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PRa ll of iantary polle.............. 640 Of
Par l of justs of the PcW and con
P rll o o ro..o,. e.. 1,,00( 0U
Pay roll of Distrit Attorn...ey............ 41 ,o67
Pay toll ofjary omrmlssoners....... . 811 6
Total.......................... ..7,00H 34
Adopted by the Council of the oity of New Or
leans, July 8, 1877.
Year--avenao, Denal, Diamond, Edwards,
Moaffrety, BengstorfT.
ED. PILSBUIRY, Mayor.
A true copy :
(Trmn. l. R~AtaR. ieoretery.
MAYORALTY OP IAW UnltWRAMPS,
Ulty Hall, July 11, 1877.
[No. 4013-Adminolstration erles.
Ac. ordinance msaking appropriations for char
Itable institutions for the month of June,
1877.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, That the Administrator of Public
Acountse warrant on the Administrator ot Fi
nance in ravor of the to lowlpg tnstitutions for the
sums respectively set opposite their names, being
the allowance for charity for the month of June,
1877, in conformity with artiole 710, revised city
laws and ordinances:
St, Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys' Asylum,
Chartres, between Mazant and French
streets; two hundred and fifty-two
inmates.............................. 294 00
St. itteent's Home, No. 871 Bienvllle
street; eighty-four Inmates.......... 98 00
QIt. Ellsabetk's Asylum, Napoleon Ave
nue, corner of Prytania street; one
hundred and fifty Inmates............. 175 00
Female Asylum of the Immaculate Con
ception, No, 871 Rampart street; one
hundred and seven inmates.......... 124 83
Mount tarmel Asylum, No. 63 Piety
street; one hundred and twenty-four
inmates....................... .. 144 07
New Orleanse emale Orphan Asylum,
1lio street, between Camp and Prytauia
streets; one hundred and twenty-two
nmates..................... ... . 142 83
Protestant Iplisopal Children's Home
Jackson street, between Chippewa and
St. Thomas streets; thirty-nine inmates 45 6:l
Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans,
Jaokson street, corner of Chippewa
street; one hundred and six inmtet.. 123 00
Orphans' Home, Beventh street, between
Magazine and Constance streets; one
hundred and twentyesix inmates....... 141 00
St. Anna Asylum, l'rytama street, corner
of St. Mary street; ninety-seven ln
mates....... 118 1q
Louisiana Asylhm, Hospital street, corner
of Tonti street, twenty-eight inmates.. 32 07
Convent of the Good Bhepherd, ilienville
street, between Broad and Doihonue
streets; two hundred and sixty-eight
inmates ............. .. ........... 812 60
lerman Protestant Orphan Asylum,
State street, between Camp and Chest
nut streets, ninety-six inmstes........ 112 00
St. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
Race street, corner of Magazine street;
one hundred and ninety-nie inmates.. 232 18
St. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
Race street, corner of Mageaine street;
for wet nurses... ....... ...... 200 00
8t. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
Race street, corner of Magaziue street;
for forage.................... . 75 00
St. Joseph's German Boys' and Oirls'
Asylum, Josephine street, ,orner of
Laurel street; two hundred and three
inmates............................. 230 88
Louislana Recreat for Insane, Nashville
avenue, corner of Masazilno street;
thirty-seven inmates ................ 48 1
Asylum for Destitute Orphan Boys, tst.
Charles street, between Dufoesat and
Belleoestle street; sixty-two inmates.. 72 33
Asylum of the Little Sisters of the Poor
Laharpe street, between Johnson and
Prieur streets; one hundred and fifty
one nlumates.. .......... ........ 170 10
Ladies of Providence, corner of Espla
nade and Miro streets; forty-two in
mates.................... 4............. 49 00
St. Alphonsua Asylun,, corner of Fourth
and St. Patrick street.; eighty-six in
mates .. ... .. . 100 33
Poydras Female Orphan Asylum, Maga
zine, between L.eontine street and
Peters Avenue, seventy-nine inmates 92 10
Total ....................... ..41142 66
Adopted by the Conncil of the city of New Or
leans, July 8, 1877.
Yeas - Cavanne, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoCaffrey, Rengstorff.
ED. 'ILSBDURY, Mayor.
A true copy :
'Pn.m. (0 RHarrass Oanmn ,aav
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORItAtANs,
(lty Hall, July 3, 1877.
[No. 4014-Administration Heries.]
Res.olled, That the sum of 624,785 77 be and
the saute is hereby appropriated to pay the pal
rolls of the Crescent City police for the month o
June. 1877, and that the Administrator of Public
Accounts warrant for the payment of the same.
Adopted by the Council of the city of Nov
Orleans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas--Oavanac, Ddnnis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoCaffrey, Rengstorff.
ED. PILSIBURY, Mayor.
A traue copy:
Tnos. G. RAPIER. Secretary.
MAYORALTY Or K Wi ORiLANSi
City Hall, July 8, 1877.
[No. 4015-Administration Series.]
Resolred, That the sum of $(20 '5 be and the
eame is hereby appropriated to pay the pay roll
of assessors for the month of April, 1877, and
that the Administrator of 'ublio Accounts war.
rant for the payment of the same.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or.
leans, July 8, 1877.
Yeas - Cavna, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoOaffrey, Bengstorff.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
TnoMAs G. RAPIERa, Secretary.
MAYORALTY OF Nuw OaLtAns, I
Uity Hall, July 8, 1877.
[No. 4016-AdmInistration Series.]
An ordminance providing for the payment of the
several aooonts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following approprii
tions be, and are hereby made for the month of
June, 1877, and that the Administrator of Public
Aooounts warrant on the Administrator of Fi.
nanoe in payment of the same.
Firemen's Charitable Association of
New Orleans, for services rendered
in the month of June, 1877, as per
contract.............. ...$11,666 67
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
S"' Fifth District, for services rendered
11u in the month of June, 1877, as per
contract................. 1,000 00
Firemen's Cha itable Association of the
S.ith District, for services rendered
in the month of June, 1877, as per
coutract ........ .................. 1,500 00
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Seventh District, for services ren
dered in the month of June, 1877, as
per contract......................... 666 67
Total .............. ........ $14 833 34
Adopted by the Council of th, city of New Or
leans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas - Oavanac, Delnt, Diamond, Edwards,
McOaffrey and Reugatorff.
ED. XPILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Teos. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 3, 1877.
[No. 4017-Administration Series.]
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropria
tions be and are hereby made for the month of
June, 1877, and that the Administrator of Puth
Accounts warrant on the Administrator of Fi
nance in payment of the same.
New Orleans Gas Light Company, for
lirhting the city in the monta of June,
1877, as per contract ............. $8,730 07
Jefferson City Gas Light Company, for
lightning the Six'h District, in the
month of June, 1877. as per contract. 2,6G0 30
Thos. Pickles, for lighting the city wrh
oil in the month of June, 1877, as per
contract ............................ 1,628 07
Total ...........................$13,038 44
Adopted bvYthe Council of the city of New Or
leans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas-Oavanac, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoOCaffrey, Bengetorff.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tsos. G. RAPIma. Secretary
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 3, 1877.
[No. 4018-Administration Sceries.]
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropri
Uons be and are hereby made, and that the Ad
minlatrator of Pubie Accounts warrant on the
Adainlitrator of Finanoe in tayment of the same:
Wm. Swan, sand, ballmat, etc., for street
repairs, etc., in the month of June,
1877, approved ................ $820 86
Wm. Henry, ballast for street repairs, etc.,
in the month of June, 1877, approved. 208 75
Tom Bynam. lake shells for street repairs,
in the month of May, 1877, approved.. 182 00
Total ................. .. ........18007 6;1
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, July 8, 1877.
Yeas--4lavanac, Denis, Diamond, ' liwarde, Mo
Caifrey, Bengtlorfi.
ED. PILfHBURY, Mayor.
A true copy :
TuI' (. A. Rlterr, Secretary.
MAYOnARLTr or New OltIANA,
(lity alil, July 8, 1817.
[No. 4019-Admiulstralion Series.]
An ordinance providing for the payment of cer
tain interest.
Be It ordained, That the following amounts of
interest were due July 1, 1875, to the parties
named on bonds surrendered for funding, and on
whichb there were an coupons, said amounts to
be paid, when collected, out of the interest funds
apperttalong to the respective series, in con
fortuity with ordinances Noe. 8190 and 8282, Ad
ministration series:
3. J. Foretails' Sons................. ....$440
Townsend Lyman.. ....................
Mechanics and Traders' Bank............... 255
Union National Bank ................... 8
Total................................... 725
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, July 8, 1877.
Yeas-Oavanao, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
Mclaffrey, Rengetorff 6.
EDH. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tuon. (1. RAFrIa, Reoretary.
MAYORALTY Or NSw OsRLANs,!
City Hall, July 3, 1877. [
[No. 4020-Adminitration herles.]
Rlesolved, That the sum of 12,30 be and the
same is hereby appropriated to the New Orleans
8auitarv and Fertill.ng Company, for attention
to ear h closets in the month of May, 1877, and
that the Administrator of Publioc Accounts war
rant for the payment of the same.
Adoptel by the Council of the city of New Or
leatns, July 0, 1877.
Yeas-Oavanac, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoOafrey, Itengstorff
SED. PILSBUIY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tnon. 0. lRA'rra, POecretary.
MAYORATY OF N.5w OiLKtANR, I
City Hall, July 8, 1877. (
[No. 4021--bAdministration Berles.]
Whereas, Act No. 87. of the (estral Assembly
of 1877, approved April 20, 1877, abolishes the
Board of Commisstoners of the New Orleans
Park, and provides that all the powers and duties
conferred on the said commissioners are con
ferred on and transferred to the City Council;
therefore be it
R.tsolved, That the Administrator of Police
shall have general superintendence of the prop
erty known as the Ulty Park, situated in the
tnoond District, and also of the tract of land sit
uated in the Seventh District, purchased by the
commlssioners from the Fourcher estate for the
purposes of a park. That he shall report to the
Counoil the present condition of tie said properties
particularly as regards the fences enclosing the
same; also, if the said grounds are In chargeof
keepers appointed by the late commissioners, and
if so. how they are employed, whether by the
month or contract in the form of lease; the
amount olfsalary or compensation agreed to he
p.il them, how paid, and if the said grounds
have been used with the sanction and anuhority
of the commissioners, or otherwise, for the pas
turage of horses, cattle, ety., for hire; the
amount of revenue received from said souice
annually; to whose binellt the samo enureod; anld
furthermoro, his opinion as to the effect on the
trees and grounds of allowing animals on pasture
therein, and for such recomnliendatious as he
may deem pertluent for the protection of said
properties at thea.ast expense.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, July 8, 1877.
Yeas -- Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
McOaffrev, Itongetorfl.
El). I'ILSBUIIY, Mayor.
A true copy;
Tinos. (1. ltAr'ltr,. RSerotary.
MAYOIiALTY oF NEw O()IRANs,
City Hall, July 8, 1877.
[No. 4022- Ads nistration Serles.]
Resolved, That the proposal of Lambert & Co.
to furnish the Department of Waterworks and
Public Buildings with one boat load of Pittsburg
coal at thirty-eight and a half cents per barrel.
gauge measurement, to be delivered within the
Waterworks enclosure, be and the same is here
by accepted.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas-avanaco, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
McOaffrey and Itengstorff.
ED. PILnBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tnuo. G. RAPIna, Becretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLIANS.
City Hall, July :1. 1877.
[No. 4023-Administration'8eries ]
Risolved, That the proposal of John Page, to
repair the courtroom of the Recorder of the See
ond and Third Districts, according to the plans
and specifications on file in the Surveyor's office,
for and in consideration of the aum of $1190, be
and the same is hereby accepted, and that the
Mayor is authorized to enter into contract with
the said John Page, for the faithful peformance
of the work.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas-. (Avanac, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
McOaffrey, Rengitorff.
ED. PILBBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tilno. 0. APIERE, Recretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS.
City Hall, July 3, 1677.
[No. 4024 -Administration Beries. I
Resolved, That the Administrator of Water
works and Public Buildings be and he is hereby
authorized to advertise for sealed proposals for
furnishing his department with one flatboat of
Pittaburg coal.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, July 8, 1877.
Yeae-t)avanac, Denies, Diamond, Edwards, Mc
Oaffrey, Rengatorfl.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy.
TriOR G. RAPIRa, Secretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
(sty Hall, July 3, 1877.
[N3. 4'25-Administratlon Series.]
Be it ordained, That any person who shall strip
naked, for bathing, or show hitoself naked, or in
any indecent apparel, or shall bathe during day
light in the river Mississippi, or in either of the
basins, canals, or lake, or any where public, within
the limits of the city, shall be arrested and fineod
or .mprisoned as hereinafter described.
Be it o(ther ordained., That any person vio
lating any provision of this ordinanbe shall be
fined not less than ten dollars nor more than
twenty-five dollars; and if the fine be not paid,
he shall be imprisoned for a term not exceeding
ten days.
Res.ulccd further, That all ordinances or parts
of ordinances conflicting with this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed, this ordinance
to take effect from and after its passage.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas--Lavanac, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
Mc Jaffrey, Rengstorff.
ED. PILSBUIlRY, Mayor.
A true copy:
TH is. G. RAPIERE, SecPoretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS, )
City Hiall, July 3, 1877.
[No. 4026-Adminietration Series.]
lRes,,red, That permiaesion be and is hereby
granted to David and Jas. D. Congtlin to put up
a steam engine and boiler on the premises, No.
256 Poydras street, between Rampart and Basin
streets, rev. cable at the pleasure of the Council.
Adoped by the Coutndl of the city of New Or
leans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas-COavanac, Denia, Diamond, Edwards,
Mc~affey anJ Rengstoriff.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy :
SHOnd. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
MAYREALTY or NEW ORLEANS, )
City Hal, July 3, 1877.
[No. 4027-Administration Series.]
Resolved, That the names of J. K. Smrith and
Peter Kalser be subelitated to those of J. W.
Falrfat and F. Gosling, a securities of John I
Kaiser, contractor for dleaning streets in the
Fourth District; and also, that the name of
Denis O'Lh ary be )ubltitued to that of John E.
Hacket , as seourity of M. J. Connor, contractor i
third section draining.
Adopted by the Uonncll of the City of New
Orleans, July 3, 1877.
Yeas-Cavanso, Danls, 'Diamond, Edwards, 1
MoOsafrey, Itengetorff.
ED. PIfBBUItY, Mayor.
A tine copy:
''noe. f(. lRAInIP, Recretarv.
BlAvORAI;rv or Ngw ()OiPAN, 1 ]
Uity Hall, July 13, 1877.
No. 4028 Admilistratlon series.
I,'oSorll', That permission be and l hereby
grnLtedl to the owners of the teamboatls It. E.
lee, Katie, Natchez and I'argond to erect a
building to be used as an oflioe on the levee, ad
joining the Canal street ferry landing, provided
that s9il building be erected under the super
Vision of the Amlulstrator of Commerce, and so
oording to plane and specifications to be fur
nished by the City Burveyor, revocable at the
pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, July , 1877.
Yeas Oavauae, Denis, Diamond, Edwards,
MoOafl'rey and Jengstorif.
ElD. PILBBUItY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tnos. 0. RAPIERn, eeretary.
ii
I.VER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,.
Wednesday, July 4, 1877. (
Oaily report of the stage of water, with obhanges
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 8
p. m.:
Above low Ohaage.
water. Rise. Fall.
Feet. Inch. Inch, Inch.
Oalro.............. 21t 4 0 0
OCininnati......... 10 11 0 10
Davenport ......... 5 t 0 1
Dubuque.......... 0 8 0 :1
Keokuk .......... 10 7 1 ii
Leavensorth ...... 18 7 1 0
Louisville.......... 0 0i 0 4
Memphis.......... 23 9 4 0
Nashville ........ 4 0 0 4
*'.ewOrleans...... 4 5 0 ) .
Shreveport......... t) 2 0 5
St. Louis .......... 2' 2 5 It
Vicksburg ......... 39 3 0 2
*Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOROM. Serg't. Big. er. U. U . A.
Annivrat-Isabel, Lessle Taylor, C. li. DTurfee,
J. H. Hanna, Assumption, Ella Hughes, Blue
Wing No. 8, Hobt. Young.
1)PARTtIREnx-Isabel, Mary Ida, W. J. Poite
vent, Assumption, olla tlughes.
To AnrviA--Ella Hughes, Assumption, Henry
Tete, Eure ka. Lafourche; ltRbt. Mitchell, Charles
Morgan, Cincinnati; James Howard, Ht. Louis;
Katie, Greenville; Mary Ida, upper coast
Martha, Isabel, Lower Coast; Bart Able, Red
river.
The heat for the past few days has been made
bearable by gentle breezes, for which many
thanks have bheen uttered. Yesterday afternoon,
by way of variety, we had a heavy shower, as
companied by thunder and lightning.
Busineas moderately active.
Capts. Soovell and iea left yesterday. Capt.
Rea says Capt. Scovedl is going to try Ili skill at
building a light boat for Red River; but he will
have the lightest of the two. Capt. Ilea will
visit Madison, Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
The Eureka will certainly leave to-morrow on
a grand excursion to the Gulf, by the way of
iavyou Lafourche. Site will leave here at 8 p. m,
Donaldsonville IFriday morning at 6, and Thibo
daun at 10 a. m., arriving at the (Gilf at 0 p. m.
Hhe will remain there three days, returning to
leave on her next regular day, Thursday, July 12.
Capt. Terroboune has made liberal provision for
his guest-, and promises that a trip on his boat
will be an exceptionally pleasant on#.
[he U. H. u)nrfoe, Capt. Wallace McOhesney,
arrived yesterday from Rted river. The D)urteo
goes to DonalIlsonvide with the Washington Ar
tillery, and will be at the wharf to-morrow ro
ceiving to leave Saturday for Shreveport.
1 lie Eureka, leaving at 5 p. m., is the only boat
for the Lafourche to-morrow.
The John H. Hanna is the United States mail
and passenger steamer for the Ounchita to-day.
This Is the day, and 10 o'clock is the hour, for
the Blue Wing to leave for thoe upper coast.
The Alice Brown, with her coal tow, arrived
yesterday. The coal was consigned to Brown &
Jon( a.
The A. C. Donnally, Henry U. Hart master,
Ed. D)onnally clerk, leaves to mtrrow at 5 p. im.,
for Memphis, Oairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
There is ro better or safer boat than the
Donnally. She is commanded by a prudent and
experienced captain, and all of her arrangements
Irom saloon to kitchen, including a well-stocked
bar, are on a scale of splendor and comfiort
adapted to the taste of the most fastidious.
Tie leet Robt. Mitchell Is due from the Ohio
and will return Saturday positively. James Paul
commands.
The renowned Charles Mirgan follows the
Mitche 1, and will leave here next Wednesday,
the 11th inst.
Mr. John Carnahan, of the Lee, and Lon Mac
Farlin, left Hot Springs SuBonday for New Orleans
via Memphis and the river.
Mr. Harry Summers, formerly of Red River,
and at present engaged in steamboating on the
Magda;ena river, Bouth America, arrived here
a few days ago, by steamer, and Is stopping at
the St. Charles.
Anticipating there will be but little business
done to-day on the glorious Fourth, Capt. Trini
dad has deferred the departure of his fine pack
et, Willie, until S ,p. m. to-morrow, when she will
leave, positively, for the Atchafalaya and Bayon
Teoho, through to St. Martmosville. The Willie
is in -no line, running simply on merit, with
"regularity, speed and prompt attention to busi
ness" as her motto.
Capt. Stweeney has changed the hour of depar
ture of the Billy Collins on Saturday's back from
4 p. m. to 8 a. m., finding it much' more suitable
to his patrons.
Capt. W. 8. Basset's elegant passenger and U.
8. mail steamer Martha will arrive this p. m., and
leave to-morrow at 10 a. m. fur the lower coast to
Port Ease.
The Blue Wing No. 3, J. A. Comstock master,
leaves this 10 a. m. for Ben Tureaud's, Donald
sonville and the Ashland plantation, Ascension
parish. Messrs. Wood, Dean and Heno clerks.
Tihe New Orleans and Red River Transports.
tion Company steamer Dawn, Capt. Chas. True
low, Clerk Ohas. Drown, is receiving to leave
to-day at 5 p. m. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The John H. Hanna, of the Now Orleans and
Onachita Transportation Company, leaves to
day at 5 p. m. (in place of the Ouachita
Belle), for Ouachita City. Capt. J. W. Blanks
commands, Capt. Joe Holmes clerk.
The Leassie Taylor in place of Sandy No. 2,
H. ]I. Broad master, Eng. Quatrevaux and J. B.
Schmidt clerks, leaves today at 5 p. m. for
the Atchafalaya.
Capt. U. T. Terrebonne's regular coast and
Lafurche packet Eureka leaves to-morrow at 5
p. n. T. A. Darling has charge of the office. A
clerk is on the landing reoiving freight.
the splendid passenger and United States mall
steamer Katie (in place of the Frank Pargoud),
J. M. White master, W. N. Calmes clerk, is re
ceiving to-day to leave to-morrow a' 5 p. m. fur
Vi ·~uh·rr.~mnnrit n r~l -I ~~rl s··,i, I
VISaeDurg, ureenvmue an au ineno Iauuings.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-Capt. Albert and Harry
W. Stem were presented by Mr. A. Ward Robin
son, formerly river editor of the Times, with a
tine chromo of the Prodigal Son, taken from the
orignal $50.0000 painting, burnt in this city ayear
since, at Melodeon Hall. Capt. Win. Gillen, a
well known Red river command( r and pilot, and
a native of Lawrence county, Ohio, writes his old
friend, Capt. John K)1e, he is visiting his pa
rents, who reside at Champaign, I linois, and will
return to New Orkans in ten days. He will in
tro :uce a new packet in the Red river trade this
fall.
Hall & Co.. of New Albany, have received a
contract to build a boat for .he Rod liver trade.
It will be 120 feet long, 28 feet wide and 4 feet
depth of hold. Webster & Phil, of New Albany,
will build the engines. 'his is the first contract
this firm has received, having recently com
menced business.
Thos. therlock to New Orleans on next Wed
nesday.
The U1. P. Schenck will arrive from New Or
leans to-night, and will return as soon as her
broken cylinder is repaired.
ST. Louis, July 1.-Another river decline of a
general nature has set in, but low water is appa
rently far off. River business and rates remain
unchanged.
The new packet line project continues to be
talked about, but the projec ors will continue re
ticent until the arrangements are further ad
vanced. The certificate of incorporation will be
received from Jefferson City before the name of
the company, the incorporators and officers will
be made public. Toe readers of the Republican
will remain otententd with the assuran.e that all
necessary feats as to this line of steamboats,
which are to win business to 8t. Louis will be
given in good time.
Mr. Olem Nolte ships on the Grand Republlo In
the place of Mr. Milbank, second clerk, who bhas
gone home to New Orleans. Mr. Nolte Is an so
complished clerk, and is still on the best of terms
with the managers of the Anohbor Line, on whose
boats all his boating has been done-a stretch of
ten years.
PARA'IRAPIA FROM JOHN N. BOVIN(ER'R IDIARY.
[St. Louis Times.]
In 1835 the steamer Empress, Capt. John W.
Russell, was in the cotto'n trade between Natchez
al New Orleans. Capt. Russell was a power
flly built man, and had but few equals on the
river in the art of self-defense. Among the
crew or tlihe Empress there wee a negro named
"'abe," who for size and mke-np was not in
erior to the craptain. Well, one day while the
hoat was taking on cottrn, Oabi was rolling
long a bale and whirling it around on its
side as though it was as light as cork.
In passing, Capt. Russell s oke to the negro'
'Gabe, Vou think you are very strong." "Oh
Yes, Massa John," Gabe replied, "lay oolor aside,
I'm a match for any of 'em." "All right," Capt.
Russell replied, squaring off at Gabe, "look out
ror the white of your eye," at the same time
sending one from the shoulder towards Gabh's
peeper, which was warded off In good style by
the African wha was on the alert, and in return
planted a plumper between the captain's eyes,
which sent him to grass. As the captain arose,
anuhing, he merely said: "Gibe, roll your oot.
o.n and Gabe rolled.
&mauruers, June 9.-The towboat Oqat Hill was
ibeled here to day on a claim of $4000. The
laims against the City of Augusta, at New or
eanr, sum no $8000.
. ..... 4 t~m, . . .
MARINE NEWS.'
OFFII.E NEW ORLEIAN DEMOORAT, I
July 4, 1877.
Oleared Ysalerday.
Steamship Alglers, Hawlhorn, for New York
C A Whitney &eo
Steamship New Orleans, Ilearborn, for New York
A Moulton
dtbeamer Amite, Boyle, for Pensacola-- Master
Ital bark I'ontlda, C7elesla, for liunkirk- Master
Arrived.
Sehr Itiohard it Locke, ----, 5 days from Rustan,
to i Or(ande--Pio Tier
5'UAMI(RAT5.
Itobt Vonng. Ransom. from Upper Cosst
Blue Wing No 3, Comstoek, from Upper Coast
Lessie Taylor, Kenison, from Washington
Annie I, ]tolls, from BayV i lar.,arlla
1(H I Durfee, McCheaney, from Shreveport
J 11 Hanna, Blanks. from Ouashlta City
Ella Hughes, salleres, from Loekiort
Aneumtilon. Charlet, from Iockport
Isabel, O'Pry, from Lower CUaht
AllceBrown, - ---, from i'ttsburg, with lot
coalbatla
Exports.
NEW YORK--Per steanmhlp Algierst--IlP bales
cottmon40 Ilnes hhll 2.l.s5 loose do 1154 hdls w s do
95 oks tallow 700 hbl. oil P4 bbls pork n10 bales moan
45.1 sncks wool 1103 bales do 212 bales istle 1101 pkge
sundries
NEW YORK--Per steamship New Orleans-1iP58
balen cotton 1100 bbls flour 10 iblis molasses d40 sks
oilcake 900 bdlse hides 2400 pipe staves 4"3 bales hemp
IA bales goat sklns 30 bales sarsaparilla 911 bales
ibtle 20 bales chikle 12l bbls bhney I:1 hf do !4 sachs
sugar 4 oeaeO vanilla bea.,s
I)UNK IRK-PIer bark Pon.ida.-39,531 2050 bush
corn in bulk
I'ENMSA(.OLA -Per ateamor A mlte-RO0 acks corn
20(0 Sacir oast 100 sacks bran 50 sacks colffee 2 bales
hny 20 ten lard 3:5 bbils whisky 8 enRks bacon 5S hhds
sugar 2.10 pkge mldee
IHeelpts of Produce.
I1Pl'Ell ()IAST-I'Per steamer Blue Wing No : -
suntd- ine to order
U i'l'iOt C(IA 'IT- -Per steamer Isebert 'Yonag- -
snntl iel to order
WVASHllN1ITON---Pr seteamer Leesle T'avlor--Tit
bales cutton Alcus, Scherck & Anuty--4i Beraud &
(ilbert- -1 A 'IToltIol---I NSlle & Cammiack--:3 J W
llurbridge &----3 Mc(iehee, Snowden & Vtolett-2
II,FLcasagne-2 ()(scar Chopin-- Lehbman, Abraham
&co-,I J M i])wllng- I, illblplet---:0 hbds sugar 5
I)lla hmolasses Sohmidt & Zieler-- 1 sacks cotton
seed N,O Cotton Seed Assoelatlon--14 head stock
A ycock. Mitchell reo---- do Noel & Woot.en---- 114
hides in t1dlado 11 hagt wool 0 bhls potatoo and cno.
dries P Cas:e-ido bsle potatoes 5 bbls eldel 1 hloll
dio 9ll1 h1ile I12 ags wool I Lcaeaagn.----I do 4 ides
IRykonki & Manadle-13 do I bdle do 1, Surle &co---I.,
hides iR Beer-I bhal. wool H hdonlooon--2 hide 1t bbl
hlillde1 1 bale nioss O(rosn & Williamn- 3 hides I Illooto
&co -4 do .1 Meyer & Son--1 do It FIsnnsht-2- do II
secks rough rice J Kuhlan--2 bbls D 'tatoes Miller
& Meyer--35 hides I tidI lildes I bag wool Meyer
Welll--aundrles to order --Total 139! bales cotton
51 sacks cotton seed 150 head stlok 10 hhds sugar 5
bbl. molasoon
OUACIll'TA CITY-Per etnamer , T Tlanne-- 17
bales cotton Jno T' Hardle &co-:l Mover, Weis &,no
-2 Allen, Nugent &.co-2 Hirsch, Adler &cr-- .I I,
Ilarris &no--I lurey & (Gllis--Iu Jin Phelps &co-
Poet, Yale & lBowling-1 W II Clarke--I Lehman,
Abraham &cor - W;O sacks cotton seed N O Cottn
Seed Associatlon-3 heaal cattle 31 head hog. Noel &
Wooten-lt52 at ivsl J (lirodeaux-snndlilee to order
---Total :It bales cotton 239: sacks cotton seed 31 head
stock IdSS staves
SHltREVEI'OtT--Per eseamerC If Durfee--- 58
bales cotton N O & It It T Co--T T L, Airy &co-Ht
O W ,eultell &dl--i order-3 II Allison &co-1 Hlngh
NVIaon jr--37H head cattle Aycock, Mitchell &co--48
do C Moile &co--undries to order-Total 102 bales
cotton 4261 head cattle
LOCKPIORT-P-er steamer Ella Hughes-100 sacks
rough rice J Foerster-45 do 1, Terrebonne-2 bales
moss V H Bernard-2 do L Lacassagne sundries to
order-Total 145 sacks rough rice
LOCKPOR'I'--l'er steamer Assumption--3 hhds
sugar Richard Millliken-5 do A Tertrou-244 sacks
rough rice L Terrebonne-IlA do J Foerster--sun
dries to order--Total 8 hhds sugar 426 sacks rough
rice
LOWER COAST- Per steamer Isabel-suadries
to order
BAYOU BARATARIA-Per steamer Annie B
42 head cattle slid sundries to order
PITTSIUI(It-Per stearner Alice Brown with lot
coal boats to Brown & Jones
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amite Rliver-Per schr Reporter-150,0tO shingles
12 cords wood 4 bales n.ous to order
Pascagouls-Per schr Lillle Albert-1200 bbls char
coal to master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Democrat---1000 bbls
charcoal to master
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Laura L- 500 bbls
sand to order
Bonfouca-Per schr Patrol --500 bbla charcoal to
master
Blind River-Per schr T It Kemp- 1200 staves 10
corils wood to master
Wolf River--Per schr Le Bretonne--26,000 feet
lumber to J L Nevers
Pearl River.. Per schr Gen Washington- 40,000
feet lumber W W Carre &co,
Blloxl--Per sclr Z Arrincey----l(0 bbls charcoal
to master
Mobile Bay--Per schr Undine----50 tone potter's
clay to order
Shell Bank-Per nchr Rita--400 bble shells order
Dog River-Per sahr RItD Post-514 bbls rosin 144
bhls turpentine Simpson & Trlcout
Mobile Bay-Per schr Farmer--425 bbls rosin to
Simpson & '.ricou
Pearl River-Per schr Lillie Schmidt--45,000 feet
lumber to order
Horn Island-Per echr I'erstverance--450 bble sand I
to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pearl Rive--Per schr Union--45;000 fort lumber }
to noder
Biloi--Per schr Rover--1300 hbl charcoal master I
Bay on Lacombe-Per schr Geo Colmar----40 cords
wood to master
Bayou Lacombe--Per echr Hattie M- 27 cords
wood to mastor
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Tige ----18 cords wood I
to nacter J
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Josephina No 2--9000 i
feet lumber to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Camello-250 bbla sand t
to order
M andeville--Per schr Mandeoville---550 blls char
coal to master
Blind River-Per schr Indian I]eed--18.000 staves
6 cords wood master
I.aChinche----Per aloop Star of the Eca---:6 bbls
onions 5 bales moss to master
By Railroads
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
5 RAILROAD.
July 3-39 hibds tobacco Beadles Wood &co--12 do
Jno E King &co-4 do Gunther & Stevenson-il do
Kirkpatrick & Keith-Total 56 hhds tobacco
35 boxes bactn uhoulders 5 tierces hams 9 bbls pork
Schwabacher. Fruwenfe d & Pfeif r---2 ears lumber C
W W Walker-i crate cabb ge SB Sifers--. 0 bb's
oil 5 oil barrels P & P t L Ce-- cnr lumber P Mar
key-57 pkgs tobacco J P Sarazin--100 bbls flour T A
Hamilton &co--100 do W H Matthews & Bro----lot c
goomdsa ing Long Hnng--l <ar oultry Miller&
Meyer-4 cars wood Pfi Iter &co---12 pkgs beer J -
Zioeler--25 bb!s whisky Schmidt & Ziegler-25 do '
Holt, Murray &co-15 do 1u hbf do G H Wyvmood-l10
bdLh paper City Item-17 do E C Palmer &co--.O do
J Mever--5 caaes shoea F P Martinez--I crate earth
enwale 1 cask do W C Shepard---7 ca-es oh-es H & o
N Samory--i crate earthenware 3 bra war , E Offne o
-1 bale corks I sk do W King &c--I casen tions H 5
D McCown--14 cases hats F J Qunlal.--l box mdse a
1evy. Loeb. Scheurer &co--l cou M Lion-1 box til c
Sct Alphonsus Church--i tirkins butier C Clinton-2 j
casey candy L Medal-12 crates wood w. rk Weed S
M o--lt tubs batter Clark & Meader-50 cases meat
I 1H Lawrence &oo-- oIes mdse orate wood J U
Morris-l easee mdse A Koeni &co-- I pkls drugs
sI 1 LyOns---Total J b.1 s sdes bbls ll5 bbo
flour 15 bbls wbisky 10 hfd
MOROAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAB RAIL
ROAD.
July 3--4 hhds sugar L Biebolt.-1 bale cotton If &
C( Newman-10 drvy liles half bales moss L LMeas
n sae-O9 eachk potatoes AN Laine--l box bides F
B I'evin--6 d y hides I half bale moss Hermamn t
f Vlgne--9 bld moss .1 Westley-5 do S 'I Dtanis-.
50 s.eks potatoes J M Walh--9 bales moess J A
liourg--0 do I hf do L Berle &on-10 bIbli rice SBohmidt
S& Ziegler-1ll do L. Rader &e.--70 head cattlIe Pa ' al
'ervatf-Total I hale rtLton 4 bhds anger 3I1 bbls rlce
I'er steamship Nt Mary, Irom Indianola--3 bags
wool 3 bags hair II blls wa hides i A Whitney A&o
--3 Ihles notion 19 hbhl potatoes Franoke & Danneel
--5el1 Ied oattle C Mehle too--905 head sheep Paul
a ICtel an
SFt m a dvesRon--llO acnk wool I toee metal 5 hbds
I do C A W hit.ny &,o--3 bbls rice U II lawrence &Ae
- -3: bie or ildes Miller, Dolhonde &oo-34 do N K
SConverse
NIW ORIT.EAI8 AWND MOBILE RAILROAD.
July 3-167 barle cotton Deean, Zersga &co--:05
hul rnma.l A P 'erklns--100 hbls lime LM (let-100
do A Vilard-9i7 sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co--4
hie hnoks J lI Curry-- boxes egs Ororns & Williams
--3 bnI machinery Geo L Harris- 10 bas pears U Ir
rlcheneck--I box umdse I coop poultry ()dell Wright
--4 .rates grapes I saok p ar ilery &oo-9-8 pieces
Iron pipe heasspear & mtoith-StS tea lard Schmldt &
Zelg er--- 14 tieroee hams 1 K Oonverye---.l casks
sho|ulders E Voreter----o eaaes beer F Ilollander-
ear hogs cOder ---4 otton gins i8 f Wolfe--- pkge
rmdse bR Clementr-sunories to order--Total 107 bales
cotton 987 seeks eotton seed
4 1W OWIlbANat AMAd TEXAN RAILROAD
S July J and 3-48 hhds sugar tichard Millik.a
STEAMBOATS.
01110 RIVER.
RtEOULA1N OIN ATY fd1 LLl ANI
Leaves on THUIt N A. Jly bt t pp, m
4L, Evansville. Hendoerp ha nee
town, Padtluenah Cairo, Memphs an
all Intermediate polnte-Tlie paenenger steamel
A. C. DONNALWlY,
Henry U. Hart, master, Ed. Donnally, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or patssuage a
ily on board. orto
WAYNE k WILLTAMI,
jyt 10 Or Ivier strest.
IEIULARINC OINNATIE IAU!ILE AN[t
NEWOBLE PAOKET.
Leaves on HATUitDA July 17 at p, m.
L FOC n UCJNOINrATI. IOUVIILVLL
a Evansville, Henderson, Bhawnee.
town, Paducah, Calro. Memphis and
all Intermediate polntn--The p.wsengor steame
ROUT. /IITCnIILL,
Jamess l'Paul, master, Prank Htoln, c'ork.
will leave ns above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or to
WAYNE & WILLIAM t,
jyl 1lts Giravlsr street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW OX AiANBi PACKET.
Leaves on WE NEINDAY. NJuly 11th a 1 p, 1 ,
'Evansville, Ifendsrson, Hhawneem
town, Paducah. Ca ro, Memphis and
all Intermodlate polnta--The ptasenger steamer
CHAS. EOR.IAN,
Alibrt Ht-inr. master, Harry W. Ht.in, clerk,
will leave iw above. For freight or paesage ap
ply on board or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS.
jn.o ltoo Gravler strert..
OIACHIIITA RIVER.
NEW OIILEAN AND OUACHITA IIVEli
TRANHPO)UTATI COMPANY.
OUACI(ITA CITY, TBEN ON AND MONROE
Weekly Oulachita Crlty I. R. Iall Packet,
Leaves everr WEDNEHIAY. at 5 m,.
' FOIL OUAOHITA CITY, TREN.
ton, Monroe and all town landings
The steamer
JOHIN n. IANNA.
(In pl.an of Ottalhita UIllo,)
J, W. IBlanks, msaster. Jon Holmos, olerk,
Will Ieave regularly as above.. Will ruvserve tlh
right to r'fuTs, any landing ex.npt, mail land=
lngs.. For freight or pUasage apply on board, or
to
Capt. F. A. BILANKH, President,
No I CUanaroerti trernor Dolta
IITE & CANILINar BITTON & EPPLE n ,
JAfNNEY & WORK, IhORt) & MPEAKE., Ag'ts,
P. H.--lias regular connootlou with all the
tribjstartbss . fell t?
IBAYOUl TEAl. ,
PEOPLE'H INDEI'ENDENT
'TECIE AND ATC(HAFALAYA LINE.
FOIL HT. MAIlTINaVILLE ANIJ
all tnt'rmedtlat, landings on tht
lisByou T,'sbe--Ths .h steamer
W I1Ll E,
1E. B.'rlnidd, master. Frank Orneg, clerk,
Leaves THUIIHDAY. July r at 5 p. m..
Will Ileave sue above, ansid continue regularly
tl roughoutll trno F.ssssonis. For frKight or passage
apple y on board or to
RIITE & CARLIN.
j'n30 No. 4 Ts'hltoritula strcett.
OPELOUMAM.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNE AY. at D m.
aL sasPortBarrie, 81mms or. Ohure
v vila , and all landtng on the Coest
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Oourtableau-Tbi
new and light-draft steamer
LIMSIE TAYLOR.
(In plaDI. of Sandy No. 2.)
H. H. Broae. master. E. Quatrcvaux, and J. B
SHhmlt,. clork,
will leave as above. For frenht or pasag ap
ply on board or to BRITTON k EPPLER.
81 Gravier street.
IR. W. ADAMS.
jan tf 21 Commercial Place.
P. .--Connects close'y with steamer Minnbt
for Bayou de Ulalz.. Also gives through billi
lading to Bayou Bwenf.
GRAND IMLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
In Uonnectlon with time Grand Isle Hotel
SThe light draft steamer
BILLY COLLINM,
Mike McSweeney. master, J. Wise, clerk,
Will make regular trips during theseason
Leave head of Harvey's Canal every TUE.DAI
and SATURDAY at s a. m. Returnlnpg leave)
Grand Isle every MONDAY and THUR$DAY
at 7 a. m..arriving attheehy Monday and Thurs.
day a r p. m. Touching at Willoz wharf each
way. Fare each way $2 50.
Hpncial arrang.uments maude with parties o
Ex.ursionlsts. For further partlculars apoly
on board or to HITE & CARLIN,
4 Tchoupltoulas street.
P. S.-Thestenm ferry that connects with th,
boat leaves the head of Louisiana Avenue evenr
five minutes. myao tU
LOWER COANT
LOWEIR COAST UNITED STATES MAIL
DAILY LINE (l1TNDAY$ EXCIUPTEO.)
,. FORI PORT EADS, THIE FORTS
BumsraH, Quarantine. Pointe-a-la
Ilv the and way landings-The swifl
low-pressure Pullmnan pa ace steamer
MAR RHA,
W. H. Basset maste r,
Ileaves TUESDAYS and TH'Uah)AYS at 1r
a...m., RATiRDAYS at 5 . . m.(extending Satur
day trip to I'lot Town. HS'uthwest Pass); return.
log Monday mornings, Wcdnesday and Frida.
evenings.
The A No. 1 steamer
- -, master.
leaves MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRII
DAYS, at 11 ai. m.; returninz alternate days.
Excursion tickets 5.5 (good on either boat)
For freight or passage apply on board, be.
tween Conti and Sr. Louis strrets, or to
jyl .JOHN McMAI S, 572 Magazine street.
SHIPS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
FOI LIVERPOOL--The A1 American
ship SABIN., M. Farmer, master. Is now
lodirng at Post 34, First District, for the
above port. For freight aoply to
A. K. MILLER & CO.,
je2 :35 C;arondelet e:treet
JAMES LINGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
my6 122 Grnvier street
T~IRGINIA ROOFING SLATER-THE UN
V dersigned is the sole agent for the sale of
these well known and highly prized ROOFING
SLATFS. Ke.es als,. on hand a full supply
of VER ONT GRIEEN AND PUsPLE S.A rI'S
o' the best qualities, and a full line of PENN
SYLVANIA S Al ES, of Bangor, Franklin and
other we 1 known Quarries. We invite the
closest inspection on the port of builders, con
tractors and practical sltters.
ALEXANDER HILL.
jeliSm 110 Carondelet street.
STZ]AMOdAT.
lg) 1; 1. qqý.. ..
ftr is Louise. Texas,
O. H, Dure, A Koun, Lotus No. s.
W. . weuaau, Bonnie Len, Dawn.
ti N tkIn .t ut ''t, OSJ0 I.I
ng ew Oresan as follows n
FOR SHRUVPNPOBT AND JEFFEBSON.
Dawn C, I' Truslow. rmater
LeIven WEI)NFIDAY, July 4, at r 1'. M.
(. II. Ourfer, W. 1I. M,,01h a cy master.
Leaves HA''U IMA IAY, J.ly 7, at r p. m.
NO Whbboml t charges. drayage or ooammlesalo
will e charged at moutr. nil River. or a
e rlens In forwtrdlng freight, onsigl
to the nomptpy by bill alding,
_etUrniLn Ibts leave Hhrreeport Tuesdays.
Thres AInand Saturtdays.
or t or ptse ly on board te hr
ats, ornt the ofitce of tho ooui_ y. 0. 111
Oravferstreet, JO8. A. AIKN. Prde
M W OY.pi.At.
HITN h OARLIN BItIT 6TPEA A 1
ia4 LOitD & MoPA K. Agen,
emib-WeeklIy irand seere Packets.
FOR GRAND EvOuIE MONu.
gomery, Alexandriat, orman s.
ita ar-mbin's and wtay Ir.ndlnge--T{
steamers
, D1 wart Able. R. Sinnott. master.
Lerves every bATURDAY. at s D. m,
Will leave regularly as above. For frelght o.
Dassage apply on board or to
R. W. ADA ME.
No. 21 Commeroial Pin.
P. -.-Wfil answer hails on the Coast, and t
ward flr ight consignod to steamer Mart Able
free of ceharge, aS
VICKHMUR,4.
UNTED SBTATES MAIL PACKET.
p sl rd---he stea.emor
i01 . E. Liti,
Wm, VawbePllU. aster.
A, Mooay and Juo. H. Moss erks
leevese b, oddnetaa t V sburg wl>
vll diva throughb ills of Lading l and east
of 'l'ailnah, on Vic'kstzrg. norin. Port and
T . B. BiIOUOKETT. Agent, as Mag..ine st,
UNITID STA TEIS MAIL PAGCKET,
Leave everyIUI A Y at s, mr
S _O ENVit YVICKIIBU3BG
a1~ nd the Bonds-The fine and faea
i ansenveAt (,vket
(In plnew of the Frank Pargoud.)
. X. White, master. G. Hoiuws. n~uark
WI lease as above. ononecting at Vlckabulg
wita the Lnot e' for all oinita on V.,.
M.ad Talla.atehiJ rivers. This boat reserves the
right to pass all landIngs that the Cattain may
nonslder unslfe For fro:ght or va. ago apply
on board, or to
JANNEY WOBK.
It. W. ADAMI,.
Will givs through Bille of Lading to and east
of Tallulab. on Vloksburg, hibl voport and
Texas Railroad.
_h7l ........... W. H. BrOcOKETT,
SATURDAY VIOKlBURIO UNITED WSATI
• ... Fbor VIUKBUIIO, DAV W$b
S[j .r ateha. snd all Intermrfled UlaP lt
ingS-The passenger vuakek
YAIAHO VALLEtY,
fin IlIv+, of Nat'.hcz,)
T. R. Smith, rmuster. Frank IBook and W, WilI
Monr), Jc.rksH.
oonnecting at Vliksbourg wlLt the Parisot Lin
for YIaNoo T llahetshbl and Sunflower rivars
and with Anchor Line for MempDhs, Cairo and
St. Louis.
This t.oat reserves tll right to tDIs all land.
Ings that tho C(aptair r,.vy ii 'iltdir unsafe.
For rsI l It L. ,1Mi, IN, tVy ui ,si, Um , orto
JA NNEy A WOtK, 1lt Common teet.
SHITA- CJAIlLIN. 4 Tohoupitoulas at
Will alve through Bflls of Lading to and ast
of TIl"ilah, On Vicksburg, tbri+,v, port and
eTo. I I. T r1 ETT. Agent. as Maga.ine st
BAYOU MARA.
FOE BAYOU SARA. WATEIR
i.i n i~tag, Port H1vdsjon. atDW
,auemio and Postoffie.
landing-.e td tatee mail semai-weal
GOV. ALLEN.
(In lvne. of steamr W. B. Pike.)
J. J. Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FIIDAY. at. p'
m.HITZ A 0ABLI Agts. 4 Tchouoltouls st.
JAN EY o WOfcK ioe Common at.
da am A. 0. GODDIN. as Mfgagine
UIPPER COAST.
REGULAR TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
BAT UBDA V at 10 a. m.
S1 FOR AtSHLAND PLANTATION
AsfceOnsilon varlsh. Donaldsonville
and all coast landings-The fine
aide-wheel eener steamer
%LiIU FSE MNOC . 5,
JA.A. Qrmstook master,
Gee. M. Woods and Chae. Dean, elerks
Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash-.
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Bn.
day, coming down the coast in daylight. For
freight or passage apdly on board or to
a3 . . HIIENO). i Conti street.
P. B. All freight delivered in the daytime.
LAFOIRCEHE.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE. ANID
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO LOCKPORT.
Leaves every TUESDAY and BATURDA.
The fine passenger steamer
ELLA HUGRHEI,
Joe Dalferes, master, B. RE. Alba clel.
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDA'Y at 5:. m.
and BATURIlAY at 5 p. m., for Lr~cporý
Plantation. Return ing, leaves Thlhldaux every
FRIDAY and MONDAY morning.
For freight or psaage apply on board.
P. H.-A clerk always on landing, head of Conti
street, to receive freight. my22
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBOBH
PACKET.
THROUGH TO LOOCPORT,
The light drau t steamer
U U. D. Terrhbonne. Master.
H. D. T. rrebonne clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every THUZiUDAY an,
MONDAY at 5 p. m., returning every WED
NESDAY and BATUI:DAY evening. For frelgh
or passage aply on board or to
HITE c ARbLIN 4 Tehonlitoulas street.
or TERREBONNE & SALOaMON, Agents
75 DpDeatlur between Contl and Bienville sea.
P. 8.-Will carry freight as low as any boat tI
the trade. i..a.... _ a__ tf
E]MI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAPOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
Leaves every MONDAY at a p, m. and FRIDAY
at 10 a. m.
L 1 THE FINE SIDE-WHEEL TEA_
HENRY TETE,
J. F. Ancoin. master. M. HB. Landry, clerk
Pays particular attention to way business and
returns down the Coast Sundays and Wednes
days. For freight or ,assage aplyv on board
or to B. RIVET,
ap 10 tf 106 Decatur street.
g BAYOU LAFOURCHE SEMI-WEEKLY
PACKET.
THE NEW PASSENGERSTEAMEB
AaSMUM*TIWN,
P. A. Charlet. n aster,
N. Z. Dulutps, clerk
LeavesNew Orleans every TUESDAY ats5 p.nm.
and SAL UUDAY at s p. rn., for Laurel Valley
Plantation Returnine. ieave Thib dauxevery
THUtLbDAY and MONDAY morning.
For freight or passagc arppy on bhoard or to
B. HI VET,
myl tf 10. Decatur street.
BATON ROUGE.
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p. m., and FEIDAT
at 12 m
The passear steamer
Franc Bergeron, master. J. 0. Bergeron, clerk.
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge Plaaneu
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landinsg
rertn every SUNDAY and WEDNESDA`
.Oýr te~tat..l .lvly on boardor to