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81 so, double extra IS 5O@9, treble extra 500
10 so, and choice Flour 1911 50@l4 D barrel.
CoRN-Tbere was very little demand made
upon the grain market to-day. Transactions in
Corn have not disclosed anything noteworthy
unless it be that prices continue firm. 800 sacks
were disposed OF, on the levee, at the following
rates, viz: 200 mixed at 90c. 100 yellow at 95c.,
500 and 564 white mixed at 81, and 100 white at
81 023c. In addition TO the above We notice an
auction sale of COL sacks of damaged Corn, OF
which 442 sacks were sold at S63c., and l59 sacks
at SIC. u bushel.
OATs-Continue quiet and firm. We note a
sale of IS sacks at &c., which has been the ruling
price for several days past.
BRAN-The demand has been very restricted.
We hear of one sale Of $50 sacks at 81 40, show.
ing decline from prices CLEANED yesterday OF
l0c. u 100 lbs.
HAY-The market remains quiet and steady.
There has been no augmentation to the scant
, stock Of the past week, while the demand has
been confined to very narrow limits and of a
jobbiDg and retail character. Sales to-day en-
brace 200 bales at $22 which is the price for job
bing lots. Hay, in a small way, commands s22
50@23 per ton.
PoRK-The market has been exceedingly dull
and lapguid little business, in a retail way, but
we have not heard of any transactions worthy
even of momentary notice. Prices to-day indi-
cate declining tendency, and we hear of offer.
ings of round lots of mess Pork at $50, and job
bling lots at $50 80.
BACoN-TLere has been no noticeable improve.
ment IN BublueSS W NC
confined to local retail demand; 10 casks Of
clear ribbed sides were sold at l6lc. We quote
shoulders l33@l4c. clear ribbed sides l640l7c.,
and clear sides l73@lSc. u 10. Sugar cured hams
are retailing at 2O@2lc., and inferior do. at lSG
l9c. 70 b.
LARD-Continues quiet and firm; Is tierces
choice were sold at Ice. We quote choice Lard
in tierces lS3@l9c.; in kegs 2Ot@2lc. u b.
FREIGHTs-The shipping movement still dis
closes very heavy and steady falling OF. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic &C.
count Is reduced to the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate cores
ponding or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote nominelly cotton to Liverpool by steam,
9l6@8d.; by sail, cotton, 7-l6d.; tobacco 35s.;
-four As. London ID. for cotton, BIS. Cd. for to-
bacco. To New York by steam and sail &C.. for
cotton, l461l5c. for corn 60@75c. for -four, aud IS
for tobacco. To Boston by sail 395c. for cotton,
l5@l7c. for corn and 65070c. for -four. To Bre-
men by sail, g@lc. for cotton, and 35s. for to-
bacco. To Havre by sail, &c. for cotton, and
So for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lie.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
flour S0c., grain lie.
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passed the Common Council, and have neen du'y
promulgated.
Which was adopted on its first reading, and the
rules being waived, on motion, 1t was read Sec
ond time and adopted by the following vote:
yeos-president Marley and Messrs Boguille,
Brady, Kaiser, 0'Brien, Pessou, Poynot, Prsdos
and Shields.
Nays-N0ne.
LOWER BOARD.
The following matters were received from the
other board:
Resolued That the Board Of Aldermen be re.
ouested to meet this board in Joint session at
half past eight o'clock tonight for the purpose Of
electing sixteen Q6) school directors and clerk
Of the Workhouse.
Which was amended, on motion of Mr.. Kaiser,
by emitting election of clerk of Workhouse, and
as amended, concurred in and returned.
Also:
Resolred. That the controller shall, after the
passage of this resolution and approval by the
mayor, adjudicate, after ten days notice in the
official journal, to the highest bidder. and in ac-
cordance with the market ordinance, the revenues
of the Dryades market, for one month or to the
3lst of December. 1868. the city reservng the
right to annul the lease in one days notice with
out damages.
Which was concurred in and ordered to be re.
turned.
Also:
ResolUed, That the city surveyor be authorized
to have the necessary repairs made as per report
on No. and Locust Grove cemeteries, Fourth
District; provided, the same repairs and i'm
provements do not exceed five hundred dollars.
Resolved, That the city surveyor be and be is
hereby authorized to cause to be constructed a
bridge over the Broad street canal, corner of St.
Louis street. Also, TO cause to be erected one
lamp on the lower side Of Broad street shell road,
at the bridge crossing CarOndelet Canal pro-
vided it does not cost five hundred ($5O0) dollars.
Which were read and referred to the committee
on streets and landings.
communication from J. Leidner, resigning the
position of clerk of the City Workhouse, was re-
ceived, and, on motion, his resignation was &C.
cepted.
The board was notified that the Board of As
sistant Aldermen had concurred in its amendment
to their resolution of joint session.
The resolution of last meeting, for contracting
with ]. F. Rust for necessary works to drain
wafer from the Bienville street draining machine
to the lake side of the ridge, was called up, and,
with accompanying papers, referred to the CON-
mittee on streets and landings.
On motion, this board adjourned to meet the
other board in joint session.
For proceedings see minutes of Lower Board. }
Having returned to this hall, quorum was
found to be present, and, on motion, adjourned
until Tuesday next, o'clockP
W. B. LANCASTER, Secretary.
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Receipts of Produes.

CINCINTATI-steamer Emma No $50 bxs bitters $50
&co-ot furniture Allen, Wayne &co-o Anen-G Biz
ehoh-A DeBru lle-H Dirker-Agt Grady Lins-J Reich
SsmpsOn-74 pcs castings Atkins son-l9s do Auch
Zsblel9 tics hams hhds bacon Bercier 4co-2 burial
cases W Bothiek-lO pkgs machinery B Bodey &co-s
pkgs mdse Bragg-l5 pkgs butter Barton wllIsms-l
laundry ritton &cO-4 csks eaThenwara Berte53
bx hhds bacon Cobb Dohonde &cO-2O lard Clmpig
O4 ties hams hhd bacon ChenOweh, Casey &cs-2 boxes
earthenwaIe Cuneo-l4 bxs bacon Cobb Fouk-ls5 bxs
apples IS bxs cheese bbs eggs DelBOndo-79
bbls pork 50 cheese Debondio-3 pkgs msse Eaton
Erah &co-50 ties lard Fatjo Marks &co5O bxs glassware
Frank Hircl2 kegs butter 25 lard kegs
40 g DO eascS Ses Ser - bs eSsss Gynu
bxs btters Gogeve &eO-50 do 10 kegs butter hams
1eo-4 wine csks Hite keo-s hhds bacon EIsod-20
kegs butter 80 bxs cheese HoyJltc ties hams 25 hbds bs
tor kennedy &co-25 bbls 40 yarn 100 bales hair
Kearny. Bios &c0 kegs butte, 400 key. lard Is 0bs oil Is
hhds Keep Caulfed-2O0 SKIS malt Lusse RuhlmBn
i bxs mdse Iocke25 bxs candles Lewis &co-l cask
esrthenwAre Levi Naura-l bxs mdse Z Mann &co-l00
dozen MorrislOt furniture Mitchell Craig
"A wagons MeNeely-lo0 SKIS mat Merz20 kegs but
ter IS bxs cheese 30 ties lard Moore 8eOs his bacon
ties hams ogesby &co-4 bbs ink Pcayune-S pkgs mdse
Perkins-25 bxs cheese Pesson-l2g empty barrels to
pork bxs eheeseSchneler Zuberber- kegs butter
bids bacon Shropshire Hathon=l4 rolls leather bxs
mdse W smth-24 pkgs glassware Shropshire Hahorn-
caes lard Smith McKenna-SO reels yarn staufsr Kent
&co-l bbls whisky shanhan-2 cases tobacco Sqher1
Tmes-2 bbls whisky Taby &co-ot furniture UthoH-lO
es lara ~ tes hsms ~ oosOeet n 10 oks t0nges ooss
leather WeisnaaIz ITO bxs glassware We'll Molf5 ties
ock &col hhds bacon Woods Mathews 6eoo bbls ale 40
hf do Waz5 pkgs lard 100 bxs starch is ties hams 567
ST MARTINsYILLE-steamerJ d Hinde-l ale cptton
Jertrou &co-22lO feet lumber M0ran-l bd hides rs
iron Is ks cotton seed Isake &cO-l5 bxs eggs Terrs
bonneot old iron hides u bd hides and sundres order
JEFFERSON-Steamer Riehmond-l bale hides to C L
Walmsey Gco-I2O head cattle BcQuod Mehle--I2O do
@ Noel &eO-3 do L Campbell 6eO-sundres to order
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From the Cincinnati Enouirer July IA:

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, July IA:
The river here was still rising yesterday, with
nine feet in the channel last evening. II rose
about foot in the previous twentyfour hours.
There was not much show Of business on the
wharf yesterday. The Silver Spray, on account
of the poor prospect of getting load for New
Orleans at fair rates, concluded to give up her
trip yesterday, and transfers her freight, about
sixty tons, to the st. Louis packet Nightingale.
The railroads are now receipting freight through
to New Orleans at lower rates than light draught
boats can well afford 10 carry at, and good part
of what little freight there is offering for that
point is going by rail. The o. and NJ. ROAD, we
understand, receipt through to New Orleens, via
A. and NJ. s. s. Co.'s boats at 40c. per hundred
on heavy freights, and 81 % per Dbl. for pork.
The G.. A. Thompson came down to the wharf
yesterday evening, and will be receiving to-day
for New Orleans. Captain Charles Horton COM
mands. Capt. Sweeny telegraphs that the st.
Mary will reship her New Orleans freight at Cairo,
not having received sufficient cargo to justify
her going through
From Louisville Courier, July IL:
"Ihe river was rising slowly yesterday, with four
feet one inch water in the canal two feet one inch
water in the chute, and thirteen inches over the
rocks. Between three and half and four feet
water is reported on Portland bar. Weather very
warm. Business quiet. The Legal Tender has
hung out her single for New Orleans, and will
leave Saturday. The Westmoreland, with barge
in tow from New Orleans to Cincinnati. arrived
Sunday night. She discharged seventy-hve tons
Of iron at New Albany and six hundred bars OF
railroad iron and twenty-nlne crates OF ware and
small lot of other freight here. She was aground
on Portland bar four hours. She was aground at
Walkers bar six hours. She had fair freight
and good passenger trip. She reports four and
half feet water on Walkers bar aud five feet
water on the other bars to the mouth. She left
for Cincinnati last evening, and unless there is o
rise in the river will lay up for the present.
1From the st. Louis Democrat, July 18th:
mo dmiDution of heat. On the contrary, the
day was the hottest of the season-the thermome-
ter ranging from 9s 10 los degrees, according to
location. Business active for the season.
steamer for st. Paul, was crowded with passen-
gers. A large amount OF freight was received by
the New Orleans packets in berth. The barge
company took in several hundred tons for New
Orleans, and several other departures as well as
arrivals were well laden. The decline Of the river
here is steady. Sufficient water still to Cairo, and
q rise about due from the Missouri. Illinois and
upper Mississippi tending downward, and are call
ing for light navgators, which they will get in
any number wanted"
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Gurr1ittrfiaI 5rttUigerts.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a OASr sFE
Thursday Evening. July Is lel

CRESCENT oFTIos, NO. ~ UASr syE1-,l
Thursday Evening, July l6 ls6S
COTTON Operations in the leading staple to-day
have exhibited but little if any variation. Offer
ings, as heretofore, were very light, and the de-
mand was restricted to some three or four buyers,
whose total purchases amounted to only $50 bales.
The latest advices from Liverpool and New York
appear TO have had no effect whatever, and the
movement on the part of buyers and sellers is
still wholly influenced by their respective ext
gencies. 1t is hardly necessary to add that no
liable quotations are obtainable in the present
condition of the market.
COTTON sTATE[ENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1861. ..............., Ns5s
Received since Yesterday ..,.'..s'..........;i l0
Made M fronesnS SAMPLES and Cctto.
received in sacks ard baed here since
September l, lood.............,...... 6Sl5-060O9l
66,9ls
Exported
s.OeE on hand and on .hipbOsrd 2Iso
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-There is an increasing
inquiry, extending especially through the Sugar
market, and buyers, who have been for some time
dormant, are beginning TO display some little &C.
tiyity and interest, as growing crops indicate an
early market and demands from all parts Of the
interior for produce and provisions accumulate at
this point. Buyers in this market who have had
any stock whatever on hand, have been holding
off for lower prices until their supplies failed
them, and must now either replenish at figures
that have continued firm for fortnight past, or
60 without, as holders do not show the least in
clination to recede from the market quotations
viz: Cuba Sugar, grocery grades, l2Gl33c.; white
do. l43@l6c.; Louisiana Sugar, prime TO choice,
l5Ql5lc. T. H.; Louisiana choice rebOiled Mo-
lasses is selling at s5c., and Cuba do. 45G53c.
q gallon.
FLoUR-The Flour market has been dull and
quiet throughout. Buyers evince very little dis
position TO invest at the ruling rates and appear
to confne their orders to actual necessities while
holders continue firm in their demands and do not
appear DESTROYS Of pushing their stocks on the
market Just at the dullest season Of the year.
Sales to-day were 900 bbls., of which 100 and 100
superne at s. so, so single extra at s., IS double
extra at IS so, so and so double extra at s IS,
ITO treble extra at $40 So so bakers at $ll 75 80
choice at sl2 so, and 2s5 choice at sl4 q Dbl.
We quote common to tine IS 5Q97, supsrfle
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Imports

MISUNDERSTANDING Alabsua-s6i5 specie to order
$40 currency Ederel-SG0 PierpOnt-2l3 hides
bbls taow L Mann &eo-7l6 hides WthsreH &cO-lO
bales hides okdef-S9 head cattle McQuOid x Mehe
MOBILE-Stesmer Mary-l05 bales cotton Whitney a
co-5 yarn Wallace 6eO-l0 bxs eads tobacco Bloch
BrOg-sundres TO order
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Receipt, by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales n h Lacassagne-l bae skins q hides COuret
1000 feet lumber Boudreaux sOu-2O00 60 Farwe-l67
head cattle McQuoid Mehe-l03 shoes Imbeau Collins
sundres to order
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
1910 feet lumber st Auant-s010 do + Taylor-i3OO
Reusch-40O0 Cate-l trucks lumber l. Gubernator-2
90 Taylor-l6C0 Webber-ll shs5ting Leeds AGO
gin Lee, Crsndal &coG5 pkgs fruit Cloud-l3
DO TramOnAu-l7 Jno Harde &cO 50 j W Crisler-79
II Aby-73J X Boarman-47 Ello-sundries to order
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Castle 6oFEes.
CITY or JKTTHRsoN,

CTTT or JKFTEKsoN July II, I5o5.
Arrived yesterday-S3 Texas Beeves and 5Sl
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-257 Texas Beeves,
20 Calves and Yesrlngs and q Hogs. Stock on
sale-l7S Texas Beeves 7S6 Calves and Yearlings,
80 Hogs and 30 Mich Cows. We quote:
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INDIANOLA-Seamship Texas-95 bbls -four Is bbs rosa
80 bb whisky ties hams 100 bxs candles 50 SKIS salt and
sundries
NEW YOBK-Brig Yankee Blade-lOOOOO feet lumber
PENsACs LA-Schr Voumnia-6 bbls -four bbls pork
bbls poisloes 10 bales hay 200 SKIS and sundres
CORPCS CHRISTI-Schr Flonda-67,O0O feet lumber
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T II. sARRAzIN's
TOBACCO MANuFACTOKY.

Mr. j. p sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage extended
10 establishment Of his factory has coast.nty
used his best exsrOns TO increase his wedeservsd rsput
ton and able 70 oner TO the Southern States superior
article Of cut Tobacco for smoking put OF pack
suit the tr2de His assortment Of Chewing Tobaoco
Pipes, Oizsrs. &C.. rsasWst BIZ every arrtra,
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Rarins Snttlissnte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP
Eridav Iutv II

CRESCENT OFFICE No 81 CAMP STREET,
Friday. July II, l563. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Baker for Indisnola Master
Brig Yankee BLADE Wood, for New York,
Thorndke 4 Norton
Schr Voiumnia, Kahn, for Pensacola. Master
Schr Florida Harrison. for Corpus Christi Master
Arrived Yesterday.
U propeller EIcsgon, Payne, from Boston
STEAMBOATS,.
Emma No B. Marotta from Cincinnati
Richmond, BOardmaa fIOm Jefferson
May. Carroll irOm Mobile
j ID Hinde, FOrgay, from 81. Martinsvils
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II q. PALMER n Co..
q o. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD, NJ ooxl
Wholesale Dealers
Paper, Envelopes and ZaEss
Sos 9a ss aad % Camp street, Esx Orleans, -
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TOWBOATs.

NEW ORLEANs TOWBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDEKBI6NEu, WISHING TO EgTAB
hsh equitable and uniform ToWags and 10 osr
greater facilities 70 the shipping entering and leaving h
p0rt, have combined the following TowbOS.s;
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland. Leviathan, Gladiator aud
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLIEE.
Achilles, ThOs. n. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseumssh
WicaeO and Reliance.
The number and power Of above Assocates lin, Of
TOWbOats guarantee that detention will occur sltbsr Al
the bar or 10 ths port
PETER NAECY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER a ZUBERBrER
Harry Wright Lara
EDWARD A. YORKE 4 CO, Ina
AGsoelated ONCE IS Carondeat street up stairs
J, @. NORCROSS
CHAA FITLEHRlrER
Lsvss ARsnta
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at IN
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAK.
rsonburg Trinity aud all intermediate IaBdinzs-Tas
tine, fast passenger packet
CieOnn,
l. Fl. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, CLERK:
Will leave positively above For freight or paSsazs
apply on board or to WINBURN LORD Agents.
50 Gravier stress.
p S.The Cleona will take freight and passengers as io
any other boat In the trade taking freight Bayou
Macon and TeLsas and DArbonne with privilege Of 70.
shipping
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOUROHE IHDEPEN-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY At IN, FRIDAYA
E0R IAFOURCHE, AND oOAsr-THE NO
passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. X Greathoasa,
CSptain DOS Daferes, Cisrk VIII leave above rsturn
ting the Coast Wednesday and sunday day xht
FOR freight or passage ap ply on board or 70
x. o. hEBAHCON. No 81 Old Lovee street
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Arrived Yesterday


telegram dated July 3d. states that the ship Sur.
CESS Linnekn from New Orleans for Have
arrived June 24th fire and expected prove total
loss She had board 1000 bales Gotten The surges
by Sturges Chairman AGO, Of New York Boston Shipping
Il Vrfv
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WATERING PLACES

REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUGH IN
DAYLIGHT
THE NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
Il Agnes,
GEORGE RALFE Master
Leaves the foot Of Blsnvls every SATURDAY. at
"A. and Harvey's Canal every WEDNESDAY,, above
Leaves Grand Isle every Monday and Thursday morning at
O'Clock.
For freight or passage fppy on board
S-1he AGNES viii regularly In this trade during
the Summer Freight received Friday mornings
moment of departure, at foot Of Bienville street.
FOR WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINE o. ..
Mall Steamers.
EOR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs and Psscagoua
rhs low pressure iron steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH NJ WALKER. will make regular trips Co above
places sfoovs, arrival Of Pontcharan Railroad trains
below:
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. 9 A. r. traln.1
On SAfURDAYS Ar usln--On his strip going Pasca-
gOulA
Returning win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, WEDNEs-
NOON
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather low water.
OHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., agents.
90 and 50 Camp street.
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OPELOUaAn,.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOK OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchaaiaya river
and Bayou Courtableau-Ihe Hghtdrat steamer ~ a.
HlackfoTd. c. Pickett, master J. Il. Schmidt CLERK
viii leave New 9rless "Wednesday at6PH Return,
ing, will leave Nashin gten every sunday, at 10 A NJ
The BlackioTd st Simmsp0rt with the steasr
Kankakce and will give through bills Of isdinR fod form.
for all eghts for Bayou DeGaiEe and sayou Bout Ratss
as low any boat
BENNETT a BELL
w. NJ. sURLS AgenA
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY. at bPM
EOK OFEHsOU9AB WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings on the Coast Atobafalaya River
and hayOu COuTtabeau-Ihe good and safe stea1,ar
Annie Wagley, W. Burton, mater nj Ksnisso.
clerk Will leave ss above WIN leave Washington ever
on board or 70 - - '1N
BLOCH BROS, l8 Common street NO
or o. HIkCkLEY SON. NashinR.on La
r. BThe steamer Annie Waglsy connects al Wasbngtoa
with Bull Frog and barges for ali LANDING on Ro,
Boeuf and VIII slgn through bills Of lading
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
IoFFICIALI
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR sESsIO n.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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NATCHEZ.

NATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Asy
NOK EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIArR
n lAndings-Tbe hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
W. B. RICHARDSON, Master; = O. LIBANO. Ulsrk:
win leave as above. GEO. d. HITE, Agent
II TchoupitoulAa street.
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VICExsBUR&.

VIChSBURGS.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asFH
fNOE VICHaB UE q, NATCHIZ, AND ALL IN
IL termedieio landings-Ihe Gen.
T. Leaders, master, Sam Ayes clerk viii leave as aOova
making ali Coast landings.
SINNOTT a ADAMS IS Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn connects VicksburR vita
steamers Countess and Calumet for Yazoo TahatoS
Rivers and Julia Rubicon Or.st Louis Nam
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATbRH
WICK AH u IkeA. NAfCHEZ AND NEW ORLFANS
4. LEE. The steamer
Gov. Allen.
JNO. W. CANNON, Master,
VIII leave 81 above for Vicksburz katches Grand Gulf Rod
ST. Joseph, Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Bats
Rouge, Donadsonvle and all intermedate landin "a
The Gov. Allen close connections with steaunr
CALUMET at Vicksburg for all landings YazOo river
aplpy board
sINNoTT adams Is Commercial Plao.
shippers viii pay freisht 10 all plantation andings
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RRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves SATURDAY. July 18th, ct Az
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low

Il pressure sIde-wheel iron steamship
Sc. Mary,
r. S. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf foot Joseph street,
carrying the United States mails II the sesmer unable
to the Brazo bar goods be delivered tackle
gnees pay their ghterage For freight pass
age apply TO
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO, Agents.
80 and 50 Camp street.
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FOR WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE O.
Mall steamers
REED RIVER.

-
THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
Leaves positively on FRIDAY, July I7tt. AT
EOR JEEEEKSOH, SHREVEPORT, LDGGT
Bayou Grand Bayou. Grand Ecors, St Maurice Ools,
Alexandria Norman Barbins, and al intermediate land
ings- The A No sidewheel passenger steamer
j. NJ. sharp.
J. W. WHITE, Master, j. L. RUSS Clerk.
will leave above For freight passage apply board
orto N. o. DONOHUE. Tchoupit0ulas street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at SRI
EOK GRAND EC0IkE, ST. MAURICE, MONT.
gomery, Twin take freight for all landings the Bon
Disa Cote Alexandra, NOman's Barbn's and all Ter
mediate landings (w take freight for Shreveport inter.
mediate landings reshppng at Aexandrial-rhe ana
magnificent sdewhee passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
JOHN o DowTY. MastsE
Lon. Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks,
VIII leave above freight passage apply on bosra
WINPURk LORD 60 Grsvier straat
he St Nicholas will freight with passengers for al
Coast Landings high the mouth Of Red cerf
will be on the landing 10 receive freight every THURSDAY
morning