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Ceona, Capt Patterson will arrive this morning
and leave, as usoal TO morrow at P. NJ. for Trea-
ton and all intermediate landings on Black and
0uachita rivers.
The Indiana from Louisville and Comm wealth
from st. Louis, are due to. day.
Inc A. IT, Brown, Capt. w. 8. Bassett, leaves at
noon To-Day Tor all landings on the lower coast.
MI Oliver Canton has charge of the Office.
me GOV. Allen, Capt. Jim White, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Greenville and ntermedi-
ale landings. She has reputation second to
meme IS passenger packet and whilst our friend
Aiex. heNay presdes in her office, she Is bound
to be popular.
For JEFFERsoN.-T The splendid sdewheeI pas
sepger packet Mite Stephens leaves this evening
at o'clock for the above and intermediate land
lngs. Mr.. Ii. II. Eppler has charge of her Office
she Is good boat and deserves 70 be we'll pa.
uoniz6d.
The Mitiie Stephens, az will be seen by her ad
yertisen ent, takes freight for Shreveport and JEFF
ferson at twenty-five cents per barrel
The Dexter leaves this evening at o'clock for
Louisville.
The lightning packet Lizzie Hopkins, Captain
John i. Roots, leaves this evening at S O'Clock
for Jefferson, Shreveport and intermediate land.
lngs. Capt. Roots is well known to our citizens
as good business man snd careful commander
MessTs. Lancaster and Hoffman are her clerks
Major Sheridan, whose surname is not Phil, has
charge OF her larder, but If her passengers are
not flied with all the deIicscies of the New Or.
leans market they reach Jefferson, we will be.
mistaken, Bob Dale is still on board.
The Lizzie Hopkins will take freight and pas.
sengeTs for Shreveport as low as the lowest.
hr. John T. ball, late of the Gov. allen, left
for Louisville on Sundays tram. We wish MIN a
pleasant journey and speedy return.
Capt Sam Lawson, formerly of the Lizzie Hop.
kiDs, is at present at the Burnett House, Cincin-
nRti.
The river before the city has fallen two inches
since our last.
The j. N. Sharp leaves on Thursday next for
Jefferson. Capt Jno. White always leaves on
time.
The accounts by telegraph report the upper
MYERS falling. Red river is falling from Shrevs-
port down.
The regular weekly packet Lsfourche, Capt.
Ben. B. KOuDs, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Shreye-
port. She leaves promptly, so go on board early.
The John Kilgour left Louisville on the Ilth
inst. for New Orleans.
Oueehita river is reported as falling fast. Our
merchants had better hurry up their frezhts while
they can ship at high.water rates. Remember
Il Ceona. She leaves positively at p NJ to.
morrow, and every Wednesday until further
notice.
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ReeeInta OF Prohnen.

ST LOUIS-stesuer Mohawk bargss-5s bbls ao1r 10
Il Pohhaus-lOO DO Glover ode dshl-lOO hs6bs aogr
70 order-5i5 sis ats Busssy 23l SKIS Lacey Terry
&co-ley do SO ks bran 100 SKIS Marn-I bbls oil
799 bbs ,ur i6ros baggin sks bran q whitney soo
~ b6s flour 100 ks bran ~ SKIS ship stuff 7l2 ks corn o
Convcrse-2O csks bscan Woods Mathews &eots do1
sr9oms SlieG syrnesS,9 Glynnl5 kegs rivss BostcE
Peg N. g rec BIOS Oh 6xs matches POh,manl5
BIannss25 sks oats NJ Druhsn- 80 d Marson acc
fudh mSs Graes Kb or % SsSR oSso 'C a. u DO
him5all ScC-i,e do 50 b.. hour y Buddecke-1
iord @eo-oo ibis ho3r lI56 * oats q 4 bushels wheat in
sS5 y oo STy1 80 bu heels yhst 4l7s bb aOur
sSktENllLLt-sseamer Gov Aien7-9 bale. cotton to
- Boyd Matn-l Hogan Psltpn--Sil cotsoh esd
MaTx-s69 Fsrchld-S4l DO J Aldige-l35 DO aasIn,
ell Dol indie II Lesis &eo6 ibis points L q Iding-s
bales rfgs bales hides kaufman &co-l DO Rrkerts-0
bbs potst Is 10 parsnDs bEts butter schneider Zu5er
be % esks potatoes Mc1.ds % SIS pots Hart
co. btls spplgs Brszale-sundnes ordeTFoal II
SSiytn-s5 % d Kennedy Se-9 do howard PrestOns 4
Barrett do rcrrain-l do hea les, WingO &c0-l do
Adams Cockburn Hove--6 do M Greenwood a son--ig5
* cotton ssedA Bennett &cO-S5l ks Thos Keee
SOB eggs chneider Zub rsies Ju ians DO DEL
bono o20 bbs % bbls hOlr Clover odsudahl-51 do
Howard Prestons B4rrsstiOO DO A Paacio-2 ties lard
gno king-t0 empty barrels Page &ca26 cOops fowls
lel hogs Inbal Aycoek Seosundres 70 order-TOtd l9
sHREvi PoRT-Sssamer Lafourche-24 bslss cltton to
Jno Pheps 4eo-l Folsom fierson-4 Beades, |ugo AGO
- II a iisen 6cC-l Richardson MaY-lJ W HOmRn AGO.
5bass wool Jos Hoy-l sks Te rebonne Gourdain-I
bae wool bae skins q hides w Homsn &col bs snake
root Csuer-l65 SIX cottrn seed Marx-2 bale skins
% e. hides lel hides kOu1s Bros3-5 head cattle
heQroid hehe-sundries orderfotal As ba
MASdlfGyOf-Sieamsr @ BlaekfOr6-3 bGles cotton
Charpentier-l DO MlSudon-l bales WOOL bags
bd hides g hides l and sundnes L Courst-5
bales wool % hides bd hides and sundr Rsas-9
,slser l. Bassstt-l h rags Adler hides sehmit3
mead cattle lbbtu Ayeook &coll do q Noel &co-suu.
drles 70 ordef-Total bales cotton
BAYOU sARA--Sterlner Grey EAGLE bags cotton
bags wool il bels Gynn ksds bones bd hides
nsao estte nj ssess Hrseh-9 bales moss Aeake-6
KS potstoes A Ihibaut-sundr - TO order
JEfFrkSOe-Steamer ShArp-22l hesd cattle to
hcqcid Meael bal les hides bale snake root Ysatmsa
COL bales cotton Payne Huntington &co-S Ben GersOn
sundIies 70 ordeIU total - BALE cotton
LOWER COAS r-etssmer AlOe-22 bbs rice Dupre-
sundres 70 order
bARAT ARIA-steAmer AgBes-55 tons old iron and sun
dries 70 order
PETIT CAIILoU-Soop venus-h bales moss 2bsgsrags
OF cid iron and sundres to order
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LAFoURCHE-sOOp St Joseph-s7 bbls pssstOss Is ibis
oniunr 20 ofder 49, = ~. :
LAEOUhCHE-LuRger La Villa Di SO rente-5o bbls d Ia
toes N Lefort-70 DO t. order
81 John BAIT Sf-Lngger Pm 81 Mouve-l2o bis
potatoes bbs onu rs to order =
ST JOHN BAPrfSr-Lugger Vim wesver-l25 bblsiota
ST JAMtS-Lugger Galena-3I skis potatoes A ID Sal,
PAsJAGOULA-schr Mary Louise-SS,0O0 feet lumber
Elliott '
Elliott " w.
PEARL R,vER-schr HOnei-lO,OOO feet lumber Ward
robson
PASCAGoCLA-sehr Issbelia-5OOOO feet lumber DeImss
rAsCAGoULA-sehr Desire 40 900 feet lumber Dslmss
Griffin -
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HAVAkA-S'eamshlpt tar OF the Union-hfcra.e pine
apples bbs hmes-J PihiOOiOT bales Geo - Rnd.
eeske2i bb mossses Msignan LsbOIde- 600 ssEss
G. z. ckendraIh go
GkAhD CAILLoU-Schr Adyance-67 hhds sugar Dbl
do 50 6bl- mOiEsses Truant AGO
GALVESTON-Stesmship Agnes--S5O SKIS salt l0lO bbls
cost and suBdries 80
ARANSAS-Stssmship Austin-25 bbs hour 10 ba ooaaa
10 bales baeco 20 bales hay 81 pkgs u.dse
MOBILE LucTetig-lOO iron ties 900 ska corn
IS bags coffee 100 rolls bsgg Bg
ST LOIIs-Stssmer Mohsvk-95 pkgs mdse
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY At ST. n
EOE OfELOUaAs WASHINGTON, PORT
Bae, and al landings the Coast AtchnssIays Rvs,
and Bayou Courtsblesu-The good and safe ssesr,s,
Annie Wagiey, NJ Eerison. msEtsr y Johio
elesk, win leave above Wn Washington 49,
sunSry At 10 O'Clock H. For freight passage sool,
BLOCH BROS ISL Common street, NO.
SHE steamer Annie Wazty connects al Wsshin ,to,
With stssnsr hu Frog and bsrges for All lsndnr. an r.,
Boeuf and VIII sign through bills Of adipx ~ Ses'1
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HANANA-stea-ship Tsppahanbock--80O bxs sugar 10
iuTe AGO 49,
4 Norton
EtWYoRK-Stesmship Geo Cromwell-Astd mdse
NEW fOhk-steamship Crescent Cily-Astd mdss
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EGsvas narAss
CRY OF JRFFHheoN 4.

Arrived yesteTdsy-5S7 Texas Beeyes, 100
Calves and Yearlings, l67 Hogs, l52 Sheep aud
IA Mich Cows sold yesterday-4S2 Texas
Beeves, SO Calves aud Yesrlings, "a Hogs, 25S
Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-2l64
Texas Beeves, 945 Calves and Yearlings, 4l6
Hogs and Is Mich Cows. We quote
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OPELOUsAs.

RfGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Ef0k OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON PoRr
Barre and All landings on the Coast Atchafaaya rtvar
a.d Beyou Courtab .esn-fhe hght-drAn steamer H. "a
Vii issSe New Ne. SIeshs every Wednesday RetG
The BAekiord connects Sirmsport with ths stesr,s,
ksnkakee, and will give through bills OF lsding odd fri
as low 10 any boat -''
BENNETT 4 BELL.
w. NJ. sURLS hsenta
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COAST.

NJ" OALEANs, COAST AND LAEvURCHE INDRPEs
DENT PACKET
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY At FH FRrnAv..
t'vh AFOuRGHE n, AND COAST-TBE A M
q 4 passengsr packet Nina SHINES, w. X 0reathosS.
Yeein Jos Daferes, Clerk VIII leave "A ahovs --,-s
On ,ne Coast every wednesday and sunday n dsy eh
Z. q. kELAhOoN, No "a Old Laws. s.,...
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RECEIPTs OF PRoprcE SUNDAY.

ST NARTINsvII LE-steamerJ ID Hnde-r. SKIS seed cot.
Jas Morsn-i5 hides hhd horns lot oh roi hides
CsuIe-5O hides 26 pkes do bales wool WOOL
ykg beeswsx hides + Dsbiasc-lS sSs Soo bates wool
Fac Marks &co~2 rolls isathe bale rags lot Old IRON =
El-S9 hides lot old iron and TO order-Total2
AhkAhsAs RIVERS esmer Caroline B ateman-s bales
cow sTeensood sOnM Violet Black &So- Bnssey
'OI qwE e o roe. sE u Saes cotton
Pupre-Sg do SocoIs-sundres to order
% &, Robert Lss-2 hhds tobacco
6aesS ITrpsql ksrby $e2-Ssdo Howsd Preston.
l. GuntnerS do Besdes Wi1so 6co-I do j Fake kcos
bales cotton Bnsssy &csl9 sks ChenOwsh casey ace
Ee,telton-56o do DuSouehet-45O do vfavaso-i5o
go HorIei sc&3 30 DO Kennedy &co5o csks bacon
bbs meal et-lOO do McGrsror Bros5 csks ba
co ffbb beer Zegler-2O bacon Is III bbs pok
Van orr &co4 0bls eggs sier Mever-9 eggs Sbs
bis cheese Schneider Znberbier-5 bbs eggs Du Sou
sOrs-s bx apples Juli.E-Ss0O hoop poles Fsssey@
III empiy barrels Pegs 6ca-276 oil cake Virginia
bsccc i Moulor- DO BSct o@s dozen chairs
"a Whitney &co-l bbls oil Rice Bros &col do Sellers
Ethel IhOussl bxs mdse Wsimsley fco-2 do Sin.
is sks cotton Aldge-sundres 10 order-rota sss
LcCKPOaT-slesmer Nina simmss-72 SIX, potatoes
s sH' P1IP Tp5S S1rO 'ss Davidson ws+yt
II do LerO-55 10 Uszentre-68 do hid hides and
sIndrie- Ierrseonne GouIdanl bbs L Tsrrebonus-
o5iens Lsnbiss pocAter-2 bbs Seebesbu 4 oJnio
ht d des Theira-sundries TO order
BAYOU sAkA-Stssmer New Era-T bbls potatoes to
rensud Felon-5 bags wool Raymoud-l bales moss IL
tons iron Frank, strstton Hch-n bales mos. Con-
90 potatoes Betsncon IL bales hides Dupl
HI hhos bones g. order-2J bales Tunnard-2
Go Pessou-6 bds Peet williamson B4 bnls onions
l. Lzbsustrt-sundrles TO order =
Receipts by Railroads,
NEW ORLE ans, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
lo bsrs Is bd hon FOger co6O75 lumber Draining
CO-60O do Il Tsyior-4J0 do j b st Am-nt-3lIy AZ
w m sIns ~ 900 brick Seaton5 bxs fruit Courtade o.
% DIS apples BoamaE-2 dc Aby-sundries order
NEW ORLEANS, OPEBOUsAs a GREAT WESLEYAN
bales cotton Beraud Gibert-l do Mouton kco g
bAes moss Terrebonne-6 do Lac do Forces
erS d. Farrell do wiams-i(IJ fest In nber ! IloT
dreaux Son92 head cattle 75 and suRdres 70 order
Tot bales cotton
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

c. z GIRARDEY co. sell, at 10 A. NJ on premises No
os Magazine street large Of groceries, also
At IL oclock A. NJ at salesrOom, biliard tablsA
MONTGOMERY Bros. 4 CO. sell n Al O'CLOCK Al their
Auction Mart 81 Camp street, furniture etc. also, At
oclock n. az r. Liners Stable, Gravier street,
ss- See advertisements third page.
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SUBSCRIPTION: Sc PER ASSux.

me ~ pages Of LA RENAISSANCE are edt.d ., a
ooiuhs ana TIE Advertisements 50 conspiconsIv A.
play ed with reading each psee tha n 49, 49,
Journal one OF the best advertising nedus Of Tia sootb
yoo PRINTING done N AL languages Is Oont strsst corpsr
e'kxehsngs ALLEY, New orlssna WV" S0'N~
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7 a REMEMBRANCE LOUIsIASAIsz.
EEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAeza
Devoted to Southern Interes.A.
tssven Years OF ExistsneeJ
a RENAIssANCE LOUIsIASAIsz-

most esnAndabie pubcssion for families asc osun..
people WIG practice the elegant French language; n rsV.
sAosrAey tee political events Of week the stus ~
the country TIE New Orleans American press intsrstsas
.sess oI ne sgrieu tural and commercial Affairs l
me the market price current the theatrical sojr
ne literary and scientific productions Of the day. and Tvs
great variety of useful facts, instructive GEMS hustis
hnsodotes. and all that eonposes fri Class naD.r
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Glarint snteltaenre.
CRRsUEST OFFICE, No ~ CANP STREET,
tuesday, june Is, 1868.

CRRsUEST OFFICE, No ~ CANP Street
tuesday, June To- 1868. I
Cleared Yesterday
ss:s%sa9 Sdlss q nss.s go
steamer lluctetis. DAVIS, for Mobile. Mas er
Steamer Mohawk Pacssrd, fer st Louis Mister
Arrived Yesterday.
stesmthip StsI Of the UHion COOkssy PhAdspb. Sd
sehr hys,st Jone,, 3 dsys from RosElAnd, Ne,
sehr Advance, sOlegen from Grand Casu MASTERED
district
Seer Mary L"uise from Psscseoua msster-Sew Basin
Ser Henry Lstour, from loxi, TO msster-Ner BASIN
sehI Mary Frances from riloxi to mAstsr-Ssw Basin
seir Hornet, from Pearl kiyer TO m-ster-New Balm
SeSI ISs6ea from Psscagogls. to master-Nsv Basis
Sleep VEINS, Smith from Petit CaOu, to e-aser-2i dis
sloop St Joseph from LAfourchs to uastsr-2d district IL
Logger La via D sorrento from LAourche. to master2d
Logger Pur 81 Movie De GrsgOra from St Jshn Baptist
20 mssteI-2d district Is
LugeeJ WIN Weaver Dseeh, from St John Baptist to mas
LuFgsr Gaena from 1t James, to massr-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
TOwboat Ferone Brown from the P.sses-veat don lh,
brought up S,hrs D B Evsriit and Advance "S-''
srEAABOArs.
TOVbost Mohawk and barges, from st L us
Gov Allen, smoker, from Gresnville
Dex'er. Montgomery, from Ltuisvils
afourche Kouus. ffoIn Shreveport
fsy S Esss s. PSss f6 from B ws.npg'n
harp, White, from Jefferson
agnes, Rolls from baratara
Iucrets, 4 avis from M cbie-NeW Basin
Sarah, DeeriDg, from MObiie--Ns~ BAsl.
Arrived Sunday.
Ste mship Crescent City Holmes from New York 9Th inst
10 Wood, Low a Ludwigsen-2d distr-t
Sean ship Geo Cromwell Vel Neg YORK 9Th inst IN
MoutOn-2d dissr ct ''
Ste amsh Agnes. Wilson. from Indapola To q Whit
&co-lst district 10
Steamship Selma Mclean from IndlanOs to Thomas 70
ley-4th district
STEAMBOATS,.
D Hnde, FOrVsy. from st Msrtinsvile
srOin Bateman, from Arkansas River
4 Brown, Bassett from Lower Oast
R"hert J. Lee q an on. from Louisville
New Era Gross, fr m Bayou sara
nina Smmes GTeatnouse, from LockpOrt
Below Coming Up.
Ship Sorrento Wilson, from Liverpool March 2S
Bark Nellie May Huchings from Liverpool 18th February
to master
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool May 20 Arrived from New Orleans ships Ar
thur and Allan. Mas 26-Loadng for Jew Ons-nS STAN
ship Olnds, Lang, sDu ship Ivah0e TheAe
HesDgtogd May 9-Atrived from New Orleans ship
Cas- line S ''-F
Rumsgate, May 80 of, bark EliEs, wennerholm from
New Or cans foT Cronstadt ~
Cron tsdt May 2Arrved from New Orleans, steamship
saba. French
Burroughs swift.
Port MshOn May l6-Arrivsd from New Orleans. ship
PTudetia- -
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CORPUS CHRISTI,
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on TUESDAY. 10th inst, at 8 AZ
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCK PORT
and st. Aarys-The low pressure side wheel iroa steam
chip
Ausin,
p. FAREWELL Commander,
VIII leave as above from her wharf, foet of St. Joseph
street. carrying the U. &. mails
The Austn will to Rockport landing freight and mas
seDgers for Corpus Christi ard St Asrys that place
For freight passage apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 co. Ageuta
50 and 50 Camp street
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKFORD AND
st hss, via New Orleans opelOusas and Grea. Western
Railroad Tia Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and St Marv
and will hereafter between the Brashesr End Of
the Railroad and RockpOr Texss in connection with the
1880 Ferrybost, from foot St A an street. and
train trcm Algiers.
Passengers learn the day departure from Brashear
on GPpl cation at the Railroad Office No 90 Canal street
Fright received snd bills Of sdng signed to Rocport only
at Ferry Landing day. except Sundays until SEN
g. W. R. BAYLEY, Superintendent.
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oeIfnfh
Bark Nellie May, Hutchings, from Liverpool 18th February
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MemorandO,

The steamship Junsts Hoxle heace for Philadelphia ar
rived there At 6 y, the l3tn, -
The steamship Key Wet. from New Yo,k bound N thi
city previously reported having put into Charleston q
for repairs, sailed on the llth mss 10 this port.
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WATERING PnAOu...

wATERING PLACEsa.
FOR WATERING PLACvs-MoRGAN LINE O. q.
Mad steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYR
keR BA ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Aisslssppi CITY, Biloxi OceaA Spring. PascagOUIs
NEW ARRANGEMsNT
HIS new low-pressure iron sseamsr Laura O.n,..r
IOSErh NJ WALKER will make regular tripa 10 ahovs
below: A''-A'"~e N'AAnH -
On TUESDAYS AID THUReDAYS, 9 A. q train
On SAfUkDAYS ar raip-On THIS .fin roing "a Ps...
goulA = ~ Up sU"s " 4 49,
Returning, win leave oc-au suriuga ssNnAv urnvps
NOON. ~'0~s'~is e'etJ oOHDAK
The above trips will be regularly made unless pr.v,n ~
bad weather or low For further infomstion sn ~
OHAS. a. WHITNEY A Goa gents
80 and &c Uamp street
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA. RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON tn e 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dstss fan
on Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINE
For furthar information address
D. n CARRINGToN. Agent,
Pier IS North Riv r, New Yorx
W. II. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA Vice President
Office "a Exchange Place. New York
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OUACHITA RIVER.

ODACHITA RIVER
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RsGU-
LAR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY atBHn
EDcK = "a "a LARBIsts OUACurrA
- Wy, STEERING lsanoiIg Port Unon Trenton Monros
On bises sna OeAeita nverfhs mag -ihcsut fast nais
IdshOe.
A. BLANKS, Master; 6. PRES WORK. ois,k
WIN leave positively above. For freight or pasag. .,O
WINsURS LORD. @ Grayisr street.
80 ne connects with No steamer. far non,s
80 Ter AIoonneI Bayou Bartholomew ana SODA
"a T AZ lnniiy with the ELLEN d for ssyoa Neon
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REau-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY at BP
NOR TRENTON, MONROE COI.JysbIA nan
usonburg. Trinity and all intermediate Iandn,s- ~.
Inc fast passenger packet
CieOnn,
l. H. PATTERSON Master; j. w WALDEN cl.-h.
"iu ieaVe positively a. above For freight ar &c..
sppy Oh BOARD, or to WINBURN LORD Aven,.
20 ~. c,,, 6g Grayier street.
T'o-Ihe Oeona vii take freight and passengers a. L.
= any other boat in the trade taking eiphs ,o- Ro
naeon and fetsas and D'Arbonne wish Or yisra AZ r~
shipping. ~ P''"es' VI TO
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J d Hinde, ForRsy, from st Martinsvile
srOlin Bsteman, from Arkansas River
g Brown, Bsssett, from Lower OasI
R"tert Lee, Can on. from Louisville
New Era, Gross, fr m Bayou sara
nina Simmes, Gfeatnouse, from LockpOrt
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VIChSBUESI
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY atsr
EOA Va " SB we, NATCHtZ AND A IL IN
niMtolee iandlngs-fhe steamer Gen. 0uIeman
making all Coast landings 0'e
sINEOFI a ADAMS, Is Commercial P,.o.
The steamer Cen Quitman connects II Vieksourg t.l
steamers COuntess and calumet for Yazap and Taabathe
Nvers and steamers Julia and Robicon for st LOais Mem
phis and all intermediate landings ~
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsPM
NlCk HHU R8, NATCHEZ AND NEW ORTrAyE
Essulsr Tuesday o. & Mall Packet in place of ths Il
Z. LEE. The steamer
GOV. Allies,
JNO W. CANNON, zzstss
VII leave ~ above for Vlcksburg, Natchez Grand Chit Hd
ney 81 Joseyh Waterproof so ADAMS Bayou Sara Batos
Rouge, Donads0nvile and all internadGto Ian dlnsE
The Gov. Allen close connections WITH st.an..
CALUMET at Vicksburg for all landing 70 Yazoo river
Apply on beard or -'
sIHEoTr ADAMS. Is Commercial Plao.
shI pefs vii pay freight to all plantation lsndinzs
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10 Wood, Low Ludwigsen-2d distr.t
S'ean ship Geo lromwtu Veil from heS YORK 9th inst to
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Personal ITEMS

Judah P. eBnjamin is flourishing as a
barrister at Lincoln's Inn, London.
Gen. Joseph f. Johnston has decided
to make Savannah, Georgia, his perma-
nent home.
Gen. Rousseau has bought the p.anta
ton of Belle Isle, one Of the finest near
New Orleans.
The Rev. VIM. O'ReilIy, Vicar Gen
eral of Hartford Diocese, died suddenly
Sunday morning.
The Berlin correspondents Of Swiss
papers say that Blsmark's disease IS sim.
ply delirium tremens.
Robert Hoe, the printing press Invent
or. began life as LeicesteTshire me-
chanic, aud came % New York in 1873.
A nephew ana namesske of Thomas
Jefferson, aged 50, was married in Vir'
ginia last week to Miss Nancy Pollard.
Wendell Phillips last lecture in Phiia-
delphia didn't pay expenses. Forney
contributes reg ets, but no currency.
Mergarot Houghman lives at the
Wyoming, New York, aimshOuse, aged
1913. Last summer she ran away and
got three miles off before they caught
her.
1t is limited that the prince of Wales
told Napoleon at Compiegne, during his
late visit, that his mother was soon to
abdicate the English throne in his favor.
As soon as the news spread Of Mrs.
I.incoln's illness at Frankiort~onNthes
Main. many hundred persons of all classes
called at her hotel to inquire after her
| health.
Sixty-seven female teachers in Cincin-
natl have petitioned for the same salary
as is paid men in like pos tons. They
say that they have found in paying board
! bills that no deduction is made on account
e their sex.
A correspondent of the London Times
announces that Mr.. P. L. Blrnum is
about to establish a museum, in the
Popular American sense, in London
The great Snowman will also take to
England race horse which he proposes
to enter for the Derby.
Ore day last week there were sever
BOYS, under nineteen years of age, ar
raigned in the Philadelphia Criminal
Court for murder On the trial list o
the same period are hosts of others. o
like age or under, charged with various
crimes
Mr.. Jacob Spivey, a we'll known banke
Of Savannah, died at his residence on Pu
laski square, on Saturday evening, aitei
a long and severe illness. The deceased
was for many years citizen Of Memphis
and removed to Savannah shortly after
the close of the war.
The New York Tribune intimate3 tha
Mr.. Caleb Gushing was promised a first
class mission for lobbying through In
Alaska treaty, and was very Indignant
after spending his money and wine, tina
Mr.. Seward did not keep his promise
His present mysterious mission is SUP
posed 10 lie a cOmPensst on for the tormc
disappointment