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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-31

Foreign
LI7KfpooL March 3j-Soon.
BreadstGas Q7iss. Corn declined 10 ar; others un-
changed.
Besf-Advaneed 70 I2ls.
Baeon-FiFner and higher; i3sGi.
Lard-Dnll.
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on. Monday evening at o'clock for Louisville.
Parties in quest of q fine boat will be suised IN
the Richmond, as she stands without rival as q
passenger packet.
The independent JEFFERSON packet Monsoon,
Cant. James NJ Tucker, leaves at 5 o'clock on
Monday evening, the 9Th inst. for the above and
all intermediate landings. Our friend Ferd. V.
Cellos has charge of her Office.
We learn from our up-river exchanges that the
river fell six inches at Cairo on the 30th. At St.
Louis and above il was still rising slowly on the
LIST. Shipments from thence to New Orleans re-
ported in fair amount. The Luminary was to
leave on the lst on her first trip to Vicksburg.
At Louisville, on the 30th there were 8 feet
inches OF water in the channel. On the LIST the
water was falling. The Indiana was to leave for
New Orleans on the LIST with fair freight, in
GLIDING HOO bbls. of park 200 terces Of lard aud
800 pieces of baggiDg. The John kilgour left Tor
New Orleans on the 30th.
AtCincinnati, the Enquirer of the lat reports q
rise of six inches. On the 30th, arrived the John
II. Groesbeck from New Orleans.
At Memphis, on the LIST. the river was declining.
The Belle Lee and Louisiana arrived from New
Orleans. The Avalanche says: al Idle steamboat.
boast OF being dead broke Occasionally we
come across one dead drunk The body of Bill
Clarke. the mate who attempted to kill Captain
Baker, and burn his boat was found in the river
five miles below St. Louis, Sunday, and was
buried on the county farm"
AT VicksbuTg, on Thursday, the river was de-
clining. No business on the levee. The Governor
Allen passed up for Greenville.
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OHssoHEr oyyIos, 40. % OLup Bsrzur,
Saturday Morning. July 4. I3fa

Yesterday opened very warm, with old Soils
bright rays as strong as usual; but towards noon
indications appeared for good shower, which we
stand'very mach in need of at present. but we're
sadly disappointed. The levee for the last few
days has been very dusty. The slight rain that
fell during yesterday hardly sufficient to lay
the dust, to the disappointment of all whose
business calls them to the great Southern mart
the levee of New Orleans.
Business with the steamboats, as to freights was
go So with very little freight going forward. Sat
urday being the great shipping day, we expect TO
see large amounts Of goods going on board the
steam feet to leave this evening. Shippers will
find il to their interest to forward their goods with
dispatch, al the lower rivers are falling rap
idly. Low water boats must necessarily take the
place of the large steamers, with higher rates OF
freight on low water.
since our last we have had the following arri-
walls: Flicker, Capt. Aucoin, from Lafourche;
ldshoe Capt. Blanks, from Trenton; So. Nicholas,
Capt. Dowty, from Grand Ecore; Dexter, Capt.
Sam. Montgomery, from Louisvllle; Bart Able,
Capt. Harrison, from Shreveport; j.. NJ. Sharp,
Capt. John White, from Shreveport; Grey Eagle,
Capt. Barsnco, from Bayou Sara; Noble Able,
Capt. Irwin, from St. Louis.
Departures yesterday we're the Nina SHINES,
Greenhouse, for Lafourche, and Richmond, Board
man, for Jefferson.
We learn that dispatch was received yester-
day from Paducah, dated at IL NJ. on the Sd inst,
that the Louisville packet Richmond was aground
at walkers bar, on the Ohio river, about 100
miles hDONe OduO. Tue ulspatcn Sbdtes tnat tnere
IS only five feet water in the river from Cairo TO
Louisville.
The river before the city is receding slowly.
The famous Wild Wagner, Capt. w. B. Rich.
ardson, from Natchez will be found at the foot OF
Grayier street this morning, ready 70 receive for
her return trip. She leaves this evening at P.
N. Messrs. Libano, Posey and Miller are her
clerks.
The Bart Able, Capt. Harrison, arrived yester.
day evening from Shreveport, and leaves again at
O'Clock this evening
The ldahoe, Capt Blanks, leaves this evening
for Trenton and Monroe
The Grey Eagle arrived yesterday evening from
Bayou Sara. She leaves this evening, at P. N.
Capt. v B. Bsranco commands, and Messrs.
Bayhi and Hodgkinson have charge of her office.
The st. Nicholas, Capt. Dowty, leaves at P.
N. to-day for Grand Ecore.
The A. G. Brown will arrive this evening from
me lower coast
The next packet due from Ouachita river is the
NIeons, Capt. l.. Il. Patterson. She will arrive
TUESDAY and leave, as usual, on Wednesday next
The Gen. ouitmAn leaves this evening fol
The Nina SHINES, Capt. W. R. Greathouse. lef
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning for Lockpor
with asplendid trip.
The J. NJ. Sharp, Capt. John wb;ta leaves thi
evening for Jefferson and all Intermediates land
ings. Mr.. Jasper Rusk has charge Of her Office.
The great Richmond, Capt. J. Slut Zeal, leave
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Exports.
PFNSACOLA-Stl

PENSACOLA-Stesmship Lsvaca-4O9 bbls dour bbls
pork kegs lard ties hams 30 SKIS aud sundries
GALVESTON-stesmshipH srlan-6uO bbls -four 40 bbls
whisky 80 bst coffee 80 SKIS
eteamship 1t Mary 100 bbls Hour 5OOOO
feet lumber 81 bbls potatoes $50 bxs soap
NEW YOhK-Seamsh Geo Aashing tOnA532 bales cotton
leo 100 bhls -four 5 SKIS seed 30 bbs
stock 1909 SKIS oil cake 1888 hides l bags wool & pkgs mdse
$3.50 in specie -
NEM Enthusiastically Gen Grant-955 bales cotton l56
hid tobacco bbls -four "a bbls meal II hbb beef la
hides bol hides IL bales hemp IS bags wool IS bxs mdse $50
SKIS cotton seed
ST LOUIs-Steamer " r Arthur-Sundres
PENsACOLA-schr COTs-S2 bDs -four 1850 SKIS corn IS
SKIS ats 25 SKIS bran
LIVERPOOLS ship st James-6ll bales cotton 57l6 horns
sou SKIS oil cake lS3 bbls mes SUI slaves
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NEW YORk.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.


Fine Oil PAINTINGS. Framed Engravngs, Silver Ware Pho
toqraph Albums, and large assortment Of Fine Gold Jew
ery, in all valued at 81 600 00O
Chance Of the above Prizes by purchasing
Sealed Ticket Tickets describing each Prize
sealed Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On reee pit OF
Is Sealed Ticket will be drawn without choice and
delivered Office sent BY mail 10 any address The
prize named upon will be delivered to the ticket holder on
payment Of One Dollar Prizes viii be immediately sent 70
any address, requested, by express return mall
You will know what your Prize is before you pay Tor IL
Any Prize may beexchaDged for another OF the same value
NO BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERKNCEs-We select the following names from tins
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mtted us 70 publish them: - - .
s T. wilkins Buffalo, N. y, $1,000 Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago IA Piano valued $3.50; Robert Jackson, Ou
b1que Iowa Gold Watch $3.50; Philip Nc arthy Louis
vi e Ky. Diamond Cluster Ring s60 r. A.. Patterson,
New Bedford Mass. Silver Tea Set S75, Miss Emma Wal
worth Milwaukee Wis, Piano. $500; Rev. 7. W. Pitt,
Cleveland Ohio, MelOdeOn, Sl25.
We publ sh names without permission
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
They doing the business; the firm is reliable,
deserve their Weekly Tribune. Feb g. 1858.
I'VE examined their sytem. and know them TO be
fair deallog firm IN. Y. Herald. Feb % 1858.
Last friend Of ours drew $500 pr which was
promptly received. daily News. March 8, 1868
Send for circular giving more references and favor
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package Of Sealed Enve
ones contains ONE Cash GIFT Six tickets for 81 Is for
50: IS for IS; no Tor SIS
All letters should be addressed to
HARPER. WILSON 90,
I73 Broadway, New York.
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EkENCH MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT co.,
Chemists to III. L. n. Prince Napoleon,
PARIS.

These different medicines the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and rne
apeutcs They be conounded With secret qusck
medicines their sufficiently indicate their compost
which has caused them be appreciated
and prescribed by the Faculty IN the whole world They
widely differ from those medicines advertised in
public papers able TO possible disease
they applicable ony but very few comp ANTS The
exist In France with regard to the sale VI
medical preparations and only those which have undergone
examination by the Academy Of Medicine and have been
ecsciOus either the hospitals in the practice Of
the first medical authorised by th9 Governnent
This guarantee for the exceency Of Messra
GRIMAULT A UO,5 MEDICINES.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train fr5in City, IN
lieu Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City livery SUrDAY EVEN
ING, O'Clock On and after April 5th t1e 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
senger for GENTLY notify the Conductor prir depart
Of Train Pare TO GENTLY StatonFeen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELY. General Supt
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No Moro God Liver OIL.
;RINkuLrS SYRUP OF IODIZED HOkSE RADIBH

This medicine has administered with the utmost
hospitals of Paris 1t Is perfec substitute 70
Oil aud has been found beneficial IN Disease
the Chest Scroula Lymphatic Disorders Greea Sick
ness Muscular Atony and Loss OF Appetite I regeneates
the constitution in purifying The blood being the most pow
erul deputave lown. il has heen applied with happy
results In Diseases Of the skin Further It viii be found TO
great benefit to young children subject 70 Humos
and Obstruction Of the Glands.
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DIR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICIND
Liquid Phosphate OF Iron.

The newest esteemed medicine In Of Chic
ross Pains the Stomach, D1ficalt Digestion Dlsmenor
hea AnimeR, General Debility and Poorness Of Blood.
1t particularly recommended 20 regulate the functions OF
nature ali ladies Of decaie constitutions well
persons erng under any kind Of Debility whatsoever II
the preservatve Of health, excellence in al warn and
relaxing climates.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 NJ,
making connections with Trains for Ncksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East -
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
at 74O A NJ going BrOokhAven. Returning,
BroOkhsvsn At $3.50 NJ on MONDAYS, arriving In Nes
Orleans at HIS
Tickets good for Train Of Saturday SUM-
gong north Trains Of sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
81 $40 H.
T. s. WILLIAMS General Superintendent
JAMES YON9E, General Freight Agent
ED WARE, General TraneportatioB Agent.
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GRIMAULT CO.'S
syrup OF Ferrrginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists to II. R. II. Prince Napoleon,
A RUR RIOHELIEU PARIS

GRIMAULr CO.'S
syrup OF Ferrrginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists to II. R. II. Prince Napoleon,
S Rue RIOHELIEU, PARIS
preparation the great advantage Of combining two
%0' snS assbe this yp
Il ' n par s2cssncs the FERRU0INoUs TONIC which
should be administered TO- ladies Of decats constitution 80
~ cbldrsn Of weak constitution and s particalary en-
plsysd in Of ChoIOrOsis AAssA Pale Gem
Want Of Appetite. Poverty q Blood. etc
NO More Dimcult Painful Digestion.
DR. BURN DU BUISSON'S CLaureate ofthe Paris Impe
rial Academy Of Medieine) DIGESTIVE LozENGES.
This delicious propagation always prescribed by the most
% DiSestiSe FUNCTIONS such a. Gsstrits Gssrsga Long
and Lsborous Digestion, Wind in the stomach snd Bowels
EmacAon Jsundcs and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
VARIOUS Headaches, Neurnlgis, DiaI rhea,
Dysentery,
INsTANTANEoUsLY CURED BY GRIMAULrs
GUARAsA.
lns sinee time npeoeris 70 cure IsHamration
Of Bowels has proved o. late TO o. OF tue greatest ser
Vice Of Cholera Is it is preventive and cure in
No More COPaIba and Cubebs.
GR1xAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
kATICo vEGETALIR
whss all other medicine. have failed these pre2srsoss
cure recent and chronic cases Of py.,t dssases
Tev used hospitals Of Paris BY the celeb sted Dr.
Bcord found greatly superior 10 all nth sto Known
mineral remedies and Oopsibs ana Cubebs The injection 10
20 IN recent and capsules In chronic caseaL
N.B.-An the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
BY instructions 70 the manner IN which they
ssneral Depot in Paris q. 0BINAULr co.'s,
43 Rne Richelleu.
7, Nav Orleans At p. DUCON0E'S,
= Chartres street
ADyANCEs. ...............ADvANCEs
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON OoNsIGNNENTs to
ony f5snds LiSinRst0u FOX 4 Co., New York.
va ''''-' HAkRIS a BIDWELL
sPoydrss street
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Imports

MATANZAs-Brig Yankee Blade-26S hhds mOlssses q
ties do a II DMeza
MORII E steamer Louise2ss bales cotton Whitney
co24 bxs HOVsrd Prestons Barrett-65 pkgs do
Wsckerbrath Joseph-0 eads DO W YanBenthuysen
sundres 90 order
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]. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
BASIS lmpotency Loss Of Power, Nervous DEBILITY, with
Notes Impedmen TO Marriage should be read by all
tempatng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is cent by
J. B. DUFF a GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
where all private diseases are successfully treated
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Consumption Cured.
sRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYroPHOsPHITK OF LIME

This new medicine considered be sovereign remedy
cases Of Consumption and Diseases OF the Lungs
promptly all the serious symptom The
cough relieved night preparations and the patient
rapidly restored 10 health
co Is affixed the bottle this Syr1p is liable TO mita
uOns
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Reeeipts OF Produce.

LoUIsvlLLE-stsamer Dexter-lObbls apples A Yerger-
cSks bacon Mcfarland Straight &cO-2O pcs baggmg Vol
lett Black &co-55 90 woitney kcOS0sks Bsades.
SiveD-SS hos tsbsteo Torsin4s do Kennedy Acc
90 do I1TnD kirby Ss s Do R S1l R0see
Barrett hhds tobsceO bbls DeBondioS bxs
CLAW Dusouchst-9 5xs eggs IS cOOps fowls Miller
Meyer-lOl bbls -four 30 SKIS bran sors Aeo-S ties
Grieye WcermAn-sO bbs pork Keep Canlhed-6O half
gV S seT ss se e1 Ass eo bTs toSIe Barnes
Ward &cO-75 bxs drugs WheeIock Einay &co-l63 hogs
OUACHITA CITY-steamer IdahOe-2 bales cotton to
Jno HsTdie 2eol do % SKIS potatoes Allen AGO
Bro-i bag wool Jno Hardie &cOl bale hides hides
Levy HAS, ose hides ka5nz Sols iu hsa
Kennett Bel-ot old iron Nesman52 SKIS cotton seed
Oil Co.'S head cattle and suAdres to order-fota bales
BAYOU sARA--sts.lner Grey EAGLE bales cotton TO
cotton seed oobb Dohonde bbs potatoes BeIhan
LOWER oOAST-steamsr AlOe-4l bbls rice A sOcOs-
80 do srtin5 ss potatoes Gaunther5 crates cotton
LAFoURCHE~stsSmer Flicier-lO bxs eggs bx beeswax
fowls hTs eggs cop b ts TsTrs
Surei BIZ eggs cOoPs fowls ChsrGt-ldo ex eggs
empty barrels Artgues-sundres order
sHREyEBoRT-steamer N Sharp-245 head cattle and
sHRBvEPORT-Stesmer Lulu D-2l2 head cattle and
GLAND CAILLOU-sloop venus-l6 bbls mOlasses Tru.
fant6 bbs potatoes hbaes and sundes TO order
ST JOHN BAPTISr-sloop Josepha-lO5 bbls potatoes to
BAYOU TERREBONNE-Lugger Young Lena-lot old
copper 20 bales moss SKIS seed cotton TO order
IOCKPORT-Lugger Flor dltaia-llO bbls potatoes
bbls onions to order -
LAFOURCHE-Lugger lie Jeune Cesar-60 bbs potatoes
to order
ST JOHN BAPTIsT-Luggsr Lady-S5 bbls potatoes Is
bhls onions TO order
oCKPORT-Lugrer La Tour dAuvergns-65 bbls pSts-
toes IS bbls onions to order
ST JOHN BAPTIsT-Lugger De SOtO-5O bbls potatoes
and suDdTies 70 order
IT JOHN BAPIIST-Lugger Esperance-9O bbls potatoes
10 ORDER
LAFoUECHE-Lugger Morning star-llO bbls potatoes
bills onions to order
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTERN
sis wool bd skins skins ~ hides CoqetZ odl skins
Is hides Levy2 229 SKIS potatoes IA hf bales
Surle-l bales Tayor-2 do sack cotton sack
SKIS potatoes j Baer5 bbs potatoes Berry Ken
nedy-si bdl hides Jonas Kauiman-4 SKIS potatoes u sk
onions hfbsles Tere0onne-4O bbs rice Terebonne
4 GOui dain-sundnes 70 order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
$500 feet lumber B Chsndsr-40UO do fHyor-4O0 dc
Ie1pards &co-lO fruit r BoafmaD-5 do EolI d.
j Crisler-l2 do @ Cloud do II j Phelps4 do I'd
| Catching-sundries 10 order
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Memoranda

New York June 27-Saled for New Orleans, steamship
Gen Meade. Samson; steamship COrtes. Nelson
Boston June 27.-Arived from New Orleans, steamship
Oriental, Snow.
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arrived NcnteFuoYs
Steamship Lizzie Fletcher. from Pensacola in ballast TOT
Roger eo-lst district Is
Steamship Hcxe from Philadelphia 2st ult.
Havana to Crsevy. Nckerson &eo-2d district
Brig Yankee Blade Wood. from MatsnEas, 10 DMeza-
sOsp Venus smith from Grand Gallon, to mastersd dis
tTct is
slOOp Josepha Hyacinthe from St John Baptist to master
I'd district IS
Lugger Young Lena Guidy from Bayou TsnebOnne to
ter-3d di street Is
Lugger Jeune Caesar from LafOurche, tomaster2d dis
LuggsI Lady yenangO, from St John Baptist to master
I'd district Is
Lugger La Tour dAuvergns, from LockpOr to mssts-2d
Luggtf De Soto from John Baptist mAster-2d dis.
trict IS
Lugger E,peance lawrence from st John Baptste TO
Logger Morning star from LAfourchs. mAser2d dis
Lugger flor dIaa Lockpor master2d district Is
TowBoATs.
ToWboat Republic from the Passes-owed down
9th ult ship Rochester and schr AndrOmeda
brought up brig Yankee Blade
STEAMBOATS,.
Dexter Montgomery from Louisville
ldahOe. Blanks, from Ouachita City
Aloe, Rsdovich from Lower Coast
Flicker, Aucon. from Lafourche
n sharp White. from shreveport
Louise. Hopkins. from Mobile
Lulu ID, Grare. fr m Shreveport
Grey Eagle, BarancO, from Bayou Sara
Bart abe Harrissn, from Shreveport
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPoRT AND
st. Msrys New Orleans, OpeousAs and Great Western
Railroad Ths Morgan Line Steamer
Austin.
with passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brsshesr End Of
the Railroad and Rockpo Texas In connection with the
1904 NJ Feryboa from foot of St. IN street. and sA
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day Of departure from Brsshesr
on application the Railroad Office No 60 Canal street.
Freight received and bills of sding signed to Rockport only
Ferry Landing every day. except Sundays, until
@. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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EACTs = Messrs n Kisner Hollsnas,. NO. as
Poydras street. Manufacturers OF the halakon Bitters:
Genemen-I have examined the patent that granted
by the U. Government for manufacturing the Maakor
Btters and found In the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite and keeO In good order the digestive
organs have prescribed said Bers several tmes and IN
every instance had occasion 10 ascertain their beneficial
effect remain gentleman respectfully your most
obedent A. MEROIER, NJ d., 1873 Canal street.
have examined the patent you hold for the manusct OF
Malskon Bter and find nothing IN the ingredients thereof
calculated njurousy upon the human unless
taken in inordinste quantities Indeed nothing b1 10
cordial aromatic bitter. 8. A. SMITH, M o.
Your Malakoh Bitters, which have examined, do not
contain any ngredents injurious health and be
nended TO those who are in want Of a COED tonic
Yours NJ. SCHUPPERT, n. ID.
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ED UCATIONAL.
4 OUIsIANA STATE sEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State of Louisiana.

I OUIsIANA STATE sEMINARX,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana
ne next Session begins September 7th 1865 and closes
FScUrIIjonsists of fun of instructors IN all
Colleges and universites.
emic Department, including tersry scientific and op
ionA Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
TERss~FoT ali expenses except clothing $40 s2O4 pay.
able in advance balance equal payments January LIST and
cadets any during session. and charged
Address D-F. BOYD, superintendent
MRS @. II. CALDWELL.
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
a Thorough English Education, Modern
Languages and Music,
Vocal and instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRAITURB.
strsngerS Ho,eI.
No. l2s Charities Street, New orlsans
REFERENCES
Rev. DR.. Lescock. New Orleans, La Prof II. Dixon
aOh Judge Simon New Orleans; Prof. II L. Caidss
TransylvSnis University.
VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
Applications win be received for the appointment OF
One Hunded additional Cadets into this Institution Those
entering the months enjoy peculiar advantages
special OF discipline and Instruction. by which
the regular studes which commence
LIST September Circulars will be sent upon application
FRANCIS \. SMITH, Superintendent
LBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOE BOYS,
IHATAwA PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Cew Orleans and Jackson RNlroad-)
Circulars may be obtained application 10 ROBERT
| PITKIN ESQ.,. is andl5 Camp street. New Orleans
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
CPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY.
-yIA-
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick and Direct Route New York. Boston and all East
srn Cites-Tvo Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the South.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through New Orleans Columbus, without change
For Through Tickets in New Orleans sppy at the oce Of
the n o. j. G. n R. R. under City Hotel; at the office OF
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company, lOi Com
Cairo. VIM HUGHIT.
General superintendent Chicago.
W. p. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
b. Y. LONGLEY,
Genl Southern Passenger Agt /, New Orleans
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST zND LArvURoHE INDEPEk
~" DENT PACKET.
I..ves Esv Orleans ever MONDAY Of Pc, FRIDAYS
IaoR IAFoUKCHE,A AND ooASr-IHE NO
pas.ep rer pac ket Nina simmes, W, r Greathosse
Contain: Jos Daeres, CLERK win leave above, return
ps on the every Wednesday and Sunday In day hbk
for freight or passage sp ply on board, or 70
z. D. kELAfcoH, No. q Old Lsyes street,
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOR PENSACOLA, APALACHICOLA, ST.
MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, WAY KEY, TAMPA AND
KEY WEST.
Through bills Of lsding to Columbus, Ga, and Bsnbdge
Ga aud all regular landings ChattshO0chee River also
Fernandna and Jacksonville cheaper than any other
Freight TO New York via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road and steamships connecting at fernandna st lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line s composed Of following Steamship 70
@ the 9Th and 2Oth OF Every Months
Alliance, K T. PARKER, Commander.
Lavaca, L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on SUNDAY. July 5th, st8LE
The steamship Lavaca.
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
VIII her wharf, foot Of Calliope street. above.
taxing freight and for the above named pOr
For freight passage, spPly 70
i. ". PERKINS, Agent,
2 Carondelet street.
n B.-Shippers viii please procure orders from Agents
Nenf bafore sending freight TO the steamsr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-04
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