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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
THE AGRICULTURAL CONTENTION
Half Fare for the Delegates.

BY the following correspondence, it will be
| seen that delegates to the approaching 8 tate
Agricultural Convention will be passed over
the South Carolina Railroad for half fare. We
presume that the other railroads Of the State
will cheerfuly make similar concession
CHARLESTON, April 9, 1862
II. I. -PeGt9, Superintendent TRANSFORMATION
South Carolina Railroad:
DEAR SIR--I am taking deep interest in the
in Columbia on the 28th instant, which falls on
Wednesday.
Tho call for this convention, as compre-
hend the movement is to suggest measures
for promoting the welfare of all classes, by
harmonious action, in trying to adopt the best
systems OF agriculture, in conjunction with
Southern manufacturing and mechanical pur-
suits. and to find out the most reliable plans
to immigrants the many inducements which
invite them to our genial climate and fertile
soil and cheap homes.
My object in addressing you is to know what
1are the railroad will authorize me to say will
be charged to delegates who are going las q
matter Of duty to their poor State) t65partlci-
pate in the deliberations of the convention.
believe the action OF the convention will be to
advance tho future prosperity Of ali our rail-
roads, Very truly .ours,
WM. NJ. LAwroN,
President South Carolina Institute
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, s. O.. April 10 1862
". H. Lao on. Esq, President South Caro-
tina Institute:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of the h came duly
to hand, and should have been answered
sooner but that have boen absent from the
citv for several days.
Our rule ls, that it thirty or moro persons
pass over the road (pay1ng full fare,) going as
delegates to any assembly, to allow them to
return free of charge, provided that each one
shows to the conductor Of train q certificate
signed by the presiding officer or secretary Of
the convention, proving HIM to be a member,
and that, when going to the meeting, he passed
over tho road.
AS presume that many more than the
requisite number will pass over our road going
to the agricultural convention, the members
upon returning will have the benefit Of above
rule, if provided with necessary certificates.
Yours, respectfully,
II. L. PEAKE, Superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
oar ERRORS oF YOUTH..-.A ALN

1M EHKORS OF YOUTH.--A GENTLE.
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
preratnre Decay. and all the effects oi you hfui in
dscfeon, will. for the sake Of suffering humanity.
send free 70 oil who need H. the receipt ana dlrec-
done tor making the sinple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferer wtshing TO profit by the advertie-
era experience, can 40 by addre- sine IN serect
onhdence. JOHN q. OGDxN,
No. AZ Cedar.street New York
K0pruary0 0mOe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OUMPf'@

THROUGH LIN, TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
cr-...As STEAMERS Or 1nu ABOVN
20 9Sss line leave Pier No q, North River.
N,4InxlslM!fM foot of Canal street New York, st
IL o'clock noon OF the 1st II lth and
2lst Of every month texoept when these dates fall
on Sunday. then the Saturday precedrg,.
Departure OF lat and l1st connect PanarnN with
steamers for south Pacific aud Central Amex1oap
ports. Those OF Let touch at Manaanillo
Departure OF 11th OF oach month with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship J.PAN leaves San Fra1 cisco for China
and Japan May A. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage tree to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information epp1Y'
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wh6fL
foot OF Oanal-street, North River New York.
Maroh ~ Tyr F. r. eABY, Agent.
FOR WRIGHT'S Bl.UEF
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE SANrEE RIVER,
rlksaeA TIE STEAMER MARION. OAP-
.EqsssSs5as165T TAIN J. T. FOSTER is RECEIVING
freight on Accommodation Wharf, aud will leave
WEDNEsAY MORNING, 14lh Inst ".a"
Apply to JOHN FERGUSON.
April 10
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
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reputed visits of angels to the terrestrial sphere
We append q list: , r-sH4
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddn. from Natchez.
Magenta, Capt. Hicks, from st. Louis.
Welcome, Capt. Keeling, from Camden.
The Welcome, Capt. Keeling, leavesloa Tuesday
at r. n. for Camden.
ANOTHER STEAMER Losr.-The Alice, Captain
kuncy, from Manchsc laden with lumber for l..
Demouree, of this city, and Pierre Cornet, o,
Ascension, yesterday, struck . snsg ia Lake
Mauripas, near the entrance to Pass Manchac
and was sunk. Passengers all saved ard reached
this city by morning train of jackson Railroad.
Among passengers we're l.. Demourelle of New
Orleans, and Pierre Cornet and family Of Ascen-
sion. Boat may be raised, and part OF the csrg o
saved. Capt. huncy was not on board. This is
the second boat be has lost 10 the same trade
within the last year by his unavoidable absence.
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LIVEBPO0L-Ship Igoma-Salt
Steamship Tabssco-sll, 200 specie
bars silver to master
LIVERPOOL-Aark Avalanche e616 SKIS salt
Ledyard Anderson &co
M0BILE--Steamer Mary-2l bales cotton 10
Scott Bro-l5 do E + Golsan &co-5 Lehman,
Newgass &co-7 do bale moatS to Orders bales
yarn Clinton 4 Richards-5o axis peas Wood, Lo "
Ludwigsen-sundries 20 order-Total 4S bales
cotton
LYEST0N-Sesmship st Mary IA bales
cotton Jno Phelps eco 9 do J NJ Lewis 6co-7 do
Block Britton-sl0, 900 specie Seig l. Krug-40
ties beef 80 bbls beef Perkins, Swenson kco-2o
hides bales hides w F Witherel-9 do 7 Tuck
er-l Dbl beef 66 bbls molssses G A Whitney eco
80 do Fl i Lonsisle-2s hides NJ Kaufman &co-
SIS hides bales hides bales skins l sack wax
! Dbl dried peaches 10 order-l09 head stock l2l
calves McQuoid a Mehle-sundries to order-To-
tai 40 bales cotton
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ST L0UiS-Steamer Msgenta-s7 bales cotton
Jno Phelps &co--96 do NJ Greenwood & Son-5l
Bussey &co-34 Battle 4 Noble-s0 N Horre
&cc-30 Meyer, Deutch q Weis-25 McGregor Bro
q Burnett &co-l6 Adams. Cockburn 4 Howe
IA Woods, Matthews &co-12 Campbell h Strong
10 Nelson L.nphier &co-ll l. Adams a Son
Winston, Morrison &co--6 ID Carroll &co-6
Alcus, scberck Il Autey--6 j Williams a Son-6
Won Phul Bros Wood. Low a Ludwigsen-lI n
W CoDnor-5 W J Robson-f Jno Chsfs 4 Bros
M Osiesby-4W Frierson &co--s q Hender.
son--3 Summers Branins--1 II Allison &co-2
Perm. Pace Nixon-1 BIZ tobacco N Green wood
q son-l75 bhls pork to order-50 do g W Byrne
&co-loo do Grief h Byrnes--50 csks bacon Keep
Caulfield-276b bIs -four TO order-So0 bbls me al
Woods, Matthews &co-263 bbls -four Chenoweth,
Casey &co-lO0 do McKand Il Stewart-325 do
Poincy a Son-326 do @ E Slsyback &co-5lO
kehlor, Updike &co-42s do Kirkpatrick & Keith
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STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PoR
su Oss10 sol nG i Taa' si issS

q.
At5o'clsck yesterday afternoon the steamboat
landing presented sight which caused our heart
90 thrill with joy, and which In memory carried "a
back 10 the8hslcyon days Of pesce and plenty
days vixen our people were free aud prosperous;
days wher our river steamers resped hsrvests of,
not rsgs CT greenbacks, but good real money
money which was worth its face value. Eighteen
steamers iest port. many Of them crowded with
passeDgerst and all full, or nearly so, Of freight
A large attendance honored the landing, aud
many wers Abe comments made upon the fiostine
-palacet, which,, like soldiers eager for the fray
or restless race horses impatient for the tap OF
the dramt were belchng forth clouds of black
smoke inttrmixed with jets of snow white steam
I'll at this hour that everything on and about q
steamer appears in state Of chaos-the noise OF
escaping ttesm ringing of numberless bells, cries
OF fruit vendors, curses OF the mates aud dray-
men, and the " all aboard |" from the mouths of
adozep captains, all go to make up a scene which
can be imagined but not described.
Busipefs upon the landing vas lively yesterday.
The weekly shreveport packet National, Capt.
Rich. slnnots, leaves for Shreveport on Tuesday
The Frank Psrgoud, Capt. White, leaves for
Nicksbnrg, Tuesday, as P. NJ.
The Nina SHINES, Capt w. r. Greenhouse,
leaves st6 :; N. tomorrow for Bayou Sara.
The Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes. leaves 10.
morrow at P. NJ. for Bayou Lsfourche.
At P. u: Tuesday, 9Th inst, the hne paszeurer
packet Lotsvanns. Capt: Jas. Tucker. leaves for
Jefferson and 81 way landings.
TO the hayhOwer. Shippers will do well to note
this fact and change their insurance accordingly
The Tahlsqush, Captain Livingston, leaves for
Camden on Thursday at s Pm
The following named steamers left port yester.
day:
Lotus No, 2, Capt King. for Lockport.
sen N,ekoias, Capt Albert, for Lower Coast.
New Era; Capt. Dugas. for Lsfourche.
Peerless Capt. -, for Attakspas.
Meyfowtr, Capt Blanks, for Camden.
Lsfourcbe, Capt. Work. for Camden. Ct
Carrie Poole. Capt. Withers, for Marie Saline.
Bart Able, Capt Harrison. for Shreveport.
Leo. Capt. Hodge, for Jefferson.
FToe, Capt. HEM. fer Grand Ecore
CleoDa, Capt. Thompson, for Washington.
Rob Roy, Capt. CASTILLO. for Macon and Tensas.
Celeste, Capt Crooks, for Macon and Tensss.
Westnoreland, Capt. -, for Cincinnati.
Richmond, Capt. Neal, for Louisville.
yicssburg, Capt. Lcathers, for Vicksburr.
Pauline Carroll, Capt. -, for 81. Louis.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddn. for Natchez.
The Belle Lee will leave some time this week
for Louisville.
The PsuIle Carroll takes the Goth Regs. U. s:
Infantry TO St. Louis.
The Gosssmer, Capt. Dufour, leaves fos Bayou
du Glsises tomorrow at p. NJ.
Arrivals since our last hsve been not unlike the
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vrginiAn ones. Eighth street. L,peAburz. virginia

advs,tilsmsnis inserted IN an newspapers psbishehs
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ZION 70 those OF the Northern and Western States from which
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Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited
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ssd to Agent 70 subscriptions and sdvsrtiss
nents for the New Orleans Crescent.
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&co-25l do Howard A Pfss

dco-Iol DO Howard u Pres
i b Sslby-3S6 do Glover q
h Polhsus &co-100 do Prud-
IS do G A Whitney &oo--ll0
ford &co-I Dbl butter WIN
% Hoyt 4 Wilcox-l0 kegs do
do Il F DelBondio-30 fkns
10 bbls eggs w n Somers-7
6 do Howard q Preston do
F DelBondio-3l3 bales hay to
20l sks oats Bussey, Emly &co
ID Eckford l. Cage --203 do n
10 bbls apples 10 bbls pots-
er-l506 bbis whisky 20 hfbbls
indy G A Whitney &co-2 cases
Elk 4 Britton-3-bxs mdse wash
hcEneny-1 bxs mdse r Smith
Jno Cbade d Bro-5 cases sugar
er d Zuberbier--lot mdse H
ases wine Jno Hawkins-l case
yer-5 bbls oil R Kwslker &oo-
Il W Farley &co-50 SKIS malt to
Klumpp-30 doz brooms M Nc
lime c Wlbur-5 bxs hard ware
win &co--l9 bdls ssddlery Horter,
hner-4 cases sugar lemon Ball, Ly-
mdse J Sington-l7 bbls beans to
10 bxs bitters bx mdse G A Whit
10 7 8 Henderson, bbls sugar
anins-lot slaves and sundries to or
bales cotton 4l6 SKIS cotton seed
Steamer Wild Wagoner-3l bales
wman &co-2l do Scott 4 Cage-20
d Weis-l9 to Jurey q Harris-l7
Bickham-l2 E Newman &co 10 r
Lewis Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-6
1ngton &co-3 Lehman, Newgsss dco
Coz J Frierson dco-l A II Peale
AFFORD dco-42 SKIS cotton seed ] Al
sugar IL bbls molasses Bouligny &
5 bbls peas E FrAnk-24 do to order
do B Sifers-9 bbls peas Calomb,
-35 hides ] l. Couret-2 bales moss
TO order-Total III bales cotton
E-Stesmer Welcome-39 bales cotton
ewgsss &co-l4 do yno Phelps &co-l0
&c & Nixon Fellowes, Ferguson L
w r Greene l. Bros 3 Phelps, Mccall
% bbls potatoes Garner & McCarty-50
Chaffe q Bro--sundries to order-Total
|otton
LENONvILLE-Stea New Era-3
lsees l. Bassett-l8 bbls rice Bethan.
do Maspero &co--4 bbls corn Dru
empty haifbbls by Tete-sundries to
PORT Steamer Lotus No 2-2l hhds So.
Dcheresu &co-l bdl skins 3 bxs eggs TO
t-2 crates fodder II B Foley-sundries to
EFUNCTE- schr Odesss-5oo bbIs sand to
x Wilson
N RIyER-schr Kate-ao cords wood 200
- order
F-schr Truzella-2o cords wood to
LACOMBE-schr Estelle- 800 bbls
Yorder
P0URGNE-Schr Annie-l50 bbls shells
b0RO-Schr Mary FRANCESCA. 600 feet |
lopp Il Elliot
0XI-Schr Carrie Bell-l0,0O0 feet lumber
er
0XII-schr Maj Rsnnis-20, 900 feet lumber |
rant
IS MANCHAC-schr Joinville-25, 900 feet |
r p Msrkey
IEFgNCTE-schr Msud-5Oo bbls shells to
r & Wilson
IOU LACOMBE-schrR oss-so cords wood |
er
'CAGoULA- schr stsr-s5. 900 feet lumber
ote
ND RTyER-schr sldonis-Soo slaves is |
ID to order
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crrr or JuTEasoN, Apri L. 1852
Arrived yesterday-134 Texas Beevss, 1863
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-3S2 Texas Bseyes.
III Calves and YeaTlings, SO Hogs, 220 Sheep and
8 Mich Cows. Stock on sale -462 Texas Beeyes.
36S Calves and Yearngs. $50 Hogs, 397 Sheep
and 6S Mich CoVa. We ouote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
@arine JntelIigtnte.
CRnscsSf OyYrcz. No. s. GAIT s7luss, 1
Sunday. April 4. l56a

sunday. April &. lS6a !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship United States, Norton, for New York,
Wood, Low 4 Ludwigsen
Steamship Mary N Roberts. Smith, for Indisnols
and Lavacs, Geo Hitd
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston aud InI
disnols, CA Whitney &c(
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher. for Pensacola.
.slr j @ Rogers "a.
Steamer Pauline enroll, Thompson. for St Loui
SIS MAST
Ship Auguste (Brm), Won Hsrten. from Liverpo
Mummy. Lung 4
Brig M Burns, Wyman, for 81 Pierre, Mque..
Goldenbow 4 Kel
Brig Hannah (Br), Esston, for Havana, in bslIs
ERPo
schr Salvador (Br), Hansen. for Havana,
Goldenbow 4 Ke
Schr Mary Emely. Martinez, for Pensacola.
Ma
Hchr Texans, Taylor, for Brszos Santiago
Goldenbow 4 X
Schr Charlotte. Pepper, for Pensacola, Nj
Schr Cecilia, Montgomery, for Ruatan, NJ
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N o, J q G N RR-April $3.50 bales cotton 70
Alcus, Scherck q Autey--50 Suodgras
2 7 II 4 J NJ Allen &co-2s Richardson Msy-
] Williams & Son-l3 q g Cromwell-8 Jno
Hardie &co-7 r Powell-6 J W Champlin-6
p Harrison & Sons N G Gulleft-5 r Flower
w Tompson-4,Jos hoy &co--3 n Hilles kco
~. Huntington dco-3 Walker 3 YauQht-3
Lesassier-2 Warren, Crawford &co-l
kcO-l Stewart, Norton &co--93 sks
iexas-l car potatoes J Waino-l0O0
E Cate-S0o0 do B St Amant--
d Weayer-sundries to order-Totsl
>tton
e w-April 2.-23 hhds sugar to
bis molssses ] P Van Bergen
skins Csnhepe 4 Loubens-
npdries L Sure-5 Skis rice TO
les moss Lapens & Ferre-
&c hf bales moss w 7 Bar
Farragut-56 head stock
Cotll-24 hhds sugar 10
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New 0RLEASs. April Sd, 1869.
Steer hides, city slaughter, over IS bs, u n. +,
sQS1; steer hides. city slaughter, 20 10 81 b., n
~, s3Gls2; steer hides. city slaughter, under 10
they rup u h.. 81; kips, city slaughter, 20 10 "a
Ms, ~ ~, i2@19 kips city slaughter, rs to 80
Ms. q H., I0@l2; calf skins. each, 81 Is; coun-
try hides, 6int, 20 to % ibs., b b 2002l coun.
try hides, flint. damaged. half price Bsesvsx,
prime yellow. y b., 40; OK horns, each. SOLO !;
tallow, ~ %. l040ll4.
We have 70 alteration to make in our quota.
tions. The market for green sailed city slaughter
continues sluggish. especially for heavy stock
which 10 almost unsaleable. Dry flint, under 40
de-, are score and in demand.
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q
Newcastle, March l3-Saled for New Orleans
steamship Riga, Lunter. rs
LIVERP00L-Ship Auguste-2l97 bales cotton
NEW Notwithstanding United States-3l2
bales cotton $50 bbs molssses 200 bbls oil so bbs
lime rs bbis whisky 20 bales moss lao hf-bales do
is SKIS wool IL bbls beef hf.bbls do 1913 tcs beef
ll6 bales skins 4l6l hides and sundries
1ND1AN0LA AND LAVACA-Steamsbip Mary
M Roberts-64l bbs -four ia bxs tobacco l95
sks corn 2l7 bags coffee AZ bbls whisky hhds so.
gar 100 bales hay and snndries
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamship
Morgan-6o0 bbls -four 40 bbls whisky Al bbls sq.
gar 100 bags coffee 800 sks corn Loco SKIS salt and
sundries
PENSACOLA Steamship Lizzie-70 bbls -four
co bbls potatoes SIS bbs pork 80 SKIS oats l060
SKIS corh and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline Csrroll-Sundry
mdse
ST PIERRE-Brig J Burns-l3H bbls -four
675 axis corn $500 slaves 100 900 shingloa
PENSAC0LA-Schr Charlotte-H bbls -four s
bbIs pork 20 bales hay Is SKIS oats 900 sks corn
and sundries
RUATAN-schr Cecelis-I5 bbIs -four and sun.
dries
HAVAEA-Schr salvador-550 bbls flour In
bbls lard $40 bbls potatoes and sundries
PENSACOLA-Schr Mary Emley-25 bbls -four
600 axis corn
BRAz0s sANTIAGo-schr Tsxana-23o bbls
flour 100 bbs lime rs ties lard 400 SKIS corn Is 900
eetlumber and sundries
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NEW oaLEAks. April ga, 1853.

We are Indebted to Nessrs. Hay 4 Mehle for
the following copy Of their weekly quotations Of
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XkQxR II0ucHE9 AT KEX wEsT-Ths splendid
DuxrHaxr $780,
vm 49, vs.,e .,,.,.. ys.s.aa LII.
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calling = -" ~
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Leaves On thursday. April 9th, sssrn
|
= Z EOB OAnDENs oHAMPAaNoALE,
Marie sslns ouschta CITY Tr.n,o, xo,...
~ wy nne 'ios wheel passenger packet
Welcome,
FRANK KEELING, Master: P. IysoHrr, u.r.
0' ---''
wsavs . above. For freight passage apply on board
or.o GEO. D. Hrrr !, rsso,,,,,,,..
- = :, :. .e4ooeaen-- stree.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. Hsr.
srr. ssns T5 VI9, honfo. o9sehl,s CITY
..s%.g s. s'ss and oa Jssn y
clerk VA esys a. soove f9r freight passage appy on
oye1os % 70 cisNorI ADAMS. - Commsrcal Plaza q
steamer C.mdsp for sssps one with TIE Light dra.
high up :. Portland.
REGULAR WRRKIy ouAcHTr. pCv1-
ZEN, sArohoAh"rH
Marie Saline Trenton. xo,ro. ou...,. c.-
- IN s..-,,-.s.... ,.-s ~, .'nou's' trinity,
~ M i.nolnss ON oieck and Ouscfita rivers
The spendid Light dram sidewheel steamer !
MnvnoD~r 1
Nv nIANKa M.st.r. " c,xr-p |
WIN leave - above For freight passage apply on board
"no' a. LohD' ~ ersver street.
= ccfk VIII % On ne Aeteo mead OF Oue0mhouse
mon tb,. .rvsr..,n.rs - -, ss suippsrs can rely
class bosta
FOR oAMDRN DIRECT
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY 81 srH
= RON CAMBEN. OHAMPAGNOLLg |
monf1 81 Oq qs, ivy Mouth Bayou ssrthoo-
sonbuK, Trinity and All andnss Black and Olachts
fvsr.-Tbe sesrs Isfourche, Gin place OF steamer |
Bsrfboicpev and D'Arbcnne IRE sht. a. an .sh MID,
eye " reshpprg Native Camden and Pionrr
SINNOTT . ADAkS, rs Commercial Plaza
W sURLS, No. 2fhorpitoulss street |
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Steamship Matsgords, Trip. from Brashear
to A Whitney &co-Point
Steamship Tabasco Mex, Paris, from Tan
to Avendano Bros-lst district IL
Steamship st. Mary. Bourne, from Galvest
G A Whitney &co-1st district
Ship Igoms (Br). Hays, from Liverpool F.
TO Wheeler, Sheppard &co-4th distric
Ship Adris, Large, from Liverpool
msster-3d district
Bark Alaska, Potter. Is days from
@ A Fosdick &co-Point
Brig Edith Hall, Snow, from Rockl
masfer-Point
Scbr Matte Tsber, Cook, IS day
York. 10 master-Poiut
Schr n E Fenwick-Point
rowBoArs.
Resney, Riddle, from the Passes
and to sea 10th ult., schrs + M
4 Nellie. and w Wheeler-up
Morgan. Warren, from the PassesZ
lght-brought mp ships Igoma and
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Pass
down and to sea 30th ult., briggs
Alice Sierret and Lady Monck. an
Tryphena-brought up brig Edit
schrs NJ E Tabor and M E Fenwicl
Calhoun, jackson. from the Passes
and to sea 3lst nit. brig Sailor Boy
bar ship Huron-brought up bark
srlAMBoATs.
Magenta, Hicks, from st Louis
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Nat
p Welcome, Keeling. from Camden
New Era, Dugas, from Napoleon
Lotus No 2, King. from Lockpor
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW Bil
Echr Odessa, from TchefunctNd
Schr Kate, from Blind Riy
Schr Truzella, from Tick
Scbr EsteIle, from Bsyo
6chr Annie from Lake
Schr Mary Frances. froI
6chr Carrie Bell, FROM
6chr Msj Ranney,
Schr Joinville,
6chr Maud, II
.6chr Ros(
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MORGAN LINE o. q NAL sTEAMERs
FREIGHT 1AKss oa 4 ns szsl sss CENT. BELOW
,EE f0E aAEyEsrON AND INDIAN
- sesnships form shis Line: ~
W. 9. Uswes......I. Q. Harris Austin,
xisssH: sc.e.rs. nsr..n;
Cu2ten. oses him Aasagerda,
-. Mary.
r. s. BOURNE, Commander.
WIN leave root Of "a Joseph street On WEDNESDAY,
April 7th st8An.
For freight or passage apply to
CHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Assnts
Corner Magazine and Matches streess
Freight insured oIehaf the rates adopted BIZ thu Bosrd
Of Underwriters July 1st 1868
B-so bills of Iadin0 signed ssr sailing of the steamer
4Af2A rcR TEXAS
IssIDK BERwIoKs BAT RoUrR
IVA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND aRxAr vFsrrr,
RALRoADl
F.ssssSs. :ass lAs PERT Boat epse, saGzss1 sssszs
DAYS 4 ooes =. md he s2sn ..>sI 4.
ssss I e. I'm. svss a. s1sshsss 0
Sosephfne.................. J. N. LEWIS
TUEsDAYs AND SATURDAYS.
City or Norfolk ......... Capt J. j. xrKpsor
SUNDAYS AND FHURSDAYS
Liskst = b had and STATE secured ust ssesk
hsosd 6s1Ssy ne : = =, . sss Of NJ
Yuv kAn<ns. On he ncraias q dsPSItsze
q. 4 RGVLVV Enn~-1-r<-<~-s
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
>~ FOB ROCKPORr, 1T. MARY,s
ihaaksnd Corpus Christi via New Orleans, opelousss
and great Western Railroad s.d Morgan Line steamers,
Ths roa steamer
cap< mo. BKrSox.
WI lsays Brashssr CITY arrival Of the ~ train
Of the New Orleans, opelousss aad q W. Railroad on
Freight Corpus Christi and 81 narys landed a Rock
port -
For passage sgpB 70 once opslossas Railroad Canal
q: n BAYLKY. supgintsndsnk
a. 4 WHITNEY CO., Agents.
Corner Magazine and hatcher streeta
freight received escy day st opsousas Fsuy Landing