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The Rev. Mr.. Parks objected to. eating his
picnic dinner at Moro, Cal, remarking that
"tllat rag through which Ire had put many a
bullet hole disturbed his Enjoyment. ;" On the
following Sunday, as Mr.. Parks took his place
in the pulpit, he found an American flag hang
ing from it. He was about to haul it down,
when Mr.. Miller, who placed it there after
hearing his unloyal speech at the picnic,
quietly rose and presented pistol, advising
him to go on with his preaching and let the
flag alone. Miller sat on the front scat with
his finger OIL the trigger, ready for any allu-
sion derogatory to the flag. At the conclusion
of the sermon Mr.. Miller made motion that
the church had no farther.use for the services
of Mr.. Parks, which was unanimously carried.
Mr.. Parks left Moro, and another minister is
wanted there.
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A considerable addition to the Mormon
fold will be made on the arrival in Utah of the
party which landed at Castle Garden Monday.
Seven hundred men, women and children,
hailins from all parts Of Europe, disembarked
from the steamship Idaho en- route to the west.
The main portion Of these people are adults
and have been sent here by the agents of
Brighman Young to swell the population Of
years been travelling through Europe and
earnestly laboring in behalf of the cause.
The party passed through Newark on Tues
day on their way westward.
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Rev. Mr., Beecher went to Peekskill on
Tuesday for his summer recess. He was ac-
companied to the boat by a number of Ply
mouth church members. He will not be back
in Brooklyn before the middle of September.
1t is understood that in the interim he will
devote some time to various literary labors
including a series of papers, under the title Of
20 Pastoral Recollections and Reminiscent
ces, to be at some future time published in
the Christian Union. f
He had better devote his time tdexplaining
that remarkable letter to Theodore Tilton.
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n SuPPLEMENT

To the ordinance entitled An Ordinance to provide fol-
licensing and regulating wholesale liquor dealers in
the city Of Lambertyille,D passed June 5, 1874.
Be ordained by he fnabants Of he Cg Of LansbertviAcs
SECTION l. That the licenses granted BY the Common
Council under the ordinance to which this Is supple
nlent 10 any person to engage in the business 81
wholesale liquor dealer may be granted to sell either
ardent Hirs, vnous liquors malt liquors. or all OF
them, according as the application may be, and as the
Common Council may determine; and any person sell
ing anvof the several kinds of liquors specified IN the
ordnacc to which this supplement- of the measure
Of quart and upwards shall for the purposes Of this
ord nance be deemed and considered wholesale liquor
dealer.
SECTION 2. That this ordinance shall take effect i'm
mediately after its publication according to law.
Passed July 9Th, 1874.
- LEVI BROWN, PRIEST. or CoUScfL.
Attest:-zTnEo f. siSI1LaAs, city Clerk.
Dated July Sth, 1874
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An eleven pound eel was caught on a SET
line in the Delaware, at the Andover Furnace,
last week.
/ In the bureau Of engraving and printing at
/ Washington, 375 female clerks were recent,
dismissed, leaving 200 persons stillemployed
there. The scene of dismissal was marked by
sadness, and fourteen of the discharged wo
men tainted when the announcement was
made to them.
The hotels ut the Delaware Water Gap arc
well filed with Summer boarders The
Kittatinny and Gap Houses have all the
guests they can conveniently entertain, YET
the cry is still they come" 49,, g'r..
The success of the Centennial pay now
be assured. There has been some curtail-
ment in the plans of the buildings. Work was
commenced thereon on the 4th
Tho risht Of policeman to make an arrest
without a warrant, and without having wit
messed the alleged violation of law, Is being
discussed in the Louisville law courts.
Anew trial has been refused in Udderzcok's
case in Chester county, Pa. Theanext thing
in order is his execution.
The Fish oil and Guano Company in
Atlantic county, caught. last week, $4,000 fish,
which yielded about 1,5i4 gallons of good oil.
Millions for moieties remarks Congress,
and not one centennial.
Governor Todd r. Caldwell, of North Care
lima, died on Saturday evening. lie was elect
ed in August, 1872, by the Republicans. He
is succeeded by Curtis II. Brogden, Lieuten-
ante Governor M *
Col. John w. Forney, of the Press, sailed
for Liverpool in the Illinois from Philadel-
phia last Thursday. He expects to be absent
a year, and during that time the Press will be
under the editorial management of William
w. Nevin, a gentleman of long and success
full connection with journalism.
Coggia's comets caudal appendage appears.
to show short increase. as q
terrible accident occurred at Atlantic
City, N. j.. on Friday last A yacht contain
ing party of eight persons, all from Phila-
delphia, was upset and five persons were
drowned. OF those lost only one body was
recovered on Friday.
The Orangemen in New York celebrated
the Battle of the Boyne on Sunday. About
1000 persons were In line, who marched to the
church of the Holy Trinity and listened to
services there. Every thing passed off quiet
~.
There is aprobability Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad re-establishing their shops at Bor-
dentown, the work Of demolition and re-
moyai OF machinery having been stopped by
order of the railroad authorities.
Hackettstown NJ L. Seminary is to be
lighted with gas and have clock and bell,
and will be open in September. A number Of
Sunday Schools have raised funds from $50 to
$500 to aid in furnishing the rooms, and some
generous party is wanted to furnish the par
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l SHERlEE,S SALE I!

DYvirtue Of writ Of ri. fa 10 directed issued
ID out Of the court Of Hunteron Common Pleas rin
TWENTY SEVENTH day Of JULY next between the
hours twelve and dive O'clock in the afternoon Of said
ay at the Court House in Pennington, in the township
Of RaritaA the county Of lIunterdon all the right
and Interest said defendant has Ia parcel OF land and
premises situate III the city Of Laanbertvie Buttons
wood and Clinton Streets adjoining lands OF the Dea-
ware Canal Company Jacob Sklnan and Others beins;
given by John Svers, Administrator OF Thomas Hughes
deceased and Recorded IN County Clerk 0iceat Elem
inpfon in Book Of Deeds Vol f36. Page 90 &c.
Seized the property Of W Wesley Abbott and taken
inexeeution at the suit of Martin L. Trimmer and to be
sold BY :
June II, 1874
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The New Jersey State Republican Associa-
tion will give Midsummer festival at the
Waverly Fair Grounds, near Newark, We'd
nesday, the ED inst. William Wells Brown,
M. D., of Boston, is announced as the orator
Of the day. A number Of military and civic
organizations will be in attendance.
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The grasshoppers have devastated a wide sec
tion of country in southwestern Minnesota,
leaving 1000 people destitute and in danger
of starvation Gov Davis has called upon
the Changers Of the State for aid IN relieving
the necessities of the inhabitants of the deso-
late region. a6 = sass
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

BROwN-OBLINGER.--Qn the II tn inst, in New Hope,
Pa X Rev e Miller MI Geo BTown q Lambert
HAMME REX UTrER--By Rev. C. r. Hartranf it,
June 27th, 1874 Frank Hammer and Henrietta L. Kut-
ter all OF this city. A .ftaeY 9stt 4ssl ~ 2sl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30th, by Rev. G.. s. Mott, Charles
Eaub and Mary Kurz, all of Pennington.
FINE-ROcKAF EIIOW. AT the home OF the BRIDES
mother June 18th, by Rev, j. b. Campbell, John W.
Fine aud Eliza Rockafellow, all fClnton township
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There is a man living in Vineland who has
been the father of 40 children. He has been
married twice, his first wife bearing him 20
children and the second ~.
Mr.. Hale having declined the position of
Postmaster-G General, it was rendered to ex-
Gov Jewell of Conn, at present Minister to
Russia, and promptly accepted. He is a man
of practical business talent, and will un-l
be an efficient officer.
The Washington Chronicle says that the
remains of MrsLincoln, at Springfield, were
viewed few days since, the spectators saying
that the body is as natural apparently as the
day it laid in the State House, with the ex-
ception chat The upper lip is somewhat
swollen
Tie friends and enemies Of Governor Dix
of New York are having hot time of it this
July weather Dix is favored by most of the
Republicans for another term, and it seems
probable that he will be nominated. Though
he is streng temperance man the prohibi-
tionists are fornenst him, and have set up
Mayron II. Clark as their ideal. The Demo-
Gratis are chuckling over this, but they are no
better plight themselves. Unless they can
get Judge Sanford E.. Church into the field
they are likely to 60 begging for a candidate.
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e e SPRING WATER ICEl s.

rV1ItE subscriber has a fine crop Of PURE SPRING
Il WATER ICE which he will supply to families in
Iambertyille Daily except Sundays at the lowest pre-
Willing rates The patronage Of his old customers and Of
the public generally is solicited. ss (. ft trs.
saloons picnic parties, etc. supplied at wholesale.
Orders for regular delivery to families for special
lots may he left at Iaceys Saloon, Is n Union ST. or at
Lambertvillc p o.. to the address of the subscriber
ID. b. SEB0LD.s
May 20, tS74.-3t.
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FOR CLEANSING, BEAUTIFYING AND
PRESERVING THETEETH.
The suprory Of this preparation is acknowledged BY
all who have used it,
During practice Of twenty-five years in the Dental
art the Inventor Or PITM ANlhas taken the greatest
pains perfect an article which Is adapted to
the necessities Of all, viz
1st-To Whiten and Polish the Teeth without Injury
to the Enamel. ~
2d-!ro Heal and Harden the fGums.
3d-o Leave Clean and Pleasant Taste in the Mouth
4th--To Correct the Breath, II Bad
No acid of any kind is contained in the xANTHOXf-
LUM but it eetnaly destroys the acetous adherng to
teeth 1t is put up neatly in good and ornamental
cases. making convenient for the toilet travel All
who bottle Of this will hardly consent to be with
out it.
In confirmation Of theexcecncc Of the Manifestations
kindly permitted to refer to the following promi
nent gentlemen, whose competency Of Judgment will
not be doubted Gov. JOEL PARKER, N. J., Rev. W. II.
CAMPBELI d. D. /. l. d. Pres. Rutgers College, Hon.
JOS d. BEDIE Judge Supreme Court of N ]. and others
For sale by CHARLES F. MOORE, Dealer in Pure
Drugs Medicines. Chemicals Toilet Articles etc. Bridge
street. Lambertve, MI
May IS, 1874
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An additional train leaves Hopewcl for Lamberville
at 2.25 +. NJ, arriving at Lambertyie at 1856 p. NJ
Iackawanna & Western Railroad. At Lebigh Junction
with Lehieh Valley, Lehigh susquehanna Norris
Essex, aud New Jersey Central Railroads At Lambert
with Mercer Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trains to and from New York, Camden, &C.
For further information time tables which be
obtained at the ticket Offices
A. ]. CASSATTy D. M. BOYD, Jr.
General Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
+. w. JACKSON, Gen'l Sup't, u. r. r.. of n J. Div.
h J. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Belvidere Div.
Juno l. 1874
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DEATHS.

HAIG1f.--In New Hope July 4th 1874, Samuel Buckley
Haigh, son of Charles and Alice Hash, aged years.
months and days.
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NEWS AGENCY.

I'm connection with the store The subscriber has
News Agency presided over by his son. where he will
keep hand ali the popular dailies story papers,
magazines &C. Subscriptions rcccv by the year at pub
iishers prices Papers delivered 10 subscribers in al
parts OF the Borough z,
New Hope, Pa Jape 10. 1877 ISM. !. !,
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Receipts of Produce.

LOU1SVILLE--Per steamer Mary Houston--150
boxes starch Jno Arban--4O bbs pork L II Il j NJ
Allen &co-3OO sacks malt Behan, Thorn &co--15o
pkgs sundries g NJ Ba.ly Poud--249 pkgs iron %
pkgs slice Baldwin &co-l7 bbls whisky Britton Il
kpton-5O casks bacon Byrnes Il Barston--50 sacks
malt bale hops b tnkowst--23 bids paper y Bee
-220 boxes candles BE cier 4 Bros-1u bOls whisky
B Blanchar 9 boxes Evans Bev rly-5O do
Comniagere L--3 pkgs crockery + Chr an-30
CamDra-l0 do U Donovan-36 ties hams Cobb, Dol
honde &co-295 boxes cheese boxes eg, 8 Z Del
Bondio-69 pkgs eggs ties bacon 1O4 boxes tacon IL
bbls flour bbs beans Sc half bbls beef DelBondio
Ia pkgs eggs II bbls flour q casks bacon Farchild
Bingham--O0 half bbs beer Fasnacht-2O0 boxes
candies A Freret-l7 hhds tobacco Gunther 4 s.
81 bbs flour Glover Odendahl-4l bbis whisky T
haridga--15O bbls flour A Hamilton &co-28
trunks Hoffman, L M-l2O pkgs beer Hollander-39
tubs butter ~ bbls dried apples HOyt WilcOx-25
bbIs whisky Hirsch Adler-8 bbls eggs A Juiian-35
bbls whisky Ii + Goleman-3 casks meat s II Kennedy
&co-2l5i sacks corn box eggs Thos King-l2O bbs
flour Kelly Doherty-1 casks bacon Keep, Raymond
&co--3 pkgs castings Kursnealt KOS pkgs do
LOTHIAN Bros-56 pkgs butter IL bbls bacon 170 bbs
grits Lawrence &co-25 ties lard Lochte Carder
Meyers bbls eggs Meyer Schwabacuer-5O half
bbls Wenser-3O slabs steel aullan-3 pkgs
McCabe-253 head stock Mehle &co-7 bbls eggs H
Toh!mzn-25 trunks Rosenthsl-273 pkgs castings
Rice BROS &co-3 sacks oats Z, bbls -four 3O8 half
bbls do C Slaybsck &co-25 half buls lard Schmidt
L Zeigler- bbls whisky smith McKenla-l6 bbls
beans IL casks bacon q boxes eggs boxes cheese
schneider Zuberbier-lO bbls APPLE b Lefon-
S77 pkgs suu dries Schwartz-i3 pkgs mdse Snake
speare &co-l24 pkgs stones Thomas-5 boxes
eggs "a tics lard Is tcs hams tcs bacon hhds bacon
Scnwsbacher irsh-5O0 bales hair AVizard-4 bales
broom corn vaudegrf-45 ham s hhds bacon
Vose Bros-6 pkgs mdse b Vest pkgs eggs Jos
West-4 boxes hardware Wilson : n Co-76 bbls ~his-
~ and sundrle- C Whitney &co-1l5 pkgs beer G
YAtes-lU casks meat Howard 4 Prestons-8U bales
hay FArchild Bingham-7u bales cotton y N
Alien kco-s do Alcus 6cherck Autey-6 do Rich
ardson May do " Burbridge kco-lot furniture
tobacco
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLE.NS BULLETIN OFFICE,
FRIDAY EvEsIsG, April 10. 1874
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money market continues quiet and easv, with
moderate demand for discounts at the banks. ar
liet offerings the street. No ira sact ons are re-
ported in commercial per that in ticate any quota
BILE variation in We continue to quote hrst-
cIfss paper with coIlatcrals at 1910 y cent per
annum without at llMl2 per month, Al second
grade at 1gl1 Il; and at 2. First-cas' mortgage at
10 y cenr. per annurn, and second-class entirely
nominal.
God opened ut 11361 ll914. sgair at 1I3sz at New
York and after a r1ited bust closed at the open
ing r4tes against 1l3l at New York where IT touched
1l3k during the interim The sales we're confined 70
$4,000 embracing $4,000 at lib, $4,000 at $ll3s Ia
49,, sIOOo0 at 49, $4,000 at lI3is and $4,000 at
49,.
No sale. of Silver were reported American half
dollars lO61a@lo71z, ana Mexican dollars at 1880
1881.
rate extent. Commercial without quotabe varia-
ton but owing to its scarcity bank improved lilo =
cent Tn. sales amounted to $23 800 embra' ing $4,000
bill of Iading at 544 CISCO. $3.50 and f25OO do at
645I f10, 600 do at 45d54G fI000 American ships
bill at 5471a f1O0v bank at 54s, and fl3oo do for
g Id at 1851.
The only sales of francs reported $4,000 com
mercia at 63 and $1,000 priv ate bankers at 462
In German marks We noticed q sale of 50 600 at =.
At the close sterling bills quoted at 544a
E.45 for bill of lading and Al clear, and "a M54s
for bank, and francs at 4t3A for private, and
nominal r bank. German marks were quoted at
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange OF fair
extent and commercial a shade lower. The sales
of New York sight GOV red $2G9,tOO, embracing
425.O00 private bankers at "a q cent discount
$40 and $35 900 commercial and $50 900 private
bankers at 5l6 $4,000 and $4,000 private bankers
at 9s2. amt $l5.OOO commercial aud $l5 ooO $l6O o0
$4,000 and SIS, 0o0 private BANKERS at a. We also
noticed = sale Of $4,000 commercial on Providence
1t x.
The banks continued to check on New York at par,
and commercial sight quoted SIG u cent. dis
count against 5-166ll4 yesterday.
In Stocks noticed sales OF 10 shares Bank Of
America at $G9. 50 Fac'ors' and Traders Insurance
Company at .85, 20 and IS Carrolltou Railroad Com
pany &118 20 New Orleans City Railroad at $154 49,
and "a do. At 1854 So
The sales OF bonds included $4,000 New City Seven
Per Cents at 3d. $1,000 do ut b2 and 5000 City Ten
Per Cents at II.
and no sales were repo ted.
Nothing trancpred in Metropolitan Police War.
ants. which continue to be quoted ct ~.
The OF state Warrants included $1,000 large g
Az, and $500 and $4,000 49, Large still quo
ted at 4895u, and small ct S5d6O
New Clinton State Warrants continue entirely NOM
inal.
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desirable stock.
Among the weeks sales 1000 cows At &c and Is
BUTTER-The receipts have bet liberal. and the
demand has sackened, which has duced rrices
Choice Goshen IL quoted at 42@43c, interior 35@4Oc
choice Western 36@3sc. inferior CSC ID and up
EsCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLES
PotstOes now arriving and selling 1t 81 5OGys
barrel. Old Potatoes are in fair supply aud dull.
Peachbiows quoted at So 25 = barrel. No Onions
here; they are in request and would command
5000 p barrel. Cabbages are quoted at 1880
apiece. Sourkrout is dull and unsaleable Green Peas
are selling at 50 p bushel. Radishes SOC p dozen
punches. Celery 60c p dozen punches Lettuce s.
p Dbl. Caulifowers 60c y doze punches.
CHEZ Els in light supply with . moderate de
mand. choice Western factory 10 selling at 1870
lie; New York cream $4,000 p ff.
STARCH--Is in fair supply and moderate demand
NAVAL sTORES-The supply is fair and the mar
ket is quiet Spirits Turpentine is quoted at 43@44c
p gallon. Rosin. is quoted at 81 50 for choice pale,
Tar is quoted at So IS p half Dbl and 81 Is p bbl
COTTON sEtD OIL CAKE - No city Offering.
Country squoted at s24 q ton. gross.
COFFEE-The market is quiet. Stock in dealers
hands $500 bags. Stock in first hands $500 bags.
We quote cargo lots: ordinary H@22ac (gold;l fair
23@24c; good 24@24hc. prime 241s@25c y ID. Job
lots seliDg at for ordinary; 25c for fair "a
for good and 25c for prime.
STAR CANDLEs-,h he market is very dull: they
are quoted at SIC p fb.
DUNES &c FnUIr-Str ,wberr es are selling at S5c
y quar-; Japan Pums SC y h.
DIR ED Fruits in good supply and dull Ap-
Piles quoted nominay at l0c. Peaches loo. p fb.
COAL-The supply is more than sufficient for the de-
mand. Pittsburg is selling at 38N140c. p Dbl. at
wholesale, and 75c. at retail; 81 q hhd soc. p box
to steamboats,. 60@65c to manufacturers; anthracite
$l3 y ton. Stock at the Willow Grove Landing on
the LIST comprised 176 boats, barges and hull;
sumption during March % boats and IL barges; ar
rived rs boats. ii barges and hull.
RICE-The market is quiet AMI tie stock light,
prices are firm We quote choice Louisiana at $40
&c., prime ShGS Rc Iair 7a1Sc ordinary 7k6J7 Ec.,
common 63l@g7c.. No. 4h(g5c. p ID.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Geo Washngton-653
bales cotton % bales hides So bds hides l45 dry hides
81 bags WOOL Az tics beef TAO bbs flour - hhds tobacco
50U empty Ibis
NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Meade-1224 bales
cotton l1U bales 1877 bales skins bales hair 1874
dry hides 35 I'D 8 hides bales hides 5 sacks wool
baes rope 500 boxes maccarou 70 bales $50 bbs
rice 81 casks mdse
HAVRE-Per bark Nathaniel-16l5 bales cotton 1850
slaves so ties lard 100 bds hides
BORDEAUX-Per bark Ploen--62, $50 S ayes
BARCELONA-Per bark Aiina-445 bales cotton 3d.
coo slaves
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Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, Tor New York
H Ludwigsen
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, for New iorK
A Moulton
Norwegian bark Nathaniel, jacobson, for Havana
Frerichs l. Horn
Norwegian bark Ploen, Thompson for b ,rdeaux-
Frerichs Il Horn
Spanish bark Alma, Basto, fer Barcelona-
Avendano Bros
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Ships.

"a For Providence and Fail River
~ The Al schooner Kate n. AtltOn. Capt
~ stone. L now loading, ami having most Of her
cargo engaged and going bard. viii have dispatch
For balance Of freight apply 20
0kU. A. FO>DlCK Ca,
mh26-se - CaEunAsass street.
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New York.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. sid Mar %
amship Geo Washington. Whitehead sid Mar %
Steamship City OF Galveston. Evans. sid liar 5
Schooner Sophia kranz Dyer cid Mar 10
Boston.
schooner A Conant new Dennis .ldg Mar 81
Schooner NJ W At~ God, Newcomb .dg Mar rs
Philadelphia.
Ship Surprise, Hoyt sid Mar a
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER,
REGULAR LOUISvIL E, EVANSVILLE AND OHIO
RIVER Pa CKET.
Leaves On SAIUhD,Y, April II, at s P. NJ
. r. For Louisville, Evansville.
@aS4E Cairo and all intermediate points-The
passenger steamer
MAry Houston,
Charles Miller, master, Elliott Miller, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply On
board, or to
SINNOTTk ADAMS, II Commercial Place.
Z. g. WAYNE. LOG Grsvier street.
A. plan of the cabin can b. seen and staterooms en-.
gagged at the Office Of g. Il A. ap6-d
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TENSAS AM BLACk II YER

TENSAS AM BLACK IL VER
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, April IL, at SPIN
~ For FlOyu, Monticello ,Joe,s
laAelSsn Bayou, Delhi, warsaw, Crocketss Point
Egypt. Brahms, Osborn's, Chandlers'
Cal Oways Cut OF, an all landings ON Tensas and
Black kivers-The stealn-e
Flctn.
L. 8. Greenlee, master; as. J Robbins clerk
will leave above. For freight passage apply ON
board, or to LORD l. MCPEAkE
ap9 AZ Camp street.
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Having taken charge Of the River Column of this
paper beg leave my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, JR.
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UPPER Ca,AST.
New Orleans, Coast, Baton Rouge and
Gross etc II. II. Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ut 10 A. NJ, and HATUR.
r. DAY al P. M.
l@s24As b. l.. Hodge No. 2,
In place OF St. John.
V. b. Baranco. master, J. r. McElroy, clerk.
Returning leaves Baton Rouge every Thursday and
Sunday evenings. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
apl If e. O. MELANCON, 80 Cont street.
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OPELOUSAS.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P.M,
Port BARE snd al .na,ns: 81 TN
Atchafalaya kiver and Bayou Cortableau.
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha,
W. II. White, master, j. B. Schmit, clerk,
will leave above. Fer freight passage apply on
board, or to BkIIION EPPLEk,
log Common street.
Will connect at Washington with Della No. O. giving
through bills Of lading tor all landings on Bayou
Boeuf; and tn Minnie vt Simmsport tor all landings
on Bayou des Glaizes. apln