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TfJESBAY JKTXKZRGIi JTJLY 7, 1868. TBM MMSBXBQBB. Ml KU X. A. V.

AmiiMi WeOeyetthe BttMtMflfBb ThohsarpWrnoddlra, the Clock that tolled the km Ilk A funeral toeO, And boat theraana, a fitful shower. Thai wlUserlngrees leaves toll TbnolAl4iA billvtthlDlM piaioubM taltaSUeTwirgHatng tree BtwtMivhmnrMtlHteHltrwytliii, sad stood saside WioSod stood cm teBnnd4ioBorjiiu wMba AaAaJXtoataawaheamdlnV' 1 And whoa length ewahadow vanished, vuioV. i jjoTEgV TtTTk' Paris. Jane, 1868. 1 'li'jWEnSMror few Tinted Rouen.

S' ie cable naa, 4oobtless, transmitted to yoa tpeechee mad then. They are con eidered here ar baignificut. It ia reported he laid, to one of the moat considerable men vf that region i My Intention i to summon i be eoontnr to administer its affairs more and tnor If thia be true than peace is aeanred, it France a opposed to H. Bobinean, he eaooeawr of Boesier, the well known oon rtfooet tf the' Boulevard, dee Italienee, died ew dart stoos of grief, at haying obtained Ulf 1100,000 for hit shop4, which has been rn down to make war for the new street tininff from the Grand Opera to the Toils i He gare $120,000 for the key and good it of the etand. Thia is the aeoond death Vurtd' by 'the Opening of this street M.

nrt Didier, who went eraxy and then died, the French soldiers are now to sake trenches "to preserve them 'vee In the open field from the enemy's fire. 9 eight minutes an army can throw np a and dur a diteh which may oompleteiy 'Cteot them from the deadliest fire. demy Sciences has elected Dr. Bouil i i the snooassor of teres, deceased, and 1 Academy of Fine Arts has elected M. rye, the eminent etnlptor of animals, in the 1 1 ce of the lata M.

society has twnv established at Florence to check the ia for which prevails there. ttina tha people of Florence be tru to Board of Directors of i Hacks' Company, of Paris, were re 4tlv called smm to decide whether it a to the interest of the Mmpany to pro tut the axistance of their korsee to foor i ears "by giving them the requisite quantity of or to dimmish thia quantity of oats rhereby good deal of money would an oaliy be saved to the company and allow ji be horses to die in three years. The board decided in favor of the latter proposition few days since Mona. Emue Pereire met a man who was under the greatest obligations to him, The man hesitated whether to salute him, and. concluded not to lift his hat.

kfons. Pereire went np to him and said: "You may bow to me, Mend; I have $10,000,000 left knows the Pope is a great punster, is cuswmmry ior women aamitteu to an audience with him to have their head yelled. Keosntly two women from tne portion of the Marches invaded by the Italians were admitted to andienoe. They had nes looted the etiquette and appeared with fashionable head dresses surmounted with black feathers. Their names were Ouerrieri.

which in Italian means warriors. The Pope made a gesture of surprise as he saw them wearing bonnets. The master of ceremonies announced them as Signori Guerrieri." The Pope smiled, and as he held out to them his rinar to kiss, said To be sure. I recoraized them by their crests." 1 d'EckmtiM had riven Pontoise an excellent statue of Qen. fjeelere, by Lembt, the author of the statue of Henry I on Pont Neuf.

Gen. LedOre was a native of Pontoise and Napoleon's brother in law: he was Pauline's husbands The French oommittee on the loan of 440,000,000 francs declares, iU report to the Legislative Chamber i In order to revive confidence, the ooantry must believe in durable tranquillity, Tour committee is happy to say publicly that all the information it has been able to gather from the government during its two months labors allow it to affirm that, like the whole of France, the Government. wishes peace and will be able to maintain it in the conditions of dignity and honor necessary to the country are now busily enraged laying pavementia the eourVyard.of the Louvre, which indicates the topography of the old building which originally stood there. On paved portion of the court yard this indi cation is made by stones placed each differently from the other on the portion of the yard paved with aaphaltum the site of the largest towers of Philippe Augustus is marked by two iron ribbons, between which is a white cement five inches Marquis du Blai sel's gallery has been sold. These are the highest prices fetched Bubens's St.

Theresa Interceding for 8onls in Purgatory, cabinet size, $3210 the Resurrection of Christ, $1113 Andromedes, $800, both by Van Dyck Fra gonard's Beoonciliation, $2400 Guardi's View in Venice, $600 I. Ochtervelt's Home Scene, J464 Pynaker's Italian Landscape, $400; Buvsdael's Environs of Haarlem, $1010 a bust of a yonng woman of the days of Louis bv Houdon, $2620. The gallery brought $19,000.... There is a great deal of indignation in Italy at extensive frauds discovered in the silk worm ergs' trade. Some 20,000 Tboxes of diseased eggs, bearing the trade mark of the Japan custom house, but neatly forged trade marks, made in Italy, have been sold to unsuspecting purchasers to the ruin of their Count Alfred de Chabannas La, Palice is dead he was, an aide de camp of Louis Philippe; he followed theV royal family Into i and remained with them until Queen Marie Amelie's death.

Justice Ch. Kouguier, one of the most eminent membera.of the Snpreme Court, is lad of, 19, a pupil of Roman Cathlie Theological Seiaioary, at Point a Mouaeon, who bore the character of an eooentrie young man, recently rose at 2 o'clock A. quitted, the dormitory, went to the refectory and threw, the books into the water, wrote on the wall challenges to his school fellows, piled books and papers and set then on fire, ran op to the dormitory screaming fire 1 leaped on a comrade and cut his throat with a razor the latter died at onosj he was a promising boy of Isabella, the. popular flower girl of the turf, Jockey Club and Maison d'Or. came near being killed by lightning a few daTa since.

She ejras knocked down and long lay insensible. She is still is said the French Emperor willgo to Plombieres this year Viceroy of Egypt is expected at M. Gabriel Dufour, an eminent Paris lawyer, is dead. M. de Marcay has married ile Texier, daughter of M.

Edmond Texier, the well known 1857 only 1930 hectolitres of bear were imported into France, Jn 1867 the iaportations reee to be 6649 hecto Btres Jbechelor baron gavd a ball a few nights since in Paris. As ha had no lady to do the honors of his bouse, he atirad himself As a lady, wore a veil to conceal his moustache; lasiUette was a rose Of SO words' ars now sent anywhere in the Mat County for ten sousv and anywhere in Franosv? twenty The Paris Boone is greatly agitated in eonee oenoe ef the banknpey of M. i Hfppolyte LuneL His tiabiUtiM are $600 to $800,000. The km it borne by the stockholders. His assets are a mere trifle.

He was a famous man on the. tnrf as well as en change; he old all Ids horse shortly before bis bank Freneh nassnts who cultivate eobacce have no right to touch it. The Biaata are periodieaDy Inspected and the ttoves counted. The Government takes poe oasien of the enm when rhe. Ttavinr the Peasant neariy8 eentaa pound for iU The Cwvernnient boy a cigars and tobacco at Ha yasa tarougn the rrench Consul, under the Inspection ex tweeturineers Who reeahra ftlO.

OOu for the voyage. A deputy has presented a motion to sonoress the State tobaeeo num. ffketariea. was feared the Prince Smi of Belgium was affected with a chronic and ial disease of the heart. These fears have aMk is Said the Monitenr will soon oease to be the official journal Al wo ias annua wo press wore a areas oi ngnt green sue with inches nearly to we waist; tne raonee were oorsred with small flounces oz tnuea point d'Aogleterre caught np on the left side by an eiongatea nosegay ox Ttoiets ana paw rosea.

two wore no neaa arose, bus saere were her hair two diamond pins ending in a dia i a aa a a. AT lm a a. m. mona nau oenma emon rcTigmn uniyersai yaauhmmi oi isoz, an adroit thief habitually robbed the Austrian Court. andtt wMimpoenDiew oeteet him.

A deteetiye remored a east iron statue which decorated the court, was covered with the green clous thrown over tne statues at night and waited. When the thief appeared and haomn to rifle a show case the detaetiwa Wped fromhtt pedestat and Arrested Toe uuei came near aying oi zngu. In consequence of the clamor of the press the French Minister of War has invited eom mandtng offloeis of the 'army to interdict die oroeriT eoioiers xrom bearing arms. Citizens are daily wounded by The Pope has given the Imperial Prince, to commemorate his first communion (the Pope 4a1 his godfather) a preciona Teliquary, anrmounted by a beantiful antique cameo. The Pope, at the same time, wrote him a touching.

let a recent debate of the Bomish. clergy ef Paris this question was discussed A statesman declares to his confessor ha, cannot relinquish the doctrines held by modern nations, namely, the liberty of conscience, especially in religions questions the liberty the press and the intervention of the 8tate1n mjxed questions (such as marriage and education,) could his confessor give him absolution The clergy of Paris decided in the affirmative Court go to Fontainblea'u next week. The Emperor, after remaining there a week will go to the Chalons Camp for four days. He was so nnea fatigned by his visit to Bouen he was obliged to take to bed and remain two days in it. When a man it past sixty he begins to feel age.

He goes to Plombieres in July, and the whole court will go to Biarntz in September. UiMKA. THE RIVER, VTHtkir ui Baataese AiTtvale aad amrtaree at 8Meunbeta. Oe omoa ow th pioattji, Tuesday Morning, July 7, 1868. 1 Yesterday the weather was clear and very warm during the forenoon.

In the afternoon there was a fine breeze, and though at times were wre indications ox rain, yet the day dosed without any. The health of the citv continues good. UXFAJtTCMs. The Bayou Lafourche packet Nina Bimmes, the Bayou Sara packet New Era in place of the Iberville, and the Louis ville packet Dexter. The Cincinnati packet Swallow laid over till tday.

Abbtvaxs. The Bed River weekly packet Lafourche, Capt. Ben B. Konns, arrived from Shreveport with 25 bales of cotton, and leaves again to day at 5 P.M. punctually.

We are oblired to her attentive clerk, Mr. Charles W. JJrown, for late papers. The Opelousas packet J. G.

Blackford, Capt. C. C. Pickett, arrived with 4 bales cotton, and leaves again on Wednesday, at 5 P. M.

The Opelousas packet Annie Wagley, Capt. Wm. Burton, arrived with 3 bales cotton, and leaves again en Wednesday, at P. M. The Bay or Sara packet Grey Eagle, Capt.

V. B. Baranco, arrived with sundries, and leaves again on Wednesday, at 10 A. M. The Lower Coast packet Aloe arrived with sundries.

The Natchez packet Wild Wagoner, Capt. W. B. Bichardson, will be in port to day, ready to receive freight, to leave again, as usual, on Wednesday at 5 P. M.

Makdkyille Daily Packet Camelia. Fare Fifty CenU. On arrival to day of the 2 P. M. Pontchartrain ears, the splendid low pressure passenger steamer Camelia leaves for MandeviUe, Lewiaburg and Madisonville returning she arrives in time to connect with the half past 8 A.

M. train to the city. She is in charge. of officers of experience, who spare no pains to accommodate her patrons. Capt.

W. L. Cozzens commands, ana her courteous purser is Mr. 8am Barnes. Mobilb TJ.

8. Marx, 8tbaxks. On the arrival, to day, of the 2 P.M. Pontchartrain ears, the low pressure iron steamer Louise will leave for Mobile, touchins at Bay St Louis, Pass Christian and Mississippi City. Wkkkxt Matx Packet Lafoubchb for 8hxkvxpokT.

Tnis splendid passenger steamer leaves for Shreveport and intermediate landings, to day at 5 P. in com mand of Capt Ben. B. Eonns, with Mr. Chas.

W. Drown as olerk. She is a regular weekly packet, and has a splendidly furnished cabin and the best of fare, with attentive, obliging officers. She leaves Shreveport returning every Saturday. Red BrvER Packet Monsoon.

This re liable and first class passenger packet leaves to day at 5 P. nnder the com mand of the popular Capt Jas. M. Tucker, with the courteous capt cerd. v.

ceiiosin the office, for all landings np to Shreveport and Jefferson. She has no superior as a passenger packet, and has accommodating officers, wno can always do reiiea on. Greenville and Vicksbubo Packet Gov. Allen. At 5 P.

to day, will the popular and experienced Capt J. M. White back out this swift and truly splendid passenger packet for Greenville, Lake Providence, Milliken's Bend, Vicksburg and all intermediate landings jCapt A. McVay, an obliging and polite gentleman, will be found in the of fice, bne will take rreignt for xazoo luver. She leaves every Tuesday, attending to ail wav business, as usual.

LIST OF LETTERS RIMAUrarQ in the FostOffleeat Hew Otieans, and uncalled for July 6, 1868. Reperted Dally for the Pleayane. In order to make the List of Letters as correct aa Tjoaaihle. Ladies and Gentlemen takinc letters from the Post Office are requested to erase their names from the List. LAP1XS U8T.

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Tonro Belief Seo'y of Southwestern Loose Mo 40 I Sector, Warden and Vestrymen of Trinity Jewish Association of and Hebrew Foreign Neptune Bo 4 Tomb Association. of Benerolent Society, Creole Ice Co MARINE NEWS. FICATCBB OPFICB, July 7. ABJMTBTX Biit Brifl Boaiaa, Eden, from Boataa Uland, to Fill baiy Sd strict Brit Bcbr Joe Keiley, Bryan, from Clmfargo. to msster 4 ditrtct 13 Mes Schr Mercedes.

Esplnoas, from Biial. to 8 Fernandei Acs ad district 14 mismas. John Kilfeor, Beaaoa, fm Looisrlile. Wild Wacoeer, Bicbardeoa. fm Hatches.

Cleooa, Patterson, fm Treoton. Loalae. Bopfcma, fta Mobiia. flicker, Aacoln, fm Thtbodaaz. rowboet Calboan, from the Paaaea towed down andtoeea earkt Era, Litcbfield, and brig Caacatelle broasbt op brig Baatan, and schrs Joe Bailey and Mercedes rBe low Coming TJp.1 Brig Maria Norwood, Watbkam, from Metasiaa, Tborndike A Norton to IMPOBTB.

RDATAN I8LAND Bri Bnataa Frril' to order CIKNFUEGOS Scbr Joe KeUey ITS bbda 30 tea 60 bbw molaMe to A D'Hru BISSL Schr Mercedes bain bafging 13 bale hU 11 doz bat S3000 tpecie I tiger 9 bbla mangoes 1 pkg deer ktne reruanaei co BBCBTPTS OF PBODCCB. LO DIB VILLE Steamer Jobn KJlgoar 34 boxes asplea Brroe Aco bat and bbla do A Jaitan 107 pin do Miller Meyer bbii 4 bll do Dowilng 400 pea oagsmg Vloiett, Black Aco tea lsrd 8 Kennedy Aco is aegi oairer neep at is ao z.miey. vinnor den Aco 19 hhd tobacco Torian SO do Mine do Tnrnboll, Klrby Aco 4 do Olren 100 ake malt WrlaadDback A Klumpp 600 tka bran Boris Aco TS bbl onions King 78 do Grere A Wildcrman 10 bales rotton 6 Kenwood A Sod IS do Boaaey Aco do 1) Cirroll Aco do Vlolrtt, Black Aco 1 do Flibcr A co 9s bbla Boar Woods, Mathewa Aco S7doA Jaliaa do Soria Aco 10 do Haye, Tanatall Aco 30 boaee tonic (Dow card meaning box seen rayaa, uonnng ton Aco I box leather to Prank 11 rolls leather 1 box saddlery Bmith 1 box mdse Koans's Line 30 half tblsbeer Zeigler 111 empty bbls to Paae Soo pkn sondnes Ostes, etUeapie Aco 1 box mdse 1 cask coal to Campbell A Strong sundries, order Total 97 bale cotton los bbd tobacco NATCHEZ Steamer Wild Waaoner bales cotton to Moore Aco 3 bales paoer stock whlteman Broa 9 ska do Oocr. Atwater Aco so ka cotton sead Marx 131 bbls Dotstoea Violett. Black Aco 18 bxs froit Tramon tane IS 6 bxa vegetable 13 bbl omoos 1 bbl cabbage Boarman 7 bbls peacbe Pinand A Fel Ion 4 bx do to order 3 do 1 pks natter Hopkins bbls peacbes 1 hides 7 sks onions A Hickman I bbl turtle Msndr rille 1 bbl bides 1 bbl corner I bbl wax 1 baa reos to Dowllna lot old iron to Michel to bdla hides 1 bbl tallow A Meyer 11 bbl potatoes Moore Aco and ondrle.

order TRENTON Steamer Cleona 1 balemoata to Wright, Allen Aro 1 bale hide Winston. Morrison Aco 1 do Gould 1 bdl skins 11 hide Hardte Aco IT do bdl skins to Newman 9000 stares i Smith hide and annrf les. order THIBODaOX Steamer Flicker 17 bbl rice Bethan court do Lapene A Ferre hhds bone Kaufman A co 1 hide A Bonnston and Its, order MOBILE Steamer Loo lse ISO caddies tobacco to VauBentbayaen 16 half bxsdo VTackerbartb A Joseph sundries, order PASSENGERS. Per schr Mercedes, from Sisal paarengers STEAMSHIPS. MOKOAN LINK OF V.

8. OLAIii STEAM SHIPS. FOB GALVESTON AND IBDIABOLA, The following new, low iron steamships form this line: W. G. HBWBS.

G. HAREMS, ST. MART, AGNB8, ALABAMA, CBBSCBNT CLINTON. TARTAR, JOSBFBXMB. ATJ8TTB.

HARLAN, MORGAN, MATAGORDA The steamship W. O. HE WE 8,1 Geo. B. Tripp, Commander, will aatl on WXDMX8DAT.

July 8, at 8 A. M. For freigM P2WTTNBT CO. Agents, to and SS Oamn street Bo whiskey received without an order from the omoe. mjiim FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

MOBGAB LINK O. B. MAIL 8TXAMXBS. Leaves on BATUBDAT, July 11, at A. M.

FOB BRAZOS SANTIAGO The low pressure sidewheel iron steamship I. C. HARRIS, W. H. Talbot, Oommander, wm leave aa above, from her wharf, foot of 8t.

Joseph street carrvtng the TJ. B. mails. If steamer unable to cross Brasos Bar, goods to be delivered at shin's tackle, consignees to pay their own lighterage. For freight or passage apply to CHAS.

A. WBTTBXT Agents, JeM SO and 81 Oamp street. CORPUS CHRISTI, ST. MARY AND BOCKPOBT. Via Hew Orleans, Opelonsas and Great Western Ball road.

The Morgan Line steamer ALABAMA, Oapt Benson, wm leave Brash ear City on the arrival ef the 8 A. M. train, on TUESDAY, July 7. Passengers take the Ferryboat, foot Of St Ann street, opposite Jackson Square, at 7:30 A. ja.

Q. W. B. BATLBT, Jy4 MitAMoB Bnpermtendent FOR a nir sngT.PHlA TIA HATANAs BOB PHILADXLFS2A TIA HA VAX A. The fine stsamshlp JUNIATA Oapt Hoxle, wffl leave on THUBSDAT.

July 9, at P. trom Jaekaon Square. to nuejogB tickets foe Bew York, For freight or passage, having aplandM aeooa sedaOena, apply te CRXXVY, BICKBBSOB fc Je26 33 CarondeaBt street im. CHAXD LATB PAYMA8TXB B. O.

al J. A G. B. B. 4.

a a. i vwmhwww Mom Merehant immnss; ximsex, asm, epars, Staves and Building Materials of erery toirMption, BO. us uravier SBee. aew wiaana GTEAM8HIP0. sTOK 1UEW TOES.

js O0aaiwa1nBlw faatewss steamships i CBX H. 8. Qnte CBBstCKaT OXTTmmm B. W. HobAA guirw I.

Wn, t. Benry. exx BHADX.M....M TJXTTZD Geo. L. gafH f' ftosa Vow Xerk erery BATUBDAT.

the ateamantp QEN. MEADE. L.yr. Barspenw, CemrnanrTar, wm hmva aer whaif soot of JeAteon street, an BATUBDAT, July XI, a F. Bt toe Cabin Foe freight or FPUtw WOOD, FM6S I7 LOW it LCDWIOoXB, 190 Common street.

GAB; MXADB win fcUow, leer The staennbre tng, asaoera, oa BATUBDAT, July 11. WOK KKW TOKJaU THB OBOMrXXIs LUTB. This line eompoeed of the foQowtng snips 1 BO. WABHTBGTOB Tbeateamsbip CORTES. Horatio Kelson, Commander, wm ateve her wheat, loot of TooJonas sMei on BATTJBDAT, July 11, at P.

M. Faasmae Freight for Ltrerpool, Bremen and Havre takea by this Bne, and through Bills of aatdlng giTeato Fos freight or apply te AXFBXD MOTJLTOB, 41 Oaroneelet street. rV66 tf MORGAN IilNE V. S. 01.

STEAMERS. BXCTJE8ION TO BAT BT. LOUIS TO WTTBXS8 THB REGATTA OH MOBDAT. JTJLT 13. Excoralon Tickets for Bound Trip A 4.

The low prtssure side wheel Iron steamer LAURA, Capt Joe Walker, will leare en MOBDAT, 13th Inst, (for this trip only) on the arriral of the A. M. train Pontchartrain Railroad, for the abore place, arriving In time to witness the RX8ATTA. Returning, will leare Bay Bt Louis for Lake Bnd and arriving there in time to take the early train for the city on Tuesday morning. Passag and Staterooms can be secured at office.

CHAS. A. WBTTBXT A Agents, i 60 ana SS Oamp street FOR BIOBIXiAt. Freight taken at S5 per cent below card rate. OBOAB PAJXT LUX C.

8. MAXJ. aTTBAMXBB. Maintained by the toUowlng low presamr iron atAXT Carrel, Ooasmandex. FBABCX8 Geo.

J. Blakeslie LODIBB Jaa. Hopkins, One of which will leave dally en the arriral of the F. M. train on the Pontohartraia ataOroad, carrying the D.

malla CHAS. A. WJUTBXT A Agenm, mhS SO and Oamp street Freight signed through te MontROmery. Ooluaa bns. West Point Maoon and Atlanta, Ga.

by railroad from Mobiia aa per new tariff. BOTICB. On and after the lsui tnst these steamers will touch on their way to and from Mobile at Bey Bt Lonia Pass Christian and Mis sissippi City, weather and tide permitting, leering Ne bw Orleans on the arriral of the IF. k. train, and Mobile at P.

M. daily. BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS. FOB BBLIZX, BRITISH HOHDUBAS. The United States Mail steamship TRADE WIND, J.

T. Morrill, Commander, nnder contract with the Honduras Gorernment will hereafter sail on the following WXDBB8DATB BL neaa steamers hare snerlor twermmoAaflnfis On WBDBBSDAT, May SO, 1868. June July August 19, Bept S3, Oct Si, Not. SS, Dee. S3, Jan.

M. 1869. Feb. March 14, April 21, For freight or naasace armlv to Uvr. tt niaiovn uu.

mrZZ 68 6m 82 Gamn street The Trade Wind connects with resmlar naeketa ior eanto i omaa, umoa or iseoet. MOBILE PROPELLER LINE. BBGULAB ALABAMA BIVXB PACKBT, IN CON BBvTtua wnu tub munuia tavaub COMPANY. Leaves erery WBDBBSDAT and BATUBDAT, at F. trom tne new Basin, near the Magnolia Bridge.

FOB MOBILB, BBLMA, MOBTGOM. err. Wetnmoka, and all nointa an the Alabama Hirer The propeller SARAH, A W. Deering, master. will leave aa above, living through bills of lading, witn tne nnruera 01 reamnninaT at siesue.

P. a The steamer baran vrui toncb atPaaoa goula to and from Mobile. vor rreign or paaaajre, apniy on ooaro, or 00 ALLAN, WaYNX Agents, my31 tf 33 Batches street P. 8. Freight reeeired daily at the Bew Baain FOR WATERING PLACES.

8UMMXB ABBABGXMaTXTB. Bednetion of rates, oommenolng May 16. MOBGAB LINK TJ. B. MAIL BTEAMXBS.

FOB BAT BT. LOUIS. PASS CHRI5 'tian, Mississippi City, BilozL Ooean opnngs ana pascagouia. BBW ABBABGKMXXT. The new low pressnre iron tteamer LAURA, Oapt Joa M.

Walker. wm make regular tripe to above nlaoea aa fnllowa on arrival ef Pontchartrain railroad traina aa hk low; on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 A. M. train; Sat. nroay, r.

su on uua trip gotag to raanegn'ila Be turning, will leare Ocean Bprings, Sunday, Wednesdav and Friday ereninn: PaanasTmla every Bundav noon. 1 am agora anps wiu raguiany aaaae tin I OSS prvrenvau ujiomn weaum ax tow water. ror runner information appry to CHAS. A WHITBXt A Agenta apt 50 and 63 Camp street FACLYIO hXAJX. STBAMWHIF UPtB.

TBXOTJQH LDTI TO OAUFOBXIA, OBTBA ABD JAPAB, TOUCHHG AT MXX1CAB PORTS. eTBy and carrying the U. 8. maOa TBBOUGH TO CAUFOBB1A IX TWXX TT TWO DATS. Bteamshlps oa the A laatte: ABTXOXA, BXNBT CHAUBCXT, BBW YORK, OCXAB QUKXB, BOBTEXBB LIGHT.

Oonneetlnc oa the Ps OOB8TITUTIOB, GOLD KB C1TT SAO RAMI BTO, I GOLD KB AGB, MOXTAXA. eta. OOBTA BICA. On of th abora larn and splendid tearsahrps wui leare rAU I. 42.

Barta BUra. nt nf street at Vclook noon, en the 1st 9th, 16th, and Mth ef every month, except when those date fall for ABPIB with en' MA mar Bi Departures On 1st and S4th eonneet at with steamers for Sooth Pacdne and Central Ame ican Borta. Thaa car lai toncb afaimnillA. vepercmreer eta eaca aseata oonneote wttn tne i one com rename so anawaua ana new dot ef Jury less, eonneete doeely with jmoan. aBarnnsi nan maaaam s.na naa a tbr Janan and Cnma.

Om hundred vrundseYbaAaMaJrwed to aeen adult Bargace masters accompany1 hear ego throne. andaUend te ladle and eat Bsale protestors. Bagag rseaired on the oocK in nay aanotw seinng, xrom STaamnnai laniwads and paaseagera, who paeiet to send down early. Am experienced Burgeon On board. Medicine amu aisi ami uu.

For peaaage, tteketa, ev rorthe inrbrraatiotL ary atthe Oompanr's ticket office, en thewhar ww. i wwn swnastrvii asw ion, apii es ly F. B. BABT, Agent ALL, eonnaoting rla Panai the Oompanr's steaanahivs STEAMBOATS. oMniigie bTXGITLAB OHIO BJTXB PACXBT Leaves an TTXiaDAI, the Ttk Inst, at r.

asaaxja' pesturery. in all potato JJ "otfuS Q(Brwrne ayleaoapsav swAisiiOw. n. Foreal. master.

wm leasees above. For freigktor paaaagsj. apply en board or to Jylf A. BBITTOH fc SCQemmea st. Leaves oa TCBSDAT, Tth tnst.

as SF. BL I fjstfc FOB LOUIBVTLLB, MX BP BIB A5D epalra The elegant passenger stsssafrr JOHN KILQODR Capt J. O. Benson, arm Veereaa abova. For fcelsjjgMiassage, eg ponboardorto THOIIASgTg 1868 teaUVOr AJTD rTOsnrtX AXXAXG1 assjir.

IMS I Leaves every TTJBSDAT as IF. M. lClL FOB GRXMyilAX, PROVIDENCl, Goodrich's Landing, Tlctatrwrf, Batch; aT Th new end aplendid UTS. aaal packst GOT. ALLAN, in yiaee jrrsmsr B.

B. LXB7j. M. White, masUr, A MVy, clerk, will leave as above, eonnecting at Vicksburg with packets for Yaaoo, Tmlahatchte, Seer Creek and Bun flower Btrere, For freight or passage ea the abors steamers apply en board, or te Shippers pay freight to ail plantation landings BOTOTT A ADAMS. Agents, myl9 ts Oommerelal Place.

Leare XVXRY BATUBDAT, at o'clock P. BT. IBB a FOB TICKSBURQ. BATCHBZ ABB tMrr all intermediate landings The ateaav aaV 'in GBB. QUITMAB.

T. P. Leathers. master; Bam Ay les, olerk, lejrMS making 11 oosst SIBBOTT A ADA MB, MOOTameraairiaoaw Tha Onltmarf eamraaeta at Vicksburg with ateamers Counteaa mad Calnmet for Tallahatchie and Yasoe Brreraard steamers Jnlia ana Bnhieon for MemnbiA Bt lai sad aU tnterme diate landincm apn otf ADAMS'S LIBS ARKANSAS BtTSB Packet We will giro through' bills ladtna te all paints on the Arkansas Rrrer. with prirllec ot reahipplur on the above line boat.

Also thrOTJAh tickets to Hot 8 prion, from Mem phis or Napoleon, on same Une. auiavn at auaaia, Jel4 otf St Commercial Place. JRATCHEZj BATCHBZ FACKBT. Lear WBDBB8BAY8 and SATURDAYS; at I P.M. The fine passenger packet WILD WAGrONER, W.

B. Bichardson. ataetert J. a IJwaoo, olerk. will leave for Betehes and aUlntermedlate landings em WBDBBSBAYB and SATURDAY A at P.

M. mh GBO. TK HTTB, Ageav 17 Tohonpttonlaa st STEAMS NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH LOTX TO CALIFORNIA TIA PAXAMA BAILROAD. KXW ABBAXGKMKXT.

Bailing from Bew Tork on the 0tli amd 20th at Every Meatm, or the day before when these dates fall on Sunday. Paage lower than by any ether line. For Information, address D. X. OABBXBGTOB, Agent Pier 46 Forth Blrer, Bew Tork.

W. H. WXBB, Pres. CHAS. DAB Tlce Proa Offloe as Xrckange Place, Bew Tork, dll 67 Sm FAST FREIGHT LINK.

Freight takea as per new tariff. BBW DAILY ABBABGBMEBT FBOM BBWOBLBABB TIA MOBGAB C. B. Mail Steamers to Mobile and se bv Bail te Montaromerv, Oo Inmbna, West Point Maoon and Atlanta, 6a. ebeapar than any ether roate.

rreignt wuioe reoerreo eauy npaoiit a. for the day's boat at Pontchariratn Railroad De pot and forwarded as above, at lower rates than by any other route. Bills, lading signed through npl r. at. nauv aww sons.

VaLAB. a. WaTHii agvnm, and SS Oamp street All fmlahtata na eonaurncal A rait of afabH and ureal Nortnarn Kallroad. aaoatle. B17SrNE88 OARD8 IXXB, ABDBBW Successor to Aiken fc Reiner, OOTTOB FACTOR AND COMMISSION MSB CHANT, 60 Oarondelet street, Bew Orleans, i Je7 lm O.

Berry. gXRBT fc HABT, Peter Hart WHOLB8ALB AND RETAIL Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries, 71 Camp stieet, New Orleans. Country orders promptly attended to. Goods delivered to any part of the city, free of drayage. Je7 in H.

BldwelL B. O. Pavne. Jno. N.

Pays. TJTDWBLL, PAYBB fc WHOLXSALB GEO eers and dealers in Western Produce, Boa. 31 and 39 Tehoupitonlae street Bew Orleans. nl7 otf JUBBAB e. fc BOB, eOBDIALS Osf yrory description, BYBUPs PRX8XKVXD FBUTTB and WTBXS.

11 and 14 St Lonia a Li eel Bew Orleana. att ST otf O. B. Graliaaa. P.

Anderson. o. w. ooure. S.

Bimpsom. G1 BAHAM, O. B. GBBBBAL OOMMJS8IOB stercnanta. i and 141 uraner street Bew Orleana Liberal cash edraneee made on prodno consigned to Messra OXNBIBTOUB.

CROSS fc CO and our other friends la London, Lirerpool mod now iora. jaio oh Geo. W. Griffin. O.

W. Porch. BIFPTB fc POBCB, WHOLXSALB GROCBBI KM and Commission Merchant, 37 Tehonmtonla street, New Orleana. GBO. w.

URLrrXB, 17 otf G. W. POBCB. HUNT fc MACAULAY, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, 194 Grarlar street Will make liberal Cash Adranoes on Cotton and other Products to their eorrespondenta Messrs. B.

A. CURD fc Lirerpool. Messrs. MACAULAY fc CO.i New York. Messrs.

CLAGBOBB, BXRBING fc nIS 6m Philadelphia. C. B. Jefferson. Daniel Murphy.

fc MURPHY, BAB AXTOBIO, TXXtS, Commisaion Merchants and Anetloneera Having inrgw, owhsi, CTnaunoojoas ana superior ousiness premisea we are prepared to receive Goods at all time, euner mr aaieat auction or on commission. Particular attention paid to the disposition ot Bonded Goods, stock sales at auction erery Bat unj ata iw vojooa. 017 a I ly Mmjawm. vaui vMvaao Boa 36, 36, 39 and 41 Common street comer ef Fulton, Bew Orieana nil otf I MACMAXm PXAXX A. ATTOBXIY AT LAW Brownavffla Texas igent for eeBeeslea a DRUDHOMMB fc 6 RACK, PBODCCB OOMMD3 aeon Merchants, So.

Tehonpltenlas slreeV narwvrmmna, saa, mo ear OkarleeA, Peabody. Flatter A. Bake. PBABODI St BABBB, WVMtMUlAJMJi AT LAW, IAKBB, a ioi arreaaway. mew ior ar sr.

Bew Tork. are ensmarad In aba praetioe of the law In Bew fork. They will alar bev will all aabJugtoa. oraticw the FsdsrsJ tribmtals in Wi John H. Pehlhana.

John A. Starrer. T30HLEAUB, J. H. A CO.

FLOUR MXBCBABTS. A aoa 73 ana ts reyarae street new Titans nil otf rpODD, SAM M. WBOLBSALB ABD RX tail veaierB in rainta, tma, Uiaaa, Brush, Glue, Tarnish, Artiste' Ooiora, etc, 76 Magaslne street one aoer nom iwyarae. mo ea VJirBBSTXB fc WHOLXSALB QBOOBB8 ABD it Dealers in Western Produce, BacsdnK. Bone.

Boa 74 and 76 Poydras street nlO otf B. Wolff. WOLFF fc B. Commiaalon J. IMTOBTRRM AWT) AlsrniT.

Commisshm Merchants, No. 17 Tchoupitoula street BewOoleaaa nio otf QRDXXS FOB THB 1CX BLADB BY TEX LOUIS tana Ice Mannhrotnrlng Company, earn, be left at the office of RICHARD FRITCHARD, (3 Carondelet street The attention of censnmera called to an article produced oa the spot i whose supply Is not aSseted by the storms of th or the variations of the climates in which it has been heretofore produced. It qualities i be satisfactorily saeertalnsd by teettag and any order for that purpose win be choerfuDy filled free ot charge. wr6 etfT B. WABGAMAB.

JLIVTHGeTOB, ATTOBBXY AT LAW, BO. GaDJef Ooort Batraae Bo. 11 Oarondeit and 181 Oommoa etraeta Bew Orleana. dl eCJ lyi auaims ammsi lam Nvrenmeaa wui preenee rs the Cwnrts of the Uth Jndioial Dietriet eoaarrtarnf the egnntt af Os sae res, Webb, aaapate, Kmney ondEfldalse. FSsff STEAMBOATS.

Tiiirta awaa OAfRO. awWajFryWwaraaaas aa i i i. JTjijrj no FOB BT. LOUTS BTBBT BATUBDAT. THB BPLXXDLO PASSXXGXB GTEK: QUITMAN T.

P. Leathers, avaster. lasMlwOfltsa tan eanasettogat Vtcksbairs: with the Sae and fast packets KM IN AX I and BUBICOB. For speed, comfort and safety this rouws tanrawii pamt Fair "aAsatsaea. OOMPBOMI8B LiXX.

tearwa OS WXDNX8D4Y, tth inat, at P. BL tTS? a FOB ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MBMPBXB wW 7mnA the Bends The magnificent pa a aingai steamer MOIsIsHS ABLE, B. A.

will leave as above. For freight or tfaaage, aa J. B. WOODS, GealAgt 104Commoast Through bills of lading eigned Lerer the Msaphis IaadCluiteeton, Hwrmea end esnruie, ana ua aoie Central Ballreada, and to aU peiaUeaArkma land White Birera. iyi OOMFBOMJBB LUIB.

Leeres on BATOX Uthtnat atF. M. fBr FOB ST. LOCO, AfvaVTBFfc and the Beads The find f4aeeflit BISMARCK, A 8 Bntrixen. master.

will leave as above. For freight or rssssre. armlv on board, or to vy. i 4. o.

nwiw, uen iagant' 104 Common street Thronah bffla of lading timed ever the Msmnhls and Charleston. Hickman and BaakriDm, mad DU. noia Oentral Baibrsads, add to aH poina on Arkaa sas and White Birera, Jy7 FOB ST. LOCIB. leaves on Wxdnxsdat Jniy is, and wxDaBS DA July 39.

ate F. BL 1 IO a IX 8T. LOUIS, CAIRO, ABD MTJC Tpnis The new and magTiinnent pssv asMawi 'aeager steamer FRANK PARC3TJD, John W. Tobin. ansater, Geo.

A Williams, elark. will leare as above. A plan of her cabin eaa be aeen, of end ireignt engagea ec ueemee SIBBOTT fc ADAMA Agenta ts DrnnmerfTiaX Place. JOmr A STBTBKSOB. Ba 13 Front street my3o otf ID RITER.

Leaves on TTJBSDAT. vth hart at' P. BL (Bt' la JXFPBBSOB, SHRXVXPORT. IpJfcai? Leggy Baytm, Grand Baron, Grand egoore. Bt Manrice, Oettlei stoxam dria, Bonnsn'a.

Bmrbin'a and aH intermediate landings The A Bo. 1 paaaenger eteamet LIZXIB J. T. Boota master, J. W.

Lancaster, clerk, win leave as above. For freighter annlr on board, or to w. m. busia ib now Kiue aiiue. JyS WIBBCRB fcLORD.

69 Grarier street.1 Through Line foe Jeffereaa Direct Thaa, throngh te jenerson Tnreeana a nau vava, Leare ea TCB8DAY, Jnir7. a P. aT.puetUrel gvua'am, Jta evsat.T ewej a awa. wsitarrn vr FOB JXFFKBSOB, SBKXraPOBTrw eraod Beore. BtManrioe.

CetUe. sat. andria. Nosman'a Barbia'a and all wav land in aa The A No. 1 rs assurer steamer LULU Dl J.

M. Grace, master, S. Johnson, clerk, win leave ea above, ror rratKnt ot paaaage arptr on board. winbubn a lord, 69 Gravier street, A BRTTTOH fc OXX, SO Oommoa street. P.

S. The Lola takea freight for Hurricsns and Carolina Blnffa, Jylf IBDBFBBBXKT PACKXT. Leaves on TUX8DAY. JulyT, at F. BL FOB JBFFBBSOB.

8HBBTBPOBT. Grand Boor. St Manriee, Cowls, Alexandria, Norman a BarbuVs anal ell way landings The fine, light draft side wheel passenger steamer MONSOON, JaaM. Tucker, master, F. V.

Cellos, olerk, will leave as abore, taking freight and passengers for all landings abore the Baft, with privilege of reabipping. For freight or passage, apply, oa board, or te JyS W. M. SUBLB. 18 Bew Levee street Leare on TUK8DAT.

7th tnst. at P. M. aaapa ana TBrrnnaw HnHBTisADr IstTLoggy Bayon, Grand Barou, Gnnd aassassai St Manriee. Ootile.

Alexan dria, Norman's, Barbin'a and aH tatormorntto landing Tne A Bo. 1 psasenger steamer FROLiO, Geo. Alben, master, J. w. Paraona elark will leare a above, ror rreignt or passage apply ea Doer, or A BBITTOB fc Agenta, JyS socomasoaetreet BBW OBLBAN8 JBFFBBSOB ABD SHBXVBPOBT rgjmM vv a.

u. 'TKonTia masi aasassaasBBaVrTy TUBS! faauWBBKLX U. B. MAIL rACKBTB. LAPOUBCHB.

BOB. B. master, leeres Bew Orleans erarv TUB8DAY. at P. sL Steamer BABT ABLS.

W. Harrison, master leare Bew Orleans every BATUBDAT, at i P. M. The abore steamers will take freight or peesea gers for any point between here and Jefferson. Tiaae through to end from .11.

dart Time through te ........3 uonnecong wnn tne new steewneei steer er BRA No. 8, for Jefleraon. All business entrusted to this line win meet wits particular ears and attention. Fer freiaht er peaeaee arplr on board, or to GEO. L.

KOUNS fc 59 Common st. GBO. D. HITB, 17 Tcboupitoulaa as. A.

BBITTOB fc 90 Oommon street Je6 otf BBGULAB WRXKLT PAOKBT. Leers erery SATURDAY, attP.M., fS aw FOB GRAND BOORS, BX BCAB ltf rioe, Mcntajmiery, (wiH take frelrtt i i for all landings en the Bondieu) Ootflo, Alexandria, Borman'a Barbin'a and all IntermedV st landings (win take freight tor Shreveport mad Intermediate landings, reahipplng at Alexandria) Trie new and magmfleent side wheel smtnga steamer ST. NIOHOIsAS. J. a Dowry, master J.

F. Mna4 and T. J. Dowty clerks, will leare as abore. For freight or pasas' appiy on board, or to WTBBUBB fc LOBBl aswnta Gravier The Bt.

Nicholas wTITV3mk freiarht with irtersw era for all ooast landings as ajgfa as toe ssontrssr Birex. A clerk will ba an ttie landlns as ndCfwa fcetaht erery i nnraaay mmrnrng. jya OFELOTJaVaJB. BIGULAB WBDBBSDAT BVSBTBG PAOKBT. I IE?" a OB OPXLOUSAS, wasbongtopi, LgVt? Port Barre, and ail landings ea the a aoosut, Atchafalaya Bireg aud Beyoa Courtablean The light draft steamer J.7.

BLACKFORD, Pickett master, J. A Sanmlt elerfc, wffl leere Bew Orleana erery Whmdav, at i P. M. Betarning, win learn Wsshtagtea erery Sunday, at 10 A AL The Blackford eonneete at bmmsnort with cha steamer Kankakee, and will gtr through bdl of lacing torn rorm i mraau ireignts ror nayea end neyoa ncsnr. nato as tow as any KBBBBTT fc BALVt myS W.

M.8URLA 5 WBBKLY PACKBT ANBTB WAGLXY. laravaeerery FOB OPBLOUaAA rust i WASHDrtFFOsT ran nana ana au landings em the) Blrer and thaBaryesi ABXIB WAGLBT. olerk. will lea looast Atchafaiaya Oonrtablaaa The W. Burton master, M.

Kanlaom, elark. will Bew trrieans for the abore places ersryi DAI BTBBJBG, at o'clock, and Wsslilii kasi acanai stuavnijiu, at 10 reieek. Fa to. 10 frelsht eg a sen ge apply sm bear A at BLOCK BROS. lBl Oommon st Xsw Oratmna, arte O.HXICKLXY fc BOB.

Washington. Lm. Conneeta at Biaimesport with staemers sac Bayou Dee Glalae. and will alga through una of moras Una whbeot extra ebaraav mhls otf OUACHITA RITER. TBXBTOK MOBBOB ABD BXW OBlBAXB BXGB LAB PACKST.

Leaves erery SATURDAY, at I P. BL a ''a m. FOB ALABAMA to City, Sterling landing. Pert Union, a JTrentotv Monroe. Ootumbla Ham eonbnrg, Trtnity aad all intenaadiata aandln aad all Intenaamata asndtngSTa Black and OnaehUa Xlrsss The asaga oar running psaasanger sjMjk si 1 H3AHOE, (Tn place ef the Tloksbtirg.

F. A Blanks, Master, S. Pre. Work, COsek wttl leave positively aa abore. Fer freight sage apply on bomrd, or 6XO.

D. HTTX, Agent 17 Tehonpitonla street JalS otf W. BL 8UBLA lSBewXeveeet Th Idaho eonneete with nrst eiass aae nr Baren Barthakmsatw. Trsifmnaa Bmaf Baline Birera Also eonneete at Trinity witklig Bllen P. for Baron Macon and Tensas.

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