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MUSIC
oEAroRIo-THE MESSIAH.

OEATORIO-THE MESSIAH
Though it is so late in the season, and tho
nights are SO warm FOR crowded coucerroom scinway
Hall was packed full evening. when Madame Parepa
Rosa gave us The Messiah" with the usual chorus and
orchestra and perhaps with rather than the usual
success She heIscfwas In excellent voice. singing the
Come unto Him." We thought, better than We ever
heard It sung before Miss Charlotte v Hutchings took
the contralt0 part In this che Is always
enjoyable, for she has pads apparently a
special study Of Il. She fully appreciates the
sentiment Of the music and she possesses that natural
pathos Of voice which il required 20 give Buch airs
"He shall feed His Flock" and "He dospiscd" their
proper effect Nr George Simpson sang the tenor with
the neatness and sweetness with which familiar
and for the bass we had Mr. NJ W. whitney, gentleman
from Boston, Of whom the local critics had gwen us nat
tering accounts We cannot say that their en-
comums were fully justified by his performance
last night, although he made an agreeable I'M
preston His voice vIry pleasant one lacking mel
lowness however in the upper register and not thor
oughly trained. The chorus Of the Harmonic Society,
under Mr. Ritner generally pretty far and once or
twice very good.
LURLINE IN ITALIAN.
The Italian version of Lurinc' was pre-
sonted at the Academy last night, with Miss States,
Madame Tcsta Habelmann, Antonnucci, and FOrnes
in the principal roles This VAS stronger
cast than the Que Of Tuesday, and the whole
performance showed improvement the first repre-
sentaon The tenor is still the best Of the Guarotte but
the soprano is also good, aud AntOnucc In at least ono
scene was admirable The house fair one, but not
equal 10 that Of the night before There will be matinee
to-day BY tho Italian company and an evening perform
ance in English.
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Hazard & Caswen', Cod Liver Oil is tb. best.

The celebrated OzOdOnt' said to be made from the Soap
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HOME NEWS.

THR WEATHER
HEw-N Hour. Tber. nd Ther.R Bar Wind.
MAY "a 90 Z'as :. w. May 4-6 64o 1881 5. b T.
10 295T Sw Go 2q5!R
10 ~ 55 SSH II GU 2g4g s. W.
RENAREa-MonngC and raining 2:Ol; also sprnkng
ram at !! O when only few clouds vsbe clear ou
hy ana sgtI cloudy AZ Ill Northern Lights weak from 20
Ahernooney hy and le cloudy l30i cloudy from 1880
sunset sPnnhhng rain AZ 5@ hVenngOverc from 1880 TO 0:l3i
10
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Ask Your Grocer
Eam
TIFMANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE
nnnAl. a LEA on AAIRERs ST Y Y

DEPOT 80 l6S CHAMBERSST. y - Y
Patents.-MUNN Co, No 81 Psrkrow. n J., AgelS "'''
taining AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty-6ye years experience.
Pamphlet Of Law and Information rec
Walter Grnpe Vines will be in good onie for ON syt yssr
the 6 Of June replace all dead vines seal 20 % te years
One year oI pree according siIeA 81 ~ anu - '
90 each Send stamp Fl FEREs iISH1 cAYwooD Poalssr
Dr. H. schencl having been obliged to I'nl',A "a
nrof,,,opal visits 10 ewYork on Aeeoun' OF p
k.,, a. pbl,seOba begs leave to inform the PuOl1
n.r q, The great disappointment to the large nuO,'
~ a. ~ b,, determined make oeea'onai 'A" Oug w.
s No 5ul, announced BY Advertisement ." USUAL I" S
public prints "a. ,h,rt nj. numerous patients for their
h' ~ nod, Of treatment and trusts that this Mranse@sa'
viI meet their requirements ,o,, .,-n,-, o, ,,vvvxn
Nin me- cupSrK.s nedlciues-PULMoNlC SYRUP. SEAWEhD
nt,EpRAKB PILLS-with full directions in English Ger
b NAV be obtained Of druggists and dealers everyWhsre
ms, bols,sIe and retail by JOHN HENRY, MOI ColesePAee
the Pulmone Syrup aud Seaweed Tonic each 81 50 per oo'ss
- Al 50 half dozen Mandrake Pulls, IS cents per boz
Dr Edwin has removed to No 50 West NnthsI o
tween Pth and SiIth-ayes 4, III. 1.s,,rL
dies piles 6ua structures csArb, bTonchus &C. onee nouns ~
Ito ga. m, l too and 6l TO 8 D
The Iron Age-Lades with Iron constitution ch chars ssS,
suce and iuy gomted Very grttuk n fsoy
followed the DKEWEWS WILD CHERRY aA" ,npIIS O.
SOLD by j. T. HENRY, No, Colegepaee. aud B. v "-AS
No. l& Fulton sf y. y
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SurtiaI YOtirts.

N,.onye Library AssociatOn.-Frenls Of the Regular
Ttt are requested TO CURBlS No. 'oi Broadway os
EVENING the 18th inst al eOA o 'ne Pupo'o ~
mating onnatons the ensuing year ,,,, ~, ,,,,yn
-S THO. r. ALLEN, SAMUEL w hAhbDs
WM f. 7. CHAPMAN, JOSEPH 7. HANFOkO.
IRWIN q NArURUN, Executive COMMITTEES
-1DoxXn with Taxes rhose favor Of Aboshug lares viii
nee, a. Coopsr Institute 2 TO-DAY (Saurda a'A N
A meeting will also be held 10 the evening
NEw-YORK, MAY 10. 1868.
atO O6S 10 Received from Mr. Francis Higgins Treasurer OF
Yo1ng Mems Association S0O6S r. net proceeds OF the INeH An
huh Dan IA ""u " w. FRANCES
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IJ-RIINF TNITALIAN.
The DRAMA.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO . TAhUEN
"Sinbad, the Sailor" underlined TO succeed
'sThe Forty Thieves" AZ Nblos Garden will not be
brought out TN the 2ilh. matinee Of THE Forty
Thieves to-day.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MAEKiTS.
HlvEr Ma, -E,xsNGC el0'ssst lAi Nue, per egt fof
Trc. Or-inaTc pp ilu spot
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FrNrP,Is TO-DAY.

FUNERALS TODAY
CowFNUoyES CATHARINE r. Thiriaye AMI on'hundredaad
CTtNER ANNIE L.. 81, Ahan's Chhrrh.
uOYLE PETER Ne. so West Thirty nth -
HUTCHINSON. HIRAM. Zion Church
i LONG. JOHN j.. No. 3g8 (ni mol Nintaave
" MONK ANN r. Aansou ~ *. Chnrch
NEYION JOHN g.. No, lN1 hes;cr-st
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indOrSed uih full
name and address.
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At about hafpa nine persons independent OF the
officers ugon the stage having assembled tho Society
called % order, QHd Mr. o. j. Browning was appointed
from a Mr. TgehIsc1l Of Wisconsin, German ed
1ior, who expressed great sympathy with the
Peace fnOyGncEt, while at the same time he thought
At too theoretical aud impractical, and proposed
an original plan by which hc thought tge objects OF
che Society might the more readily ba attained.
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TOwBOATs.
SEw ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION
- n THE UNgEKsIeNED. e
- and uniform rate o. rovags, and sSi1
LEAVING shis po have combined the following Tovboes ana
ECLIPSE LINZ
swisEsri&nas Lsviatbsn. sIaci.ssr ans
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wrishs and sentinel.
Achilles. rhss. n. Morssz. Equator. W a.
bash. Norman Republic. Tseunssh
Wieaes and Relianes.
Ths number and power Of the sbsve associated rns al
e guarsnsc thHs no dsssntion Win occur
scsSrrDER ! xUBEEsTEs,
EbwAKD A Yo 5sd1 Ex ! 90. IL IA.
assOOiasss cmca IS CarOndslst street. up stain
6Hxs HTiESSiTEx.
Levss Arsnts
John .. FLEMING,
GAS FILTER
AND
Bealer In Gas Fixtures
H PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. oHARLRs
New Orleans
WIN attend punctuAy and faithfully to AL orders ip.rua
70 him
Orders efs IN Box No Is Mechanics and psslsr, E,.
change. WIN meet with prompt attention.
[ nxHAHssAHOs LOUIsIAxAm..
vEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF n paax.
Devoted - Southern Intsr~~s.
fssvsn Ysss Of kxdstenosl
- msa sounan4Ahis pubucatisa for f>ruu.- 80 -.
people vac pfnctcc the elegant French lsnmss. hi et
e1ber,tey tse political events Of the vsek az ...sws
The eo1ly the New Orleans American pres 49, %
ACTS Of Louisiana the Agricultural and
ne the market price the hsssrto. .
great VARSITY Of useful facts nstruc,vs vs- -. syss
sneoessos Nd al that eonpssss frst esss pensr
BUBBCRRuoN: g PER xuuur !
NJ = paGs 81 LA KENAIBsANCr a.. -.
eouennA 40 Ne advrttsements re = ccc-s--SH
payee W e11ng mstssr I. eaeh paeS thst n 1sr -
s1n,. - q tse ss.t advertisfng ns2{sns ~ a.S
49, H.. IN od1s.s@ . ossa ssssA ss.s
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CINCINNATI-Steamer Silver Sprsy-l0 hills
besns 20 tea lard "a kegs lard As ikns butter 20
DelB0ndi0-l0 fkns butter i bx hardware Nc
Fsrland, Straight &co-6 bids singletrees Horter.
Peterson x Fenner-4 crates earthenware Mrs
Gauche-2 do S Moore &co-6 do Sheppard Il
Hutchinson-4 bbls tongues III ties hams 20 bbls
vinegar 26 bxs cheese f Del8ondio-10 bbls
beans 10 ties hams Frey, Scbwabacker 4 Hirsch-
l bx crackers Benjsmsn--l buggy ] w Shwan
SO bxs sauce rs bbls beef 10 hf-bbls pork ties
hams A d Grief &co--10 do so bbls whisky Grief
Byrnes-l csk earthenware so doz brooms rs
bbls plugs McGrsw-l5 bbls raddsh rs bbls
whisky so hf.bbls do B Vanhorn &co-lot furni
ture bxs castings E Lockett-l50 bxs candles
bbls oil Is pkgs sundries @ A Whitney &co-2
crates earthenware Games d Egglestou--l do
Frank Stratton-3 do lS2 pkgs glassware Mrs
Gauche-32 do Mrs X Gauche-9 do E Moore q
cos wagons NJ Sors-l0 ties hams Vose Bros
s burial cases Crane, Breed &co-l bxs mdse to
Fleming-l25 bbls whisky 200 hf-bbls do Tar.
dos pkgs glassware bbls oil IL sugar kettles
IL pots M Lewis &co-S reels packing Logan &
Macklson-3 hhds tobacco VIM Crafts-l0 dozen
brooms III hcGrsw-350 empty bbls Chenoweth,
Casey &co-lS freezers G Wv Goodwyn-l5 pkgs
esrthenwsre 40 bxs glass Levi & Navra-2ss bxs
tobacco leases do S Hernsheim-lot furniture to
Clapp Bros &co-3 doz chairs Summers-lot fur
niture w Wnk-do Heer-do B Hubbard
1853 SKIS corn bbls beans Fairchild 4 Bingham
IA rolls leather M W Smiths bdls fellowes to
Bouton. Smith &co-6i coops poultry Is cows 10
0dendahl-7 Pkes eggs bbls beans IL tcs hams
Schneider q zuberbier-300 bxs candles Twitchel
Gomilla-5W pcs iron NJ Kaufman &co-25 bxs
sauce 10 bxs catsup bx mustard Avet & Cambon
. cases covers Blake & Tower-l2l bdls erstes
and Tenders James Hogsn-25 bbls oil Kearny,
Bios &co-270 pkgs glassware Lacey. Terry SEQ
bxs castings Keep Hogan-l3 pkgs mdss to
Rice Bros &co-2bxs tools Staufer, Kent &co-l6
sets hoops 10 cases handles ] Flatow-lO do
Il hullan &co-s bxs wood Weishaax-l cases
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Receipts by Railroads.

o. Il G w-March 20.-2 bales cotton "a
Pavy 6cc-959 hides 5 bales hides and skins
"a ties beef bbls beef A Whitney &co-37 do
III ties tallow Thos King-3l0 bdI hides bales do
zoo hides Mann &co-297 bbls beef SO ties beef
10 ties tsliow hhds do Hays, runstall &co-45
hides bales hides 20 skins E Franks-l SIX seed
cotton Slmms, Levy Il Denegre-l bales hides 20
hides Couret-2s bales hides NJ Levy do 2
skins Surle-2s hfbales moss K Gourdain i
bdl skins Terrebonne-l Dbl tallow bbls pea.
nuts DeBlanc q Beer-6 bbls potatoes Hare
sundries to order-Total bales Gotten
N o. j N RR-March 20.-35 bales cotton
NJ Killer &co-20 do Alcus. Scherck 4 Autey-ls
Buckner &co--l6 Payne, Huntington &co-l3 to
1 81 M Allen &co--ll r L Adams 4 Som
I q 3 Henderson-s Gerard Craig-6 Jos Hoy
&co-3 G Gordin-2 Warren, Crawford kco-S
Barrett Lesassier-l Lacey, Terry &co-l Ho-
gan Pstton-l Morrison. Buck &co-2O cases
tobacco Hernsheim-49 pkgs do Irby, Mcdaniel
&co-hf Dbl whisky Stewart, Norton &co-3 bxs
ssodlery Young &co-l do A Rousel-32 SKIS
cotton seed a Henderson-l5. 400 feet lumber
Sanford Black--sundries to order-Total l47
bales cotton
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
us FOB ROCKPORT ST. MARYs
Shssand Corpus Christi, via New Orleans opelousss
and great Western Railroad and Morgan Line stsamerv
The iron steamer
Capt JNo. BENSON,
WIN leave Brsheaz City the arrival Of the TX Il train
SUNDAY. March 2ist :" -
Freight ter Corpus Christi Mays landed At Rock
For passage apply to Office opelcusas Railroad, 60 Canal
a: W. r BAYLzY. Superintendent
~ A. WHITNEY Co. Azsnt,
r~.,-.. Corner Magazine and Eatchez streets
s s teceived every Opeousas Ferry Landing
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nslsw Conins Up.

Ship Northampton. Neay, from Liverpool Jan.
18th, Meeker, Knox AGO
Ship Hansen (Brem). Wicke. so days from Liver.
pool. to E F Stockmeyer
Bark Nontego. so days from Rio de Janeiro, to
l. Phipps &co
Brig Hope tBr). Montevalo days from Matanzas,
TO PUG Bros
Brig Nora, Fichet, 9 days from Havana, to Chat.
raix & Agar
Brig Alice Sterrett. Hooper, days from Ha.
vans. to A Couture AGO
Schr Time, Ellis, days from Grand Gallon, to
Aymar &co
Schr w Wheeler, Lewis, days from Havana,
to Chatfraix d Agar
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INDIANOLA AND GALvESTON--Steamsh
Mary N Roberts Cattle to order
TURKS ISLAND-Brg John Burns-62l6 bush.
els salt Cochran &co
MATANZAS-schr Jos Long-179 hhds sugar
las bbIs do A Couture Eco
HAVANA-Brig Neva-l50s bxs sugar 30 hhds
mossses Chsffraix & Agar
GALVESr0N-St Steamship Agnes-6s bales cot
ton Jno Phelps &co-4 bales hides E Thompson
2 bdl hides G A Whitney &co-76 head stock IS
calves lss hogs McQuoid d Mehle- sundries to or.
der-Total 6S bales cotton
M0BILE-Sieamer Mary-l6 bales cotton to
Marx. Levy &co-ll do H W Farley &co-6 bales
domesticsHunt Macaulay-6 do Lehman, New.
gass &co--26l SKIS peas Cobb, Doihonde &co-e
hbs peas l box venison ID l. Campbell &co-26
cases tobacco Irby Mcdaniel &co-5 do S Hern-
sheim-S5 bdls paper Times-sundries to order
Total ~ bales cotton
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FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY ct sru

MsnrGs o9sehlia CITY Mouth Bayou s.2ssoas
risnburE Trinity and all landings on HAL sd onseb,s
Wsis5urs, P. wo'f nS Man., On p.es q sssnss
Bsrsnolcnew and DArbonne Freight. tssen With pr;v,
iss' 2r s.e~nsrs Native Camden Pioneer
"'A sVkLS. No Thoupitouias street.
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The first official act of Secretary COZ. of the
Interior Department, was the reno val of Mr..
Charles Il. Mcknight, Of Alexandria, Va, who
was employed in the secretary's Office under
Mr.. Browning. Mr.. Mcknight had served in the
Confederate army where he lost an arm.
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Memoranda.

New York. March 20.-By telegraph to A Moul.
toD-Tbe steamship Geo Washington. Capt eager,
from New Orleans, arrived this morning
DOMESTIC PoRrs.
New York. March l5.-Cleared for Galveston,
schr Henry, Merritt.
Boston, March 13.-Cleared, for New Orleans
steamship KensiDgtop, Bsbson.
Philadelphia, Msrdh l4.-Arrived from Pensa-
cola. British schr Lsvena, Douglas; cleared for
Mobile, schr Eliza l. Smith. Smith.
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Cool, cheap and refrsshing drinks at five cents
per glass. Soda with high favored fruit syrups,
mead, mineral waters and lager beer.
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NEW Notwithstanding Gen Meade-57O bales
cotton 100 hhds sugar 225 bbs oil l9l bbs molas-
ses 20 bales wool 3047 hides 81 hf.bales moss "a
ties beef $50 baskets champagne 81 cks iron $3.50
tks cotton seed
NEW Steamship Cortes-3l5 bales cot
ton 80 bids tobacco 479 bbls molssses 1856 hides
400 csses wine ISL. $50 specie $500 bbls mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Vicksburg-46 bales
cotton "a bales wool % hhds sugar IS bbls molas-
SEES 1000 SKIS cotton seed $500 empty bbls
PHILADELPHIA VIA enthusiastically
Junista-For Philadelphia-225 bbls -four lOl bbls
clay 285 hides us pkgs mdse. For Havana-400
bbls -four 20 bbls lard so bales hay 100 axis oats
SKIS bran 203 SKIS corn 600 cases coal oil
LlVERP00L-Bark John Geddie-1S,4 AL bush.
els wheat 1857 bales cotton 4ll6 slaves
LIVERP00L-Ship Sussex-2728 bales cotton
1854 SKIS corn ll47 SKIS oil cake 6l64 slaves
GALVEST0N---Steamsh w G Hewes-s5O
bbls flour lao bbls whisky 500 SKIS corn 200 SKIS
oats $50 bags coffee $4,000 feet lumber 100 bales
hay and sundries
HAvANA-Brig Jas Murchie-1l00 bbs -four
800 SKIS bran $50 bbs potatoes
PENSAC0LA-Stesmshp Lavsca-l20 bbls
-four Is bbls whisky $50 SKIS corn so SKIS salt and
supdries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lizzie Gill-Sundry mdse
ST LOUlS-Steamer Mohawk-Sundry mdse
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TIE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMIMoNrHLY LINE OF srEAMsHIPs
LIBERTY. 1900 tons.... Thomas A. Balm. Commander
CUbA........ ll1 tons...... Dukeheart, Commander.
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets to New York.................. $50.
eSz. rOH BALTINORE AND HAVANA
XEE1It TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
sn1&A fast steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHAKT, ConmanAsr.
VIII leave her wharf, ,se Jackson Square, on THURS
DAY, March 18th, at 7 p. ~ carrying the q. & malta
For freight having unsurpassed
spplyts wITHERsPo0N, HALsEY 4 CO.,
% Carondelet street
NBNo bills Of lsdine but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured this ofcs
No freight for Havana taken after Il O'Clock the day of
sailing
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@artile ante4iaen1s.

Il
0'-''.'' o's ssna. e. i z at 4. 80 sss.'
| Usarsa Yesterday.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie.: for Philadelphia wis
Havana, Wm Creevy
Steamship Cortes. Nelson, for New York,
| $3.50 AMoultor
Steamship vicksburg. Burton, for New York.
| $40 rs4 rl G A Fosdick &cc
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. for New York,
| Wood, Low d Lud ~igser
| Steamship W 81 Hewes, Trip, for Galveston.
go .-t.f CA Whitney &co
Steamship Lsvaca. Livingston, for Pensacola,
r. Fw Perkins &co
Steamship Pioneer tBr). shackford. for Havana,
In ballast, Ashbridge. Smith &co
Ship Assam Valley OBJ, Roberts. for Pensacola,
Ship Sussex GBr), Binney. for Liverpool:
Bark John Geddie (Br). DOugal for Liverpool,
Brig Proteus (Br), Gibbons. for Havana in ballast.
Master
Brig Jas Murchie (Br,, Grant, for Havana,
Goldenbow Kelley
schr Cleaner. Letch for Utilla, in ballast, Master
Steamer Mohawk Pscgark. for st Louis Master
Steamer Lizzie Gill. Neal. for st Louis, Master
Arravsa Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan. Talbot. from Galveston,
to A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Mary Roberts. Smith, from Indisnola
via Galveston, to d Coe-lst district
Big NJ Burns. Wymsn. Is days from Turks Is.
land, to A F Cochran-Point
schr Jos Long. Perry, from Mstanzas, to A Cou
turie &co-2d district l6
rowBoArs.
Rochester. German, from the Passes-went down
light-brought up brig N Burns and schr
Jos Long
srnA,soArs- .s.--......a.--.s
Silver Spray, Patterson, from Cincinnati
Commonwealth, Comfy, from st Louis
PW Strsder, Stein. from Louisville
Wild Wagner, Goddn. from Natchez
Cleona, Thompson, from Washington
New Era, Dugas, from Napoleonville
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
schr Four Brothers, from Psscagoula
Schr Apslschee, from Bay st Louis
Scbr DR. Franklin. from Gainesville
6chr l. Wskeman. from Jordan River
Schr Gen Washington, from Pascagoula
Schr Martha d, from Pascagoua
Schr Union, from Pascagoula
Schr r d Post, from Paseagoula
Schr Mary Jane, from Hansboro
Schr Acyon, from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Old Pete from Bay st Louis
Schr New Star. from jacksonville
Schr Franklin, from Biloxi
Schr Franklin, from Biloxi
Scbr Collmar, from Tsngipahos
Schr Bessep, from Pascagoua
Schr Odessa, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Dixie, from Pascagoula
echr Flora, from Tangipahos
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She will 20 from
upon her arrival
River trade.
In the st. Louis
vertisement of the
ton, etc. The lii
card, Of the lmpoI
Jno. Bird. clerk.
general superinter
Bird is secretary.
Over thirty stea
Louis next month
The Enterprise,
Caroline, b. l.. He
among the Red Ri
Captain John "
summer. One a
200 feet long, VIII
weekly Shreveport
small side.wbeelef
Jefferson packet.
II the new law
River over four ~
10 have a feet of /;
coming season.
The condition
growing worse q
and animals bsy
therein they 1.-THE |
will be repaired. !
The officers Of (
for favors. |
We looked In !
yesterday but foul
The Nina SimujI
leaves tomorrow
The Rose Franz
at noon to-morro3
ings. (
The P. W. STU
Louisville to-morf
Remember thatIt
day for Jefferson 2
The Pioneer, \
Tuesday for abovb
The weekly psp
for Shreveport tn
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STEAMBOATS,.
OUACHITA RIVER.

FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
- Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, stBru
. E<y n FOR Ca DEN, CHAnPAGNOLIE
t&$} Msre Saline, Trenton Monroe, Ouachts City
se.s1 harrisonburg Trinity aud all informed ase
noings on Black and Ouschits Rvehe fine passeu gs,
steamer Gov. Allen. John W. Tobin MASTER Ed RyIsnd
clerk VIII leave IS above. For freight passage apply on
board "rto sISNOrT ADAMS Is Commercial pIsc. Z,
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REGULAR WEEKLY oUAcHIrA PACKET

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY msrI
- = FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNoLLE
lzszs<8 Marie Saline Trenton, Monroe. Ouachita CITY
sternpton, Port Union, Columbia. Harro nburr Trn,,,
and all intermediate landings Black ouachita river
The splendid light drsft sidewheel steamer
Maynower,
JW. BLANKS, Master; J. W. SMIrB ci.~k
VIII leave as shove For freight passage apply ON boa,d
orto GEO. H. LORD 70 Grsvier .trsss
clerk viii be on the Levee head Of Customhou.. IT,.
TO receive freight Friday morning shuper. can ~,
upon this arrangement as long there Is navigation for a.
class boafa ~ A'ss
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-12-10

MEssRs EDITORS AS have seen moth.
ing of late in your welcome paper from this
section of the county, thought would give
you few items, to show that Halls x Roads
can furnish sensation occasionally. t'f
On Thanksgiving day, some Havre de
Grace gunners put out their box boat and
decoys in the bay near the mouth of DELPHI
Greek, when gentleman living near went
to them in small batteau and requested them
to leave, as they were violating the law,
which they refused to do upon which he
anchored his boat near their decoys, and they
then made sail on scow they had with them
and tried to run over the batteau, but only
succeeded in striking it and knocking the
gentleman in the water, from which he was
rescued. have heard that the parties have
been indicted by the grand jury, and have no
doubt but that they will get justice done
them in your sprightly village. j.. =, a.g
An attempt was made on the night of the
29th November, to burn the dwelling house
on the farm of Mr. James Malcolm near
Michaelsyille. 1t was unoccupied at the time.
Fire was built on the stairway, but fortunately
went out without doing much damage. Mr..
Malcolm has offered reward for the discov-
cry OF the guilty person. and | believe the
Insurance company has done the same.
The negroes have commenced their annu-
al raid upon hen roosts. corn cribs meat
houses, &C., and daily hear complaints
of their depredations, and the only reason
can assign for their non arrest is the fear that
any one causing their Incarceration in Bel
Air Jail would place themselves under the
ban of the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals. Yours, IN.
HALLS Y ROADS,