man. single'handsd, to place at this
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Imports

HAvANA-Schr King-l3i hhds molasses p ties do
bbls d. r Cspilla
KY WEST-Steamship Alta ce-l bx mdse R 3 Thomas
I co Wood. LEV 4 LudwigseH-9 cases mdse W Perkins
MOBILE-Steaner Mary Csuoll-l5t bales cotton tcs
wsx whitney &co-5 blaes yarn Wallace &cai0 hfbXs
tobacco Wackerbrata Joseph % do acknowledgements
to order
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 p. NJ,
making connections with Trains tor Vcksburg Meridian, and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East - -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
AZ 40 going far BrOOkhaven Returning leave
Brookhavsn At $3.50 A. n. MONDAYS, arriving in New
Orleans at II lis n.
Excursion Tickets good Train OF Saturday Sun
going north aud Trains OF Sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
at $50
T s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
ED WARE, General Transportation Agent
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GALVF STOF-Stesmship G Hsrris-l5O bbls -four s.
bales tobacco 20 bxs cheese So 90 feet lumber
INDIANOLA-'tesmsnip Clinton-290 Dbs -four 80 bales
hay csk 2O SKIS ~ bb 50 bbs apples 20
ties lard and sundries
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Rartnt 5nteHigenfe.
CRESCENT OFTIcE, No. "a CAMP STREET, I
Saturday, July IL, 1858.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship c Harris, Talbot, for Galveston,
GA whitney &co
Steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston Whitney &co
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship GuyAns Fr Heude from Havana, toV Perrat
50 district 50
Steamship Alliance. Clapp from Key West 10 W Perkins
LIST district -
Logger Baraara Beauvais, from Baratas to maste-2d
district Is
Lugger Indiana Mengave from LOckpOr to mastsr2d dis
trict Is
Lugger Pur 81 Mouve DeIregor, from st John Baptist
mastered district Is
LugCer Ohio, from Lafourchs TO masfer2d district Is
Lugger st Joseph from LAOurche master2d district Is
Lugger Alert from st John Baptist maste2d district is
Lugger sOne from st chm Baptist TO MASTERED district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck Entricken. from st Louis
lizzie hopkins, Readman. from jefferson
Flicker. Aucoin, from Bafourche
Aloe, RadOvich. from Lower Coast
May, Carroll from Mobile
ldahOe. BLANKS, from Ouachita City
Grey Eagle, BaTancO, from Bayou Sara
Hunter. Jeanfr from POnte a. la Hache
Agnes, Rolls from Grand Isle
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLE ANs JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
Il 90 feet lumber Reuch-7654 do sylOr McErOy-SO
do T-ylor-24 coo brick MNerrett-l6 600 do q Web
Der load old iron Aderl2 bbs tar Ksarny. ri is
COL bNs fruit W Criser-36 do u Cloud7 % Ably
"a do J BoaTman-4 do Gerry Renaud-lS do o EnO-
sundIies TO order
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTERN
bale cotton MOuton &co-20 bales moss j W HOman
co.. naes rigs Halls bales moss Terrebonne-2 do
NJ Walsh-l SKIS wool Rv cOski Debanc-2 do hides
IBIS potatoes De Banc-36 SKIS potatoes Surlesundres
20 order
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu OF Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Extra Train will leave the Oty Every SUkDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after April 5ta Trains will
leave either end of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock
FARE-To and from the Lake day, IS cents. Pas
sengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor depart
Of Train. fare TO GENTLY StstOn-Feen each
way GEO. PAEDELY, General Supt
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston. PhIIndeIDhia aad All
Points North aud Eat,
VIA n. o.. J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RALRoARs ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
NO. AND g. n RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l, 1863 :
Shippers are Informed that we transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York, Roston, Philadelphia
very low making saving to the shipper by this
route of from Twenty to FIT ~ PER CENT.
All claims foI loss damage ovsrcharge will be promptly
settled q. points of delivery.
For further information apply Depot Caliope
street, the office Of the Company, No. A CarOndset
street.
T. S. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent
JANIS yoNGE, General Freight Agent
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY,
VIA
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick Direct Route New York, Boston and all East
ern Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus, without change.
For Through Tickets New Orleans apply the Office Of
the n o., j. @. n R. under City Hote at the office Of
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company O4 Com
street, also at the Office Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. WIN. HUdHlr.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
". p JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
B. +. LONGLEY,
Gen1 Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IPS---sTEAMsHIPS.
RALTINIO Il E--HAVANA,
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
fH8 KEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHI-NOfrHLY LINE or srEANsHIPS
LiBERrY. .Izoc TONS. .Thcs A Balm, Commands.
Ur9A......... 1l6A tens. .Dukshsrt Commander
uARRYINa UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
ehsough Tickets 70 New York;. ............ o1o.
EDH DALTEHkORA AEB HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs sDlsadid t.ss steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHARr. Commander,
WI ssvs her wharf opp site .ckson Square, on THURS
GAY, July ID. 81 Z o'clock r. u
freight passage. having unsurpassed accommods-
Aoas, apply 30 WITdkRsPOoE, HALSEY CO.. Agents.
~ Carondelet street.
l. B-No bills Of lsdirg bat those Of the Company will
signed Permits for freight must Ne procured from this
once. No freight fer Havana taken AhsI II seloof
Day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, ospt. T. A. Bsin. vii follow.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Lelves Every WEDNESDAY, at r. n.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA, HAIR
risonburg, Trinity and all intermediate andings-Fhs
fine, fast passenger packet
CieOna,
l.. II. PATTERSON, Master J. W. WALDEN, Oisrk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or passage
apply on board, or 70 WINBURN LORD Agents.
90 Gravier street
P. s.-The CleonA will take freight and passengers
any other boat in the trade taking freight tor BayOs
Macon and TeLsas and DArbonne, with privilege Of 70
shipping
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COAST.

NEW OALEAKs, COAST AND LAEvURoHE IND
DENT PACKET
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY at p ~ Fkli
10 A -
EOR BAFOUKGHE AND OOAsT5THh
Il l passenger packet Nina SHINES, ". X 0reA
Captain; jos Dalieres Clerk WI lsase ~ sp9fe,
for freIght or passage ap ply on board, orto
X q MELAfO0N, Nc. q Old LeySs
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WILLOW SULPHUR SYRINGE.

WILLOW SULPHUR SYRINGE.
These celebrated and popular Springs situated IN Mont
gOmery county 81 miles from Chrisansburg Depot
Of Visitors and attention of
the Springs pub is respectfully invited TO the advan
they present The waters Of these Springs unri
vailed IN al of Dyspepsia Cutsneous Diseases and
Powerful Restorative.
They have proven emineny useful in many Female Diseases
and in
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
81 regarded Q specific.
The natural advantages OF this place unsurpassed by
the State being situated almost the summit
the Allegheny Mountains The air is always cool and
brscng the climate healthy and saubOu the water Of
SHADED and hour the day by thick
forest oaks.
TIE Hotel and buildings have recently been enlarged
uovad and retted aud the prOpretors hater themselves
they offer to their guests mmodat0ns surpassed by
sny watering place in the mountains and confidently ask
Writ from the public
Visitors the sprngs will stop Chrissnsburg where
comfortable coaches will be In attendance TIE arrival Of
esch train, to convey them to the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD.
yer w
Ier -
For longer period than months per month 50 %
Coered children occupying 6rst
DR.. JOHN B. RADvoRD,
Col II kRY A EDMUNDSON,
Major JANIS p. EDMUNOsON,
General G O. WHARTON,
J. A DAVIS formerly of the NOrveI House, Lynehburg,
Superintendent.
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Nrer 9nteuigtnre

ss-CommercIaI ar,icio In supplement.
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NEW YORh.
John 81 HUGH AUCHINCLOss,
SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORK
J.. P. GOATS,
Paisley, Scotland
Clothing manufacturers and purchasers Of Spool Cot for
Sewing Machines demanding the best and strongest
Six-COrd,
viii ind J. p Coats Nos 60 60 and 70 expressly adapted
TO their
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
The
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
Cash GIns to the Amount of e25O.OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE.


tograph Albums and a'ge assortment Of Fine Gold Jew
ery, in all valued at 81 900 900.
Chance TO Draw Of the above Prizes by purchasing
Sealed Ticket for IS Tickets describing each Prize
ssaed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On pit
25 Sealed Ticket will be drawn without choice aud
delivered Office sent neil any address The
prize named upon will be delivered the ticket 1Ol5er
payment of One Dollar. Prizes viii be immediately 70
any address, requested, BY express return mail
You will know what your Prize Ii before for IL
any Prize be exchanged for another Of the value
NO BLANKS.
Our patrons depend on fair dealing.
EEFERENCEs-We select the following names from the
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly
mitted to publish them:
s wilkins Bufiaio, n T., 5000; Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago, lh1 Piano valued $3.50; Robert Jackson Du-
bUque. Iowa. Gold Watch. $3.50; Phi lip Nc arthy, Louis
vi lie, KY. Diamond Custer Rng, 500, r. A. Patterson,
new Bedford Mass silver Tea Set Sl75 Miss Emma Wal
worth. Milwaukee, Wis, Piano, $500; Rev. 7. W. Pitt
Cleveland. Ohio MelOdeOn. SIPS
We publ SD no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"They doing the Target business; the firm Is reliable
and their Weekly Tribune Feb 1868
I'VE have examined their syste. and know them to be
fair deaipg firm. IN Y. Herald, Feb Is, 1858.
last week friend Of drew $500 prEe which
promptly received daily Meas, March 3, 1868.
Send fOEercuar giving many references and favor
noties the Liberal Inducements 70 Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package Of Sealed Envel-
opes ONE CASH GIFT Six tickets for ST. Is for
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FAST FREIGHT LINE
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF
EEW DAILY ARRANGEMENT.
EROM NEW ORLEANS VIA MORGAN LINE
U. s. Mail steamers Mobile and thence BY rail ~
MONTGOMERY, COLUMBUS, WEST POINT. MAO0N
and ATLANTA, GA, Cheaper than any other route.
Freight viii be received here daily up II \ for tina
days boat ii POI tehArAin Railroad Depot and forwarded
shove At lov rates than by any other Bai
lsding signed thror gh n ~ daily the Office
OHAS A. WHITNEY a co, Agsnta,
80 and 50 Camp strssk
An freight TO be consigned Of Mobile and aroas
Northern Railroad Mobile
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

Leaves on SATURDAY. July lltb at AZ
DOR BRAzOs SANTIAGO THE LOW
pressure side wheel iron steamship
L. q. Harris.
W. II. TALBOT, Commander,
Win leave above from her wharf foot Of st. Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails II the steamer is unable
the Brazo bar goods be delivered at ships tackle,
col sgaees 70 pay ghtersge For freight pass
age apply to ..-...-..-
80 and 50 Camp street
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VICExssUESS.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. At r.
EOR VIGKABURG, NATOhkL. AND ALL IN.
II termedia's landings-The steamer Gen. Quitmaa.
7. p Leehe master sam AYES, clerk vii leave sSOvo,
making all Coast landingA
sINNOTJ a ADAMS, IS Commercial P1aos
The Gen. Quitman connects at Ncksourg viii
Countess sqd Calumet for YsEeo and faahateh
Rivers and steames jua and hubic0n Tor II Louis Hem
phis snd all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, ATBP.L
WICK EHU KG1. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAFj
Regular Tuesday U. 8. Mall Packet In place Of he II
L. LkE. Tbs
GOv. AIen,
JNO. ". CANNON, Aas.s1l
viii leave above for Vieksburg, Matches Grand Guh R0
ney St. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Bas
Rouge, ID OnRlds0uyie and all intermediate landiuKs
The Gov. Allen makes close connections with steam
CALUMET At Vicksburg for all landings on YazOo river
Eor height passage, having unsurpassed aooo daao
aplpy on board or 10
sINNOTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
Shippers will pay freisht 70 al plantation iandnss-
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Rel tsIvMFk.
THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON OIRRC

NELL GSA V HIN
THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT.
Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst, st 5PH
Bayou Grand Ecoie St Maurice, cotie' as1saaSI1
NOrman's, Barbn's and all laudings-rhe hne
DRAFT passenger steamer Mlttie stephens, H. KsliSrg
will leave above For freight passage apoy board
orto VIM. NJ. sURLs. 10 New Levee street.
Leaves on SATURDAY July llih atBFH
LOk JtFFERSON, bHREVEPORr LO1gY
~ Bayou Grand Bayou. Grand score, 81 Msurss Cetle
ing-1he A No. passenger steamer
Irene,
A. p READMAN, Master; j. W. LANCASTER, clerk,
Will leave above For freight passae apply hoard
or to w. NJ. suRLs, rs New Leyee street
MlNBukN LORD, % 9ravier street.
Leaves on TUESDAY,, July lfth. Rt5RH
E0R JEtEEksoN. sHREVEPORr L0GdT
Alexandria Noman's, Barbn's. and all intermediate land
ings-The A No. passenger steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
J. 4. ROOTS, Master,
OrtO VI. N. SuRLS, IS Nee Levee street
WINBURN LORD. 90 Gravier street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at r n
EOK GRAND ECOR T., ST. MAURICE MONT
Eomey, (wi take freight for all landings tho Boa
mediate landings E take for Shreveport
mediate landings reshppng a. AexandrAl-Ths anf
magnificent sdswhee passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
JOHN D0WTY. MAsseE,
Lon. Clayton and 7. J. Dowty Clerks
Will freight passage apply On bOars
Orto WINBURh LORD. 81 Gravior street.
be 81 Nicholas win take freight with passenger
will be the landing 20 freight oysy Thursday
morning.
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WATERING PLACES.

WATERING PLACES.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
EXCURSION TO BAY ST. LOUIS TO WITNESS rae
REGATTA on MONDAY, 18th inst.
Excursion Tickets for Round Tip
THE LOW-PREsSgKE sIDE.wHERL IRON
Steamer, Laura,
Captain JOE WALKER.
viii leave MONDAY the Is inst dor this trip only oa
the arrival of the 70 NJ train Ponehartran Railroad for
the above place, arriving In time the Regatta
Returning will leave Bay st Louis for Lake End arriving
here in time to take the early city on Tuesday
morning. Passage ard State Rooms secuIei At oee
c. A. WHITNEY Co, Agents
50and 90 Camp street
B-Thers will be splendid Military Brass Band On
board the entire trim.
REGULAR GRAND IsLK PAoKEr-THsoUGa IN
THE NEW, LIGHTpRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
GfoRsE RALFE, Master.
Hsrvey's Canal every wEO SEsDAY. as above. -"1
For freight or passage ppy on board
p S-ihe AGNES will regularly Ia this trade during
the Summer
FOR WATERING PLAOEs-MoRGAE LINE 9. ..
Mail steamsn
EcR Ray at. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Mississippi City, Biloxi, OceaH Springs and PascagaulA
fhe Iow-pressurs iron steamer I.nurn. C.plalu
JOSEPH NJ WALKER, will make rezu az fribs TO s6ovS
places - follows on arrival Of PontchartrAn Railroad trains
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, 9 L. n train-7
On sATUkDAfs, ar = uAtn-on this trip going 70 Pascs-
Returning, viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Pascagoula every SUNDAY
The lbSye trips viii be regularly made prevented b.
OHAs A. WHITNEY& Co, Ieents
% and 81 Camp street.
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GALVEsTON-INDIANOLA

GALVESTON INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE q. 5. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-THB
following iron low-pressure steamships form this
Line:
w. 9. Hewes.....I. O. Harris....Austin,
A la bt c. orR an,
CIinteo Tartar. Aatagerda,
The Steamship Clinton,
W. T. BECKETT. Commander,
VIII sail on SATURDAY, July llth, At SLL
Fortrsight or passage apply 60
CHAS A WHITNEY 4 co., Agents.
90 and "a Camp street
No whisky received without order from the Office
The Steamship HARLAN win succeed the CLINTON,
and sail on "WEDNESDAY, July 18Th.
Fox TEXAs..."............'.F TEXAS.
INSIDE BERWICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
SUNDAYS and TH RSDAYS, at IL o'clock A NJ, and
the leaving the Algers Depot at A. n arriving Al
Brsshesr City 81 IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brashear for Galveston.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 20 be bad and state secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY, Sundays exceped at the ONCE Of the Ope
Ousss Railroad Company No. % Canal street. he
Ferry Landing. on the morning Of depsTtursL
q. W. R BAVLEY. Superintendent
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NATCBFCZ.

NATCHEZ PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, ats p
EOR KATCHEZ AND ALL IHTERMEDAj
II landings-Ths fine passenger packet
VIVA Wagner,
". B. RICHARDSON, MAs.sr; j. O. LIBANO, Ole
Win leave a. shove GEO. D. HITE, Agent
" Tohouuitoulas sire.