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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
THKoUsn RATES OF FREIGHT
BETWEEN Geek
NEW ORLEANS,
New York. boston. PhiiadeIphia and All
Points North and East,
VIA N. O. !. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
srssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoARS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTAED.
NO, J. AND q. N. RAILROAD oFFICE.l
New Orleans, July l, 1858 }
Shippers Informed transporting freight
between Orleans and New York, Boston, Philadelphia
etc at very low making saving shipper by this
route of from TWENTY to FIFTY PER CENT.
All claims loss damage overchsge will be promptly
settled a. points of delivery.
For further information apply at the Depot CaOps
street. or at the office of the Company, No. Carondes
street.
7. g. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
JAMES YoseE, General Freight Agent
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY.
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick and Direct New York. Boston and all East
srn Cites-TwO Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the South
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change.
For Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office Of
the n o. g. N r. X under City Hotel; at the office of
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company l04 Com
street, also the office Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. WIN. HUiHlT.
General Superintendent Chicago
". p JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, chicago.
B +. LONG Ely,
Gen'l Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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EKENCH MEDICINES
-PLEPARxD ny
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
IS Rue RIoHELIEg. PARIS.

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABlS INDIOA,
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT 4 Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments in France England and Germany have
proved that these sovereign remedy for
above distressing affections, especially when BsadoAna,
sBramOnum and Opium have failed to give relief
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOUROHE IEDEPEH
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY 1t F.M, FRIDAYst
EOH EAFOUHCWE, AND COAsT-THE A NO
~ passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. Il GreathoasS
C"ptAnj Jos Daliores Clerk VIII leave above rearn
Ing on the Coast every Wednesday and sunday In day hI
Eor HSsht OF passage sp ply on board or 20
X o. hELAFCON. No 81 Old Leves street
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j. BALDWIN pUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impoency, Loss of Power, Nervous Debility with
Notes Impediments Marriage should be by ~
kmplang Sent by mail of IS By
J. B. DUFF GRIFFIS,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases are successfully treated
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City In
lieu of horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING. At o'clock.
An Extra Train viii leave the City Livery SUNDAY EVEN
ING, 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, day, Is cents. Pas
eDges for GENTLY must notify the Conductor prior depart
Of Train Fare to Gentlly StaonFiteen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELf, General Supt
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ERARKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTKoTYPE FOUNDER
las Vine Street, between Fourth ana Firth
z ALLISON, Superintendent, Cincinnati.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING xArKRIALA
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
stereotyping and ElectrotypinT
In all their various brsnchss-Books Music Patent Med
Inc Labels and Drections Jobs. Wood Ozts Eta Etc
NOTICE-THE CoPARTEERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing in this city, under the style OF REGARD
FLOWER MACS lie this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of the affairs
Of the late Arm and will continue the Commission and Fac
business his account Once LIS Grsver street.
RICHARD FLOWER
Surviving PartRer
New Orleans, Marc l5oi
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Depot General in New Orleans at
z. DUCovGE'S,
% Chsrtres street,
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gunlulsrttal Sntsuigents.
CRESCENT OPTICS. No. u GAIT sqRzHy,
Monday Evening. July %. 1864 !

CRESCENT orT1oa. NO "a CLrg sYzzss,l
Monday Evening. July p. 1864
CoTToS-Owing to almost incessant rains during
business hours to-day, operations in outdoor pur-
suits have been partially or wholly suspended
throughout. The Cotton market has been espe-
cislly mOnotonous and as consequence we have
TO report total sales of only II bales, taken by
one party. OF course reliable or even closely
apprOximating quotations are not obtainable I'M
der existing circumstances.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1867. ................. ua@S
Received since Saturday ...'..''"'..'.'''''.; ~
Received previously oo5,o1o
received in sacks AID oalea here sinee -
September i, 6Sl5-66O,sgl
S7lis
Exported since Saturday. 90
Exported oZg-o 1oes
s,ccs on hand and on .hipSo.rd. Lsl7
PRODUCE AND PRovIsIoNs-The unfavorsble
condition Of the weather, from the opening until
the close of the market to day, has interrupted
business so seriously that, with our usual inquiries
extending through the market, we have been un-
able to hear Of any transactions of Importance.
The rain. which commenced falling at an early
hour, continued, with scarcely an intermisson,
until nearly O'Clock and prevented operations
either upon the evee or in warehouse, as the main
avenues of commerce were, for several hours,
rendered impossible to pedestrians by the floods
of water covering both sidewalks and streets.
There were indications, at very early hour Of
the day, that the week would open with something
like brisk business, and that the markets-espe-
cially in the way Of provisions-would receive
very liberal share of attention from buyers, but
transactions, which have been interrupted by to-
days storm, will be renewed tomorrow, when we
may look for good deal of animation ia all lines.
Operations during the preceding week have been
very narrow in their limits. Buyers were wary in
their orders, and purchased with caution, but
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ImpOrts

PENsAC LASchr Cora-l3OOo feet lumber 100 900 laths
W Grant
MOBILE Louise % bses cotton II Morris'n-l3
bxs iobscco Goldsmith-5 do VI Pulley-25 do w Van
hf do Wackerbrst1 Josephsundries
u order
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Marint 5nteltgentt.
CRESCENT oFrIcE, No. "a CAMP srRxKf,
Tuesday, July q 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Etna, GoOdspeed, for Ruatan Island, Master

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Randeer MAgath from Pensacola to Deshon
in ballast-st district 10 . -
Luggers Morning Star and lie Jeune Cesar from LaiOurchs
Luggsr Gen BixO senior a. POinte la-Hachs,
ter-2d district 10
LugssT Elenors from LockpOrt usster2d district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen. Smoker, from eresnvius
FIolic Alban from ihreveport
Hstty Gilmore King from LOckport
S hlss G RsSSv Sfi from ' Lower Coast
Louise, Hopkins, fiom Mobile
Arrived Sunday.
Steamship United States Norton from York 18th inst TO
Wood, Low Ludwigsen-2d district
sTBAKBoArs.
Pauline Carroll, White from 81 Louis
SHINES, Gresthouse, from LaOurche
New Ira Gross. from Bayou Sara
AG Brown, Bassett from Lower COas,
Memoranda
BY dispatch fr, Phi ade phia Orsevy Nickerson Geo.
hat the steamship Junata Capt hoxie, hence
By dispatch to MoutOn we learn that the steamship
Geo wsshr sailed from New York the 18th inst and
the Cortes hence, arrived at A N. the 18th inst
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York. July l4-Anved from New Orleans. schr Flo
boston jay ii--saed for New Orleans. steamship
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bremen haven. June 25.-Aived from New Dreams ship
Tan erane, Sumner.
Borc eaux June 5-Arrived from New Orleans ship Belle
TOchunter.
Newcsse June 2e-Loading for New Orleans ship Nara
gansett, Edgar.
Newport June 27-Arrived from New Orleans, ship Ella
ThsyeT. III mpsou.
Faya May 2i-Arrived from New Orleans ship Arthur,
Cssso, and sailed for Ba ceona-
Lverp iol. June 30 Arrived from New Orleans steam
ship Fie Queen, VII amson and loading for TIP.
Loading f New Orleans ship Africa, Berry.
Spoken.
July 18th lat 4f3f long 1880 three masted schooner
Mari n, from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Exports.
RUATAN-Schr Etna-lO bbs -four 1854 feet lumber II 900
shingles ~ bxs soap
Imports
PENsAC LA-Schr COral3 900 feet lumber 100 900 laths
W Grant
MOBILE-Sieamsr Louise % bses cotton Morris1n-43
bxs tobacco Goldsmth-5l do Pulley-l23 do w Van
Benhuysen-21 hf do Wackerbrst1 Joseph-sundries
~ order
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Receipts by Railroads,

NRw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
f4C0 feet lumber Taylor McElroy-400 do STA nand-
O. bxs fuit Aby-iS DO Jne Harde &co is Oris-
ler-l2 r BoarmAn-6 Tranontani-3 Eldridge-sun-
dries TO order
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs 4 GREAT wESTE an
q bales ba'e skins tcs 'aOw Whitney &co-7
bale skirs 23 hides Witherel &co-452 head cattle to
McQuoid Mehle-sundries to order
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CORPUS CHRISTIE.

FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
LOB CORPUS CHRTsTI, ROCKPoRT AND
ST. Nsrys via New Orleans opelOusAs and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashear End Of
the Railroad Roekpor Texas, In the
20 Fsryboat from foot Of ST street, and sA n
train from Algers.
Passense learn the day of departure from Brashear
application at the Railroad Office No GO Canal street.
Freight received and bills Of adng signed Rockpor only
at ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until 5PM
@. W. X. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, st p NJ
FOR TKENTOs, MONROE COLUMBIA, HAIR
risonburg, Trinity and all intermediate IAndines-rhs
fine fast passenger packet
CieOnn,
Ia II. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN CLERK:
VIII leave positively above. For freight or massage
sppy on board or to wINBURN LORD, Agents
SO Graver street
.s-The Cleons will take freight passengers a. low
as any other boat in the trade taking freight for Bayou
Macon and Teusas and DArbonne with pr vlege Of re-
shipping.
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CALIFORNIA;.

CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIE 5th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
on Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
For furthaT Information address
D. n DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pier &C North River New YORK
W. d. WEBB, President; CHAs. DANA. Vice President
Office 81 Exchange Place, New York
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LtACTs - Messrs. n. kiener Hollands., No. -
Poydras Manufactures OF the MalskOd Btters
Gentlemen have examined the paten. that granted
you by the U Government for manufacturing the MsskOe
Btters and found in the Ingredients employed compound
we'll calculated to excite and in good order the digestive
have prescribed said Btter several times and In
svey instance had occasion to ascertain their beneficial
eject. remain, gentlemen. veY respectfully your osi
obedient servant A MEKCIER, NJ d. 1873 Canal street.
have examined the you hold for the OF
Maakon Bers and find nothing In the ingredients thereof
calculsted to act nurousy the human system unless
taken In iuordinste quantities. Indeed nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. 8. A. SMITH, NJ. o.
Your Malakof Bitters, which / have examined do
contain any ingredients injurious health may
mended 10 those who are In want Of go.d tonic
Yours N. SOHUPPERf, NJ ID.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF
NEW DAILY ARRANGEMENT.
EROM NEW ORLEANS, VIA MORGAN LINE
is. Mail steamers TO Mobile and thence BY rail- "
MONTGOMERY, COLUMBUS, WEST POINT. MACON
and ATLANTA, GA, Cheaper than any other route.
Freight will be received here daily 70 Ia L., for this
days boat Poi tchartrsn Railroad Depot and forwarded
above at Low than BY any other route bhA
lading signed through, mp " daily at theoice
OHAS A WHITNEY co, Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.
AL freight consigned agent Of Mobile and Grs@A
Northern Railroad Mobile.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

EXCURSION TO MOBILE VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOR MOBILE VIA MIssIssiPPi hFhH-
The new and elegant low pressure dewhee iron o'''
Frances,
Caps GEO. BLAKEsLIE.
Oft Morgan s. Mail Line, will leave foot OF 81 Joseph
street on SATURDAY 18th inst at IL NJ. for Mobile Via
Msasspn River arriving at Mobile early Sunday morning.
and leaving there 1880 NJ, returning via the LANo
on and watering Places arriving Lake end early Aoa'
day morning.
Price for round trip, $40. Tickets issnedby
O. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and SO Camp street
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VICKsHURG.
NATCHIEZ.

NArCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS AtBHH
tOA NATCMEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATU
- landings-Ths hne passenger packet
Mnd WaROner
W B. RICHARDSON, Mastsr. J. O. LIBANo. C,rk,
VIM ie~'e as AooV@ GEO. D. HIrE, Agent,
II Tehouptoulas straat
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. wQICOTT says he will pay $1,000 to any person who
will prodace remedy tnat will instantly remove, and
readily and permanently pain ia the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders. Breast Back Heart, Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs, Ankles Feet Toes, internal
external acute chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh WOun ds
Frghtul Csncers-n fact all pain from any Rheu
matte, Neuralgia, from mosquito bits most intense
Labor Painsas quick Pain Paint reduce inf
rapidly heal permanently give PAIN in its sp
pcstion whether applied to the infant the
feeble person, and Is harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at no. 81 Carondeet street
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
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Exports.
Etna-lO bhis Hour 4Qcl Saat fuu,ha-

July 18th in lat ~ 80 long 1880 three masted sehoon
Mari n, from Liverpool for New Orleans.
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EOn MOBILE
CHANGE OF HOUR
FREIGHT TAKEN AT TWENTY-FIVk rhh OHNNa
BELOW CARD RATES.
aORaAN LINE DAILY o. n NAIL srKAHhn
Maintained By following Low Pressure Iron SteenAah
Mary..................THos. CARROLL oOmmAndsE'
rrances........,.....GBO. }. BLAKEsLEk, %
E.ouiss..............JAS. HOPkINA
,s xbIch yin Ie.ve daily on the Of the
train, PonschartEain Railroad carrying the o. D AsA
OHAR A WHITNEY 90, Agentst
80 and 50 Damp strss&
Freght signed through to Montgomery. Columbus West
Point Macon and Atlanta Georgia. By rail from Mobile -
per New Tariff.
NOTICE-Thess steamers touch their way % and
from Mobile At Bay Louis Pass Christian and aissis
spp CITY aud tide psmttng leaving New OroHs
the Of the train, and Mobile al lLf p -
daily
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E01 OPELOUsAs, WAsHiN9ToN. POET
barTe, and al landings 90 the Coast Atchsaaya River
nnie Wagley, W. Burton, master, NJ Ksnlson
clerk, viii leave shove VIII cave washington evsr1
sunday at 10 O'Clock For freight or passage sD0iy
BLOCH BROS, lH Common stree& n n
or o. HINCKLEY SON, Washington La
b-fhe steamer Annie Wagey connects al WAshinRton
with steamer Bull Frog barges Tor All landings on Rae
Boeuf and will sign through bills o aiding 49,
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ORELOIIAAA

kkaULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOk OPELOUSAa, WASHINgTOS POM
II Barre and all landings the
and Bayou Courtsbesu-Ths Iight-dra stearser
HlAckfOgd Il. @. @ Pickett, j. Schu,5t
gu ieSS i New Orleans every Wsdnesday Return
ing, viii leave Washington every sunday a A N-
The BlackfOrd At Simmsport with he s...r
Ksnkskee, and will give through bills OF sdip0 coI5 ,,
Tor All eights for Bayou DeGlaEe and Bayou Bouf RaS
az low asany boat N~
KEHNETT 4 BELL.l
W. NJ. SURLS, AgenS
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W ATERING PLACEs.

REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUGH IN
DAYLIGHT.
THE NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
Il Agnes,
GEORGE RALFE, Master,
Leaves the foot Of Bienvle every SATURDAY at
a. and Hsrvey's Canal every WEDNESDAY,, above.
Grand Isle every Monday Thursday morning at
O'Clock.
For freight OF passage spply on board
p She AGNES viii regularly In this trade during
the Summer Freight received Friday mornings up
moment Of departure, at foot Of Bienville street.
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Agnoerspr gntslligsnttr.
LIFE LEAVES.

The day with its sandals dipped in dew,
Has passed through the evenings golden -gates'
And single star in the cloudess blue
For-the rising: g:moon,in. silence waits';
While the. winds that sigh 10 the anguid hours
Aslullaby breathe DER the folded flowers
The lilies nod to the song Of the stream
Tha.winds along with lullfag a5w,
And either awake, or half adream,
pass through the realms of long age;
While faces peer with many smile
From the bowers Of memory's magic iale.
There arc joys and sunshine, sorrows and tears,
That check the path of life's April hours,
And longing wish for the coming years,
That hope ever wreathes with its fhirest flowers;
There are friendships guileless-love as bright
And pure as the stars in the halls of night.
There are ashen memories, bitter pain,
And buried hopes and broken vow,
And m aching heart by the reckless main,
And the sea breeze tanning pallid brow;
And a ,waarserer on the shel-lined shore,
Listening for voices that speak no more.
There ore passions strong and ambitions wild,
And the fierce desire to stand in the van
Of the battle of life-and the heart of the child
Is crushed in the breast of the atruggling man ;
But short the regrets, and few are the tears,
That fail &C the tomb of the banished years.
There IS quiet and pesce, and domestic love,
And joys arising from faith and truth,
And truth unquestionng far above
The passionate dreaming of ardent youth,
And kissesOt children on lip and cheek,
And the parents bliss, which no tongue can speak.
There are loved ones lost there little graves,
In abe distant dell, meath protecting trees,
Thers the streamle, winds. and the violet waves.
And the grasses sway to the signing breeze;
And we mourn for the pressure Of tender lips,
And &he light of eyes darkened in deaths eclipse.
And thus as the glow of daylight dies.
And the nights first loob to the earth is cast,
gaze. meath those beautiful summer skies,
At the pictures that hang in the hall of the past
Oh, Sorrow and Joy chant mingled lay
When to memory's wild wood we wander away
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A NOBEL CoNsT1rUTIoN-For ingenui-
ty and cool assumption, the Radical con-
stitution-makers in Arkansas must be
awarded the palm. The instrument which
they have framed as the organic law of
that hapless State, lis perhaps the most Gu
riously concocted document that has yet
been put forth by any of the reconstruc-
ton conventions. After giving the ballot
to women and negroes, and making them
competent for jury duty, it proceeds to
regulate the ma nner OF voting on the new
constitution. Voters are required to
swear that they have never given aid to
secession in any State Not satisfied with
this, the trainers Of the constitution clap
muzzle upon every mans month, by re-
curing him to oswear that he accepts for all
time the social and political equality of
the white and black races not merely the
'political," observe, but the social. -
And to cap the climax of moderation.
after prescribing all the other qualifca,
lions or-votiug they gravely proceed to
disfranchise all persons acho shall vote
against the nep constitution We commend
this proviso to the reconstruction conven-
tions generally, as one eminently fit to
grace model constitution for free peo-
ple.-CgtarteSton Neaos.
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"WHlNINa WoMEN."-A gentleman, or
a man who would like to be considered a
gentIeman-married wesupposc-in trou.
bic at home, we would guess-wr,tes of
whining women" as follows:
"lt there be anything in the wide
world that will wear out the patience of
man. and render him Indifferent to his do
mestic tireside and the society of tho wife
he has promised to cherish, it is whining
woman. To hear day after day-in the
morning when he sits down at the break.