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MeW'IIaL ARRIVALS.
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Lnvueal(raln P O vii C(lila Mu hct. BD
Wo. ted wine, vial an! wife, oedanr
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4I ayI'+r RR, +lHH nertarot·
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leo iaboli Va. lleUie'n N itbie lelia, H N Ott
en city, Vic'tor A'rahrntu city, J B Van Hnrn
ta1ha. I, U ban ion . J0. ( Htannue$ Louf ,
U r'i. 1 K Jordan tund, B U Kelly New
Y HOTEL-(' Bilnber and W fe (laivevioan,
ib lir , it hettin, John + Tyi r lniti
More, TJHarwell New Zork Hit 1,rrdnen n
ge e it t H ji Wr [irthl 3I 'M t reon, Dr
U )lobiie J yle river H 1onmuan
rltA abarrtie Ms, tarry *aili anti wife
etekae, W 1) Derkor New Yoirk, ,M RAlice CUtr
1iento TMeea. J B 1l e (Cantwon, B Jnee (lb i
So,, EliMu rfee Sice M Arnoid uxae, W 1'
tTeI1MstJ 1Yn~'on a ne~eeee.
MHI 8 HO' EL.-A (1 'glee Natvivtnt'a,
noeph A nvivdraou Wet lerry lit Lv, tanee
I Ifke C it I'hili ij' L'iuiv lilt'. ftJ ltiiiiiieiin
Jelly Jon Kelly (fleo . Anix it- UhuItrlivev J
kil La, Z t een y Aichaf' inat Iit fvimttman'd
tin 11e nvll I, L fl0 a 1' i LaUn Mie, It It
anti J I lir New slvork, ta M
Sn ejty arue liettli' Anilv'rvou auvil etn La,
Srufl . tI:blerte 'l'naca Henry (ilbeon
Nici ti rteivi m H, I Newtotin iarivirnclletoe
u ,Lýitoree I Lin,11 Ii While ii Wbite
*licev'r Milwaukee, B A Thomaea Ky. 1, G
onnen ael wifte Mlce Laura Donvvvn ~ew
eitter *Tiv Dufouj r New Orlean in
eN 13af~nt nuLg, ies L ule UII or
ea , 14 t (l Hontie' Miac 0 E Jv-ional orn (Jenrgla,
''rReVve 't"ta, (I 0 Pnckarl arvi r buyer t,
nen 1lttrli ik iyit, W 1 Htovall Pt'rt i-IivpitIo,
noJtw anti wife Mias ealiiv' 111w MIRe
ttl e Blew
JUUIOme li'ew.
RAILROAD P R lONvALN.
The following were amona the departures by
the Mobile line last evening: J. 8. Wester
try, tSavannah : J. F. Oliver, Oreenville, M. U.;
B. Pltnlhbek Washinlton' C. H. Mat
ti t , otlsvllle : b. A. Murray, Mlao lom .-ry;;
o . Brewster. Clneinnatt: Mrs. J.P'. Mtewe t
d aihter, Ht. Louis (Geo. Joens, N-w York;
ts, Memphis; I slah Thompson, Be.
t Winm. AleIxander, Chicago: Chas, Meade.
hlothe, Ohio.
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANR DEMOORAT. I
Sunday, October 21, 1517.
Daily report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
at as. m.:
Above low Change
water, tilse. bail.
Feet. Inhes. Inches. Inches.
ir t ........... 4 7 2 a
oininat....... 1 a 2
mphls ........... a H 1
Orleans .... t: a n It
t ....... o I o 1
to ........ o io
.......... H 7 11 U
"Below high water mark of 1174.
NIILSON IORIOM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. S. A.
Arrivall.
Martha, Mary Ida, tntiry Tr o, C, it, Durfeo.
uWeIelta Belle, Nato hes, Alexandria. Texas.
fDepartures.
Martha. Alvin. Heanr Tel", Mary Ida. Blute
Wing No. 3, Oulohitit Belle, Natchez e. ,lle of
$hreveport. U. Ii. Durtne, Col. A. 1, Kouns,
Bertha.
'To Arrive.
Eva Martha, Alvin lower coast: Mary Ida,
Blue Wing No. 3, upper Qoast; Oachlilta Belle,
Gtov Allou. Utyull nai'a; Katih, Arkapolis: Hon
Seto. Donaldmsonvilll; John . Iaanna. UBton
ouge; t E.H 1e Vieksburg; Thompson D)ean
.gyle: John A. icuddor, Ashleidl, and Bee and
Warne with barges, St, Louis; Joe Bryarly,
Jojn Wilson, Ohio river.
The weather was lovely yesterday, and busl
The Te xas his returned from Old rlv r.
ews from Bayou D'Arbonne receivetd yoster
dty eays that s re am is rising also.
It don't make any diffe, ence how fast the wa
ter comes Illing down out of oll Rheel It will find
t e New Orleans and lied River Trnsoport ltion
Uomiany realy and eager for the fray. If any
one In gleneral or sh ppitrs in particular have
any doubts in the matter. "give 'em a whirl."
The ,ofners of tIhe Natchez publlshed a card
Itn yestetrday's I)emorat i xpressive of their
feelings in retgarl to thio d.ath of their frilnd
and associate. John II. KHuthan. It, was a wor
th tribute t a wirtlhv man
Oapt. Catnnn is making the round I rip on the
Onachita Belle.
Ai Coustar took charge of the Natohoz bar yos
trlayv
The argo of the Nabthes, 3781 bales, 4213 sacks
andt 18. tibls nil, was put out by her mate, Peter
'Qoper, in oM hours. Quick work.
Tile contest amngn the lower coast packekts
Ior a ~a was decidet in favor of the lsaitdI, and
t was turied over to he'r yveserday on arrival.
t is a large and hitit Iful red silk flag, with the
word. "Uur Favorite" insrltbod upon it in
large whie Iletters, and when its gratesful pro
ortions were proald to the brel'M atnother at
trotion was add d to the Isabel.
he following are the departures in theo Red
River 'l'ransportatioit Compluany antnounced for
the corling w k: W. J. ltel-an. Tuesrday; Dlu
uboe Wedn, sday, and iIe B iIinle Lee. bat
urday, all to Shrv'porl..
The Willieo. just plad!t in the best of ordenr, is
the New Orleans antd OuaChita Transportation
CompDIany's stonleur for Tuesday to OuachiLta
City. (Capt. Fred A. Blanmks will bo in conm
mand.
The John A. Bucolder, Capt. J. Frank Hicks In
g-mmand, will he here to leave Thursday for
memphl s.
The imperial Thompson Dean. James H. Pop
poer master. will also be herl to leave WedlnelM
-la for Vicksburg and the hands to Argyle
Tho St. John. In the best of order, leaves Wed -
nesdayat 5 p in. lor Baton Rtouge, Frank Bor
geron in commad.
The tobt. E. Leeo.leavlng TuIesdIay. connecls at
Vicksburg with the Anchor line fur Memphis
and St. llouis.
It is very p robable. In fact almost certain, that
the Menllllo will leave for the Yazoo this co'm
The C H. Durfeo, at present running in place
of the hart Abile,. and the new Alexandria.
Capt Gee. W. koa, will be the regular woe'kly
akets to Aloxaidria and Grind Eoireo. The
Durfeo arrived yesterday morning and left
again in the evening, and the Danube, undelor
the command o Charlie ''Thorn. will leave Tues
day next, anti regularly thoroafter on lha, day
The Ouahltta Bhello makling semml-woek
trih to Bayou Bara, will arrive to-morrow and
reot.urn Wednesday at, ip. m
The Yazoo Valley, fr Vicksburg and the
Yazoo, loaves W dnesday. See advertisement
in another column,
The St. Louis Itopubllean, in noting thi death
of Mr. John H. Keuthan. pays him the follow
in* just. tribute:
Sptarents of the deceased emigrated to t
the United c.etn from l rmany while he was
an infant, and settle in Ohio. where they soon W
acured the LowerO of their nigsuchbors. whtmoll
they have rctained evur sitnce, the elder Keuthan, -
hotwever. itecarting thi. lh some yhrs ago.l
rs been uthe still residnowes in Ohio at an adSouth
Jor n wat. He arte out n the world at an early
on ad more thor n te twnt y years ago landed n
frm New Orleans n search of emt. loyment. ofe was
taken on he mstearriedot a dau abin boy." Win- H
nin othe good will She surall b his amithble man
Orleans and industry he as "uppersoon plcoast."d in charge is
of the bar of one of the fluient steamers plying
.on the Lower Mississippi, such as the famousir
Mary K' enc. Before the war he became ac
uanteouhd with Capt. . P. Lea hers who bey s for b
erno wa.snt. He was bwe know n Capt Lahoueis
on all his boans for nearly twenty years. andd death
wned the barn of the rders of Masons and Oddhis
he flath. et and handsoteamer which mads the thVicks
rwoaenerful run with the o-morrow. L some year
Sto from tnews BeOrleans to t.ave daily aoit in7:3 a test mf
o61 he married a dagter of Er. U. Hinu- A
alof th ia eity. She survioves him with four
sahiidren. di
ar n J. J, Drown mlatern, S. .
a leans txo-fmoirr t p
m. or ltUem f ton a oll age andd loat
andnag. J.. Itrey tIn commaan , tL
The Kat J. W, Tnbin master, W. N. Calmeo
and Aif Orle m clerks, leaves to-morrow at, n
, m. for Vlesburg and all bend landings to
Arkap Ils.
The lenr rTets, J. F. Aueoin master, M. II.
Landrj clerk, will atrive thls evening and
leve rneeday at 10 a. n. for the coast ni't Don
aldeonville. TbR Tote eo~ nects. with fiats for
poIftt on. the bayou, sending freieht through
4Thei. , ailyr line steaener Mary ida., . A.
Bulup in commnd,. leaves Tusesd ay to a. m.
prinlttly, for te ipper coast to en Trtreorrl.
The new and fli-.t Alvin, W. , ¶ .o~vell masterr
Henry Kouns clerk, leaves jTuesday at ito:loa.
n. for the lower toast to thettuarantine Hiatlin.
The popular Martha W,. , lnMst't ma'ter,
laves' Tuosiey as usual, at 1 min., for the lower
'opat to tort EtE
Thin supelrh r rt E, ., W. C he, il ll
master, Mlesrs, ].rVay and Cannon clerks,
leaves 'uesday, as usutal, for Vlektbu r.
Eliehange (lspplngs.
[Bt. Louls liepublican, October Is.1
(apt, Bwi-eol has bought, at Floavllle. a flat
boat whlich he will have towed to tills city to be
furnslhed with englnoe, aolnb and wheel. It
will be a arnample bat for the lower tributa
rlees. Swivel thought first of bullding a little
propeller but by tlhe plan adopted he will save
a few hundred dolars.
A telegram frmin ('apt. Jatnes Good to H. C.
1aaretlek says the prospe(t o, raising the tow
boat Atlantic eIs jpr, She had parted ni heir
hog-chains and the stern was settling. The
amunint of insurance is 6i,0o0e, all in Cincinnati
offiers.
MARINE NEWS.
01r110I 1tW O1ULAWI DIMO0RT, i
Oitober al, 1177.
OlIered Yftefrav.
Steamship Emily B Sunder, Foots, for tey West
I RItoberts
Brit steamship Warrior. Jones, for Galveston. In bat
sn - Decan &oo
Fr bark Harold, Pontle, for Havre
DeWelf, Powell &oo
Brit sehr Sam Weller, Down, for Milage-
b JBu ddendorff
Bohr John Atwood, Hnntermlan, for Bty Islands--
J P Maoheoa & Pro
Arrlved.
Brit steamship Bratilian, Brane, from libralar, to
A K Miller &oo-4th die
Brit steamship Alle Otto, Hugison, from Liverpool,
ad nit, to DeWolf, Powell &oo-.-th die
Steamship Morgan City, Read, from New York, 13th
int,e to O A Whitney &oo-Algiers
Am eshis John Watt, 00 days from Havre, via Key
West to master-Point
Bark OCterd, Chrisman, eB days from London, to
master-3d die
Bohr J G Whipple, Arnet, 7 days from Benaoca, to
Torre & Anselmi-Plo Tier
Mex sohrt Joeefll, Basso, from Latguna, to master
Pie Tier
WaAM5oA5.
Natches, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
Ouaehita Belle, Litano, from Bayou Sara
Martha, BEssett, from Fort atid
Mary Ida, uits, from Upper Coast
Henry Toe, Anooie, from Donaltdeoville
Alexndria, fRea, from Shreveport
C 11H Urte, Boardman. from Alexandria
Allon, Porter, fromAmite lver-lNew Basin
Isabel, O'Pry, from Qeurantins Station
Tesxa, Thorn, fm Month of Red River-no cargo
Below-tleming Up and Walting Orders.
Nor bark N B Pedereen ......., 65 days fm Hayre
(in ballast) to E Forestier
Nor hark Prnesesso, Anderson, 60 days from Hull,
flog, to master
Bhip Landeser, Knowles, til days from Liverpool lin
ballast) to Deoen &co
Brit bark Kingston, Lindgren, 51 days fm Greenock.
in ballast, to Deosa &co
At quarantine tatioten.
Span bark Antoinette, OCalls, 5 days from Havana (in
ballast) to C & O(} treen
Span lark Prosperidad, Maria, 8 days from Havans,
to Puig, Corral Ato-
Swd barkerstine Alma, ieverg, 57 days from Rio de
Janeiro, to Agar & Lelong
Strerte/
BAY ISLANDS-Per sohr John Atwood--30 bble
flour 50 hr Po 9 hf bble beefS bbls pork 9 kegs butter
KEY WEST-Per steamship Emily B finder
515s bbls flour 50 bble meal 141 tsrceas hams 9a trees
lard 5 casks bacon 11 bble whisky 8 toe meat 50 tees
grease 175 saces corn 70 sacks oats 18 seaks coffee nO
talet moss 700 seoks bran 990 pkgs sundries
HAYV.E-Per bark Harold-9313 bales cotton 3100
peon staves
MALAGA-Per scht Sam Weller-570 bales cotton
1500 pee staves
a RO DE JANIETRO-Per steamship Lalande-1079
base , IE Moore-3MOO do )D Morgan-it5 o do order
1001 do Pitm,Forwood too-l1100 do Johnston Gordon
-4513 do Brown Bros &oo--l00 do J L lhlpps-3041
] do Westfeldt Brdb--Total 1,5'4 bags coffee
r NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City-Asstd
mdee
Reeilpts of FI rduoe.
VICKBBURI.--Per steamer Natcbe-- 5174 halen
onttou 8 B Newman &co..40W Riohardson & May-9-88
Meyer, Weis kno--19 T L Airey &co 1701 Lehman,
Abraham &oo--174 Craig & Hogan-143 Chaffe, 11am.
Ilton & Powell--13 Payne, Kennedy &o---- 6 Jno
Chaffe & Imon--99 Allen, Nuagent &co-99 Clapp Bros
S oo-8-8 J L Harris &oo--r: J B Wolfe &co-el orae
ham, Black &oo--9 Vaiden, Hawkins &co--8 Jurey
& Gillle-73 H Allison &co---f9 J Burnet &oo-----j
Jno T Hardie &oo--ea Jino Phelps &oo-61 Beailes.
Wood &oo---9 McGehoe, 8nowden & Violelt-5,5
Bickham & Moore -54 Aleous,Soherck.& Antey---5
8 Friedlanuer- 49 H & C Newman- 44 March &
I Sohlenk. r-:30 Richard Flower &oo--97 Ben Gerson
95 John I Noble--24 Nors ood & Richards--gi ;
(Gun bel--18 J & G Cromwell--Ilt Levy & Clark-14
SNaile & Cammack--l W C Black &co--1 WV Bell
2 St wart Bros &co-I- Conger & Kelly--9 C I,
Walmnsley &co-9 (1 W Hente 1 &co--t Buckner &co
-7 Gwyn & Dyer--6 M Shelly &oo--6 Moses Clark
5 Forstall & Jumonville -- 5 Hirsch, Adl-r &co---5
Allen, West & Bunh-4 Temple 8 Coons &co--4 W A
Peale..4 Britten & Mayeon-4 John I Adams &4c-3
Renshaw, Cammack &oo-3 L H Oardner---3 Moore
& Coleman--l W J Frie son &co-- 0 O0 Gordin-9
Norwoodt & Jutss..L J W White-1393 sacks cottou
seed N O Cotton Seed Associaion-1819 do Planters'
Oil Co-87 bbls oil J Allige..65 do T L Alrey &co
sundries to order-Total 3784 bales cotton 4213 sacks
cotton seed lSd bble oil
ALEXANDRIA-Por steamer J H Durfee- 104
bales o ,tton Renshaw, Cammack &oo- 99 Mever,
Wels &oo-68 C L Walmsley &oo--67 Payne, Ken
nedy &oo--65 MoGehee,Snowden & Violett-35 Oscar
Chopin-3a J W Burbridge &oo-99 Clapp Bros &oo
-.6 Beraud & Gibert--C4 Nalls & Cammaok..99 L
Bloom &oo-19 R T Buokner & Bro- 17 Lehman
Abraham &oo-13 8 Friedlander-1l Ar Miltenberger
& Pollock--ll L H Oardner &co..10 H & C Newman
-9 Hy Leckie-9 Conger & Kelly-8 Alien, West &
Bush-7 B O Thomas &oo..7 Quyro.uso & Bols---6
Alone, Scherok at Autey-6 John I Adams &oo-4 J
L Harris &c '-4 C H C Brown--4 Ben Gerson--
Ogen & Bell-I 8 Gumbel-1 Meyer Well- S C
Wilkereon-1 S W Rawline-1 L LMcassagne-1 E F
Gross-- E P )elavallade-1 J G Spor..1 I Bloom &
co---53 sacks cotton seed Berand a Gibert-4 bales
wool Clapp Bros eo-sundrles to order-Total 717
bales cotton :S acks cotton seed
8H REVEPORT--Per steamer Alexandria- 192
bales cotton Jno Charfe & done-178 R T Buckner &
Bro-64 C L Walmsley &oo-30 Gragard & Fsrrar
311 M Ryan--4 Richardson & May-23 Moore & Cole
man-19 Jno T Hardie &oo-19 W A Be.i-9 8tewart
Bros &co-16 Payne. Kenne:ly &oo--16 Bush & Le
Vert-15 Kirkpatrick & Keith-13 Schmidt & Ziegler
-13 Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell-10 J W Bnrbridge
&oo--9 Hy Lec.ie--8 Meyer, Weis &co-7 8 W Raw.
line-6 G W Sentell &oo-3 Lehman, Abraham &oo-
3 Alone, Scherok & Autey-3 Paul Bouligny..3 W B
Clarke--. Bartwell & Chambers-2 J P Harrison Jr
&oo-9 Renshaw, Cammack &oe-1 Clapp Bros &oo
1 Oscar Chopin-sundries to order-Total 732 bales
cotton
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Ouachita Belle-98
bates cotton J L Harris &oo-60 5lapp Bros &oo-46
MeYer, Weis &oo-31 Leaman. Abraham &co-16 8
Gumbel--1 H & C Newman-4 Richard Flower &oo
-3 Forstall & Jumonville--- Ben Gerson..9 8 Hen
derson-9 March & Scblenker-9 Nalle & Cammack
-2 A Levi-2 Jurey & Gillis-l Bush & Levert----1
John I Adams &co-1 Jno Chaffe& Suns- 8 -S sacks
cotton seed Planters' Oil Co-14 do N 0 Cotton Seed
Aseociation-7 sacks seed cotton Ode 1 i& Wright-2
do A L Choppn-14 bbl pecans and sundries to or.
der---Tot 288 bales ooston 32 sacks cotton seed 9
sacks seed cotton
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Isabel- I
4 hhds new sugar Richard Milliken--78 bble rice A
Soco.a--24 do 8 Haspel-43 saoks ro.,gh rice Sieward
& Thomp.on-sundries to order-Total 4 hhds sugar
new. too bbis rice 23 asaks rough rice
PORT EADS--Per steamer Marthac -13 sacks
roUgh rice S 11aspel--sundries to oder
UPPER COAST-- Per steamer Mary Ida----31
seaks rough rice to order--nn riese to order
DONALD.ONVILLE-Pertseamer Henry Tote - ]
94 bbls new molasses order-3- co 3 hhds new sugar
R Beltram-sundries to order-Total 106 bble new
molasses 3 hkda new sugar
ROIP) T AT THE NEW BABIN.
A-ita Btlvr-Fw steaer Alie-B19 bales e-stoe
gnshbawC, Oammant oo 4 H Amison o0 -4 Gra
-Ia. t
FWFiýr "Pe ilk Anm tMlaun-4 bbtl.
ý s18- s ehrte Vieted 1 bale estion 2
b-lb me ew 14 oorrds we0 s to master
hboll f L.L-Pe-P r ehr alstorl-400 bble shells order
Atntle Biver-Per schot getter Ellie--000 shlngl..
10 000 feet laumber 3000 staves 40 cords wood to order
.obile Bay Per scobr our Brothers-750 blles rosin
B bbl. ttarsentine Blmpoon & Trloon
Mobile I1ev-Per Bhor Martha M-440 bbls rosin 50
hble turpentine Simpson & Trinon
Sprt.inl eld-Per ecbt Ltlle glmme--0 oerds wood
Applcab.lcola-Per s~hr Mlnnie Gray-ballast
Jordan River-Per shtr Venesi-95,000 feet lumre
ber to J L Nevers
Pearl River-Per echr Unlon-45,000 feet lumber
to order
Springfield--Per echr Celeste--13 cords wood
to m'et r
Blind River-Per echr Rose--n.0O0 sttves order
Blind River-Per sohr Monterey---45 cordweod
to mater
Tlokfaw..Per esbor Dan B (Ustle-90 cords weed to
meater
Blind River-Per echr Morning Light--40 cord
wood o master
Tiokflaw-Per scbr Laurs--40 cords wood to ma'etr
land,-boro-Per schr Jno Popp-40,000 feet lum
ber to Ii Buddig-10,000 do O Stuber
Lake Mauripee-Per echo T BPfKemp-10.000 staves
10 cords tsod to master
IitJOIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Tobefuneta River--Per echor Rmna Amelia---
cords wood to master
Blind River-Per eohr Pmame d'Or-95 eorde wood
master
Blind River-Per echr Victori-90s cords wood to
Pass Manch.--Per eeobr Ida-5 ords wood ma'ter
Tebefhnota Itver--Per sohr evingteon..95 cord.
wood to maeter
Blind River-Per sehr Sldenls-15,000 staves erder
Blind River-Per echr Ulementl o--19,000 staves
to order
Psse Manclaeo--Per hobr Hermit-000 staves order
Mandeville-Per scht l'Aelair-- 5 cords wood to
master
Horn Island--Per echor Mary Msgdellne-5.00 bbll
seand to order
NlW ORLBANS AND MOBILD BAILROAD
tot 0-14 cae drugpe I L Lyons-0 do G R Fialay
&no..6 coses eastings G Plterd-3 rolls leather .J W
White-4{U boxes mdie J Nelson &oo-- I do N Leas
I do J 1 Hubbs d-300 ceses obeese C II awwlence &
co..4 fenders H HIaller-8 pags tobiaco J B Desbay.
ler-9 ttlseres hams a bbils no Zuberhier & Bieha-9s
pkgs mdse A Coen-- bbls anssage Zubohbier & He
ha--150 kegs pigefeet ochwabaeher, Frowenfeld &
Pleoter--l bhde bacon Vose Broe-10 tierces hans E
iH Krep-03 firkins butter ohbwabaoher, Frowenfeld
& PIfelfr-1- rolls leather M W Smith-41 blis and
iron A Baldwin &ko--100 boxes mdse P J Willie &
Bro-5 bbls whisky T I MeQ.eeon--5 do U A Whit
ney a&o-10 phas mdse In Offeel-O eases mdse RtM
& B J Montgomery-0 nests trunks NI ootb-3 bales
mdse W H Ltetchford too-50 boxes candles 30 boxes
cheese 10 firkins butter Milby, Porter &ao--.- bbls
whisky Victor Bro--3) oases mdse Norman & Reiss
-10o do M McGraw--l PFki. paper VtA Whitney A
co--l horse and buggy I) It Uarroll--T8 hbas and btlls
iron Stautffr, Macresly &O-- eatr boop potes T A
beok--l do P T Mithbell.-45 pkga tobaooe Mayer
Brds-100O bbls lire J O Olark--100 Ito oretall & La
rose--100 do Ms X Gauche 100 do 1 W P Converse Jr
ou-I car bulk wheat Glover & Odendahly--8 . kng
paper 11 Larsseinl-3 do J Moss--s ox-es mdse O G
James-1 do It Harold--6 pkgs mdie J I Jackson &
co--t0 pkgs tobacco Flash. Lewis sco--- tee bacon
Howard & Preston-l0 kegs nails blake & M---10
cases mdee J B Solarl & Son....93 bbls potatoes M
Stich & Son- 5 hf bbls Whisky J B Collie-.-9 rolls
leather M W Smith-- do O Helden & Buo--9 pkgs
seed IC F Virgin-100 bxs candles C A Freenh-9 cars
lumber 11 Buidl -3 oars empt hibls Page &co-- bx
hardware W M Wlrtbh-9 do - J Uhris.
tian-1 do II Spearing-l0 sto ee and fliat res G W
W Goodwyn-300 sacks ollcake Hal l Stringer-19
bdl. paper 8 C Palmer ono-l car cattle R W Floutt
-1 box books W T Weaver-9 bbls mdse E 8 Levy
-1 car beer A Wile-3 do lumber IE I) Cobb---17
sacks outton seed A A Masgnts Sons-93 tee lard 15
hf bbls do ifl kegs do John I Adams &co- 95 egs w
lea-l Forstall & Latrose- bbls alcohol 0 H Karsten.
disk-1 do 8 M Todd-I oar lumber A H Deltmse-1
coop poultry A Valeton &co-.-- oases mdse W A
P'rlast-. crate enrthenware U A Whitney oo-751
bales cotton J H Maury &co----177 do S I[ Buak-91
PVm, Forwood &ao-9I Allen, West & Bush-04 Leh.
man, Abraham &oo-14 J L Harris Aco--stdries to
order-Total 116i bales ootton 175 saoke cotton seed
100 sacks oiliake
KNW OULANSl, JACKSON AND NOZTHEIIX
IBAILROAD.
Oct 90-0-51 bales cotton W P Halsey-153 order
197 order-Ill Ohanli, Hamilton & Powell--t90 tick.
ham & Moore--S7 rehman, Abraham too-li Meyer,
Wess oo-- 9 Valdde, Hawklina e eoe- T L Aire
Aoo-51 Allen Nugent &.oo-40 L Harris Lee
Eloh.ardson & ray-49 C L Walmsley to--34 Payne
Kennedy A, o--3:9 O Thomas too-.o Jno T Hardle
&oo-99 Goidln &c-90o J W White--1 Britton &
Mayson-19 Aloua Scherok & Autey - 9 Stewart
Bros &oo--I7 J A& Cromwell-17 HI O imewman
10 order--I W O Black &o--14 Jan Chafe & .ne
Id4 W Sentell A&o--l Joe Phelps Ac--10 order
10 Moose & Coleman-8 J I Wolfe &co.- 7 order-7
Richard Flower &ao-0 F Walker-I6T J Carver--
Besdles Wood &oo----- t RT Buckner & Bro-S L
Gunnbel-5 Ben Gerson-4 S Henderson-3 Temple S
Coons Lio-3 Ulapp Bros t oo-3 Graham, Black &co
-3 John 1 Noble-- L H Gardner--9 Claiborne oco
SMcGeboee, Snowden & Vlolett--1 Howoott &o.s
Total 10104 bales cotton
183 sacks ootton seed 8 Henderson--I car stone G
Stroud--I oar stock It M & J Montgomery- 117
bales bay Geo Heck Aco--3 cars poultry Miller &
Meyer----6U bbls potatoes 97 crates oabbage 90 bbls
onlonse 6 bbls anples SO bhs pears M Mtich & Sun-1
car staves liobet Brois- do Stewart Brose oo-1 car
corn Glover & Odendabl-1 car wheat Webster & D
-4 oars cattle Ayucok, Mitoell &co--l135 bbls pot
toes Turkenvard & Sbhwalacher-3 bbls oil J D) Ed.
wards-- I do t M Todd-18 bxs meat N K Converse
-b0 boxes cheese Smith Bras boo---. l ms hs cotton
seed NO 0 ottono eed Assclalon-9 boxes mdne Fol
soin Bro--ltIO ban soap 75 his candies C A French
500 cases cans 5 do caps C W Dunbar boo-I bx h to
J U Adams-10 bbls apples Berry &co-9oW bha 1 on
M Schwart & Brou--50 bble apples E Unh, rty-- 5
tieroes shoulderm J Nelson &co...5 bbla whisky R F
Therer-lO0 roll. leather John Frank &oo--- cases
stone 5 rolls leather P Thormablen--6 hf casks bacon
Howard & Preston-- l plows B J West-1 tierce hams
I FgDelBondlo--3 cases mdnse Levy &bo-l do Iell.
man Bros..l do E 1I Adams & Bro--13 cases shoes
Vincent LEo-17 do W J Mann o,---U cases hats A
Marks, Levy &oo-4 cases mrde hi Lion-1 do E Off
ner-9 cases hates imon & Kohn-- oames mdem W N
Toler-4 do H Larousenmil-I do A Drez--4 pkgs
mdie Staufl.r, Macready 6eo-I- pkgs butter 8ch w-.
bacior & Hirsch-lo- bxs bitters Schmidt & Ziegler
--17 kegs lard 5 toes bacon Vose Bros- 150 bales hair
J J Clarke-I bbl peanuts J K Rensud loo--l car
brick M 8 Newsome--4 gins I feeder oflues I con.
deiser NO A M It it-i feeder etoe .1 bbls whisky 10
boxes bacon 10 pkgs hardware 4t i kgs furniture C A
Whitney e&o-40 bbls apples 10 bble pott.,eso 5 bkis
grapes 57 bbls apples D Cefalu Aoo-.0 do I car ohb.
bane J Salanion - 10 bbls apples 1 bbls sweet pota
toes J P Maoheos &oo--IO0 bbls potatoes J Keller
64 bales,hay 151 sacks oatr 132 bbls potatoes 10 bla
turnips 10 bble sweet potatoes Chas Pleasaunt-Total
I.1 bales hay :51 sacks oats 1 car coen 1 car wheat
464 sacks cotton seed
SMORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAB RAIL
ROAD.
Oct 20-162 sacks rough rice F P Sevin. 4 do A N
Laine--2 saoke seed cotton 5 bales moss Odell &
Wright--I sack seed otton A L Chopptn..17 bales
mosse J A Bourg-Total 3 sacks seed cotton 166 sacks
rough rice
Per steamship Hutobinson, from Clinton-18 bbls
molasses 557 bales cotton C A Whitney &cO--131 Jno
T Hardi.e &co--- I T Buckner & Bro--40 Clapp
Bros .0c--31 Kirkpatrick & Kieth-- Jno Phelps a
0o-4 order-- S W Rawlins-- Gragard & Farrar-
C L Walmsley &o--1959 sacks couttn seed i OU Cot
ton Seed Assooiation--411 do N M Niblett &to-
Total 849 bales cotton 2370 sacks cotton seed
From Galveston-48 bales cotton C A Whitney &co
From Inalanola--ll bales hides 49 sacks wool 29
bales cotton C A Whitney &co--16 S Gambel-7 11
Dannel &co-6 order-4 Lehman. Abraham &co--4 E
Ptleblry-3 Clapp Bros &co-To al t9 bales cotton
t'rain No 2-2- bales cotton 20 sacks cotton seed
Blokham & Moore-6 bales muss L Sarle etoo-Total
2 bales cotton
STEAMBOATS.
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY OTHER WEEK.
e FOR Mt iMPHIS, HELENA, TER
rence. Arkopolis Greenvill', Lake
'Providence. Vicksburg and the
Bends-The iron steamer
(Now finishing at St. Louis.)
W. H. Thorwegan, master,
Geo. Miltenberger, clerk.
will commence her trips in the trade as above,
during the latter part of October, and continue
throughout the season.
J. B. WOODS & CO., Agents.
se27 tf loe Common street.
LAFOURCHE.
TBI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBOHE AND
COAST PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 a. m., THURB8
DAY end SATURDAY at 12 m.
STHE NEW PA88ENGBBTEAmE
UETERY TETE,
J. P. Aucoin master. X.H. Lar clerk
Pays particular sentron to w fldsfleand
eti s, nthed1e
oragc nr~esr&~Raru.~c i at5j~t
MO" IAN LINME V. S. MAIL '?BAAMSeI.
The follo ing low-vressure Iron Steoamwhips
AlSAW. now bulldinl.
..rlganuljtm MorLgan i,? in R.ionPtion wIth
Mor Looueleana at am iO
er, Indlnwla, via Slalves.-.
anere leavine Morgan C(ty SUNDAY,
TUifDAY, TUIrJMI AY, 'onnnect atysO.tL ton,
transforrinu thore no Steamor UITY OF NOB
FOLK ,both reloigiand 'aaeongera
'1' Trough blls lting sIned to thoust and
to a l points eond n the oeustn and Texas
Uentral and , an A. I t., Iternational
and Great Nortbar r Now Orlanna
nd Taxas fBail ad, via linton, and the Texas
T flavortiaton mvany.
.r lhte osald ae new ordrates.
a eantonien reigtsai v and forwarded
via nl n and ~ Glveton, Nouston and Ban
Antonio l.allway,
- u r Menass Santigo
The iron steamer
I. i. MARRIS
Wllktave on TUIMRDAY. Octonbr 2R. 177.
Llig rage at Braam Iantlaeo at risk and eso
-alise 0se oonsig neg
F.rmht reoecved for and btlp lading siglned
onli to Brownsville, via lio Grande Ballroad,
as air new tA.rtff, tae 9 per coot.
1 eight ipayable tl old,
8t, Mary's, via Bookportr-The i.on
steamer T. MAIRY,
Will leave Morgan Oity on
TUI11D)AY, October 23.
Lghterage to Cor.us Ohristl (if anr) at risk
t.o Karps at d Fulton landed at
t for al the above pointl reeelved pt the
Devon Morgan's ila arnd Txal as l"i, a road,
Got c exaytse street, dally, until Ip, m.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
Fer Qalveston, loueteom nd Inulamela.
Passengers take Railroad Perrybo foot of St.
Ann street, at s:se a. m., rehing Morgan Oity
at 12:25 p. there eon eti with steamers
CL TN on AY,
W T( ¥ y '0 _ NDAY.
CL [I TOf AnA
WHIT NY n SATURbAY.
First elaie fare to Shreveport `-g-Time. 4U
hoU rs,
Exourelon tickets for the round trip to Gal.
veston and return, good for thirty days, issued
at 21.
r1 eket ed staterooms secured until A. p, m.
S(un exepted), at t's oce, or at
rugh ti ckets will be l ii from this ofine
tothe prlneldal points on the Houston Texas
entrae llrod on te rntional d
great rthern lailroa an e
O. A. WHITNEY A 00., A ent.,
jel y corner gaEeine and N athe sta
NEW TOU_.
MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE STEAMSHIPS.
---I The following Al Iron Steamships
form this line-
G3EWN. WH ~INEY. VOtAN oITY,
The Iron Steamshi-
MORI AN l CITY,
TUElDAY, Octobhr 2t.
SU&Nf.E TO NEW YORK x,
igh r ove eve tthe dept
of organ's Louisiana n Taexas Raioa, ,foot
of fayette street, daIly untll p, m.
lorfre qhta
el y r ta e alrnd aEsg ne streets.
FLORIODA.
FOR WARRING O0LN, PPE AOOLA AND
REGULAR SEM "-WkELY PACKETS.
The following first-eclas A1 steam
shi1s will sail for the above ports as
follows
ALAMAIHA,
M' J1 Fauarl, master.
Leaves everyn WDf DAr. e at s a. m.
Joseph P. Boyle, master,
The above steamers will leavo as above, oppo
si. Jackson Square. Second Distrkb ot
or freight or passage app n board or to
. t 1 and on street.
aul tf is and 20 Union street.
HAVANA.
FOB HAVANA, uEDARI KEYS AND KEY
WEST,
UNITED STATES MOIL LINE.
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
The first-olass steamship
MARGARET,
Bak#er commnndor,
will leave wharf opposite Jackson Hl uare
at a a. m.
Passage rates to Havana, 40o; Excursion tick
ets, 6o0.
Passage rates to Jacksonville. $20, 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 EMILY B. HOUDER follows
on the- . ray ly
LIVERPOOL.
SERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPH BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
DIEGO........... 1684 tons... Capt. Gasanaga.
GUI LLERMO.....1225 tons ... Capt. Echevarria.
FED EItIUO...... 1423 tons ...Capt. Bidchoa.
PEDRO............ 7f5 tons... Capt. Mungici.
U ~tROIINA ....... 134 tons.... Capt. Riostra.
GRAUIA .......... tons.... Capt. Arizuma.
RITA ........... o59 tons... Capt. Gortez.
JUANA............ 757 tons ... Capt. Gastanago.
The above powerfully built steamships will
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur
ing the coming fail. Will receive cotton and
sign through bills of lading to any ports of the
Contiuont of Europe.
The steamship
GRACIA,
Capt. Arizuma,
will sail from her wharf -. -
For freight and first class passage apply to
RANGER, FATMAN & CO. Agents,
oeA ly 45 Carondclet street.
BRKREN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORB
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
SThe steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall, as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANNOVER, Sept. 12 about Oct. 2s.
'FRANKFURT, Oct 10 about Nov.11.
HANNOVEII Nov. 14 about Dec. 16.
FRANKFURT. Dee, 1. about Jan. 20.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $150 (gold); bteer
ao. $36 (gold).
From New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $150 (gold); Steerage, S (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $31
(gold); Steerage, $15 (gold).
Children under ten years, half price; chil
dren under one year. free.
The oompanyreserv, the riht to changethe
route of the teamers ther advertised dais of
sad tnn
OlZANUo"AN
B3GU A I A OPZLOP SAM PAIGEST.
LeavesT e DAn. ( tber23,at .
L'y , Fort arre. S1mmaIw n g huUrol
yvle, an . ai1lahdUngsoftimeVQ .
AteAaf.t river d Bayou o~ nrt -- e
very I t draft neeaenger steamer
NIG SUNFLA W RI.
A. P. Trouldale. Master; J. B. SchJldt, clerk ;
will positively leave a above. For treight or
odease apply oni boar or to
MT& CALIN. Agents,
No. 4 Tehto4ulas street,
Connpets at Little Devil with steamers Cre.oe
and Minnie. auln
R lEOUtAR OPE1/ttBSA$ PACKET.
Leaves v r t'4TUIDA, t t . om.
O WASHINI1' TON. OPEI -
tae, Port Barre, Hirnmsptort. Churbh
vill and all landlegs on the Coast,
Ato a fa dy river and Bayot U ourtableau-The
new and lIght draft st,.toer
SKETBA,
I. H. Broad master. Then. Jobin nlrk.
will leaveo aabove. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or to
B Ii TO b N EPP L B, atl )ravter street,
IL W. ADAIS. 21 mmnrlal Pace.
Clop uects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. ja tf
OUAOMITA IVEa.II3
NEW QBL AN8 AND OUACogT.TA YEB
TII It" t'OkrAti ION COM' r.N.a,
Lea veo U[AY Ot 'bar l. at t p. m.
. OU'ACBIiTA CITY TIBEN
to.. nroe and all town Hld(inULR
-Tie steamer
WILELIE,
F. A. Blanks, master
Will leave regularly as above. Will raverve the
r'ght to refuse nat landing excet mail land
ings. For freight or passage ap.ky on board.
or to
F. A. BLANKI.
President No. 9 Canal, co_ er Delta st.
JANNY & WOAk. WLOBID & MoPgAKm.
Agents.
P. 8.--Has regular conneetton with all the
trtihtartle.. ocl_
Wsekly Uasultt iltty 1.. . Mall P~aket,
Ieaves SATUft AY. O} rtol.er p.t m..
P8 OUAOHlITA 0T t *
S~ ot an all town anin
B t 1 ROP.
(In place of John H. Hanna.]
A. Blanks. master. B. G. Cornwell, olerk,
leave regularly as above. Will reserve the
it to refue any landing except mail land
Ig. For freight or passeeee apply on board, or
Capt . .A BLAIS. President,
JA £M
-ase regular oonnection wth all the
trlutaries, fell tf
i VICE.UI5R, TAZOe AND TALLA
REGULAR N IW OBLEANF. VICK11UOG,
YAAZO AND TALLAIIATCHIE TH.OUuH
PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY WElNEMDAY.
STIE NEW AND FINE STEAMER
TYAZO0 VALLEY,
-- Master J. T. Iall clerk.
Will leave n av -Pve regularly ever Wednesdiay.
For freight or Wpswage apply on board, or to
ol14 tf JANNEY & WrI&K. the Commo,n st.
MBATON IOUSlE.
REGULAB OOA T ýD BATON BOUGE
"ACKET.
Leaves everW WEDNESDAY at 10 a. m. and
8ATUR A att n, m
Commencing WE NDDAY, Oct, 24.
SThe pasaenger steamer
T, JOMNN
Fnk Bererron. mater, J. , Borgeronr clerk.
Leaves as .txrve, for Baton R c,uge, Ptlaque
mlne, Donmaldeo vie and allm .'t ihdings, re
u ng every FILDAY and IONDAY EVEN
orfriaelgh or Daa~me a Il on oard or tol
se_ tHfg _ , 0. MELANCO on Bienvillse t.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at a p. m., and FRIDAY
dt 12 m.,
ITe pssý onger steamer
JOHN w. HANNA,
J. P. McElroy master. L. P. Delahoussaye clerk,
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine, Donaldsonville an all coast lndings
returninn every UNDAY and WKDNE$DA.
For freight or jaas sa ppiy on board or to
e2 ie.. O. MELANUON, 82 Bienville
DIONALDON VILLE.
FOR DONALDSONVILLE VJA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS ltAILROAD.
. ,THE STEAMER
LT. HANCI'a BELLE,
Will am Gibson, master,
Will leIve the head f Jilenville street at 7:30
a. m. for WesYtwgo, Wlth paLerngere for all sta
tlon on the New Orleans and Texas alilrcal.
Returning. will arrive at 5:45 p. m. Hamn boat,
on nnecti r with Munday Acornomodation Train.
will leave at 8 a. m., returning same day at a p.
in.
Freight received at the same place up to 4:30
o'clok will be delivered at its destination next
morning.
oclo tf C. E. PAYNE, Superintendent.
UPPER COAST.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER CO tST M. I,
DAILY LINF, OV PACKETS.
l TFOR BEN.. TUREAUD'S, ASCEN
slon and all plantation landings.
The steamer
MARY IDA,
J. A. Ruiz., master. --~ , clerk,
Leaves TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT.
URDAY8. at io a. m.
The steamer
Alcide Albert master. Arthur Nicolle, clerk.
Leaves MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYAS at 10 a m. Loth boats return on alter
nate days and in daylight. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
sel W. J. COMAUX. 20 Conti street.
REGULAR TBI-WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY an
8ATUEDAY at 10 a. m.
FOB ASHLAND PLANTATION
as~cension parish, Donaldsonvll,
and all coast landings-The fin
side-wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WING NO 8,
J. A. Comstock master.
Geo. I. W'oods and Chas. Dean, clerks,
Will leave as above. eturing, leaves ash
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, coming down the coast In daylight. Io
freight or passage apply on board or to
.. HENO. 19 Conti street
. All freight delivered in the daytime.
BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
ANT, COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATUBDAY
at 5t. m.
FOR BAYOU 8ABA WATERLOO,
Rermitae, Port Hickey, Baton
Rouge. Paquemine ano way land.
ings-The fat and pI did EasLSa ger steamer
(Bapresenting new boat building).
John 0. Libano, master, John H. Moseso, clerk.
Leaves as above, return na down the coast
every MON DAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage aDD1y on board or to
BRITTON A EPPLER, 82 Gravier at.
au29 LORD & McPEAKE. 46 camp street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
8TB. GOV. ALLEN. STH.
John J. Brown Master. A. Du as Maste
. OB BAYOU SARA, WAFEBLO0
t[ dHermitage.o Port Hluson. Lotdel'r
Store Baton Rouge, &aýe
and postomfiee landings
Stramer ev. Atem,
Leaves everr MONDAY and FRIDAYat s p. m.
WADSN DAY .aD d A STUDAY.r " p. m.
es /r .r,.
maw asierand eX*
_e ikegt a~ll njnigon 2iv
uurteM.
Th ollwniht r il n ,1adto}
gomrouinit tihe line will ntstvqe Se kp
b $n's"fa t Iei, ~n n ee s~
inns on wU~ver
fleftlole In le exam
P ý11 o litll RPe me U1 1t6 E
hanOro Wlkir on
onto (Rý rfenm Iotriurl aro
Leaves W l l V4 AY, tt, c+
leaves ATtIWAT. O't-ori7,
No Wbifboasebarwes. draw
Will be t anted at 0m0 ti~t, r
h~rle nsino rg a t
f~orratte Osa'i
av (I, street, twºWlf~RfI~l~~~~j
,jIT~hO1XJ4
WEEtKLY (.HAlND liOlil PACEM
era-
AILK.7A1WS3URIA
Leaves every TUTE4DAY, W. oe
C. Ill muiaim.
(In places of tlhlhe ta Ne~ltA 1~
LEaves e.' rv f4A tI&TI)Arr a
Will freve as above. for ktwa
Spily on board or to R.,
aU9e No. 21 Oom-,
VICKOSDIIMe, *URWNVILlZ
ARHKAPOLI AND *333k;F
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, atS
FO. - AOIIAAPOLIS,0.
he fine
J. W. Tolbin. atoer; W.W
connnting at Vi'ksnmrg Ith a
all ponints onr an Y To antlT a
ioat resrves th.e riht to
that the captain ma
Through bills lading
roe aind all stations 0o
and Texas laltr lstoa
apolis and inl i (A
UNITED STATES MAIL
Loaves evs y TUSIbDAT ella t
Davia'iend. and l i
3FOR
ios- T sTear' mer
William cOampbel, n4raet,
"A. MeVar, olerlk
leanve ts abovo. eonne~',ing at
Parleot's Lino for all points O
flower, Deeoor Crook an
Will give through bills of lad
Monron, and all statlons n t
Shreveport andsai
de2I is
LEAVES EV..E. W 1q
Commeninlng wedne f oO T
. 5P0Fo 1BA t ATON
Am . tara, Natemi,V e
Pro.sfdenv, Grenym *,
way landings--The rngnlflndnt
TIIOMPIO1 e DgN,
Jad, U. Pepper, master, Frank Bwk,
will leave as above rcaularly. yr
PA."s .l a y on board.
' o,--Th Dehnan n nIwh
fitted, refurnishedl, and tsn bttePM
cottn trade than over, and by fi
sflhi pprs and oonlgneet, a reason
strIct attention to hnsin s, this .1
hop, s t", re:olvo a fair share of
t -o trfma . ,
For fraight rrE Ittn.ea .'opý y On n
_ ..ITT.ON h.._.'*. raitr 8s roap,
C(. G. WAYNE,. 1s 6rnsvier ste
UNITED hTATES MAIL
Leaves every ThURSDAY at FO V
SFOR REEVI.LLoe
and the Bnds---The1
ipasseenger packet
PUAN] K PARmvd ,
J. M. White master, C, o
Will leave as above, connectfing .
with the "Parlsot Line" 'orf t rnr iptM
and Tallahatrhlo rivers. ForIttr .y1
apply on board, or to
JANNEYA #Ob k
R. WADA
Through Bills of L.ing gien to
Monroe and all stations on lieOn
port and Texas Railroad.
mnh27 BROCKETT h
BATURDAY VI LPAKSBUI0 N A ITZD
Leaves every SATURDAY. : p,
ftL. aFOR VICKSBUoG, DA
Natcha, antd al lIterm
Inga--Tho passenger pce
NATrCM , •
T. P. Leathers masts
connecting at Vlckstmrg with he "Y
for Yazoo, Tallahatehle and 8unfl
and with Anchor Line for Memp.
St, Louis.
This boat reserves the right to ptse
Ings that the Capt in may onsiler
or o feht pla
JAINNEy WOK.j 106 Gom mo.
BITE & CARLN Thoup
Will give through bill' of lad t0
Monroe, and all stations on V
port and Texas Railroa v D
W. B. BUOCKE
my6 a3
GREAT REDUCTION!
CABIN PASsAOG TO
Vieksburhr .....s..... Natehe, ...
Bayou Har.a ... -4 Baton oug..
The above rates will be
the following pagengal
CITY OF ALTON, SUSIE TVI
O0IENCOE. COMMONWI
CENTENNIAL. BfIMAR8 l -
BELLE OF 8HR VEPORT.
Apply to J. B. WOODS k CO.,
aSc, tf 104 Common set
LOWER COA T
NEW SCHEDULE.
LOWER COAST TRI
passenger packet for Q .
S.atnon Bnras Settlement
la-Hache and all intermediate
new, sate and fast pamsenger steamer
ALVIN,
W. T. Scovell, master
Henry Kouns and john in
Leaves every TUESDAY, TiUtI
SATURDAY at lo:3s . m. Returning ro
nate days. early in the evening.
For freight or passage aply on bofl
P. S-Has a Clerk on the levee during theLb
head of Conti street. se
LOWRB )OAST UNITED STATb
DAILY LINE (SUNDaYs EZI .
BOa PORT EA. £
Buras, Quarantine.
Hache and way liadi
low-pressure Pellman pa-ace steamer
W.S. 8Baset
leaves TUESDAYSB and THU
a. m., SATURDAYS at 5 p. m. (eet
day trip to Pilot Town. Southwest P
Ina Monday mornings. Wednesda
A1 o 10 a.. .; r ýa.als~Z
TIieweIrroii at theS e.a

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