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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-15

ONE OF GRANTS SPEEcHM.-On the 18th
of March had issued orders assuming COM
mand of the military division Of the Mississip-
pi, and was seated in the Office, when the Cen
eral TGrant1 came in and said they were
about to present him with sword, inviting
me to come and see the ceremony. 1 went
back into what was the dining.room Of the
house; on the table lay rosewood box, con.
tanning sword, sash, spurs, etc., and round
about the table we're grouped Mrs. Grant,
Nelly, and one or two Of the boys was in.
troduced to large, corpulent gentleman, as
the mayor, and another citizen who had come
down from Galena, to make this presentation
of sword to their fellow-townsman. think
that Rawlins, Bowers Badeau, and one or
two more of Gen. Grants personal staff, were
present. The mayor rose, and in the most
digni6ed way read finished speech to Gen.
Grant, who stood, as usual, very awkwardly;
and the mayor closed his speech by handing
him the resolutions of the city council en-
crossed on parchment, with broad ribbon
and large seal attached. After the mayor
had fulfilled his office 80 we'll, General Grant
said: "Mr. Mayor, as I knew that this cere-
mony was to occur, and as am not used to
speaking, have written something in reply"
He then began to tumble in his pockets, first
his breast-coat pocket, then his pants, vest,
etc., and after considerable delay he pulled
out crumpled piece of common yellow cart
ridge paper, which he handed to the mayor
His whole manner was awkward in the ex-
treme, yet perfectly characteristic, and in
strong contrast with the elegant parchment
and speech of the mayor. When read, how
ever, the substance of his answer was most
excellent, short, concise, and, if it had been
delivered by word of mouth, would have been
all that the occasion required. could not
help laughing at scene so characteristic of
the man who then stood prominent before the
country, and to whom all had turned as the
only qualified one to guide the nation in war
that had become painfully critical.-Ge'eraI
Sherman's Memoirs.
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(To BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
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PROM ne Elr nor' ct-."', Nor.o
''hc police and detectives wei" bu-uy en-
q god to n late hour last cvcninR 10 att,mp,,nE
o. discover the wl.reahomiS "I ,'st r. wo liz
: ~ who So mysteiously Disappeared from
thc Geriaancs Hotel 'amdsn -rroe'. ~ c.,r
d ~ that he had received information that tho
Vnung lady mad ich the rihadcivh Whining
tor AVID Etiiituorc depot for New YORK IN
s,turdey att,rnnon at o'clock, bur as MIR. Gos-
hard was al tho depot and visited every part OF
a. several times, he u - ulNcrsnt nPi"n
4. nee Of the missing girl had been received.
She had called at house on Sharp street near
Lombard, and vas uttctward teen gong uuWn
Lombard street on Saturday TN SATURDAY
MINT two lrtiies called at the hotel ana IN
formed MIR Goshlrd tuat avoune lady answer
aecn going into n house In East baltimore; ~
Gushatd procured carriage, ana WIN ~, 20, a.
finding his daughter. lie also. In c9mphhy w.n WI.
his wife, visited \ hummer OF hutelS ,n ~ v,"..
49, \ n, n r,ronlI search In every section Of BAT
tinIore. Their theory Is that the young lauI MS
Mr. and Mrs. C;oshard say that their daughter
attended "A catholic seminary In llrouklyn, where
the discipline was very r,giu' anu sue '"'a''''"
lie has al Idea that as she was extensively
dressed and wore consi ieraolc amount OF val
liable Jewelry, that very ptobably soc mas peen
deroyed into some house. the occupants OF
which are awaiting the announcement OF llrge
reward for her recovery.
The missing Gil IL large for her age, light com
q, xion. dark auburn hair, dark ewes, broad
nigh forehead, with a slight scar unon the tiiht
temple. She was dressed in blue silk and sacquo
of the same, trimmed with blue fringe white
frit hat known as London smoke.
Her jeweiry consists Of small open-fhccu
gold watch and chatciainc, secured by a golu
pin. with ornaments Of jet and pearls, Inc
en- rm upon the chain consists OF gulu kniie,
fnrk and spoou she also had on two chain
br. celeis, guld necklace with charms OF blue
and turquoise. and also anecklace OF about one
hundred pearl beads. She wea three gold
rinta. ono plain aud the others having scttings'
In disposition she - reserved. 800
Iast evening the detectives visited some OF the
theatres where tnev h ye ballots and they VIII
ti-dav. It Il Thought. he In receipt OF some i'm
pUrt mt information that nv give some clue u
tne Young Iady's whereabouts. Mt. GOshart
has also telcsrophed and written To seyera
friends in Now York, who will look out Tor th'
Young lady II she has gone here.
Mr.. Goshard Is native of Frederick CITY
Nil. but for the past twenty years has been y
business in Wash n-ton aud BROOKLYN, y. \
Ills visit to II ,ltimure Il 70" the purpose Of rs
tablishins himself in business here.
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BROADWAY, CORNER 10Th ST.
STEAMBOATS, ND auEJDi
DEN AKAILROAD.

I'"N"' Ms GifNf fti'NK i'NR
AND liNfIED sTATEs MAIL ROUTE
Tratns ionvc Nav York from foot of DrrbrOsses and
H. , ,n's, 80 ~ fni n~s ' '' ~ ~ '
trnrr's fnT IIarrisburr Pittsburgh the West and
.,irtb Am g. r,en Uia9s ~ atfsrreb opn =
south iih ulnah Al"ee 10 ~ S eu WV ~ ~
A'n 1 i aIsnort AMI iocs iltyen via Phu,le,phi,
a., ~ = y MI icsf1, AZ pbiit ieinh a, ga
A. NJ FOR wnliam.port. LocS haven. CORY, and Erie
S ~ ~ S III ~ ~ pssg ~ '0' "''' VI"
4, ,s, a ~ ,In ard tho South Itmt,et
a. " na =" ~ pir,a, y - =. na'iv
e,cept rubday, p,3S A. NJ, arrive " shington ai6
~ e. h'su'A' NJ o." - ~" ""' 80 SN"''
1 1M,,ross t,r ,iadeinh,, -Q0 glo o2O NJ is.9o
. thtn AZ, n NIX o p NJ and Is nie,,t snniar
second Vss, a. 4; SMnao 7 -1o a ~ II NJ iau
tor NeWarN at oN, 90, ~ "a a a. - ~
2:3Q $40 $50 M NV, o, o.. 2o' o o;iu, w
4 fian eiu ~ 5i,o IL w l. nS"'' eunua'' n
For EnIsoeth. .. 6ao 100 $, ., 10 H. A. NJ n,
l. 3 e;j0, $40, 800. 4. ale 4o 500: 90 oiO o. Oln
0:30, Z, 1880. $40, TO- llaO M and Il nght sunday
A. hi2h $50 ,Hnd NloP NJ, a, ga, a
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SOarN nnO Rooms.
ADvEnTI-ERs

@Udlu anu ~ApoNlS'
Uptown ADyERTI-ER,
MAY leave their favor. Tor Tux srS at the only
I,23s lr5aqway, corner u 3l.t. a tli or. ~. and
3OS Ne,i ~ st., oppp1ie Grlai nprrh ,il9use anu
No. 700 81 az. corner Oi am st. until = T. NJ
A FEW Young aae, .sq pc aScommoest Tlle
St. second floor. Can for one week.
A FEW gentlemen aud ladies can be accommodated
~ with hoard gentlemen $50; ladies' u. IL st.
A FEW young men can hc accommodated with good
n board and pleasant rooms Ore. gas ana bath '43
A lady wishes two young ladies to board. 3il
AIARI.E front room to let furnished, for gentle.
n men or gnl housekeeping 10 Gansevoort ST.
IlO.RD wanted by young man uradcsmanl within
Adlr,., stating terms i. o. a. ooi ~, sun once.
r;. 5 Marie .Sf cIss oa:
MUM SHID rooms good board, gas. bath, heat
y er 81 and 50 per week rooms without board 80
nNiSiEO room for hoq We to gentle
u des, With dre by lone widow. ~ West a3l It.
GENr- and ladies' car, hive furnished rooms, gas in
ing pric's reasonable, i3i Sth ay'
(.oOD hoard, win eoIior!s os rooms $50 per
Al 1T HH-f " w NsEt' - hlaIulnt mouse anu
va rrstsurAnt, - Elizabeth st. near Canal - cen
trial locat on; n ard ny tie day or week pleasant
rooms az mOucrstr prices
DLEASAN1 furnished rooms to let cheap, at 10 lst
Il street
E~PECTABIE persons can be accommodated
Ia Win good Doara al 1853 Greenwich st. at - per
week.
T1NU I.E1'-A furnished front room for one or two
\ gentlemen rot cheap waatol also, m the same
pAcc. two OOlrd,rs In private family. 2oS AY. A.
! thirl nor.
| TGNuREE OH -FOUR young men can be accCmnO.
ntcd with b1Nd ~ 80 Fast l2th NJ.
kI'ANTED -lN lodgers l0c and Zoe. per ni9ht, with
| W o. ne sing rooms, zoe cacl. So Spring 81.
| OnA SINGLE rooms, newly furnished csc. Doc.
ZIOJ less per Wt :. Frankfort House. FRANKFORT 81,
| corner Nilllm.
sNAA HENRY -, near Scammcl-A few gentle
A@OO men can nave good board nj moderate prices
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COOP hands, bastcrs, nnishers. ana pressers on
Nrwa. cOItr, boys iuits M general TAI Orlug bust
noe. ~ lllecrk.r u. .Nconl nnnr-
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Yors,s, dlrru5t,, 1T.

9otsr1, 1lTtW5t', Wt.
-POR SALE 4horscs, suitable for cart truck,
~ express. rning baker, butcher or any tnsin -.
At u sacrince triai gwen. 81 Great Jones 1t, near
BowtJ.
l OFFER on &C cunt Of my hush tnd's death
horse, suit tnl' Tor any huriuess at half value
trial allowed 81 Amty st., between Thompson aud
sullivan.
a IRON GRAY horse, years lG hands, also
"A mares td5 to $3.50. ~ Canal st., saioon
NOR SALE CiIEAP-A nrstciass downtown
u truck witu W1udl has Oecu used but very ttle
Can at j. JENNlNGs'S shop, l79 ldrds' ST., or 23
Bcckman n.
GREAT SALE OF horse blankets lap robe, fur
aud buffalo robes. The Eureka Horse Blanget Co. 80
Mercer st.. near Grand, are closing heir immense
stock At retail at their wholesale list.
HORSE BLANKErS, TRUCK r. ANKETS,
III DRESS BLANKETS, STABLE BiA kErS.
Handmade Harness Of every description
Save money nv direct with the manufacturer.
Il. BARTLETT, az Warren n. cor. College place.
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IIANs Won BuLOW.

No FREE LIST EXCEPT THE PRESS;
SIXTY SIXTH PERFORMANCE, IO.hlGHT..
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Qlantt0 ftnll.ts.

ATioiGRASp IT. i and GTno net r.; e.;
e1e se of s ls r ftSs WSecS wi.oyn. psme.pc.
81 r per Is. sS S ssoa paas wor
.mrt. prom. WINNERS and under garment. given GU
s. . raud. fnase tib Nor week beat prce nearly AL
street cars run near ,hr store. lIemember ie,,,,p,
sy ye S n NJ y. @s Gse isI9 d a a1
on oper tor, can make from go 70 80 wees orr
XII. - Eat pin At opposite -iewarts.
A HOME is never p,rtcc, une.s It contains one q
~ -ur ns n, rn a h'G seSins 1,n
room $50 nro-d'ay. usefal hoily pre- cat.
A ~ kn,s roy scgn! aieh,aes Or snle to REM, o5
iAni yer, cheap; montrly payments 49, Canal 81
A GOOD operator on SINGERS eg,ionsole machine
ID" Nine Doi'EsKY's 1875 Yves, asth At.
IvXPERItNCED embroidery hands. Apply alter
II \. ". at "a Jane st.
IIIR sever yaPea q aass 60 wsrk mp setgre
Ir,R-T-CLA-- taiioress on custom coats at "a ist
av. top door; none else need Apply.
J,IItST-t LASS drlssmakcrs wsnted. Apply to
j Mise BAtGNON, y Union ,qalre.
COOP hands, bas,crs. nnisher-. ana pressers on
ncss III lieecter st. ,Scond door
C0Or p.ra'o,, naen caa,.; also grc..;r., v x
~ sVca out. li3 uJei Il. 2i MOO, Brooklyn f. ID
GIRL wanted to wind SILK ,.,,,.,, ,...
coon NV shirt roners none else. "a Blocker
~ It, near Mott, Pay on turdar.
TApIr~. ATTENTION :-sevlqr mach mes mt
l., .Aiis "a AZ ~ t;reenwich av coz West iOth
e. or 1877 Fest Broadway. bet. PIKE and Rutgers At.
I AIDES taught ope,r,iias salr1 ma.iag H,es'paE
NPERATOR- and bastsr. on W. ". on nne
~ alpaca coats al.o operator TO take charge OF
TOO DO AZ iu2 B.crcser 81.
APrRi rc:l- on n,r"cl aal li-en coats presser
~ AGO. % Soul -, Gre"npoint.
n-TGlCn fEATnEK-. Wanted. good curl
OPERATORS 10 run machine. taosc es0cr.ncel
~ o rh'c Woo frei',ren APP a. i3 E'st l3th w.
DIAPER pONrS tlrst class hAua.ou IAN y . -
Filtb hloscEi4 II aaalo R.wcry
G.NwlNG M,ACHINU-. ta,.. r.n,cd. p
bcccnei -', hcar 40. flWay.
WAN vl.OM EG- u,glt uc for ON week. ca.
conner OF Lro4iw,y, ,utr nee "a ilc cS,r At. sew
ior4
" NNrilt.n ANN 's' r. J 'riIoNr,oN. II, JOHN
Ant.hc~-'-, s.s last 2btn H.
NYA%rEDAa esr'5, o. s.assE- moc ne on
NgrANrIO F,perl,nc.l hauis o. nnc worsed
~ "oft. Al Ia 2i,t 81, souih Brookyn.
NOuNL GiHL- can optaln ,ilumlo., free loig
tttie Glr.'L 'lsing iIu.' - ST. MARKS hlace.
- TAILORFS,.T " uicd. none hu, good hand.
-. '.'cd 'npi, Il - frtpn &, nr'o.lya.
= u cuitl feather 1umulus. Army At 100 Prince St
EN OrEnArH wanted on felt ssirt'. Inquire
s,t 81 ~. MAYER %" broe lway.
100 FnoCrfr >, G S6 S9i 3 Pt4 Tl0's! +.
32 SMsi'i'" IL NJ. &C.; read5rrd ''''' wash
A3 T Ays s?i.s . :. no fn ngsi 5fc''
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INtR-T-t LASS taiioress custom coats at "a ist
L av. top door none else need apply.
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The reservoir Of tho Peckskill Water Works Il
fonuletcd ana tho water to be turled ~ next wcek
At recent tsin with the hose connected with street
the pressure forced asrcam over the nigh 81
steepie
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INRES~N AI4EIs wantgiat
- Niue. DOLE~kY's. 1875 West 35th At.
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A-T and sooa CSiGY Ssl'fr: : - nSt povc
sTABLFMAN wanted orc who IL no. airsld 70
s..t IN 1t.
Ssf * ss SS%T VII
sv. SrooSiv9. where communications viii he received
ST Information furnished.
,r,A,tot,s wanted A. bushcmcn. at i5i Fulton e.,
I BrOOkyn.
'I,O PLDDLER-. Pant NJ. for sale cheap In-
l qure at 3Dt sac at. Br osli n
1l,AILOR-,- Wanted. good bushclmsn; CoTnest Of
,u,O atlors Coat maker ana bushcin@n to work IN
l the store. ~ we-t 5bth At, near 9th nv
ru,D TAILORs.-wanted. coat mixers. At tes
W cefS. 10 ti9wiIe house preference g,yc i, :.
those iHTliIar Ti,h the Mnware business Address
WANTED-A lock AMI gunsmi'h nut be q frst.
ersi jjobing. Apply at 2i5 ureen~ich st.
WANTED person having some knovie &c Of
w chemistry, as lnva ser for thus city, TO sell
vslusble article. Apply at eS Liberty At, room l.
WANTED young man Who understand. the
stand the grocery Apply al ioi sussex st. jersey City
WANTED-Al per.Sus who ste no, psid for , ,nei5
labor or god o. to Sn b,ya,se. ostsIned
XNANTED-A nrstclass shawl desisneri one
w thoroughly acquainted with weaving Wors'ed
goods. Inquire at ~ Worth a.
i
W "''' ""'''' - iiOs KELLY, II Barclay st.
XNANTED-A nrst:clsss tur cutter. Apply at
w ARNOLD, CONSTABLE co -
Broadway and 10Th a..
WANTED nrstclass sils salc.men good
w business men will re Give unusuaY large aalArice
ia c. JOHNSTON. Broad~ ay, 5'h avo and sed st.
XVANTED-An experienced designer on tapestry
". j. SHAW co. 100 and 10, worthu at.
XNANTFD- Prc.d and c,ke baker Apply " WAR
w BURTON AVERY 5 bakery, Y onkcrs
XNANTED-A tin and sheet iron worker on Job
w wOrS. 7i2 Futon st., Brook yn.
NVASTED-At nsmith. JOHN pEwHUEsr,
w New Brighton, staten lslsrd.
wv ANTRD Two Germsn cuopcrs for a whaling
w yo,a. e. Apply At 81 West sL ID. l.. PEARL.
| NVANTED-Morocco cise hands, Apply To
| w $. G. JACKSON. $50 Broadway.
| WANTED A wood turner small work. AL
| w DOM Mtg b.. o. sntre st.
| XNANTED-A tin rOofer W. ANDRE Ia Frank
w In st.. corner Central Az, Jersey City Heights
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A GOOD operator on Singers buttOuhOlc machine
"a c-th.r man OF sontn. % kAst yln n.
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Autllon QoiIt,s.

EDWARD -CHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
MORTGAGE SALE or THE FCRNITUgE AND
EFFECTS OF
BAENUM's HOTEL. BARNUMS HOTEL.
Corner Broadway and 2Oth st.,
by EDWARD SCnESCk. commencing on wEDNES-
DAY 10Th INST nt ~ oc4ock. the entire
FTkNiIGIE AND EFFECTS
of this we'll known hotel. The hotel contains every
thing appertalniug e. nr-t-r IS house
THOMAS +. STEWART,
Attorney for Mortgages.
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II ADIl~. ATIENTION .-SeWing machines n
ed, sold eXchare et repaired nll best kinds gra
h. r-aiu- a. At ~ Greenwich av, cnrHef West lot
o. or 1877 Esst BRO dway. bet IKE and Hut gers St.
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AT1Ol GRAND ST. \. Y; and 20 Gwinneti st.,
~ HruukYn, anu 2iS OGDEN PLACE, New TX. are the
and most re- iahc places 10 get q new ,ewtug ma
chine q sin rrs ftns. Nhc,crN Wilson's. Domestic.
&c. ems 81 per week Machines exchanged. rented,
al r,rairrdt furnish plenty Of GOOD paving work
sira. prons, WINNERS and under garment. given gu
s. f rauds tlt Nor week beat plrcr nearly All
. rect cars run near thr store. Remember. lpl.
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chased by Rumble & Wensel, of Natchez, for
a wharf boat; price $500. Cincinnati Com
mercidL
Il Is sald that the party who sustained the
contract for carrying the mail from this city
to New Orleans will put in tri-weekly line of
boats to carry out his contract, instead of SUBJ
letting. Two boats are said to have been
chartered already-the Legal Tender and the
Idlewild-and an effort is being made to
secure the third. Vicksburg Herald.
[By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, July Ito T.. Upper. &c
Carondelet street: IBERIA will arrive at 9 P
NJ, and leave to morrow morning at 1920 for
Lower Coast. t. L. MORSE Master.
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| Spor-160 sacks bran Prudhomme & Newton-25
tierces lard Jno Moore &oo-100 bbls -four Glover
& Odendahl-l00 boxes tobacco Flash. Lewis &co-l!
hhds tobacco Beadles, Wood &co-o terces hams A
| Thompson &cO-1 gin 81 ID Coleman-1 box axes to
Rice, Bros &co-l2 hides Wang Cottam-l14 sheep
IC G Rebentisch--and sundries to Order-Total. %
| bales cotton 80 hhds tobacco
| NEW ORLEANS AND. MOBILE RAILROAD
July ia bales domestic to Wallace &co-30 boxes
tobacco W VanBenthuysen-1 bdl collars j Cor
ham, car melons Bertucci &co-l case harness 7
Bonds bags wool Adler &co-1 car cross ties ID s
Eames-5 bdls poles Johns-l4o melons d Wet
more-3.0 do Webster &cO-1 box glassware l. Nc
| Namsra-1 Dbl oil W Kowalski-6 bags wool Dbl
| beef McKeon &co-49 sacks oysters and sundries to
| order
MoRGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS "a RAIL
ROAD. July 1-20 bales moss to Meyer Weill-1 do
c Scott-15 sacks onions go sacks potatoes
| Sevin-6 bbls potatoes LANCE Legendre-l25 sacks
| do L Terrebonne-20 do d Bernard-72 do sacks
onions L Bbolet-25 do 40 sacks potatoes L Surle g.
co-99 do Beltram-30 do 2a sacks onions to j NJ
Walsh-e0 sacks potatoes N Laine-44 do NJ Lefort
40 half bales moss OLIVIER bdl CT hides Beer
Total. $50 sacks potatoes rs sacks onions
Cargo per steamship Hutchinson from 1ndianola-
$4,000 in specie to Texas EXPIRES Co-ls head cattle to
Mehle eco
From Gaveston-247 bales cotton to Clapp Bros e.
coz bales paper stock to order-Toal KAT bales of
cotton
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amite river-Per steamer Alice-40 cords wood
g. 900 feet lumber 200 shingles TO Muncy Marcy
Tangipahoa-Per steamer Favorite-la cribs timber
to order
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner Rebecca-500 bbls
sand to order
Apalachicola-Per schooner California-l0 cords
wood to master
Jordan river-Per schooner Petrel-160OO feet of
lumber to order
BiIOxi-Per schooner Mockng Bird-1000 bbls of
charcoal to master
Bav st Louis-Per schooner Jalouse-3O0 bbls of
sand to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner Laura 800 bbls
sand 10 order
Bayou Lacombe- Per schooner Josephine No 2-25
cords wood to master
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner Mew-300 bbls
sand to order
Blind river-Per sloop Buenavista-3OoO slaves to
order
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Knickerbocker Kemble .... sid June 26
Steamship City of Mexico Sherwood sid June 26
BOSTON.
Schooner Wliamine, Scott. cid June 10
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Vanguard Reynolds. sid June Is
Steamship State of Alabama, Stewart. sid June Is
Ship Transit Percy sid May II
Ship Mary Riggs Langd0n. ........ sid June -
BORDEAUX.
Bark St Genevieve, Demcuranrt. May
Bark Carmella, VeceT1na.-- ............s sid June
JERSEY. ENG.
Ship Seafower, LIE Dain. Apr a
HAVANA.
Dark Oh MOIIke, -, ............ .Slu June -
Schooner M0nadnOck, Baker. sid June 81
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BERCIER & DESMET,
IMPORTERS,

BERCIER & DESMET,
IMPoRTERS,
No. 5 Tchoupitoulas Street.
Sole Agents for the South of
SEIGNOURET FRERES', BORDEAUX, CHA.
TEAU DILLON, CHATEAU TALBOT,
CHATEAU FERREFORT.
JULES ROBIN & CO. COGNAC.
BRANDIES, IN WOOD ANDGLASS, ALL VIM
TAGES,
Etc, Etc. Etc.
anO CASKS CLARET, 'Castelmoron," and
AUO other Brands.
So casks CLARET Superior Bordeaux F. S.
so half casks w. WINE, Graves.
200 boxes Bordeaux CLARET, H. Duroc.
900 . WHITE WINE, superior F. S.
$50 packages Cette PORT and SHERRY
100 Cognac and Rochelle BRANDIES.
1G0 baskets CHAMPAGNE u. Rousslon g. Co."
Is cases ABSYNTH and KIRSCH.
900 :. Cognac BRANDIES, at all prices.
300 baskets OLIVE OIL.
so barrels French White Wine VINEGAR.
100 cans sARDINES in oil
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
100 cases, 100 each, empty C'aret BOTTLES.
20 cases Paris MUSHROOMS
26O casks gLARET, Castelfrauc, heavy and
strong.
90 casks CLARET, superior Cotes Frousac, F. S.
$50 packages PORT WINE, ID. Mali and V. Jaure
900 boxes OLIVE OIL, "Plagniol" pints.
100 :. WEYMOUTH, Molly Pratt & Co.
myl
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BAYOUs MACON AND TENs.As.

BAYOUS MACON AND TENSAS.
REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS
PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July 3, at P. M.
re- - For Delhi, Floyd, and all Land.
sl4Mht Pings on Blyous Macon and Tansas-The
As.zz1s1znzh steamer
stella Block,
Sam Block, master,
will leave as above, positively. For freight or pas.
sage apply on board, or to
aITE g. CARLIN. 4 Tchoupitoulas ct.
jy1 LORD & McPEAKE 46 Camp street.
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STEAMB0AsTS.

CIEAiMBoASISs
~>o~o~A~~>~>>>>>o-~-o--~
RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PoRTATIoN COMPANY.
Steamers
MARIA LOUISE, TEXAS LA BELLE
R. T. BRYARLY, W. j. BEHAN, LOTUS NO.
BELLE ROWLAND C. H. DURFEE
COL A. P. KOUNS.
~ = For Shreveport, Jefferson, Upper
- Red River, Minden, Ceushatta, Grand
Ecore, Alexandria and all way and plantation land
ings-LeaviI New Orleans as follows:
WEDNESDAY, June 80,
COL. A, P. KOUNS- Capt. N. q. Kouns
SATURDAY, July g.
LOTUS NO. B. -.---.... Capt. D. Dannals
Returning, will leave Shreveport WEDNESDAY
Saturdays boat will 60 through to Jefferson
NO wharf boat charges will be made ON freight
Forwarding freight consigned to the company at
New Orleans will be handled free Of drayage and
at the Office of the company corner of Magazine and
NJ W. JOYCE, Agent jei rs iy
RED RIVER AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at r. N.
For Grand Ecore, Alexandria
Montgomery Normans Barbin's Wares
and all landings on Red River commend
ing SATURDAY. 9th inst-The sidewheel steamer
r. Sinnett, master Geo. G. Hamilton clerk.
Special attention given to all freights and passen
gers for Plaquemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara New Texas, Tunica, Hog Point and ali
landings to mouth Red River. Will answer al halls
on the coast going up down.
For freight or passage apply to
ADAMS g. WORK. Commercial Place.
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TANPICO, TUXPAN CAMPEACHY, PROGRE.
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line IL composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico. Capt. w. B. Sherwood.
City Of Merida. .............C Capt. j. w. Reynolds
City of Havana Capt 8. +. Phillips
E6A The sresmship
AA&A City Of Mexico,
W. b. Sherw God, commander
Will leave her wharf foot of Caope street, First
District. on SATURDAY, July II. Ut A. n.
Passage to Vera Cruz 500 gold.
r. ALEXANDRE SONS,
No. 80 Broadway, Now York.
Tor freight or passage, apply to
J. M WIfHERSPOON, Agent
No. so CsrondeIet street.
The City OF Havana will follow August 1. o4 1y
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SHIPS.
BAY OF HONDURAS.

BAY OF HONDURAS.
GRAND MEXICAN GULF EXCURSION
r. For Beiize, (Hondura ~ GOznmet. UttsIs.s
20 and Bay Island-The British schooner LILv
A4&& OF THE Valley Capt. JAS Leach will
sail on SATURDAY, July -
For freight OF passage apply to
JOS. P. MACFFCA 81 CO,
e29 st 100 Old Levee at,ust