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IVER hEWS. OFFICB NEW ORLEAN8 DEMOORAT, Saturday. April 27. 1878. Arrivals. ',ilt Mary olden Rule Natcheg, Isabel. As atltltiolt, Mollie Moore, Mary Ida. Departures. Wild Gazelle, Isabel, Henry Tote, Gov. Allen. We Arrive. Otiaohita Bnlle, Gov. Allen. Baron Sara; aeary Tet,. Eva, Lttfourehn: Marha, Isabli, WId OGael l, lower coast( : 'iTexa, Red river; Glden City, Oinclnnati;. C. P. Chouteau, Mem le Weather continues eloar and very ileas uta fair. eMtrov was recelving liberally yesterday . Ui leave to-d ly at p. n. for all way on the IBlalk and Ouhltn. rivers ro. ndC mdni (!,t., ( liod I n in m P.F Delab ate aP clerk. lAO notiioa to i lid river shippers in T of the G, ltor Valley was h' Ing ne Syesterdty and will b,3 most probably Dlished to-dly. A.tLketo r H1iw, of thn Golden Rule, for o of tlho u,,ln1n ltuin I'llt of yesltrday. - 'Natchez will d.fer her departure this i untll after the races are over. end his -tol tho lat ,elyTt in another colunlltt. - aube was Ibrouaht to the lanlting yes Golden City. JD In rgler master, will rtoe t -mor ow morning from the Ohio, and r1 Tuesday. ion atforget that the Beln leaves this morn I as unual, for the upper enlaqt. Tle Danube Cait. lCharlie Thorn, leaves to day f f Red river Instead of the T'exas, pre vpus ly anaoun'eil. The la le leaves Monday, without fall. at r ulsvil'e. lor paseenger afonmo atlOih e Ksatie Is withoutl a supor. anR i as !hewil In all trobability go up the river In a L ost desIrable trip is olTired. CapOt. S9Whewill command. Mr. Curt Ifolmes S. t , leaving tolnay for Itd river. tes Mlnden freight, reshipping on th,, Prank Theatoer arrived on time from Viekshurg. d wl return to-day. as usual. Thep Otiohita Belle for the coast to Bayou Th oze lle will return from the lower .btth ts evening, and leave Mlndtay, as usual. . The To sna wilt be on bertll to leave for the arid Macon Hatut day next. without fall. V. Oooley in command. Mr. H. Molalsou SO. L. and N. 0 PaIket Line setamnr o n ule, O. P. Shinkli, master. W. I. Sltw k arrived Thursday nluht from Olucinnati - et.irns to-day without fall The eoldlen e Is one of the erank boate o the Ilno., and is unaur ptsed in it for ntrmngth, speed and --fety, Bler ahin Is elegantly furnished. the hieae provided with the best the market .ot, her oufgers are polite and attentive. t a comiplete and well selecrtitl library .Ird tor the ben',fit of assoengors, also a band F. rtsl for their furtlher entertainment, and L. but not least by any moans a real news ".l.er is printed ablart filled with interesting ing matter and curr nt news gathereI "f-m points Ialong the route, aumrly at, ractiona -noUi are offered on this flue boat to indun, -travel nd that she is so ppular with the t ubli 1 not to be wondlred at. Capt. nkl l deter her dleItar lure this evening ti artef the racesa. t. Mar brought an nnehor, a tunimp. the ae ande lot of loos. cotton ,rom the Dawn. O[, har lie Drown is In ChargO of the D)anut e' Mi Mollie Moore. not arriving in time to leave testrday for Ht Litu l wIll g(, to. day. S.The ft. Pranlacis Belle leaves tdilly at 7 :: a. m, irom Bloeville -tr.t. for Westw,.g,. running In naneotion with the New Orleans and Texat Balroad to Donaldsonvilln. eTheln idld steamer St. Mary. .The Datforne meeter, lcolle 'lrk. lnavns to. day at to a. m1, for the odast and Bayou Lafourche, through to Laurel V¥lley. The fleet Belie, In plane of the Blue Wing No. :1, leaves to-day ,t to o'..ick a. m. for the upper 0a~ to the shland plantation,. J. A. Comsto'k S-t if n. Gon. M. Woo is clork. Tha tllablo Mary IIli. J. A. Ruts in crrm a Il aesv thle it a. m. promptly for thie unl r c aat to IBen Turaudl's rlanlation, Mr. Ed. iie has charge of tlhe omffe. S aohita Belle. John C(. I,ibano master. 'j, .M nop oln rk. leaves to-day promptly at a p. I, for Bayou Bars. Baton Rouge. I'laquemine -a-gii .I tlandings.. h r. e T. P'. Leathters master, .J. F. uei eka leaves to-day at r p. m. for Vicks l mall landingas. The rt Able, Richard Hinnott master. (leo. aIton lerk leaIves to-day at r p. m.. for :.andria Grand Eaore and lousahttnl. the greular soml-woekiy Bayou Lafourhe . ttt ASsumption. P. A. ,harlet master. N 7. Dtta| and Joe L~groue clerks, laves t-day t in. for hibodaux. etN Orleans and Rted River Tranasorta Oi1fot.o any's steamer I)anube Is re.elving to to- a fir Shrevno ort. Chse. Thorn com mtit:u; w ., Drown olerk Te iron ste imer Chas. 1' Ohouteau. W. H. h master, Oeo. Miltenberger clerk. awmto-G for Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis. odnttn line steamer Mollie Moore. L. J. &. ta asmter, leaves to-day for St. Louis and -d Iantter.edlate points. IBy Telegraph.l Vieattaro. April o1a.-To C. (4. Wayne: 'Ilihe Golan Rlle will arrive Sunday mornlung 3. D). H FiULIE. tExeange Clippings. Cinonati Oommerclal April '4: Cat. Jack De Har . of the lost h8iannon, Is in the oity. He has not yet made a contract for a new etmer. Chah rles NMorgan telegraphs to arrive frolm New Orleans this morning at li o'thloek, aix ds.y and seventeen hours out from port to o"t, Itnouding all derentiotns. Thebehenck will arrive from New Orleans this evening and return on' Thursday. fol 0oedbyth.e torgan on Satarday. mr. O. T. Dumont proposes giving an exsur -ion on the new iron steamer he is building ere for Capt. Kranz, who is here purcntasing her on fit and superintending the minor dn tails of her completion. This iron s ecaner Sil ply between New Orlnans and Grand Isle. The new boat Capt. Frank HIcks ec'ntem .lates building will be 275 feet liong, r foet beam and 10 feet tneth of hold with 2o foot space between decks, and a small abhin with only 10 stteorooms on each Ride. The cylinders will be 25 inches in diameter, or 2s inchls if he can net them, end they will have 9i teent stroke. Le has an eye on the machinery of the towboat Bo-e, or Ajax. we don't know which, but think lt is the former. He is consulting Cincinnat' nbuilders. eourtei-Journal. April 24: Capt. Lee has goen to St. Louis. but will be back in a day or two. Capt. Cannon rotirned from a visit to his homein Frankfort yistertnay morning Make your deekhants sign for the round trip. and then they jump your boat at perll of their liberty. Boats won't have many suits of sea men's wages if they adopt the plan of sea-going vessels. The new pilot-house will pot the finishing touch toe t beautiful appearanc, of the now John W. annon. ft p is Avalanche. April 'tt: e shlnd left Fort Smith for New Orleans onl$oday last. The City of Augusta is to ne towed t, l'iuadanh or Mound City shortly, there to, bi lengthenld t.cd onverted into a sternwheel boat for the White river trade. BE PR.aFRxRtD TO WALK. "8he's pretty hot. ain't she ?" said a back woods passenger. addressing the eOngilner of ia Miselesippi steamer that was racing with an other boat. "8o-nso" responded the engineer, as he hung an additional wrench on the safety-valve cot d to stop the steam from sonrping. "I reckon we'll overtake that craft soon." pureted the passenger. "That's about it." returned the enlneer. giv i':ng the chords another twitch aud hall',oing through the trumpet to the firemen to "shove her up" "One hundred and ninety-five." hummed the passenger, looking first at the gauge and then at the boilers. "That's a, out where she's rusticating,' put in the engineer. Then the passenger ran his fingers through hbai.r nervously, and walked about the doecks a few minutes: when he came back to the S rataer and observed: dn't you batter leave that boat go ?" " al't do it: must pans her." lta'osen we should blow up ?" ee," said the engineer, as he peeped over the to soe how fast he was gaining. " if it's twill of Provilence f-r this boat to blow up * have to st nd it." Tlen he hallowed to the flrean to roll up another cask of bacon. and to mix plenty of ro-in with th-'e al and give her a ittle more turpentine and oil. The next moment there wea a spl ish heard in the river' but befor th' yawl could be Iwered. the man had succeeded in reaching the shore and hltooed out : "Go on with the raeo. I guess I'll walk! " ;Commodore Bollin¢ein. W. W. 8HARPE & CO., PUBLISHEK.' AGENTS, No. a Park .eO, New TYark Are authorlaed to contrast for advertising to or paer, now NKINE NEWS. OFfIO NEW ORLEANK DEUHMOCRAT, April 97, 187..1 Cleared TYsterdamv. Ship Vlrgiola. Delano, Tar Liverpool Shalts &oo Brit bark Ootavi,a Purdy, for Live-onol DeWolf. Powell &oo span brig Enrique. Olive, for Baroelona D Fatlo &eo Span bark Anibal, Ferrer for Baresinna Charlen & (filbert Oreen &co Men schr Agnlla Mexiolna, aetafani, for Tampien - Master Arrived Steamship Alabama. Carrolp from Pennacola. via Mobile, to C M Moria--dl die 7 Steamshlp lHudson, Gager. frm New York. 90th inst. to A MonIton--dr dil Steamshio Tanpahanlnok. ( ookeny. from Havasn, Ia FloridaPorts, to I K Roberta--lst die 13: Tugboat Rentle .. ---. fr m Morgan City, to C A Whitney &co- a lgiers Rohr Paul Realy Young. it days from Laguayra, to master--Id die Mhtr .i'ara. Halvador, from Grand Caillou, to master --2 die 7 TR1AMBOA'T6. Warn Tda. Rni. from TTpoer Coast Mollie Moore, Allen, from RS Louis natrheh. Leathers. from Vinklcrtrg. :olden Runl. Shinkle, from Cinominati Mollie Moore. Allen, from St I,o-lu it Mar , Dalferes. from Hayou Latonrohe '"stel O Pry. from Port I~ads Clarksvllle. Smith. from St Martinville Aasumption, Uharlet, froml Bayou Lafourobe elolow--flmlae Up. Span bark Nervion, Gorocios, 4 days from Hlavana, to Puig. Corral &0o Itark Bengal, Loring, 63 days from Liverpool, to waster s-hr Rusan Rrantnn. Stork: 4'.. days from Montega Bay, to U H Schenck Exports TAMPTIO--Per sahr Arnila Mexioana.-410 eacke aorn FO hhl do 138 nkg8 sundries Ii A ItRELO A-Per bark Anibal-410 bales ootton 00 sacks 'ro-n I ,010 poe staves B e RCELONA--Per brig fifrique --990 bales oot ton 71 tea tallow 18 hbds do 60 bf casks do 7400 poe staves LIVERPOOLT-Per bark Octavil -9000 bales ootton '35 pre nak timber 80001 psm staves LI ViRPOOL -Per ship Virglnia-4961 bales not: ton 19.10 pno staves Imports NEW YORK Per steamship IIldson-Assorted mdso MORILE--Per steamship A labama--.0 bales cot ton to order-48t do A l (Caeeen-3 do O W Rentcll & co-130 bb resin W Ptonverse Jr &co-lot junk E Adler-1 sack gophers C RalIi'j --sundriee to order Total 419 hales cotlon 130 bbl, romin G(iAND OAIlI.OU--Per sohr Clsra-1 bbls me lasses BoRh & Leverl-190 bbls sweet potatoes I bdle hides tunater Neceipts of Produce CINCINNATI-Per steamer Golden Po'e-I box astings M 1H Applegate-9 Cbis whisky A BI let-3 bis hardware R B Baker-- 24 trn e E lnolth--4IO eke malt H B.srimer--et hales hat W e hadwick--4+ bbis sornmmeal H DeaBondlo--9 boxes eggs I keg of butter E F Deltondio-'-,o sacks corn i15 balms hay 4 bbls eggs L H Fairchild &oo---8 pkgs botlles Fin lay & Tbhomoson-9 boxes tobacco 18 hbha tolbacco S .1 Flatow -965 bales hba Gonthbe & Stevenson--9 cases paper (netho & Haid--14 pkg* mdse Mrs X Oonncl,,--7 empty bble S Heno--6- 6 bble pontatoes i bbis eggs 100 bbls floor 100 bales hay Howord & Prestmn--5 bble wntieky F Hollander-lot m chinery iirseh, Adler &c---I mules 3 horses L leaaes- .4 hosee md-e Insurtane Oil 'lank Co--5 bbl- eggs A Julian 5 boxes mdse Knowlton & Whitnomlb-- hlhd tobacro -onn E King &co--U bbls' ried apples I half bhd ehonlidres J It Kent &dro-I keg butler:10u1l sac.k orn Th'le King &co -15 tieroes hums 104 tuba buttel HIl Lawrence kc&o-5 bids whisky t0 hbbl vinegar F L,oeb -I do 2 hf bIle cider 25 bbis flour Lorhte & Cor ls-51i bdlns iron E R Levy-1 buggy J A Lum &on 0 b1,,1. eggs Miller, Grigeby &co-8 din kegs lard Melville & Petirs----Il bbls vinegar D Mori-rty - bole whisky H Mlehenent-- boxes mdre John 1 Moire &oo--fl0 kge eggs 97 oeope poultry 19 pkigs of buttler Miller & Mewr r--i0 safes M Mo craw- 0 pk.g mdse Jf H Mollier-8 bbl pork I bhl I,aens 5 boxes I .ggs W II Matthews & Bro-i-:o empty bhle 4:30 bxa Rnep N O & M I R-500 hbls pork C R Bioadwell- -2 pkee mdse E Offeer--untlry amdee N oi & ) It T Co -10 bbl- vinegar II Pohlmann & Son--100 sarks o-n tatoes 418 bale- bay Chas Pleas .nl---sundrv md e N 0 & R R T Co----0.t coop poultry W Iteavllle-5 pkgs hardware Rioe. Born &co--50 boxes bitter- L Reder &co-.5 bbli whisky Zuberbier & B han-310 pegs iron M 8 hwarts & Ilrn-- Odli twine Leefe & Tank--v boxes mdee Abe Smith--. oaks earthenware Stratton & Mayer-- 00 bhis bi ter Smith Bros &oo 14 *.d1e willows N Soha- gue 211 hf bbls park Schwa hachber. Frowetfeld & Pfenfer-500 boxes soap t5 tub butter Scbwabacer & Hirsch--5 bhbis whiky 5 bbls vinegar R F Theurer-5 do Thoe S1mms & Levy--. pkgk wagon t fl' A Thompson-9 pkgs , ,Ile E Vini t -411 bales broom corn 100 idls handles J Wnndterlin-g -7 pkgs mndse F " Thayer--6 t tnts J A Yurville - i bdla mdse S Wise-sundry do C A Whitney &oo -15 pkgs butter Zuberbier & Behn-- -156 saeks oil cake Anderson & Simpso, --18 do 9 bale cotton T I. Airey .oo--9U J W Buibridge &ao-6 Richardson di May..9 Lehman. Abraham &oo-1 Allen. Naugent & oo--andries to orde,-Total 31 bales cotton 19 hhde 8T LOUIS-Per steamet Mollie Moore-9 hhde of meat I boxes do 185 sacks bran 6l15 sacks corn to Glover & Odendahl-4-1 'sles onttob to Hickham & Moore-I ba wit' H H B erhbst-3l0 sacks oats to J A Blaffer &co--IS du (l T Buddecke & Son--10t do 6i4 sacks bran 334 escks corn 71 bale. hay Uhas Pleas ants-3 boxes eggs TA Hamilton &eo--100 bbls flour 00 hf bbls flon Birsch, Adi r &co--4 pkge mdse to Lagan & Makinson-400 bble flour 43 sacks oats to W II Mat.ews & Bro-820 macks corn to or or of Hir ch, Verhoff &ro--ol0 bbls oil to Page &c' 19I i'erdreanville &co-50 sacks oats Rogers de Mitchell --141 co 6i bbla flour Ichwabaoher & Mirich--5 teroes hams Vose Bros- I bz barns I hhd meat 50 acks ship stuff 90 bbls flour Vairin & Mortimer--39 do 105 hblh pork 141 bbla cornmeal 10 casks meat I bx do 497 eacks oats Ilos West &,o--t-95 hbs flour 1 sane mill N ) & R It T (o--1 ' pkge mnde Wain &co - 9 do N O &t It T o-undries to order-Total 23 bales cotton UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida-15 hbls potaloes to It Lacoste-cl' do 2 sacks wool J M Dow ling-8t boMs potatoes J M Walsh-5 doJohn T Moore &co--nndriee to order V I;iKNBU RG--Per steamer Natcbes--.2 hales not. on .I L Harris &oo--f0 Richadoon & May--50 8 B Newman &co--:8 Paynn, Kennedy &co--35 Meyer, Wets &oo--21 T L Airev &oo-- -9 Uhaffe, Hamilton & Powel--I8 Allen, N.eant &c-o10 H & C Newman 0 Msrob & Shlenker-tO lsapp Bros Aro--l1 H Alli son &oo-0 Jo T Hardie &co-8 0 W Sento I &co-5 order-4 L H Gardner atbo-3 Coras Bussoy-3 Nor v ood & Richards-2 Graham. Black &co-- Lehman. Abraham &oo-9 Vatien, Hawkins &co--2 Stewart. Bros soo-2 J P Harrison. r &oo.. Buckner &co-l E F Grows--l McGebee. unowden & Violett -1 Jno Phelps &co-l Ben Gerson-1 W A Peale-I John I Noble-7t$5 mackm cotton swnd N O Cotten ~Hed Asa clation-9- bbls oil T L Airev &co-- bhd tohacco E H Wilson & Mills-ll0 bale sheetings 1 bag ramples Bat son, Wisdom & Bowling--sundries to order Total 3-3 bales cotton 785 sackse cotton seed I7 b As oil 1 hhd tobacco ST MARTINVILLE--Per steamer Ciarksville-2 bales coton Vayne, Kennedy &oo-1 J W BIurbridge &oo-I A Tertrou--9 Clapp Bros &co-1 Norwood & Richards- 11 8 hhds nugar T Blierre &oo--44 do 19 bbls molasses Richard Milllken-llI hhds angar Clapp Bios &o-- 0 do Ber.-d & tlbhert-3 do Hit.- &. Car lin-3 do 2 hbhl molMeses Joe David--ll do H John son-40 do Jno Chaffe & Sons-t5 do J M Putnam-1 d , John I:alder-1 hf do l.oe A Ottman 13,t15 entot l uInmer Roberts &co-12 bales moss H Groohol--5 lo W Choema--1 do Loohto & Cordes-l do Beraud & (GihLrt-I do R Beer- I do 8 hides L Larceaegne-3 pigs honey E F Gross--S sacks wool J Dreyfus- sandriea to order-Total 7 bales cotton 179 hhds sugar 263 ,is molanr en ' hf do ItAYOU LA F'IURJHE--Per steamer St Mary-12 hide sugar V H Bernard--l do 3 hhls nolasses I hlf do 1' Lanaux----9 bbls molasses W H Betnham-20 do Richard Milliken-l0 do 3 bblw sugar Bush & Le vert-I do 10 boxe, eggs L Terrebonne-4 scks rough ri.e 3 sacks wool F P e.evin-- sacks rough rice H Williamin-1 bhl suaarj boxes eggs Bosh & Levoert I bbl tallow 4 hbds hides Knebel & RBqiet -lot hides I bbl talow , Claverie-sundries to order-Total ul4 hhds mugar 53 bbls molasses I ht do 6 scks rough rice 5 bbls sugar PORT E&DS-Per steamer Isabel-20 hhda sugar I 5i bbls molasses J Dvmond--33 do 1) R Periette-S hbbl potatoes F Ca'entre-13 sacks potatoes B Young t I5 do 8 Haspl--6 bbles potatoes Jospph Virnne--Si suaks onions F Cazentre-.- sacks rougt rice J David I -undrres to order-- Io al 20 hhds sugar 83 bble mo i 'ases sacks ronub rice BA YOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Assumption -3 bb a sugar L Meda--9 hhds sugar E W Burbank --9 do IS bbls molasses Allen, Nugent &co--2 do J W Rnrbridge &oo-5 bales moss M J Chapsky-6 do I 11 hbls potates L Terrebonne---2 sacks potatoes 4 I sacks inions Lanaux & Sons-sundries to order-To i tal It hhds sugar 3 bbls sugar 46 bbls;molasses Receipts at the New Basin Tangipahos -Per steamer J C Gault-1 raft logs to ord. r Pearl River-Per achr BRogue Homa-40,000 feet of lumber 75.000 laths to J W Adams T.nuipaboa--Per eohr Pippo- 65 cords wood to mastar Blind River-Per sohr T B Kemp-18.000 staves to master Bayou Lacombe-Per achr El--800 bbls charcoal to master Blind River-Per achr 8urprise-15,000" stavos to order Receipts at the 014 Basin Bayou Iaoombe-Per sohr Modeste-12000 bricks t mutrer Bltad Riv-Per. edar Clsmetine---18,000 staves to Rdet 3f Iailmsae. .Ww OBriUANR AND MOBtIL RAtUIDAD April K 170 pkge beer A Wale-- nk. papiker P Maoeou- do I' M'cresm-0 do Harmet &koo-i- pkg. toaleco Marx & Kemtpet--i0 deC A Whitnev & o 6 pkge peper Z Emmiek-10 tieres beama D Fate'in ro -:i cshe sehonilere Vose Bron-- 9 came romde W F Novell-145 eoeks peas order-3 care luam'er A H Delmse-9 pkge sundries Mrs F Martin-9 sacke do t VP W-rk-I bbl mineral water if T Hill-I keg t f wine Mme L '.emillin--4 casne mdse & Booth-9 du John Frank kco-50 -ks nots 8 Iteri & B n-3 onase mdee 1D Moffett &n0-157 necks peas J R Kent A&c i cotton gine J B Wolfe &rno-l0 hhds tolber Joe , King &00o-9 okge m cee Tkos Stimmn & Levy-- 0 Iulis butter C.H Lawrence &me-- 9 pkge paper J I) (rnesenes 4 do 8 M Itosenfl.ll-- I dol H Fmr on-' balts mdse Batecon. Windom & Bowling-' pkgo m t chiinery J H Thigpan--f balee mdle W H .etchford &.co-- do G Witting tson-- do Wallace, Cary &0o I nace d Levy, lAneh Schnerer &,c----15 dozen pail. H1Irtwtll & (Chambers-77 bbls ronin Langley, &coA -I ont mtde J P a rarin-I do II Kilteon--- do I' Loefler-l3 pkgn mdse J Roil--3 do E Dn)rrion- I hx whie.k v )r J (JI ,ones-307 thales. nctton eorder---I do Temple S C(ons &coe-nndries to order --Total 30H bales notton 10 bhhls tobacco RHICAGO, ST LOUIM AND NEW ORLEANS RA ILROA D April 36-17 hales cotton Richardson & May--l i do Meyer. Welt &eo---7 Bickham & M-oore----6 I & ( C:romwell-f- Valden, Hawkins ho--5 Alien, M.nget t S&,--5 r tnumbel-4 T L Airhy &en-4 H & C New. man-3 Stewart Btoa &co -3 TI J Ua ver---3 Payne. Kenne,.y &oo--9 Inn Phelps &o- -- 9 A lien. Wet & BnHh--9 J L Harrin &oo- 9 L II Gardner &cvr-1 Hlen ernon-I Ilhafle, uarmilton & Powell-- March & Shlenker-1 rnn Cbafle & one----. bhlelt t hacco ion E King &oo-9-0 do order--3 do o(lnt-hr & Ste venon--915 sa.nke onttrn need N O (ottm Sl eel Atoo il tion--9 empty bbls Pnroline Oil Co--4 eacke Iea note H C Porter-1 bx meat Wang & C(ottanl-3 hl. and 7 trunlk hle goode Olsen-3 bin fshate U Ad toue -1 btoi Dr H M Revy-3 hales canO. -es t lannollieerl- I bhl china II A Von Ulrich -9 canes ha's Ioenerth & Montereloer---5 canes nshoes H & N tmmorv--- toxes mdsa E J Hart koo-i etas mdee A COhapohy I do J Rime hco - I Oate mdie E H AdamI & IHen 4 onses hat' D Mercier & Son-7 bhi marble R M & B J Montgomery-i case l.*ts A A iechet--1 Ciaret agt--I box htes Bilnks Litne---l one mdae L G(,, I t-ein--I cane paper D P I'erry--1 cae pali t Britton &. lpler-- sd nacke cotton need Lonbliana l il l C, - "el e.cks peae John T Moore &Aon-171 dI DIvymend & alae den-/t bblee oil Septoel.ie Oil C1o-177 pye heer I YVa ets-- carn eto,-k -Ayeoa-k. Mitchell &co ---I de C Maelle &dno-- car wnold C Yoknmu-l deo O F Terry -33 pkg tobacco 4I pkge mrdne 50 boxes starc'h I1 A Whitney- &'o -1 rate notionl T Ilatrlger-l-O0 pkgn tob.noo S llernesheil & ro---'S edo W'ekrert.tih & iJ seph--9 rolln Ira her Howrnr & Foiinner-- hex nocle J Henry &in---- boxes eggs Wesoneat & Coanon-I nill saw Stauffer, Maoread~y Ac,-- -anndriec tn order -Total ri; talen nttfm 54 hinhe tobaco 3:71 eacks oct ton need 6: 9 sacks peas MOBGA.bl'B LOUIBIANA AND TEXAS RAIL ROAD April 9-9A bhrds sugar J W Hnrhridge kon---- do John I Adam. &on--A Ktobert. Hare-- I0 0 hbl mo aennes J M Putnam-9- do i bihle anger J, hn T Menie h.o-- tack wool 55 hides L SHrlr &on--: hale mossca O A Vine nt~--I hbb molalsse- 2 neacko Dtsatote L ltirolet - 0 .ckes onions A N Laine--ti actki weool W S Hannell-4 bales moss L Tlerrebone-- H Odell & Wrighti--nndries to order-Total 15 hhda sugar 6.1 btle mIoanese Clinton--Per steamship Jnseehine--r9 hale, hider leA blse tallow 4+ Pachks pecann 30, hales norttm (U A Whetneev &no--3 io L Godchanx- I do Clapp Bron & o0--v-e' acks Cotton sneed N ( (otton Seed Aenoole tion--snndrie to orer--Ttall 3105 'ales rtton From (Galveston- 5t sacks w ol 9 hales btdel 9A0i holes cent-to' C A Whitneey &to----3 bble ta low (or (ton & (Gonll-Tota.l'nt a hbale contton lre-e,-c HSanlago---'er rstenmnhbtl I t ]iarrit----fit Iae on kins 25 hbls i.*n I3 lal-.e wo,,Il 911 sacke dti IN bales hides $to0o' in .prcie CA A Whitney &tM,-- $ 10110 d, Anderson & Simp ion-s$li2 do Marso Bros &co g$167 do Zuberlhier & Belhan-Stli90 do, H F F anilers $-00 do (Iordon & Gonnile-- - r, l Prthmidt & Zeigler -YR hales bides N O St L & U Il t--'Totl $11,303 in el)eoie NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD April 2'--75 hhls mnolan·,a 11 .rnhnenn STEAMBOATS. RAT MW'. LOUI. I FOIR BAY H'I'. LOUIS AND I'PA84 CIUtItHTIAN P1'4t- . . .... . .. . 75 Cents STIlE NEW ANDI EEGANT LOW ressalure "ido-whool steamer f NEW CAIMEL.IA, Capt. William Hanover. will oommtinen h lr ro ular trips to the above , plale on WEDNESDAY April 24, Ieavirtn thi Lake End City Raillroad EVERY WEDNEDI4Y. on arrival of tbhs a. m. train, and returning the BAME EVENING in time for the 9 p. m. train to the city. Fl eight will be received at her landing, Nnw Basin. Julia straet -il,ds near Magnolia bridge on every TUiSDAY. For rates of freibght andt further particulars. aply ,OR Agent. No. 20 Union street. The aborve trips will be reuularly made unlesn Drevented hv hhrad weather or low wilter pi14 tf RESTAURANTS. BOUDRIO'S RESTAURANT, LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, Is now ready for the reception of guests. The Restaurant htaving undergone a thorough over- I harling Is now in a tat class condi on. All orders lift at LEON LAIlOI'HE'H. 2. 8t Charles street will meeo with prompt attention mhlr;tf .IARY & IA4 94HE. Pr prltors. I$ItOWN'Nt LAKE PARK HOUSE -AT THE NEW LAHE END has been elegantly fitted up and Is now open for the itMe8,un. TIHE RESTAURANT AND BAR cannot h, snrpassed. This spacious buildina has ju -t been roblilt. and has all the comforts and conventlonles t o ec-s.ary to Insure the pl.Ha urn of visitors. Among these we might men tion the neat and comfiorthii diniulng-room, and the broad and delightful galleries. Moderate Charges and every attention paid to visitors. mh 3am MIGUEL RESTAURANT. Phoenix House, Pontchartraln Lake End, Mllneburg, Old Iake. Having roopened, refltted and refurnished with all the latest improvements the above well known saloon, I lm now prepared to receive my friends and customers. Prices very r,,as onabhle. Orders for Dinner can he left with John TrlR conl. at the Custom Exchange. corner Canal and Decatur stroeets. mht 3m MIGUEL BRISOLARI. THE LOAN OFFICE. OTTO SCIIWA.NER, 17.............Baronne street......-...... Betwoeen Canal and Common. jalt ly Opposite Grunewald Hall. Is acknowledged to be the REST AND CHEAPESW OF ALL SOAPS. It is manufactured with BORAX, froe of any ADULTERATIONS. Patented and manufactured by J. H. KELLER. an iv . . ln o(ratvier street. PLEDGES! PLEI)GES! PLEDGES! I RESPECTFULLY REQUE-T ALL PER sons ,wing me bwk interest on articles 'edaged by them to me to pay for the same by April 29. All forfeited pledges will invariably be SOLD AT AUCTIO v. a P. .-The sale witl' ommenee on April 29. at the onrner of Bourbon and Conti streets, | throuah Plaetde J. Spear. W.to eer L.tO .1 t Ja,3 ALGLADE. Id Rlover tanr Tebas.r NEW O1LEAJS AND BED HV II )lANIS 01FIO BAL hWAY AND CONNf.TIONH. Through bills of lading and through passen ter tickets to all landings on Red River, and all railway stations In Texas. The bret rotre to But 8prlngs. The following splendid and fast steamers composing the line will leave as advertised be low: La Belle. Maria Louise. Texas C. H. Durfee. Col. A.P. Kouns. kotus No. S, W. J. Behan, Bonni Tee.. Dawn, gate Kinney. Hilvwr City. FOR lHlHEVFPORT JEFFER son, Hot Spritus. andti all land a inngs on Red iBver and railway stations In Txas. FOR HBRPVEPORT. Danube (, Chnrles Thorn. mnater. Leave- HATU.RDAY. pril 27, ats p. nm. No wharfboat charges, drayageor commission will be charged at mouth of tied River. Bayou tSara or at New Orleans. In forwarding freight ,nontganpd to the company by bill of lading. For freight or passage apply on board of the boats or at the offi.n of the com any No. 111 Gravror street. JOB. A. AIK EN President. M. W. JOvlCE Azent. RITE & CARLIN B RITTON & EPI'LER la4 LORD & MoPEAKE. Agenfe. WEEKLY GRtAND ECOXUI PACKET. FOR GRAND E<IORE. MONT. gornery. Alexandlria. Norman's Bar. bln's and way landinge--The steam, er NEW EART ABLE. Richard Blnnott, master Geo. Hamilton, clerk. Leaves every SATURDAY. at I p. m. Will leave as above. For freight or eassagr apply on board or to R. W. ADAMS. No. I1 Commercial Plabc P. 8.-Freight monslgned to wharfboat, mouth of Red river or to agents at New Orleans, for steamer Bart Able, will be forwarded free of obharge. auso LAPVOITIGRC . SEMI-WEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET. THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY. Leaves every MONDAY and THUtUDAY at a p.m. THE PASSENGER STEAMER gEVA. tIn place of the W. J. Poitevent.) U. D. Terreboune master. Tom Knee and M. N. L, ndry. ,, ARs. Pays particular atten'Ion to way business. Re Iuruling Ioves Thllbodaux overy Tuesday even Ina and Raturday morning. For freight or assage noiply on hboard. P. 8 --Th. Evn extolnds thi Thursday trip to St. Mary's (!liir.h. np,2_ ; If SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUIIUHE AND COAST PACKET. THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY. Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 p. m.. and SAT UItDAY at lto a. m,. THE SPLENDID PASSENGER steamer T. ARY Joe Daltfere. master. E. Alooll, clerk, Pays particunlar attention to way business and returns down the coast every MONDAY and THURSDAY. For freight or assagen apply on beard __ ___ tfl SEMI-WEEKILY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND c(OAHT PACKET THROUGH TO THIBODAUX. Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 12 m. and SATURDAY at 5 p. m. A OTlHE NEW PASSENGER STEAMEB ARUMIIPT'FION. P. A. Chariet. master N. . Dupuls, clerk. Pays partile· r attention to way business, and rtulrning lotveg Thliobalux overy Thursday and unhlay evening, coming down the coast in 'laylliht Fridays and Mondays. For freight or passage upply on board or to B. RIVET. inos Ins Decatr street. I'. H.--THe a clerk on the landing during the lday at the hend of Blenville street to reoceive fr ight. - ..... SEMI-WEEKIY BAYOU LAFOUBOHE AND COART PACKET. THROUGH TO THIBODAUX. Lecaves every MONDAY at 5 v. m. and FRI DAY at to a. m. i THE NEW PABSENGERB BTE.N *IEIWN TET.g J. F. Auooln master. M. H. Landry olerk. Pays particular attent'ou to way business. Re turning Iaveos Thibodaux every Tuesday and Saturday. corning down the coast Wednesdays and Hundasra n daRlight. For freight or pas sage apply on board or to B RIVET, los Decatur street P. 8.-Has a clerk on the landing during the day at the head of Blenville street to receive freight. BA T4U PI MAA. REGULAR BEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SABA ANP OOAST PACKET. Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5 6 m. m... BFOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO, Hermlt ge, Port ickey, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and way land. inas-The fast and s lendid assengaer steamer OIlACHITA BELLE. (BReresenting new boat building), John 0. Libano, master. John H. Mossop, olerk, Leaves as above, returning down the coast every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or passage aplyon board or to eRITTON & EPPLER, 5. Gravier st. LORD & MoPEAKE. 46 Oamp street. ann C. 0. WAYNE, lCe Gravler street. P. 8.--The St. John havihg been laid up. the OUA'HITA BELLE will attend to all of her coast business. BAYtOU ISARA 8EMI-WEEKLY PACKETS. STR, GOV. ALLEN. BTR. John J. Brown Master. A. D aIa Master. - . .~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO, Hermitage. Port Hudson Lobdell's Store, Baton Rouge. Planuemines and postofice landingrs Steamer Gov. Allen, Leaves every MONDAY and FIIDAY at 5 ., m Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ata p. m. Commencing early. For freight or passage a lyon board or to 'No. 4 Tehoupltoulas street. JANNEY & WORK, ysal No. 1in Common street. BAYOU MACQN AND TENNAMI. REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAB PACKET. FOR FLOYD, DELHI, WARSAW, Crockett's Point. Upper and Lower Tensas and all way landings-The light draft -passnger stetmere W. J. POITEVI NT, J. B. Sullivan, master. Will leave - - . -- -. at a p. m. TKIN'AM. L. V. A ooley, master, Leaves SATURDAY, May 4. at 5 p. m. Paying particular attention to all way ana plantation freights. For freight or passage ap ply on board or to BRI rTON & EPPLER, 82 Graver street HITE & CARLIN 4 Tchoupitoulas st. LORD & MoPEAKE. 46 Camp street, o324tf!. i,1PPK N 'A5OAT. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI WEEKLY PACKET. FOR BEN TUREAUD'S. WEL ham's. and all plantation landings The steamer aM AY IDA, J. A. Rufz master. Ed -. Nicolle clerk. Leaves TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT URDAYS at o a m. Retui ning down the coast on alternate days and in daylight. For freight or passage apply on board or to I fe tf W. J. COMAUX. 20 Contl street. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 1o a. m. SFOR ASHLAND PLANTATION. Jin Ascension parish. Donaldsonville and all coast landings-The fine s.de-wheel peassenger teamer RELLE (In place of Blue Wing No. 3.) J. A. uomstock master. Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean, clerks. Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ah land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Bun day, coming down the coast in daylight For freight or passage apply on board or t ;a 22 S. HENO. 19 Conti street. S UULE'b COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ANL SLiterary Instlture.-Day and evening sees slons the entire year; elective system; 32 branches of stndy: dally lectures; gymnasium exercise; special cars riven to native capacit). disposition, manners, health and morals: non saetarian; studonts free to college, literary and debating society: full faculty; large, well ven tilated study rooms, and all necessary appara tis: speciall lsseos in particular sades. for li$EOU GJ OIi A tO.VIl.E AND n Oomlols the fowing t via: Ti26 WHs . a OLD 0 . Y . OOLDAYNE, RULE, Bo bT, MITHE ia to. MAr sURhree OHEROK . Hý NEW MARY HdUSTOON. ONE O THE ABOVE STEAMER Sill leave New Orleans ever TUES AY. THURIIDAY and ATURAYm. connecting with all railroads and packet lines running out from Cincinnati giving through bills of lading to all points. *or through rates and all information a pl to . O. WAYNE, Agent, o002 tee Gravier street. Leaves BATUItDAY, April 27. at 5 p. m. FOl CINCINNATI, LOUIHVILLE. EVANH villan. l n ierson. HhawI-et wn, i'arlwnih,Cairo. Memphis and all lutermediate points-The steamer GOLDEN RULE, 0. P. Shinkln. master. W . I.hanw. clnrk. will hlave as ab ve. For freight or passage apply on board or to C. O. WAYNE Ira (ravier street. J. F. DOUGLAsH. i r, (lr.vler street. PTansngers ticket, d through to all Eastern cit les at reduced rates. ap2r Loeaves MOND +Y. April 29, at 5 p. m. o FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANS ville. Henderson, ehawnectown, Paducab. Cairo, Memphis,ble Vicks burg. Natchez and all Interme diate points - The maggniflent passenger steamer KATIE, J. M. White, master, will leave as above. For freight or passage anl lon board or to JANNEY & WORK. ap.!, No. 10t Common street. ST. LOUIM. Leaves on SATURDAY. April 27, at 5 p. m. C .5 FOR HT. LOUI4. COIRO, MEM IhIbis, Helena, Groeenville, Vieksbh'rrg and all Intermediate landings-The Iron steamer CHAN P. CHOUTEAU, W. 1I. Thorwegan master. (loo. Miltenberger clerk, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to JOHN F. (DOUGLAS, toe O(ravir street. F. J. WINIIltlN. 3, Natchez street. JAMES MELLON, :i Magazine street. Agents, Through bills lading slgned to 'inrr Bluff and statins of the Little Rock, Missidslppi River and Texa Railroadl. via Arkapoli-.. Ark.. and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis and Little Rock Railroal, via flopenld Ark. BIROCKETT & I(ARTER, apag, s9 Magazine strent. KOUINTZ IINE. Nt. Louis and New Orleans Packets. STEAMERS. J. R. M. REW,OR. II. C. TIAME R, B. O. *TANAUD, MOLLIB MOORE. FOIR ST. /)UTI, CAIRO. MEM phis ald the Bends Steamer MNoLI,IE MOORE L. J. Allrn, master, Leaves SATUIRDIY, April 27. at 5 p. m. I The abhove steamers will pay prrticular atten tion to all business Intrusted to them. J. T. BURDEAU, Agt., 35 Natchez street. ap5 tf VICK4ISURG. GREENVILLE AND BENDS. UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUEI 'AY at p D. m. FOR VICKRBURO, NATUHEZ Davis' Band and intermediate land Inas--Ti- steamer ROIERT R. LEE. William Car.boeUl, master. A. MoVa, clrk leaves as above, connecting at Vicksburg with Parlsot's Line for all points on the Yazoo, Sun flower. Deer Creek and Tallahatchle. C. (1. WAYNE. JANNEY & WORK, HITE & CARLIN ,Agents. Will give through hills of lading to Trenton. Monroe. and all stations on the Vleksburg, Shreveport and Texas RaIlroad via Delta. L;. W. B. BBOCRETY, Agent, del as MaRanine street. FOB GBEENVILLE VICKSBUBG AND THE BENDS. Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 p. m. •. an FOR GREENVILdE, VICKSIDURG and the Bends-The fine and fast passelanr r~asns FRANK PAROUI;D, J. M. White master. Curt. lotlmes clerk. connecting at Vickabu rg with Parlsott's Line for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchle rive:s. Boat reserves the right to pass all landings that the captain mar deem unsafe. JANNEY & WORK, R. W. ADAMS. Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon roe and all stations on Vicksburg. Shreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta. W. B BROCKETT, oce 38 Magazine street. SATUBDAY VIOKSBURO UNITED LITATN MAIL PACKET. Leaves every SATURDDM. DA. m FOR VICKSBURG. DAVIS' BEND FBNatchez and all intermediate land { in-s-The pa ssener packet T. P. Leathers masts J. F. Muse clerk connecting at Vicksbrg with the Parisot Line I for Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and St. Louis. This boat reserves the right to pass all land. ings that the Captain may conslder unsafe. For fretaight or oassage apply a board, or to JANNEY & WOIRK, le Common street. HITE & CA RLIN. 4 Tchoupitoulas at. Will give throua' bills of lading to Trenton Monroe and all st..tions on Vicksburg, Shreve port and Texas Railroad. via Delta. La. W. B. BROCKETT. Agent, my_ ea Magannestreet, UPKELOUIMAN. REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET. Leaves overy TUESDAY at 5 p. m. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU f sas, Port Barre. Simmsport, Church ville and al' landings on the Coast. Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-The new and light draft stamer FINCHON. H. H. Broad master, Theo. Jobtn clerk. will leave as above. For freight or passage ap ply on board, or to BRITTON & EPPLER. el Gravler street. R W. ADAMS 21 Commercial Place. IIITE & CARLIN. 4 T'bouvitoulas st. Connects at Washington with line of barges for Bayou Breuf.and with steamer Minnie at Himspiort for Bayou let. Glaizrra. ja2n tf DoN AlDIONVIL,. ! FORDONALDHONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. THE STEAMER H S T. FRANCIM BELLE, 1 William Gibson. master, Will leave the head of Bienville street at 7:80 a. m. for Westwego with passen ers for all sta tions on the New iOrlans and Texas Railroad. Returning. will arrive at 5:oo p. m. Same boat. connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train will leave at 8 a. m.. returning same day at :4e Dp. m. Freight received at the same olace up to 38:3 o'clock will be delivered at its destination next morning. oclO tf . E. PAYNE, Superintendent. STEAMSHIPS. HAVANA. FOR HAVANA AND KEY WEST, UNITED STATES MAIL LINE LEAVING EVERY WEEK The first-class steamehin EMILY L. NOUDER, S. E. Foote, commander. will leave wharf foot or CABIIIop street. TUESDAY. April 23, at 8 p. m. Passage rates to flavana, s.e; Ixcursien tick Passage rates to Jacksonville. $o, including state rooms and meals. 8 Through bills of lading issued to all pointe in Florida. i or Freight or pasage apply to i. . B OBERTS 12e Gommon street. Over Louisiaaa National Bank The steamship - -- follows on 'he - - - re lw SHIPS. FOR HAVRE - THE Al AMERIOAN ship J )HN PATTEN, C4pt. Dtn'an, in Snow loading for the above port, and hav -ing the greater part of her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For balanee of fre kht apply to DECAN & 00. or apI3 NOBTON & B.LL, IsOMANM LIEU jJ. a. NAIL , AWUiM.tllP The follofna low-presasre Iron IlemaMbM HARLAN I.O HARRIS. W. Plywfn from Morgan .t in onnipetbS wi orga Louisnl nd sas RaIlro.d Fr Indlanel.a via Salve.e um. Steamers leavin Morgan OiC aAT AUBA t . TUESDAY. THU I DAY, oonnect at transferring there to Steamer CITY O1 IUE FOLK both frelght and passengers Thronugh bills lading signed to ba.oUs id3 to all points beond on the Houstpn and Uentrai and 0. H. and S A. R. R., Internios and Great Northern Railroad, and New and Texas Railroad, via Cllnton, and the Transportation Company. Freight hobarged s per new card rates. San Antonio frelghts reneived and fr via Clinton and Galveston. Houston and A i Antonio Railway. Pe rasesm snage, via Uale veston The iron steamer I. C. IARIIM Will leave Morgan City SATUNfA Y. April 2. No corn received without orders, Lighterage at Brases fantlago at rdk and Freight reoeived for andbills tili onhy to Brownsvllle, via Rio Grands mmutoas a.er new tariff, less 25 per cent. relight payable In gold. Fer 'erpon C~hrlsti, PuItm a35 St. Mary's, via Galveston and BoH . port--The iron steamer ARIANNAM, Will leave Morgan City on SUNDAY. April 2a. Lighterage to Corpus Christi (lf any) at d exuens of consignees. Freight for St. Mary' and Fulton eaded a orert for all the above oln e foot of Lafayette street, daily. until a p.a. PASBENGCB AND MAIL RBOUT Per lalvestem, ensten anee Iea.i.aA. Passengers take Ballroad Ferryboat foot o Ann street,at 8:0o a. m., reachinB rgm at 12: r n m Eh C ingwi Ar JOSEPHINE on MOFRJDA ST. MARY on TURD4AY. IIUTCHINSOnN o HT CWDATY. MORGAN on MONDAY. First olas fare to Shreveporot t 7. -Tin hours. Exoursion tickets for the round tgip to d. veston and return, good for thirty days. Isamu tltkets and staterooms secured an I f. daily (Sundays excepted), at Agent's ofne r the Perry Landing. on morning of del gga Through tickets will be Issned fomth to the principal points on the Houston T Centrl Railroad on the Internat Great Northern Railroad. and Texasa RAilroad. O. A. WHITNEY & 00.. Agept. ie 1. Cforner Magazlne and Natehen b. MOROAN'8 NEW YORK LINE STEAMSBrIS d The followln Ai Iron SteasbIsls ffrm this line LONE STAR, ALGIERS. NEW YORK, MORGAN OI?. The Iron Steamship MORGAN CITY, TUESDAY. April .8. INSUBANCE TO NEW YORK X. reight for the above ort received the@ of Morgan's Loulsiana and Texaslla f of Lafayette street, daily until Dp.m. Forirelihts ap l to eHAR oA.A. ITNEY ad 0a., ant tea jelly Cot. Natchez and Mbnaaonestrew. S NOWTH OGRMAN LLOYD. ITEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NW O.0 LEANS. VIA HAVBE. SOUTH AMPTON AND HAVANA. CI The steamships of the North -S-" man Llod will resume their Begular Trii. as follows: From Bremen. From New rlem NURNBErR. March 20 About r ay 1 HANNOVEP - - About Ma 1s. BRAUNSHWWEIO. April 17. About sMy l. These steamers touch outward at vre Havana, and on their home trip at avene a Southampton. PBIgEB OF PA~8AGE: From Bremen. Sonthampton or Hare tO M. vana or New Orleans-iabin. l (gold): tge ag fe . gold) From e drleans to Southampton. v -ree Bremen-Cabin 10 (gold) ; Sterage. { (.. From New drleans to Havana-Cbl i (gold); Steerage, Sia (gold). Children under ten years, half prioos; b dren under one year. tree. EXCURRION To the Paris Exhlbltn. Reduced Rates for First Cabl O0I y. From New Orleans to Paris and back to b l Orleans by a steamer of this line (gold) 2ge. From New Orleans to Paris and back to York by a steamer of thbl line. (gold) .820. From New Orleans to Paris and bac to Balti more by a steamer of this line. (gold) 0, Tickets of the last named class (( ortimo e) are good only to October al. 1878. SThe comany reserve the right tocg l~an route of the steamers, their advertised days de arture and the rlces of parss e Passage tickets Prom Bremen thm or Hare to New Orleans lssuetdbthen i ~or further partculars ap tO ED. F. STOCgM.E B & 00.. Asenb. auti 14 42 Union stre. _ _ LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN S. a. LIE.L Tons. Oommandeas ALIOCE......... 120....... ...... George. CHANCELLOR ..i.60...io.....0. Reynolds. HBBRYSOLITE ...l.oo... .....Jones. COGNAO........... lop.....W. Aiken. COMMANDEBR ....... oo......R. Ellis. CARDOVA ....... 14.. 17...... W. Lang. OOU NELLOB 5oo .. r.... .W. Tutton. DISCOVERER ........ Bo........ R. Wllli5U50 EXPLORER........2.. 1o .....W. Jackson. FIRE QUEEN........ 11o .....Williams. GLADIATOR. .....100 .....L. Jones. HISTORIAN.... ..... iso .....W. Wallace. LEGISLATOR ......1.0......T. Burley. MEDIATOR ..........2010... J. Hanneyr SORATOR............ 1342......J. Corbishiey. OBERON..... .......12o......J. Campbe. I STATESMAN.... ....1is......W. Hunhes. VANGUARD.......... 140......- Valiant WABBRIOR .......... 1220...... L. Jones. The Rtamshin COMMANDER, Ell s S.Com.d.. will sail on or about-- -. - -. 1878. o 8 wharf. foot of Esplanade street. Will receive cotton and sign through bills lading for the Continent. between Havre a Oroistadt. These steamsehips,. being of light draft w cross the bar of the Missisippi at all ti without detention. For freight apply tol del ly 8 arondeetstr O. BEBRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BE1TW - NIEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL DIEGO.... .....lees6 ons.... .Cae Gasanasa GUILLEBMO......1i2 tons.... Capt. FEDERIOO.... ..14a tons....C.apt. B PEDBO.........».. "r tons ...apt. NaMuo CABOLINA ...»...l.s tons ....Ca. Ble GRACIA ......... 9ae tons....Capt. Arisms BITA...... ....... 899 tone8.... Garter. JUANA............ 757 tons.... C--. The above powerfully built steamships enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trae ing the coming tall. Will receive cotton..n sign through bills of lading to any ports o.if Continent of Europe. Them .en s mh . t wlor s oet.r aa i ,natt.