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Feat th goeb Iteb ,,,.. ... ~ t.. gg 4 .. .0 .. 1 4 o p 6 0 W.1 tl9B1 Im o 1V'u. ......... 40 4 0 1 wae.K r mrk o f 1874._ . GO BOM ..riag.e ttl. 4 0 1 BtYuitmardsor bar 11 9 0 1IQIS ,,,,...i... as G p 0 0 ... Y.a * sbu a u t naO M.B g'.g e , U.b.t A-IAua-1 5lls, Lila lughee, Carrise A. on,. O, sNar, Datches. p --Ma4besl, Henry Tote, St. John, T AO alaa~- Eurets, Lafourohe; Bobert Goldn flute, Cinolunatl; Mary Ida, up a wirnl r yesterday, i fa in the erly part of the day, but athe aterunoeo, many business houses S to allow thir empoes to vote. aI AU.--or the ine timatle privilege of at the wharf head of Common street, the rs pa.hete, three in number, pay $.4 e woodwork Is very narrow, and is out asquare lkngthc ''h other i aot re a1ed eselusively fr Cem, o or other bistl ire o rwe s ouoall to land and diseharge there. ed these boats are enormous and ttrageousil they are ten times worse than the rir.l ta The se boats are owned here, all I Oney ie spent here, and they are the di fret means of bringing to this city no small mo at of busttiness, for aI of which they are -ta.Vly r~ i ed. I the rates charged these boats were drtdsed jest one half, they would be still eierative, and at the same time a litte le ss The wharfage and other port ohar es .- O ribe reduced. Will ib be done now, th r time, or will the authorities wait l areforced to do it? pesn Dean leaves here for Cincin u y, June a. Booms on this magnifi ntmer .a be secured in advysne upon sp. - to Wayne a Williams, ageni, 100 Gra. ily Collins leave the head of Harvey's this eveing for Grand Isle. Speial tpemaents are offered on this trip. see adver fiit in l peeial notice column. "ii Nujun" Natches leaves to-day a ati V., for Vicksburg. Os Charles Morgan leaves for the O . oday,, she la gtreat attraction with the .anllig Kpublic, tad the knowing ones are gen. e y h first to register. Harry Stein is the pollt lerk in charge of the q oale. Don't forget the Ulty of Augusta to-day. she Sfhe only boat running through to the Arkan and is worthy of encouragement. ,t. Joe tUirlton rsrived yesterday and will go ut omad of the Cotton Valley to-day. Otb rrie A. Thorn arrived yesterday morn. in Minden. She will return on the 3d. he Mt. Louis Times of the 8id copies our ar 11.in last tunday's Demoorat on wharfage, and otedits it to the PIoa)use. Better laok next tie, Mr. Carter. Spassengers on the Hilly Collins escurlson to raud stsl enjoyed themselves to such an ex tent that they compliment all hands with a card t thanks, which will be found in another part of paper. a . Wise, the aesoolate of Capt. Beaty in 6 ae of the Grand Isle Hotel, is in the city. -- e two gontlempn are busy as bess getting Sfor the opening or their hokil, and are de. to.iake it a finer resort than ever, is Wing No. 8, J. A. Comstock 4n com SMsrs. Woods, Heno and Dean cestks, e tilts 10 a. m, promptly, for the coast, - ,_daon'.ille and the Ashland plantation, As. A eft lietart Able leaves to.day at 6 p. .. foAr alexandria and Grand eBors. liehard Il~ lmenster, George Hamilton clerk. Nt. e Mtohes, for Viksburg and all mail land. sleaves to-day at 8 p. m., OCapt. Thos. P. ewa thes in command. The regular semi-weekly coast and Bayou L, tsrbehreocket Assumption, P. A. Chariet maes SILZ. . . Dupuis and Joe Lsgroue o*erke, leaves T New Orleans and Oaushita Transportation i nPau'as steamer Bastrop, Gue Hodge master, , .Y Molhr clerk, leaves to.day at 6 p. m. for the U asd Ouachita rivthers through to OCamden. Tae New Orleans and lied [iver Transports. M Company steamer Oharles H. Dnrfee, leaves tay at 68 t. m without dail, for Shreveport and o Wallace MChesney in command, Mo es clerk. SCotton Valley, J, W. Carlton master, S.irs, Gliruth lend Heeder clerks, leaves today ` a Sm. without fanl, forthey Black and O ohlia h to Uamndn. City of Auguta, J. . Elliott master, Joe tt olerk leaves today at 8 p. a. for Fort h, oLitt ok and sall way landings on the The Charles Morgan, Alf, Stein master, Harry leln erk, leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for Mem. SCairo, Louisville and loCincinnati. The semi-weekly coast and Bayou Lefourohe SaoekM Eli Huaghes, Joe Dalferes master, RIt. E. Alba Olerk, leavres today at 8 p. in., going throlugh to Lokport. (Dy Telegraph.j 1asau.nr La., May 24.-To lie a OCatlin: Steamer Willie passed with good trip, Will ar v at.uy. mornIN INIDAD, Master. Z1IOANdO OtLt PPi'O Q atIISAat, Ma 8.--The following list of old as i comp led y Capt. Handle for the En. 3 tire flom a log kept by Capt. Joseph Pierce & nderwriters' Inspectors for this city, and daIe bdek to 18'1. The list will be published in tlcal order, and gives the place tad date uidlura g, tonnage and where lost, and whether bigh or low pressure : LZTTrn a. He le, Ci nati, 1818, tonnage 120, worn out, 189 Hero, 'Itenbenville, 1819, tonnage 12) sunk ear Goloonda, 182.; Henderson, Uinoinnati, 1818, taonage 124, worn out, 1823; Henry Clay, Licking 19, to nna.e 150, low pressure, sunk in r,186; Hornet, Brandenburg, 120, ton. 8, lot on her way to Mobile; Ii ,, Louis w 1881, tonnage 75, detroyed; Heroules, ine Sm, 1696. tonnage 278, sank, 1818; Highland Olnolinett, 1824, tonnage 80; Herald, Ll ,Bttr 1824, tonnage 150; Hieen McGregor, ni 18, tonnage 840, exploded her boilers , iand lnadly destroyed at New Orleans; le tteburg, 18S6, tonnage 105, worn out bY neibhnatl, 1881; Hibernia, New Albany, 1820, iei; .otress New Albany, 18290, ton aBtevtille, Pitteburg, 1829, tonnage 850; rare, 1829, tonnage 980, lost by anang or ttmap above ]Hatoe'es Home, Pittsburg, 1829, SI.i0P burnt at beater, Penn., in 1831; iteai,'Plttaburg, 1829, tonnage 150; High. Lhade, DirownaIv)ie, 1829, tonnage 120; Herald, Marietta, 1829, tonnage 140 condemned 1834; Hope (afterward changed to A. Handy), Zine. villa, 1829, tonnage60; Hudson, Pittsburg, Penn., 1829, tonnage 884: iatchee. Pittsburg, 1880, toon tonnage 11. Homer, New Albany, 1831, tonnage ; alyon, Brownsville. 1832, tonnase SHele Mar OCloinunatl, 1832, tonnage 80; y Clay, Pittsburg, 1832, tonnage 425; Hawk erly Galna, 1829, tonnage 1; Hero ort 183, tonnage aS: Heroine, New A tonnage 150; Hontvile, bhonue. 29, tonnage 39; Hunter, Pittburg, 184, oani.a 100; Hero, Pittetarg, tonnage 100; Hel: oia(a snag boat), aunk nine miles below New Tennessee side. apt. 0. H. Arthur brought the Shannon here roms Lo.iawVlle, Capt. Jack De Hart having left Sthebeatlat Loulesville to visit the old folks at home. bese gentlemen are warmly welcomed .break to Gsbnnati, after a eucoesaful eseon in _e 8outhara triba tries. The bhannon wiil re sli at the lik for the present and await ° ltsg.h ldoubtless ply between Cinctn akliad New r a durtig the summer. T '. Dseat has turntished a new shaft, an*e d erlnS.r the Golden City, weighing 224 mde. l9t t il Inshe na the journal and at the s.s.MMt fnt run of the A. C. ,.Baq*t.rru says: "We say extraor , s ose ot the size and power of the ,of t11H tm brd. cad haring 8**Iaeh o es, with I bet aroke, an1 steamitlert Now Oreasn Tuesday even i, at emlautes r olo,8 arrir i 'asudq inug~ ay 22,5 at 'lilO Pa I N g a t disnal rt s omeking a quirek t.U ba0g ePs tended to all th 1 busiess that ~re, mlaking todiEr lagnding, hand harlng on board four ls tod s of freight. bhe had a riintgl river, aJ a very hbrd uurrent ffrom Iew Orans to .lebebur, ad &aother 1rsnlg rier fom Hfnlelena to Osiro. Deducting 12% hours, the iris lost st landings, we find that her rmnnuing time is only Sdays aend ij hoors. The oralk ns.s will have to look to their laurels for the Dontally Is reaoh log for them. Capt. hart talks or turning ther loose the first favorable opportunity, to try for the otd Duke of Orleans horns." ST. Louts, May 23.-If St. Louis is srpplying the Southern market, or any portion of ih, with the neoersaries of lif, It is very evident that lb. stuff is not going forward by river, Apart from what little animation there was notleeable on the Anohor idne wharf boat yesterday, the levee pree sented a very dull appearance. A large steamer, and a towboat and barges were receiving for New Orleans, hut a good sized yawl would carry all the freight that went forward to both of them for shipment. The upper river boats are faring little better. MARIINE NEWS. OFFIION CItli ORELEAN1 DIMOOTRAT, May 9., 1817. (leared Yesterdar. Brit steamship Iaeytie, Watson, for Liverpool Lovell &. Bsily Sohr May Evelyn, MeLeamt, for ltnatan- ,Je P Maobhee Arrived. BStsuaship tdsoln, Gater from New Yolk, 19th lnst, to A Movlton--8I dhis Steasmehip Lisaie, Felsher, ffom Pensaeola--New Basin Sehr Stnbeam, Kane, 7 days from inatan, to S Oteri & Broe-Plo Tier TMAMeOATIa. Martha. llssett, fromu Lower Coast. 1E O teasard, Thomoesnt, from Mt Louis 1atehest Leathers, from Volksburg. tart Able. Iinnott. from Natchitchbes lose Fartner, Sharp, from Lorer Coast Isabel O'Pry, from Lower Coast llti Huhghas, Daleres, from LnOkport Carie A Thorn. TVern, from Minden etosw-salemstl Up. Span bark Mannel, Pn'ne, 8 days from Havana, to Meeker, Knox &co LIVEIPOOI-Per steamtoship llaytlen-4714 bales sutton UIATAN--Per schr May Evelyn-4000 feet lurn ber I bale tabaooo 1 bbl p,,rk 9 pkus mdee Imports. 1NEW YOIIL- -Per steamship Hudson-Assorted mdae aeealpte of Proadee. LOWER COAST-Per steamer Martha--100 eks potatoes 1 Dohesty-15 do91 bbls do order- 14 to 14 oacks do M Potievlob-30 do A 8 Blarnee-70 do 1 hhl oulons A Valeton-14 bhls potatoes 3 sacks cabbages V iiH menatd--4 do J Neloun &co--sr, ftles to order sT LOUIS8--P r steamer E u MtanardL-a3 pkbg butter 5 bble egs It75 bbls floor it Delllodi---UOe saks m ,it HF letnroken- 4 bble whisky Interne tional Line---1 bbls grits 10 bbls ineldt ble malt 5 bbls beans and Sundries IROhen &oo---Re bbla flnur 10 half do 10 bbls cornmeal and sunidry and.e Blank's Line--lot mdse O t T Co-50 coopop poultry Miller & Meyer--900 bble flour O A Whitney &eo--1394 do 35 satik bren 30 sAokh abipetaff otrdon & omilt----lt oaees mdreH Stern &op-51t bbls til Perdreauville & co--I0O bitt, ornmeal McGrath & Compton--O pkgs butter D A Given & ton-I tierce hams J 11 Solarl & Mun-0 pkgs mdse Branch, Crookes &co---35 pkgs white lead ( Petard--94 savess and fixturealis tller -50 oeks baeon A W Bobulabeig-1l4 boxes bacon 9 tleroes hme ot'eei-l0 bdls spade. A Adler-:i,9 bbin oornmeal Behwabaeher & Mlrsoh-f-7 pkha whitelrad W P Converee1r .oo--o tes lyrd 15 pkgs but or ito 4 Keep a So -5 do Miller. Dolhonde &Ao---L-i bble flour fil bbls rye floor 143 bble grits Glover & Oden dahl-5t bdle a treen Hotter & Fenner-l0Opkgs whiti lead J G( Olark-9 bbli do C Pottthoff--93 bbls whisky J Hender.onu-100 snks corn Blank's Line-..-O do 50 seeks oeta 90 bbls oatmeal 1i half casks beoe 1e half bbl floor 10 bhtls di, 8 Ma* ef-- o. t li enderson--o te lardJ A Norton--41 boxes bsoon ohbwebaober, Frowenfeid & Pfelf ---8 bbls whlsky H German-14 bales a trees H11 11 Husell..'O cks herr 14 Facnacht -19 pkgs mde F ItPemy- do R H Walters----00 do M H Appl egat--- do Schooner & Pippo-1 f-ed out ter 3 cotton gins Hirca. Adler co--810 eacks bran O leek &oo-0 sacks olleake W 8ohindler-i oo bhs eandles 16 tobs btter J It Kent &o It5 do 900 bble meal 100 ,asks beacon ohbwaseber Froweanfeld & PfeMfer--00 bbls meal order-500 do 911 sacks bran J H Haunot-95' buckets lard 10 tierses hams 100 bble -,rk I K Converee-708 sack.s oate Howrd & Prs Ion--ia5 bbl dflour Miller, Dolhonde ee0-75 do T A Hamilton &co--1I0 dlo 4airin & Mortimer--l oase mdse A Koenig-1tC seaks oa's Rogers & Mitchell 132 bbis floor Prndhomme & lriagge--7 -Mauks o,is Joe West &eo-i34 do I T Lawler-480 do C T Bud. deolte & 8on-1 bbl grits Wilson & Fagan--0o bb!s flour Zaberbler & Beha-l10 easee ammonio I L Lyon -.4 bil mdee Mullen & Holloway-tO0 half bble flour W H Miatthews & Brlo-- coese wine X Fisher-i do 8 Droste-- bbl gin d bbls whisky l Nungesser-5. de M Baummgaten 50 seeks mll P Blaise--9 page mdee J 8 Alikene koo-i- d T T Whblte--100 bbla flour 1 bht whisky E Wagner-santdrtes to order VICKSBUROG-Per steamer Nathoes--. 43 bates cot on Allen, Nugent &o--97 Riobardson & May-IS Payne, Kenunely &to--14 Craig Hogan-l. Jno Pbhilp o- O lt O Hupkrri n 1-L Aireyhy -w-9 & C Newman-8 J Burnet &oo-7 J L Harris Eon---0 Uhalfs Hamilton & Powell- 4 Lebmao, Abraham & co 4 keyer, Wels eeo-3 Nalle & Cammack-9 8 B Newman &oo-- 8 Henderson--i Clapp Bros hoo- Chas Gallagher..1 Vailen, Hlawkluns &oo--I Blarett & Gordon-1 Joe Caate & ouas-l Beadles, Wood & o----408 smokes cotton seed N 0 Cotton Used Assooia tion--l saacks olicake Hall & 8trinuer-3- bhtb mo laeses A Tonmsen &oon-a bbls oil Umnion 01 Co-50 do 5 hhds meat I bbl do A Moulton-7 hhds tobacco Beadles, Wood hoo--'O bdl empty eacka 110 Cotton Beed Ameooation---4 bbLs meal 6 pkgs aidse Blank's line--, bble potatoes Valden, Hawkins co--i0 do SBurneot too-C bble mea I pkge mdas d B Newman &oo-.3 eacks wool Meyer Weii-- bale do Temple 8 Cotnn &c--13.000 staves C Pertillltt-9 bales moss I bbl bides F Dufour-1 bale wool E Adler-- bag do 1 bbl and 1 bale bides Odell & Wright----sundries to ord.r- Total t~a balescotton 408 uaels cotteon sed 363 sacks olloake 72 bble oil 80 bble molasses 7 hhds tobacco NATCHITOCHES-Per steamer Bart Able---- 31 bales cotton O L Walmsley &co--0 Clapp Bros ,kco -- U C H C Brown--4 Lehman. A braham co----4 8 Friedlander-4 H Leaoie- 5 R T Booker & Bro- 8 O Thbmas &oe--i Meyer, Wesa &oo-1 Bnssey &co --t John I Adams &oo--Y3 sacks cotton seed N (I Cottono eed AssoieatLon-- ba!'e hides 1 bale wool Oscar Chopin--9 bales moats Meyer, Wese aon..9 btgs wo 1i 4 hides 5 bble potatoes lot sundries K P elllaallade--7 bdls bides L Laassagne-1 bills pel tiles 4 hbide H Ieansell--8 do M W Smith-I bag wool 9 bble potatoes 9 pkgs mdse Renshaw, Cam mack &eo--4 buls peas I bag wool bale skins Hart, well & Chamhers---1 box wool J H Atlden--I bale do Gross & Williams-8 hides L Terreboene- 9 do OC L Walmsley &oo---- do 9 sacks wool Odell & Wright- 51 head onttle 31 head bogs 3 coops do 5 shad heoep 1oli & Wootn-.91 head cattle 40 he ul hogs Aveock, Mitchell a&o--.l bheadl nlee 3 head horses U S Q M-4 hhds sugar Conger & Kelly-sl do Zuberbier & Betian-sundrlfe to order--Tota 73 bales cotton 153 sacks cotton seed i hbds suagar I bbls mo l.sses i~ head cattle t08 head bogs M INDESN-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn-130 bales cotton Jno Chaffe & Snus- 108 Richardson & May 34 8 W Rawlins--gt (Chafe, Hamilton & Powell--:3 Jnrey & Gillias-i (1 W Sentell &co-4 S Gambel-3 C L Walmeley &eo--- Clalborne h&o---1 A!one, Scherek & Autery-l sack w lso W Rawlins-S hides H H Haneell-sundries to order-Total 333 bales cotton LOWeR COAST-- -Per stemertRice Farmer- 54 bblu rics A Sooola-18 do J Nelon &co---30 bble potatoes i Hanspel-37 sacks do B Johnson----3 do A Valetun-8 do Joe David----undries to order-Total 79 bbls lice LOWER COAST- Per steamer Isabel-28 bbles molases Richard Milllik n-sundriel to order LOCKIPOltT-Per steamer Ella Hughe--50 sa kes potatoes J M Waldn--sndi le to order RECEIPTS AT TH.E NEW BASIN. PENSACOLA-Per steanibhi Lirle-30 oubic ft sash doors J F Popp--10 bags wool Forcheimer Br, 3 pkgs was 1000 empty sacks lot empty bbls and sun drile to order Handeboro--Per schr Mary Izene-40,000 fooeet lum ber H Buddig Pearl River-Per schr Bogue Ioma---45.000 feet lumber order Tchefuncta River-Per chr Saucy Jack-40 cords w, oti mai tor Wolf River-Per achr La Bletonno--206.O0 feet lumber J L Nevers Amite River- Per achr Ethel- 150,000 shingles order Florida-Per schr Lizzie Danlela-lot cedar logs to order Mobile Bay--Per scbr Martha M-450 bbls sand 100 bbl- turpenti.e Simpson & Tlicon Shell Bank-Per Bchr Louisinna State--450 bbls shbells order Shlil Bank-Per schr Perseverance-c00 bbls sand order Shell Bank-Per echr Rlstoti-400 bbls shells order Pa-.agoula--Per sohr Maria Lou:se---35,- 00 feet lumber H Buddig Pascagoula Per sohr Pour Brothere--45,000 feet lumber II Buddig Bi.exi-Per echr Almira---O,0000 feet lumber H Buddig Hada*baore--Psr schr Falater--35,000 feet'lumber H Bulddaig Pearl liwe-Prr solhr T J Emles---D eerds wood master HBednbo e.-Pe s.r.. Frmer--,COo feets llmber Bl Paddi 1'ZO 'PTrn At THI OwD BASIN, 'Pehefuets EIver-PPer eabt Martha D-,00 i feet limbantorder B-you Laeomabo--Per eebr Josephiea eo --10,00O toot umber 7? crds weoo order meayou Leoom b-Per'o shr Hattle l-95 erds wood m_ daevllle-Per sohr Wren- 100 bbls ehareeo Pearl r- t i Gen Wasbington---40.00 feet lumber W W Cartre &o Pearl liver-t-er P ehr IEmma Jane-35,b00 fettlam bher ot der Tebefoaeta blter-Per sbt Camelle. 30 cords wood master Tehefunrta Rivet-Per schr Emma Amelia--a-3 cords wood master Tehefuncta River--Per echr mol o and Dortl--00 bles sand order Bat on acoumbe--Per schr Josephine-90 cords wood laster M.you Ltoombe-Per Bchr Modeste--R ,000 bricks order Pascagoula--Per sohr Olivia--1500 bbls charosal mas-ter Biloxi- Per achr Chan Perry-18 cords wood master Itandeboro-Per sehr tIleriette-O0,000 feet lumber H Btddldig Teohefuneta River-Per schr Leander Jaee-2- 000 fee lamber order Pearl River.. Per sebr PetronIl H--9..000 feet Inm ber order LaChinche-Per schr Willie-.O siks onions oder LaChinobe--Per schr Lake Flower-lot mesa and s.adries to order Blind Rivet-Pert sloop Buena Vista---7000 staves order BY ialllehds. NEW OLEANIS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN RAIi.ROAD. May 95-1- bales cotton 8 O Thomas &oo-19 Rich. ardson & Ma--7 8 Gumbel-e-- Allen, INugest &to-: Blokblta & Moore-- Valde, Hawkins Atoo--0 T J Carver-1 Lehman, Abraham Ioo--I Meyer, Wets & co-Total 47 bales c. tton 35 hhds tobacco Beadles, Wood koo--9 ears ca'tle Ayoeck Mitchell &oo---ll sackes wool Wang & Cot tam--9 bbe p1- e J A MeOonnell--1-l.t hh aoods W Burkernroad-3 brs eggs Randolph & Duntmca-- do I oar ponlty Milles &A Meyer--I sewing machine 1 wagon Howo S .I Co--1 dry bides Schmidt & Zieg Ier-.---I child's cartlage M MoOraw-100 bbls flour Valrin & Mortimer-- 59 caes b ehoulders Schwab. acher,iPrtowetfold & Pfeifer-17 oops poultry 40 ban eggs lO bble apules J W Trehe --t horse Alford & Martin-I our old iron M 8, hwarta & Bro--ll Iide. 3 sbhepqkine E J Hart Aoo-e s pkge tobacco lash. Lews Bio---5 lbbls highwir.ea W It Beachamn-5 tubs butter Clark & Mieader-14 bae extlingap here A M (I an. r-- bdls chairs Mitchell & ltnmmelsberglur Jitume co--.l do R M & B J Mortgoinery--O0 cases beef lmith Bros &mo--lot bh gcods M Paul-i- firkins butter U t:llnton-Bo bxh abrese 11 Lawrence Ioo Tolal i3 bhds taob co 11 sacks wool 100 bb!s don 59 cunes b shoulders 95 bbis highwinee NEW OILElANS AND MOBILE RAITROAI. Mar 9'-175 bbls resin order----. do Simpson & TrloUn-100 bbts lime I, Mi Get-01) de A Vi.ard--lo do J U Olark-l10 do J l)emorvtille--200 eske cotton seed Union Oil Co--9 bss hardware A Murdook-100 meaok peas M B Titmas -li0 do 3 oaese mdse flash, Lewls &oo-3a pkgs tobacco J J Irby k Son -8 hbds do Kirktatrick & Keith-- bale mdie J J Mcook & lo--l,.a Coe bulk chouldnre U W (aver &oo----nn. dries to order-Tutal 8 hhds tobacco 900 eacks cotton seed MOOGAN'BS LOUISJIANA AND TEXAS BAIL ROAD. May 935- bales cotton Blrech, Adler &co--4 bble molasses liobert Hiare..a bbls clatern.blttom Richard Milliken--9 bales mos (I Vinson-- sack wool 9d eke potatoes L Terrebmmne-li19 do F P ivil,..i0 do J P Weber- ' do 13 sacks ontlin L oerle iro--9 hides I bbl sugar Joes tavi--9ll il pot.toes Toby &ot--0 dO8 kos dto 10 bales tooe"s J A Bouar..l+ tons bones Stern's FertillciAvg o--9 skks rice 8 bbl potatoes J M Walsh-40 eke do A N Lamne..s1 do M Lefort-40 do Lange & Lagendre-10 di 1 iltbolet-l4 do 5 bbis do V H Bernard-. .0 ke sdot M Walse-4 bales momn L Terrtnboane-sundries t. order-Total 6 bales not ieo 4 hbls molasses 3 bbls cistern bottom 95 sacks rough rice 40c eks potat es 41 bbls potatoes Per steamship hosephine, from lodianola-l0 sacks we+ l 9 bOsl wax $1Ji0 in seie O A Whitney &eco id4 h sl ea le 0 h Mehle uon From Oalveston-l9 bales skins 8 bales bhides i!9 Packs wool O A Whitney &oc---lI balei rags M Schwartz A Bto-sund! lea to order LIST OF VESSELS Up, (leared and tailed for New Orienms. NrW YORK. Steamship Morgan City Read..........eld May 19 Bteamer Alabama, Kemble.............d.... May 10 tIvaYROOL. Stenmshin Bernuaia, oluare....... ...... aid May I Bark Ponlida, Oetessia ........... .....eld Apl V7 Bus k Enrique. 'ayson..................... ld Mar 98 Ship Ellen ae Thayer, Mint................ad Apl 19 IIAV8R. Ship Emma, Lepere..................... .. ld Apl 1t bbhip Armstrong, Bryan...................ld Apl 7 MIARnRIhLI.t. Brig Camtopidlio, Fevola .................d Apl 8 BORD.AUx. .auk Cora et Marie......................ldg Apl 10 DR Me N. Berk Onkel. Taeche........... ..........aid Mar go = ___- mm mmmmmmmm |mmn mi mmmmm mm FITS, EPILEPSY, -on FALLING SICKNESS, PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG--BY (ONE MONTH S U$E OF DR, OOULA4D'S CELE BR1ATitD INFALLIBLE FI' POWDERS. To convince sufferers thiaithese powderR wil do ill we el-,im or them. we will send them by mail, POST 'AID, a FIREE TRIAL BOX. As Dr. Goulard is the only physlcian who has ever made this disease a special study. and as to our knowl edge thousands have been PERMANENTLY CUBEtI) by the use of these POWDERS, WE WILL GUARANTEE A PERMANENT cure in eferv ca i or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY EXPENDED. All sufferers should give these owdeurs an early trial, and be convinced of their ourative powers. Price, for large box, E3, or four boxes for $io. sent by mail to any part of the United States or Ca ada on receiptol price, orby express C. O.D. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, apilo1 y .7io Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y. DR. FARRIS, A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN, Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to the treatment of venereal and private diseases. Recent nases cured in a short timo. Long stand ing constitutional ailments ire treated with un paralleled success. Spermatorrhucra. Seminal Weakness or Nervous Debility and Impotency. as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses, which produce some of the following effe6 s: As emissions, blotches, debility. deeposdenny, dizAiness, nervousness, dimness of sight. cough, constipation, c,nfusion of ideas, and unfitting the victim fur business or marriage, are speedily cured. A physicianl who conflnes himsolf ex clusively to the treatment of a certain class of diseases must possess grentskill in that special ty. A medical pamphlet for two stamps. Medicines supplied. Consultation free. Cures guaranteed. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.; Sundays from 7 a. m. to 1 V. m. f01fi. No. 2t Exchange I'lanc , between Canal and Customhouse. myl2 LEWI,' PREPARIATION of Fine Oast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust. Thrso having used and testeol the value of this compound are respectfully informed that it can be had at the trug Store of I. L. LYON and many other druggists of this city. To the uninitiated and skeptical I will say that. in placing it before the public. I have de viated from the whole conclave of inventors "of the surest and hest antihbilious medicines." etc. I allude to their invariable secresy of ingre dients. The usual and only other mode in pro ducing Sulvhuretted Iron is by the hydrogen pro.s a,. wh-re it is made by hundreds of pounds for the commerce of the world, and is not to be dependedl on, as it contains too great a proportion of carbon (charcoal), which cannot bn avoided In the process of their manufac turing it. This Snulphret of Refined Steel is the pure sultphuret of steel, having not a particle of for eign matter in its combination. It is made by hand. Those eminent professors of chamistry and physicians of France, tog-ther with the United iitates Dis')ensatory, state that the great objet. in administering iron is to get the greatest quantity into the gastric juice of the stomach,ae it is intended to renovate and purify the blood. and its known value as a tonic. my4 tt W.T.L. A CARD. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THERE WILL be only PHILIP BEST'5 MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER Sold at WENGEB'S GARDEV. II and I1 Bourbon st. my4 Im H. WENGER. Proprietor. JAMES LINGAN. ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, m r 122 G(ravier street, SBTAMSmPS. rOlt HAVAWA. FOR HAVANA, CEDAR KEYS AND KEY WEST. tUNITED STATE8 M IiL LINE. LEAVING EVERY WEEK The first-class steamship MARAREiT, Baker, Commander, will leave, from foot of Calliope street, on WEDNESDAY, May 2t, at a P. M. Passage rates to Havana, t$4; Excursion tick ete, $00. Passage rates to Jacksonville, e2o, including state rooms and meals. Through bills of lading issued to all points in Florida. For Freight or passage apply to I. K. BOBETS, 120o Common street, Over Louisiana National fank. The steamship - - follows on May 2s, tnys 1y RAILROADS. THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE. PA88ENGEB ROUTES TO ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST. Reorganized for the spring and Summer of 1S15. Working out of New Orloans via the N. 0. and MB. I.. 1t., and presentingthe following attractive lines to the attention of all North-bound Tour lets and Travelers: Route No. 1-All Rail, Via Montgomery Columbus, Marion, Augusta, Wilmington, ichmond. 04 Hours 45 MInutes, New Orleans to New York. The same time always as by any ether lnin. Pullman Sleeping CaPs to Opelika, Solid lDay Trains thence to Augusta. Pullman Bleeping (ars thence to Wilmington. E egant Parlor Unrs thence to Hichmond,. Pullman bleeping Cars thence to New York. ALL, CHANGES AT SEASONABLE HOUPRB AND INTO CLEAN AND PliOPERLY VENTILATED CARSS. Route Ne. 3--lay Line. Over the same lines to WlJmington as by Route No. 1. Thence by Speoial Parlor tars to Ports mouth, Va. Thence, at 7 p. m, daily (except Munday) by the magniflcent steam rs of the BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by Limited Express. arriving In New York at 4 p. m. A seventy-one hours' run--only six hours in exo.assof all rail time, with the advantage of an undisturbed iaght's rest and superior accom modations upon the Chm ipeake Bay. Route No. 8-The Old Dominion Line. The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports mouth as Houtes 1 and 2. Thence, on Mondays, Wednesdays and aturdays at 7 p n m. by the magniilcem t sidewheel steamships If the OLD DOMINION OUMPAN , whleh Invariably arrive at their New York wharves at 10 p. m. A through run of 77 hours, eombining the essential elements of Cheapness, bpeed and Comfort. Passengers should leave New Orleans Satur days, Mondays and Thursdays to connect close ly with this Line. For 'I lekets, Checks, Time Cards, and all in formation, apply at the ofllos of the New Or loans and Mobile Ralhroad. A, POPE, General Passenger Agent. J. H. WHITE. outhern Passenger Agent. B. W, FOWLER, New Orleans Agent, corner St. Charles and Common streets. my4 tf t REAT JACK ~ON ROUTE. NEW OBLEANS. St'. LUIS A.;D OHIOAGO RAILAtOAD LINES. DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TBAINS, will depart and arrive as follows: from Olllope street depot from 1877: rn Ar. ATRT.V ] Express No.1.5:90 p. m. Express o. 9.10:0 a.m Express No. s6:aO. m. Express No. 4. :Ii a.m Nos. i and 2 run dally, a and 4 daily except dun a P PULLMAN PALAO SLEEPING CARB through to Clnlinnatl, Louieville, Ohuicao. Cal ro and Milan, Tenn., without chanae, and for St. Louis a sleeper is taken on at Milamn enabling passengers to go through without leaving the train. Friday evening's train makes no connection at Duquoin for Chicago. Accommodation trains between New Orleans and McComn nity: Leave N*w Orlans-sn0sp.m.- -Saturday-- and 7:8o a. m. Sunday. Arrive 9:2 p. in. Sunday, and 9:16 a. m. Mon aiketfor sale and Information gve at at Oamp street, corner Common, under ity otoL A.D. SHELDON. 4gant. IE. D. Faces.. General Manager. ml4 THE NEWoRLA AND" i I iOBIrLE BAIL THE GREAT THROUGH BOUTE TO T'P EAST. NORTH AND WEST. Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via St.Iotis. CARRYING THE U. 8 MAIL. Trains arrive and Depart from Depts. I ot of Canal street, as follows: DzlAWr. ANgtva. p~ress...... 6:45 m. lxpresse...-.n:2a. m. press......5:o0o V. m. Express...... 0:N6 p. in Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou. isville, Nashville and St. Louis without change, and only one change to New York and Eastern cities Ticket Office, corne of Carm and Common street, oppdsl OB INON, Superintend't. mhl tf J.W. 0 TMAN. Tloket Agent. COMMISSION MERCHANTS LEON QUEYROUZE. OSCAR BOIS. QUEYROUZE & BOIS,* Wholesale Groeers, DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUCE, At the Blue Stores, Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets. dei4'4 Iv New Orleans. BUILDING PAPER, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. A Substitute for Plastering, AT IIALF THE COST. , The ornamental sorvee the purponn of Plan. terlnlg and Wall R sapcr combInehd making a handsom- and durahn finish. 1 makes a rhoin wa rmr in winter and cooler in summer. Itat., mice, and other vermin will not touch it. Paper Oil-Cloth and Carpetian. This to finishod in beautiful nil-cloth and car et denigno, and make. an excellent covering or floors, in lien of oil-cloth, matting, &c., and is much chcep-r than ith.r, anrl equally imduroble, and can bh cPileand with wat.r a z required. Ismples of this Paper will be sent by mail to any address, on receipt of postage stamp. Addreno, EDWARD THOMPSON, meneral Agent of Mansfactures, 90 Bayrone Bt., New Orle sg La. NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER. CASPAR LUSSE, Nos. 476 and 415 Chartres Street, Announces to the proprietors of BEER SALOONS, and to the public, that having com pleted his immense apparatus for manufae S aAGER BEER, He Is repared to sell the same AT A LOWER PR OE than any other HOME-.MADE ARTI LE, and of s oodaality asny similar arti cle prod.eed gIn tlt e U State ih. m 8TEAMB0OA¶a OIO RIYfl, E iili i l .. I AND 1 al wn. Pne U? a Irtemps and all intermedrat voint--Th n assenger stea CIHALEtM 1OIIROAN, Albert Stein master. Honry W. Stein clerk, d will leave as above. For freight or passag~ ap ply on board. (r l.o WAYNE & WILLIAMS, mylSG 100 (ravler street. iEGI NAfElhI 'NAT A FlV1LLS AND NEWO011J ANI3PACKET. Leaves on tUAY J a ; vIll, Evansville. enderson. I W'awnerlown. Pducuah, Oiro, l emtnhts and all interledilte 1 point--The Paenger steamer TAtempeon Ilesl, W. 11. Miller, master Jn,. 5, Jones. Melrk, will leave as a bove. or freight or passage ap ply on board, or to.VAj NE Ai DOUOLA so Nate 0h street. - N. .--A plan of the cabin can be ssee an4 staterooms engaged bJp n at the of m124 VA N & WILLIAMS. OtYACHITA RIVER. a MESOHANTB'DI. IJIi INDEPEN Leaves MATBDiAYB. ao Ouaohlta City, Monroe, Trenton and Ouaehita Bivers-The fine, new, lIght-draft passenger steamS n VAl Joe W. Onrlton master, Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap ply on board or to OU~iiA8 , WINBUB N. as Natchez st., A. BBITTON.s Ora C qr at. P. S.rWll iSve through ills lading to Bayou a Bartholomew, to Bayou D'Arbonne, with privi lege of rehlpping. m722 N o A1 .I . pD IUA-1pIT hIih'f Leaves on ATUiDA .May 2a. at . p, m. • . . For Camden Jlorado, uuaenita Pi g Vlty, Monroe, Brenton and all land Ihs on Black and ousahita rivers Thefine, light-draft pusenger steamer Gas Hodge, master J. P. Mohr, clerk. will leave as above. kor freight or passase a apply on Aoar or to E¥ BlaWk, L te ONJY LOD J MO 1.UA , e. my2 Leaves evaey se aFoD DY., rgt t om p , Monroe and l way landings . The steamer t JOHtaN I 1ANN 1A. 1 (In place of O hlErity Bellk,) .D W. Blanks, master, Joe . omes, AcleArk, Will leave regularly as above. For freight or passage apply on board Qo tt Capt F. A. LANKS PreidenIt, - Canal Nt ee rnere set, P. 1.-Has regular connection with all the tributaries, fell tf ARKAYSAA RIVER. IREGULAB AK of1t4Am BIVE PACKET.. Leavreson F4ATUItD,\Y, Ma. 'a at U in m FOIL F(?ttT MIT, VAN it Dardamell. Little Rock. Pine Oag ff ani all way ilanding-The light draft. fine and fast pase-onger steamer CITl uoaI~ aII&VTI J. D. Flllott, Master, Joe Fifiott. clerk, will leave as above, For freight or passage apply on board, or to DOUGLAS & WINBUlIN, Imy22 85 Natchez street._ BAYOU ISARA. FO, l FO AVAY BAR A , WAT Iandi a - 9 teml-. wtweel packet GOV. ALLE. (In pli.e of steamr W. S. Pike,.) . roUwDA~ln I .~b8Xr DA, t I Leave ever MoNA fdIDA des um A. 0. hOD1)IN. s Magaal ne. INSUKANCE OIL. TIE IIEST FAMILY SAFETY OIL. THE INSUBANCE OIL is the only illuminat ng ol that thas the full indorsement of all the loading Insurance Oompantes of Europe and America. "The sample of Insurance Oil stands the high est test of flash and burning point of any oil ever tested for the Committee."-New York Board of Underwriters. "For illuminating purposes the Insuranon Oil is Perfectly Safe."--New Orleans Board of Health. "It is our opinion that the general use of the Insurance Oil would greatly reduce the number of lamp fires and explosions, and lessen the risk of destruction to life and property."-NewOr leans Board of Underwriters. Fathers and mothers who desire the safety of their children and homes should use the INBURANCE OIL. Put up in boat barrels and also NEW PATENT FAUCET CANS. For sale by Purollne and Portable Gas Light Co. or, and 97 Oravior street. New Orleans. And by JERIVEY. PETTIT A CO., Galveston, Houston and Austin, Texas. myl tf F. BUSC;lI, ' GUN AND LOCKSMITTIH. No. 21 Commercial Place. New Orleans. BELL HANGING, IRON RAILRING8E AND General House Work attended to at short notice and reasonable ptices. Also Vaults, Locks and Copying Presscs repaired ; Duplleate Keys of all descriptions made. Bare repair Ingh specialty my9'77 1y DENTISTRY. J. B. WALKER, D. D. S., No. 180 Delerd Street, Latest Improvements and best styles of both Operative and Mechanical Dentistry at most Moderate Prices, Contour Fillings a specialty mh4 tf LEEDS' FOUNDRY. LEBTABLIBI&ID IN 1fs.) Corner Delord ani Foacoher str.eta NEW ORLEANS. We are prmasred to manufacture .rSAM EJNdNE8, MOILEB, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR Kwr z,T, D)LazINo MAomrNaS, SAW Mkua, Coorox PnaeSSm, NzWELL Sorxwt, GIN GatINGo, FUNA.Ea HiOUTns, GaaTE BAN, JouDoo's Gor. m one, and all kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work, andh ery description of machinery for thr mba sm dkw Southern Shoe Factorv OF JOHN HANSEN, $5 and $5 Canal street, New Orleans. TO ALL 8LOUTHEBN CITIZENS. I am of the same opinion as yourselves and am determined to help build up the manufac turing interest of our native State in order to helo the laboring classe and keep the money. which would otherwise go to the North, at home. About a year ago I started my F actory. and b using the best material and paying my hiand romptly. I have been enabled to extend my tusines and support boa women and children that would have ornerwisoe lft the State. In orderstll to Increase my Fatory. I would arnetlycall on thmemerohantste, not only of the city.but of tle whole conry to ge me theelr ai ande loouraeSmmt. ý ann._.s oiM STBAM BOATS. RZD *IVza. POB 8HBREVBPORT AND JfFERBON, O. R. Dh ee, W. H. iMeChnney, master, Lavens ATUIRDAY. Mari. at n p. n. bgO r el drayPageor olsnitua1 lon Sl .be I4-at m'mnn " r, o.r, ora . O rleans,in torwarding freight oonsigneu 1 Cl lg e Shreveport Tuesdays. a &,. p on board. We r War . nnotemaer, eave t e UDAfth 0.1. UJa . tWy, G andt r,. ors. as, e Drhn' anl Way landl . Now UM AbeI , I.. Slnnott. master, Leave eery ATUDAYbell, m at p.m. Will leave reni rly ao above, Nor freight or Aoae apply on a d or to R D iau No. i Commercial lMaoe. VICOA~LUIWO. UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Win. 0ampbell. mastor. . A. Meay andIrn. t Moseo. nerst ord theo 1Yl o 1eoo, Suniow PRA CARLiN.PA O nte Sro h Hil ls ng gi en to lal i mdto n Viksburg . b tO ___ s.genta_____ segagaiaeet UNITERD STAT MAIL PACKET. Leave s e very 1$I1J) Pat, .... l .and the Bonde-- he fine and tasi passenger n. cket FRANX PAIIGOUD. . W. White mast.. r , Jlolm.s,.olerk Wit leave , aboeo nneotlng et Xiekaburg witthe r aro ino for all hont'e on t Yno adl Tallahatchle rivera. For freight or pa.esge apply on board, or to AAN I Am WORK, I. W. ADAMS n hrough BIlIs Q adlngiven to Tallulah andll tatlo t on YVikburgr, bar - port and Texas Railroad. mh27 W. B13. BIOCKE'fT. BATUBDAY VfKBfU1i 11C UITED STATES Leaves ov r ¶'t 1AT3.AVYat S ?. M Il eatchts an all nternedato a . jlljgc--The riasengor packet Iratehes, T. P. Leatlhor. masnetor, J. P. Muse, rgcd oonnoetlng at Vileksburg wIth tho Iarleot iJne," for Ya.o T1allaatohie anl Sun flowter r.'ver anwltai Anchor Lino for MemtnphisU (lairo r.u For f1ght o. ýa e Tanuly ,n board, or to 1JA 1NEY U W l Ro '; street, MITEP & CAILIN, ' ToIhoupitouls at rob Blls of Lading uiven to Tallulah arndall ttIon Fast oU Vl_.kiburg, bttlry-. O.. OKET ent, as Magat ne st OPILOUSAU. BE1UtIAB O AS iAOX. Loaves e D hbA "t q. (In place of Mandy No. 2,) . Broeaao, aster. E. uatrevauxb. elk, Wt W SlaboCoravi street. l, tf 21 o pmmercal Plae. S. -Oonneot wth steamer Minnie for ayon dea G . Also gives through til lading to Bayou Beufl, UPPER COAIT. REGULABR TRI-WEEILY PACKET. Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and RATUMDAv at io a.I n. - O.Ro AMJHLAND PLANTATION .Aseenslon parish, oavlle and all coast landnge--the fslne side-wheel passenger steamer IBLtU WING WO. AI, Geo .o. d Oba. Dean, clerks, WillIjsve Is above, lIeturning, leave. Ash lJnd lantatlon Tn edy, Thursday ad un da, eomtng dowa the coast in daylight. For freight or padge.m o a_ board or to an22 EC-.o0 A .ee onwUt street. P,. t. All freight delivered in the daytime. LAPOUROWIE. lMaI-WEEKLY BAYOU TAPOUICHIE AND COAEST PACKET THROULA H TO LOCKPORT. Leaves every TU1 IDAY and aATUItDA" ide The fine passenger steamer SELLA MIEUJIi, Joe Dalfoeree master, i. l. Alba 'e .! , Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY at 5 ' , m, and AoTURItAY at 5 p. m., for I ockort Pin tation. Return ig, Heaves Thibodaux every SI. I~HDAY and MONDAY moi ning. f, Ir.siglt or ,rasage aprtly on sord. 1' H.-A clerk always on landing, head of Conti etr It, to receivo freight. rmy2t EMI.WEErKLYBAYO LAJOUBOBE - b .The liht drauht steamer U. D. Terrebone. Master. S.D. Tm rre.bone cek. Leaves New Orleans every THUEtSDAY na MONDAY atn f,.m, returning every WED NEJHDAY and l.~ UlDAY evening. For freIgh or apai.atapplypon board or to HIT' L A OA ,4 Tehousitoulas street N TEBBEBONSAnON, Agent 7 Dectnr between O ontl Ond hnvnlle of . '. 8.-Will carry freight as low as any boat in the trade. Jal8 if BEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND C'OAd8T PAAOKET. THROUGH JHTO IIBODA UX. Leaves every MONDAY at a p, m. and FRIDAY at 0hd m, atoan rTHE PINE BIDE-WHE EL RTEAi HBNRY TE'TE, J. F. Aueoln. master. M. . Landry. clerk. Pays particular attention to way business aRnd returns dlown the Coast Sundays and Wedn~es daysD. For freight or passage app' on board or to B.flV IET ap 10 tf 1b0 becatur street. BAYOU LAFOURCHE HEMI-WEEKLY PA' KET. THE NEW PA SHENG ER STEAMER AMMUM P'S seN, P. A. Charlet, raster, N. Z. IDuapls. cHlerk. Leaves New Orlans every TUF'DI)A Y at5 p. a. and ATURDAY at5 p. m., f'r Laurel Valley' .slantation. Returnin, leave Thibodaunx very THUTbDAY and MONDAY morniulg. For freighbt or passage apply vn oard or to B. tIVET n tt 15 I) ur street. BATON ROUGE. Leaves every MONDAY at a p. m., and PEDAT T • nd MstiS m For fer:rn armd o. Liease ever o AY at mIa.n lift. to