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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

The Irish People, under the editorial
direction of John oMahony, of Fenian
lame. hitherto strongly Democratic, declares
Tor Grant and Colfax, and pronounces un-
qualifedly against, not only Seymour and
Blair, but Hoffman. =.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

JUNCTION & BREAKwATER R. Ran earnest,
persistent effort is again being made to have this
Judge Houston, President of the Road ad-
dressed the Philadelphia Board of Trade asking
their assistance to raise the $200,000 deemed me-
cessary for the completion of the road and the
building of pier.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01
Democratic Negro Suffrage in the South.
[From the New York Sun

Dem0crnffc Negro Suffrage In the South.
[From the New York Sun
Although the Democratic National Con-
yention would not admit the platform which
Chief Justice Chase had drawn up and Gov
ernor Seymour approved, it is an interesting
fact that the portion of it which related to
negro suffrage has been substantially adopted
by the Democrats of most of the Southern
States. That portion runs as follows:
ssThe American Democracy, reposing
their trust under God, in the intelligence,
the patriotism, and discriminating justice of
the American people, declare their fixed adj
! hesion to the great principles of equal rights
| for all men and all States That wise re-
gard to the altered circumstances of the
country, and impartial Justice to the millions
who have been enfranchised, demand the
adoption of all proper constitutional mea-
sures for the protection, Improvement, and
elevation ofthis portion of the American peo-
pie. That in a land of democratic institu-
tions all public and private interests repose
most securely on the broadest basis of suf
frage."
| In Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Geor.
gia, Florida, and Tennessee, the political
equality of the negro Is now recognized by
Democrats just as much as by Radicals
The Democracy of the other Southern States
will doubtless also have to follow suit. 1t il
a new evidence of the craftsmanship OF the
Chief Justice that ne should have thus pu
into platform for the party profound
democratic idea, which its leaders then dis
liked, but have since had to adopt. 1t is on
ly men of true political wisdom who can Sc,
SO far ahead, and lay down in advance o
their associates principles and policy which
the latter are obliged to accept afterwards
however unwilling they may be at the time
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

/. o. D. F.-The representative from the State
Grand Lodge attending the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, in Baltimore, is Joshua Maris, and
of the Grand Encampment, William q. Foulk,
both of this citx.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

JUNCTION & BREAKwATKR R. R.-Fifty hands
are at work grading the bed of this road from
Georgetown TO Lewes. The surveys were COM
peted long ago and there will be no heavy grades
and no important streams to bridge 90 the natur-
al obstacles to the completion Of the road are
slipht
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

To BIZ RE-BuiIT.-The work of rebuilding the
mill of the Gloucester Manufacturing Company,
has been commenced, the insurance on building
and machinery having been adjusted. sos
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES. james Bradford has
taken ont letters Of Administration on the estate
of VIM. Graves, deceased.
Maria Rogers has taken out letters testamentary
on the estate of the late James Rogers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

The cold drizzling rain, Thursday evening, inter-
fered seriously with the political demonstrations
of all kinds, and the meeting at Delaware City, for
which ample preparations had been made, and
which would otherwise have been large, was at
tended by only moderate number. 1t was or
ganized by the election of w. w. Ferris. Presi-
dent E. D. Ceaver, w. Fl. Fl. Clark, Vice Pres
idents and John Woods, Secretary.
made addresses Ia an effective manner, each
speaking about an hour. There were decided
evidences ofspirit and enthusiasm IN the meeting,
| and the friends of GRANT, CoIFAx, and PRAcE,
| feel correspondingly encouraged.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

It Is stated on the authority of the Zanes-
Vile (Ohio) Courier that Chief Justice
Chase has written letter to friend in that
city, avowing himself warmly in favor Of the
election of Grant and Colfax.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION
The following programme for the Soldiers
and Sailors National Convention, to be held
In Philadelphia Oh October LIST and I'd, has
just been determined ON by the Soldiers and
Sailors National Republican Executive
Committee:
Oct. LIST, at 2. M.-Reception of the del
egations by the Mayor in Independence
Square.
At Z P. M-Mass Convention in Indepen-
dence Square.
Oct. 2, 8 A. M.-Street parade; p NJ,
mass meeting in front of the Union League
House, and torchlight procession.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

the deep cut on the P. q B. @. R. r. at Rowland-
Vile, Nd, on Monday night of last week. He
was found on Tuesday morning laying dead with
his hands full of grass and dirt which he had
grasped 10 prevent his fall. The night gang of
workmen 10 the cut heard nor saw nothing OF
him until morning, although the accident hap
pened within a few yards Of where they were at
work. The unfortunate man Is supposed to have
been Intoxicated at the time.-0rford Press.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

The LATEST RETURNS for Colorado are full,
and confirm the report Of the election of
Bradford, Republican. delegate in Congress,
by about hundred majority.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01
DORCHESTER 4 DELAwARE R. R.-This road

DFLNWARE NJ
running from Seaford, Delaware, to Cambridge,
Nd, is completed five miles beyond Fedcrals-
berg, and Il Is said will be finished to New Market
erably more than half the whole length Of the
road, and indicates very satisfactory progress in
deed. The company has contracted for a new
engine To cost ten thousand dollars, IL Is to be
called the Wilson Byrne'' after the president oi
the road.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

"A small boquet of fresh violets is deem
ed the most elegant present that can be Of
fered to Parisian belle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

Thursday, October 1, Isgs.

SENATOR WiIson, of Massachusetts, made
one ofMs eblsst speeches at Concert Han, In
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening, such a
one as must do good service to the cause.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

TOTAL ........................ $s24
The above does not include physicians
and clergymen's fees, which are extra, often
very extra. They are capable of consuming
another thousand.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01

Meanwhile, other troops had gone up to
the encounter; other regiments stroye to
win what these men had failed to gain; and
through the night, and the storm, and the
terrific reception, did their gallant endeavor
in vain.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30

az the wharf tins morning. She backs out pre-.
eisely at o'clock this evening for Louisville.
Although new boat, she has made herself famous
for speed, safety and comfort.
The unsurpassed passenger packet Lotawanus
is receiving freight for all points oa the 0uschita
IS high as Camden. Ark. Capt. II. j. Brinker
commands, and Mr.. P. A. Work does the honors
of the Office. She leaves on Friday, the lstprox..
at PA
The well-kDown Louisville. Capt Skunk, leaves
for Louisville At P. NJ. to-day.
The Lizzie Tate Is receiving for Minden. She
leaves at P. N. to-day.
IRON OUR EXCHANGES.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, April 81:
The river is steadily declining. as all the
tributaries above. Ii was falling here yesterday
at the rate Of foot in twenty -four hours, with
twenty-five feet in the channel last evening. The
weather yesterday WAS clear. with sharp, fresh
breeze from the east and northeast. The pros.
poets of business on the wharf for the coming
week are not very bright. OF tonnage, we will
have to-day receiving at the wharf, two bos's
for New Orleans, one for Memphis, three for S..
Louis, one for Arkansas river and one for Nash.
vile, besides the packets"
From the 81. Louis Democrat:
The river is falling here quite rapi1ly-sight
inches per day. All the upper rivers continue
declining, with a fair stage of water in each.
The list of steamboat arrivals and departures
continues liberal, impartiDg a busy aspect TO the
wharf. The weather has been unsettled raining
on saturday and cloudy yesterday, The Com.
monwealth. for New Orleans, had a fair freight
and engagements TO fill out below"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30

IHDIAFOLA AND 0ALvESTOS-Steamship Clinton
los bales cotton srancke Dannss-39 do Harrel
40 do t'rien &eo-67 do Seedman-l3 Plsourv-l5
Perkins. SveDron &cO-l2T handerson4 McStea Value
6eo-6 Griffin Porch williams Sons l. couret-t
Wson-iU pkgs mdse Mcfarland straight Aco-3J do l.
Gsrdiner-9d do Schmidt Zeigier-l do Adams OIL
do Wood Aco-l0 SKIS wool PilsbuTy-l tobacco
Issaessn79 hides Converse Poinc-yl59 do % skins
l. Mann &r,-5 bdls hides 469 hides A jo-ll bdls
hides Slucomb, Baldwin &co-7 bbls talOw Byrne &co-
24n bsgs cOifec and sundres 60 order
HAVANA-Sehr Salvador-267 hhds molasses q ties dc
Thomson &co
sAGUA La eRANDE-sclI snnie Grievs-23O hhds mo-
lasses Ia tics do " bbls DO j Avet
BOSTON steamship Orisntal-Astd mdse
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QUENA VISTA ENGLISH
AND
GA SICAL SCI 00L.

Having CAter Of three years, my
former home the immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tsnn
will open MONDAY the 10th Of September next, En-
gish and Classical School, for the education of Boys.
The locality Of this Insitutos is delightful combining s
the advantages and country The grounds ample
besgan beautihed and adorned with
shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School The house has been
recently furnished from cellar TO garrett and is being
reprinted repapered receansed repured that
locality in the whole country will be heathfuL
The discipline of the School will be mild and parental
hm and decided and EFFORT will be hide to develop the
phyoA intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal Of the School prepared to board Twelve
Terms Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department Is y
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classics each
Board per month. including fusi and lights % o.
Contingent fee 30
Washing at lAundress' prices
JAMES NcNUTT, Principal
References from Tennessee-CO. Jns McGsvock Gen. NJ
p DeGrAsenred Col ON. Perkins, R Il. bradley, ESQ.,
Col W. 6. McLemore, J. b McEwen, ESQ, Col John L.
House, Rev. A n. Cunningham, d. d., Rev. Francis Il
Davis, Dr. John s. Park, John Garter, ESQ., & NJ Ewing
ESQ., Judge g. s. Perkins, J. ". Nicely RObt p. Moss
smes Allison.
References from virginiA-IIon Andrew 8. Futon Dr. &
". Ssndsrs Gen WIN FERRY, c. S A, Randall McGsvock
&c.,, Saul R Crockett, ESQ, Thomas Wood, ESQ, Rev.
Lacy, J. C. Graham, G. G. Tate, Stephen MeGsvock,
James n Wherry Wythe county; Gen James A Walker,
Or. Edwin WATSON, j. B. Alexander, ESQ.,, Rev Denl B.
Ewing. Jspsa NJ. Cloyd. ESQ. Pulaski countv
AJOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HEkETOFOkB
~ exsing IN this CITY. under the style Of REGARD
FLOWER MAILS is this day dissolved by mutual c)n-eut
Richard Flower the settlement Of affairs
Of the sru and viii continue Commission
business his sccOunt one Is rsvier street.
RICHARD FLOWER
Surviving Partner
New ORLEANS. Ware 1888
CTEWAHT, RALBKEATH a rIzEk-
ANDREW STEWART ssw orisans-ws. sTEwAKT-
az. aALBREATH-JOHE O. FIzBK. hsmpAia
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION kERoHAErs
ss 70 Union strest. New Ors.n4
EALBREATH. sTEwART q Co.
N B. GALBREATH-wM. srEwART-Jso. O. FIxEk
Memphis; ANDREW STEWART. " o.
WboIsssI. Groeers sRd Cotton FACTORS.
80. II Union Memphis. Tenn.
A DAMS, COCKBUHS n HOWE
SUCCESSORS To DEAN, ADAMS q eAyy.
JONI D. ADAMS, late Dean Adams G.s; p J. CocKsUEs
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins A Co; O. L
Howl Lake Providence)
Csttsn Factors and CoDnisstss Msrehash
80. ~ UNION STREET.. NEW oRLKAzs
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Commercial canlellissnts.
CP~-ousT OSEIox. 10. " Oar
Wednesday Evening, Aprii 2

CP--orsT OrTIox. Ho " Oar srxssr
Wednesday Evening April %. 1885.
CoTToN-The market continues unsettled and
the disparity in the views Of operators Is TOO
wide to admit OF reliable or even approximstng
quotations, which are accordingly omitted. sales
to-day amounted TO 1000 bales. nevertheless in-
GLIDING GOO bales TO one party but buyers and
sellers appear TO entertain unusually different
views as 10 class;fcations and present ruling
prices of the triiing supply now in first hands.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
THIS PukT DrRING PAST two WRRKa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
Receipt. by Railroads.

NEW ORLE ans JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
tse- colt, 4 Williams Sou-l3 Campbell st ong-u
J Powel-5 Jne Ha-die eco II Rrttou Moere-S W x
bompson-5 Gus, sn-rck Autey-2 Warren, Craw FORD
col Newmsn &co-s Heler aco-29 90 feet lum Der
HErt SC ~ do W j Weaver 40 do w ara H0hs0n
'Ou Do W Walker carload cattle Levi-suneries
ordsr-Tota n bale. cotton
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs& GREAT WESTERN
tabs Nv 1ets-2 do Ciimer Hspkn. &oo-9 SIX.
reed Campbell 4co-l50 hides Aad order
Total ( bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30

L1vFRPOnL-Ship VIM WoodDury-3610 bales cotton
HAVRE-Ship Rsry husel-l6S7 bales 222t
400 tb -four
APALACHIC LA-Sehr Walter smith g bbls four %
bbs pork kegs lsid 25 SKIS I bacon 4
VERA IZ-schr klina-352 -four leo bids shin zles
50 o 0 feet lumber % bills potatoes
HAvANA-schr srazer-22ls SKIS corn 100 bales hay
3oO0 ieft lumber
CARDENAs-schr Mary Kely-sgO empty casks
SAGUA La GkANDE-Bhg Mary h Hnds-2OO empty
barre
PRouDENoE-sehr GibsOn--45O tons eottOs seed
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S,~ssIs A.rnss.
err or JEFFERSON, April 30. 1853.

VII " "hFFHNotN' APfII oJi Iooos
Arrived yesterday--3l5 Texas Beeyes, los
Calves and Yesrlings and Isl Sheep. Sold
l43 Texas Beeves. 1879 Calves and Yearlings
30 Hogs. 81 Sheep and 2 Mich Cows. Stock on
sale 538 Texas Beeves. l79 Calves and Yearlings
sl7 Hogs, 702 Sheep and 26 Mich Cows:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
OPELOUsAs.

RkoULAK WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PH
ECR GPsLOUsAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchsalaya RIVER
and Bsxon cOurtsbleau-The good and safe steamer
Annie WsgIey, Gus Z LouAisr. master n. Essiso1,
eerk, viii leave - above viii Washington ever
sunssy At 10 O'Clock n For freight passage apply
on board or 70
BLOCH BROS ISL Common street. NO
or o. HINCkLEY -ON. Wsshine1On La
r She steamer ami Wsgiey connects Washin gton
With Bu Frog and barges for landings % Bsyon
Bseaf and viI sign through bills OF IAdlns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
I p. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO MANDATORY.

Corner Chartres and Cont strcsts
Mr. j. p SARRAZIN thankful the patronage extended
10 him since the establishment Of his factory constantly
used his best exerons his wedesoved rsputs
ton and able TO oner to the Southern states superior
article Of Tobacco for smoking put in all
TO suit the trade Bis Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes. Cigars. etc. renewed BY every arrival
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
ERANKLIN
TYPE STEREOTYPE. AND ELECTROTYPE FoUNDEI
les Vine street. beEween Fourth and FIfss
ALLIsoS, Superintendent Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of, and Dealers IN
EvEKT DESCRIPTION.
spereotypinR and EIeetrOtypans
In all their brAnehes-BOoks Music Patent Mel.
cine Iahes and Directions Jobs. Wood CstS Bic Ets
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTB
LEXINGTON. VA

THIS Institution ull operation and ready sAmi
Cadets the south any period Of the sumner
take charge Of them for the whale year
The vacancies the Faculty BY the Gems
wall jackson, Rodes and cutehhed have supplied BY
the appointment Of G. ". Curtis Lee Col Bis
and Col W. NAssis With ths addition Of Capt Jshs
Brooke. late Of the Navy.
Address the undsrslgnsd FRANcIs n. SMITH.
supsrintsndenk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30

GALVEsTON-I
HoRsAx LINE o. 8 MAIL STEAMSHIPS
L following iron Owprsssurs stsansAIps form this
w. 9. Hewe......I. C. Harris. Austin.
AIas- ma g, -ses MT Mergs
Gin,ss Tartar. Mstasorda'
Steamship Clinton.
J. LEWIS. Commander.
VIII sail on SATURDAY, May I'd, st AZ
yorirsight or passage apply to
oHAs. A. WHITNEY . CO., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
No whisky r.eeived without order from the Office.
CoK rrxA...................roH Texas.
INSIDE BERwIcKs BAY ROUTE.
NEW oRLEANs oPELoJsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS and III ksDAis, a ~ O'Clock n, and
The train leaving the AgsIs Depot At arriving q.
at BrAshear for Galveston.
Josephine. CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets to be h4d state ryons secured o'clock
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the once OF the oPe
lOusAs Railroad Company No ~ CANA street, at the
Landing
a. W. R BAyLEY. Superintendent
CORPUS CHRISTI,
MORGAN LINE U. S MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPORr
st Mary's Tsxas-The pressure sids-whesl iron
steamship
s P. FARwELL, Commander,
VIII leave SUNDAY, May Sd. at A. n, from her
wharf, Of ST. Joseph carrying the o. s. msi
The Austin will 90 RockpOrt landing freight and pas
seDger for Corpus Christi and St ssrJs that place
For freight passage apply
CaAs. A. WHITNEY L co. Agents,
50 and So Camp street
BRAzOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves on SUNDAY, May Sd, ASK
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low.
pressure side wheel iron steamship
&c. Harris.
W. H. TALBOT, Commander,
VIII above wharf, Of st Joseph street.
carrying the U. mails For reight passage, spplyto
oHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and So Camp street.
N. B.-No freight received without order frsm the
Agents. The :. Harms will stop Galveston
mails.
PHILADELPHI
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THB PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooxPAsrs
RsTulAs ssnLNOnthiy Line of Steamship
suniats, lzi5 tons P. r. BoxrK
Rtsr OF she Union. l2oa tons. Capt T. n oooKsEY.
To sail THURSDAY, May IA at6RE
COR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The hvorss steamship
Star of the Union,
Cap. I. n. oooKsEY.
wm leave her wharf. Jackson Square. Is sbOvs.
Cabin Passage Havana $50 currency
Through Tickets 10 New York. Baltimore and Boston
For freight or passage, having splendid sccommods-
uREEvY, NIoKERsos . CO..
81 Gs-onH-'-r street
TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIaNED, WISHING TO ESTAB
greater facilities the shipping en- sring leaving this
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
gwitxerland, Levinthan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W
bnsh, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
WieRco and Reliance.
The number and power associated Line Of
Towboais that will either
the bar or In this port
PETER MAsCY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBER,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A. YORKE a CO., = Idne.
Associated Once, Is Carondelet street up stairs
J. @. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRfTER,
Leves Aeents
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Arrived Ye.terdnY.


Cardiff, April Disabled for New Orleans ship HalcyOn
Works.
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CRESCENT OFTIcE, No ~ CLxP STREET,
Thursday, April 50, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship VIM Woodbury. MCCLELLAN Liverpool lowell Bailey
ship Mary Russell, Rusle, for Hsyr- Zerega Jenkins
bark haudslie BID, Gale, for Matanzas in ballast
Brig Mary Binds Hastngs for sagus Ia Grande Mater
SehT Wa tsr Siaitr Giant for Apa achicOls Master
schr 7 J Frazier Wells tor Havana GoldenbOw Ksley
Sehr AIRY Kelley, Mitchell for Cardena Code bow Kelley
hehr G + Gibson Thatcher for Providence
fhOrndike a Norton
sehr EliDa, Johnson for Vera Cruz Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Liberty, Balm Baltimore 18th via Ha
10th TO NitberspoOn Hzlsey-2d district
Steamship ORIENTAL Snow, Boston 18TH inst to CreVy,
NickeJson &co- 4th district
Steamship Gin Farwel tdom fndanOla and Gav esOo,
toe A VIII they &cO-lst district Is
schr Salvador tBrS, Hansen from Havana TO Godenbow
kele,-2d distrct Is
schr anne Greye Brio from ssgua La Grands to Ave.
% dstric, Is
Sioep Bippe - from Lafouchs to mater-2i district IS
Lugger Oilesns from Lafourcde, master-2d dis
uict Is
TowBOATs.
Perone Brown from the Passes tewod down 9TH
int. ship Allan. bngs Wnona and LeBabel-orOaghg
up schrs annie Grieve ana Salvador
sTKAhBOArs.
Great Republic Donaldson from st Louis
Alaska, Cakes from Cincinnati
Hunte'. Jeanireau IRON Point ala II ache
rinn Smmes q estnouss. from kpOrt
1bervi lie. Grns. fir m Bayou
AG Brown, Bassstt, from Lover OOass
Memoranda
Cardiff, April 9-Sailed for New Orleans ship Halcyon
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Leasss EykkY SATURDAY, MBPs
tSA vi. ksBUrG, EATCAfZ. AND ALL IN
n teiHec,t laoolngs-fhe steamer Gen Oui. man.
u letter. ma.tsr sam Ayes, clerk VIII aoovs
sINNOT1 ADAMs, Is Commercial Place
Ire steamer Gen. Qutmsn connects vicks0urz Sith
eeamtrs COuniees and calumet for YaSac raahaens
syrs And steamers Julia and Rabcon tor 81 Loas Mem
phis md al intermediates landings
LEAVES EVERY UgeDAY Arspn
VICE Re. NAfCHFz AND rFW ORLEANS
ksgulsy Tuesday, U. g. Mail PAeket. In place Of ths
L. LEE The steamer
Gov Aues,
JNO w. CANNON, Msstsr.
sf s.ve above for veksburu. Matches Grand Gul Rcd
ney St Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bsyos Bstya
Rouge, DonaidsoDvfs and ali inter nedtats landings
The Gov. Allen masses close connections WITH steamed
CALUMET a. Vieksburg for all landings Yazoc river
FOR freight or having unsurpassed saton
aplpy on board or 70
sfEkOTT ADAMS Is commereisl Plaza
A. BRIrTok CO.. Is Front street.
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR MINDBN AND LAKE BISTENEAU PACKET
Leaves THUhSDAY. 30th inst atsFM
EOR MAIDEN. LOGGY BAYOU, GNAND BAYOU,
Il Copchstta. Campte, traud Ecore O0te AlsxAudrfs,
Normsns Barbtns and all landings Red hiver-fhe fine
fast passenger packet Lizzie Tate. Nat Pueket
ter Ed Groves clerk will leave above For freight or
passage apply on board or
A BRITTON CO.. Agents Front street
p STbe Lizzie Tate will give tn f0ugh bills Mindsn
Leaves on SATUkDAY, May I'd, at 6P NJ
EOR al kEVEPOR q, LOGGY BAYOU GRAND
IL Bayou. blzirs Landing. Grand Ecpre Campte
rice Mouth River Cattle, Alexandria Ncman's Bar
bins and all intermediate audngs Red verrhe ght
dTaught e-whee packet j. NJ. shar..p W. whiss.
master Jssper kusk clerk wifi as above For freight
n o. DoSoHUE. Agent,
2Thoupitou ~ street.
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CRESCENT OTTIcE, No. ~ CANT STREET, I
Thursday, April 50, 1858.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on FhIDAY. May lat at5PH
tfDB Ga NJ "Es, BEE ID ALL 4 ID ALL LAND
rigs On aek and Ouachita Rivsrs-Tho splendid Iixht
drAft passenger steamer Lotawesna, IA . Brtnfs~
master. A Work and w. g. cieks will Leave a.
above For Freight or pa sage apply board or 20
O. DOSOHUE. 2Tchoupitoui.s strset
PS-Tbe LotawaDna will take ut for rr.gsen Hon
roe and landings beow-dy barrels 5c: wet DO 7sc ana
per sack. 3Oc. - 49, -~