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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

BANKS AND BROKERS,
WOOLSTON & CO.,
BANKERS g. BROKERS'
No. 10 EAST THIRD STREET. +
WILMINGTON, DEL.
DEALERS IN
Government, Railroad,
STATE SECURITIES.
General Agents for Delaware
National Life Insurance Co..
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CHARTERED BY SPEOlAL hOr VI
APPROVED July 25, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, $I,OOO,OOO.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cooke, PhIladelphia 3 A. Rollins. wS'hins'on
Q u. CLARK DO henry .H.l Z u cSsSs.sr. SeOSs do do
WIN. nd. q. MoOrshsai, do John D. pslrses' . dS So,.
'fEs ms.Ei.y gyf Clark do sac'fa lanHS.SA @
nEEINERS.
n. G Ii. CLARK rhiladslphia President.
HENRY d COOKE, MAlhineton, Vice freilden';
JAY looKE ehai' man Finance aud re % nn,e n.rv usm
RS, TURNER, wathi9gioa assistant ...', n,. sesy,
FRANCIS q. sMltii NJ Medsal pltee.or Hna.,o,
MEplCAu ADVISORY BOARD.
ls' K BAREEs surgeon Gen. U ). A Washing on.
=. j. n0KwIlL CEict Medical Department
W BLiss' D. Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS
wM Z, CHANDLER, washinston, DC.
GEoNGE nARDING Philadelphia, Pa,
lM This conpapy National in It's character ffsrs
reason uf It's Large Capital, Low Raes u Premium au
New 1ables the most desirable means oil insn'ihg L'
1hs rtss ii lreuiam, hriug largely reluced, ma
Ell as favorable the insurers as those OF ihe basl Mulu
Companies aud avoid all the complications anu uhr'
tAutlss VI Notes, Dividends ma the Risuddetstandlh
AM whicn latter 50 apt u cause tue loleS ho'ds
sav.ral new eLd Aitra,nIe tables are now pftseni
which nesd ouy to hg understood TO prove aceoptal
to The puzzle such as the Income Predicting Foley q
Return Premium foley in the i'rner ths poll
huldvr only secures lie Insurance ayaule
aealil at win itc.ive, il lisins aller ieriod OF
wears, Au annual inuune equd 10 ten par evnt tV
ceutl II the Ol his pohty In the latter The &C
many ages return TO tile assured the total amour
money he has pad 10, in addition 10 the anount oi
policy. ,...,.,, .,
Ives Or neIeisug the amount ol insurance iheJ are
cure have called 70 De special IasA4nsss ''
Full part ul ia iU be had GU HppliealioA at our Vi
whers uiIealars and Pampnlet July desenb pg
advantages offered by lhs Company, may he had
MAJ efai clssi TO arsat aud ,S,s,ISr, ns6 20
oeib- No. East Third sueet' Mltninslon. VI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

wIMIsdroH DEL, Aus. 4, 1855.
H. F. Pickles, Esqi-DEAR SiR-The Magoa Cooking
Range put up me- at $40 French street. gives entire
saiisiacIon | consider the Magee Range superior to
sny In Inc market, and ehserfuy recommend it to ali
pefsens ia want OF an economical Range
Truly yours, &c, ...-.....
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
YArnp . wEIniN
STOVES AND TINwARE.
RANGE, HEATER AND
ID STOVE DEPOT
PICKELS Il BROTHER,
svccRssoRs TO H. p PlcKELs.
Nos I and 0 East Fourth Street

To those Interested iu 10 want Of really drs class
COOKING RANGE, one that will bum less coal, bake
and cost less for repairs than any other in the
markst L would call their attention 10 the following
eertifcaes Of gentlemen who have had large expert
ence In such matters aud are we'll known IN TINS Guy
WILMINGTON, January 27th, 1855.
Mr. "A f. Pickels:-DRkR SIR.-l have tried three dll.
S,rsnt kinda OF Kitchen Ranges before purchased the
nd am trte TO saw that the hages is worth more Than
the Others combined both to utility and economy IL
does Its work we'll, and with one hall o. the coal ielu,
j Dv either Of the others 1t beats room IN the second
sofy very comfortable in til exceedingly cold wealher
Yours respectfully ,,..,a,s,,,,,,,,,,,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
MOTHERS SHOULD KEEP
W ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
At hand for use in case Of Group,

Its action is expectorant, Alternative,
sudori6c. sedative, diaphoretie and diu-
retic, which renders 1t one OF the most
valuable remedies known for curing dis
eases of the lungs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
nInEavTORS:

Total protection, =, n.,.... .nd az sSsS
they Ous hit to Patrenlaeit' ,pssn SHARPE
d -.,.-. .ni TraaArler-ROBEKT MOCABB, NJ. d.
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Bark Fanny Ealer, Lecocq. ...sid Feb Il
LONDON.
Ship Canterbury, Mel n...............c cid Jan
LONDONDERRY.
Ship MOhongo, McGonagIe.. sid Feb .
NEWCASTLE.
Ship Brass. Dsvenport...... ..........ldg Jan 70
GENOA
Brig Caroline. Davis. Feb
STEAMSHIPS.
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. 3 MALL STEAMSHIPS
eSs~ FOR PyNsACoLA. wARR1NsTo,
x HsS s os6Sa K HRsi 1aaPH 4sb XXI
sarousa sl. Of l.dlns . oolumsss Ga ana ssasndse
70 fernsndna and ysckso1vis cheaper than any o.hs
Isss and q fsrasnau. !s@
Y: !, " the following steamships to '
Alliance, 8. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaca, L. n. LIVINGSTON Commander
Florida, n. o'LEARy. Commander.
Dudley Buck, sTUBGEs Commander,
The steamship Florida,
O'LEARY. Commander,
wm Iesvs her wharf foot of callOps street. sArUR.
''' '''''' '' ~ .' sPEgsRrs Z 60. As...
n g-shpp.rs WIN please procure orders from Agents
Once before sending freight to the steamer.
BRAZOb SANTIAGO.
MoRsAH LINE .. q NAIL sTKAMsHIPa
CABIN PASSAGE $40 CURRENCY.
Leaves on SATURDAY April Sd, s.sAE
<> FOB BRAzOs sANTIAoO VIA
shshak GALvEsroN-Ths iron sss.msAip
lie. Harris.
JB. LOCKWOOD. Commander
VIII lsavs foot Of b. Joseph shove.
II the unable the BraEos bar goods 10
DO delivered Of ships tackle eonsgase to pay their
Hghtsraga Tor freight passage apply 70
oHAs A WHITNEY, Z CO., Aeuss
Corner Magazine and hatcher streets.
Freight the rates Adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters. July l, 1858
CORPUS CHRISTI.
. FOB ROCKPORr, ST. MARx's
Corpus Christi. via New Orleans opeloasss
and great Western Railroad and Morgan Line Steamer
Inc ZION '''An" Alabama,
Capt JNo BENSON,
VIII leave Brsshssr City on the arrival Of the X train
q The New orsss. opeOusas and g. W. Railroad on
Freight ter Corpus Christi Msy's landed ct Rock,
For psssags apply to Office opeiousss Railroad. 90 Canal
a. W h BAYLKY. Superintendent
q. A WHITNEY CO., Agents.
Corner Magazine and Natchez streets
Freight received every Gay opelousas Ferry Landing
TOWBOATS.
Hxw oRLEANB TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
Il and uniform nate Of fcvsss,' ana SSsiaaa<s
g h:s. :.d
swiSssrlaad. Lsviathaa. 0lsdisssr enc
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry wright and Sentinel.
FLNK.
Achilles. rAss. =. Morgan. Bsuassr. wa.
bash. Norman. Republic Tseunssh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
ro.so.ss ss.s No dss1sSs y. .iss i'm:
PETER MAKOY, Ecnpss Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBERBIER
KDwAxD 4 ro esaa u.s. e.. : IL q.
Associated ono. . osrondslss street.. up sssIzsL
=. O. NORCROss
oHAk TfxxNRITKK
Lsves Asrnfa
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Receipts by Railroads.

N o. O& G w-March 2z.-ss bbls molasses
G Sabatier-3 do by Tete-5 hhds sugar Lspene
q Farre-l hide pkg do Suberveille Il Gsutreaux
sundries to order
NO. & RR-March 22.-1l1 bales cotton
II 4 M Allen &co-48 Payne, Huntington &co
81 r Powell-s2 J Williams 4 Son-27 M Hitler
&co-26 Hunt & Mscauley-2l L Adams & Son
% Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-I4 Jno Hsrdie eco
Is Warren, Crawford &co-ll J 4 G Cromwell
II s b Ably &co-l0 Richardson & Msy-10 Jos
Hoy &co-7 T& Henderson, M 0glesby-7
Roby, Harvey &co--7 Meyer, Deutch & Weiss
McLsughlin-4 W b Tompson-4 Friedander
Renshaw q Cammsck-4 Barrett & Lesassier-2
Howard Preston-1 Lehman, Newgass &co-l
Jennings, Gates &co-l2 bxs mdse E Hart &co
bxs hats q Tricou &co-3 do Albert do
Page, Peel Moran-ss do F Belden-l6 do GUN.
Ian &co-2s do G Lesumont-4 do Guttmsn Bros
do Benedict do Henry &co-7 do Ber-
~, sibley &co-9 rolls leather Thos Schor-264
boxes tobacco lrby, Mcdaniel &co-l0 pkgs do
7 Henderson, bales mdse Wallace &co-2
do Jos hoy dco-922 SKIS peas David & Srsdley-
20 yeariDgs and calves-l car rosin and tur pen.
tine Blessy-40o0 feet lumber B Taylor-sun.
dries to order-Total 442 bales Gotten
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RECEIPTS OF rsoprcr SUNDAY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alsska-lot furniture
o Allen-SS0 bxs candles Avet & Cambon-400 do
Is tos hams 20 bbls pork 10 hf.bbls do o Bercier
&co-s9 bbls whisky G Bronsons pkgs wood and
iron ID w Bisbee-200 bxs starch G W Byrne &co
81 bxs tobacco d Block-lot furniture J BONN
bfbbl ale e Benjamin-20 hf. bbls liquor Block &
Brttop-56 trunks F Bsuer-2 burial cases w
Bothick-l bbls vinegar F Boyle-s7 pkgs g stes
and fixtures Born-40 bdls spokes r Bakesley
II bxs sundries so bbls whisky 100 hfbbls do Ball,
Lyons &co--lot furniture Geo Bischof-9 bxs to-
bacco Galloway 4 Johnson-4 pkgs mdse Camp
bell 4 Stronghold furniture Csmbica-7 pkgs
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BY MONTGOMERY Bros. q Co., at the foot OF
st. Joseph street, OF 1 O'Clock P. NJ, six bales OF
cotton, slightly damaged by water. Terms cash.
At Phil. Liners stables, at 10a O'Clock A. NJ, fine
saddle and harness horses in pairs; fine plsnta.
ton and city mules. elegant top and open bug
gies, harness. saddles, etc.. etc. Terms cash.
Also at No. 81 Camp street, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
general sssortmenfof household furniture. Terms
cash.
By d. E. MoRP!rY. at AZ Magazine street, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, rs sacks coffee. rs tierces hams.
100 boxes claret, 10 barrels whisky, 500 resms of
paper, brandy, gs, sugar, lard, butter, cheese,
etc. Terms cash.
By GEoRGs PEsssoH. ct 90 Camp street, at 81
O'Clock A.. NJ, an assortment Of household furni-
ure. Terms cash.
BY z. ROGER & Co., at Nos. IS and At Old Levee
street. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 300 lots Of foreign and
domestic dry goods. Terms at sale.
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Warine 5nteuigsnrs.
CRxsoKpT Oyvioz, No. IS OAnr SIRE
Tuesdav March q lSGQ

CkksckGf OTTicK, NO. % UAMF bTRKkf,
Tuesday, March q. l612
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Agnes Wilson, for Galveston and India.
nola CA Whitney &ce
Steamship Fire Queen (Br), Williamson. for Liver.
pool Ashbridge, Smith &co
Ship Odessa (Br), Small, from Liverpool,
Ashhridaa Smith &co
Bark Corumbfa, IN GJ, Muller, for Bremen,
Mummy. Luling &co
Brig Caprera, Patterson, for Cardsnss in ballast,
Master
Brig H Kennedy, Staples, for Matanzas. in bal
last, A Couture eco
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Steamship Cuba. Dukebsrt. from Baltimore 10th
inst. via Havana, TO Witherspoon, Halsey eco
I'd district
Steamship St. Mary. Bourne, from Galveston, to
CA Whitney &co--lst district
Steamship Florida, OLeary, Havana via Florida
Ports, to w Perkins &co-lst dist IA
Ship Hansa (Ger). Wicke. from Liverpool, to E F
Stockmeyer-4th district
Ship Northampton. Nealy, from Liverpool Jan.
18th. Meeker, Knox &co-Point
Ship Africa. Berry, SIS days from Liverpool, to
J g Linghsm &co-Point
Bark Eva, Fisher, from Liverpool Jan 18th, to
master-Point
Bark lie Bon Fills. Privat, Sc days from Bordeaux,
to Maignon & Lsborde-2d district
Bark Montego (Br), Clayton, so days from Rio de
Janeiro. to J L Phipps &co-Point
Brig Hope (Br). Monterola. from Matanzas, to
PUG Br0s-2d district IL
rowBoArs.
Calhoun, jackson, from the Passes Slowed down
and to sea 18th inst. ship Favorite-brought
up ship Hansa, bark Montego and brig Hope
Title G Jewett, Follett, from the Passes--towed
down 70 the bal ship John Parker, and to sea
2lst inst. brig Nellie-brought up ship North
ampton and bark Iva
Rochester. German. from the Passes-towed down
and to sea, 2ist inst. ship Young Eagle, brig
Proteus, and schr Cleaner brought up ship
Africa and bark LIE Bon Fills.
sTKAMBoArs.
National. SinDott from Shreveport
selma, Sc0YeI, from JEFFERSON
San Nicolas, Albert, from Lower Coast
New Era, Dueas, from Thibodaux
G Blackfords Pickett, from Washington
Lotawsnna, Tacker, from Jefferson
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Sarah, Deerinx, from Mobie-New Basin
Arrivals AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Farmer. from Biloxi
Schr Texana. from Lsvsca
Schr Martha E, from Tickfaw
Schr Celeste. from BavOu LacOmbe
scbr Julia, from Biloxi
Schr Eunice, from Tangipahoe
schr Maj RaDney, from Biloxi
Schr Mary Frances, from Hansboro
Schr Concordis, from Bay st Louis
Schr Maud, from Biloxi
Schr Annie from Pass Christian
Schr Kate from Blind River
echr La Belle, from Tchefuncte
Schr Tonnare. from Blind River
Scbr Bonnie, from Blind River
Schr Eagle. from Blind River
6chr Truzelle, from Tickfaw
Schr Relief, from Blind River
schr Bricdih. from Wolf River
Schr Italiephe. from Tchefuncte
Schr Norma. from Biloxi
Schr Victoria, from Tchefuncte
Schr Joinville. from Tchefuncte
Schr Rover. from Bonfuca
Schr Rebeccs, from jacksonville
Sloop Ellen Briggs from Fish River
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Perseverance,, from Tchefuncte
Schr Rosa, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Sister Kate, from TchefHncte
Schr Venice. from Biloxi
Schr Lagrange, from Vaudeville
Schr Lille Dspn. from Blind River
schr Antonette r, from Blind River
Schr Hermit. from Pearl River
Schr Geo Fike. from Blind River
Schr Francis, from Bonfucs
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The combination Of central location for bust.
ness, with quiet and retired home, Is afforded by
the addition OF forty suites Of rooms to the
American House, Boston. Travellers will iud
this hotel one Of the best In the land.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-23

PUBLISHED rsI-wEEKLY By WI. KIRK . 90,

Bubscripson-fvslvs months -; N nsnfhs, % 4. a
This lsne sstabshed journal very desirable
her railroad eonmaniessiens With shs north.sst md
4 dsvossd Q The dsvsspm:us Of sss nsssr. ma
tsrsst Of the stass Of Horde and IN It, local d
and Timber trade growing up its vicinity also 70 of
commercial items which 70 The careful reader v dicats
the dsveopmens Of tho nntur. Ad-nntae a
- pert AfvWtfeC mt1 solicited
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Rcisw Comina Up.

Steamship Victor, Gates, from New York, 18th
inst toe 4 Fosdick &co-
Ship Elizabeth Yeo. Scott, IS days from Newport.
Wales, toiE Forstall Son-5035 bars rail-
road Iron
Ship W d Chapman, Miller. is days from Boston,
to mssterr--S57 tons Ice to Ice Co
Schr E ID Finpey, Milton. l6 days from Philadel.
phia, to u w Hynson &co-
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Liverpool, March 6.-(By private dispatch)-
The steamship Queen of the South started for
Mobile on Wednesday, and was towed into Holy.
head yesterday with her machinery broken down.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, March l6.-Cleared for Galveston,
schr Maud Mallock, Bartlett; for Corpus Christie,
schr A Noyes, Crowell; arrived from Penssco-
Ia, schr Hall. hall.
vERP00Is-Steamship Fire Queen--ls66
bales cotton Is SKIS sea island cotton 40 hhds to-
bscco 1000 SKIS corn 5000 slaves
LIvERP0pL-Ship Odessa PASS bales cotton
24c0 slaves
BREMEN-t Bark Columbia-244l bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Steamshp
Agnes-650 bbls -four $50 bbls pork IFS bbls whis.
ky 20 bbls sugar 20 bags coffee and sundriss
NEW Notwithstanding Msriposa-Astd mdse
NEW Y0Bk-Steamship Crescent Ciry--Astd
HAvAN4 --schr L W whesler-lsso bxs sugar
Chafraix agar t.7i
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BrIAMB0Afe

Alaska, Cakes, from Cincinnati
Caroline. BAteman, from Upper Red River
Dan Able. Gross, from Baton Rouge
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile
Bee and bsTges. Coll, from st Louis
NJ Sharp Aucoin, from Lafourche Crossing
Crescent, Eyridge. from Lower Coast
Rose Franss, Dalferes, from Lockport
Robt e Lee. Cannon. from Vicksburg
Peerless, Forgay, from st Martinsville
Paynswick, Barrow. from Lockport
Nina SimD.es, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Ida, Basseitt, from Lower Coast
Bunter. Jsanfreau. from Ricelsnd
Kankakee, Maitland, from Bayou des Glaize
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Arrived sunday.

Steamship Crescent City, Holmes, from New
YORK. 18th ihst., TO Wood, Low q Ludwig
send district
Steamship Msrpbsa, Kemble, from New York 18th
inst, TO A Mduton-2d district
Brig Alice Sterfett, Hooper, days from Ha.
vaDs. to ACouturie &co-Point
Schr L w Wheeler, Lewis, days from Havana,
TO Chafiraix & Agar-Algiers
Scbr Time, Adams, days from Grand Gallon,
to Marison &co-2d district
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sTEAMBOATS.
OUACHITA RIVER.

FOR CANDIES DIRECT.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, st5P.H.
FOR CA MDEN. CHAnPAGNOLLE,
SGfT Marie Saline Trenton, Monroe, Ouschits City,
8skss& Harrisonburg. Trinity, and all intermedate
sndings Black and Ouachts RiversThe fine passenger
steamer Gov. Alen. John W. Tobin master, Ed. Ryand
clerk will above For freight passage apply
board orto SINNOTT 4 ADAMS Is Commercial Pisca =
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roWBOAra.

Gladiator Davis, from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 18th inst schr Msrengo-hrought up
brig Alice Sierrett and schrs L W Wheeler
and Time
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MORGAN LINE o. 8. NAL sTEAxERs
FREIGHr TAKEN :. At T. FIFTY ,z1 FER CENT. BELOW
eA FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
S&l&S$oL : The foS.ips nav Iron low-prsssars
w. g. Hewes......I. o. Harris. Austin.
XiansEc ... .crrscsnt 80. ..... Marvan.
Clinton. ose hine Matagorda,
The steamship Morgan.
W. H. TALBOT, Commander
VIII leave root of 81 Joseph street on TUESDAY.
March sd, stSP.M.
For freight or passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
Corner Magazine and Nstchez sreetA
Freight insured at opehaf the adopted the Board
Of Underwriters July 1st 1868.
BNo bills of lsdins sigaed aer sailing of the
H1@& FOE TEXAS
Inside BKRwIcKs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND aRKAf WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on s & S ssis SS9gsSr s' ma ss1s
DAYS at y O'Clock r. ana The train lesyng the A.
Ss Morgan
L l.
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Masogorda........... J. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYa
Tckss % be had and state rooms secured until O'Clock
EvEsx DAY srns.ys sSsspsd :, The ecs Of the ogs
Sy ssSns on ss mo- street. sA'
sAML sogiREs, Ticket Agent.
HAVANA.
FOE HAvANA-U. & NAIL LINE.
To all on SATURDAY. March z7th, ct O'Clock Pc.
ES~, FOR HAvANA-U. 4 NAIL LINE
'saAaIl.s The Al Iron Steamship
Florida,
NJ o'LEARY. Commander.
VIII whs foot oAops street, First District
- above For freight passage apply TO
wv. PERKINS 4 co, Assnta
d Csrondest street
BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
THE NEW ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMLMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 100 tons..... Thomas A. Bsin Commander
CUBA....... hoo tons...... Dukebesrt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New York. sec.
eu. FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
XAiIn TOUCHING AT KEY wEsr-Ths splendid
q 1880 last steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. Commander
WIN leave her vhsrf opp site jackson Square. THURS
DAY, March 18th, at y. NJ, carrying the q. q mails
For freight passage having
applyts WITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO.,
% Carondelet street.
NB-No bills Of ladins but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured from this Office
No freight for Havana taken after Il o'clock the day of
sailing
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REGULAR WEEKLY oUkCHITA PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. stsPM
- - FOX CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE.
= Marie Saline. Trenton Monroe Ouachta City.
steineton, Port Union, Columbia Har onburg Trinity,
and all intermediate landings Black and ouachita rivers
TIE splendid light dram sidswbeel steamer
Mayhower,
J. W. BLANKS, Master; }. W. SMITH. Clerk,
WIN leave For freight passage apply board
orto GEO. H LORD. 20 Grsvier street.
clerk viii be the Lsvee head Of Customhouse street,
TO receive freight Friday morning. Shippers rely
upon this arrangement long there navigation for
class boafs
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY ct Pu.
- - FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGFOLLE,
IG&Rs Monroe Ouachira City, Mouth Bayou eartholo-
z2smex, Port Union. sterlingtcn. COlumbIs, Hsr-
rsonburR, Trinity and al LANDINGS Black and Ouacha
riy,r-Tbe steamer Lsfcurche. On place Of steamer
Bartholomew and D'Arbonne Freighs taEen with privi.
lege VI reshppug Native Camden and Pioneer
sIrNOTT q ADAMS, Is Commercial fiaea
W. NJ SURLS. No. 2Thoupitoulss street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-18
Religious Intelligence.

The Jeaoish Record says that the Synod OF
Jewish Rabbins, which has just been held, has
recognized three new principles: l. Individn-
al authority in religious matters. 2. The pri-
mary importance OF scientific investigation.
3. The rejection of the belief in IsrasPs res
toration.
On Sunday last, Rev. 1. c. Guptill OF the
Free viii Baptist church at North Lebanon
Me-, baptized 20 converts
"A clergyman had taught an old maa in
his parish to read and had found him an apt
pupil. After his lessons had been finished, he
had not been able to cal at the cottage for
some tine and when he did, he only found
the wife at home. "How's John?" "He's
canny, sir" replied his wife. "How does he
get along with his reading?' "Nicely SIR"
"Ah, suppose he'll read his Bible very COM
fortably now" ''Bible, sirl bless you, he was
cut OF the Bible and into the newspaper long
ago"
Rev s. S. II. McCollister and family met
a warm and cordial reception in Nashua N.
H., the place of their future home, two weeks
ago.
"A Methodist bishop recently preached in
the Tabernacle at Salt Lake and when he had
concluded Brigham Young 'inproved" on his
sermon by rising and saying that "the preach
er had spoken of the believer as being received
into the bosom of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,
in the world to come. Now I could not help
thinking" he continued 'that all believers
would, In that case, be received into the bosom
of a set Of polygamistsr'
One of the fashionable churches of New
York, which tried to draw crowd by having
handsome young ladies act as ushsrs, has been
laughed out of the practice. The church got
to be known by the name of the church of the
holy waiter girls.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-18
Terms $500 per annuna, IN 0drance.


THE New ENGLAND FAIR.-Hon. L. s.
Lang appeals to the horsemen Of Maine,
through the columns of the Farmer, to bring
out their horses at the lair in Portland. He
says:
Allow me to call your attention to the COM
ing exhibition OF the New England Society
upon the soil of Maine. l heed not refer to
the position Maine horses have taken in the
market of New England and New York, il is
enough to know tnat they are constantly
sought after at good prices This exhibition
brings thousands to our State to observe the
products of Agricultural industry. No occa-
sion has ever occurred so favorable to you TO
exhibit what you need not be ashamed to ex-
hibit to the world, Maine Horses. And should
your brothers of the other New England
States show better than yours you ought to
be there to see and obtain them. Let all
breeds and classes be fully represented. All
have their excellencies and all their defects.
And an exhibition of this kind furnishes just
the school Tor us to improve by. To every
man who has good horse allow me to urge
you as a citizen of Maine to stand up for her
honor in this exhibition.
The Farmer has the following Editorial
statements as to the rail road arrangements:
An arrangement will undoubtedly be made
with the most important lines OF transporta-
tion in New England, by means OF which
stock and articles can be carried and return
ed free of freight, or at a greatly feduced rate,
and persons at one fare for the round trip.
This was the arrangement at tbe State Fair
last year, and has also been the case at pre-
vious Fairs Of the New England Society. At
tendants and grooms in charge of stock CT
course pay half fare. The Society provides for
age for stock while at the Fair, together with
straw for bedding and also grain for swine and
poultry. Owners of horses are furnished with
hay, but must supply their own provender.
Each man must, of course, make his own ar
ransements in regard to subsistence, but there
will doubtless be vacant sheds in which those
provided with robes, blankets, &C.. can lodge,
while victuaing saloons upon the ground s
will furnish good food at reasonable rates.