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(ITY AFFAIRS&
Ni1tlMWAflIM M
tIhet Meld r Mal 1tp an the Plfrree and
Atout half-atpoC it Wodnlak Ianlrdlay night i
rptl attempt - t~ high~ay tohheny wac eumi
doin t iIIIu IOnkWo mete at the etoer rof
5*.r1 IL ,monu streets, It app..... as Mi.
ai;- iete was Pasnlg the ahoes earner, he
appt d by twoiinoiuwn men, one of
Woom eei~ed hi from "behind and planmed hie
bad over his mouth, while the tehet titled bli
Ater eeowrrnp Mr. terJaret pehet
anslt thley lk the money wkihk wae to It,
n5 to Ave follate, and then returned the
et: k to him. After the hi hwasywem had
v the money, they lost tie N Ine besteg
a hr ey teteat. tinwio to Ithe dheknees of to,
mdgpt, Mr. fActe Iotlilul neil ace th~e Itaee of tIhe
anti hene owill ntot be bln to hrlenlity
*AVVI pusAp A T3lMlflLH PuATAW
The prompt Aetiont of Na t Orhter,
i nday morlning an sacilent Voourred tn Mth
Irste sreet, betWeen (lommetniel Alley and
Ul . str'eet whioh cne neast tertmlinaing Vet?
pfitt . I. i pet that a Yuth Ws Hildl
b n reha when the nllal a ipped aI
iw t1.w rider beneath the wheelsn o IA t of
Spollo street line. A lady in the ear
the 1otth fail and enrasme5d. the driver In
ly pu1t on his breaks and a life was eaved,
ti was taken from beneath the wheels atd
W ee ound Ir Ie only lightlbj itJured about the
bmak, and on belng saked det4ined to give hie
iathe,
April Poel,
1~lte newspeper April hia. took well yeeerdty,
ndidreoea vilited tirunewahl Ilhl to beer the
ePohote and In the afternoon roewd setrolled
mtit to the levee to hear the Plynmoath fire a salte
t itUs to departre., Notwithetandlng this
e.ero later in the afternoon not nn lt diidnal
Se found who would admit risiting either
lee. The number of ladles who were so sorry
doors of Urunewald Hall were emosed, and the
]Uquads of men who said "they were nmerely wailk.
ln down t hlarone street to take the ars,', were
esond eomputation. Uutionlty lesa strong factor
titutnsn ellon, and yesterday evidatuvre the
Iot that thit onnmmunity h s its sh.ese of It.
In the .s Ltunda.
The g,. bCharles rntunlla of a wet ni1bt is a
tery dull plaie, but when that wet night com.es
o nltiday It Is eisoly worse than doll--it's
nmy. Last night bitt few of the politiOlsne
iI members ol the .eglslatnre put In an ap
earinee, antd fie few who did had no important
we to eomtnlidnate, The talk therefore re
04d back to the dAlceuseslo of the Ienatorlal
r tlion and the coming Uiommieston, It
ogdht that to-day there will be a tenator
ted in the Legislature, and several name
Were tmentloned as the senumcesful one.
revlittes.
e llittle bo pinned i piee of paper on the
fIe etiletan ' eOat-tll yesterday, and after.
WaeI he said hI didn't care to sit down at the
dinner table, and the old geatleman Mdays ratiant
alee. are morebrittle that he thostght.
et#r brourghit with it a a grd display on the
att of the ladles of the new spring stylelIIn
sreletc and hate. After the neveral churches
ai losed the morlnng servioes the etreeus were
rilit6 In rich colors.
"here was the usual quantity uI sntp0leouns
tIiagee and silk hate filled with brIcke die
bted hbat town yesterday, and the usual
t t llf ndvduals who forgot that It was the
kit of April.
The wharves are now Is such a dilapldated one
dtlbon that steps must be Inmmediately taken to
preTent their entire decav.
The Leng, level stretches of commons, covered
Witk thelr new erpyet of verdure, pres.te njlset
Now a pleasant plellre to Ihe eye, The greetn of
e yOlng .gatse ls soft, Irlight shade, is most
ft'iebling, and gives a tone to the landserpe thlat
is peculliar
The evangellet, ev, Mr. l1haw, Iheld an open air
ieVaig yesterday afternoon In Ia.fayette ifqunre,
and his sermon was listened to btiy very large
th inrla le spoke from the platform erected
the Friday mieas meeting, and his powerful
voae conuld be holrd as far as lPoydras slreet.
nlIT" AND PollI.tE ITRIIM.
A.r's'lrsti hitantAn.- About 2 o'olock MHn
day morning an attempt was made by hitrglare
enter the shoe store corner of Calliope sand
nktapert streets, lut on the approach of the
0~or the thieves were frightened off
lAttanxv,--lsdeie Davsi stole $1l8 21 lftm one
sin iavage and asplnt Hunday in the Third
ient tatlion for the crime.
AMttmta1SNTg. '
oroan Ooos..-The bill of this excelleot Iady
i be of sach a character that even the most set
Pise of the callers at her reception, on Frlday
lIet at St Patrick's Itsll, will be o6mpelled to
iaugh. The entertatiment will not only be amas
nIg but nstructlive and, we hope. proStable to
I. Paul's Church, for whose benefit it Is given.
Aoenasv or Muont.-Mr. Johbi Thomlpson ap
eatd to a large house in the galleries last nig
"l On Hand. We have no partioulr lking
ý e play, buht must defer to the appreciation
at the house which thought it was splendid
Iudging fron the welomne they gawr to our old
aequaintance. The same bill tot-night.
VAnt.tien Tntarns,-The "Marble oeart"
to-ilght, with Hinsa hind as lar,. i The per.
ibmanoee Is for the benefit of tisse ltan, whom
*Iwtsbody should know by this time. There are
vets few seals left. The peorformanee will be a
bUlltant one, and a boiltting one frt the benrilt
othisls talented actress.
On Thursday next the complimentary benefit
to Charles Pope takes plaie, to whirlh we will
givl due attention another time.
Toe onwrsOunAn (ntrmnnta.-On the 13th of
this month the Uontrahand Children will give a
grand negro ninmltrel perfirntance at the Varle
ties Theatre for chasrtable purpose, The enter.
taltment will bn good, and will comprrlts a
ariety of sketcrhe and burlesqurs. The Ulntra
band Children have already done good work for
e charitallble institutions, and on this occasIon
It le hoped they will hIn patronlsed as liberally as
they have been heretofore.
.... . ... - - ·--.l -~.... ..
River News.
OFFIOB NEW OItLEANS DEMOOBAT,
Monday Morning. April 2.
AntivAt.--lIabcl, Emma, Trenton, Eva, Ble
Wing No. ,, St. John.
To Aaaiv--W. J. Behan, lTed Rlver; Golden
1k , Obhio Assumption Henry Tot, lafourohe;
a rar ad barge, t. Lou G Iov n. ll Bayou
aa; B. E. Lee, Vtckebnrg, Bertha, Opelouess;
o H. rn Henna, bhannon, btella Blook Ouaohita.
Yeterday was warm and cloudy, with promise
of rain.
The discharging of the Centennial was the
sum total of business done on the upper landing
aterday while the lower was enlivened by the
the arrivals of the Eva, Trenton, St. John, Blue
Wing No. 8 and ht. Mary.
The leet and beautiful Thompson Dean leaves
- at 5 p. m. for Memobls, Cairo, Louisville
and Cinoinnati. The aooommodations of the
Dan are unsurpeused, and the fare equal to any
hotel In the country. Every inducement for a
Sand very pleasant trip is to be found on her.
Oatanu W. 3. Miller commands the Dean, John
8 Jones clerk.
The Trenton leaving every Monday and Thur.
dy btr the Lalourohe, goes through to Thibo
daos each trip and takes freight as low as any
boet la the trade.
The regular Memphis and Bend packet Ash
Ied, John A. Williams master, James S. Alexan
der rk, leaves to-morrow sure at 5 p. m.
The O erokee follows the Golden Rule, and is
due to arrive.
The Golden Rule, from the Ohio. will be at the
kadia today with a tfull trip, and tis announoed
toretorn Thursday. The Golden Mule is a new
boat, Aftted out in the very best of tyle, and with
n eye single to the convenience and comfort of
r s. 0. P. Shinkle commands, W. I.
Sreulr tri.weekly daylight Upper Coast
r. , Louis Ranson master, N. Ranson
S0l . Q e eo lerks, lves tomorrow at 10
, w. t he Bes Tn&uad plantation.
n6 tegutar t-weekly Lower st paeket
SOot, r., mster, J. . J. novan
rc 1 pan. a mA_
teb O#~blr~B~
per. ~e~, QF
- P"ibft a rio yrtl yha
''bte petleP It.oob i#. Le.e will be found at the
landlig this mnrling rtaetlunl to lave tb-mnrt
row tot Viekebitrg aud ill mt1 a laidio lt. Uapt.
William Oanmpbell in eomnmastt A. Matay ih
th oloe, iiisted by Lpsr, Johtn Moee(OP
ie new, et sand handsume N ew Otrfeae and
c ~its Tranltttltkt Gd ompan'es Mteamer
Jolo it, tanna (in .let of tte oblt elle),
J, W. li, atk maneer, Je Holmes alert, leaves
Wednesday, a. tiunal, for Onlh.lta (Uty, lee
her adyerfitenetlt In sattther eolumn.
The tiettha will teave Wad tedae, as tu.stl, for
the AMtohafltaly thrdtiglt to Waehgiuton. I. H.
Broad Waster Theo, otttn stetek,
The Lotuts o, 8I, of th e ew Oetleate aid Ned
Rivetr itanoprePtin tl uOmpany, Iare Datnetlai
mseter, Jote tdtd .letk Is ereelting to leave
Wedneseday for fitrevettnrtod Jeeffteton.
pttAllt O1tA ltPPlOCR,
o. Lotttt0, Mareh 0I,. --We regret to leant that
sapt, Jla. ii, Tpehttll'll lyintome rtRe more nn
favorable and that btt Ilttletom of his recov*ety
is enterttaned.
Ulneintati tlnmmettal, Mate : fithlptille.
March 21 -- Wlliam etlwood harteeper on the
steamer Ubearles MIogan, whille at the whetr
here to-dny shot andl seriontly woirndted Johtln
Weetfall, barkeeper on the (tray silale.
Meataet., )lareh Sit 940 p. nu,-- Private tale
rame from Pine Blfa to.day anntlotinee the sinak
and ptrolable btotal ,toe of the steamer REli,
which left thte port for Arkansee river last Btort
day, in paite of the (toverntr GartLand, bIrned on
the l1th ttletant. The 1llt was ptreoliweed by
Uapt, 1I. Ntowland, ac annottaceed in these tlis
atithee last week, for i900tl, but was afterward
utrned over to the Metm his tnd Pine luolt Mail
line Packet (hoipenny e #1000, alnd wae li etedl
ately miide to sapply the pltae of the irtl.ttd,
with U.pt, Nowland In conetualn and with the
enatre crew of the rtrlatld. The kllts made tihe
innt to li'ne Bluff with a splendld trip, and
hltd platted ton her return to Mempthis,
the prinbtlat itetme of ecar being 87 hales
of nction for Memphle and 791 batretI oil
tlr teshliptment here to t(lutlnntttl. Tihe dia
patches reteied are very meagtlr as to the per.
it iat- of tier inking, only that she etltrlk an
obrttudatln nn Test tigt at ltowc 1ie tntt
ot., tffiCfro tmilen s below Pine Bluff, and but a short
diet-anton from where the hLegal l'enler and iort
(tlbeon were sotthk. lite went down tin eight feet
of water, and ie reported itieaking Indly, and
will probably tprote a total lons, The cotton wta
Ill btaken off ntld tloated to shore, T'he fills
nmkes the b at I steamer lost, flIe sunk and one
burned, by thislne ine the tIpat fourteen monthe:
three of whloh were .ommandel bUy Capt, ,,1.
Nowlend, with the emne crerw with oine or two
exceptions. Elichia Rleae cti.l Etngene P ,tmllth,
who are claseed the hest pilste in the Athkenea
Itver wetre on the 1tla,, The Ell was insttred
for 4l0t U inlt olt.lunallti ooee,
In referring to the rfecat trip of the UJntmmnn
weclth tip the Waetshl Rlter the Memphis Ata
lanbhe Amye. "It is the flrst time in history
where a 111110 eteamer setended this stream, she
broke telegraph wisre in twain, and by them had
her jtkealtff, top-knot and the leavrs orf er
chlmatneys knooked into pleces. At leant two
thirds of the people of the Wabaeh Valley never
maw no large a vessel, and their aetobslhment
was great at the might atlbrded. The boat had
but three feet to spare betweetn the railroad
bridge pIere, through whlob she had to pae., At
the Filand flrm of Mr. ltibelre, where the bend
of the river ie leven tmiles arotnd, the steamer
took nn her entire load of I1 ,(1)g peokagre, and
all for one man, as named. The eatgo embranes
11,134 skl.k of rorn, 1il0 kble pork, 810 tiertee
lard, 401 bble of flour, and 1W coope of chickene.
About a 10t1 tone of the lot had to be left for
futture shipmetnt, the boat not being able to
att-y more.
Vtuaseono, Marthb MO--The Gold nollt left New
Orleanl btehlnd the lee and passedl her tuller
way In lllpht of the city. hest her here one hour,
Three hundred and seventy-nine cabin anrd ti411
deck peaeetngerem tl0 tOIne through freight.
Will arrire at ltininntatb Itmmediately, it nrot
soener, l,eave with dispatch.
Olut, DroTer ILtArMtnC.
We dto tnt voticth for the truth or the fore to
Ing. iltr cotreapndent ie evidently xcitel1, - ld.
MARINE NEWS.
O(Iplii! 51W OIlICANl 1011,MiX1,AT,
April 9, 1ll7. ,
Ar'ielvts.
Nblpl Nm'hlleimnptln, Vr'ank, '71 ldna rfom Iiratnrpil,
to nltslr 4lth llll
klip 1tlinlllta, W1'ork, Il7 ldoas ctrl ,irlprnnl, nt
1,vtll & ItAlteV -4th1 dla
4chlr Anita., lin!l, A days Ilom Iloiierols, to II '1'T Iat
I'ntclennlal, llAvidlenl, flmm Nt Lnlltil
Mt Mary, I'Prntl fromn Ihrrvlporm
'Tlonlmn, 'Inti-i'Plhnll P, fTiolI T'I'belld i
l2,nnta, I lahtphi, (obnl Ltower (loeta
tealwl, O Pry, fi.ill Lower Onset
Welonel, HTarry. from Lower (aset,
It John, Iotrgrtna, from 1Iton ll.tiga
1Eva ilanlont, f'roml 'lreRm d i'lallnt,
inea Wlig, No I (3 ol.nstoik,fnnm I.'lea.nil P'lanta
llieslptn of IProduar.
NT 1.O11lR- Par sIltamlrl' (ontlfelel----fl0 hills -
lean Then KinLg--l109l sakn braln l0 bbls flour O100 hf
do trs te. lardl I10 tobnion palls order---- scks ship
stnff 1344 sacks mrr I14 bbl4 flboor (.odlon & (omlls
-10 tIeraes h}ms (lat k & Moasder---9i i tl lmeat J II
Woodes &n-- I do 1i holes 10do50 pkgas beer it Vn,.ter
-4 ta. do r.0 blND poiirk l'rudlLhuniull & Brig~a--97 eks
do 101 seokn lorn :id bbls limor u0 hils mteni 10 hbls
prk lllank's Line--I pkiL Ilbutter r0 bison eggs 75
Ibi flour V IIeh undto-.- tuls bulCter J Nelson kirn
-I7 do rA I's Ilrd llhnlldl & elenler-IoS e1aks k otn
(lsari CUhiniofln-tlO90 do '11i bble flour 100 hhla tomel
Hihwa~lhoher & llrinch-- l beImea eggs 1) A (livein &
fInm--lC io J4 M Pederson-- di Mler r & Myer-.-7150
bbid flour Poerdlreanilol &Cl, --- 100 n tni hal ldo rifr,
heloIser IIre.--- sUilt hbi loutr J A Ilnigr .--- :177 do
Valrin & MortimP'r-97 do I14 biRbl meI 1141 hbi.s gritl
110 hia On"Pt (tlover & Otidondlshl----40 litlen fllsr 110
bll miei lithlli pork Will pkg ilainilta I1:1 pikga
It IT ' (lo--:ta Ite lord Ibtrke & 'lholnalpin- - 101li aL
waitl, (I Anl. k&,'O--- 1t0. I la h nilt 10 pkes milan C A
1Whittly &i'n-a--l billa meal .1 I itrul, &o0---- 1 I dol
00 hula lomniny lingplw A. & Alithekll---l13J sacks its
P' 1 iultnu, hlI,--15 billl tlork ilie & (rIarlin----N hbhla
winio I ,truhrliinnlr-- Ih n ' Tlhriide--:1 plkg mitl
lralinnh, (!ltroks l o---11 e liter O It Kraratndlipk a
-5 bMbl nil (I i'itard----9. Ikg mt ila Il (2 Arrny --
bhla oil 4J t Altkesn & Hnm--W b hl eel a rced rterink.
son & lerlta--i bhli ilda tl Itern &oo--t0 do WI P
moile-- do J nhlwarts -141dl d I'~ar.in ---4 pumps
Itlan, Dlorn &o ----9 lo Ikga wIl'te led Ji Voelkol- ---li
pkSae dse U held nmules 40 lead horses Williamin &
iurknRer-stledrles to order
1illmVERIRttl 'T--'er tatamor AIt, Mary--900 bal.e
nl4t.on N () & RIt T (lo--UUW do F 1' tevin-.--71 Jno
(huit & Nonel-70 Jno Phelps &co--.l10 J L lntrrlr &,
eo--79 It T lBukner dA Ilro---t17 lChffe, Ilamilltn &.
P'owell :3t T I. Alrey *A0 -31 0 L Wallneley &io-
AS Alone, lohletk A Anty --Uti Meayr. Weln &eon-l
J W Barbrtdge iko--9l J H (tardneor--0O (W entel
&oo-llI Jun '1 Itrdle &on-.l order-14 P'yne, Ken
ilnot &to-l llritton, Moore & Coleman-- 0 John I
Adaen ioon-d4 Klrkpatrick & Xelth--- II J Wilson
,. r- (MnOar ChoplI ---4 ltlihardlon & May---9 1 WV
HIawllnl-1 Lehman Abraham &oo-000 noks cootton
aeed motl .lJnn (tties & fIls--9 hales wool J W ]lur.
brldge &oo-10 bides Odell & Wright--:i H II 11 an
aell. . do Horter & lenner-401 head cattle Ayook.
Mitcbell &dco--- sundrie to order--Total 9210 bales
cotton
TllIHODA2UX.-1'r steamer Trenton- 30 hhds
sugar (longer & Kelly-14 do I1 M Itoott--ll bble moo
lasse. John I Adams &oo-48 sacks rton 7 hae.o mosa
V H Ilernard--aundrlt to order-Total44 hbds eangar
IS bibl moilanat
LOWER COAST-I'er steam. r Enmmna-andries 1
to ordor
LOWER COAST-Por steamer Isabel--sudrlee
too der
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloen-sundries
to order
BIATON RO(lO--PeIr steamer St .John--0 lbales
cotIon Temple S Coons &co-i- do Payne, Kennedy &
0o- I do Renmhaw. C(mmack &co----l sacks cotton
aied N O Cotlton Seed A ociatiaon--110 hbds anglt
lhobhldt & Zolgler-30 do B M Scott- 7 bbls cistern
bottom Richard Millilkln-137 bbla molasses MoStef
& Value-slndrles to order-Total 1I3 bales otiton 140
hbds sugar 7 bbla cistern bottom 13I bbls molasses
TUI3RAUD PLANTATION-Per steamer Eva
51 as ks rioe J Foorater-r-candries to order
TUIRRA UD) PLAN t'ATION- Per steamer Blue
Wing No 3-sundries to order
By Railroads
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
April 1--Jo hbds sugar 9 bble molassel J h Put
nam-40 do J H Walan-5l hhds sugar John Caldor
-57 do Robert Bare-3 balse cotton J M Putnam-5
do J W Burbridge &co-3 do John I Adams ioo-.S
hides L Lseassaa..--49 do .: bdls do 7 bdls skins
Bykoski & lMa ad--- bdls hides 15 dry do ilrsobh,
Adler doo-33 do 1 Beer-14 do C A Whitney &oo
-30 do L 8url. &do---undries to order-Total 158
hhds s r 49 bis mlses 11i bles cotton
Peir sOesahl Mr . fro Brasose-s bales skin
3 bi e hair 43 als dry d8 i baeles wool
n in lspecie 0 A Wt.a7io-ol_ do Anderson
orasa Gealt-S slesMs 1O50L&
I84rA11bmllE) D 191421.
Vorner Dolord and Conwtauro Mtroet.
Wil A1MS! 1'tIAlilW) TO MAM1VAUT1 rVIUI
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Suga~r r 1111H, Furnaces Foir darning Unninr o,
Vsaeuuitn Pan", ClarrifiarH and Filte rs,
HAW MILLHUI UUTTON rttE14HEH, N1IWWl i UU~ttW1Wf, ,1UDHoN'73 (1UVIR ·
NOMltF, (IIN rttr1Aa1tN(I, 1yUNA 0 MOUTMlH, ((JI'TIP, I1A
V'.LANNTATION ANI) STEAMBIJOAT WORK,
And rrnrr rfeaclrit'lllln of MN' hltnP1P for H ip P lltrhl
W e Ia to nfr, .w tllI .7l .Attoul..t, to rnlr aL n r p Mnt.ýk .l MT(IA it $1 P rTI.ttR 1Ntjw tinr
f11tbgmlt ItI m ta lr l lk rair IlR Ntt!" Rr II'('n W 'ifk' t Rll tla CCe i tm wI l!'ll r. K. t. h6ýtllR
1/g,7yI,9rR wnr tl rtll lacrly RitRnrtt cNntl 1 19 c my g ,!tt II t ltlttcn a(nn1 egQ 'tlPP 111 (1!H rJIwrkI w). nr
Ilrjnr lllp R r; x111' pi lR a we'yrll Np tflirws of Ilrlr 'w;; (;r l lrlcMa, tll'9 Ia!orali W
will1 hp tilornand tir tr11101 "jinn At n 'lll ntinlr . Q,
tptl: it I .ý 1i Iý I)S (v (X()
Me. M& & B. J. MONTGOMER ¶'S
Furniture Emporium,
AIIMOUY 1IAWL, 87 CAMP MTIIEET.
--0---
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establlshment in the City.
-.0~-;-
Ooneteintiv on hn'id, and ,t ath I1OW1F4 MA1tlW1T ItII1WJIt, tlo tergeet, anRd bat leeletWd
wRef tvneflt o1
F ARla 0OODS
To kin founil In tit Hoath, Ii, +rnleting of
Multas JphoIlttred In 1roceafel, Cotolinit, ItepMi, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finlahed in lit.
ATAlfd11,l TOP INLAItD OAIW and VANOT TA.
fltdP'a wratih 'tlATPr MJftltUIIt4 anf Vntoent Fnol
(IItAfttf; flne 11I tfr)OUM HUITM, with Ittouoh PIrtle
lrterttsc lrteed,' (1'rep ciii Arni'rs; mt nttifornt
iCrenoh late HAL ,tI WANItl with ll4b4,h tH1IIA
to wncti',: I)I1IINJINOt)Zt U riM tIAIUAII 1IluI1TH oM
evers greae.
A winrd ,lics ooatrrtn it of 1'M tITUM anil OOMMO1!
ZriI~tNIfltIII,, or Rvpry grxrle editable f or~ n()at(tbf
and tm$.atiutn ne'p.
A large stookl of hruv4 euurl knont crlwn Pnrnitore
and Cnirsti.
tritINr RA If Atnd MORN MArrJtFHtriM A144
and PtGA 14~I 1'PIbLfWH antd J1i044riN1L, aot
Id)UNOht4F1, uncie tn orielor.
ALdL1 O 01 111t (100)1 ARIE FROM THlE i514HIT 'A(O'TOIIEJH, Baria EAWIL
AND WEMT. AND) OUR P1110118 AlIEI T1 LOWWEHT IN TIlE UITY.
All (huritui ;nokpol enll nhltvnl rrn. or t no 'rjhnklnga ''or Irlonnila pal the uabllo
for tlnkr vIRet Li~trannhiEO wn eo riI't fi Qantliiunflhrn io f iho aHinO in tlw Irumors,
at. M. & B. J. MONTUOMEItY,
Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street, Now Orleans.
mniifl ir
BENEFICIAl.
To
THE PUBLIC.
Wo. thfl undnr.iannd PhotograpVlnra In tlhn
Unitd Hlnt.n~. do apttn and1 will Ihar t.fl.tmony
thtat 'IUTUIIIB unuldn by1.1
_,AMIMlERI'N PATENF I'ROCEN3NES
WI I, I
Never Fade or Change Their C'olor
IN TIIE LEAI , AT.
Also arn otlorwlnn In onvry rr.lN!t mor 1rtIt(- C
ti. ithn tho1n- n, inl, y thnI old prom.,n1 r . n, whinh
are bound to f114 and onlom worthilr.n.
MARONV......................New York.
W. KURTZ .................New York.
LEON VAN I ,OO ............( ,lnlna.nI.
J. LANDY................... Inclaal.
F. (JUTEIK UNRT..........Phndephlndphia.
ALLEN & ItOWEll .............Iotoat
U1. IENTILE & O(10............ (:leage.
(U. W. MOTE .............Atlanta, (Ia.
R. KLAUIgER .............. .aoulnvllle.
ItUIOP.FON, Promidonnt of the Photo
graphlo Assoolation of tihm Uniteol tato a
of Amerina.........Sm Framelte, .hal.
P. H. ANDEINMON......Rlchmoed, V.a.
1IUHO. LILIENTIIAL,
State of Loullsana.
And others, too numnrous to montloo.
THEO. LILIENTIIAL,
121............ OANAL STREET ..........1..1
foul am
LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
[EBSTABLIBBED IN lem.L
Corner Delori ana Foaohor steets.
NEW OBLEANB.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM 2'ENG(INES, BOILERS,
SUGAo MI.Ls, BSUGA KETTLES,
DRAINING MacHINEm , SAw IxtLS,
CoToTT P1EassaE NEWELL SRoawe,
GIl GBARINo, FURNAE MfOUTHs,
GRAm BA1., JUDSON's GovEnRoRe,
and all kinds et Plantation and 8teamboat work,
and ever description of Macj for tor
Souot0h. &0.
mhs am d&w
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nem. 476 and 41. Chartre Street,
~ nonesto he proto of BEER
lO3 S IN n ato the publo,. t hving hil fr tn
._ e 3 o
RAILROADN.
.(MEAT JACIIT IWTVUT.
NEW OXLEANS. W1T', LtOf ANID CHICAGO
DOUJILE DATI T Itt ,(1i TRAINS,
will Illparot l aurrivn ars follows: from OUillope
utreet iledot from MarcIlh 2, 1477:
ExprDna No. I r:,.m. EI xpra4 No.I .112n a.m
Evtl'r No.a 7:70n. in. 11&,rnan No. 4. 0:4.nt.m
ln. 1 andl 2 'unl daily, II anid 4 ldaily nrxopt
I'Illt, MAN T'ALA(El HIEElt'fN CARfI
through to (lSI loninotl, I,oiula vll-. Uhlr't n. ('i
t nott Milan, 'ITn .. without W nlt.t.no, anid for HI.
Louoi a ,i'no'r in taknr on tn MIlta. fnan'lring
lnanflngnr.l4 lo go tllhrough witlhoutl, lttaving tin
lrrlhiay nvnning's train nitnkna no cornfnntlon
at[. DIuiniln for Uh ~I'ujr'o
Aom.onmodiation tri.ln hmi iwnn Now (1.lonas
and Muarnc (:1ty :
Lotvo Now Orlin nI t:m p. nm. Iantrlay; 7:20
n. Itn. (torl :1x10 p. nl. Inlulatny.
Arrlvo i:r, n. in. aimii :20 p. m.. Hlunday, iitll
e:1r a. in. bM1'nluy.
T'Inkntl for RImn null informatlon glvorl at 22
Campt strt, cornCn Oornomn, Ilt dr C11i Hotul.
AU D.S HELDON. Agp t.
I. 1. D.Pnon. Onnrl Mnrtnlrtnr, m
LWE NEW OBIILUAtI AND MOBILE BAIL
- IIOAD-MOdIIL LINIfE
THU ORIIKAT TIIROUGI IK)OUTIT TO TIlB
EAST, NORTH AND WEI0T.
Via Lonlavilin, via Atlanta an via Ht.Iortl,
OARIRYING THE U. 8 MAIL.
Tr.tna arrive and 'npart from DOnpCk. 1ot of01
Canal strrnt, as follows:
DIEPArT. I AIVT.
Expronh......6:41 a, m. iExaruwm......l1:8a.m.
rExulrs 0...... :O0 pm.in. Klirun...... 9:s6 p. m.
Pullman Palmt Car daily to OincinnaL. Lou.
invillo, Nnahville and Ht. .Louls, without han.e,
antd only ono chanae to Now Yort and tern
Tiknt Oflfl.. eornor of Oamp and Oommos
strouts. oavoato Ci Tyotl. 1 .
mh2 tl J. 0W. COLEM AN TInket Aont.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AMT. OCARnlER. O. CARRIvas.
E. L. OAnxtssRl. Cais. J. OAILmItI.
A. CARRIERIE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANITS
Corner Royal and Customhouse.
Liboral Advannes made on Conslanmonts to
our friends in
LONDON. LIVERPOOL.
ja25 sm HAVRE and BOBDEAUX
LEON QUEYROUZE. OBOAB A OI8.
QUEYROUZE &0 BOIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS
And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUCE,
As the Ilue ItOres,.
Gorner Old Levee and Benville streets.
del "rt' ly New Orleans.
A Third of a Century.
J. B. VINET, with E. VINET.
aa-ar., a. xM bGLUwA3Asa AND
rO:. I cOO1S;
OMIO Il1ThII
1Ir iLAW ~ kZYR~1J1JUA" q
UIý IL n, ait, r, i, inf.
r b Pcll (I( ~ IAT!, mUlI8VtLt91,
tows, sIt 'a dus; U r, , Mistrtlrl sadl
all Inform~tlnadi yc Voiat - I'1ri uaaaplnF r aterttre
1iI(fl'4I'MON( tIfaA N,
W, H. soslleils mapir. Juu1, ý. ,ifineq, crlark,
Wll sPtavp a hov-. f I!'Pn frut n M If1
OF r (1n board, or to WAN k, WILLJA IjAf
Off Orllp v't sk.' Ff" .ft.
1Y.A.- plan rrt ba Patttn 014o he assn stool
stnterntonvsý ItýIRNIO, l by jptllylnq adt III" Amen o f,
ceVrIp k Wllklr h',;si bls m
ri(tLA1F:W UOtltb tUr ksvt,1&AN Pi )KT.
flavps ornTF11194UAY, Allrll il, sit s to. to.,
>1i111VINOINA'' 1,kP11 1
lif ln, N1 Varrlavllla. ,pilo yrpm
A qIlfnI r fll MP. rmprlinto
eintlla, !t'hn t iiaRaarrn pr atpamn r -.
i A. ' F ffnk rsI, uaPastp~, .t . I' . Rhiss, r' i k.
WI I"Vr alH~a Hhrlvm, 1ý'irt. Ih.riyl(lt ,ff. trnacaf
ttllptj liltrst 11 cur to
WAI. 'is, 111 W11,tL[A, Ias fCirfisif atrPvtI
at~l
¶1'' tvp" Jlnlw'!. vIA PAY A Aril sr, At sit.. nt.l I
fRIt!lt,~ I" J k l I P rpj ipifs 'ilfil A Arkdol
vi White si1 ehrs Athsi odia, Ch-f
AIAY5PU fll- AliA, hri OOa
.Irrflll.A. Willwoln a Ipt cf,,r, J. i . An'1 lr lnr.
I'mtti,ýll ll r 'Ifinnti~!f g7v- If. ,ill wsov riml tIln1
'I broaulll I1c o bl i n]tofapIl91 fl,
atallrltla ~n l Iittlp Wt k, A IIIS 41C ilI ,i tlV* r till)
7'pIna Itnl wr~v, rlrt Ark~r(,r,1ia, rk., li'l to
u f.lr, I r, 4 'ftl'all, lafflt, r fl ff5r Prtflr in !tool
IA nksPt ;Mlfrit~i5iiifl 5Sf,"
N1Oil nA At OA1 ' a'ft, A tA7
L~l~nt ,n~lnt~ iys flr BynPLtPPI,
.trll A O RA , W7"11ýtgu
,f, d.Brriarr1 II sitsL
ý H~_OIAItn Rn(# a. '~rt 111
Itonr~:; , . Ia~rjun rinm nplý Frratom ee
tra+ A 04O. A1 ,1ll, l Ro' ct! nPln
I l Pe'go W~or .H 'im
SHIPS.
PtOR fflAVBI TieT 'R. A 1.1 At'trlan
hb, s k-ieir , Zm,,, mreat.t, in nwr l ru ng M
at. . 21a, FHR riotld D1 ttit lotr the above wo
urt0 , 1am hi., lreA rlvk rlanlstx, ai
For batne, of re OX & 0O.,
(f? to 4 ºtar nirr int . ttrat.
OlM ) ID VIIIA i111,1|0
IilI'El lEl I)SIl (K
Then rhlrlnnt nit l ralr,,t (rw,irlt br.lnrd of
+-.-. .AT I1 dA (4 N V;]
A I 'l Alf' N r
I N ITED vT A TEN ,
KnoWnp hr oVo 7 ,.T0n trollm
MAINE TO T'X A' ,
Ai'I wstwnr,l t,, It,,
PACII'IU COAST,
TII O(NILY WIN, THTAT Ilt AI,WAYir T'tI
iAMV. m rn27 lm
U. II. MIUMII & CO,.'
CII. AM PA UGNE.
ImportationI in 1 4710, 8,tt4i Citres I or
18,f813 camne more than any other
A
BranAl In Ih UCnited Itatfr. a
A
ia"a
FOB BALE BY
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,
IARP.E IIlDE & MAEFS,
E. TOBIY & CO.
T'IIOH. . II, I.Nby a CO.,
J. B. HOf,AII & SON8.
CHAIRLEH BA IALLEJO.
,CLARK & MEA)DEi.
J. C. DONOVAN.
mhln Mr
EASTER.
ON HAND. A LARGE AND SELECT 8TOCK
Sof Bohine Wines, French, Hungarian and
alfonia Wines. Jarnalea and Banta Craz
uume, HKirch and Zwetshwasser. California
ruito and Jellies.
For the Comiag Holidays.
Also on hand, alarga stoek of Whiskies Bra
des Cognacs, Gins. 8herrde Ports. Al sinth
er t, rench and erm Cordls
dr end eta:r.,
w s dl~lblI
sun rnvus.
PffI 11 V~OIA1J tSVUUIIE
Los,, n. 3la I, fr~ . tAnhnii,, nhewhrri,
1roa WI fl414SLA Vt. A ptlI 4, na9 ip Ir Y.
Tanas. u e, h.Rnmr~"
die c #AunDd, Use, , teffr
IRIo wDttthmcl nrnht t hne drarnunl nr gqEE1Mtq~b
Nit By #
u1rteRetpf4f ad
f, rt Wte offi n of tlt .
ur Aenw 1t w g9k5
Polrt It,. ? wgay inHilgNX
new PIant Aid , I. blannr.tº, maePtet,
Wll1 l'.evR, Aprllirl tie st, 4, F'ny fre th I t to
Df'RlMATiIplUY At Aprtlr, Arlt 19 ff~.
D whg~tbna nbnree, d ras n !f
wlt b r anrpa rr th a gycll ~q
th trpp ybll ltr,.tn
1 nrint ra- pasºphccator 1 d1'l
INITI- MrA'rPrl MAIl, 'A(1199',
Leaves n Cf~tntt~fb
Vib vtnitiuý trr Bnl it
lanrllrnaa--'t h n nfnraurr
NIONT. !,. LEE,
W~m, ljapt~ll,~e raati'r
A. MoVAd' ran' J no. I . .Mo'tae t-la'IAn
Mo roF nn'1A rtniitOLi ont ' rtik~ lf~~~~
W.irrt, 11( On f istin r Atno t, Nf t rttFF
Pr, Deer Urn kA and oi lrtk~ , f '
J AU R 4 OI' 1t, r ,~l~!L L
+ýl u !~ If h U IIM&Fr ow he n .
WihrriIh plvI i~,of ,nw~na s rlxgn
Honor Oil Oal rtl, a on 'tkru'~tcra, AEr~
az tnt ! jtsil,~yi. Ai (o tap sil 'f#
W. t, ItoitqiYt ; r, Rrc pn, Ra lsqrtrlh0 EQ
Oirflt TA 0TAAMI I'AOK._ .
Lpav aver CF It ~rR j rJ til -ar R +",;
A II d V W I bi ffr nlU Catn ItT h U I; 4
I1º*Axx1 PengOoUO.
>x, whit, tweetsr, Cl U in'
W, U as a; ºrt~narnf 6lh
and n lalVoviO rfu. Pet t Aihto
su~rly n oalI or I,, OA
'Thrrmln h 110n of Vl'l , iinr gwobya rF Pt IJU#
ttIlro.1 And aoll SIantion on Mlts;q uh1riain
tý,o II t t 'kIJO a U I hart. Alo td 4
Arkurtr,rlln and ll ne 119 U un si +l.
rmiý7 tl 7 Ot'rf vAt
IF'rotlEvuIi of d~1" n toI I) ' IU+
knsi a iTt W s1einerl a lit
Ht .erii1A
or fir S. t or vtat a r , Ion }erd, g
~lor ifnltjtiI ¶ IFFFFJ lllhy(FF U',,inrtslfgafl'Lk
J{. I I ftr t msA N . 3s ,urb
Iot I miht, or 4I TlrrA Ip(htm Pt, A
jf ont29 1 I i )vin t' t gn
M .ou.t(on nnýtM ftitFJ'ot ithr i+ FtrtuFr YbIleuq
fort anf jiy'F;l a IliA AlA I
lWhii tO liuiyorrr 04F'FA~f, t r f~lf
w, h at iu)iVnr n4Jwl r~
now siwl-- light-drft. Atliuitn"i
©PISA3D ie 3A.
Ll ftFlit LAR OtIS)UaA I'AH'K A
I,(ron FFavr 'ISt ihi tat -
NE IIE lti ,ANUQVAGf*ITA (1 r
A at)'frrt halli HlrF rt i r
ti1n in. 'Ftll Oosvrhiai nn ls1
3t+ W lnk(ýta rjIiert r, m (40FF
new and il mIii', draf t trrstFF ilr( F Mor r (he
1T n. 1onOd, m Cminr. ThAI. IMI
iAaI Al (OAI(Li$ BJ& TOl4
P. tt.--Th', t'oiitAof r tu r lti FwFFh t lfleAm
Ooi', lot Lktic A~run rtr, To Prkr
fri.ir. OVA. Aom Hltn AIan rni btlikfz',
Iiiritoiono Awd l MiIkriF l 7F1.5l
plin rnRfr Iitpnt rl .onn',.
n11 rWd At t Ouý Mrrl . AtARM#
l.llntmcvnota rrv trnri gý7 ll C~~l A ·
tt ( 'rr~h~, a GrpmtsC
A. P. Troiwlnip, mIlrtlir. J, I3,0" thin d
ply n boar or t Iti'rk (7 CI
ale if 4'rrhotttitrrtTlt
ter lagnr r s (ll~ir'. Alo glt* hra,
OVAC (:fITA RIVE K.]~l
7' tA t ItA 'AT ' N j( at
Ut1Af(I (;TY, rc1.N 01 l
Monro' and nl way ti
flit lt i ý of O raI hi4I 'Wip,
will lpav') rt Kniarl rr, tLI:OYl or r e (
(Torre" 1') Littl's rlv'3r To~m Parkor
rlvnr, Ora, Alm" trrnd flmmlrl finfta
BnrthoiomtrfQ w an Swinre rivtt.
Iitunna fr IiaY'+tt d'A rtlrlnn n?
UPPER COAST.
JIROULAII TMI-W d J(1fX DAITZGMU
PA G TO D RN TURLEA1'$ V ZANZ h
ton, Aa seuxln £atrik-4fl si
Steamet EVA,
Ipoii Ron on mnrct~sr Nnrs'r r
I~veo ax atd,qVe,#v~ry kFonday, ý%
faturday aLt in a. m. 1Lnturnni TUUdUmAi
T urrrtdfnyS nd Hlnad Al
For freight (Jr Dtt 'nrs aL~rtYynn ag~~ ~~
f u JH N ( 1 ALU E1, 9R J~suf
f',4 J. JIWINT.laContf ot.
SunMI-WER(j BWE4 WOU
AKYO. LIf0UIC$
L/~C This 110 t. drsi ght ateernar
fTn ptlaea of W. ffl
U. L. TnrrPsbonoa.i D1 W,
Leaves Now Orlnanf m vsry
W)NDA eta m.t,, r.,tirnlnlf "
I9SI4DAY and H'&NDAA ov.fnmnR. ~Or
or f 0Ml, a a b(tid or to
or TEBEBIBO13UINEN kSAWM'
7i Dee n r botwnEen Olnntl and ievob
P. H.--wtI "1arry) fr.ight ax kw as any bolija
the trade. -
Leaves every MONDAY ott P. i.. aja NPS*A 1
he navagf~lg Steamer
Prang Bo wwernI. inaxte? 1.0, Berger dui*.
1afvPis L ab(,ve for Baton
mine. DAual tOnnvllej and all .Y
L WW OA S.
LOW= pO(LART TBI- LT P~pOZL " -
OW AST M I r re4 t WNW , 1111= IýII,, =r %':
WWl~lQGJurrlf 7 W i~

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