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o?1433 Nt ORLUAtANS DUVOORAT,
Monday, April 80, 1771.
AM mss. -- Isabel, Smuts, ¶irok~ Golden
yue Tho. Sherlock, J A. Scudder, ins Wing
oA nerL-ASOn , $fetehe; Eva Up.
per Coast; St. John, tn ge; Go. Allen,
Bayou Sara; It.E Lea, Vioksburg Sanidy No, 2,
Opelo ieas . TkO'L B sop, Onachita
seem, Carrie A.Ton Hirer.
The Golden Ito s arived yesterday morning
and the thoe. Sherlook in Wh evening from t e
Ohio, sad both are Sanfnoes to leave fur 01b*
cinnatl tomorrow.
The DamoonAr has in thorough operation one
of the most eoWa ete Job oflooel the Southern
country. We onoitovaers for steamboat work,
promis ng that it be done in the neatest
manner and at the lowest price.
Capt. Low Rion will have his through Barou
Bartholomew packet Ela Hughe at the landing
Wednesday, reddy for business.
The Henry Tote the bonulet boat of the La
fouche, leaves to-day. Her loere wear bouquets
in their button-hole. and her offite desk goner
ally looks like a miniature lower garden,
The Robert Young leaves today at 10 a. m.
i place of the Eva. Ca t. Ranson has replaceA
the Eva with the iong on account of the In
crease of business. ofe will leave the same
days and at the same hour, make the run each
way in daylight, and will extend her tripe be
yond Ben Tureaud's to Donaldeenville. Capt.
Hinesons a man who never go baok on his
friends, and hopes they wil rally around the
colorn of the Young as they di4 his little Era.
The good steamboat Eha Naves to-day at 1
p. m. for the Lower Coast.
A boat that never fails to arrive or leave on
time-the Monday and Friday Coast and Baton
Rouge packet S,. John.
On aceount of porlofe of the railroad being
under water, the Flank Pargond has dieoon.
tinned her tripe to Arkopolls, and goes only as
ike as Greenvlle.
The well-knowp and fine passener steamer
Golden Iluie, 0. P, Whinkle master, We I.R. hoaw
clerk, leavee res05t#Oew at p. an. for Memphis,
Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati. he Itule has
announced herself as independent.
The regular Cincinnati, Louisville and Ohio
river side-wheel passenger steamer Thomas Sh.r
lock, leaves to-morrow at 0 p. m, Capt. Low
a tes commands, M. L Virden clerk.
Te ri-weekly Coast, Donaldeonville and Ash*
lad Plantation, Ascenelon parish side-wheti
stoamer Blue Wing No. 8, leaves to-day promptly
t110 a. m., 5, A. Comstook in command Mesers.
woods, ieno and Dean clerks. The Dine Wing
puts out all freights ia the day time.
The regular trn-weekly Lower Coast packet
Emma O. Canton, Jr., meater, J. J. Donovan
clerk, leavee to-day at I p. m. promptly.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge packet
St. John, F. Bergeron master, J. C. Bergeron
olerk, leaves today at 0 p. m.
The Gov, Allen will leave to-day at 0 p. m. for
Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J. J. Brown
master S. S. Streak ulerk,
The kureks, in plg of the Trenton, arrived
yesterday from the Lt urohe and returns to-day,
as Usual, going Thibodaux. Capt. U.
D Terreboune ou u H. D. Terrebonne
clerk.
Worn.
The semi-weiaycu Latourcbe packet Hen
tr Tel., '.1P, A wa eter, P. A. Charlet clerk,
The olbt, B. e will leave to-morrow for
VioksburR and all mail landings. Capt. Wm.
Campbell in commoan Mr. A. MoVay in the
odnce, aseisted by OCplI ohn Moesop.
The new New Otleanosd Onachita Transporta.
lion Coompany's steamer John 1. Henna (in place
of the Onuahita Belle), J. W. Blanks master, Joe
o clerk, leaves Wmeuday, as usual, for
Onebt City.
Capt. Ho. Broad's iady No. 9 leaves Wednes.
day alil p. m. for the Atohafalaya. A clerk is on
the landing recolving freight.
Capt. Dave Dannua' New Orleans and iced
River Transportation Company steamer Lotus
No. a, is receiving to leave Wednesday without
fall fbr Shreveport and Jefferson. Mr. Joe. Dodd
has charge of the oflce.
The regular through Black and boent river
packet Era No. 10, runt taylor master, is receli
ing to leave Wednesday for Point Jefferson.
Capt. Jerry Sullivan's Teneas and Macon
packet W. J. Poitevent, leaves Wednesday.
Messrs. J. L. Robbins and Andy Roland have
olirge of the om1ce.
The steamer Gov. Allen, from Bayou Bare, ar
rived last evening.
[By Telegraph.]
BotrrwUaT PAst,, April 28, 18717.
To Capt. C. W. Howell, corps of Engineers, U.
B.. SA.:4 A u.Wp V f.,11
w rldl epth, 711 fiel. e at
8 a. m. Height ve mean low tide, 8 feet.
Depth of t high tide 1 et.' Depth
of chane it to the e of average
flood tide, 1 t. Bottob ald.
C. H. WELL, Master MoAlister.
ZAressvnt.r, April 11.-A number of emonr.
eloniste leave hers to-day for a trip of pleasure to
the new Bunny Booth and back on the Mary Hone.
ton. Among the number is Mr. Fred Levi, a
prominent pork-packer, and part owner of the
Mary Honeton who has not been to New Or
leans since he sanded in this country in 1888.
BiT PAUL.-The Pioneer Press, of Tuesday,
saya: The steamer Manitoba arrived yesterday
at Wflsnepeg the earliest opening of Red river
on eeor4 by two days. The prospects are
cod alarge business this season. Nayfa
waa al opened yesterday at Ashland Lake
, and a steamer leaves there today for
=ioer lakes. A line of steambrs from Sarnia,
Ia caeotion with the Northern Pacific Railroad,
to carry excursionists this summer
from some central point in Ontario to Manitoba
and back for fifty dollars per head.
Mr. Loris, April 27.-COpt. Will 11. Kyle will
leark the Ashland on her mountain trip, and
Capt. John A. William. will be her commander.
new cut-off has formed in White river, two
miles above lia' endon, which shortene the dir.
tams about aix miles. The steamer Hard Cash
was the first boat togo through it, Capt. Jack
Porter at the wheel, and. we think it should be
very properly named ate* that ateamer.
The now floating gram eletatqr, built here for
a firm in New Orleans, and to be shortly towed
to that city, was set to work yesterday afternoon
to test to power. In tranmferring grain from a
barge lying alongside oanother on the opposite
side. The trial took place opposite the central
elevator, near the too of Chouteaa Avenue, out
side a lot of grimy, high-sided coal barges, over
which visitors had to climb laboriously to order
to reach the mechanical oxhihition. Mr. .G.
Nears, who planned the elevator and superin
tended its construction -Mr. Formam, of Forman
& Williams, millwrights, being the builder-wea
in attendance, overlooking the operations.
The machinery worked almost perfectly, but
the belting ls to be eheued.
The length 01 the hull of the elevator, which is
aped. is 188 feet, breadth 28 feet, depth
l I and capacity 500 tone. The "tower, Go
biilih; marine leg 30 feet log, eranent
dischrginig ;lop45 fe high, to paerit amiec
tion of the grain into shi s. One hundred
bushels per minute can be taken from a barge
weighed and iechargd& into another vesseL
The belts ran 400 fpet rminute, and on the
trial yesterday all parts of the machinery ran
with precision and emoo hness, and Mr. Bears
says the epense of Muning the entire concern
will be hardly of any comeeguence.
There is at one end of this elevator barge a
cargo box or comparthent capable of holding
10,000 bushels of g a Ila, as may be re
quired when a ship bauiAea filed.
Mr. Bears remarked a the reporter that he
owns no interest in this elevator makes no
money by it, never eaw the interior arrange
ments of a floating elevator, and was permitted
to use his own ideas in its plan and construcion,
which he did, and he is highly satisfied with it.
He is actuated by a strong desire to aeslet in the
enlargement of our trade with the South and Eu
rope, and believes the floating elevator will be a
noted feature in securing this desideratum.
The Fatal Chireae.
[Springfield (Mass.) Republican.]
Most of the newspapers are experiencing a de
crease isn lation-the religions weeklies ap
parently the most of all. The olroulations of
many of the ro-called religious weeklies were a
hot-bed growth, fertilised with chromos and dog
about by rpecial agents, and they go down almost
as fast as they went up. The Christian Witness
of New York acknowledges that its circulation
has gone down one-third, or from 95.000 to 60,
000 since last January. Others would have to
confess as large proportionate reductions if they
had the courage to confess at all.
ea gist's OocoAxs.-A perfect dressing for
te b.at. The (Ocoaine holds in a liquid form a
larg1 proportion of deoderized o0osa0t oil. pro.
oared expressly for this purpose.
MARINE NEWS.
OlM~IflOi NNW OHLNffANlDDO1N
ore aw onsAd. S
Steoamhl Emil. Tode !oth, Rom Havanta via
Slar l s tot f Htonertas-1t die 13
Bdht Riohart B Looks. Wright, 3,% days from Itnalan
to b Grande-PIe Tier
Gitdea Rtima shlnblSe hem Uieiniunsti
n Uo eANod or, Batier from St Loutie
Sue J tuekTerre a b te ftro hibodaux
Isabel. 0 Lower Coast
,p, 0l, ftrot Lower onser.
?d1 Upper Car*t
S tsp stock. oom Donaldsonville
Thos kita from Cincinnati
Emms anton, from Lower Coast
Haenar tetAnooin from ThIbodaux:
Got Alen. Brown, Im Bayou Sare
M1$eipste of Produe.
CINCINNATI--Per steamer Golden Itle-so
ka k mde Bodliy BTre-I do V It Bernard- 8 do C
B Blck-4e eaoks malt J A Bleffer-5O plhos iron A
Baldw n &tl-1 g oting Blank's Line-B0pkge
butt es Alte & peon-9 mille W L Unshebu
to0 bble pork s9 lose enadls (Junmmings & Elmer-le
bble grease 5 bils oil J (I ()lark-3 bie eggs It boxes
obeese tie bsle vinngatlt tierces hlme 80 pkge butter
0 tos mest 11 F DelBsondin-iUQ bbile whisky 10 p ga
midee B toresfta-7 plgt butter 4 too meot H Domon.
dio-I bis glaseware ML NSwi-00 to. lard +0 blle
oil 500 bts candles 830 hss sape C A French-9 boxes
age ti 0111 mcit orn m H Fairchild, son oe---84
lakgs pipes G Isteingr t-i Mke glassware Mrs X
Gauehg-4 do MreJ G auche- do J tiinart-78 bids
flour Glover & Odendahi-It pkge mdee H1 H Iausell
-10 bbile whisky P Hollander-d kegs nute( (J John
eon---n bbl, apples J G Keller--017 snoke corn T
King Aco-t95 bis apples 4 tierces hams 0 loxes
bacon 47 bhe cheese OR Lawrence A&o-6 horses and
0 bogglee J Lay -9 phaetons Leonard & Maxwell
l91 eplgse I L Lyons-4 buggies J A Lumt &cu
too floer 30 bbls whisky Miller, Dolbsnde Aeo-fl
pkge mdse W 1 MeNeely-.---0 bide apple. Miller &
Myer-0 due mp bs glaesware M McGraw-:0
rard Jhn T Moe -3 emoty blle A A Ma
gutiles Pone-99 tierces htms 9 halt hhde bacot W H
Matthews & Bro-1t9 trunks M Loeb &o---8 pkgs
adee N0 & U It T Co-loo bie soapn NOM&T R
-100 bbl pork 10 bide baron ordef J hansom & Son
-Mill seake corn order-300 his candles ( Paesoal &
0o-7 pkge glansware T i'lekls---9 pkge Iron W if
Reynolde-I hblis apples M Stich--97 pkge mdse L
Sportnn-5t do M Suhwarts &I Bro-93 do Shakespear
&t Smith-1 do J H eontt-lii do Stratton & Moyer
IS do YS bble oil Septoline Oil Ct-- plng 1$ too meat
15 bibls beef 00 bis pork iS tierce, hanms t-rhwab
ascher & irech-l1 doe tene meat i0 bbls beef 90 ptgs
butter Schwabaeher. Fruwenfe d & Pfeifer-0' hhhd.
tobseco Wayne & Wlliinm---9O boxes glassware A
Wolf-49 pkge mdse 8 J Weet--til pkge vitriol T S
Waterman- 3 ptes mdie T N Wineiusad-:t head
eattle Wilson In Fagea-53 pkge ftr 19 pkge mdse 90
bbis whisky 15t baas candles 1It bin soap UA Whit
nay Ate -11 coops p oultry 3 bhts eggs Miller &t Moyer
-lt bales cottoit . Wslutrli.ldge it-u--i Hchardsosn k
May-sundries to order-Total 3 bales cotton 07 hhde
tobacon
NT LOUIS-Per steamer Jro A Soudder-14 oneks
meat 4 tierces hams 170 bble floor 10 hf do 0t ubbe meal
3 bble pork large Intmndse Ilatik e Line--ll pkgs egts
9 pkge beans 50 his obeese 57T bile flour IH D1efloadio
. 30. do :15 bbis meal 00 bf bble lard 8 tee do 591 eke
onrn Schwebaeher & Hirsch--9I pkes becon 30 bbis
flour to bbl, pork S bb!e whisky lot mdse N 0 & R It
T Cs--10O0 eanke bran 1097 sacks oate 900 bble meal
J H Hanna-139 do 48 sacks rortn 90 pig epggs' 900
kids fleor 918 hf do Glover & Odet-dabl-f boxes eggs
G4 eacks bran 188 bbis flour C T Buddeoke & Son--oo
do 00l hi do G Pascal &to-5 tabs butter C It Doleen
- 10 boxes bacon 4 pkgeeggs B0bble pork 5e boxes
cheeso i F PDel~londli 8s9 eacks bran 189 bales straw
G Ileck &oo-99 ptgs butter 100 bble flour 40 boxes
cheese fchwauacher Firowenfeid & Preifer-9:31 saks
malt 9 Ible do til sasps rye 9 bales hope O H Wymont
-l pit e eg g 14 Moope poultry Miller & Meyer- 10
pugs mdes A Whitney ito--Ud do Staniffr, Mac
ready Ace--10 phas butter 100 bble meal t0 boxes
eheeqe John T Moore &eo--381 bble flour Gordon &
Gulmila-4"' p gm i'%41 1 Pitard-4 pkge mdne Brunch,
Crokes Ino -7 do Bullivan & Bulger-Ig tlse North
n mei loan Co -4o do 11 ieller- ti boxes bacon II bhils
bock beer It Vorster--14 likhs butter too bbl, meal
J It Kent &cn-d his cheese i1 pkgs bitter (roae &
Williams--I pkgi eags l'erdreauvllle &to- t15 do J
M Pederson-400 bile meal 100 bble flour (,has Pleas
autie-lOIt do VaIrin & Mtituter-150 do7 pkge mdse
Hirsch, Adler Itro --400 bble four Ptrudhtmme It.
Brigge-400 do Rogers & Mitchell-9O do 40 hf do .l It
Itoberts-IlO ht bhis vegr a0 bbis do 0 pkgp butter
J Ne-son ko-S3 pSha odee Ii'redertokeon & HaEt-
10 hbls oil I, blue tallow A Baldwin &do--Y pkge
mrdes CeC lartwull-1 do A M Levy &om -91 sto N
Keen-lo de Timeo Oflice-9oO sacks bran W fohin
dier-tOO do H II FrPne--I pkgs butter Schmidt It
Zeigloe-1 pkge eggs li A ilven i Sin-50 bble flour
etr J'hn 1 IHansa-100 do W H Matthews & itro--
bbls m-hI I Bloom &0o-100 do M Bowling-9! do nlo
bbls flour I lBloon &oo-30 do str Henry Tete--100
do Plithlhus & ittl--ol do Zuberbier & Itehan--97
baltes broom ino P1H Marmon-o0 to. Is, il Smith Brn
&.oi--I bbl oil McWilliams, Milburn &co--t0li ble
wine C Lochbto e---lo bids oil J G Clark--I bble
vinegar Wt ltiastt-I bh adsee3 B Woods &co-1 bbl
wine V Laseen-50 his oteese C H Lawrence &oo-
I pkge books Sisters of Charity-44 pkge mdse Her.
ter & Fenner-ni do T MoVeudri ck-18o dos weather
boedsit a t M.» .lt.."5 piea. hardcwerse Apeteo .
99 pkge mdee Knrsheedt & Blenvenn-YO do Logan &
Maokleon-7 Whith tobacco Gunther & Sttvenson -100
bids meal 10 pkge lead order--1o0 tbis meeal John H
Hasnna-eOl on 1 bbIle flour 003 esaoke onte order-17
pkge ndea Adams & Work-I do H Stern &o0o-I1
do Mice, Burn -c---I do Wheeler & Wileon Sewing
Machine Co-aundties to order-Total 7 hhde tobacco
CiNCIN NATI-Per steamer Thomas Sherlock
164 bble oil J Alulg-15 rolls bagging Amber &tor
lawn. .800 bile cement W P Converee jr Aen-d00 do
do J Clark-i? bbile whisky Blank's Line-: bho eggs
H DeiBondio -7 do P DeltBondlo---0 bIle whisky H
Dreyfuis-15 bilts paper Uuthur & Llmet--95 bils
whisky . Dreyfue-1094 saocks corn l9 bales bay to H
Fairchildl Son Aco-t10l bids flour If Groeiel-5 hhde
augar It Carey &co--7 demijohns JI (3ooovan--U
abele leather Horter & Penner-t box glass JH Hen
rickt--91 pkge natis. I lialerr--- ble whisky to
pkge ndse ithe & Carlin-I iox miles NW tarris
10 leox dried applens W Hi Holmes &oo-70 pkge asdse
F Hollander-10t cans 1 J Hart &oo-5 bbie eggs A
Jullan-100 bbls cement at Jamison--5tI0 sacks corn T
KRig &co-950 bhis candles toohte A Cotvide- 1317
sacks o n Lange In Legendre--11 cane I L Lyone
93 bbis whisky Mcotrath I Compton..i do Itx cigars
Morris I Miller---6 pkgs ego, I box bacim J4 kegs
lard Mller & Meyer-.. Ibnis flour Howard & A1re
teno-%l saoks coua W HI Matthews t hlro-100 bbls
flour I'rodhotmme it liigge-34 pkgs india T Padoras
-i doll Purvis-100 Ibls toesi 21Jnas Pleasants--14
Idle rods.J M ltoblnson-S bble oil 10 N oberts-10
thdes bacon order Ransom-US bble whisky hi HiehI
30t pkgs india Rice, Born Aco-Itli sacks bran order
Shewter, 0cC itno-totindee Jtlehwartr-Ut plows
Itlaufler. Macready iton..1510 bbls pork fiobwabacher
it 1tlrsnch-t tieroes hams Vese Bree6 I58bise Soor I
tOO bula meal 10 sacks o-n Vairin it Mortlmer-844
sacks oate Jo. West Aco-5 mIlls 113 West-Sa lihde
tobacco Headles, Wood itoo-11 do Juno King &no-1
do Kirk;'trink & Kelth-t4 do fhilp par's order--S
do S Rorneheim it Bro-Il do order MorrIs-Il? bales
cottn kinGehee. Buowden it Violetth-Il Clapp Bros I
Aco-SI WO( Blank Ann-U? Lehman, Abraham Aco
50 Jun T Hardleiten&-8 Meyer, Weis itno--18 Jno
Phtelpe iton-sundrine te oruier-Tolal US?7bate. cotton i
114 blhds tolemano
114 hhds tobsooo
BAYOU BARA-Per steamer Gov Alle-- 7
bales cotton Meyer, Wels &oo-4 dol4orwood & Rich
ards-3 J L Harris &oo-22 hhds sugar Richard Mil
lik n--sundries to order-Total 14 bales cotton 112
hbde sugar
Till BODAUX- Per steamer Rureka- 14 bble
molasses V It Bernard-i5 do F P levin-1 bdl hides
Francione & False-sundales to order-Total 29 bble
molasses
LOWER COAST--Pet steamer Isabel-sundries
to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Waloon-sundries
to o dier
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida-10 hhde
suegar J Levoels & Jamison-sundries to order
DONALDSONV ILLE-Per steamer Blue Wing No
3-48 bble molasses R Johnson-sendries to order
LOWERCOASI-Per steamer Emma--sundries
to order
THIBODAITX-Per steamer Henry Tote-li hhds
sugar R Beltram-10 do B W Burbank-17 do 38 bbls
molasses Allen, Nugent Coo--84 do Jno haffe &
Soas-sundrles to order-Total 43 hhds sugar 6i bble
molassee
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared aed Sailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamsbip Algiers. Hawthorn.............aid Apl 21
Bar. Bristol, e..et........................idg Apl 3
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Ellen 8 Thayer, Minot................ald Apl 19
Bark Enrique, Payson.....................eld Mar 28
Bark Alfa, Malateeta.....................old Mar 24
Bark Fede-e-Speranna, D'Aste.............old Mar 13
rLYMOt'Til.
Bark Sansone, Cappori....................eld Feb 17
LONDON.
Bark Herald, Krog........................eld Feb 15
TARMOUTH.
Bark Desti Dubrovacki, Drobea............eld Feb 17
LIMERICK.
Bark Posiedon, Beck......................eld Feb 9
IIAVES.
Ship Armetrong, Bryan....................aid Apl 8
MARSEILLEK.
Brig Campidoglio, Fevola..................eid Api 7
BORDEAUX.
Bark Comteese Duchatel. Dupont..........ld Mar 17
BREMEN.
Bark Onkel, Taeobe......................aid Mar 26
TEXEL
Ship Magnolia, Young.....................aid Mar 6
FATAL.
Bark Pamlico, Hayden.....................ald Feb 7
8TEAMBOATS.
INDEP SDJE T.
1301 i ILE AND
en , in nY Cal o emphsi and
a.inte a points- e passelngersteamer
OiOLDlllN RULN,
Q. '. Shinkle master. W. 71* Shaw, elnrk.
wio leave a.ove. WAoY &t t o ap
iee Gravier street.
DOUGLAS & WINBURN,
Pan2 3 Natchea street.
REGULA I Q ti!LL3 AND
Ea ve n o;r
lntermekal itUI$lisE
all laterme a points- e passenger steamer
THOMAS UUERLOVK.
Lew Kates. master, . ,L. Virden. "lerk.
will leave as above, For freight or passage at
ply on board, or to
WAYNE A WILLIAMS.
_a9 101e (Iravier street,
BAYOU MACOW ANW" TENNAN.
REGULAR BAYOU I AAUN AND TIEN3AII
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May 2. at 5 e. m.
PO71 FLOYD, MONTICELLO
1r'llardean's Landing Delhi, Voinf
abin, Warsaw, Vrockett's Point, ý
Osborn's iding, Cut-Off, and all Intermediate
landings- he passenger steamer
W. J. POITVENVN.
(In place of Steamer Trenton.)
J B. Sulliivan master J. L. Rotbins, clerk,
Witt leave as above. for freight or passage
apply on board, or to.
ORD & MuPEAKE,
ITg a CAItIIN Agents.
ap2g JAN NY & WoRk,
uORIP RIVER.
REGULAR BLAUK AND tEUtF RIVER
PA UK lTI.
Leves WET)NEMDA Y. May 2. itS n . m.
FOR lOINT JEFFEt EION. (11HAul)
Alto, Aed Mouth, (emns Point and all
landings on BIu'f and Black rivers-
The steamer
ERIA WO. 10
(In place of St8lk 1ilook,)
Tom Taylor, master.
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Blhek River husiness. For freight or
passage apply on B1oard Ot to
ap24 A. B31-ITTON. 52l (1ravier street.
OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR A PACKET.
Leaves every D at pmin.
.iFUk All I1G T6N3, OIZELOU.
yWsae, an ta Ia. e' ,immsport Cuc
yv le an l landing on teC's
Atwhafal er an ayou ourtableau-Thr
new and lf.raft steamer
SANST Ne. 3.
1 IBroad, master. Be 11. Sehmit, clerk
wil leave as above. 11'o~ r lýhAt or rap
pl on hoard or to 13 T o & YFF'EIl.
6a2 tf 5t Gravier street
P. .-Connects closely with steamer Minn i
for hlayou deo 0lare. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou tieuf.
REGULAR O U444USAS PACKET.
Leaves ATYON 6 rtO
sal, Port a re, Him amport, Church
vtile, and all landings on the Oo t
a river and yaou urtablean-The
new an light draft e asengeer steamer
A. P. Trounsdaln, master. ' heo. Jobin, clerk,
For freight or passage a oon board, or to
iJa8 4 Teltogplitolias street.
1'. N.-Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de tlaise. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Ihruf._
OUACHITA RIVER.
WTARANSP ORTATr rANY B
OUACIHITA CITY, TRE NTON AND MONIlOL.
memii-Weekly Ouachita City Packet.
Leaves Oy WE NOtA J TY. at .i em.
GB~~~ 5U0~T iT. TARN
ton, Monroe and all way landings
iTbe steamer
JONN H. HANNA,
(In plane of Ouachita Bello,)
I W. Blanks, master, Joe Holmes, clerk,
Will leave reglarlye above. For freight or
on '"6apt. A BLANKS President,
1iNEY & WORK. LORD& MoPEAKE. Ag'ts.
B.-Hias regular eonnection with all the
butaries. fell tr
THE NEW ORLEANS
Sanitary Excavating Co.,
(Incorporated by an act of the Ltgislature, with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYING VAULTH
PRIVIES, SINKS, Etc.)
Are now in full operation, and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the use
of the
Odorless Excavating Apparatus,
as used by the company, are that the work can
be performed at any hour of the day or night.
the thorough manner in which the deposits are
removed, the absence of all offensive odors, the
shortspaoe of time required (an ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes)
and, above all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company's office. No. -
Common street. or sent to PostofUce box No. 1.a,
will reoeive prompt attention. apiS 3m
MILLINERY.
Mme Rosa Reynoir,
No. 9......CHAUTRES STREET...... 1
Takes pleasure in inviting
her patrons, and the ladies in
general, to inspect the large
and elegant assortment of mil
inory. which she selected while in the Northand
French Pattern Bonnets. Hats,
nouveautes. etc, rocoeved direct
from leading Parisian houses,
all of which is offered at most
moderate prices.
ai'Orders carefully and promptly filled and
satisfaction guaranteed.
n 002 3m RuWdAFI
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OGDEN a HILL.
H. N. OGDoI. Jas. D. H=nL
ATTOBNEYB-AT-LAW.
No.6 Caroadelet Street. dig
M oENEBT I, LLIS a ELLIS.
John MoEnery. T. Q. W. Ellis. E. John Elis
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. so CAMP STBEET, New Orleans. L.
jail
S9TAMIOATh.
ele b otv wa.
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P4 f d~ta. U yeBe H vr.iIItie
drf ay d jau n to ai ngfs-La
FOR SIlREVFPORT AND JEFFERSON.
Lotus No. R. 1. D. Dannala. master
Leaves WEDIiNESDAY. May 2, at 5 p. m.
Texas. Geo. W. Rea. nmpster.
Leaves BATURDAY. May rn, at a p. m.
Nowh fboat harges, draynaer omvmietor
will be chargdat mo1 n ,. ell REvr. or a
ei Orleans, in forwarding freoiht eonslgnse
to the aoomap y by bill lading.
rtuI leave Shreveport Tuesdays
irsd t or a aturdays.
Sf or assage aply on bod ft
Gravferstreet. JOB. fescdent.
HITý & CA .IB1N $ m'r
1a4 a?~t ol en~t,
i.emI.Weekly G(raud drees Packets.
FOR GRAND EICORE MON7
nomery, Albkandrla. 14orman't
Barbin's and' way landings-Th'
steamers
New Dart Able, I1. lInnott, master.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at a p. in.
Will leave regularly as above. For freight o,
passage apply on board or to
TU. W. AD &MB.
No. 21 (ommercial lang.
at. - tina t hrough Cane Alver jatfP
VIOJIKUF RG.
UNITED STATFS MAIL PACKET.
Leaves everyB TV dEDIt b ~tpNAn.
Dav e's Bend and Interred tat
landings--The steamer
ROUT. F. LIE,.
Win. Campbell, master.
A. McVay and Jno. H. Moasop. 'lpri.
leaves as akove, nonneetleg at Vlt'lsburgr 3atJ
l'arisot's Li ne for all points on Yanoo, HIutintt
er. Deer Creek and Tallahatchlo
1. W. ADAMS
JANN1M & WO4Rl.
d81 IIITE& A CAtti,. aw .n
Through Bills of Lading glyvn to 'Tr'aI.
Monroe and all Stations on Vieksbuta. 14ri
Port and Texas Railroad.
W. B. 13ROOK ETT. Aqnt. as Maga Ine I.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves o"v'ry TH UIP4I)A V at r
FOR (lIEElNVILLl. VK1l0ltoll(,
and the Bends-The flu and fast
naseAUger 111, w
1RANX PARGOIJD.
J. M. White, master. U. Holmo'. Mlerk
Will leave as above, conneotlng at Vlokshnre
with the "Parteot LIne" for all points on Yaw
anit Tallahatbhi rivers. For freight or paesau
apply on board, or to
JANNEI & WORK,
It. W. ADAMS
Through Bills of Lading given to Tr"on'
Monroe and all Stations on VIksiburg, Slrm -
port anti Texas Railroad.
m127 W. It. IiRfto 'WrT,
SATURDAY VICIKMBURG UNITED STATD
MAIL VACKET
Leaves ever HATUID at a P. M
For VICKSgUG bAVIB'H iIENI
J Nat hes and all intermodiate lamn
ings-The passenger pakot
Natehez,
T. P. Leathers. master. J. F. Muse. clerk.
connecting at Vicksburg with the I'arisot LlI
for Yasoo Tallahatehin and Snnflower rivet
andwith Anchor Line for Memphis,(lalro se
St'J0or freight or pases ae nel y on lee~r!, or
JA N9EY h WW 1. WItr, momron stren
11ITH & CAlRLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas itt
mat
Through Bills of Lading given to Trentoi
Monroe and al hStations on Vieksburg. Nb rev'
port and Texas Railroad.
W. D. BROOKETT.' Agent, ss Magazine et
BAYOU SARA.
FOR BAYOU HABA. WATERLOO1
n.rmit e, Port Hudson
alorte "ndue an I lrlon
Iantings-The Unites States mail semieweeknt
SOV. ALLEN.
(In place of steamr W. S. Pike.)
J. J. Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. ate t
mi f A (A~ . 4 Tehoupitoulas e.
dsm JANNEYAWO K le mN on a
UPPER COAST.
RIK ILAII TILT- WEEKLY PACK rT.
Leas's overy MONDAY, WFt)NESDAY and
ttATUiDA V at tela. mn.
IRo AAs lo ANa I'LANTA'IiON,
sension parish. I donaltsonvillo
ind all iutt landtatgs-ThI fine
sidh-winl passentOt stoattt'r
fLUB WINE) NO. 3,
J. A. Comstock, meetor,
(eon. M. Woods, H. Melon and Ch ss. Dean. lorka,
Will leave as above. linturntihg. leavets Ash
land llantation Tuesday. 'JThursday and Sun
day, coming down tIa moast I j iiayltieht. For
freight or enassago aI) L'-IY on board or to
fapht E.oJ.C I) MIA X. ( n Conti street.
P. H, All freight delivered in ithe daytime.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKEF.
THROUGH TO THIIODAUX.
Leaven overy MONDAY at 5 p. mi. artd FRIDAY
THttl VN SIOWHEELBTEAH
Ir HENKY TUT'E.
J. F. Aucoin. master. P. A. Charlot, clerk.
Pays jartieulnrattentinn t4 way business and
returns down the Coast Suadays and Werines
dayi. For freight or passgo a1vIv on board
or to RAIVET~x
*M. HI. L+1 DRY.
ati 10 if 1or L)oiatutr street.
REGULAR TB -WWE Y DAYLIGHT
TO DONALDSONVILLE-ASCEN
idon parish-The new steamer
ROB'T YOUNG.,
(In p1lve of Eva,)
Louia Raw on master. Norbert Banson, olerk.
Leaves as above every Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday at to a. m. Returning Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sundays.
For freight o J N on board, on r to
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUROHE
?ACKET.
The l'r( sdri t r steamer
(In place of Trontoa.)
U. D. Terrebonne. Master.
H. D. Terreboane cle k.
Leaves New Orleans every THUIgDA* ane
MONDAY at s p. m.. returning every WED
NESDAY and SUNDAY evening. For freight
or passage appl y on board or to
HITE AC ARLIN 4 Thou ttoulas street.
or TERREBONNE £ SALON ON, Agents
7s Decatur between Conti and Bienvills sfs.
P. 8.-Will carry freight as low as any boat 'in
the trade. ais t/i
Leaves every MONDAY at a p. m.. and FRBIr'AT
ati 12
.a t The panT steamer
Frank Bergeron, master J. O. Bergeron clerk
eves as above for Baton Roug. Plaque.
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landings
returning every SUNDAY and WI{.t)NEDAI
EVENINGB
For fregthtor passage apply on oard or to
K. 0t8.MEANOON. 33 Bienville atree
LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
The new and fast freight steame
EMMA,
O. CArroN. Jr., Master. J. J. Donovan. Clerk
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills Bel.
air and way landings every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at 1 p. m.. Returns to the city
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday even.
ings. Freight clerk toot of Conti street. Ia45 tU
TilE GIANT OF COTTON PRES~SES.
MORSE IMPROVED TYLER,
Thte ttjiry vainrn ' ttnfatit ijqp itt tie TYi'Ef PflIF4I4 pt~rvea It.
prlri'ti~s Atileniipior to ail itt.tiq.r 'rite iVnrrn iti ltt,rttienfntn atit
iftt p ar r "Pit to Itti tii'ofltnv antI ttfl'itt~lly Antwar. 'ITh t'vlin ilr,
;ilttat' itttt'vi tut out, of tho wayV, can he erittegedin t anyt itiYn
wlthotut aftredi~nuthe frntnni tlurertly l of itng itti' Itavy RI.t'tilC
ontiittppten iiti'l ,atist of (t nitr larg tvintIidir p, pnqan rie short
lif ti ng-rodst lif t Ihlimn ati ,1traet,.ti ita Ii~laii
tnginigI. The short roils anti theit griu l nohe rc ~ fsnr iv '(IfHfN tun]lM r Ii J4 itt ii I u ltnindv }Pnt aio
that i ano iiiwirq nra ;iriwtlipity attninrlnt, ittahlltag I hi P'ress t'.
do lietimi work with it iii til Mti'ttiti tta r~n~ f repr loin
'ithers with tIfr sinving tutn tot fltti'ttt doliars in fuel
By a ting l wtjiftsu' shaitrng of fun r'htnnuf-dinrs, nilt
tutsinilo it flit' suilnk 'it Ith Hiii Is ttiktit tupg, ntr
itreatli r iciluti tjgfle final iupannatrtiti ft is turntaur
paan in iearl 1hnntng i76n tait y for 'i itintf N fiatits
parhou. Mka imagrat, tnwrs f ntriaIt, works
mnrilat'ly, without noltie or "feius." ft, lto l'sf. ilirtlti
toi get oitt itf ortlir, lbinit n ta sopnrfetly elttt tiiii In
i'iitnlrni'lin. Withoi~ut utrintg a weilga, anti witt letiap
than ni iittu n po tuns s titi, wer, it~ hntr iloin whi~t, nit
(tbthr niriun han tir eatu, ito, viz: Itiatri ivirftr put'
little9(npn (atov iii nvioagi wai'gltl I to *aefi titti ot n-to
stl'n moanti ratmitti. liii shotrt ft, hs+ tlit tuIx rNI
M1TWENIi flHI lM1r(N'l'ofn~ll dint
rafmttt'uI an fin rf . triarvelit
Pt)UWItIi. (tip oit ttiiaii 1'rowis~n'
may lie sr-ant iii nittiii(talaly opera K
tInt, at Itlie Vitito, ii lriut€,i '#V .'.
S T E Eten a '4 .t t & M nttI ttF ,
INN uirnn n-r mtrccf,
I . M. ' B. J. MONTGOMVZERY'S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMO9RY H[ALL, 87 CAMP STRtFIIT.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment In the City.
-o-
Conotantly on hand, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, the largest a id best seleja
asortment 'f
PALR la o ODS
To be ficnd in the South. consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Breatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finished in Glt,.
MARBLE TOP INLAID CARD and FANCY TA.
PLE4, French PLATE MIRRORS and Patent Tamy
UHAII8; fine BEDROOM SUITP, with French Plati
Drr eser 1)resping OCaes and Arm'irij ma 1a10ees1
]French klate HALL STANDS with HALL CHAINI
to match;dDINiNG-IOOM anA LIBRARY SUITIIf
A rom late .e ortment of MEDIUM and OOMMOU
FURNITURE, of every grade suitable for countay
and plantation ase.
A large toek of boxed and knock down Furniltae
and (Chalre.
SPRING, HAIR and MOSS MATTRESSES HAIl
and FEATHER PLLOWS and BOLSTERlS, ad
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODI 3 ARE FROM THE REST FACTORIES BOTH EAST
AND WEST, ANIJ OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
All Goods packed snit shijpped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the vubile
for their past patronage. we solicit a continuance of the same in the future.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
mht tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clarifiers and Filters,
BA& P MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOTUD.
NOES, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OF
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
And every description of Machinery for the South.
We be to call special attention to our large stock of SUGAR KETTLES Havi part
cb ased the entire stock of the Stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for which Mr. E. P. Laville
bouvre was formerly agent (and the only genuine Tennessee Kettles in the market), we
otTer the same for sale, as well as those of our own manufacture, price list of which we
vill be pleased to furnish upon application.
fetetf LEEDS & CO.
Legislative Warrants
]BOUGHT
At Highest Market Price,
-BY
FRANK A. LEE & CO.,
165 Common street.
_p21 2w
New Saloon,
94..........Customhouse Street...........4
Corner of Ex hango Allhy.
SODA, MEAD AND MINERAL WATERS,
PASTRY, Etc.
atp24 7t, HUGH SWAN, Proprietor.
Meat Stalls Nos. 87 & 38 Magazine Market.
Supplier Shins. Families. Hotels, etc.. with
EGGS, VEGETABLES,
FOWLS, BANs.
Beef, upgMutton
Perk, Sausages Tripe. Pie., Ete.
And everything the market affords.
MARTIN LANNES. Ja., Butcher.
Vegetable Stalls Nos. 121 & 124 Magazine Market
1e9
Lewis' Buiphuret Steel Duet.
Those who, having used and tested the value
of this medicine and tonic, are respectfully no
titled that It can now be obtained at the drug
emporium of L L. Lyons. New Orleans.
To the uninitiated and skeptical, I have
here to remark that in putting my 8unphuret of
Steel before the public as a valuable comn ound.
I have deviated from the usual path laid down
by the whole conclave of Inventors of the best
and surest anti-bilious and best tonics. etc. I
allude to their secrecy of Ingredients. I have
no secrecy in my offering. I ask for none.
This preparation is simply a stool brought to a
flie dust without the intervention otacids. The
min(de is a little intricate. but simple when
understood.
1 much doubt if It will be denied, that iron
occupies a larger list of its combinations as a
medicine In the Materia Medics than any other
ingredient, either mineral or vegetable, I claim
from every dlplAmate physician an Indorse
meat of iron as a valuable medicine and tonic,
and I take the unauthorized liberty to say, from
experience, that within the last five or six years
many of the physicians in the vicinity where
this medicine was first introduced, in cases
where iron was required, this iulphuret was
uriversally preferred on account of its easy ad
mixture with other ingredients and usually
known strength. 5812
COTTON SEED MEAL
Pure and Freshly Ground Meal, of OUR OWI
manufacture, for sale by
CRESCENT CITY OIL COMPANY,
ano im 23 Union street
"THE NICHOLLS"
Temperance Lunch Iouge,
For I adies and Gentlemen,
58.............CAMP STREET..............5S
Pure Sweet Milk and Butter Milk. and home.
made Pastry, aiways fresh.
ap111m 1. C. McALLISTEB, AMent.