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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-08-07
RDyy ARE,
NEW RESTAURANT.

T WOULD respectfully inform my
friends and the public generally that
have just opened a new
FIST-CLASS RESTAURANT,
and am prepared to furnish fresh York Riv-
er oysters. Steaks, Outlets, Chops, Rabbits,
Ham and Eggs. and whatever else the mar
llet affords, all of which will be served i'll the
best style Mt moderate prices. Connected
it'll the Restaurant isl
BaP-lsOOm,
in which choice Liquors, Mountain and Bal
timOre Whisky of the best brands, Wines of
all kinds, Cider, Ale and Cigars will be
found. / will also again call attention to the
place at cost. All | ask is call from my old
friends, as am determined to please them.
NnNnln her % 1871 If q NICHOLS
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-08-07

= Iectufer was dlIatIng upon The
power of the magnet, defying any one
to show anything surprising it. A
nearer demured, and instanced young
lady who used to attract him thirteen
miles every Sunday.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-08-07
HlistrIIanruus Advertisements.
ENOCU GRIMES,
STOVES, TINWARE, &C., &C

Dealer in
STOVES, TINWARE, &C., &C.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TllE undersigned respectfully an
L nounces to his numerous friends in the
Counties of0range and Culpeper, that he has
just received direct from the manufactures
a fine and very superior assortment of goods,
Among the articles are
Cooking stoves,
which have no superiors, the first ON the list
no recommendation now, as II stands first
on the list as being the finest Stove in Amer
lea. Second comes the Excelsior" another
rlne and commodiouS stove. This stove is a
large flat top Cook, has very superior furni-
ture, and is second only to the Noble Cook
We have also the Planters Premium, Column
bia, Carroll, Palmetto and the celebrated
Fulton Range, undoubtedly the finest in use
All OF the above stoves he warrants to give
entire satisfaction or no sale. He would be
pleased to have call from some of his coun-
try friends to examine his Refrigerators, as
he Is confident that they will have no more
sour milk or stenched meat, and, moreover,
their RetrigeratOrs will keep sweet all the
time. He also enumerates among his stock
a fine lot of Ice-Cream FreeZerS and Water
Coolers. He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment ofTin-ware, made by very expert
enced worllmen, to which he calls the spe-
cial attention of country merchants. Roof
ing and Spouting in town or country done
on reasonable terms and under his immedi-
ate observation.
Call and see him at his store, 43 King ST.,
Alexandria, Va. ENOCH GRIMES.
p. SHE will take Off 10 per cent. from
any of the above articles to those persons
who have lost all they had by the late ca
lamitous war.
May %, lS6S-ly,
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IS bales cotton Psbur46 Payne. Huntington &co IL
So, ker Sanddge-l3 Perkins, Sc enson &eo-i D-n-u
Dibron-lS trsns Ike Danne.l+ ynrey n rfsHs :
hams SOp-6 A Harrall-3 J B 50 esman D rese a
cobb hides Erancke Dsnnee-5ll or " 40
ID, me t Dbroli-i7 p ~ tallow Withereu-z oNes
mdse Fiske-2 bales osnaburgs skemore Woo drige
Co.'S hds hides 81 hides Converse roncsy-ioi hides 70
order wiiherell-sH5O in specie seix hrag -
box bullion c A Whitney 6c0-Total a naies eotaon
P ILADELPHIA VIA HAvAhA-steamseo Ju9lNs@
Astd NOSE FROM BavSna 30 bxs sugar NhiaruDs-'oo
do ebster &co22s bbs molsses
cigars Chafraix Agar bxs mdse Lcsendran-l case
plspts Diaz- crates IS bbls basket fruit Borns 3ros
PhLRkMO-Bhg C'pqae Sorel--4SSI sxs emons zS oxs
ORANGES rande- 26 do 244 bxs lemons y PrAnd.lio
MESSINA-Bark Abraham Lincoln-loO essesiemons wv
OsXnbSzAsschr Helena Isl bids IS bbs mOls'sss
ii D'Meza -. - ,o.,-- -.
UARDEHAs- Schr Mary Kelley-a2 hides III tierces mo-
MsYAoUf Jsehr d Finney-l6i hhds sugar IS bbls do
43J bb : mOasses AVet -. 4.
MATANZAS-Schr WslcOme-So hhds sugar a couture a
co-lsO do Z TraisgrOs
BOSTON-Bark COra-S23 tons ice @ @ Ice 20
Ma9A>ZAs-Sehr Arthur Buron-4lI hhds % tes noasses
DMsEs
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Reeeinfs Of Produce.

JFFFFRsON-Steam Lizzie HOpkns-92 bales cotton n
J buibudgA &cO-i4 speake buekne ~ Juo Chane *
Bro-lS Juo Phelps 6cO-9 BrpOSs, MeDnsd &eo-o Per
kns SweusOh &cO-6 l. Campbell 6eo-9 clamp Bros &cO
STA s Handersor-5 Aymar 6cO- Clinton a Kicnards-5
AIens She ok Autsy-2 II Wsre SON. COpes. 10
Adams, Coekburn q Howell Kirkpatrick ksith@4 bales
hioes 700 hides bale skins bags wool 6os taioS
Mann &co-42 hides bdls d. Agt . j % Io-z bAes
hides Pneos &c4 bs skins ISL hides Jno ho6 nsoe-
block loRwood Hart &co2t head cattle 40 hogs Schuter
Wrght-5s hogs Inbau Acock &co-2O sides leather and
sundres t. order-Total 253 bales cotton
CAMDEH-Saeamer Judge Fktcher-V bales cotton 70
Jno Chafe Bro-2l Felowes Fergu'on HsrvsVl0 DO
Osekby-a z His gins &co-6 II X Garter &co-b Kan
dali Aeo-5 " FuersOn &cO-5 Wood, Mathews &co-9
YeAtu an 6co-2 Waddy Thompson &co-2 Chas Brun-3
NJ Greenwood SON. x l. Adzms-l Juo NIXON &so-l TO
rouet A-sundies OrderiOtal loo bales cotton
MONTGOMERY-SissmerV iso--5O9 bales cotton Lehman
Keweass 6co7s do Max. Levy &'o-5O Britton Moore
SUI dnes 20 order--TOtai 6s7 b ses cotton
Neutrality-suspicious. Bart Able-B bales cotton 70
Jno Phelps &co-34 Burbridge AGO l5 Speake Suck
prr-l3 app Bros &eOlO ID Camobell 6c1-6 Richardson
Mays do Garter &eO5 do Warren. Crawford &eo-4
Jno Nixon &eO3 henderson-l bale hides z! hides 70
Jno Phelps &eoO6 ndAu Ayeock &O-sundres to or
dei-foial lS9 bales cotton =
LOWER GOAS t-stsamer Aoe-H bbls rice A Socola-z
bales mos. C Kohn-sundres 10 order
LAFOUkCHE-Stesm-r Flicker bales moss Cherot-
DO Buckhauss-2 SKIS rice Dutre-li ods hides ber-
thelot subdres Order Co.,.
MORLE-S,samer sarah so bales cotton Jurey Harris
ID lag do Lehman &cO-li cotton gins Mckn
ney a Ibomss--l7 bbis turpeutne Smith &eo-s 40
bsss.e-suudres 70 ordsr-ToIal 50 bales cotton
JEsUI1is BEND-Lugger hagents-5o bbls potatoes 10
n Barrels .
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BkALOS SANTIAG0-Stea hip c HARRISON SKIS oats
go ribs ~ 81 bis potatoes $50 balls hay and suudres
PENsAC LA-stesmship Aisnce- I7s bbls -four Is bbls
pork 50 hos whisky ~ sks and sunddss
LlNEkPOOI- ship t0n2S5 bales Gotten 100 slaves
kUAfAN lSLND-Schr Electric Sparks b0s -four
and sundries
BELlZE-schr MarthA Am 3 bills -four and sundres
SAGUA LA GkANDE-Sehr OnwArd-ISO empty barrels
bARCELONA-Brg PSblo-2O0 bale cotton 7J05 slaves
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BRAZOS sANrTAGO-st smship Harris-sg50 in
currency ssse6 specie Texas Exprss-sl9 do q Ora
ham &eos6S25 10 currency Treasur,sls2 do Schmidt
Zeleler-5O bales Frsncke Dannee-9B hides
Pilshury &ro-s44 " bdls sdins Galloway CassadA
T Lonsdale-sundries 10 nrder
MN YORK-Stezmshp Crescent Chy-Astd mdse
IkpIANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clinton
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Gommerrial cantsIligenrE.
osHsOssI oIr,ca. NO. y o4zs sTszs-.

CoTToN-There is no marked variation OF any
kind 10 notice in the market. Advices from Liv-
erpool and New York to-day we're slow in coming
10 hand, and on receipt were generally pro.
nounced conflicting and unsatisfactory. Most
factors and holders here continued firm, however,
but buyers were shy throughout. and the sales
which barely footed up $50 bales we're effected
AT such irregular prices that we are still unable TO
furnish reliable or even closely approximating
quotations.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
Ar this PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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Narins 5nteIIigsnts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP srRKEr, I
Tuesday, April 81, l563.
feared Yesterday.

CA whitney &eo
Steamship Alliance. Broker for Pensacola Perkins
ship Trenton Brp Eeunersy for Liverpool kohiuson
Schr Flsetric Spark, Cornell, ior Rustan Masef
Schr Martha Ann sane, for Belize. IN 4 f0oie
schr onward, Banker, for sagua la Grande
Schr Sea Bird Mcclellan for Pensacola Mas or
Bng Pablo .span), Denis, for Barcelona Pu g Bros
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Castle aarnss,
CIR or JErrrssos. April Il. 1858.

Arrived yesterdsy-523 Texas Beeves, 3l5
Calves and YearliDgs 2O4 Hogs and ll2O sheep.
Sold yesterdsy-255 Texas Beeyes, 81 Calves and
on sale-393 Texas Reeyes, le4 Calves and
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Ia KEsAIs.AN0E LoUi-iAsAIsE'
EEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES.
Devoted TO Southern INTEREST,".
CSsven Years Of kxistsncel

Ia, most eemmAndsbe publication families and osuun,
people practice the elegant French language reviews
the country Orleans American press interesting
facts Of In sSS ssS S Ss s
bseray and scientific productions Of the day and gyes
snsodotss and all that oompOsss FIRST class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: 90 PER ANNUk
rOs "A pages Of Ia RENAlssANCs are edited on =
played with reading matter IN each PAGE ths. y axes the
JOB Printing done in ell languages Cont 'trsss corner
.CBE GREAT ErFICAClOUssE ss oF
Asrs srPsnlt Co.. Lodges syrqP o. aoss ESQ;
Co, Chemists 70 H. d. Prince Napoleon, a. Paris
best follow in LymphAic and scroiuous see
lions well various Cutsneous diseases The public
sdieS ss Sg professor Sirsctsd the CHEMIST
SS1s SsnPS S T sas q ns he Fncs EbSs
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
GTimsnlis IOdred syrup Of Horse Rsdish not IN fs
elementary and cagse state but in the state odhydre ACID
oOd Liver on.
Chsnlsi L and r Du wIEDES,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FKKscH EnsAssr Az VIENNA I
Vienna, August e. 1868
Esssrx siinsult Co, Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed 70 his Excellsny tia
have the sSRO, 70 inform ySH 1 that pSs =
6hsmlstsn Germany. PHREEI
CLAPP BROS. n co.,
GEO. L CLAPP, EMORY CLAPP, J. ]. GIDIEREJ
| Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
SO UNION STREET.
| New Orleans
A BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.
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Relay ConinE Up.

Steamship Cleopatra. --, from London, 70
brdge Ocean
Ship Msudslie Galy. from liverpool Feby list
Bark A Roberts, Doak, from Havana, 20 Aves
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Arrived Yesterday.

ste'mship Junlas Hoxie, from Philadelphia ~ inst via
Havsna 10th, TO Creevy, Nickerson &cp-2d district
Steamship Ricnsrds idom 'ndsnoa and Galveston,
TO A - h tney &cO-ist district l6
Steamship Morgan. Lewis from Brashear City, TO Whit
&co-l,t district
Bark abraham Lncolu Bonfaute from Messini, to Pr
tandelo-Pont
Bark Cora, Bangs from Boston. 20 master-POiBt
Brig Cirque Soelle QtsD, Tuzeulo, from Palermo, to
Grand,-roint
sehr HssnS Brio Agnsw. from Matan1As. to DeMeHa-
schr Mary Kelly, Mitchell from Cardinals to PUG Bros
Point
Schr Wrisht Freeman, from Boston. TO mastsr-Poin
scbr Arthur Burton, Frohock from Matsnzas 80 master
Point .
er &co-Punt
schr Firney Towusend from Mayaqusz, Porto Rico, TO
Cioldenbow Kelley
% distric Is
Lugger DeSoIo - from Laourche to master2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Iiaz'e Hopkins, Roots. firm Jefferson
Judge fletcher kee ing, from smien
Vigo, Norton, from Nontsomery
Bart Able. HArIissn, 5rOm ShTevepOr5
Aloe, Rzdovich. from Lower Coast
Flicker Aucoin from Lafourche
Sarah, Deerng nom, Mobile
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2lst inst, at s n
EOR VAN BUREN. FORT SMITH, LITTLE
IL Ock. Pine Bluff ana ali way sndings-the No pas
senger steamer Ca. oifae, W. ID. safeman master VIII
leave above For resht passage apply on ooA a. OF 70
WINBURH LORD. Agents, ~ drawer street
DOUGLAS DONOHUE, 2fenouPiioaas street.
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Arr,vea Sunday.
STEAMBOATS,.

steamship Crescent City Homes, fom New York Eth inst,
90 Wood 4 LudWiE sen--2d distr &
Steamship Harris Beckett from BraEOs Santiago, 10
Whitney Hco-2d district Is
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Rece,pt, Inv RaIIroad..

NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS& GREAT WESTERN
% hTds sugar L. pene Fere-2 do bb mOssses Cou-
Tet-3 bales cottonJ Couret-l2 do MOuton-3 do
Charpenter-l bae wool FellOwes, Ferguson HerveY3
hides Dufour q do Fsto Bruesse &co-27 90 ID do
coski Deblalc-223 head cattle and sundes 70 order
Total is BALE cotton
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indiana, Neal. from Louisville
Noble Able. Green. from st Louis
Swzlios. Macsrty, from Cincinnati
G Brown, Bassrtt, from Lower COast
Ibervi'lu. tiross, from Bayou ARA
sins SHINES, Greenhouse, from La ourche
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vICKsHUR9.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, s.6rE
THOR va ESHU 20, NATCHfZ. AND ALL IN
III ternedlafe landingp-Ths steamer cen. Oultmaa.
making ali Coast iardings.
sIHNOTT ADAMS IS Commercial Place
The Gen. Qutman connects Rt VicksDurx 9TH
seansrs Countess and Calumet for YaEoo and
Rivers steamers Julia and R0bcon for st Louis Mem
phis End all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY III esDAY ATBPE
UICKsHUEG. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. B. Nail Packet. in pAse Of the X
L. LEE The steamer
GOV Allies,
mo W. CANNON, Massss,
win shove vieksburg Matches Grand Cult Rod.
ney Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara B.ton
Rouge, adsOnville, and all intermediate landings
The Gov. Allen mates close connections with
CALUMET at VieksbuTg for all landings YsEOc river
For freight having unsurpassed Ddaons
Apply board
SINFoTT ADAMS, Is Commercial Pia<oL u
A BRITI0k CO., Is Front street. q
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
nNHE UNDFRsuRNED, WISHING TO ESrAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF rowsge and 20 oer
Greater facilities the shipping erng and leaving tn
port, have combined the following Tovboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
WicacO and Reliance.
The pumher aAd power Of the associated Line Of
Twboais guarantee that detention will either AZ
VIZ PETER MARCY Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER & ZU BEkB ER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., Lima
Associated Ohice, IS Csrondelet street. stairs.
], @. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FITZENRITER,
Lsvse Agents.
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OUACHITA RIVER


INDEPENDENT PACKET REGULAR oUACHITA
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on wEDN EsDAl. April z2d. stsr.u
LVOR CAM DEN, TRENTON MONk0s. HARRI-
sOnburC Columbia. Trinity and all nfermedate landings
black and Luachita Rivers The splendid steamer
J. W. Blanks Master A. Breard and W. T. Norris Clerks.
will above For fret ht passsge apply board
Orto WINBURN A LORD, Agents 60 Graver street.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oRLEANs REGU-
LAF PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, a5RM
EOR CANDIES, ARKADELPHIA, ALABAMA
Landing, Ouseha City. steripe leading, Port Union,
Trenton Monroe, Columbia, HarsOnburg, Trinity. and In
termedae a dings Black aud Ouachita RiversThe
Hhcent, fast-rnnniDg passenger packet
VicksburR.
T. A. BLANKS, Master; @. PRES WORK, Clerk,
Win leave positively For freight passage apply
!. GEO d. HTTE, Agent II rchoupitoulAs ST.
WINBURN h LORD, 50 Gravier street.
WM. N. SURL~. l6 New Levee street
The vICKsBURG connects with No steamers for all
oi on Bout river D. rboune, Bayou BarthO0mev and
a inc riye aud the hne steamer IRENE
Camden and rkadephia city
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MEMPHIS.
REGULAR SATURDAY WEEKLY MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. atsP.E
Commencing SATURDAY, April IS, 1868.
LOB MEMPHIS, THE BENDS. AND ALL IN
Iermedate landings sne new steamer
Frank Pargoud.
j. W. ToBIN, Master; GEO. WILLIAMS. Clerk;
VIII leave above. staterOOms be secured the
Office Of sIENoTT a ADAMS. Agents,
Is Commercial Place
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DUENA VISTA ENGLISH
CiAS SICAL SCH 90 l..


iASSICAL HOOL.
Having returned Caer OF three years. TO my
former home in the vicinity of Franklin, Tenn
will open MONDAY the 10th of September next an In
Rish ar Classical School, for the education Of Boys.
The locality Of this lnstitusos delightful combining all
the advantages country The grounds ample
andw bagain beautned and adorned with Onamentatree
and shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and being
repanted repapered receaned and repurhed that
locality whole country will be more healthful
The discipline School will be mild and parental but
nrm decided and every effort will be made to develop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal the School prepared to board ten Twelve
Terms for Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department o.
Higher Branches Mathematics and Classics each extra 90
Board per month"; including fuel and lights. 400
Contingent
Washing at laundress' prices
JAMES McNUTT. Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno NcGsvock, Gen. NJ
F. DeGranenreid Col W ON. Perkins, R. II. Bradley ESQ.,
Col W. s. McLemore j. B. McEwen, ESQ., Col John Ia
House, Rev. A n Cunningham, D. D., Rev. Francis r.
Davis Dr. s. Park, John Carter ESQ, r. NJ Ewing,
ESQ., Judge p @. 8. Perkins, J. W. Nicely, RObt p. Moss
ames Allison.
". Sanders Gen VIM Terry, c. s. A, Randall MeGsvock
ESQ., ssul. Crockett, ESQ.,, Thomas Wood, ESQ, Rev.
fLacy, J. @. Graham, G. @. Tate, Stephen McGsvock
James NJ wherry, wythe county; Gen James A Walker,
Dr. Edwin WATSON, j. b. Alexander ESQ.,, Rev Dsnl B.
Ewing. James NJ. Coyd. ESQ.,. Pulaski county
ERANKLIN ....
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
los Vine Street, between Fourth and FIFTH
B. ALLISON, Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of, and Dealers in
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION.
stereotyping and Electrotypins
In all their various branchesBOOks Music Patent Neil.
cine Labels and Directions Jobs- Wood o.ts. Etc Etc
| NOTICE-THE ooPARTNERsHIP HEREToFoRE
~ exis'9g in Iris city, under the style OF RlodARo
Richard Flower charged with the settlement OF the affairs
Of the late firm, and viii continue the Commission and Fac
| RICHARD FLOWER,
New Orleans Ware l.Isss
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES
LEXINGTON. VA
mis- Institution is In full operation ready
Cadets rem the South period Of the SUMNER aHdto
take charge Of them for the whse year
The vacancies IN the Faculty BY the death OF Gems stone
wall Jackson Rodes and Cutchheld have been supplied By
the appointment Of Gens W Curtis Lee, Col W. B. Bsi
and Col J. w. Massis with the addition Of Capt Jsha
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Address the undersensd tkANCIs H. SMITH,
| suDerintendent
A DAMS, COCKBURN n HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS GAIT,
| goHx ID An.x, late Dean Adams Gsn; p. J. CocKsuu
| formerly of Oaksy, Hawkins Co.; O. L
| HOWE Lake Providencs)
|
NO. 70 UNION srRKkT. NEW oRLzAHR
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA Oh NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK. ON tn - 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTE, the day before when those dates fall
sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. n DARLINGTON. Agent,
III West street, New York.
W. II. WEBB President; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
OfRcA 81 Exchange Place, New York
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yhs Hen GrIsaus Gresftnt Tnssaag april a, l6hb.


gTEAUSHI2S-.-STkA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. MORGAN LINE o. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
r,ox GALVESTON AND ISDIANoLA-rHE
following iron low pressure steamships form 'Ai'
Line:
w. 9. Hewes..-.!. Q. Harris. s. s:s,n:
Aiabs ma ........... q. escs nt.-.....; "a .rx an.
nintes ;:,..'''.'''.''
steamship clinton.
j. LEWIS, Commander.
win sail on WEDNESDAY. April 2ad, ats
ortreght or passage apply to
CHAs A. WHITNEY co.. Agents.
SO and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the Office
UNoR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers take the Ferry Boat opposite jackson square
on SUNDAYS and THU RSDAYs, at7H veock A NJ, and
Brssbear City u taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brsshesr for Galveston.
Josephine.................. j. NJ LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAfs
rVERy DAY sandsys excepted at the once Of the Ope
iOus-s Railroad COnpsny No 90 Canal street, or Al the
f''i' --"O'Aa' w O. ". R BAYLEY, Superintendent
CORPUS CHRISTI.
MORGAN LINE U s. MAIL STEAMERS.
NOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPORT
md St. low pressure wheel iron steamship
Austin,
s p FARwELL, Commander.
VIII leave on TUESDAY, April 2st, at P. NJ, from her
wharf fo,t of ST. Joseph carrying the u mails
The Austin will 20 to ROckpOrt landing freight and pas
for Corpus Christi St Mary at that place
For freight passage apply to
CHAs A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
81 and 50 Camp street
CENTRAL AMERICA
HONDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
| UNDER CONTRACT WITH TIE BELIZE GOVERN
| MENr.
| To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY of Every Month,
| Commencing Saturday, Dec. %, att O'clocEPA
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HoNDUkAs'
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind.
| 1T woRRILL Commands.
| For freight or passage apply to
| BROOKS, MACDONALD CO., Agents.
| 50 Carondelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
| for Santo Tomas. Onca. Ysabel
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WATERING PLACES.

Il
NEW ORLEANS AND MANDEvILLE DAILY PACKET
- COMPANY.
FOR VAUDEVILLE. LFwIsBURG AND MADISON
WILLIE.
LOB VAUDEVILLE. LEwIsBURG AND
Madjsonvie-The elegant Owpressure steamer Cameia'
Can't W. L. COZZENs having unsurpassed accommodations
for passengers and Height purchased for this trade
and will commence her regular daily trips 10 the above places
on or about the 2sh April continuing in the trade summ
and Winter Arrangements will be made for the Transports
ton of freight and passengers to and from COvingtOn
For further information apply to
COHEN VI. SOFIA, Agent,
Is and % UDio" street.
FOR WATERING PLACss-MoRGAN LINE U. g.
Mail Steamers
NOR BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN.
kssissip ri City Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagoua-
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The lovprsssure iron steamer Frances, OApt
GEO j. BLAKEsLkE, will make regular trips TO above
places foOws arrival PontchartrAn Railroad trains ~
on TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS "a N train
On SATURDAYS. II u rsin-on tins ZIP gong 70 ra'os
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings; Paseagouls every SVNDAh
NOON.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented By
had weather or low water further information apply 70
OHAs. A. WHITNEY co., gents,
90 and 81 Camp street.
NB-At Pass Christian stOppage made emily at the Cen
trail wharf
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. April 2Sd. at5R.
LOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VlOkS-
IL burg aud all intermediate landiDgs-lhe
Belle Lee,
A. hcGILL. Master; A. MARTIN Oerk,
plan other cabin can be seen and passage
and freight engaged 81 the ofice OF
SINNOTT ADAMS IS Commercial Plaza
THOs. KEEFFE. IS POydras street.
Leaves on SATURDAY. May 3D. at 5PE
EOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKS-
burg and all intermediate landngs-fhe hne low pres
Richmond,
j. slut NEAL, Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK Olerft
WIN leave sb. plan Of the cabin can be seen and
passage and freight engaged at the onhco OF
sINNOTT ADAMS. Agents 70 Commercial Fscc
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OPELOUsA@.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 5P
ENCE OREL0DsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Fare and all landings the Coast AtchAfalsya River
and Bayou Courtsbleau-The good and safe steamer
Starlight, Gus T. Loualer master, NJ KeDIson
sunary at ~ O'Clock For freight passage apply
on board
BLOCH BROS, lg Com mon street n o..
D. HINCkLEY SON Washington. La
j. SThe steamer Ami Wag,ey at Washington
with steamer Bull Frog and barges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and will siRn through bills Of aiding.