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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

WILMINGroN AND READING RAiLRoAD.-Thc
recent strike of portion of the men hired by
sub-contractors, along certain sections OF this
road, and their subsequent violent proceedings
to prevent others from working, is not likely to
seriously retard the progress Of the work. II the
sub-contractors allow the work to lag they lose
the contract, and Messrs Wiley " Co. can send
their own men there. This firm being perfectly
responsible, and having heavy pecuniary inter
est in completing the work according to contract,
the Railroad Company feels but little interest in
the present disagreement
The weather is much more calculated to retard
operations than the strike, but bad as it has been
it has not seriously delayed the grading of the
road Before the work was commenced at all, u
calculation was made as to the probable progress
by which it was found that the masonry and
graduation could be completed by the 10th of
December next one year from the signing of the
contract The work is now somewhat in advance
of what 1t was then calculated that il would he
at this time. There is no cause to doubt that the
grading will be finished by the above named time
and portions of the track laid, so it is confidently
expected that part of the road will be in run
ming order before the annual meeting in January
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

"A new method of computing interest On
any number of dollars at six per cent. ap-
pears very simple. Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number of days of
interest desired, separate the right hand fig
ure, and divide by six; the result is the
true interest of such sum for such number
of days, at six per cent. This rule is so
simple and so true, according to business
usage, that every banker, broker, merchant,
or clerk should post it up for reference and
use. There being no such thing as fraction
in it, there is scarcely any liability 70 error
or mistake. By no other arithmetical pro-
cess can the desired information be obtained
with SO few figures.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
lelalrare Tribnite
Thursday, April 23, 1868.

VERY CONSIDERABLE ALARM manifests itself
among the numerous friends of jeff Davis,
North and South, at the prospect that he
will probably be tried under the administra-
ton of President Wade,a aud therefore stands
some chance of getting justice That being
The very thing he doesn't want, he had bet
Ter forfeit his bail and stay away.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

news descriptions of the Kuklux Klan, and
IL is decidedly the latest, if not the last SEN
sation. 1t really seems little worth while
to make so excessive a demonstration over
this particular feature of the lawcss violence
prevailing at the South. 1t has been very
long since life and property were really safe
there, and at no time since the ireachery oi
johnson have the bushwhackers, thieves,
and ruilians who now constitute this new
organization of crime, been thoroughly sup
pressed, or kept in fear of wholesome pun
ishmcnt Tliis Kuklux may be new form
OF the old monster, but it is substantially
the same spirit Of outrage and violence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

SCARCITY of CoRN AND FoDpER.-In the lower
part of this county there is a great scarcity of
corn and fodder. This is owing TO the early set
ting in of winter and the lateness of the spring.
1t is said that many of the farmers who always
had surplus OF feed have now hardly any, and
that scarcely bushcl of corn is to be found
amongst the farmers in the ncghborhood OF Della
ware City and st. Georges. One farmer in the
ncighborhood of Delaware City, who has two hun
dred head of stock on hand has not two days feed.
Another farmer had reached the bottom of his
strck, which he has not done for twenty years,
and found there quantity of fodder, that had
was as good as the first day it was pulled from the
sfnlk P,tUbt;ruD
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.

AFRICAN Union M. p. CoNFERENCE-Th
annual Conference of the societies of the African
Union Methodist Protestant Charch, in the States
Of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey,will
be held in this city the 25th inst, in the African
Union Church.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

Why NoI?-Thc DeiawGreda says of the Sol
diers and Sailors Convention, in this city, that
"The sole aim and purpose of which seemed to
be, Judging from the report Of their proceedings
to secure the soldiers vote for the Radical Presi-
DENTAL candidate"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

EXTENSIVE BuIrpIvG OrERATIoNs.--The Re-
publican states that preparations are being made
hood of Ninth and Pine and Lombard streets.
Two carpenter shops have been erected on the
ground for convenience for the erection of SO
many buildings. The board fence enclosing the
lot at Tenth and Delaware Avenue, near The old
Buttonwood tree, has now been pulled down.
preparatory to commencing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

HoUsESTRrcK IY ii iGHTNiSG.-Tlusrdaym
ing, at about O'Clock, house occupied by Mr.
Collins, in Middletown, was struck by lightning.
Mr. Collins and his family were in bed at the time
in the part of the house struck, but luckily cs-
capped uninjured. The house was but slightly
Injured
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

USiouE ADVERTISEMENT A gentleman has
handed us an advertisement he took from tav-
ern door in Cecil County, Maryland, of which the
following is a verbatim copy:
''Fe Briary 10 inthc 1868 notice the sip scri
Bcr will Offer at privct aal anse COW with caf enc
Bo De wishs to B col an i'm this from me
William II. Breeding can find i'm ner Boys Mill"
The translation of the above is as follows:
February 10th inst, 1868. Notice. The sub
scribcr will offer at private sale, nice COW with
calf. Anybody wishing to buy call and see him.
This from me, William Ii. Breeding. Can find
him OF Bows Mill.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

A Greek coin of great age has just been
brought to England from India where it was
discovered. 1t is OF gold, and is by weight
worth eleven guineas. The owner has re-
fused f700 for It,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

4 Railroad to the West.

At the regular meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Board Of Trade, on Tuesday even
ing, the following important prcamblcs and rcsa-
lutions were introduced by j. I. Head, and on
motion adopted. The committee 10 examine
into the matter has not yet been announced by
the President. When appointed we trustits mem
bers will cnergctcally and promptly act. 1t is
no visionary scheme, but grand and practicable
enterprise, which is well worth attention and
effort.
The resolutions accepted were as follows:
WHEREAS, The Press and various parties inter-
estcd are discussing and agitating the propreiy
of Il Railroad connection from Hanover Junction,
York County, Penn, TO the town of Oxford, in
Chester County; thus forming, with the present
completed road from Hanover Junction 10 Get
tyshurg, and with mn already surveyed and prac-
ticable continuation of the route west from
Gettysburg, short and complete connections with
Cincinnati and the West via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad also to Pitt>burg via the Pittsburg
and Connelsyc R.R now in course OF extension
east OF Connesville, and at the same time OPEN
ing ont the shortest and most direct line via
Wheeling or otherwise, from the Atlantic Ocean
hy means of the Pacific Railroad system, to the
Great West and to the Pacific Ocean, and
WHEREAS A continuation of the line from Ok
ford to the City of Wilmington, a distance OF say
20 miles, by means of chartered privileges already
existing, will open out this grand project to the
Delaware Bay and to the Atlantic, at the nearest
and best practicable point, by continuous line
from Chicago. st Louis and the great West, at
least 80 miles shorter than aay other completed
,ystem therefore,
Resoiced, That the Board of Trade of the city
of Wilmington deem il proper TO investigate the
merits and practicabilily of constructing Rail-
road from Wilmington 10 Oxford, with view to
best develop the local trade iu that direction,
and at the same time to make the proposed direct
connection with the West and with the Pacific.
Resoiced, That the President of the Board Of
Trade appoint special committee of thrte to re-
port upon the whole subject at an early date.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
The Freaks of the Lightning-BuiIding
Struck-Barn Burne6-A EnteA House.

The lightning during the thunder storm Of
yesterday, was unusually destructive We stated
yesterday some of it's doings, in the striking and
destruction of dwelling at New CASTLE and OF
another at Middletown. To-day we have further
particulars.
TiIE FIRE AT MiDDLETowS.
A house on Lake street, owned by E. T. Evans
was struck about o'clock, tearing the east end
completely out, but fortunately doing no other
damage This house seems to have something
singular about it. About four years ago the same
building very badly damaged by lightning.
1t then stood upon another lot. Mr.. Evans then
had it moved to its present site and repaired,
when again in June, 1866, it was completely de-
molished by lightning. instantly killing one of
Mr.. +. Stevens Children II little girl about four
years old. Mr. Stevens left the house, and The
owner had it repaired and leased it to Mr.. Col
lins, who has lived in il up to yesterday morning
when it was again made vacant by the electric
intruder Singular to say II was struck precisely
in the same place upon the two former occa-
sOns.
IARY nunxnp NEAR ODESSA.
Yesterday morning, ut an early hour. during
the storm, large barn, owned by Mr. j.. Il.
Nurney on Long Island. near Odessa. was struck
tie, and several horses are also reported To- have
pcrished in the flames. Mr.. Norncy resides in
Philadelphia. The amount of his loss is not re-
ported to us.
TEN PIN ALLEY STRUCK.
| In this city, the damage done was not great.
hut several premises were struck, among them
being the tcn-pin alley adjoining DIR. Browns
residence The building was but ten feet high.
while house but forty feet from it and at least
fifty feet high escaped uninjurcd. The end oi
the building struck Was pretty badly splintered.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE STRUCK.
| The large double residence of Mr.. Heald and
| Mr.. l.hmmot, on Delaware Avenue was alsp
struck Tie electric fluid is believed to have
passed off by the proper conductor, but il shatter-
| cd the plastering somewhat, and alarmed the in
mates. .-Fiiday's Commercial
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
az ooo hale. and on stock of American g increase

80 900 bales, and on stock Of American an increase
Our market for the week has been quiet, att
regular prices. closing quiet put s.eaay 81 , .ne
ircIndipr sO9s bales to spinners, 2ol6 bales to
speculators and PISA bales TO exporters, Oh Wnicn
l4OO bales were 10 transit.
The offerings of Cotton for the hrst three GAYS
Ann even In face Of declining Liverpool market
and continued light demand from our own spin
neTs. There is now more willingness to meet the
market, and the offerings are fully up to the de-
The receipts at the ports continue to decline
and show that the amount TO be received Tor tne
balance of the season can hardly exceed oo'OOO
bales.
The exports from this port for the week nave
been 10 Liverpool. 1924 bales; to Bremen, 53I
bales; TO Hamburg, l6O bales. Total exports
1921 bales.
The Dry Goods market unchanged.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
RECENT. Of Proauce.

yTCKsBuRg- Steamer Gen Qu,man-22 bales cotton TO
J Burnett &cO- Warren CraSiOid &co4 LOnsdale-3
~ hiicomb-2 Aiken Raney-2 Champlin-l X Pritch-
srd-l Richardson NAL Musson &eo-55 SKIS cotton
seed Alcge-l35 90 Union Oil Co5oO do MAY 90
Kenneth Bell-s9 do Greene Bros-6I do A Magn-
nis5 bbs oil Druhsn- 100 bbs line Kearny 81 Is
co-55OO eet lumber bxs butter bxs tobaecO Downg
leo ks potatoes to orders k onions AXIS potatoes ~ Dds
co.'s bbls onions Bicrman-25 ks potatoes Taylor
IL bb potatoes Hrsch5 hides hhds hides bbs tslow
OUACHTTA CITY-Steamer Vieksburg-2 bales cotton
payre Huntington &c-E Newman &eO25 ks cation seed
Ald,ge27OO slaves Babit Bros-l3 hides Weil-22 do
ba hides Hall YOUng-l do bales wool srancke Dan
neel-5 head cattle &cOl8 do Molyneaux-3 do
Ia hogs IL sheep @ Noel &co-sundr IS TO order
Craps BLUFF-Steamer 81 Nieholas-9 bales cotton
co.. Alcus, sneTck Autey-l bag cotton DAVID bbs
pecans Bouiipny Escaponl bags wool Dsvid-l hides
rolls leather let old iron asasquere bales wool
IS hides bdl hides l. Couret-l bdl hides AZ hidos
Wsiusey &cO- bales hides Hail. Young Seo-i od hides
Bayy &eo-99 bd hides 10 bs es hides bale skins sack
beeswsx Dbl do III hides Pardsr-l bs es hides Cason
Masks 6co-2 bales wool hides Beraud Gibert2l bos
potatoes Avet Cambon-5 head cattle Waimsey AGO
% do B,akshear A Miller-9 do McQuoid Mehe-a do
Iphau Aycock &co-sundrss ordeTota Il bales cotton
BAYOU DIES Gt AINS-Steamer ksDkakee-l4 bales cot
ton bales 40 cotton seed2 bbs moasses III tons
iron p 900 feet amber and sundries to order
JEsUITSi BEND Steamer Thos hsy--55 bbls rice j
Foeste-2O bbs potatoes Estopena Legerl bols onions
q 0 string. garlic AVID sundres 20 order - -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cspegas-l3S SKIS potatoes
sure oo.,, ca. ,ooo,
feet lumber Is bbls N
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-Schr Rebecea-50O bbs sand 4
ST CHARLES PARIsH-Luggsr Esperancsmg bbls po
tatOes 10 order
UPPER COAST -Lngxers St Joseph, stc-I2i bbls onion
9l9 bbis potatoes and sundries 20 order
JEsUiTS' BEND-Lugger La PrOvesee-l5 bblS potatoes
to order
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Lem Orleans St,pnfp Jlaratl.
orzsuy-r oyyicz. no. % cAs, sxsz,
Thursday Evening. June :. iooa ,

OrxadTvT OTffcn. no. - OAo. D.eco-st
Thursday Evening. June g. iS6a }
Nothing has traDspired 10 general hnanelsI
circles to-day worthy OF specia nOte' uoiu
opened in New York this morning az lSSs. against
ll0t, the closing rate lsst evening. AZ M "
was nuoted al 100 and at P. B. closed at =.
Rates 10 this market have disclosed but little va,
Tiaijop of any kind, and with limited supply and
Demand operations have been restricted 70 tne
appended actual sales, viz $1,000 Cold az lS54'
1000 do. at 1885,, 5000, 5000, So 0Oo 90
at l4O. Sales Of Silver comprise only lO1V
American halves at 1861. and we now quote Gold
IS9I6l4O, American Silver coin l359Gl36t, and
Mexican dollars l42l9l434.
FOREIGN ExcHAHGE-There Is little or no varia-
tion TO notice in the movement under this headlDg
to-day. The Offering supply OF commercial oter
ling and Francs continues OF very restricted
character, while the remittance demand indicates
no Improvement whatever. Rates, however, are
firmly maintained, as will be seen by the sub
Joined statement of actual transactions, viz !:
fIOOO Al commercial at l54, and tlOOO 90: al
1914 10000 bank Francs at 1881, 3oOOOt.,
5O.0OOf. and loo, 000f. al commercial do at 36Is
We now quote bank Sterling l54{9l55, clear
bills Ib351l54 bill of lading bills l5S@ l534 bank
Francs 3.66l@3.62t, and commercial DO 5'oS4D
SCH -,
alteration TO notice IN the movement in Domestic
Exchange since our last. Offerings OF slgat aud
short sight exhibit no Improvement whatever
while the demand by RENTERS continues on the
same limited scale as noticed during the past few
DAYS. Actual purchases by banks and bankers
10 day comprise only the annexed amounts, viz
$4,000, $4,000 $40, 900 and $50 900 New YORK
commercial sight at premium, and slO,OOO and
SIC, 600 do. at Is ~ cent. premium. we SUI
ouote u cent. premium at bank and parrot 9
cent. premium out Of doors for sight checks OF
Northern cities. ..
UNouRRKHT NOTEs AND SEcURrTIEs-Operationi
under the above heading still show no improve
ment whatever, City notes are inactive ant
irregular /; Louisiana State and Bank OF Louisiana
notes continue almost totally neglected, while tn
movement in all classes of stocks and bonds re
mains nominal. The total sales reported to-da.
have been confined TO the annexed Tin,nl
amounts, viz $1,000 and $1,000 City notes at 3S
cent discount levee State bond at 4Osc
dollar, and 40 shares Crescent Railroad Compan
stock at l0lA per share.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
TmnOrta

LIvERPooL-sbip Moss ROse9l bars railroad iron 900
bxs tin states 20 csks soda ash and 50 drums soda
10 order-O pkgs eathenwsTe csks wine Mayer Bros-4t0
bxs tin plate KaufDan5 900 states Prshn &co-350O
40 i Davidson 4 Hll-lS0 csks beer j Forsall Som
ukgs Tea 40 csks vine 61 csks spts McStea Vue65 bxs
tin plate Excelsior Man CO pkgs eafthenwAre Hays fun
stall &cO .
INDiANoLA ANO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W Hewes
6 pol hides 424 hides NJ CO-47 hIdes bdl hides
bales cotton So bagr wool Where &eoll2 bdl skins
69 hides L Mann &co6 bales cO n Jno Phelps &co-ll
sNs wool bdl ordeT-2 bales ospsoerss Bakemore
Woodbridge Aco-l9 do Jennings, WICK, Bro-6 do j
steedman- do Payne. huntington &co2 do Bur ridge
kco-l SKIS wool Henderson-Sl3O In specie oos tai
low keg do Fraucke DsnneeSl5 hides IL bdl hides to
Prsbury- $40 spere Kstz Bornett-S3D do Roam
berg S & BPS head cattle McQuod Menle--sundrss
10 orier-rotal bales cotton SlSi9 IN specie
PENsAC LA-Sch Coral5 tons chains tons anchors ~
bbls tuIpentine TO order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu Of Horse Car Every SUNDAY MOREING, at O'clock.
An Extra Train will leave the O,ty Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after April 9Th the Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day. Is cents. Pas
for GENTLY notify the Conductor TO depart
are Of Train Genty stationFiteen cents esch
GEO. fANDEL1, denerh cupt
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05

Orr or JxrrzEsos. june s,

Orr JsFrKRsos, june s, 1858.
Arrived yesterday-l5l Texas Beeves, Calves
and YearliDgs, IS Hogs and AZ sheep. sold yes
terday-353 Texas Beeves, lie Calves aud Year.
lings, 8 Hogs, 1871 Sheep and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-l3S7 Texas Beeves, 1888 Calves
and Yearlings, S72 Hogs, 572 Sheep and 70 Mich
Cows. We quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AMI
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at l:S0 p NJ,
making connections with Trains FOR Vicksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the NORTH ana
East = - .-..-. -.
ATCOMxoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
NJ going as far Brookhsven. Returning, leave
Brookhsvtn At $50 A. n on MONDAYS, arriving IN NeS
Orleans at IL:
dsy going north AID Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except sundays
T. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent.
JAMFS YON0E, General Freight Agent
I'D WARE, General transportation Agent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
receipt. by Kailroads.

NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs & GREAT WESTERN
80 bales cotton q Whitney &co-6 do Mann &eo-aO
shingles lumber BoudrOu Son-5o hides 70 sks
potatoes So head cattle and sund les 10 order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
10 bales cotton FlOwer-4 do Acus Sherck Auteyf do
THAI NJ Allen &co-4 Britton hOOTe-4 Thompson
ayne Hunti- gton &co-l200J lumber Taylor &co
500 do K Kent-4O0D do 8 w Thompson &co-56OO do
ID Weaver-l load stock WoOd-32)O brick Seat IN
bales warn Jno r. Hardie &cO-5 bxs apples Elo-sun
dries to oTder-Tota ~ bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. D. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western Louisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Feybost viii leave the foot Of St Ann street,
opposite jackson Square, DAILY at ~ H., connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers stsAH
Shippers consnees Of freight by giving notice TO the
New Orleans Company, Camp and Common
ire can have their goods received delivered In part
Of the city at reduced rates Of draysge-
Freghs the road for landings on the rechs
and for peIousas deliverable at New Ibers st. Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from A TO n,
st the foot Of st. Ann street.
Freight for points Bayou Lafourche between Laba-
dsvle and LOckpor for BeIanger Canal and for HOumA
viii be received and transported through via Rsceand La
ourche and stations at through Steamboat rates
An freight payable at the time Of shipment and
inward rsight on delivery.
@. ". Z. BAILEY,
Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
Exports.

PEvSACOLA-Steamshp Lavaca-72 bbls molasses All
bbs aur $50 pork Is bbs whisky hhds IS cs
bacon bsgs cofes 2l9 pkgs sundhes
RAITIMOhE VIA HAVANA-S eamsh o LibeTty-Bhh-
more-s5 pigs lead 2S3 hides 80 iron. Kew Wej0
bbs hams 20 SKIS bran 32 empty cks 80 do ties 50
bbs
ST IOUIs-steamer Olive Branrh-l2A bxs
RUATAN-Schr 0enevrs-20 bbls AOHr quo feet lumber
shingles and sundIes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05
DR. #. WITHOUT.

DR II. without.
PHYSICIAN AND ACcouCBEUR.
oso, .ad Residence No s BsrOnns Between GirOd and
Julia StrestsL
NEW ORLEANS, La
ones HOurs-Fren u n 70 o'clock r. Il Speciality
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTHoRx AND HAVANA
fHs NEW ORLEANS, BALrIneRK AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEnInoETHLY LINE OF sfKAhsHIrS
LrBERrY. 100 tens -. Thos A. Bssn, Commands.
0uBA......... .nso tsns.... .Dukshart oonnAadsr.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILA
YIRsr CABIN;
Through Tickets 70 New 49,
EOx BALrIMoRn AND HAVANA.
foUoHrse AT KEY wEsr-rhs splendid inst Steamship
Liberty,
THos A Balm. Commander.
wm leave q sDovs. on THURSDAY, June 4th. 81
O'Clock r. l.
For feigh. or passage having unsurpassed sooourcds
lions, apply 10 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agents.
70 Oarondelet street.
EB-Eo bills Of Isdins bat those Of the Company viii
signed Permits for freight INNS. he procured hoE ms
!hos Nc freight for Hsvsns taken sftsr 'eioes On
fh. CUBA, Capt Dukshsrs. will follow. SATURDAY,
June6th-
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY, June 7th, at Az
CoR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
Il pressure sidewhee iron steamship
Morgan.
r. S. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII leave sbOve her wharf, st. Joseph street,
carrying United States mails For freight passage
'Pp' CHAs A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
50 and 81 Camp street.
Attn
The Morgsn will stop Galveston to take the mails
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rrHRousH LINE no CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK on THs sth and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
| Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
| For further Information address
D. n HARRINGTON. Agent,
| Pie 46 North r. New YOrs.
VIII. WEBB President; CHAS DANA Vice President.
| Onies 81 Exchange Place. New York
TOWBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
| THE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO ESrAB
fish equitable and uniform rate OF fovage, and 70 oner
greater facilities the shipping ering and leaving tns
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan. Gladiator and
! Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLNE.
Achilles, Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
WieacO and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line Of
rowboats guarantee that detenten viii occur either ct
WV PETER NANCY, Eclipse Line.
| SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB Err,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE CO., y Lima
Associated OfHce, IS Carondelet street up stairs
! J. @. NOR ROSS,
CHAS FITzEERITER,
Leves Aeents