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BINVER NEWS.
OF1IC0 NEW ORLEAtAM DEMOCIRAT, 1
Tuesday. Oetober 2, 1877. 1
ý liort of the Mstae of water, with ehanges
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
8 in DL:
Above low Change.
water. Iliac. Fall.
Feet. Inches. Inhes. Inhles.
ri 2 e :
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1e * 3 3 " . n
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Oreans ... 11 is t a
uric ". ". . 11 1 1
ort ........ 4 si
3i ..... I tiý
below high water mark of 1x74.
NAeLMON (OIIOM,
Seraeant Slaintal rvice. U. H. A.
Arrivals.
oery Teei. Cov. Allen. It. E. Lee Era No. In.
0 Witin No.J, Marthii, Join i. Hanoi.
tlelpart urei.
tbli, Eva. (Iv. Allin, Dlue Wing No. o. John
To Arrive.
tle Wing No. :1, upper coast: l-ahu, Eva.
l.wer 'onst; (bv. Allen. Bayou Mara;
a, II$lot(5t1: lastr p. O(uctitea; John II.
na, at ouge- Frank 1'argotl. Arkoio
CoA. P. Koiutn, W. J. liahan. tred river.
e weather yesterday was cloudy and very
usinems quite antive, the lovee presenting it
Te elaves as usiuatl t', day. and itttti'i't
uVl iks wirg th the Anchor Ituet for .ent ph is.
ndp It Lotuis.
s afwqr coast wail paiket. Eva will arrive
y n4 t0 t1in to-morrow.
08901Silver lild over end will leave it.
It. Lule. HMio will have 23ii hosheadls
t~gboxes suigar.
bo Kra No. lo, leying to-day, will take all
3&ot afour.he freight. intended for Ilhe iatibt.
unit of Ella iHughe.
teal ('apt. Jon IDnifernes we learn that
t7 owners of the flats engniged in oar
fjlfreight during low wateri n liavoi
tOrlic have eomhinod togetr~her in an
tL to improve the navigtii on In that
U. so an to enthi thti t itr its througih
Ut trouble. In view of Ilheir 5tt''i'i s
0%sg A pretty certain, UntIl. Daller's wilt
lHugtes rnady to leave ialeitrday.
pi trebontne t he Rtoht Young to leave
IQ eIrytjrly, (lapt. Mat H'ovell's now
r 1t1wl he restuly to leave Octohor s.
'''BLetilsville anuil will ht opened Wednot
r 10
s valanche advertises Mr. Chas. Ii'( as
r the John A. Ho'lder. Mr. (riesom's
0 dots nitappear In the card. A Mi. Lotla
a rew days ego mtentiontel Ihat Mr. t ins
ad reoelved several offers. I'itin g the
together, it looks as if he and ('aptt. HIke
sea ated.
lst es ready to leave. Cati. Carter teat
ned ti" dnarlt re of his famnonu freight
er, , P. S hetck. until ft p. in. to-day.
~nOuchita li o I 'eve Stiatturday, ()ctdhter
I. in, for Bayo Marti, and will pay par
attention l all coast busIness. Hoe ad
Yqtenntn
ost uaekets lose eonsiderable time on in
uat of the biad eonditlin of the landings.
Water has caiue I the ianki to eive to iti
M t th it a g 'ol landing now is a rarity.
im is cause and the stroig wind that blow
aand Sunday hth Hanna. Blue Wing
raýV o. 10 all were iheind and did not ar
uil late in the day. They all had good
.n the Hanna the largsnt ri e trip so
seasn-15t2 sacks. The Hanna and
a loft again yesterday.
e 10No i will make one more trip in
p tjaMary Ida, leaving this if) a. m..
Whbichhe lays up her charter expiring
1apts, Taylor and mii tilton wish to have
oh eand raa *y for the firat [water in h]trti
r, tie Mary Ida leaves Thursday and thie
kill be replaced with another boat by (apt.
not later than Friday.
ve tihusand nix hundred and sixtten sacks
?f , steabales cotton, 3 Dsrrels and I half tarr I
I4 l~yru . the first of the season, wor' re
Ye etrday.
river is again becoming troublesome.
(Col. KIuns, when lest hoard from at
p, was turnt days out from Shreveport.
tn Was reported at shortway, with tLh
aling. At the "gtt" there Ist feet where
was t0 feet a week or no ago. As we men
ed sesterday the Ited River Transportation
intend to lity' Slhortway and other
places in order io keep their line of
running. and will send the Alexandria
champion light boat, out to-day to aid In
s work, and with the Willard and (taker,
uder such other ansttlance as a further do
e in the river may be nteceuary to the larger
of boats. The giut" will also receive its
Ota of attention in the way of another wa-h
out by tugs the latter part of this week.
e company is determinle bA leave nothing
Uan o0e on their part to keep tp uninterrupt '4
Wi tuntlttion-a determinatitlo thit is very
ipendable, and tne that we lope will not
ybe succasful buti will he rewarded.
t- Geo. W. Ita will iomintand the Aiexan
Henry Boaaman and John M. Lyle clerks.
Y Henry Two. J. F. Auonin master, M. H.
dry clerk, leaves to morrow at t0 a iii. for
coast end Dotnaldsonvilie. The Toet eon
with fiatl for points on the bayou, sending
ht through without delay.
enew steantinr Alvin itavisiio-dtay promptly
11:te a in. for til passenger and freight land
on t h lower const t titW Q tirantiie Mii
W. S. Meovell in command; Henry K.iuns
John Estopinal clerks. i
p tower 'itasit Uniite I States mail packet
ha. W. B. asent master, ltaves to-day at
for Port aiads. Meosrs. LegIir and htuit
clerks.
he superb and fliet Robert E. Lee, Wm.
pbeil master, Mlr. A. Mi Vay in ihargi- of the
. leaves this r. p ti . as usuti. for Vicks
and all tuail ltndings.
o new and fast treight steamer U. 1'.
enek, .I. Lawrnce Ciart 'r master. Il-k
clerk, leaves to-day att o p. m., for Ment
Cairo, Louisville and lintinnati.
e Bastrop (in oplin of the John It. Hanna)
vas to-morrow ,t, r p. in. for tho iOtinchita
uah to Otuahitt City, eitrryingthe Uniteii
a mall. F. a. Blaniks commnantls. lien Corn
4 lalrk.
le steatner Ilirtlia. H. 11. Broad mtaster.
o. Jobin elerk, ltaves t o-mtorm ncit itv. to.
rte Atehafalnva. thtr~oolt to Washing tin.
The Col. A. P. Kotins, Miir. lKtian in ci im
and. Is recellving iii hive ito-titi ow at 1 p.
for tBlreveport titti .Ji'ttersiiu.
Exchange Clippings.
urier-Jounal September 21:
APr. TourN's P'AiACE.-We have seen the
a for the enhin of (apt. John W . 'lolin's
steamer for the New Orleans, Viekshur
bends trade now being huili. here. The ill
g built by the famous IHowards, of .t -
O111. and the enhin.texas and 1ilot-housel .
* well-known firm of Boll Coggeshall &
ich. of this city. Mr. Thos. Bell, o! the
arm, has desizned and built the finest
cabins ever built, and. as he has been
of i year :losigning and drawing the
of is boat( one may conclude that she
whd n finished all that Oonst~itutes 'ostly
n and grandeur. She will le the
eastly stamorever built. and Mr. Bell and
flrm are determined that she shall oelpope
ithingin the way of s'eamhoat architecture
aeon upon our Western or Southern
A largte force of workmen are
engaged iA getting out the ma
for the cabin. The work on
beautifully modelled and powerful
IS being pashed forward vigorously by the
and Is fast assuming the form of an
graceful modtI. She will not only be
btt fast. Capt-. 'Tobi ts ambition is to build
nest and fastest boat all at, and ns lie has
e here to carry out his purpose, we feel safe
ying that he will (ertainly not he disap
in the building and furnishing of her.
Rowards have sueceoded in set ing up all
me work of the hull of the unew steamer
n . Cannon. She will be a model of beauty
"unchained lightning" to m un when she's
loose. Capt. Cannon does not intend
anybody's boat shall outrun his. and the
ward are doing their level best to 'arry out
own designs and the old veteran's ideas
they'll have to do w th the (¾aaool is to 1oad
up and "tech her off." and she gone.
be teet incidental to the enrolling and
ng of barges and flatboats under the new
governing such vessels will bIs as follows:
or fialboats, to to tee feet in length. $12:
a 150 feet in length. $18. and 15a to 200 feet in
$21. The register I length is a di'serip
en th, and does not govern the admeasu e
t. The fee for enrollment, with bond. oath
wnership and surety is t 15.and the license,
uding bond and I .th, has bran placed at St.
Imphis Avalanehe. September 30:
20.000 steamer. to carry 1oiotn bales of cot
has been eontr eted for at Louisville.Fto
the plae of the Pargoud in the Gjreemlvills
New qirleans trade. She will be :25 feet
00 fiet beam. is to have to lxeilors and 40
cylinders. Next June Isthe time for her to
pleted. The boat people of the lower
are all trying to euchre each other out of
TOSs8ective trades.
EQUAL TO THE BESI'.
Street Steam Brewery
.stw m b a au en. o s.
MARI"E NEWS.
0T7101 13W ORLIAWIN DUVOORAT,
October 9, 1677.
Oleared leseerda?.
Steamship Liezie Henderson, Miller, for Key West,
via Cedar Kes and I amps-- ( Itl Post
Span bark lioce do Junto, Sintes fori'arcelona
1'Pug, Corral &co
Arrived.
Ship Transit, Percy, 01 days flii ifleegow, to Meeker,
Knox &ro--let drs
Fr bayk Iar id. I'm tie, i days from Havana, in bal
laest to Polnte & Sen- id 'ie
Ir brig EnlypsqueO. Un(rel, 70 dJ3s from Bordeaux,
toitJ Ulaesett -Yd di4
Scti SiEt andi moale, Hunker. H days from Matanzas,
in ballast, to majster-gd di.
5T7AMBOATL.
Robt E Lee Campbell from Vlket org
(iov Allen. Brown. from Ilavoi para
Henry Te.e, Auoole, from Donaldsonville
Hope, St Pierre. from Bayou Limaforibe
.1. o H Hanna, McElrov, from Baton ouoge
Martbs. Bassett. from Port Ends
Jielle A lbert, Hlnttro. tram Bayou des Alleniands
Era No 10. Albert, from Donaldsonville
Mine Wing No 3, Oomstook. from Ashland Plan
tation
Alice, Porter, from Amite River-New Basln
*elgw-amluas tip.
Brit ship Minnie Gerow, Gerow, 53 days from Liner.
pool, to master
Nor ship Lovise, Bull, fi8 days from HIavre, to mnaater
tier ship Friedrich, Buggeman, 53 days from (Iremen
to master
Shio Western Empire, (ros'er, 47 days from Liver
pool, to master
Fr ship Loolsiane, Eiuay, 00 days from Havre, to P
Ponto & Sun
Ship Sainte Genevieve Strickland, Post, 01 dave
from Liverpool, to, master
Brit bark Knighton, Lindgion, 51 days ftn Greenock
in ballast, to lecan &no
Brit bark Oetavia. 41i days from Cartliagena, to mas
ter
French bark Roine des Angos, Lechyer, im liavana,
to P loout & Son
Bark F L. Carney, Jackson, 18 days from Aspilfwal',
to baltast ti master
Brit sohr Sam Weller, Down, 55 dsys from Rio de
Janeiro, toJ L Phippe
Experse.
IIAlRCLONA- Per bark Does do Junlo--7514
oross ties 150,101 slaves
(!EDAR KEYS Per steamship Eisels ilenderann
-175 bill flour 5 bbils pork Is sacks coflee 325 sacks
corn 0 '0 pkgs mdde
TAM PA-Per steamship Liele Henderson---100
bbils flour 50 eacks earn 200 pkgs mds1
KEY WIVENT-Per steamship Liecle Henderson
05 bble flour 25 pkgs mdse
Imperts.
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Oberon--44 oases
mdse L Oronewald..33 pkgs mdse 75 drums soda io
pkgs garlic 20 ton soda ash 13 phgs earthenware it3
oa-es sardines order-I case mdoe Stration & Mayer
-1 do Jno Flank &ro-50 drumts io oda E Vorster
211 pago earthenware Miso Valley Trans Co-:00 cko
ale H J Fortalil & Son 24 pkg. pepper J B1 rlta-i24
bales mdse 1) W Mainwaning-0d phro mdoe Ander
sOtl & Simpson-O03 do C A Whitney &0o--410 pkgo
earthenwareT Lev &oo--5 ten beer J ilfiolari &
Son-i case mdse Gordon & Gomila--74 bxe lemons
1) 1 Spilven--5 pkgs mnd0e Katz & Barnett -3 do
Mullen & Holloway-3 do Hire, Born &no--3 do L
(dodhaox-S0 do Al Payro--3f o lares wine U Has.
sell-4T orates earthenware Mrs J Gauche-41 pkgs
mdse Marks Boo Aco-19 do H Isat-lto pkgns earth
enware 111 ) funtington-1 pkie mdse 8tanterMac
readv &oo-t00 oases milk Smith Bros &Ao-15O bbll
beer Rsreshide a Mass-li pkgs mdse I L Lyon'-4l
do Bateson, Wisdom & Howling-1t do Clark & Mes
der--41 pkgs earthenware Msa x Welll-3i eo T
Henry & Sens -9 do A Wolf--13 pkge modo D H
Holmes &oo-1 do R Rhodes--4 do Frederickson &
Harte--5 do T Faget--5 pkge wise Lehman: Dun
&co-1 rook do J M Witherspoon--1 pkge mdre M
Variol-I do M Bellicier
HAVHRE-Per steamship Oberon-7 pkgs mdie
Stauffer, Macready &no--Sil do A Carronche-4 do A
Geigor- M Elile-i H Booth-i do L de Q ,enay-l
C Cnanviere-40 cases wine P ielpi & hlios--oo do
Heroier & DeSmet-100 do J Ii iolari & Son..:5 pkgs
do TH Handy Aro-100 baskets do A Horhoreau & co
-5 pkgs mdse L Urunewald-7 do Kats & Iarnett-3
Rev Touxel-14 L Oirot-14 A Olivier &co- 4 P
Thrmmahien-431 II Holmes &oo-2 H Iannican-4
II RRenandez-1 cask wine Koch & Dreyfus-4 pkgs
mdseJ Edmon i & M-4 do Stauffer. Maoready Aro
S I L Lyons-51 C Leichtenbrrg-4 J Frank--I M
Payro-I ReHlhardt & M-5 J llayle-t4 H Closter
man-I N Trauliy-3 i Sombre- 3 V 0 Lollevre-i
order-I F Hollander-0 H leasc-1 StCyr Fonrrade
-7 E DesLisle-5 L B Bounnett-1 do 21 cases oil A
Conturie
BORDH A UX-Per brig Erlyptbipe-43 casks wine
A It rcheroau-i do China ims J Gauche- 7 do wine
lt roses bottles O Cavaroc & Hon--lone do i andy
chrtries 1000 do vinegar 50 sacks do 51 do wine 40 do
brandy 11 cases do 70 do ilignor 141 do sardines i
ba-kels oil Marks Bion &co-30Si cases brandy rher
ri's A Lanata-lJ4 carks wine IT Basoetti--49 do 1i
Itiehl-iii0 cases wormwood it do kirsch Vroeonhiog
-21 dom nse P Gelpi & Bro-I casks brandy H Man
din-7 do mdse A Olivier & -it0 do china Jack &,co
3:10 arses brandy rhetri 5 Herder ant DI ttatet--50O
do PRE Brulatour..510 asks wine U Meruotui-134 do
41 oasre do 2010 do brandy cherries !84 do sardines 55
casks rinegar A Dnt in
PENMAUOLA VIA MOIIILE--Per stosmship
Ala asma-54 bales cotton Allen, West &. lil' h--50
bitls pork Treoagnier &cr -lit bhitis rosin Perkins &
co--40 do orber-179 pkgs furniture Capt J Giant
50 dt Mrs E C Green--1 do Mro Nelnon--Total 54
bales cotton il ibitl pork 450 bbhn roint
RIO DE lANEI 11O- Per u-teatenip Memling
10,000 bags outlee Joonnton Gordon &cn
HAVANA--Per steamolhip Oberon- -200 hhds
sugar 221)2 bho do Agar & Lelong
Recelpts of Produce.
VICKSIHITRG-Per etemair RItht E Ln--1113 bales
cotton . BI Newman &co-:'c7 Meye, Weis &0o-10.
T L Airey &oo-tIll J. 1. Harris &-o -1O Norwood &
Richards-6l9 Richardson & May-55 Alcou, Scherok
& Amtoy-54 Lehman, Abraham &co--47 Grahamn,
Black &co-42 J Burnet &co-41 H & C Newman-:31
McGehot', Snowden & Violott-34 Richard Flower &
co--S2 Buckner &oo--27 Jurey & Gillie--27 Clapp
Bsros &oo- 24 Payne. Kennoy &co- "3 Cra g &
Hogan-ll Chalte, Hamilton & Powdil-ill Jno Chafe
& sons-18 (1 W Sentell &co-18 March & Schlenker
-I1 W A Blell-17 Allen, Nugent &,o--14 Stewart
Bros &en-Il Levy & Clark-PS Vaiden. Hawkins &
co-li W A Peale 10 Renshaw. Cammaok Anno- 9
8 ( Thom ns &oo-7 J It Wolfe &co-7 W J Frio son
eno--ti J W But bridge &oo--6 A Levi--a. J A
O'Brien-5 S Gumuel-4 Conger & Kelly--3 0 Hop
kins-. liickham & Moore-3 Beadles, Wood &co-
S Friedlan, er-2 Chat (.cllagher..2 Felix Walrer-2
Clark &co-2S W Rawlins-l Cleiborne &co-I Nalle
& Cammneck-l Moore & Coleman-1 Jno Phelps &on
-1 Jno T Hartel &oo- 1366 sacks seed cotton N 0
Cott. in Seed Association-152 do Richardson & May
-15 do Planters' Oil Co-(140 sacks cutton seed meal
A A Greenwood &co-38 sacks seed cotton S B New
man &co-21 do H Allison &co-5 co W A Peale..40
bula oil T L Airey &co- -46 bbls apples Miller &
Meyer-4d do Glover & Odendahl-13 172 feet w lum
ber J Craig-S hhds hides Kieble& Raquetl-2 hales
wool Chas Gallagher-10 head cattle Capt Campbell
-il do Noel & Wooten--17 head cows and calves F
DcBrett-sondries to order-Total 11686 bales cotton 2
bases wool 16e2 sacks nottoo seed 14 sacks seed cotton
1i61 sacks cotton seed meal 88 bbls apples 40 bbls oil
37 heal cattle
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Allen-215 bales
notton J L Harris &oo-162 Lehman, Abraham &no
91 Meyer, Weis &0o-l3 ulapp Bros &co-59 8 Gum
bel-41 H & C Newman-27 A Levi-Il Busb & Le
vert-15 McGehee. Snowden & Violett-14 Ben Ger.
son..14 Alone, Soleiik & Autey-13 J W Burbrioge
&co-12 Tomole S Coons &oo-I2 Conger & Kel-y
12 March & Shlenk. r-11 Rensbaw. Cammack coe
10 Richard Flowei &co-9 J Burnet &o-7 Nalie &.
Cammack-6 Payne, Kennedy &oo-6 Norwood &
Richards-3 Tohy & o-3 Schmidt & Ziegler-1 Fo -
stall & Jumsnvilln-1 R T Buckner & Bro-1 A F
Hickman-1 John I Noble-I S B Newman &oo..438
sacks cotton seed N 0 Cotton Seed Association- 476
do Planters' Oil Co-70 do Bush & Levert--38 bhds
sugar 55 bhls molasses Richard Milliken-1 sack seed
cotton A L Chopiin..16 bales moss Odell & Wright
-130 sacks rough rice J Foerster-enndries to order
-Total 88:3 bales cotton 984 sacks 1ctton seed 1 sack
seed cotton 130Iacks rough rice 38 hhds Sugar 55 bilAs
molasses
DONALD'ONVILLE-Per steamer Henry Tete
il sacks no gh rice L Godchaun-123 CH Allen..185
C Janubert &co--148 do Kip & Ruch--3 bbl- new
eyrup I hall do E M Scott--I bbi molasses L Terre.
boeiic--37 bbls pecans and sundries to order-Total
545 sacks rough rice 3 bbls new syrup 1 half do 1 bhl
molasses
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Hope- 26
sacks rough rice 2 bbls orange 3 hides 2 boxes eggs
and undries to order
ASHLAND PLANTATION-Per steamer Blue
Wing No 3-c pkgs butter H Cohn-7 bales moss to
order-4 bbls pecans L Terreionne-82I sacks rough
rice Bush & Levert-142 do L Godchaux-t22 do C H
Stew.r,-511 do Kip a Ruch-151 do LAmanz & Son
-sundries to order-Total 1752 sacks rough rice
BAYOU DkS ALLEMANDS-Per stelmer Belle
Albert-lot c'ro wood and states to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer M-rtba-318 sacks
rough rice K p & Ruch- -101 do C H Allen- 63 do
S ewerd & Thompson-sundries to order-local 501
sacks rough time
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer Jno H Hauna-4l
boles cotton Ch~a p Bros &oo-40 Payne, Kenned~y &
co-3g March & S7hlenke,-34 S Gnmble-12 S Hen
dereon-6 Bush & Levert-6 H Groebel-l Allen, Nu
gent &oo- John I Noble- 00 hbds sugar Ri,.hard
Milliken-PO sacks rough rice 3 Foerater-542 do
Richard MIilik* n-450 do Sieward & Thompson-37
bales moss H Heyman--9 do 1 bdle skins G A Vin
Snt-sundrIes 1s orde--Total 184 bales cotton 100
hhP suger Iu eask. rugh rio.
DONALSON Aar~. Msasme Is,. W 10 -
II Uskbboqda *lis im & Lgms s d - 4. do it
$ Vi "-l 14pkg1s pease auM aindales to eoter
Total 800 waks tough raee
RUoUIPTN AT THIM 1W BAlIN.
Amite River-Per steamer Alice-30,000 feet lam.
her to cords wood lnd eundrioe to M II Money
Pascagonla-Per schr Walter Denny- -40,000 feet
lumber to II Buddig
Iiiluxti-Per achr Vienua-14.000 feet lumber order
Mobile hay Per bchr It BP I' t-5O0 bbie room 15
bhle turpentine I . Himpeon & Tritun
Jilolxi-'er eohr J .1 Clark- f4t0 bble charcoal to
" aster
ltind River- Per schlr listtri-1it,000 staves order
Pane Christian---Per echr Cora-ll.0l00 meet lumber
00(101 aiths to order
himyno Lacombe-Perschr Magnolla-000 bbis char
coal to toaitir
Blind River-Per sohr llonfouoa--17,000 staves to
order
Wolf River-Per Bchr Tranilt- 10,000 feet lumber
35,040 aiith to J L Nevers
Iilloxi-1'er schr C II Preston---1000 bble charcoal
to menatar
1'earl River.. Per sohr Lillie Rmhmidt---50.000 feet
lumber to oider
k liiloxi-i'er schr Mlocking Bird-1900 bile charcoal
to master
'fehefunota River---Per achr blower--1400 bie
charcoal to master
Jordan River-Per schr (Jaleas- 110,000 feet lumber
to J 1. Nevern
Pearl River-Per schr Try Agoin-30,000 feet lm
her to order
Jlind RIver-Per sour Mary Irene-40 cords wood
to meet'r
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pascagoula--Per achr Cora Smyver- 40,000 feet
lumber to order
Biavou Lacombe-Per schr Geo Colmar-.-35 cords
Woolf to macer111
Blateon Lambe-Per Bohr Modeete-15.000 bricks
to order
Blind River-I'er esbr Lady tlav-IP,000 staves to
ordler
P'earl Itlver-Per schr Wade HIaempt n-uT7,000 feet
lunmber to order
Blind Rivel -Per chmr Midomia-i-i000 staves order
Horn Island-Per seur liu Palmaddel-450 bble sand
to order
LaConche-Per slonp Willie Dear- -17 sacks seed
cotton and unndries to oiier
By Railroad.
NNW ORLEAIIS,. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
Oct 1--100 bales cotton to order--hi Richardson &
May-- 8 Lehman, Abraham &co-!3 Allen, Nugent
&So-2ti S tenderson--il Alcus, Scherch & Autey
21 Meyer. Weis &oe-20 Payne. Kennedv &ao-lO
Uhsitle lamilton & Powell- IS Britton & Maveon
l7 I & C Newman-iO J W White---I C L Walm
sley oeo-i5 rno T Hardle &u-l1i Vairlen, Haw.
kine &oe -¶49 1 L Harris &eo--} Jno Phelps &co--5
Hlckham & Moore- 5 U `V ioutell &co- 4 Moore &
Coleman-4J hionet &ce- 4 Joe Chaffe & 8Sv-- 1
Howoott &co- - S n Gumbel-3 J & O Uromwell- 3
March & Mhlenker-2 It T Buckner & Bro--2 W C
llack &co- -2 Warren. Atkinson &ro....9 Beadles,
Wood &lo--2 Temple S Coons &ce-9 Hirsch, Adler
&oo-2 R T Buckner & Bro--I F Walker--l 8 O
'ihomas &co----l Bush & Levert----1 T J Carver-1
Stewart bure &ce--Total C47 bales colton
h bls potatoes E F leltBondi'-15 ryes beef Wood.
ward & Wright-25 bole highwinee W H Beanham
2: bet leat Sehwabarher & Hirsch---2o cases fuses
W C Shepard-25 boxes cheese J Nelson frco-25 do
5 hf boxes tobacco Schmidt & Ziegler-6 pkgs sewing
machines (I Heeger-3 cases paper La St-te Lout Co
2u tog lurd John 1 Adams a&ct-lot hh goods F (Ira.
ble-4 firkins butter C Clinton-I lit buttles A inous
ean-3 boxes muice N3 0. & N I It-d bags dried ap.
pies .1 do peaches Wang & Cuttanu -2 boxes eggs H
Deoudleuu- sacks iour T J Carver-580 cases sal
mun Burke & Thompson-2 care machinery langer,
Fatuuan &eu- lit iblis ime LM 4ex-lui bbl, apples
I lbi pears I hf (o I fux qo uses D Cefalu &ce-1 car
wagons Iuidley Bros-1 -at lumber W W Walker-I
do E I) CUlb---l.1 pkgs beer F Hollander--I car
wheat . JL. gi y- 1 do A Muir--30 bble apples Il
Grande--3 uo J Torre- -1 car machinery Robert
Hare--I cir cattle Ayciurk, Mitchell &cu-1ii0 pkge
beer 2 pkgs butter ubide apoles 2 biuls potatoes H
Itedwiuu-I car cabbage 24 bble potatoes .1 Bell--t
buuler I case castinge DI McCan & Son- 40 boxes
shoulders I hfi cask do H K Converse-29 boxes tobac
co Flash, Lewis &co-I car stock J A Redding-1479
shoulders Jos West &cu---Il tibis flour Pohlaus &
Dludl-I stand T Dauiiger-2 boxes mdse Yale & Bow
ling--74 has glassware Mrs I. Faihruan-2 casks por
colain 1 hx pipe Quinlan & Finau--i case envelopes
Goette & laidi-5 bales mduse Polman lrosn-2 cases
Albert & Relnerth-2 case mdnse V Nippert-2 cases
butter J Wo'f-4 iudls hoop Iron M Schwartz & Bro
i honey extractor I) McKenoie--l car stock Wood
flin & L-1 car bh gouedy It Seeger--125 bbils potatoes
8 D'Amico &co-52 du Markland-10 bbls butter E H
Keep-20 firkins butter Smith Broi &ou--1 car ma
obiuory 8 H iSeers-is hax apples P 8 Duiouchet-I1
rasea arrota 2 do beans i 0 Porter-:10 bbls apples
J P Macheca Aco-15 boxes tobacco Wankerbarth &
Juoeph--2 iron axles J R McConnell- 50 bble oil
Louisiana Oil Co--lot bb goods Mary Jacksun-1.if
bull potatoes 8 Meyers-It lales hops AL Harris
24 pkge glassware Marx Welil- -1 half bbl plot lea
Feliman liroa--21 pkgs glassware Stratton & Meyer
S-:1 cases shoes E ichuruu--I bell ahd filxtres Ft 1
West -u bales corks 8 Puublo-3 cases hardware H J
Mullen &uo-I case shoes Mrs.1 J illy-10 bbls whis
ky B11-1 Flashpeller-3 baa iron Riobardson & May
5; suree a iron C O liobnson--6 boxes hardware M L
Navra-2 boxes mdse vust &- Iouiy-6 bbls sausage
25 boxes chuese 20 irkulus butter /,ubtiier A liichan
-3n bars iron Shakapear & BSiuth-250 boxes tabacu-u
W Vanlleithuyuen-57 boxes bacon Fowler Broa-3
tierces haum 2 bxe toulgues 25 kegs pigeliet Schwab.
sober. Frowenfsld & I' eifer--8 cases candy 1) Mof
fait &co-1 lax mdse W VanStoolon-1 bbhh butter 10
it kips butter 100 uoxes cheese C H Lawrence Aoc
h40 oases salmon TT White-124 bales hay ,J t Kent
& co-1 car (uit 2 caes eggs Randolph & Dannica-24
cases shoes IIt& NIaunurv-125o saks oats H T Law
ler-50 hbils potatoes C F Melville-57 bhie apples C
II Schenck--i btile apples 8 crated cabbage 7 b mes
tomatoes 15 bhiu turnips J Malonio I-13 bhlhs apples
1I5 bola potatons ( W Davinson &io-20 tble apples
I case condy 15 bhs do V Lameantia-I box sauce Mc
(irath & Compton-1 date indie S Herueheim & Bro
--7 rolle I ather J Frank &oo--1 iese bi ters D It
Morey-4 ciia shues G thrown-4 pk g machinery J
'r Maybiery-:12 boxes hardware II lller-S boxes
mdse ieIt Finlay uoo-1 fax butt co C C S Co-1 box
Roberts &c "--1 wagon Wilson. Childs &coi.1 crib
awd coute t- (I N Bruwn er-1 fax beeswax E .J hart
Aoi- I gin N O & R It T Co--50 cases bitters 2 boxes
mide 26 pkgs tobacco lot hardware I car plow mate.
rIal 140 boxescheose C A Whitney &co--15 crates
cabbage :6 bbile apples 25 boxes tomatoes Stephens &.
Stork i08 bhls appleu Milleu & Mover-14 bhul pota
toes 22 bbi sw. et notatoes 58 bhll apples 140 bula
onions 36i biei turnips E Doherty-2 do :34 bhla pota
toes 2S hiul apples 3t3 sacks oate Chas Pleasants-2
iible apples 30!) bila potatoes M Stich & Son-30 bhil
apples 5 crates cabbage 5 bbls beets J Hertucci &ci
115 bile apples 25 bhll potat es J P MachecaA &co-
412 bbis potatoes 15 blde onions 11 sacks dried fruit
J Keller
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Oct 1-93 hdie bacon t hf do S tierces hams Schwa
ba-hur, Fuowmnield a Pfeifer-30 do E F DolBondio
-100 hhlls lime 1 (I Clark--9-OOi Les hulk shoulders
C H Doiei-2 btolls muso W Grant-5 bhul whisky C
11 Allayn &co-SO do .1i J )ytus--12 hhde tobsoco
Headles, Wood co- -6 do W (I Morris-4 di 8 Hern
sheim & Bro-au 0t pkgs beer (oo Yalets--42.'5 legs
nail, Staufier, Macready &co-1 car stock C Meble &
co-1 do Adaia & Davi -1 car wagons etc H N Soria
-1 car furnitule J B Mitchell--:133 pkg muse Rey
nolds & S-12 do W A Davis &co--27 do E Avand-2
machines It J West--20:, uukgs Iron M S hwartz &
Bro-7 crates cabbage J Bertucci &co-23 bble apples
8 i>'Amico &co-29 fro 20 bus pears J P M-checa &co
-14 bxh fruit E M Sivort-4 bis grass R Maitre--2
sewing machines R Charles-i pkge sundries F Mayo
-1 car lumber J C Ballentine-I do H J Connl y
90 bole rosin 12 hbile turpentine Simpson & Tricou-3
cases mdse C A Whitney &co-I do Mrs J Berkson
481 bales cotton J It Maury &co-15 doJ L Harris &
co-1 pkga aidge W F Noel-4 ekge tobacco Scherok
& Berkson-15 do Li vuise &ceo-144 do C A Whitney
&cu-10 rollt leather M W Smith- 5 do ha-tin & I
20 tiers ea lard Miller, Dolbonde &oo--2I6 kegs nails
Stauffer. Macready &co-5i doz washboards John I
Adams &co-1 iron shalt Shakeospear & Smith--63
tubs butter JI Kent &co-1 bbl iolts L Johnson -
24 trunks miece E Booth-13 bxa oeaches A Caron &
co-I box boltles Miller, Doihonde &ro--17 pkgs
mdse R M & B J Montgomery--3 do A G Brice-2
machines B J Weel-1 bhl flour I bbl wheat Clark &
rieader-3 crates crockery Stratton & Meyer-100 bh
soap 11 boxes mdse C A Whitney &co-:1 boxes eggs
Miller & Meyer-l box milk J B Solari & Son-237
pags tobacco J J Irby & Son-15 do 8 Hernsheim &
Bruu-1 bx mdse J T Abern thy-15 bbll dried apples
E F Deliondl--20 hf bble pork Schwabhaber, Prow
enfeld & Pfeifer-18 pkge ndes L Bonither-2 dozen
ch sir F Schnu i'er-1 hx glasaware M L Navra--100
uoxes atarch Zuberbier & Behan--10 bibls nil C A
Frenc'-15 hbis dried apples Beidenheimer Bros-28
pkgs cactiugo A Baldw n &co-18do Staulfer, Mae
ready &co-49 plugs wagon stuol HI N Soria-18 casks
bacon 1 bf do E F DelBondio-I box sausage V Merz
-10 rolls leather J0o Frank &co-2 do order-1 case
mdss Yale & Bowliang-sonadresa to order-Total 406
bales cotton 22 bhda tobacco
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD.
Per steamship Harlan, from Clinton-47 sacks wool
412 halesi cotton C A Whitney Aco-l3 Jno T Hardie
&co--I S Jack-S Kirkpatrick & Keith-14Ss acks
cotton heel' O0 Coltoun ueed Asaociation-500 sacks
iS n Miller, Dsibonde &co--137 sacks cats Prod.
homme & Brilges-sundries to order-Total 461 bales
cotton
NEaW ORL.EANS AND TEXAN RAILROAD
Oct 1-400 sacks rough riee Thompson Mills-U45
do JJ Lby &S n-Oldo CH tewart--anadriesto
ordur-Total 727 sacks rough r ce
DENTISTRY.
J. K. WAL KER8, D. D. L,
I....t Impoem notaand bern tilu t both
MORGAN LINf U . N. MAIL STUAMAWIPF.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
form these lines:
OUtit41E 1WHITNEtY HUTOHU4'SON.
CLINTON. CITY OF NORFOLK.
AIRANSAS, now building.
I'lying from Morgan UCty, in connection with
Morgan a Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
For Indlanola, via Galveston
Mtan1r's lonvina Morgan (lity HUNIDAY,
TUEHI)AY. 'J IU t DAY, ,'enneet at (ialveston.
trnualerri g there to 8lomer C'I Y OF NUll
FOLK loth irelght and pass'ngors.
T1naou h bill~ lading signed to donatoe and
to nil points beyond on the Houston and Texas
Central an G. H. and H. A. R. R., Interational
and Great Northern Railroad, and Now Orlans
and Texas Railroad, via Clinton. and the Texas
Trans portation Company.
Frel ht charged as per new card rates.
lan Antonio fre ghts reesived and forwarded
via Clinton and Gaiveston, Houston and San
Antonio hallway.
For Mrazos Mantlags
The iron steamer
I. C. MARRIS
Will leave on
T'IlUTRSDAY, (etoler 4. 1877.
Lighterage at Braaos Santiago at risk and ex
Dense of conslnces.
Freight reeelved for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad.
as per new tariff.
Freight payable in gold.
For Corpus Chrlsti, Fulton and
St. Mary's, via Rockport-The Iron
steamer ST. MARY,
Will leave Morgan City on
Lighterage to Corpus Christi (if any) at risk
and expense of consignoes.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Ropkport.
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot of Lafayette street. dally, until 5 p. m.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE,
For Galventon, Houston and Indianola.
Passengers take Railroad Ferrybo t foot of St.
Ann street, at 7:80 a. in., reaching Morgan City
at 11:15 a. m. there connecting with steamers
On SUNDAY,
On MONDAY.
On TUEHDAY, Whilnnv.
On WEDINESDAY Hlarlin.
On THURSDAY. Ilut-hinson.
On FRIDAY. .oseo5i no.
On SATURDAY. CIntrn.
First class fare to Shreveport VSi-Time. 45
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
veston and return, good for thirty days, issued
at $21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 6. p. m.
daily (Sundays excepted), at Agent's office, or at
the Ferry Landing, on mornin of departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this office
to the principal points on the Houston Texas
Contral Railroad, on the International and
Great Northorn Railroad, and Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
C. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents.
jel ly Corner Magazine and Natchez sta.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPIUA.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
MORGAN LINE STEAMSHIPS.
The following Al Iron Steamships
form this line
LOjE 0TAR. ALGIERS.
ELLA KNIGIT'. AGNES.
(GEN. WHITNEY.
The Iron Steamship
MORGAN CITY,
TUESDAY. Owctohur 2.
Connecting at New York with steamships ELLA
KNIGU and AGNES for Philadelphia.
INS!U RAN(.E TO NEW YORK 5X,
Freight for the above port received atthe depot
of Morgan's Louisianaand Texas Railroad, foot
of Lafayette street, daily until 5 p. m.
ForHAS. A W ITNEY & CO.. Agents.
jel ly Cor, Natchez and Magazine streets.
FLORIDA.
FOR WARRINGTON PENSACOLA AND
MILT'ON.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
The following first-class Al steam
ships will sail for the above ports as
foliows:
ALABAMA,
M. J. Fauria, master.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at t a. in.
AMITE,
Joseph F. Boyle, mastor.
Leaves -
The above steamers will leave as abovo, oppo
sitA Jackson Square, Second District.
For freight or passago jpidYon board or to
0 .HRAAgent,
anlt tf 18 and 2o Union street.
HAVANA.
FOR HAVANA. CEDAR KEYS AND KEY
WEST.
UNITED STATES MIL LINE.
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
Tho first-clasn steamship
EMILY D. MOlDER,
Foote, Comrnander,
will leave wharf opposit, Jackson Square
TUESDAY, Hpatemnber 2r, at 8 P. M.
Passage rates to Havana, sf0; Excursion tick.
ets, $40.
Passage rates to Jacksonville, 620, including
state rooms and meals.
Through bills of lading issued to all points in
Florida.
For Freight or passage apply to
I. K. ROBERTS, 120 Common street,
Over Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship MARGARET follows on the
____ . _myl ly
BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall, as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANNOVEIt, Sept. 12 about Oct. 14.
FRANKFURT, Oct. 10 about Nov.11.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, anti on their home trip at Havana and
bouthampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $150 (gold); Steer
(g. Swa(old).
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, s$1o (gold); Steerage. $45 (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. sab
(gold); Steerage, $15 (gold).
Children under ten years. half price; chil
dren under one year, free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers, their advertised days of
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars appy to
ED. F. STOCKMEYER & CO.. Agents,
au31 1y 42 Union street.
P. BEROUD,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
70 and 72 St. Joseph street,
Between Tehoupitoulas and Peters streets, New
Orleans.
nhes. Buggles and Spring
W at the lowest prices. Gemeral
I on most reasonable terma
mW$#
ST3AM2OAf U
OHIO RIVER.
IIEOULAII INOINL ATI. Lnll SVLLE AND
NFW DOlL ASA KET
Leaves 'ITJEHDAY. October 2. at 5 D. m.
FOIL CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Evansville, Hendel son t hawnee
town, Paducah Cairo, Memphis and
all Intermediate points-The ateamer
if. P. MOCENCK,
J4b. Carter. emnstr Iiivhurll cuns, clerk,
will bitve as ibovii. Por freight or prssag, u p
ply on board, or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
118 Crevier street.
DOUGLAS A. WINlItUIIN.
51,:11 :IF Natles r, t rrant.
OIELOU)NAM.
REGULAR OI'ELOLUbAS PACKET.
Leaves overy SATURDAY at t v.
FOIR WASIINOTUN. OPELJ
ta, Port Barre, Simrnsport, Churl
vlle, and all landings on the Coast
to ea ata river and Bayou Courtableau-The
very lght draft pasengeor steamer
A P. Troundale, Matoer; J. B. Schmidt, clerk;
will positively leave ns above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN. Agents,
No. 4 Tehiupitoulan street,
Coonnect at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. aulS9
IEGULAlA OIPEL UHA PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 p. m.
FOR WAHiIINUIION, OPELOU
I, Portrre. Himmneport.Churih
villa and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Uourtableau-The
new and light draft etamor
n ERTfHrA,
H. H. Broad mastor. Theo. Johl clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on toard, or to
BIITTON & EPPLER, c1 Oravieretroet.
It. W. ADA 14H, 21 (Jomeirelal I'lase.
Connectc at LIttle Devil with steamers Creolo
and Minnie. ja22 tf
MEMIPIIIA.
MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET.
LEAVJ H EVERY OTHER WEEK.
FOR Mi'MI'lll.I HELENA, TERl
rmefe. Arkop tic Greenville, Lake
ProvIdence. Vickcburg and the
Bends-1 he lron stllrlmer
(Now inBihing at St. Loutle.i
W. 11. Thorwegan. mlanstier,
(leo. Miltenberger, (lerk.
will coemicnee her tripe in the trad, aa above
daring the litter part of October, and continul
th roughout the 5s011o02.
J. B. WOODS A CO.. Agents.
sf27 tf (14 Commtnon strict.
S OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANIB AND OUACHITA RIVEB
TIIANSPOTITATIOIN COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROEI
Weekly Oasehita City U. R. Mail Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY.a . m.
FOB OUACHITA ITX. TAEN.
ton. Monroe and all town andings
The steamer
BA TROP,
aIn place of John H, Hanna.]
P. A. Blanks. master. B. G. Cornwell. clerk
Will leave regularly as above.. Will reserve the
right to refuse any landing except mail land
ings. For freight or passage apply on board. or
to
Capt P. A. BLANKS. President,
re o Canal street corne Delt
JANNEY& WORK LORD I& MoPEAE., Ag'tU
P. S.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fell tf
RATO1N ROVIJE.
REhULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Loaves every WEDNESDAY et, 1e a. in. and
MATURtU AY at5 r . m..
Commaruring WEDNESDAY, (let, 10,
Thb' passenger steamer
ST, JOHN,
Master. -----Clerk.
Leaves an above for Raton Rouge, linlpue
min o, Donaldsonville and all coast landing". re
turning every FRIDAY and MONDAY EVEN
INGS.
For frright or pasage ariply on hoard or to
5e25 If E. O. MELANCON, :2 Bienvillo st.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at a p. in., and FRIDAY
at 12 in..
At The Ia songer steamer
J. P. McElroy, mnster, J. C. Ilc'rgeron and F. V
Cctlis. lerks,
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Plaque.
minn, Donaldsonvill and all coast landin q,
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGH.
For freight, or tcauesage annpply on board ror to
see E. o. MELA NOORN. am BIlenville
_ _ LAFOURI'IIB.
TRI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUROHE AND
COANT PACKET.
Leaves every ''UESDAY at 10 a. m.. THURS.
DAY sand SATURDAY at 12 m.
THENEW PASHENGERSTEAMED
HENRY 'IETE,
J. F. Acicoln master, M. H. Landry clerk.
Pays particular attention to way busliness, and
returns down the Coast. ceaving Donaldsonville
overy Wedneslay, Friday and Sunday at 5, a.
m. For freight or passage appl1 on hoer., or
to B3. RIVET.
l0 Decatur street.
P. S.--Tands all Coast passengers and freight
in daylight.
BAYOU MARA.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SABA
AN' COAST PACKET.
LtLouvc (-very WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at - l', in.
Commencing SATURDAY, Outothr r,.
FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
Sormitago. Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge, IPla mmine and way land.
ings-The f nd ltd pcassenger steamer
(Represerting new boat building),
John C. Litiano, master, John H. Mossop clerk
Leaves as above every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at. a p. m. For freight or passage
aptly on board or to
a IRITTO N & EPPLER. H2 Gravior st.
au2s LORD & M4'PEAKE. 41; Caamp street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
STE. GOV. ALLEN. STE. LA BELLE,
John J. Brown Master. A. Dugas, Master
FOht BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
Hermitage, Port Hudson, Lobdell's
Store, Baton Rouge. Plaquemine
and postoffice landings
Steamer Gov. Allen,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at . p. in.
steamer La Belle,
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY atlp
Commenting early in September.
For freight or passage apply on boaroc *.
BIITE & CARLUi'e
No. 4 Tehoun itoulas street.
JANNEY & WORK.
jyal tf No. 1ot Common street.
GOADL GREAT ('IANCE TO MAKE
money. IF you can't get gold
Gyou van get greenbacts. We
need a person in every town to take subscrip
tions for the largest, cheap st and best illus
trated family tublications in the world. Any
one can t ehome a su'ces.sful agent. The most
elegant works of art givenfree to subscribers.
The price is so low that almost eve ytsxtv sub
scribes. One agent reports making over $150 in
a week. A lady agent reports taking over 440o
subscribers in ien days. All who engage make
money fast. You can devote all your time to
the business, or only your spare time. Yr u
need not be away from home over night. You
can do it as well as others. Fuil particulars,
directions and terms free. Elegant and ex
pensive outfit free. If you want profitable work
send us your address at once. It costs nothing
to try the business. No one who engages fails
to make great pay. Address THE PEOPLE'S
JOURNAL, Portland, Maine. seen em
WILLIAM D. ROGER.S,
MANUFACTURER OF
STANDARD FINE CARRIAGES,
109e anG 1011 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufactory, Thirteenth and Parrish streets,
sncceeding G. W. Watson & Co., retired,
seis sm eod
TZAM3OATS.
axe~I 11)vE
N33 R DVER.
Red River and Texas.
NEW ORLANS AN~ DAB D NRDVTEB A
Curi 0 ALLWAY AND CONNEMITIONS.
Through bills of lading and through p
aer tickets to all landings on Red River, and
railway stations in Texas. The beet route to
Hot Springs.
The following svlendld and fast steaqllg
omposing the lino will eave as advertiase r
low:
Val Belle. Maria Louine. Texas.
0. H, Durfee, Vl. A P. Konns, Fotus No. .
W. J. Uouou,. Fonni LaL P aw, .
FOR1 MHIEVEPOJIT. J1l'5.
son, Hot H >rings, and al
lo on ued River and railway
stations in exits.
FOR SIIREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON.
Col. A. P. Kuons, M. II. Koun.snaster,
Leaves WEDNEHDAY. Ontoher :, at 5 p. m.
W. J. Brhan. Ono. Wilkinson, master.
Leaves SATURDAY, October 6. at 6 p.m.
No wharfboat oharges. dray o mm
Will be charged at mouth of lSver. of
Ne Orleas. in forwarding freig cons
to the companny by bill lading i 0D
B rfree ht or vs sage~ a plI on board91
boat or } ag te oefti ae y, Oi
BIT U*OA NB R
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKETS.
FOR GRAND ECO4IE. MOST.
RmeLnry, Alexandria, Norman's Bar.
bln's and way landings-The steams
crs
lion Kay, master.
Leaves -. Mutt. -, at 6 p. m.
C. w. DIURFEE,
(In place of the New Dart Abie.)
Richard Slmnott. master.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 5 p. m.
WIll leave as above. bor frotght or y
apply on board or to It. W. ADAMS.
aunsi No. 21 Com
VICKMDURb.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Loaves every TUESDAY at 5p.m.
SFORt Vl(KS~itJlG, NATCIU5
Davis' BendI and Intermediate isia
Ings- Ti'< steamer
ROBERT 3. LEE,
William Carmpisll, master.
A. McVay and John 11. Mossop, clerks,
leaves as above, connectIng at Vieksburg wtb
I'arlsot's Line for all points on the Yazoo, un
flower, Deer Creek and 'Tallahatchie.
It. W. ADAMS,
JANNEY A WORK.
HITE A CARLIN.'Agent.
Will give through bills of lading to Trepton.
Monroe, and all stations on the Vicksbum.
Shreveport and Texas Ral1:( ad via Delta.L
W. 1. BROCKETl', Agent,
de21 as Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 p. m.
FOR ARKOPOLIS, OREENVII
Vicksburg and the Bends-The Sng
and fast passenger packet
FRANK PARQSIID,
J. M. White master. C. Holmes clerk.
Will leave as above, connecting at Vickabugg
with the "Parisot Line" for all points on aesno
and Teilahatchie rivers. For freight or peaeag
apply on board, or to
JANNEY & WORK,
R. W. ADAMS,
IIROCKE'l"J' & CARTER.
Through Bills of Lading given to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shrewe
r.ort and Texas Railroad. Also to all points an
Arkopolls and Pine Bluff Railroad
mbh7 BHOCKETT & CARTER.
SATURDAY VICKSBURO UNITED STAT
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 D. m.
FOR VICKSBURO, DAVIS'
Natchez and all intermediate Ian
logs-The passenger packet
NA'S VMZ,
T. P. Leathers mastei J. F. Muse clerk.
connecting at Viekstburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo. Talinhatchie and Sunflower riverp
and wit ncbor Line for Memphis. Oairo eaR
St. LI
Thil at reserves the right to past all land.
ings t at the (opt in may a 'osider unsafe.
For freight or usage apply on board, or to
JAN NEY A WORK, ios Common street.
WITE & CAIhLIN, 4 Tchoupito,,.js street
Will give through hills of iadingq to Trentonl.
Monroe, and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La.
W. 13. BROCKETT, Agent,
miy 3s Magazine street.
GREAT REDUCTIONI
CA ISIS INAW-nAGEll To
Vicksburg $t N-tfhey ..
Bayou Saris 4 Baton Bonag g
The above rates witl be accepted
by the following passenger steam
CITY OF ALTON, SUSIE SILVER,
OiENCOE. COMMONWEALTH.
CENTENNIALf, HISiMAlOK,
BELLE OF Stit; VEPOlt'r.
Appivto .1. B. WOODS & C0, Agents,
5l2e If 141 Common street.
LOWER COAST
NEW SCHEDULE.
LOWER COAST TltI-WEEKLY
passenger pw kly for Quarantine
Ptilon muras s!ttiement. Pointe-a
il faeha rindi all intermediate findings-The
new, safe and fast pasengnr steamer
ALVIN,
W. T. Scovell, master
Henry Kouns andi .ohn Estoranal, clerks.
Leaves every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at lo:se a. in. Returning on alter
nath, days, early in the evenrig.
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
I'. 8-Has a lel k on the levee during the day
head of Conti street. se mlut
LOWER COAST UNITED STATES MAIL
DAILY LINE (SUNDAYS EXCI PTED.
FOR PORT EADS, THE FONTE.
Burns, Quarantine, Pointe-a
Hache and way landings-The swift
low-pressure Pullman pa ace steamer
MARTHA.
' W. S. Bassett. master,
leaves TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at So
a. m., SATURDAYS at 5 p. m. (extending Satur
day trip to Pilot Town. S"outhwest Pass,; return
ing Monday mornings, Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
The A No.1 steamer
EVA.
John Taylor, master
leaves MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ard phi
DAYS, at ao a. m.; returnine alternate days.
Excursion tickets $6 (jood on either boat)
Freights received daily at the offlee foot of
Conti street.
For further information apply on board or to
HITE & CAitLIN, 4 Tehoupitoulas street.
UPPER COAST.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER CO seT M. L
DAILY LINK Ow PACKETS.
FOR BEN. TUREAUD'S. ASCEN
sion and all plantation landings.
The steamer
MARY IDA,
J. A. Ruizu master. - , c.rk.
Leaves TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, at it a. m.
The steamer
ERA NO. 10.
Alcide Albert master. Arthur Nicolle, clerk.
Leaves MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at to a. m. Both boats return on alter
nate days and in daylight, For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
sel W. J. COMAUL. 20 Conti street.
REGULAR TBI-WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATUBDAY at 10 a. a.
FOR ASHLAND PLANTATION
Ascension parish. Donaldsonvill
and all coast landings-The fae
side-wheel passenger steamer
DLUE WING NO 5.
. A. Comstock master.
Geo. M. WIoods and Chas. Desa.
Wta leave as above. IItUrh1DI6eavesj
land Plantation Tuesda. Th
day, coming dowia the coast in .
Ifrtek or vasrae anpal n'. laeen
R an usna.A."& J.2$ S*

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