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RIVER NEWS.
OM~F'IO NEW oaBEA-N DEMOnRAT,.
Wednesday, May 24, 1877.
Daily 'report of the stave of water, with cbangfe
in the twentytour hoers ending ysterday 8
p. Above low Gban e
water. e. all,
Feet Inch. . Inch. Inch.
u uaasts........... 6 5 0 1
000.............. 81 5 13 0
Otidclnnat......... 11 s 0 10
Davenport ......... 4 10 0 2
Leavenworth...... 14 8 0 4
.L.miatville.......... 6 11 0 1
Memphtis ........ .. 0 0
Nshville......... 6 3 0 5
'* ewOrleans...... 4 1 1 0
Pi ttbmrg.......... 3 11 12 0
rSbraeveport.........4 1 0 4
8t. Louis.. 24 1 0 8
:St. Paul........... 7 2 7 0
Vicksburg ....... 41 1 0 1
:Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOBOM. Serg't. big. Ser. U. B. A.
ArunivAs-Isabel, Robtert Young, W. J. Poite
vent, Frank Parg od, Henry T'l'ete.
DEPARtiuPs -Iabel, Blue Wing No. 3, Robert
Young, Leesie Taylor, J. H. Hanua, Col. A. Y.
Konne, Thos. Sherlock.
To ALalavs-Assumption, Euro k i, Ella Hughes,
Lafourohe; Charles Morgan. eluennati; Robert
Young, Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. 3, upper coast;
St. John, Baton Buge; GOv. Allen, dayou Sara;
Carrie A. Thorn, Red River; ;ity of Augusta,
Arkansas.
Yesterday was a warm day, but notwithstand
ing the heat there was a very fair amount of
business done. 'Ihe Lesesie Taylor had a very
large trip, the Col. Kane and Shb'r ock very fair
ones; the Shel lock also had about 60 passengers.
WHAaiAOnE.-The steamboat reen think their
time has come for some of the good things that
they enjoy not. Our city authorities allow the
rmerohauts to use the levee fur warehouse pur
poses. They have allowed railroads to build
tracks along the already too narrow strip of land
lug. Schooners and barks are alowed to occupy
the wharf popularly suppose I to br, reserved ex
clusively for etearmb ets, and in their liberality
they allow everybody to do pretty much as they
please. But the sleambo men aloneare held up
to the rack. Their inut rest are passed over.
Favors to them with one i o ,orable exception,
are dealt out with a niggard uand. Mr. Charles
Cavanao is the exception. He hise d ,e much to
improve the con i ion of the landinge--tevry
thing, in fact, that could be expected. But there
is a greater duty cet to pe, form-the duty of re
ducing the wharf charg, e. If Mr. Cavanae will
take this in hand he will do a service that he will
find properly appreciated.
Capt. Scovell informed us yesterday that work
was progressing rapidly on lie new lower c aset
packet. She was contra attd for to be ready by
the let of August, but from the way the work is
being pushed it is very probable that she will be
ready by the let of July.
The famous Charles Morgan is due and posf
tively leaves Saturday for Cinooinnati. Albert
Stein commands the Morgan, Harry Stein clerk.
The attention ot shippers to layou Lafourche
is particularly called to the fact that the Eureka
is the only departure to-day for the bayou. She
leaves regularly every Ihursday and Mlinday at
5p.m.
'The Cotton Valle , J. W. Carlton master,
Messrs, Gilruth and Reeder clerks, leaves Satur
day, without fail, fur the Black and Ouachita
through to Camden.
The W. J. Poitevent arrived from the Tenses
and Macon Tuesday night. We are requested to
say by Capt. Sullivan that the Poitevent will
make but one more trip this season, leaving Sat
urday week, June 2. She will be taken over to
Algiers, whets one will remain until Wednesday
next, when she will be brought to the wharf,
ready to receive freight.
The City of Auustaes will be f:und at the land.
tong to-day, from the Arkansas River, receiving to
return Saturday without fail. The Augusta is
the only boat running through, and as she car
ries freight cheap as the next one, our m rchants
should give her the prefere.oe. Capt. John El
liott commands, Mr. Joe Elh tt clelk.
The Natches is due to-night from Vickeburg,
and will return, as usual, Saturday.
The Bart Able leaves Saturday, as usual, for
Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
One of the finest and b:st managed packets in
the coast trade, the Gov. Alion, leaves to-mor
row as usual, for Bayou Sara.
The dalbeght tri-weekly upper coast packet
Blue Wing No. 3, will arrive this evening and re
turn Saturday as usual.
Tne New Orleass and Red Biver Transporta
tion Company steamer Charles H. turfee, leaves
Saturday, without Hi,, for hhreveport and Jeffer
son. Wallace McChesney in command, John
Mcheaney clerk.
The Bertha has been taken over to Algiers.
The Bonnie Lne was let in the water yesterday.
Theo. Jobin has gone to the Atchafalaya on
the Taylor.
The E0.O. Stanard, due to arrive, will be the
next departure for St. Louis.
"the steamer Marie was a 11 last week at Pen.
sacola, Fa., by the United States Marshal for
$400. Mr. J. Dennis Wolfe was the buyer."
This is the Marie run in the lower coast trade
by Capt. Bassett. She was built originally for
Mr. Chas. T. Howard, of this city, for a pleasure
boat, and cost wlth her outfit $17,000.
The T'lompaou- Deru lewvuw hbur fur Ciuucl -
nati, Saturday, June 21. Rooms on this magnifi
cent ate mer can be secured in advance upon ep
plication to Wayne & Williams, agents, 106 G av
ter stieet.
Lon MacFarlin will probably ciucel his Grand
Isle engagements and go to the Hot Springs in
stead.
The steamer Henry Tate, from Thibobaux, ar
rived last evening.
The Frank Pargoud, J. M. White master,
Meessrs. IHolmes anld Calmes clerks, leaves to-day
at 5 p. m. Ior Vickeburg, Greenville and all Bend
lardiegs.
The semi-weekly cast and Bayon Lafourche
packet Eureka leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for Thibo
daux. U. D. Toerrebrune c mmands, T. A. Dar
ling and H. D. Terrcboune clerks.
The New Orleans and Ouachis a Transportation
Companpry'sa steamer Iastrop, Gus Hodgc master,
J. P. Bohr clerk, leaves to-day a. 5 p. m. for the
Black and Ousaita livers through to Camden.
The regular MPtnday and Fria) coast and
Bayou Latour he tacket Henry Tete, J. F Aun
coin master, M. H. Lendry clerk, leaves to-mor
row at 10 a. m.
The semi-wet k'y coast and Baton Rouge packet
St. John, Frank Bergeron master, J. O. Bergeron
oltrk, leaves to-morrow at 12 m., unctuadlly.
The coast arnd Basou Sara UnitJtd States mail
packet Gov. Allen, J. J. Brown mact.r, 5. 8.
Smtreck clerk, leaves to-morrow at 5 p. m.
[By Telegraph.]
COUSHATTA, May 23. To Joe. A. Aiken, NeW
4)rleans: Will arrive Friday evening with 300
bales of cotton. 0. THORN,
Master of Steamer 0. A. Thorn.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CzcNiuATi, May 21.-The following liet of old
boats is compiled by Cipt. Handlan for the En.
quirer from a log kept by Capt. Joseph kierce and
sons, underwriters' inspectors fir this city, and
dates back to 1811. The list will be published in
alphabetical order, and gives the place and date
of building, tonnage and where lost, and whether
high or tow pressure:
LETTER F.
Franklin, Pittaburg, 1817, tonnage 150, high
pressure snagged and sunk near tit. Genevieve
-jn 1822; Franktort, Kentucky river, 1818, tonnage
250, high press nre, orn .ut; Fasette, Lunisvil e,
18190, tonnage 314, high pr nsure, worn out; Fi
delity, New York, 1821, tonnage 150, low pres
sure, destroyed; Florence, Olarkvdl e, 1822, ton
Snage 60, destroeod; Firefly, L tuieville, no date,
tonnage 19; Florida, Pittsburg, 1820, tonnage
278, low pressure, destroyed; Fart adams, Cn
cinnati, no date, tonnage 125, high pressure,
burnt at Mobile; Flo:ida, Cincinnati, 1820,
tonnage 250, low pressure, burnt at Mo
bile; Felicians, Philadelphia, 1820, tonnage
408, high pressure; Favorite, Nashville, 1821,
tonnage 165, uenk in Favorite Cthute, sixty miles
below Memphis, anm robbed and burnt by the na
tives; Florence. Silver Creek, 1822. tonnage 60,
bigh pressure; Fanny, New York, 1823. tonnage
120, low prts-nre; Favorite, Pitteburg, 1822, ton
nage 260, high pressure; Fr endhbip, Pittsburg,
1825, tonnage 200, hirh pressure, worn out; Fame,
Plttsburg, 1946, to nage 17J, high pressure,
worn cut, in use for wood about fifty miles
above New Orleans; Florida, Pattaburg, 1827,
tonnage 278, high presanue, worn out; Fa
oelity, Oincinnati, 1827, tonnage 117, low pree
sure, abandoned at ht. Martin, Bayou Teche;
Fairy, Cincinnati 1827 tonnage 80. law
pressure, sunk; Forester B owneville 1817, ton
nag. 100, high oresanre, burned on Cumberland
river, in 1838; Farmer, Cticiinati, 1831, tonnage
277, low pressure, sulk below Rockhaven by col
lision, 1835; Freedom, Wheeling, 1831, tonnage
135, high pressure; Frend, OCincmonati, 1831, ton
na 8, high pressure; Faloon, Cincinnati, 1831,
SOS1, high preesure, sank by oolaiion with
the Senator, in Henderson B nd; Fairy Queen,
Brash Creek, 1882, tonnage 66, high pressure;
Friendship. lucoinnati, 1833, tonnage 100, high
pressure; Free Trader, Pittsburg, 1833, tonnage
1'0, high pressure; Fame, Pitteburg, 1832, ton
nage 120, high pressure; Farm r of Mobile,
Pitt-burg, 1833, tonnage 214, high pressure;
Fourth of July, 1831, tonnage 100, sunk above
Wheeling, 1831.
The funeral of E ijash Pierae took placoe from
his farm near Cold springs, Campbell county, Ken
tucky, at 11 a. m. yesterday. The services were
held in the M. E. Churoh, and were conducted by
the Rev. Mr. Cowden, of Newport, Ky. Colonel
James Taylor also made a few appropriate remarks
concerning the early history and pione r life of
the deceased. The pall-bearers were Colonel
James Taylor, Olptatn Robert Whitney, Capltain
Anthony Frazier. James SBrveY, Benjamin Smith
and Rev. Bro, Miles. None of the deceasea's
Smns were p, erent all being absent on the river.
The Gumby Jordan, a new boat for the Chats
honochee river trade, between Columbus and Apal
acbicola, has been launched at Louisville, and
will shortly be ready for business.
The little steamer Florida was sold in Jackson
ville on Thursday last for $415.
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
May 24, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New Oileans, Dealborn, for New York
A Moulton
Am ship Expounder, Crocker, for Havre-
Lovell & Bailey
Arrived.
Schr May Evelyn. McLearn, 6 days from Rusata, to
J 1' Machear--Pic Tier
aThAMBOATS.
Henrv Tete. Aucoin. from Thibodaux
Frank PIrgond, Whit-, from Gr-enville
W J Poitevent. Sallivan. fr mn Flovil
Rice Farmer, Sharp, from Lo , er Coast
sahbel, O'Prv, from Lower Coast '
Annie B. Rolfs, from Bav..u Bacalaxta
Exporis.
NEW 'ORtK-Per steamship New Orleans-1.i 0
halte cotton 113 hbls molasses 547 bbls rl.in c0 baste
mo.s 840(0 atives 97 pk.n rmnse
HIAVRI---Per ship Expounder-1614 bales cotton
35,796 bushels corn in bulk
Imps.ets.
HAVANA-P'er steamship Margaret---321 tibl
sugar 30( bxs do Agar & Lelog---- ca s c igar tiec
Avendano lBrov--t1 bbls pine apples 8 Ct i i & Bt -
5o Ido. S.lamon.i- case touaco 10,04 0 cig.r I" A
Gonzales & tbro-10 000 do S ilernsheim & Bro-l
oAtE cigarettes T B W dtz
eoeelpts of Produce.
THIBODAUX-Per steamer Herry Tote--0o lhda
enugir Allen, Nugent &'o-3 bles molasses 20 ha f do
Jno Csaffe & Sous-16 bble,pot toes J A Bourg--:13
do 3 bb ounions E 1)shety--2 asks do Lanaux & Son
-s nd ties to order-T. otal 20 hbds esuar 3 bbla mi.
lasses 2'1 hf do
GREEN VILLE-Per steamer Frank Pargoud- 24
bales cotton T L Airey &eo--15 do R T Buock or &
Bro-8 Richardson & May-8 Jurey & Gillis--6 80
Thomas &o---6f Alcoa, Scherek & Autey-5 Mover,
Weis &co-4 Laemuan, Abraham too-I Jno I'helps
&co-3 Payne, Kennedy &oo- a Chaffo, Hlimlton &
Powell--I J L Harris &o,,-- 8 Gnmte,-IL McGehee,
Snowden & Vlolett-1 .lapp Bros &co-- Joe Chaffl
& lMons-1785 sacks cotton seed N U Cotton 'eed As.
sociation-anudrlea to order--Total 89 bales cotton
1;83 saos a cotton seed
FLOYD-Per steamer W J Poitevent- 11 bales
cotton 1 hale wool Meyer, Wets &uo-- bales cotton
Ben Gerson-1 sack wax G R Finlay &co----7 head
cattle A.Cock, Mitchell &eo--3 do and sundries to
order--Total 13 baits cottoo 30 head clttle
LOWER COAST--- Per steamer RLce Farmer
sundries to order
LOWER CUAST- Per steamer Isabel-sundr:cs
to order
BAYOU BARATARIA-Persteamer Annie B
30 hhda sugar Ricbard'Milliken-asundries to order
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amnite River-Per steamer Amite--2 bales rottn,
Renshaw. Cammack &od---0 000 feet lumber 40 cords
w( od and sunsries M B Mancv
Bi oi--Per schr Three Brth.ssa--30 cords wood
ma-ter
Biloxi--Per schr Mary Ann-800 bble charcoal
master
Paso.goula-Per schr Annette-45,000 feet lumber
H Budtig
Biloxi-Per schr Richard--30 bags wool order-.
12,000 feet lumber H Buddlg
Blind River-Per sehr Clementine--20,000 staves
order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Gannett-600 bbls char
coal master
Tchefuncta River-Per echr Two Sons----000 feet
lumber 20,000 bricks order
ItECE PIS AT THE OLD BASIN.
]iloxl--I'er schr Philadelphia--28 cords wood
master
Pars Manchac--Per schr Mew-22 cords wood
master
Tehefuncta River- Per schr Laura L-400 bble
sand 7 oordis wood order
Bunfouea--P'r schr Rainbow-4 cords wood master
By Railroads
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
May 23-273 hbles cotton order--17 Richardson &
May-14 E H Wilson & Mills-12 Bickham & Moole
----I1 Lehman, Abraham &co- -9 A cus, Scherck &
Autey---7 S Gumbel--f Payne, Kennedy &. o- 6
Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell--2 Stewart Bros &co-2
Allen, Nugtnt &co-Total 339 bales cotton
10 hhda tobacco Beadles, Wood &co-t5 bbls whlis
ky Hermann & Vit nee--5 do W B iMRhl &c0--50 do
Cobb & Magent--I box wood Mrs X Gauche- 140
pkgs beer F Hollander--10 do J Ziegler--16 empty
carboys E J Hart &co-3 pkgs mdse i ad T. arault
1:1 Legs butter i I) Dllonudio-4 cases boots ands shoes
E D);p e I runk Mrs Laura Jiggets-17 pkgs moat
W H Matthews & Bro-2 casks b powder G I Finl iy
&co-1 steam pump J It McGowan-3 ,eter kegs J J
We ukerling-1 car wood T M Akers &co-1 car hard
ware Leeds &oo-2 bbls rioc Talmadge &co--lost il I
goods Mrs B Cheevers-6 eks pses 5 kes wol S lien
dreson--lot hh goods H C Pearce--2-- casks zinc H
Hal'er--46 il buis Louisiana Oil Co-3 page wheels .I
Sbhwartz-5 bxa erugs IL Lyons- 2 boxes mdse M
Heiman- 2 leunts T S Wat, rman-l-0 bble mdse H E
Shrop-hire-l bx mlse A M dis go -5 boles hops J
A Butffer-5 do G Merz-6t pkgs butter J B Solari &
Son-8 bse sewis g machine wood work Wils on H I
Co-100 bx, chees, Schwabaeher, Froweufeld & Pfei
fer-I bx lumber T J MuCarith-5I bxse sewiog ma
chine castings Wilson S M Co--- bxe gl seware E
Vinet.-l case shoes E Marqueze &co--2 boxes h to
A A Bechet-1 do J Darcy-1 cask carthenwace W C
Shepard-1 bx mdseo W Heinzart-1 case mide W H
Peters-l do LIsao:--I bx shes Vincent &co-1 cse
umbrel'as A Drez 2 bxs mdse A Marks, Levy &co
2 so H D McCown-1 do E Levy &co-19 do I) Mer
cier & Son--i cask earthenoware P B Pedersen-
case bati J Ficl--2 ca-es shoes F P Wehle- 6 d
F P Martines-- case mdse E H Adams & Bro-2 do
M Loeb &co-- i do E Booth-5 bxs do H & N Samory
-3 paus mdse M I. Navra-2 so J UL Adams-1 E J
Hart &co---- A Dres-33 H Stern &oc---5 H Gold
smith- 110 boxes cheese 16 nrkins butter C H Law.
rence &co-66 bdlls piper E C Palmer &co-2 escks
peas 1 bill hides I ba mise Wang & Cottam- Total
10 bhde tob coo 100 bbls whisky
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
May 23-4 bxs f tilt C H S h nck-1 box varnish J
G Clark-5 bbls turpentiue J H Cllin &c s-9 firkins
butter Sohwabaober, Frowenfeld & Pfeifer- 1 oar
stock orde -t car hoop poles T A Beck-t0 tubs but
ter Miller & Mever-5 pkgs mdse F B.er-I do A
Koenig &cI-i3 baes wool Hay & Mehle--10 bbis
rosin 8 bbls turpentine Simpise n & Trlcon- 4 boxes
sla-sware Rice. Born &co-4I bbls wheikv 30 halt do
Rareshide & Mae-ti pkgs mdee H H Hansell..11 do
H Rungt &co-2 bxs di H Stern &co---:0 bxh shoul
rens Scuwaisacher & Hirasc-5 bbis whisky C Dy"vle
-34 do Rareeshide & Maes-2 ca to do C Laconume-8
c sea candy Miller & Dielman-3 bals pas er Gloss &
Wood---47 sacks peas S Snodgrass-- 300 cast iron
elates N A Ice Co-- II ykgs beer L L ppman--10
tubs butter C II Lawrence &co-10 bbls eabt powder
F Heneke-45 bbls whisky Hirsch, Adler &co-- bale
mdse W H Letchford &co-1 balecotton Jno T Har
seie &co-2 bbls drugs I L Lyons--t case mdse E J
Hart &co-1 do J F D svia-- do S J N Smith-- do
Levi & Frank-1 bbl do Sohmidt & Zieler-sundries
to ordel--Total 1 bale cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
May 23-22 hhds sugar 5 bbls molasses Robert Hare
--I8 o Richard Millik n-i do 7 hbds sugar W IH
Matthews & Bro-7 bales muse A L Choppin..200 ake
potatoes J M Walsh--14 do L Terrebonne-4. do F
P cevtn-51 do 16 bales moss V H Bernard- 3 do L
Lscassagne-3 sacks wool John Calder-3 bbls sugar
John T Moore & -o-3 sacks rice 176 sacks pots oes A
N Laine-36 do 5j Dnftard-26 do Lange & Legendre
-1ido L BHbhlet--:5 sacks rice J Fuerster-13 bales
moss J A Bourg--sundries to oraer- Total l9 hhda
sugar 34 bble molasses 38 sacks rice 684 sks potatoes
Per steamship Hutchinson. from Clinton-24 sacks
w, ol C A Whitney &co--102 head cattle C Menle &co
-sundties to-order
Memoranda.
[ By Telegraph.]
New York, May 23, 1t.7.
To A Moult n
The steamship Knickerbocker, Capt Kemble, ar
lived at 9 o'clock this morning.
Passengers.
Sailed per steamship New Orleans. Cant Dearborn.
for Nesw York-Wm S Balcve W VanNorden, A O
Stovell, A R Montgomery, Jas Cox and wif-, Mrs
Maxrell, Miss Maxwell. Dr M Mackie Mips A
Sweetser, Miss M Sweeter, Mrs A Lelaud. Mrs A W
Sturges, 2 children and nurse, Alf Keen jr. F. P
St .on. C H Lavillebeuve, H Dufour, H W Guerin,
I A LoeweateiS sact 2J atasagrie passuager
MTATE OF LOUI*JIANA.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
New Orleans, May 23, 1877.
I hereby give nonice that the following appli
cations have been filed in this offioe for the fund
ing of the following enumerated bonds, war
rants and coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex officio Secretary of the Board.
M. FRANK, PRIIEIDENT.
Bonds and coullons issued for Lloating
debt under act No. 69 of 1870........ .5500 00
MRS. M. TILL.
Warrants issued by Board of Leveer
Conlmissioners in 1868. asI per or
d,,r of Huperior District Court. No.
27.062---...- .......................... 424 36
TOWNiOND I) LYMAN.
Bonds and cOUpons issued under n.ts
Nos. 35 of 1865, 15 of 1860 and 231 of
1853................................ 21,790 00
m12( Ht
&TATE OF LOC'ISIANA.
BOARID OF LIQUIDATION.
NEW OILANs, May 21, 1877.
I herby give notice that the following appli
cations have been fliled in this office for the
funding of the fol'owing enumerated bonds
warrants and coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor anld cr officio Secretary of the Board.
J. MATHEIIS, JR.i.
Biondi and coupons issued undor aiRts
Nos. 15 of 1;46, 231 of 153. 277 of 185:3,
115 of 18117. 55 of 1819, 35 Of 1805...... $12.411 06
cer.ifleatves issued under act 3 of 1874. 753 50
JOHIN H LUDII(tSEN.
1onds andiIl coupons issued under act
::5 of 1875 ............................ 5,12 22
JAMES J.. '1AIt.LETON, C 1IIIIIR.
BI,1lnd issued undr slt, 277 of 19,53....... 500 00
I.L1APSIER I BINIDER.
Bull1ds issued uld'l' nat a35 (f 185...... 17.000 (0)
EDM. J. .FOIRSTA.LL'8 TONS.
1(1udsl4 anodl -Ioupons issued iundler at
115 of 1817 ........ ............ . 4.010 00
ANDEI)IRSON & HIMP0.N.
Bolll. and COul rollI )i4 (i1su nnelor Letfs
15 of 1.6, andill 77 of 13:3: .. ............ ,48 00
A. UIIIIA, CALSHIEE.
Bolnd-s Iand co1li(p1s n 115 of I81672...... ,270 1)
JOHN 11. LAI'ITTE & CO.
Ilondls and clupons iss11nll undelr a(tfs
Nos. 277 (of 1e53,. :1 of 1 70, 115 (,f 18167,
35 of 14653.... I.... ............... ...... 11,110 13
(!crtifllates issued1 under act 3 of 1874.. 1,732 27
A. EIMEII BAIEIL CO.
Bonds and coupons issued unlller nets
N Is. 32 of 1870, 115 of 1807, 15 of 18(66,
231 of 1853............................. 13,1P, 00
TDV22 H8
IIOAIRD OF LIQUID iTION.
STATE OF LOUIOIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. May 17, 1877,
I hereby 8give notice, that the fo!lowing appli
cations htA.vo( been illled in this (,fliltc fIr the
funding of the following onumerated Bonds,
Warrants atnd Coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor. and e(x ollicihlSeretary of the U'oardll.
CHtARLES F. HO()FMAN.
Bonds nIunl (0ponsl)Uissued under (a.ts
231 (f 1853, 277 of 185:13,09 ,f (extra ses
sion of 1870. 231 of 1873, 11s of 18,7
andl 2 of 187................ ..........822,380 n0o
TOWNSEND & ILYMAN.
Ionds and I'ellp1ons issued under aeIs
115 of 1867. 55 of 1809, 231 of 1853. 15 of
1966..................... ........1116,818 331
(eri ilieates issuetl under a('t No. 3 of 1874 267 73
Bonds and couponls unlder act 115 of 118,7
211 of 1853......... - ................. 9,390 00
E. 1. 1(OYEtR.
Warrants issued i Inder acts 9o) of 1873,
100 of 1870 and 11 of 11470. and cou
p(ons issued under acts 231 of 1870,
35 of 1870 .......................... $2973 28
Certificates issued unInder a:t 3 o(f 1871.. 109 i;6
PIKE, BROTHEIR & (CO.
Bonds and coup)ons issued under acts
31 of 1870 and1 No. 69 E. S. of 1870.... 855.780) 00
EDM)J. J. I'ORSTA\LI4 S ONS.
Ionds and coupons, act 35 of 18(65....... $1023 55
('ertilleates issue:d uIle(r Lact 1 of 1874. . 2800 00
1.ESASSIER A& INDER.
Bounds and ( 0coupons issu(ed under a0[ts
2 of 1870 nnd 35 of 1865...................... 0220 27
lResolved. That th(ne illims ipre1sel(lted for conl
version into consoli It(lLd b1ods will be taken
up for examination and consid 'ratilon in regu
lar order, as Illed and published, and (continlue
to be taken up ill that orlder until the whole has
been disposed of.
2. That tllose laims will be taken up tn MON
DAY, 21st of May, 1877, at 12 o'clock meridian. at
_ 14 .est1e .a s_ b,S itr e & Iunso. sa i be-13hh -
inlg and examination of theicastes be (continued
from dllay to (cliy, beginning at 12 in., until otiler
wise ordered.
The above was. offered by Mr. Buash. seconded
by Lieut. Gov. Willz, and adlopted by the board.
ALLEN JUMEL,
myls t Aud~i'or anld ex oflleio heer((tary.
|HOAlRI) OF LIQUIDATION.
sTATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, May 17, 1477.
At a meeting of tllhis Board, held this day. the
State National Bank, of which Hamuel H. Ken
nedy is President. was unanimously elected
General Fiscal Agent of the State of Louisiana
upon the following basis, as per following reso
lution:
1. To conform to existing laws, and such as
may hereafter be passed, r,.lative to tllh Agency.
with the right of resigning should any laws
hereafter passed he not acceptable, including
the advance provided for by section 2, para
graph 4. of Act No. 58 of regular session of 1877.
approved March 12, 1877. beginning January 1,
1878, and continuing until the successor of the
present Governor, F. T. Nicholls, is inducted
and installed into office. i. e., at least until
March 1, s81., up to which time the tenure of the
Fiscal Agent shall continue unless legally re
moved for cause, or until resignation is made
as above provided.
2. To pay an 1 disburse pro rata the funds now
on hand and which may hereafter be collected
to pay the interest accrued on the bonds, and
claims to be funded from first of January, 1874.
to and including first of July, 1876, or, in other
words, as pro rata on the coupons of first of
July, 1874, and first of January, 1875, out of the
taxes of the year 1874; on the coupons of first of
July, 1875, and first of January, 1876, out of the
taxes of the year 1875; and on the coupons of
first of July, 1876, out of the taxes of the year
1876, as they are collc'ted for the said years
respectively, until all the interest of each year
is paid, when the surplus of any year shall b1
applied, according to the laws of 1877, to the
years yet uncovered pro rata andt in conformity
to said laws.
3. To provide the means necessary to protect
the credit of the State in case of d,,lcit in past,
present or future collections to meet the entire
Interest accrudl and to accrue on the funded
anl unfunded bonds and warrants converted,
and to be converted into consolidated bonds
without defalcation or delay from and including
coupons of interest due first of January, 1877.
to and including first of January. 1878, on the
claims and warrants already funded, and those
which may hereafter be funded, and for
that purpose to advance whatever money may
be needed whenever required by the Board.
4. To enter into contract covering the fore
going contemlplated arrangement.
ALLEN JUMEL,
myls 8t Auditor and ex-offlio Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The undersigned has conutantly on hand
money to be loaned out on mortgage and at
a reasonable rate on GOO OD CI IY PROPElTY.
F. D. SEGHERS, Notary Pubtio.
0p26 l1& Up stairs,
STEAMSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA.
FOR HAVANA. CEDAR KLYS AND KEY n
WEST.
UNITED STATES M AIL LINE.
LEAVING EVERY WEEK a
The first-class steamship A
MARGARET, P
Baker. Commander.
will leave, from foot of Calliope street, on P
WEDNESDAY, May 23, at 8 P. M.
Passage rates to Havana, $40; Excursion tick
ets, $.o.
Passage rates to Jacksonville, $20, including
state rooms and meals.
Through bils of lading issued to all points In
Florida.
For Freight or passage apply to v
I. K. ROBERTS. 120 Common street,
Over Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship --- follows on May 29. g
mny6 lv
RAILROADS.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
I'ASSEf'GER ROUTES TO ALL I'OINTS
NOIRTII AND EAST.
Reorganized for the Sprint and Summer
of 1817.
Workinv out of New Orlb.ns via the N.O . and p
M. It. ni..anrl presenting thi: f ,llowi r g att ract ive
lines to Ih'! attcention of allh lorth-bound Tour
ists4 and Travelt rs:
Route No. 1-All Rail.
Via M tgontgomery, COlumbus, Macon, Augusta, It
Wilmington, A.ichmiond.
04 Hours 4R Minutes, New Orleans to
New York.
Tihe same time always as by any ,thiter line.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opelika. T
Solid lay Trains thence to Augus'a.
Pullman Sloenting Cars thence t, Wilmington.
E egart Par or Cars thence to lichrnond.
Pullman looping Cars thence to New York.
ALL CHANGES AT SEASONABLE HOURS a
AND INTO CLEAN AND PIOPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
Route No. 2-Bay Line.
Over the same lines to Wilmington as hy Route i
No. 1. Thenc" by Stuclal Parlor Cars to Ports
mouth, Va. Thence, at 7 p. m. daily (excep'
sunday), by the maglilcet steam rs ,f the
BlaY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by Limited
Express, arriving in New York at 4 p. m.
A seventy-one hours' runt-onlly six hours in C
excessof all rail time. with the advantage of an
undisturbed night's rest and superior accom
modations upon the Ches rneake Bay.
Route No. 3-The Old Dominion Line. L
The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports
monuth as routes 1 anrd 2. Thrence. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 p. m. by the
magnifioent sidewhteel rteanlships of the OLDl
I)OMINION CO)MPAN . which invariably arrive
at their New York wharies at to p. m.
A throulgh run of 77 hours, combining the
essential elements of Cheapness. bped and
Comfort.
Passengors sholrd ileave New Orleans Satur
days, Mondays and Thursdays to conunect close
ly witi this liu '.
For 'rickets, Cthocks, Time Cards, and all in- a
formation, apply at the offieos of the New Or- f
loans awln M-ile, Raitlroad.
A. POPE, Uenera.l Ptasseger Agent.
J. H. WHITE, southern Passenger Agent.
IT. W. FOWLER, New Orleans Agent, corner St. a
Chitirles and Common streets. nmy tf
GREAT JACK ON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. ST, LOUIS A D CHIOADO
RAtLROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive as follows: from Calliope
street depot from 1877:
DgPARB. ABBIYVL
Express No. 1.5:30 p. m. I Express No. 2.10:30 a.m
Express No. sa.::3 a. m. Express No. 4. 6:25 a.m
Nos. 1 and 2 run daily, 3 and 4 daily except I
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicango. Cai
ro and Milan, Tenn., without change, and for St.
Louis a slreper is taken on at Milan, enabling
passengers to go through without leaving the
train.
Friday evening's train makes no connection
at Duu,uln for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McComb (pity:
Leave New Orleans 3:30 p. m. Saturday; and
7:30 a. m. Sunday.
Arrive 9:20 p. m. Sunday, and 9:15 a. m. Mon
daTkets-for sai' and Inrform atsio iran at_ 5
Camp street, corner Common. under City Hotel
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
E. D. FROST. General Manager. mho
THE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL
T. ROAD-MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THU
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via St. Lous.
CARRYING THE U. 8 MAIL
Trains arrive and errart from Deph. I ot of
Canal street, as follows:
DEPART. I ARRIVE.
Express..1....6:45 a. m. I Express......11:25 a. m.
Exoress......s:oo v. m. I Express...... 9:56 . m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou
isville, Nashville and St. Louis, without change,
and only one change to Now York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Offloo.. corner of Camp and Oommoen
streets. opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINBON. BSuperintend't.
mh2 tf J. W. COLEM AN. Ticket Agent
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LEON QUEYROUZE. OSCAR BOIS.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUOBB
And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUDE,
At the Blue stores,
Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets.
del41 '711. v New Orleans.
BUILDING PAPER,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
A Substitute for Plastering,
AT HALF THE COST. k
The ornanwntal servea the purpncs of Plan.
S ering and Wall Paper ombiOued,
making a hanlsdnonui and durably finlsh. It
makes a house* warneir in winter and cooler in
summier. Rats, tnle, a:rd other vermin will
not touch it.
Paper Oil-Cloth and Carpeting.
This is finished in beautiful nil-cloth and car
pet designs, and makes an excellent covering
for floors, in liun of oil-cloth, matting, &c.,
and is much cheaper than eithlr, and equally
as durable, and can be cleaned with water as
requIred. iamples of this Paper will be sent
by mail to any address, on receipt of poetage
stamp. Address, EDWARD THOMPSON,
General Agent of Manafactures,
90 Barene St., New Orleans, La.
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 478 Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
BALOONd, and to the public., that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for manufac
uring LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than any other HOME-MADE ARTI
CLE, and of as good uality as any similar arti
orl produced li the Un &ats. mha 6m k
STEAMBOATS.
OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORtLEANR PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Ma26 at 5p. m.
. 1. FOR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE.
ItEvansville, Hende'son rshawnee
town, Paducah Calro, Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
CHARLES MORGAN,
Albert Stein master. Henry W. Stein clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
mylA lo6 Gravier street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEAN8 PACKET.
Leaves on BA TURDA Y. June 2. at 5 . m.
FOB CINCINNATI LOUIB
ville, Evansville. Aenderson.
Shawneetown, Paducah, Cairo,
Memphis and all intermediate
points-The passenger steamer
Tnonmpson Dean,
W. B. Miller. master Jon. B. Jones. clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS.
o06 Gravler street.
N. .--A plan of the cabin can be seen and
staterooms engaged by applying at the nfflnc of
my24 WYN &, WILL,IAMS.
OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATI°N COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
Weekly Ouachlita ity U. K. flall Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESBTAY. at 5 v m
FOR OUACHITA ' ITY," T1EN
;I.i., ton. Monroe and all way landings
The steamer
JOtN I H. FFANNA,
(In place of Ouachita Belle')
J. W. Blanks, master, Joe Holmes, clerk,
Will leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
Capt. F. A. BLANKS, President,
No. 2 Canal street, corner Delta.
HITE & CAPLIN. BRITTON A EPPLER,
JANNEY & WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE, Ag'ta.
P. S.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fol tf
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TIANS('ORITATON COMPANY. *
Leaves on TIIUIL>DAY, May 21. at 5 p m.
, For Camden Eldorado, uuacnita
City, Monroe, Trenton and all land
inus on Black and unachita rivers
The fine, light-draft passenger steamer
B A.inROP,
Gus Hodge. master. JP. Mobr, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
F. A. BLANKS,
President. No. 2 Canal. corner Dielta t.
RITE& CAI LIN, BRITTON & EPPLEIR, At
JANNEY & WORK, LORD & McPEAKER.J gt.
my2
MERCHANTS' AND PLANTERS' INDEPEN
DENT PAUKEr..
T,eaves 4 T UIUDAY. May 26. at 5 . m.
FOR CAMDE %. ELDORADO,
Ouachita City, Monroe, Trenton and
all landings on the Black and
Ouachita Rivers-The fine, new, light-draft
passenger steamer
COTTON VALLEY
Joe W. Carlton master,
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board or to
DOUGLAS & WINBURN. 35 Natchez st.,
A. BRITTON 82 Gravier at.
P. S.-WIll give through bills lading to Bayou
Bartholomew, to Bayou D'Arbonne, with privi
lege of reshipping. my22
ARKANSAS RIVER.
IREGULAR ARK ANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on RATIUlD tY. May 20. at 5 p. m.
FOIL FOtT SMITH, VAN BUItEN.
Dardanelle. Little ock. Pine Bluff
and all way landlings-T'l light draft,
fine and last pDasenger steamer
CII'Y O' AUUilJnT
J. D. Elliott, Master, Joe Eljiot elerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
applyon board, or to
DOUGLAS & WINBIJRN,
_mJy22 35 Natchez st rett.
BAYOU SARA.
FOR BAYOU SABA. WATEBLOGO
Hermitage. Port Hudson Baton
SRougae Plaquemine and Ioetoffiot
landings--The United States mall semi-weekoo
9acket
GOV. ALLEN.
(In place of steamr W. S. Pike.)
J. J. Brown. master
Leaves every MONDAY and FBIDAY. at pD
m.. for Bayou tara.
HITE & CARLIN. Agts., 4 Tchoupitonlas at.
JANNEY & WOtK 10o Common st.
.ds am A. O. GODDIN. as Magaaine.
BENEFICIAI,
TO
THE PUBLIC.
We. the undersigned Photographers in the
United States. do state and will bear testimony
that PICTURES made by
LAMBER ['X I'ATEN I' PROCESSES
WILL
Never Fade or Change Their Colors
IN THE LEAST.
Also are otherwise in every respect mor artis
tic than those made by the old processes, wio'ch
are bound to fade and b.come worthless.
SARONY.....................New York.
W . KUIBTZ .................New York.
LEON VAN LOO .............actann I.
J. LANDY.................. Clcin atd.
F. GUTBKUNST..........Philadelphia.
ALLEN & ROWELL............Besten.
C. OENTILE & CO............ Chicago.
C. W. MOTES .............Atlanta, Ga.
. KLLAUBER ...............Louisville.
RULOuSON, President of the Photo
graphic Association of the United States
of America.........San Franeieco, Cal.
D. H. ANDBRSON...... Richmond, Va
t HEO. LILItNTHAL,
SMate of Lonlslana.
And others, too numerous to mention.
THEO. LILIENTIAL,
13L............ CANAL STREET ............121
felS 3m
LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
LEBTABLIBHED IN 1Is2.1
Corner Dolord anu Foucher stroeets
NEW ORLEANS.
We are repared to manufacture
STEAM EJNGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGea KETTrs,
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW MILI,
COTTON PRESSEs, NEWELL SCEWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTEs,
GRATEBARS, JUDsON's GovERNORS,
and all kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work,
and every description of Machinery for ths
south. LE&ED & 00,
mh6 m dkw
Southern Shoe Factorv
OF JOIL HANSEN,
a3 and 55 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufac
turing interest of our native State in order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
wbhich would otherwise go to the North. at home.
About a year ago I started my Factory, and by
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly, I have been enabled to extend my
business and support o00 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to increase my Factory, I would
earnestly call unon the merchants, not only of
the city, but of the whole country, to give me
their aid and eno00ragement,. (Onme and aa. me
deuly JNO. HALSEN.
STEAM BOATS.
RED RIVER.
NEW OR.EBRAN PND D B BO
NOrWSTATION OOMPA D T.
0ry7 uise, Tezsa
Bell. DaLeS. . h e mate
Lotus No. B.
on.hg d Upper Bed River. ora
Goushata. Grand Zoore. Ale
a p ali wy and plantation ]adin -
ng New Orleans as foiows:
FOR SHREVEPORT AND JEF.EBSON.
C. H. Durfe., W. H. MChesney. master.
Leaves SATUIIDAY. Mar 2a, at 5 p. m.
No wh.ar.oat charges, drayage or commlssio
will be charged at mo, l, ed River. ofn
ew Orleans, in forwarding freight coneslneg
to the company by bill lading.
Returntpn boats leave Shreveport Tuesdays.
ThursdaY and Saturdays.
o ft or agt or passage apply on board OF
-osts or tat the omce o the company. o. na
Gradvier street. JO. A. AK . e
EITE& ARLIOD BBoT EAI E n
Semi.Weekly Grand Ecore Packets.
FOR GRAND ECORE MONT
gom.eryn,, Alexandria. Normaiae
Barbin's and way laxdins
steamers
New Bert Able, R. Sinnot. master.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. m.
Will leave regularly as above. For freight oe
passage apply on board or to
R. W. ADAMS,
No. 21 Commercial Place.
I'. .--Goes through Cano river. Jas
VICKSBDURG.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESVII Y at B . piN.
., F. Oi VICKSBURG NAT0HU
ý .Z Davis's Bend and 'intermedida
landings-The steamer
RoS F. E. LEE,
Wm. Campbell. master.
A. McVay and Jno. H. MoeR"p. l.arks,
leaves as above, coannecting at Vicksburg jeB
Parisot's Line for all points on Yazoo. Sunfo
er. Deer Crook and Tallahatchie.
It. r, ADAM4
JANNI!E & WORK.
d21 HITE & CARLIN. Aeants.
Through Bills of Lading given to Tallula
and all Stations East on Vicksburg, urose
port and Texas Railroad.
W. B. BROOKETT. Agent, as Magatine et.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THUIUMhIA at a~
Ii FFOR GREENVILLI, VICKBURO
and the Bends-The fit and ifes
passLtcger Lo"'A
FRANK PARGOUD,
J. M. White, master. C. Holmes. clerk
Will leave as above, connecting at Vicksburg
with the 'Parisot Line" for all points on Yasoo
and Tallahatchie rivers. For freight or passge
apply on board, or to
JANNEY & WORK.
R. W. WADAMS
Through Bills of lading given to Tallulah
and all Stations East on Vlcksburg, bure~ -
port and Texas Railroad.
muh27 W. B. BROCKEIT.
SATURDAY VICKSBUIHGE UNITED STATJE
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 P.
.. For VICKSBURG. DAVI'S BEID,
ll F V S A S'Natchez and all intermediate lan1
ings-The passenger packet
Natehes,
T. P. Leathers. master, J. F. Muse, clerk.
connooting at Vicksburg with the Parlsot Line
for Yazoo Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers
andwith Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo aa
St. Louis.
For frelght or passage apply on board, or to
JA NNEY A WORK. 100 Common street, .
HITE & CARLIN, 4 Tchoupltoulas at
mae
Through Bills of Lading agiven to Tallulal
and all Stations East on Vicksburg, bare.t
port and Texas Railroad.
W. B. BROCKETT. Agaent, as Magazine st
."I ` OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at ! p, m.
FOR WASHINGTON, OELWU
sas,PortBarrile, Simmsport Churceh
ville, and all landings on the GOmc.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light-draft steamer
L.rNIE TAYLOR,
(In place of Sandy No. 2,)
H. H. Broau, master. E. Quatrevaux, clork.
will leave as above. For freight or assaýa ap
ply on board or to BRITTON & EPPLEB.
81 OrRvier street.
It. W. ADAMS.
ja2 tf 21 Commercial Place.
P. 8.-Connects close'y with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glaize.. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou lmuf.
UPPER COAST.
REGULAR TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves ever 1 TONDAY. W-EDNEADAY and
SATURDA, at 10 a. m.
FOR ASHLAND PLANTATIOI -
Ascension parish, Donaldsonvilla
and all coast landings-Th fline
side-wheel passenger steamer
BILUE WING NO. 3,
J. A. Crmstoek. master,
Goo. M. Woods, S. Heno and Chas. Dean, clerks.
Will leave as abotve. ieturning, leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, coming down thy; coast in daylight. For
freight or passage a ply on board or to
av22 E. J. COMEAUX. 20 Conti street.
P. 8. All freight delivered io the daytime.
LAFOURCHE.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU ,LAPOURC'HE AND
COAST PACKET
THROUGH TO LOCKPORT.
Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
SThe fine passenger steamer
ELLA HUGHES,
Joe Dalferes, master, I. E. Alba, elerk ,'?
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY'at 5 p. m..
and W·IURl AY at 5 p. m.. for l ockport
Plantation. Betnr ieng, leaves Thibodaux every
HUR.DAY and MONDAY morning.
Fo' freight or I a-sago aptly on board.
P. $.--A clerk alwas son landing, head of Conti
street, to receive freight. my2s
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBOCH
PACKET.
The lig draught steamer
U. D. Terrebonne. Master.
H. D. T. rrebonne clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every THURItDAY an
MONDAY at 5 p.m.. returning every WD
NESDAY and SATURDAY evening. For freigh
or pIassae apply on board or to
HITS l ABLIN 4 Tehon itoulas street.
or TERREBONNE & SALOMON, Agents
75 Decatnr between Conti and Bienvills sf',
P. S.-Will carry freight as low as any boat in
the trade. iais t
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
Leaves every MONDAY at s p. m. and FRIDAY
at 10 a. m.
eeTHE FINE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMl
IIENRY TETE,
J. F. Aueoln. master. M. H. Landry. clerk.
Pays particular att ntion to way business and
returns down the Coast Sundays and Wednes
days. For freight or passage aDplv on board
or to B. RIVET,
ap 10 tf 105 Decatur street.
BAYOU LAFOURCHE SEMI-WEEKLY
PAC;KET.
THE NEW PA SHENGER STEAMER
APmUM'I'rION,
P. A. Charlet. n aster,
N. Z. Dupuis, clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every T UESDA Y at5 . a.
and SA UIBDAY at 5 p. m.. for Laurel Valley
Plantation Returnint, leave Thibodauxevery
THUti.DAY and MONDAY morning.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RIVET.
myl tf 10o Decatur street.
BATON ROUGE.
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p, m., and FRIDAY
at 12 m
The passener steamer
Frank Bergeron, master J. Bergeron clerk
Leaves as above for baton Rougen Plaque
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast l4nu
returni every SUNDAY and WD
BJTo. h ght llP Ion bord to
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