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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-04

SENATOR SUMMERS COFFIN
The Philadelphia Record gives the
following description Of the coffin
forwarded to Washington from that
city for the reception OF the remains
of the late Senator Sumner "lt is
nearly square, and made ofa species
Of wood Eaid to be more durable
than any metal. The side panels
are covered with black cloth. The
handles, of which there are eight,
are Of solid silver, They represent
two hands gnspiug a rod about
eighteen inches long. The lid is Of
two parts, or panels, and made Of
French crystal-plate glass. Two
panels of cloth are made SO as to
cover the glass when required.
The entire Casket Is surrounded by
o massive moldlng Of silver. The
inside is upholstered with white
satin, silk, and Venetian lace, heavy
silken tassels dropping from each
corner. The casket is six feet four
inches in length, four handles, above
described, being on each SIDE"
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Gold in New York, llsS.
Legal tenders, Ss@89c.
No change cfinterest to note in the
markets. 4@
Eggs, in this market, are quoted at
one bit per dozen and but 25c in San
Francisco. =.
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The Pendleton Tribune says:
sWhile hundreds ofcattle have died

The PendIeton Tribune says:
awhile hundreds ofcattle have died
during the past winter, because Of
the unusual severity ofthe weather,
sheep not only have not died to any
great extent, but are actually in a
thriving condition. Sheep can live
on much less than cattle their wool
keeps them warm and shields them
from the cold winds Of winter, and
when snow covers the ground they
paw it off the grass and live well
where a bovine would starve. We
would prefer sheep all the time to
cattle, were it not that they are La
BILE to contract certain infectious
diseases which decimate the flock
in a very short time. Umatilla
county, however, is considered very
healthy for sheep; and the general
success which has thus far attended
sheep raisers proves this opinion to
be we'll founded"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-04
Albany Markets.

WHEAT White, y bushel. 75tSa0c
OATS U bushel, 80 cts.
POTATOES y bushel, SOC.
ONIONS Y bushel, $l(gl 50.
FLOUR ~ Dbl, $6 90.
White, " ID, 3G4c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, v b, 5 cents;
Peaches, 16 &c; Plums, l4c; Currants, lOc
BUTTER Fresh roll, l5@30c b lb.
EGGs y dozen, l2kc.
CHICKENS y dozen, q 50fIS.
SUG AIRS Crushed, l5c; Island, l0@l2c
San Francisco refined, l2hc y ID.
TEA Young Hyson, u s5; Japan, 75c
CoFFEE-33c U d.
SALT FL H@2kc " d.
SYRUP Heavy Golden, y keg, q 80; Ex
heavy Golden, 81 90 " gal.
BACON-Hams l9c, Sides Sc, Shoulders 7c
LARD--In tins, lie y b; in kegs, SC,
Ons-Devoe's Kerosene, " &c Sagal., y
can, 8 gals, % so; Linseed Oil, raw, v
gal, 81 Is, boiled, Al 37k.
HIDES -Undressed deer skins, 20c v ib.,
dressed, 81 rs; dry COW hides, flint No.
/, I2ll4c y ID; green salted, No. !, 6&
7c; sheepskins, 25@SOc each.
FURS Otter, $la$S each Fisher, $l9$3
each Beaver, SOd$l v ~ Coyote, SOC
@Hc each Coon skins, s@l0c each.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mossrs. t.. e. Blain and J. BarrowsretIring.
The business win hereafter be conducted
by 8. Il. Young.
All persons having unsettled business
with the undersigned, viii please call at
H'.'il7El u. II. BLAIN,
IF j, BARROWS,
Sa,#ub ~ 3''' 8. n, YOUNG =
Albany, Or, February 5, 1914. o's '7'7e I -
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FOR SALE.

TWO LOTS ON CORNER OF WATER
l. and Ellsworth streets, In this city, on
which there Is 4 good dwelling -hOusa con-
tainng 1--WE rooms there Is a large. wood
shed and other outbuildings. q splendid
we'll of water, etc. The property sfor sale
on reasonable terms. For furtheEparticu-
lars inquire, on the premises, Of
BIEts. n. HU1CHHNS.
Albany, February q, Taft
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POrti Nmsa Markets.
WHEAT-$i 65ai 70 Y GENITAL of 100 ns.
OAIs- 45c y bushel.
FLOUR Firm choice brands q OO(s6 90
q bbl.
BARLEY 3. 4Oa1 As per GENITAL.
ONIONS Il H&l Nc " b.
BUTTER Extra dairy s5tasOc v u COM
mon, IS@e22c.
EGGs-1s@20c u dozen.
POULTRY Grown chickens, $3 5O@4 Y
dozen.
WOOL l22a25c "
HIDES Choice dry, l5c y ib; salted, &c.
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CITY MARKET,
LII 80. - njr,. x,.s.

a.'e tsssstt.s 81, [, r--TTs gFsges, -ssxsaASN8
VTTfLL ENDEAvOR TO BE ALWAYS
w supplied with the hest meata 70 be
had II, the market, ana viii be ever ready
to accommodate those who may fay0r him
with call WW
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by telegraph


CINcrssAT1. JuEe River feet inches in thu
channei aud falling Weather clear and hot.
PITTsBUKG, June 8.-R:ver feet inch 8 and abou
stationary. Heavy rain last night. Weather clea
and warm to-day.
EVANSVILLE June 8.-weather clear Mercury X
to 81. The river has fallen inches. Down: Mary
Houston.
CAIRO, June 8-Arrived: Susie Silver from st
Louis at 10 last night, Future City from ST. Louis a
noon, Bee from Orleans at g. Departed: Silver fol
New Orleans at A. NJ River IL f ct inches and
falling. Weather clear. Me curry 80.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Arrved: Helena from Vicks-
burg No departures River stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
Nathan CORONA, who bid in the steamer Richmond
has failed to to terms, and the United States
District Court has ordered h Ill to show cause.
LOUISVILLE, June 8.-River4 feet inches in the
canal. Weather very warm.
The Canal Company expect to turn the can, ii over
to Gen WeitZel tomorrow, and reduced to Is
pected to 80 into effect Wednesday.
MEMPHIS, June 8 -River fell six inches Weather
clear and hot Arrived: Belle of Texas from Arkansas
River. Departed: Exporter New Orleans Pauline
arro last night for st Louis, Sam Hale for Cincin
natl.
VIcKsBURG, June S.-Passed up: City of Vicksburg
II last night; Frank Pargoud. 7 P. NJ; Paragon Il
+. NJ. arrived: Cit7 of Vicksburg 2. NJ No boats
down to-day. Weather warm and clear. River fell IA
i.ches ring the last twenty -four hours.
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Imports.

LIVER DOL VIA BORDEAUX-Per steamship State
of Louisiana-3 cases mdse to Leon Pierre eco do
A PalaciO-56 Frederickson Harte-65 do and 1925
pkgs beer Brulatour-3O do Washington Morton
l Bogaerter--1 case books to Fontanbleau-2O
bales mdse Bemis Bros-3O do Anderson L. Simpson
- pkgs mdse iron tubes Whitney &co-1 pkg
mdse Seig & Krug-16 casks wine Buddecke eco
case mdse Hart &cO-45 pkgs earthenware 1919
bdls ties 100 drums mdse T Burdeau-3 ca-es mdse
Forstall 4 Sons -25 bbls ale W H Bofinger-25 do
NJ Burrows-200 tons pig iron VIM & Holland-l13
boxes Herman Isaac-l5 pkgs earthenware M, r
phy40OO bdls ties Is drums caustc soda 10 erces of
bleaching powder 100 bbls soda tails 60 pkgs mdse
70 do ale 10 do stout 300 do beer So 456 bricks 1000
ridge tiles rs casks emory stone 100 casks clay 500
boxes pipes 1859 boxes tinpate to order
GENOA-Per bark Brdgeport-12O cases paste 9
cases mdse Crovette-1055 cases paste do cheese
Lanata Gelpi tr-69 books marble 81 slabs do case
jewelry As cases wine cases preserves 1913 cases
olive oil to order
NEW YORK-Per steamship Emily Souder-
Assorted mdse
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year, corrections 1ncuded) 49, 35
To-day's exports were to Havre.
Recepts proper since Saturday evening 1850 bales,
against 1906 on last Sunday and Monday and 1854 last
year making an aggregate since Friday evening Of
l829 bales, ainst 1928 last week and S54 last year
since August 81 of ll97, AIS bales against 21l
0e2 last year corrections included both years)-de
crease, 1867.
The Exchange te egrams make the receipts at all tn
ports from IL NJ. on Saturday to IL NJ. to-day $3.50
bales against 1891 last week aud 1896 last year. and
since Friday 1911 bales against sos last week and
GAO last year. Total ince August 81 3672 269 bales
against 343 539 last year-increase 240 30 Exports
Friday and Saturday to Great Britain 5431 bales
against IL $50 last week and IA 2s7 year. the
Continent 1888 bales against 1858 last week and 80 last
year Stocks at all the delivery ports made up IL
M $50 ss bales. aga INST 3oS 1888 last week aud 5s5
Last year.
The above totals all the ports are exclusive of cor
sr rctions.
TOBACCo-The only sale reported was IA hhds at =,
s6a es thus far this week Including on Saturday
not reported until today, 70 hhds Sales last week
ancudng II and not before reported 996 hhds: sale
$3.50 hhds. We continue to quote aslollows Inferior
auge 4@4hc; medium 4sa@5t4c good ana
snne 5Is@6c; low leaf 6ls@7c; medium 1905;
lime 9Dl0c. and selections -dl2c. Received since
Saturday evening 1903 hhds; exported 81 to Hayre
stock ON hand by our running statement 924s hhds
FREl0hTS-The market continues dull and We fur
Their modify our steam rate for liverpool below
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool as sd; to Ant
Werp. via Philadelphia Nd; to Boston, via Phiadel l.
Pm; ec to wa phadspha sc
% Philadelphia 9-16c Bulk Corn to Liverpool IO@-d
market anu continue to quote:
By sail-cotton to Liverpool to Havre Ac
% Bremen 1890; to Baltic ports I'd Grain to Liv
SArpool lOd.
sUGAR-only hhds received this morning. The
market 10 dull and only few hogsheads sold,
private terms and some at SIC for fair. The sales
asst week were at &c for prime and lol0h for yellow
clarified
MoLAssEs-Received this morning "a bbls. Dull
and no sales
FLoUR-Is very dull even in the local trade In
1ACt the market is at a stand still. Only $50 bbls
choice treble extra sold at 81 So and 100 choice extra
ct 50 IS y Dbl.
CORN NEAL-Continues dull and prices have flu.
thor declined fully Csc bbl under liberal receipts
Sellers are asking 81. and buyers offer 50 rs q Dbl
.l6O IS and 400 bbls cold at 81 z Dbl.
PORK-Stock small, but little demand Original
mess is held at $l9@1s Is. Retailing At SIC asa
10 so p Dbl. Repacked IL 500 p Dbl below these
prices IS and 100 bbls original mess sold at $ls p
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Supply light but very little de-
mand. Dealers retailing shoulders ct TIC; clear
rib sides exc; clear sides loo p b.
BACON-The stock 10 small but there 10 very little
demand ~ boxes clear sides sold Of 10kc; 81 erces
clear rib sides sold at 10c lot Of clear RIB sdee.
u casks. sold ct l0;sc q do on pg5yate terAa; 40
casks clear rib sides u lo1<c; and ~ DO q Ioc
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tobacco Meyer Bros bales domestic w d Letchforo
&co-4 bds paper Thos Rapier-30 sewing machines
Grover ker Sewing Machine Co.'S sacks potatoes
Schneider l. Zuberber-and sundrles to o. der-Tota
| 125 bales cotton
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Jnne IS bales cotton to W Burbridge &co--l
do Ben Gerson-13 bbls molasses Robert Hare-l hht
sugar U D Terrebonne-59 head cattle Mehle SEQ
and sundries to order-Tota bales cotton hid SUI
gar - bbls molasses SO head cattle
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
PEARL RIvER-Per steamer Major Whites, oot
feet lumber to order
TANGIPAHOA-Per steamer C Gault-2O cribs
timber to order
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-Per schooner Elk--80(
bbs charc oal to master
BAYOU LACOMRE-Per schooner Mary Fayard-
$50 bbs charcoal to master
PASCAGOULA-Per schooner McInnis-45, 0Jt
feet lumber to order
TAN IPAHOA-Per schooner Ann McGuinn-5OC
TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Per schooner Rebecca-
500 bbls sand to order
Pc ,RL RIvER-Per schooner Alice McGuigen-
81. 900 feet lumber to order
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Geo Colmar-
%, 900 feet lumber to order
BAY ST LOUIS--Per schooner Tonnaire-7O0 Dbl,
charcoal to master
TICKFAW-Per schooner Mary Diana-l0 cords OF
wood to master
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner vienna-7OO bbls
charcoal TO master
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Per schooner Bonfouca-
$50 bbls sand to order
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Petronia H
200 feet lumber to order
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Alphonse-50
bbls charcoal to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schooner City Belle-30
cords wood to master
PEARL RlVER-Per schooner Leander Jane-25, 00O
feet lumber to order
BLIND RIvER-Per schooner Best Friend-1O
cords wood 5000 slaves to order
PASCAGOULA-Per schooner Monterey-30,00 600 feet
lumber to order
TCHEFUNCTA R1vER-Per schooner Bismarck-35
cords wood to master
MemOra nda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, May 30.-Cleared for Galveston bark
Grenada Hodgson.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Deal, June ARRIVED from Pensacola, Norwegian
bark Maiden, BOrgesen.
Glasgow, June ARRIVED from Pensacola, Norwe-
gian bark Henry, Jacobsen.
Bremerhayen, June 1.-Arrived from New Orleans,
German ship CAL, Bookelman.
Texal, June 1.-Arrived from New Orleans bark
Noah. Nelson, and British bark Charlie hickman,
Tingley.
Havre, June Arrived from New Orleans, British
ship Eddystone, Lewis and Norweg IA bark Nathan
iel, Jacobsen.
Barcelona, May 27.-A1rived from New Orleans,
Spanish bark Carmen, Erbret: Spanish bark Joven
Marasa. Mas: Spanish brig Pepa, Pal, and Spanish
brig Terver Barcela, Tonrodona
[By Telegraph
SoUTHwEsT Pass, June 8, 6 P M.-Barometer 80 70.
Wind s. W., light.
Arrived: Steamship Clinton, Tripp MASTER at l: 40
P. NJ. from Galveston, to G. A. Whitney & Co.
No departures.
New YORK, June s.-Arrived: Glamorgan, City of
Brussels, Egypt.
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For Sale.

NOR SALE.-PROPER Y AT BILOXI GOOD
Il and valuable property, with and without improve
mens and houses with furniture to rent on the beach
at Biloxi.
One Large House containing seven rooms and
kitchen, price 1925.
One at $3.50; and three for $780, Each for the sea-
son, all with furniture and bath houses. Apply to
JOSEPH KUHN,
Biloxi, Miss, or to
V. EMICHEN,
JET Ct Cor. Bienville and Old Levee SITS.
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With an easier, but not quotably lower market at
Liverpool and at New York, spots at New York are
quoted at previous rates. but reported c CLOVER to
sell," while futures showed decline of 1l6d5-3lc.
Buyers evinced disposition 10 come forward, and
mp to noon only few triding sales were reported,
after which additional transactions. but the iot
nevertheless, confined to 500 bales-the limited
amount noted sbove-dvided among five buyers.
Under the tenor of the news and little compe-
ttion among buyers, prices generally were easier
cept for desirable kinds, which wantt and
held firmly ct previous rates. Strict Ordinary to
GOOD Ordinary sold at IA &C. An offer of 1870
fused for high style of strict Good Ordinary.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going
board, and engaged for shipment set down At the
0penng this morning ut 10000 bales, embracing
32000 bales for Liverpool 5000 for Havre, 1000 for
Bremen 1000 for Spain. and 1000 for the North Sea-
which, when deducted from the stock hand by our
running statement last evening" 3d. 800 bales
10 represent the quantity at the landing presses
unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Saes GOO bales. Market
dull"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1873. bales TIT
Arrived since last statement. 1875
u. /
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Summer Resorts.

DLADON SPRING., ALA.-THIS FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is open for the season. Boats
leave Mobile every TU SDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
1NGS arriving at Bladon next day. Board per day 50
week SIS; month $50. Children and colored SER
wants half price. Isaacson, Seixas 4 Co., Grocers
66 and SO Common street, Agents for the sale Of
the Bladon Water in barrels and are authorized to
make arrangements with families for the season, and
will furnish further Information.
my31 I'm NAE ]. CONNkR & CO., Propretors.
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AnllISenlentS.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
On Monday Evening, June FL, 1874,
Will be given

VIII be given a
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
At st. Patrick Church. under the direction Of the
well known Prot. H. Dubois, leader OF the choir.
The best amateur artists city have kindly ten
rendered their assistance, and grand programme
is in course of preparation. This concert, orgi-
nally intended for 14th instant. having been
postponed until the 21st, ON account of the great
ceremonies at the Cathedral for next Sunday,
the concert. The able Prof. P. Greuling will pre-
side at the organ.
Knowing well the eff iency and popularity Of the
81 gers, and long tried leadership of Prof. D., we
= are assured IL at it will be grand success.
Tickets be had at all principal music stores and
Libraries of the CITY, and at the door OF the church
on the night Of the concert. je9 3tTuTh&
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NOTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
~ AT BARGAIN.
Desirable residence, corner Of Chestnut and Aline
streets, two blocks above Louisiana Avenue raised
cottage wide hall in the centre large parors, dining
room and six bed rooms, kitchen, pantry, two cis-
terms carriage house, stable, etc All in splendid
der, with five lots of ground measuring 125 feet
Chestnut street. by 156 feet Ane street. Excel ent
neghborhood, convenient cars, schools, etc. 7 he
property can be inspected daily. For pr and
terms apply on the premises. JET 81
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans
CORRECTED DAILY.
New York.
Steamship souder Burdick .......... sid May 30
Philadelphia.
Steamship Yazoo Barrett sid May 20
Liverpool.
Steamship State of Minnesota, Hamn =. sid June
Ship bennington, Orkney sid Apl
Ship Freeman Clark. Bosworth. .ldg Apl
Ship Virginia, Baker. .ldg Apl IL
Antwerp.
Sulp EMANUEL SID Apl 10
Havre.
Ship Caledonia, Potter 80. ......... cid Apl IL
Bremerhaven
Bark Pauline, Driver. Apl IA
Genoa.
Ship Bridgeport Morgan. sid Apl
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
MONDAY EVENING, June 8, 1874. I
COTTON.
The sales to-day confined to $50 bales at easier
prices generally, while some desirable kinds
steady 1t previous rates. We make change in our
quotations except reduction of nc in the inside
figures for Good Ordinary and Low Middng.
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vIcKsBURG AVID THE BENDS.

VICkSBCRG ASD THE BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG AND THE BENDS.
Leaves Every tt UKSDAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
r. For Greenville, Vicksburg.
Ak@SelAtk3S Natchez and way landings-The fine an
o.@Ns fast passenger packet
Frank Pargoud,
J. NJ. White master, C. Holiness clerk,
will leave above carrying the United States mail
and connecting at Vicksburg VITA the steamer EMMA
for all points on YazOO and Taahatchie rivers and
steamers of the Anchor Line for the mouth of White
and Arkansas rivers, Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis.
J. JANNEY, lit Common street,
j. E. CARLIN, Delta street,
]e4 Agents.
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Exports.

HAvRE-Per ship Tabor-2934 bales cotton 1860
sacks corn 81 hhds tobacco 5000 slaves
NAL aG Per bark Josefa-33.O0O pcs slaves
ROTTERDAM--Per bark Trlade-32,e73 5O-1OO
bushels wheat in bulk
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Ship Tabor. Taylor, for Havre- AK Miller acc
Spanish bark Josefa, CastellO for Malaga Maste
Bark TRADE. Tarabochia for Rotterdam
Meeker, Knox & Schultz
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Cleared Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, I
Tuesday Morning, June 8.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,
Tuesday, June 9. 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR MONDAY. JUNE 8,
AT JPN.
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Rooms and Board.

INURNI>HED ROOMS. WITH OR WITH.
Il out board in a central location, convenient to the
business portion Of the city. Inquire No. So Ba.
rome street. Terms moderate. my24 I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
Il without DO ,rd, central locality, No. 2O9 7ravier
street, near Baronne, moderate terms to suit
times. apps If
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MARINE NEWS.

George j. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans bulletin.
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FOR VICKSBURG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY at S M.
r. For Vicksburg, Palmyro
l6in1& - Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph Rodney,
Waterproof, Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
Rivr Hogs Point, Tunica, Bayou Sara, Waterproof,
Port HUI son, Baton Rouge, Plaquenine, Donaldson
vile and all intermediate landings Tho splendid
passeng' steamer
Gov. Allen,
j. q. Benson, master, r. A. Owen, clerk,
will leave above, connecting Vicksburg with Ii O.
steamer LUCY KERN for YazoO and Tellehatchie.
and LIZZIE for 5unhower Rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNkY, Agent, lit Common %.
my22 GEO. D. HITE. Tchoupitoulas street.
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TENsAs AND BLACK RIVER.

TENSAS AND BLACk RIVER.
TENTAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
For Delhi. Warsaw, CrOcket,s
a. Point, Egypt. Brahms osborn's Chan
1~-@ dler's, Calioway's Cut Of, and all land.
ings on Tensas and Black Rivers-The steamer
Leaves TUESDAY, Juae 9, at P. M.
FletA,
L. s. Greenlee, master, JAS L. Robbins. clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to LORD 4 MCPEAKE, =
As Camp street.
Shippers pay freight. ie9 I'd
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND ME-.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
r. Giving Through Tickets -
e315 = Boston, New York, Philadelphia Bait,.
more, Washington City, Buffalo, PitsH
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, and -
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAM.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS AND rBn
BENDS.
Will leave below at O'Clock p N,
CITY OF QUINCY,
VIM Thompson, captain; VIM. NJ. Brown, clerk
TUESDAY, June g.
GLENCOE,
T. 8. Calhoon, captain; E. D. Miller, clerk,
THURSDAY, June H.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Lading in con.
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS & CO.. General Agents,
my1 124 Gravier street.
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Arrived.

Steamship Clinton, Tr PIP, from Indanola via Gal
weston, to c Whitney &co-Algiers
Steamship Emily Souder, Burdick, from New York,
30th ultimo, to H Ludwigsen-2d Dist 9
Schooner Rosita Basso, 10 days from Ruatan land.
to MASTERED Dist
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OUACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, a P. M,
~ For Camden, ha m pa z nOllc.
@S4&h. Trenton, Monroe, and all way landings
- on Ouachita and Black rivers making al
the usual connections for the Tributaries and carrying
the United States Mails, the light.draught steamer
Willie,
Blanks, master, Entriken, clerk
Will leave above. BRIFTON Il EPPLER,
leg W. CLARK
FOR CAMDEN DIRE, #.
Leaves TUESDAY, June 8, at P.
~ For Camden, Cha pagr ollie.
l&3ltkAl Marie Saline, Trenton, Monroe, Ouachita
- City, and intermediate landings on Qua
chita and Black Rivers-The fine passenger steamer
Bertha Bruner,
VIM Wentsel, master, Fred. v. Cellos, clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to BRIFTON & EPPLER,
LOG Common street.
Will connect with Ora for Bayou Bartholomew and
Saline hiver Goose for Little River and Tensas
Stella Block at Trinity for Upper and Lower Tensas
and Bayou Macon; Ann S. Tor Boeuf River. je9