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Mi RIltlaon, Mis ( Jltudson, Ill.
RAILROAD PI.RI NALW.
T0 fllowing were somn of the denprtu rns by
ek routt last, evenin: Mr. Wotf Mr
Nt L o 1 L: Ionlldh, Cairo; Mrs,. b
C nlnlnnIt: P. Hindnrson Mt. Ioln: W.
ntin aillht J. LSll. P. ),ltlihn, N.
ow inrk: P. A. lJonl, IA'le Honk John
rnJ4t I ilts Uapts..Tnmes PlHl, JartltHn
1. (iohdrir'h.( lto), iLtisVlllo; L, W.
Vi'k :lurg; .oni. N. M. Jolt i Mmnt
. lnny t. HLo Is; hlIto )Milngo,
co. to Mt. L - and Nw Ynr ; D1lonisto
,erannon. Ht. Louis and Now York; 1), II,
ow York.
oiv bt i fw of the Inopartroes by the
Sline last vnin : H M Guidlelth.
ns E Ford, lnbus; Ols M
, Bltirnoro: J1P oloiman alld ) Ii
t. Lou;: Mrs Loonstoln aind hilh,
S N Brooks, Oh l(hn; qo (r.wvens
olH ck Ponge. Knoxvilloo: Jro Cryr
t: ui rRna (,ll nnatt|. norW. D.
lthe oproalnr (l noral FrIrhlit Agont ,of
e Oreans and Mobile flallroad, also loft
Get your kid gloves at Kronanr's.
1ltae. Rnynoir Is to have an olnilng of latest
Stives iutlt renolvoI from Paris In honnots. hl.t
Stonoay and tunnsday Novmnlr 5 and
Ne O cards.
'A 1. OrpNitns. 174 CANAL-I-s pi.Ill to ho Ponn
t raozg of nagor pur"hioer la ying in ii sot
ly Of htoso furnisbhing goods~ at ffnor's ,'hoap
, is stook Is vO'y large and one is pHro to
0 Wlhatt he Wants atl 174 Canl.,
S. ML, NAv.At's ('ttlN PALAcut-Co.lntines to
attrl .ctdo in e.narnh of goods. This slnndid
t nblshlnaint. Ih sto'cked from top to bottom
·hth tbeolost, sods, all of whlttu wine pl. I'
o hedh by Mr. Navrat prsonlnlly to slit thiN
market, and will Io sold at tho lowest trleos.
A #i Nn OVNrsNo.M--Mmlr . Rosa Rlynor., No.
Oltree stre, t, will hvlo hor otonilif on
o and Tllyn day, N~ovmber 6 adl . Mimoe.
ytoir's reputatton Is so wull established as
a fhitonable nodisto that It Is searh ly oe~rs
sary for uts to speak In heor ommondati hbut
we art stfre that her ft hfon onrnporlum will be
crowded to Its fullest extint on the ocwaslon of
this, her fall opening.
Txai BqrT in ALWAYS TRI CtntiAPrgsT.--Loti.
- runewahld of (trunewald ]Hall, the garent. piano
eier is th, nant for the three most 'eole-ra
te iano known--tho rtelnwly, Knh- o ant I
el. Persons In searob of Instruments
ld not faitll to visilt this favorite musle store
ere they will ho shown ,ovory atontton and
ere ovory thing In the nusle line can bo htad
4A the most r'o.sonalle torlms.
A GOOD BooK.--We have recolved from Mr.
tuts A. Adaml tleI latswt ldilrton of Adams'
vised Rltilstor of Points and Landlins in the
outh and Ho, lllwost. 'j his I an tnvaluhale
ok for refornc.o, giving the I )ntion of all
lints and lanudngs on all rivers and bayous
the Houthorn and Western Htatos, with their
neo from and relatve vnosltions to alt im
portant laeois. It is a book that should Ie in
every o 1ee.
Bead Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
Magnificent vaeos and jardineroes, cheap, at
Otnoer's.
Get your kid gloves at Kroeogor's.
OFFICE NEW ORLEAAS DEMOCRAT. I
Sunday. October 25. 1877.
Dally rbport of the stage of water, with changes
n the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
at 8 p. m.:
Above low Change.
water. Rise. Fall.
Feet. Inches. Inches. Inches.
.. 9 8 5 0
anati... . 4 4 e 2
ttle Rok ....... o o
is ille......... s 4 o 2
m-' is .......... 5 0 1 0
ew Orloans. 1" " e a
hbreven1rt ........ 10 1, r
Lou.......... 12 3 4 o
*Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. S. A.
Arrivals.
Martha, Mary Ida. Ouachita Belle, C. H. Dur
fee, Henry Tote.
Departures.
Alvin. Martha, Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. 3.
Wenry Tte., Ouachita Belle, Natchez. Ashland,
H. Durfee Texas, Bertha, Clarksville. John
Wilson. Joe bryariy.
To Arrive.
Alvin. Eva. Martha. Isabel, lower coast; Mary
Ida. upper coast; Golden Crown, Lotus No. 4,
Ohio river: Ouachita Belle, Gov. Allen Bayou
Sara; Katie. Arkapolis; Henry Tote, Donald
sonville; John H. Hanna. Baton Rouge; R. E.
Lee Yazoo Valley. Vicksburg; Big Sunflower.
pe'lousas; W. J. Behan Dawn. Alexandria,
Bed river; John Howard. Ouanhita; E O. Stan
ard, Centennial. Glencoe, St. Louis; Jas. How
d Memphis.
Weather clear and just a little warm yester
Susiness not very brisk, though several of
.he departures had good trips.
Through a private telegram we were informed
the Golden Crown passed Memphis yester
ay noon ith a good trip. The Lotus No. 4
gassed Cairo Friday.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta
tloa Oompany's steamer Jo·,n Howard,in place
of the John H. Hanna. F. A. Blanks in command,
1l- arrive to leave on Wednesday for Ouachita
Capt Geoe. Hamilton stooped off the Durfee
yesterday and John McChesney went up in
charge o the office. Capt. Wallace McChesney
as to have gone. but went home during the
ay Quite sick.
The fleet and handsome Katie is the Vicks
burg and b nd packet for to-morrow.
The St. John leaves Wednesday at 5 p. m. for
Baton Rouge, Frank Bergeron in command.
The Robert E. Lee, leaving Tuesday. connects
at Vicksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis
and St. Louts.
The Ouachita Belle. making semi-weekly
.sto Bayou Sara. will arrive to-morrow and
return Wednesday at p . m.
The Yazoo Valley, for Vicksburg and the
Yazoo. leaves Wednesday. See advertisement
in another column.
The Alexandria for Grand Eeore Tuesday.
The following are the departures in th. Red
River Transportation Company announced for
the coming week: La Belle. M N. Wood mas
ter Wednesday, and the Maria Louise. H. J.
Brinker mister, Saturday, both to Shreveport.
Both of these well known b ats have been put
I ~splendid order, and will leave regularly.
The James Howard will be here to leave
'Thursday for Memphis.
The E. 0. trtanard and Centennial. from St.
us. will both be found at the landing to-day.
e Gleneoe iy due to arrive, having passed
emipbs Thursday night. The Centennial and
ard are both announced to return to-mor
Te eGoldenn City( was to have left Evansville
I forthis city. *%to
baa~~m~e wrek
he-o
0 itU ut ""+ A1i
from Ilonvn trtforWet. t i
ý 'onEtH t, Donal t ll OI e Ernestel .
-The ,va ,Ihn inUyor i ael t iti.
hardt clark, loaves to-tnrorr Ow. to H,, m. flo th
owrekr e'lrk.
The ule I3.'lt.r Mt9,l J. A, Iiactloan maut r,
ad Ar WPetltrlln tu'l0rJ oriPVw t).tt .;
roW nt to n. ,tu fr Doalbdso ttan.ing to Asi
Jand tl p'nnttl-n.
for Ilnyor To', r . J. Bruown labster, M, It
Anlrey lrk, will arrive s e l
T'hue John H n. for hlea.v tO oeMtun, l pd
mil for l'lThu Tnt'olns, ct wto h l.aOt ql orte
ntlhuM. . dily lin fa IL )nda, L. A.
uand Al mt r oardii , leav,.S torrow tait 5 .
m, fr natl. b.vforn thnti pper b tain to Arki4
SIm tnrw 7nda, Ju. Alvi, W. ¢tt meowlitr Ma. t
nt, lary,'l, u, willu rrve Tt e at , :80
a. mn. for th lower m a to the +n l ond Dlt&*
rlvtlle te ', as eon.otal wi flat1 . or the lowrt
on the Inorbu, sendlnt F.ielght through wlthotll
Iactur M, . dlll ay a t nrv Ida, J. A,
P. Trillin omaleind, lona T a In. a e.
eapromptly, ag for t C
St. Louw ten fl"u Aln, Oat. 2 5
tn. . r the lower lras dedto t o name ti new
hoSt the ulhar Mrt . ChotW.ta, aett will leav
holenvetaTrtiu.r, as usual, wtlhl s,,ur the lwer at
Inarlesof whi' ky, has latel f kttleare .
'Iu h tho urr letxandr o l. H, o 1w em#trerJ.
MI. t,hn lurk wv ar t e to lbrve TUohen , toh
n t hll. Thrl is Iad s no .or5,
lieg of ago land yeto te ax Or tamps4 at O. pi
for the Atchafala throu htthtoigt t p. A.
v.lun iale In m ommeat , , , mt eler
lIxehaoelo Qllpllbl.
t. lobeuis puhllottn, om.la
aipt. Tollkrwn le has doafiddto namo fl hl n
bot th rl . ht, rl . ho , andd ill wleavo
horns trin, l11 gh prox.
anh steamer nAot,: ma whlh j nuraln nhe at
Pnrkvllle. on th Missourl river, oontan 400
iaR ter; full whisky, ha lately in ar hree of
tr1iu byr tmonth to Now arty is n, enget no
Iee thae So,o.ni of the whts whmon Wey astox
Sthe hull. Th is no ort of orooa ,qtl .
Hobho- 1,mootrlt. Oct. 28:
A well knowa steantlbo tmal hMs fallen heir
to Il , llO0. O00, i mn t w ill s h o rtly Oo m me noO t o i nvb t
one-third of It 1n at otimbvot fgcrartl ew ar
lo Houts tlno r. during the dinter.
12 feet hold, fifteon ballrm 42 Inch |ndtigter
had 2e feet. t nn; .yle Tatno , woiah in ae a
tr.ip l pl.n ,r of the ioty of Viksburg, will .e
CAlil.let; .full 2-Th John W. tl irt git hree he
trihs petr month tgo w for w Orlanltnot not
lessThan osti n--n hliti et 1 tl money" l x-bl
ontton boat and IB s wTe.l lorn with ndriesxt foll
thLook out for h.
Ht. Lois Avalanho. O('t. 15:
Mltlebn &l f. lklns, lhn Olive street artistl, are
patintilg p tfio Kat, KInney, after whioh she
goes Moouth to run durrlgthe winter.
The Jan.om.r Fannie Tatlm, wblor h mone a
terning with l ri of tle City o tloknburg, will rs.
tire fir t.h present"
CArIO. Ot,'. 24,--The John W. O rrett has tail
tons aor the oulth. T Io1re and muiae,l arso ls
nli. and w nd a rls also for Na Orlearns. he
croed Hogavern tu rvt r Ito "add a o, lie of hunb
ootton hoa. "ntl is wetl httdnn with sundries for
th of tton ore going oh. Hh.
Mnomi natis omnv eal. Oct. 2e:
The filamto Icfward Ift hero for tie eouth trad
OCt.ing with 1:Joe formerly ofm edtolb, 2h b oil, and
kancok scidty imn al.: thrao and mules, o lmany
lime nod sundrles, also a few paseonlors. Hhe,
riossned ovr th rwill glao addwelcome b o hk.
rate a lils of cotl iton id tre going Brenth. Her
aropet be lod art ti lme: for a f ellltr lp.
Clnltonlati C . r b el nat O b l at. :
Cargpt. Joe rrntr tt ill lgo 8oadih on 1th
Mary rg-tb2a , bun helr return rom bargesvill,
Ranod wilbl laco her In t.lo Iouf river trua.
OCpt. Joe -formerly ,,olnmmanded the 8adeio and
mUI ok City in tTelhat traphe, nd ha. many
friends who will ghttlyi elrome him back.
NI'rrTubsno, Oct., 2.-T-Po j. ll. Woodns as o-104
ritto a lie!+ of consl ,shippdt at the presenlt rise as
<can be iltld at tllRi ltim: FOrr Whoeltllt, 10
bt;Common stroet: tn or Cs--ntennial l o buhell ;
Ironton. 4 byarg s- ntitat btshtlllls; lnonnatl,4
r. Movndayr .d ovt for bht. Louis on nda. 12
brges---o.ltw o bunshl~T ; Louisville, 2 bastrr-
251.tmo bushels.
IBy Telelgraph,
.+ATOI t'f , (Of+.. 2n.--T, J. D. Woods (7o. 104
Comini n street: Htvamer Ct;cntt'nnlaz wl aer
rive Mttnday ntd lnrl.ve for Ht. Louls on Mondtay.
T. 1L. DAVIDMON. Mastor,
MARINE .NEWS.
OFIOCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
October 2', 1877. S
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New York. Quitok, for New Yor-
C A Whitney &oo
Ger esteamnhip Hannover, Erdmani, for Jlretn-n, via
Havana and Sonthampton
E F Stookmwver &co
Brit steamship Fire Queen, Fraser, for Liverpool
Decan &oo
Bark Nantie T Bell, Fitts, for Hlavre
Norton & Bell
Arrived.
Steamship Knickerbocker. KRmble, from New York.
210th inst, to A Moulton--d di s 8
Brit steamship oandrigham, Iervatt, from Hanana,
to A K Miller &co-4th die
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes. from New York, 20th
inst, to C A Whitney &co--Algiers
Brit ship Rock Terrece, Fleteler, 49 days from Liver
pool, to Hall & VaughanL-Point
Ship Gen Shepley. Springer, 62 days from Liverpool,
to master-4th dis
Ital brig Maria Celeste, Fevola. 86 days fom Mar
sellles, to DeWolf, Powell &co--2d tdis
Ann bark Lino, Bussanieh, 01 days from Liverpool,
to master-Point
Schr A H Hicknian, Shene, 16 dasv fm Philadelphia,
to Wm Ureevy--lat die
TrlAMBOATU.
C H Duo fee Boardman. from Grand Ecoro
Ouachita Belle, Libano, from Bayou Sara
Martha Bassett, from Port Hads
Mary Ida, Rul. from Upper Coast
Henry Tree, A ucols. from Donaideonville
Hope, St Pierre. from Bavon Lafourche
Alioe, Porter, fromAmite River-New Basin
Below-Coming Up and Waiting Orders.
Ship Crescent City, Delano, 36 days from B.th, Me.
t -J Warn r
Nor bark Karnten Langaard, Jacobsen, 58 days from
Bordeaux, to master
Aus bark Go den Sheaf, Thompson, 18 days from De
merara, to master
Aun bark RIeformer, Crown, 62 days from London, in
ballast, to master
Shin Lizzie Pe-ry, Pitman, 55 days from Liverpool,
,. master
Am ship John Watt, Deshon, 66 days foom Havre via
Key West, to master
Ship Landseer, Knowles, 62 days from Liverpool (in
ballast) to Deoan &co
Ezpertn.
NEW YORK- Per steamship New York- 3227
bales cotton 60 bales moss 141 bales hides 364 bdls w
a do 50 bbls molasses 300 bbls oil 100 bbls rioe 782
bags wool 20 tons railroad iron 23 pkgs mdse
BREMEN-Per steamship Hannover--1894 bales
cotton 80 hhds tobacco 25 bales hides 25,090 bushels
corn in bulk
HAVANA-Per steamship Hannover- 4 boxes
eggs 6 hibxs pears
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Vire Qoeen-2849
bales cotton 2i58 sacks oiloake 600 poe staves
HAVRE-Per bark rannie T Bell-1440 bales cot
ton 2400 pea staves
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Lone Star-Asst'd
mdeej
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knickerbocker-
Assorted mdse
LIVERPOOLI-Per ship Gen Shepley-3150 sacks
salt to order
LIVERPOOL-Per bark Lino-434 tons salt Jack
son & Manson
Recelpts of Preduee.
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer C H Durfee--199
bales cottot C L Walmaley &co-145 Renshaw. Cam
mack &oo--133 Payne, Kennedy & o-100 Meyer.
Wins &co-9.j McGehee. Snowden & Violett--7i Os
car Chopin--63 S Friedlander-53 Clapp Bros &oo
50 John I Adams e-oo-46 Lehman, Abraham &co
41 Hy Leckie-40 S C Wilkerson- 36 Nalle & Cam
mack -33 Bush & Levert-33 Berand & Gibert--30
J W Burbridge &co-30 R T Buckner & Bro-27 H
Allison &Co-24 Richard Flower &co-19 Allen, Nu
gent &oo-18 T L Air.y &oo-16 C H C Brown-15
Ar Miltenberger & Pollock-- 15 1 evy & Clark- 15
Bitkham & Moore- 4 Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell
14 Jno Chaffe & Sons-,4 L H Gardner-'0 J L Har
ris &co-9 (Graham, Black &co-9 Schmidt & Ziegler
-8 J C Denis-8 Claiborne &oo-8 G W Sentell &co
-7 Qnesvouze & Boi--6 Paul Bouligny..6 H & C
Newman-6 Thoa 8 mans & Levy-5 S 0 Thomas &oo
-3 L Bloom-4 S Henderson---4 Alqos, Scherek &
A tay--4 March & Soleaker-3 Barsse &oo..3 Bea
Geause-3 I M Geuld--t Iesausa k/u emville
f11a t Laews~ os .-!%S 3 o t Jr Amo-U Gum.
A¥t ( MARtA--Por steamer Onaosita llslletBo
bales cotton J L Hatrrie rou-100 Myer. Wets AEco
s0 S G abel-IS Ulapp Bros hlo-- a silkhsm &
Moore--14 A Levti-13 Nrwoodk H ltihard--I H &
U Newmat-11l A Tertrot--lo Lehman, Abrwlam &
io- -- Richard Flo or A-oo--0 Ilush & Loevert-0
March & Soblenk'r--4 Levy & (;1Lk-3 MoOehee,
Snowden Vlolett--3 J Burnet a--3 Nall. A Ursm
mnsek..e Jun (saftf & SMons-t TL Atrey ken--tSa
*ewo-T nottn seed NO -ottoir Seed Amsoetat tmon- -
do A A Mt.innls SMons--14O do Planters' Oil Co--tl
hhdin .oar Deligdo ,oor--i. do a bbis mnola es if
Oroebel-4 dlu .1J (y Aco-17 Conge' & Kel y---4
eackt ee't, ca. to" A L (.rhoppin--tl bmles mos Ode I
k Ni lag t --19 hbls p;.ans .and sundries to order- -
'oalI 409 utler otlton I1:l rtcka !lttie seed 4 anonk
teed cotton 17 hhlds ssgar tP! bble molasses 10 boles
I'OtIT A DN$--'er steatmnr Marthra--1 hbis rice
P ltIocdr-.a. dot Nirnln-isl do A Motrla-441 omuke
roitrgl utir' Iltl a. & Ith-l-1H . dlo Mtnwnrd & 'Thllt..r.s
-1t ., MR at Mill-t7 do 81 Utlspel -sundries to order
- 'l'ltal Mtt hbis tine 477 nmks torlnt tsin
lIl'PlIR COAMI'--- Per eteamer Marv Ida-- A
hh sa sºSar F, Ir Mtoeeok yer-t-r bbls mnsolases Laltte
D1fllho &co-- Ido L D )4rpy--9- sacks rtough lrit
RIp & ln.oh-:;I to M J (Cllapsky--l do o( A Lanatux
-~l do J A Bilotter &co-19 do Bnsh a Levert- 6 do
M Blfctl-sundrres to order-Total 8 bhds suagr 11
bbls molasrs 739 sacks rough rise
l)DONAtDllONV1LL--Per steamer Hnry Tete -
15 bbls monlasts Bush k tLvrt-30 sokeek ro gh ride
L (Jlochanlx-4n do star Mill--3 do Buash a Levert
80 do itt.le's Mlll-sundries to order-Total 15 bbls
molasme 107 usake ro.uh rie.
BAYOt LAFOiUR(IIH--Per isteamer HovEs--
maois rough stoe 8 T lDaunls--It do V H Bernard-4
do order-1u bales moss L Ilibolet..9 bles pecans and
sundries to order-Total 10 smoke rough srce
LO.mUPTS AT TUB NIW BASIN.
Amite River--Per ste.mer Alloe--P hbales cotton
Itenseaw, Oammeok &ito- dr Hi Heniman-5 Blush a
Levertt.- O sacks cotton seed A A Magrlnis Hrm..
SO do Loutslsina Oil (;o--9000 klingle.s and sunories to
M It Muncy-Total :li bales cotton 110 saoks cotton
seed
oveington.. Per steamer Oamellsa-17 bales cotton
and sundries to order
lmflnosa. Per schr Loulisiana Mtrtte- (Sloords wood
to master
Tanglpahon---Per slhr Ann Mc(lulnn--t00 bbls
shells to order
Mobile Bay-Per sibr Undine,-I0 tons potters' clay
to oriae
R.EORIPTM AT THIE OLD BAMIN.
Horn Island-Per schr (leo Pandely--o0 bbls sand
to order
By RMatlieads.
33W O tLbANB AND MOBILX RAILROAD
Oct 7T-.00 bales uottln J H Masry .ao--fli Ren
er. Itatman kno--34 Lehmann. Abraham hoo----t
5Williams & Crano-- Allen, West & Bllush--4 rolls
leather Marsh-3- do J 8.senborg-a- bdlls paper
DUafor A Liasnt-l15 doJ Meyer-1t7 bdls a ttres M
W maith--30 pkes tobseo o terok k Berkson--5
bble whisky T 1 Handy hod---S pags tobaooo C H
Blook koo--lb bdisapapam A WhItney t oo-9 plkg
mdee Jefferson City UGa Co-170 empty bble RI FW.
talne--3 carts 11 kl aris-c41 seaes cotton aeed N 0
Ootten Seed Aseoceatlon-500 bas candles Smith Brom
&.o-100 bble lime A Vlsard-- car cattle 8 1 John
son-1 do Ayonek, Mithbell heo-A e.to.n alas Ogden
A Bell -- ease oastingse Pitard Aco--I do BJ
West-I oases d,se Vincent Aeoo-9 do H a& $am
ory--.0 do John I Adamas ko-t( do G 1 Steers-1 do
SULh eseman--9 pkgs mds. gorter & Penmer---- do
L Grande-- do IE ( Viller-4- do IRM k BJ Mont.
genery-9 doi It tteer--sundries to order--Total
om4 bales cotton 941 soeks cotton seed
Oct 97--:t IMale, cotton Jt L larris &oo--·93 Jnrey
a G1ll11--9 his castings Howe 8 M Co-f bbls twine
Gloethle & thid-- do J Meyer---lti pkg. beer Geo
Valets-I trunk W T MoMahon-Il bxe asdsee letmp.
stead A llows -30 boxes tttncb e M Viet--4 bundles
paper 1 Brice-15 do U A Whitney ho-2- bb s nuts
P Ansel;no-- do J Goeche--l Dpkge Isdse A Leman
4 bxe do H Flynn-- do 11 II Hansell-- do 8 P.bto
Ipkgs mdse Wallace, ·ary en-- 1 do 8 L Boyd-9
do W H Latchford keo-a do M Mohe-I bibs whisky
J K lculand ton 10 do F Ilollander-2 caeas drugs
B J Hart hoo-1 do 1 L Lyons-:I acks rice J Poer
star--lot sundries I) FatJo-do IF Lendard---do Geo
Johanon--I coop turkey B 11 Flashpoller---JO pkgs
tobacco Loeuise &.oo--100 bb's lime A Vi!z rd-l S
bbls whisky Wi Rie tlil--tO do J Dreyfus--10 do
H Goldsmistb-- K Zapp-7 do Moore, Stratton koo
10 bf do Levy & Ulark--I oarriale J A Lnm too-0
tiaeres sbouldsot B II Flashpoller-- h bf bbli pickle
Foreohbmer Brs---Ol pngs castings Barrett &r WIt
man-0 pkgs tobacco I Herashelm A Bro--I tiere
barns 5 If tasks Ph eolders MIller, Dolboude kco---l
tile whisky C Sobaldt-5- do Harmon &eo-I-3 bbls
oil Staffer. Macready hco- carrages J A tNm Aeo
-15 rolls leather U Welshasr-10 do G Weomlr--14
tie ber hams Schwabarher A& lltob---14 do bSchwa
beI"rl, Pr wefeld & PflefOr-i tieroes shaolders 3
F Delliondio-II tbla beans Pradhomme 1
pats glas G I Finlay &o. .15 toe lard Jao Tý
a.o-1o tierosm bams IL Poblmastn & Soon- do F'
DelBondlo--8 boxse shoulders 50 bbls hams Bohwa
baeher & HIhrsch---1 boxes bacon 100 bbis flour
Mt hwabacher Frowenfold A Pelf er-10 bbls whisky
Hartwell & aI br- F e boxes enhse h V IDe.loni
dao--4e .s lar II Firchild, Son &co-e- plows B J
West-I do R 8 OCar-I- car cattle 8 E Jonnson--'i
boxes blaco Hlldnnhelmer Bros.... I pkgs mdde J B
Hubbarld 1t do W B Rtngrose-- cask bottles Mrs J
Oatscheh .sundries to order-Total 71 bales cotton
MORGAN'$ LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Oot 27-.l sacks rough rlce io order-I acliks e ot
ton A L tolnrldn ..O sacks rough r ce F P .imvi -20
head cattle t de'vate-fl4 do Aynock. Mltcbell&co
40 dto C Mnhle &co---t 1,1bis rllnnies D) A Given &
Mon-2 bales ontton A Tertrou-.l 1 W Sentall &co
1 Robert Harea-1 bales moss 2 bdls gr hides 40 sacks
rough rlce L Terrobonne- $ bales n,oes V H Iernard
-5 htdo John Calder-14 hides Franolor:l & Folse
Total 4 bales cotton 12 s*aks do 8 brls molasses
Per steamlnhiv Whitney, from Cllnton--l0 bales
cotton C A Whitney &to-44 U L Walmsley Akco-t4
Jno T Hardin &co--19 lapp Bros Ac--l5 Kirkpat
rick & KJeth--lt Bockham & Moore-10 Zuberbler &
Behan-9 Lehman, Abraham to---6 Moore & Cole
man-3 8 W Rawlins--3 Jno Phelps a&o--2 G W
Sentell a&o-2- RT Buckner & Bro-Total 168 bales
cotton
From Galveston--l38 bales cotton CA Whitney &
o- 5 do W C H8saefbr-Total 14:3 bales cotton
co-5 do W C Houaei'er-Total 143 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
Oct 97-200 bales cotton to order-191 Richardson
& May-19 Bickham & Moore--167 Chaffe. liamil.
ton & Powell--13 Lehman, Abraham &4o-121 Stew
art Breo &co--8 Moeyer, Weis &oo-- 09 Williams &
Crane-66 J L Harnlris &co-- order-52 Allen, Nu
gent Aco-50 Vaiden, Hawkins &co--45 Alous,
Soherck & Autey-43 8 O Thomas &co-2-9 Jno
Phelps &oo--7 Jno T lHardie &co-26 T L Airey kco
-26 Allen, West & Bush-25 J & tG Cromwell- 25
G W Sentell &co- ll Kirkpatrick & Keith-16 E H
Wilson & Mills--16 order-16 Moore & Coleman-12
H & C Newman-Il R T Buckner & Bro--ll Feiur
Walker-9 Payne, Kendbdy &co-9 Jno Chaffe & Son
-6 Goy din &co-- 8 Gumbel-4 order-4 J W White
- 4 S Henderson--4 Beadles, Wood &o---3 8 0
Thomas &oo..3 W C Black &co-1 John Calder-1 C
H C Brown-1 Graham, Black &co-1 order-1 Brit
ton & Mayson-1 March & Sohlenker-1 G G Gordin
-Total 1192 bales cotton
9 hhds tobacco 8 Hernsheim A Bro--10 bbls whisky
F Hollander-lot hardwareG Petard-l case jeans
Anderson & Simpsen-10 tierces hams Schwabacher
& Hirsch-15 bbis whisky I1 Pohlmann & Son-12
tubs butter Smith Bros &co-8 bdls raper J Meyer
1 box mdse L Goldstein-12 bbls potatoes E DIhrty
-100 bbls flour T A Hamilton &co--150 sacks bran
Prudhomme & Briges-2 crates oars J C Morris-13
pkgs pickles A Billet--100 cads tobacco Schmidt &
Ziegler-t car cattle Aycook. Mitchell &co--6 cars
timber O F Ferry-160 pkgs beer I jar butter H Red
wita-40 bxa meat Schwabacher, Frowenfeld & Pfei.
f-r-4 sacks plants W Cunningham-200 bbl flour
Glover A Odendahl-1 car lumber H Otis--54 bales
hay Chas Pleasants 7i do Geo Heck &co-1 or lum
ber W G Toomer-6 kegs oatmeal 3 do c wheat I do
flour J B Solari & Son..10 bbls ribs E F DelBondio
10 bbls oil J G Clark 90 bbls apples J P Maeheca &
co-35 do C F Melville-2-6 . ses bhoes H & N Sam
ory..-48 bars sumac 1 bale wool 50 bigs bark C Her.
berger-9 bdls leather Hurter & Fenner-63 bundles
paper C I Clark- 2 cases mdse Fellman Bros..3 do
Reiuerth & Montardier-1 do A Marks, Levy &co--3
M Lion- 2 H Lsroussini-1 M A Peck -78 Page &
Moran-17 pkgs barley B H Flashpoiler-4 pk mdse.
A Wolf-1 box to s E Levy dco-12 cases mdae F P
Martinez-2 do J F Robrbacher- 1 R H Bowles-3
W N Toler-97 Vincent &co-1 G Brown---2 pianos
P Werlein-7 cases shoes F P Webl--1 case mdse E
H Adance- M L Navra-1 L Blum--8 Levy, Loeb,
Scheruer &co-7 pkgs machinery 2 bxs tools 200 bxs
soap 2 cars plow 200 bxs candles 49 bbls whisky 25 hf
do 3 boxes mdee C A Whitney &co--i gi H D Cole
man & Bro-40 bhs meat L Seder &co-130 bbls pota
toes M Stich & Son-486 sacks cotton seed N O Cot
ton Seed Association-- car iron 131 cases handles A
Baldwin &co--'lotal 9 hhds tobacco 486 sacks cotton
seen 150 sacks bran 80 boxes meat 200 bbis flour 126
bales hay
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Oct 27-2 sacks seed cotton A L Choppin
STEAMBOATS.
LAFOURCHE.
TBE-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBRHE AND
COAST PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at o10 a. m., THURS
DAY end SATURDAY at 12 m.
A THE NEW PASSENGER BTEAM.B
EWERY TETE,
J. F. Aucoin master, M. H. Landry clerk.
s aricular attention to wau business, a-d
down the Coast leaving Donalo I
every Wednesday. rt yan 8ua at 5. a.
tm. r reiht oae peam aspge.o
a.s:
-PC
MOMRliAN LNm I. I. MAIL a3TAMRMIFO.
fThe ol iolnu low-pressure Iron Steamships
Mplrln tclom Morgan OCIt, in oonnTrctlon with
Morgan m Muiciana and Tex.stl ilroad.
For Indianlol, Via Oalvsten-
tmore lrnavipg Morgan City SUNDAY,
TUI' )AY. Ii7U HlIAY, "onnfet at (1(lv 1ton.
rtunif'rrlrin thoer. to Stnarmor CITTY () N()OII
OLIK both roIht a1d < pcr ,tar.,
'Ujroiugh b llus 1 I sn elgn.d to ousto and
ontral anti, . and 8, A. I t,.. International
and Grnat n rthern Bllrodul auw Now Orleans
d T#xan lllironal, via Clinton. and the Toxan
Tnsportstlon Company.
rei ht i red per new card riateos.
Dar Anton In freigýthts rnrmoe and forwarded
via Oif ton and Galveston. Houston and Ban
Antonto Hallway.
For Bras Santtiagoe
The Iron steamer
I. C. HARRIS
Will leave on - ----, OCtohor --, 177.
Lighterage at Brazos bantiago at risk and eS.
Frenght relv l for an bills Iadln sgei
only to Brownsville, via Rio Granio llroad,
aper now tariff, Ilea l ; t,,r cnnt.
Frelight payable uin gold.
Few CsrP1u bl C t.tri, FPtutn and
SSt. Mary's, via IRookport -The iron
steamer ST. MART,
Will leave Morgan City on
----. O.toenr ,
I.rlhternan to arpna Clhri.lrti (if any) at risk
oexpense of OQalne.
Fright for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at
reYtfor aji theahbovoointe sreoeved jit the
Depot Morgan' Lola aa nd Texa Rallroad,
foot of laette street. alily, until 6 p. m.
PASSENGER AND MAIL BOUTE.
For Eallveston, Houston and indlamola.
Passeoners take Railroad Ferr'boat foot of Bt.
Ann street, at K:80 a. m., reahlg Morgan Olty
at l7:7 . p ..hro oonn eotng fith steamers
A lAN U on 8 iUDAy
HIU'CHINfHON on TIJJDAY.
C[,INT(O on WEDNESDAY.
Wt iTNF, Y ,n THUItDAY.
HARLAN l FItIIDAY
,JON.'PIlINE on BATI.RDAY.
First olas ftare to Shreveport 5w--Time. 45
Exnursion tickets for the round trip to Gal.
veston and return, good for thirty days, ssued
at1.
Tonkete and staterooms secured until . p. m.
daly (Sundays copted), at Agent's offce, or at
the trry LLanding. o mrin of dopartur.
dThrourh tickets willbe Issued from this off
t. the pr|nclal Dolnts on the Houston Tela
wantrantntl ro on the ternational and
Di Railroad, an Tdxa and Paoilo
.m .p W. WITNEYI & 00., Agents,
.el i1 Oorner Msgamline and Natohea ste.
WRW TeYOR.
MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE STEAMBHIPIB.
oThe afoowin Al Iron Steamshipv
form this line
0 N, m NEY. MrUAN CITY.
The Iron Steamshbp
N.W YORK,
LONE STAR,
TUENDAY, Octobr :o,
I RSAhNC TO e NEW YORK e
'reht rorthe eabove Por~eieved athedet
ofor-ai's Louisla nd Tez a Iroad, foot
yti str day until p. m.
Jet t and tret
101 WA LA AND
. hfm eTie fol owngf first-U o steam
ships will sail for the above ports a
follows:
ALANANIA,
NM.7 Jauqra. master.
Leaves every WEDN k&DAY. at 8 a. m.
Joseph F. Boyle. master,
The above steamers will leave as abshove, opoo
site Jackson Square, Second District.
For freight or passage aply ona board or to
CJ. M. SOJA, Agent
aul4 tf is and 20 Unlon street.
HAVANA.
FOB HAVANA. OEDAR KEYS AND KEY
WEST.
UNITED STATE8 MAIL LINE,
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
The first-class steamship
NMABBARET,
Baker commander.
will leave wharf opposite Jackson Square
at k a. m,
Passage rates to Havana, 4to; xczursion tick
ete, $6o.
Passage rates to Jacksonville, no, including
state rooms and meals.
Through bills of lading issued to all points in
Florida.
For Freight or passage apply to
L K. ROBERTS. 120 Common street,
Over Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship EMILY B. O8UDER follows
on the - ---. ly
LIVERPOOL.
SERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW OBLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
DIEGO. ... . . . . . ..164 tons ....Capt. Gasanaga.
GUILLERMO .....1225 tons....Capt. Echevarria.
FEDERICO ..4....2 tons.... Capt. Bldehea.
PEDRO ........ 765 tons.... apt. Mungic.
CAROLINA ....... 154 tons .... Capt Riestra.
GRACIA ......... 0 tons... .Capt. Arizuma.
RITA .......... s5 tons... Capt. Gortes.
JUANA .......... 757 tons ... Capt. Gastanago.
The above powerfully built steamships will
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur
ing the coming tall. Will receive cotton and
sign through bills of lading to any ports of the
Continent of Europe.
The steamship
GRACIA,
Capt. Arizuma,
will sail from her wharf --.
For freight and first classpassage apply to
RANGER, FATMAN CO. Agents,
oc4 ly 45 Carondeiet street
BRIRMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BRBEMEN 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.
HANNOVER, Sept. 12 about Oct. 28.
FBANKFURT Oct 10 about Nov.11.
- Nov. 14 about Dec. 1..
FRANKFURT. Dec, c19 about Jan. 20.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PBICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha
vana or NeF Orleans-Cabin, also (gold); Steer
age. 36(gold).
From New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $150 (gold); Steerage. s45 (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin., 35
(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
d aprture nd the p rices 01.
I int1oa i []IOL o.
horllnlor l of thn ir l. rm_ i t l,:
THOOM MH ,II EIiOii. oObi.OLiN ITY,
HA. ( 0 ILAN OOLDEN C W .
OwT,T MIr'rIIt,LL I, I (IIG.
MAiRY HOUiRT4R-, 14 00 1
*~10, O1NE OF THIlE ABOVE lTEA1VKtIsM
] will Inave Now Orlreean ovaI y' UiiM
DAY. THllIMUDAY aII SATUmDAY
connne-tling with thn it3 in Mitniti lIailrolad ,lnd
hltr onlrnnitlol.na (Lll'inneat, I irrlllltoln and lPay
ton tlilrnnl anI d l l n ,A n~tln.Mti'ni. anll witllh th
n,. MnriFºlits, Whileinký. Brldg.,elrt rantl, I'tt'
1ni rg. givinK ihrouig)h bIl ,iof itladng tt, all po'intl.
For tlh gýrIh ltl nd1 sall information I tpll to
s,2I lC (1 WAYN],. Agrnlt, Ilo (Gtrarvlr itt.rets.
MIPHnIm.
EEOULAIR MEMPHIM AND) REND PALCKET.
Leaven on W+ENEMIJAY. I't. :51 at.tp. . n,
, . . FOIl NATCHEiiZ. ViuMI4iLUr0
Greenvlll,, Arkapolli. Torrenr,
Helena. Memphli and the btent-
The nplindild pavoi .,gn r ttanmor-
THOMN PION DEAN,
Ja,. Ht. Porepr, m.ter., Frank Biek, Jr., elerk.
will leave n t above, vayha i, rticlahr aitentluon
t all way and hend freighfM, IHat.'n given and
tlrurouh ills liding sltgand to all tolnt.t on
White and Arkanans rivers. For freight, or pasn
usw appnlly o oard or to
F~lt(.O.WAX.N ila Qr vver street,
oTT 4 k CAI'tI, Magatzine Kt,
JANNIY & WO(IK. 1 i Cmmo, trnet,
Through blll of I(tlading aigne to PInn Blltff
tniletationa on the Litlhi loik Mlsli tlepl
lver anl T,,.na Ilslway, via Arkapollts. rk,,
and to Little Ltook and tsstatoi on the Mnm
tbls anl Little (ho.k lailroadl via Honllield,
Ark.
BROCKETIT it, CAIITFI, Agents.
otnu R tilMgaazi no at.ret.
MEM. ISM~HlAND hBNDS VACTJT. -
,MFelt tMI'HHI4, ItE.LtENA, TiE
rnnl, Arkotls, (ireenvll Is, Iake
P'roviidie. Vilksltrg and lthi
BnIds -The Iron stlearnr
(Now flnlshlng alt Mt. Loinl.)
W. I. Thorwe.an. rnsluati'r.
(iio. Milt esnt rgnr, nlnrk.
will ceomm!nreh her trll. In thes trwi, na ailven.
during lthi lattetr part of Octter. and i)ntintie
throughout th.,i nntIwn.
J. I. WOODR i CO.. Agents.
.nr7 tf 104 Common street.
PLOUKIA MA,.
S BEGVOUAAII OPJW. AUpMUA$ PACk.ET.
tLeavs u.IT .oer ( soC tU. at I.
vie. an t fadngs on the sat.
AtoAina,) river and UBaou Courtablean
very llaht drft pasenger steamer
A. P. Trondlale. Martor: J. B. Mrhmluidt, ltrk;
will positively leave n.e above. For freight or
passage apply on board Irlo
iUT 4CA RLIN. Agernt
eNo. 4 Tnchoultornlaa street.
Connents at Little Devil with steamers Crole
and Minnie anulO
trOULAR OPE UMA)UA. PAGKET.
ear ves v ATry ID A¥, Mt it I7.qA at
1 WAI/IIING' ON. OIA)O
a s, aPrtBarrd . a lmmas ort. (hurch
vllle, and all landlngs onq the Comnt,
At.a.alaya river and Btayou Courtablea a-The
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA,
H. H. Broad master. Theo. Jobin clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
Lily o 1Xard.,,r lo
ItI TO1 d EPPLE, si Oravier street.
R. W. ADAMM, tI Commercial Place
Connects at Little Devil with steamers creole
and Minnie. Ja~ ti
BATON ROUGQ.
REGULAR COA T BATON BdUGE
Leaves eveAT AY t at 10 a. m. and
CommeanaW. Y Oct.
s Dnsenge steamer
OW. 2 AT1
7P k Bergero. msster, J.i ý.j 1 ero l, ekrk.
aLevS 0 ,ov for Baaton l !aqu
mine, Donaldonv rile and all cstan sre
ting every FRIDAY and MONDAY EVEN
For freight, or passagte apply oen board or to
n0w if E.O . MELANCON. 32 lieuvllle e.
REGULAR OOAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at, 5 p. m.. and FRIDAT
LL 12 ai..
I iN The 'as.enger aRtPmer
JOHN H. HANNA,
J. P. McElroy ma t.r, L. P. Delahoussaye clerk.
Leaves as abov, for Baton Rouge PlIju,,
mitne, Donal slhor:vflle andt all coast )andln.e.
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINSH.
For freight or passagne apRply on board or to
set E. O. MELANCON. 32 Blenville
VICK$IIUIG, YAZOO AND TAJLLA
RATCUHIJ
REIGULAR NFW ORLEANS. VIJCKBBURG,
YAZOO AND 'ALLAH ATCHJIE THILOUtH
PACK ET.
LEAVES EVERY WEDNESDAY.
C THE NEW AND FINE STEAMER
YAZOO VALLEY,
S. H. Parteot. master. J. T. Hall, clerk.
Will leave as above regularly every Wednesday.
For freight or rpseage aprly on .rLrd, or to
JANNfCY I& 1WOti. o,Comm,.n st.
0014 tf R.W.W. ADAMS. 21 Commercial Place.
UPPER COAST.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER CO &T M. L
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
FOR BEN. TUREAUD'8. AS.OEN
Hson and all plantation landings.
The steamer
MARY IDA,
J. A. Rulz master. - clerk
Leaves TUEIIAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, at to a. m.
The steamer
Aleide Albert master. Arthur Nleolle, clerk.
Leaves MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at 10 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. COMAUX. o20 Conti street.
REGULAR TBI-WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY an.
BATURDAY at to a. m.
SFOR ASHLAND PLANTATIOI
Ascension parish, Donaldsonvl
and all coast landings-The An
aide-wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WING NO .8
J. A. Oomstoek master.
Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean, clerks.
Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and Sdn
day, coming down the coast in daylight, .o
freight or passage apply on board or to
aDp 8. RENO. 19 Contistreet
P. S. All freight delivered in the daytime.
BATOU SARA.
REGULAR BSEM-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
ANP COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 5 D. m.
FOR BAYOUm SARA WATERLOO,
Fermitage, Port Heckey, Baton
PRouge. Piaquemine and way land
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
, OUACHITA BELLE,
(Representing new boat building),
John C. Lbano, master, John H. Mosso, clerk,
Leaves as above, return:na down the coast
every MON DAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BRITTON & EPPLER, 52 Gravier at.
au29 LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
BTB. GOV. ALLEN, STR.
John J. Brown. Master. A. D Muas, ter,
• FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
Hermitage. Port Hudson Lobdeli'
'Store, Baton Bouge. aqeauemina
and postoffce landings
Steamer Gv. ADa,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p. m.
verw WEDNJOIDAY ad BATU]DA aet la. m.
eComme adt
For fornie7s1 to
333 DIVER.
Tbfonnh WIZ11 latding and th nuxn Mm
g t kat l n4l j 14 ru 4ito ilyeiraif
nom ,olng thoII no will 1l~v +,, vaa~li+ w hM e3
Met all. e nkh1 O .n t e
,gn oi t M Iaan
inn on I Kivr and WAY
etntt/,winc i Thxic.
FO11 Hh1KVJVOR'T A't) .~Iti+140,
'ila 11.1 f~l r7 90vfli RNc W I 'ti':rr.s~~l:i
In Bele 4t. . W.,a, a,~lr
1,ets V#'¶ Vi)tN1 M1)A'I Oth n,i""'11, nt. 8 ~p, Pt.
ýaa inI,;say,#1 I, ir n ,-, aser
Leavoe MA'FUIU)AY. Nov'nitjor 1, atA ai p.
No Wbafboat Oh5rwte.. Iral'a0, or m11
pwill o arged a oiio a
noaln'b atfing
14 Ikht re inbto ge uaa. Wlpr on.oarD
BAVxr ITU*AIJLJI AI~mr kut I .
tre-d
I.~ II i i
RITZ A OA" fi1
Loavo fXv.ryW11) .at
era- on ard No r ii ¶ b1A 6is
A1I11A 1DAI1DRI..
LK H, lLR, AMSU*s, .
Loavoe every TVF MND)AY, atm . a.
(In OwRn of the Nov rt Ai~da le l·
Leaven lvvers FflAiK 1A I!L(Ht
W1 r n vl asVabove. aror ani ithe
apply on hoard or to it w
auto jno1ct Grinene
VItIst·(;* , iiIiltYlitI I4E Alitfll ,
AIIIAPELIA ANN) L$tNI) .
Leaven I F;9itY MO~NDAY. l, at 61 in
FOR;P OOA KAP OLIMH.O.ORýrnt~t ·
Argylq, VlcrkawrrcC nnl the .~·
Theo Ilno and tl ~t bra conger ";C ·
.. W. Torln.ý nactar; W. .ý C ,tclre cc e,
t')nnovjngat Vi kebhurffwith Putr c hug'r & .1 '
all pointson Yazoo and T'1'alaahatrhio. ttrAI
bat trocrvoc the right.to piton all Ia4i5I
that the iaprla ma t a
1itW. AD :~·
Through, bllue hlaing at von treI1t .;.
rug; tgi 'I' all statltonjt n Vh kshnrg, ti Yl o it
*Imrl T"ta,4IjlilR($lti. AlcCI to) #llritgO~r
0 ics antId Yi u r g
UNITED MT'ATRSf! MAIL PAOKUI "'
Leasos every TVJflAi aar6p. it.
via ls~lo l and in ,1
30532? 3R. IIZR,
Wlli1am Campbell, le~tore,
A. MoVaty, clrk,
lseav e as above, enneeting at 1
I arisctt'. Linn for all points ot
flower. Duror Care1kin'a u.
Will givA tbron h bills of ladis
Mhroe.alrt anighcUveI~j
deB.
Mol on n ar . or tohsok
Monroead all sations on Vi"a b
SATURDAY V INTTED "
Leavse every. TWAS a M. P.
Natcbez and alt lntermedi
ings-The passenger paclet .
NA IgasZ,
T. P. Leathiter maset J. 1F. Mae
for Yazoo. TallahatchlQ and Hunfiowg ý
and with Anchor Line for Mempisato
ThLs boat reserves the rsght to pa all to
ina that the Captain may c-)nailhr ut
BITE & CARLIN 4 Thoupi.t
Will give throng . ill of Ia t
Monroe, antd all sttlones n Vi'cks.hui.
port and Texas Irad via Delia,
W. B. BDOCKETT, Ag eO
FORDONALY ONVILLE VIA NEW OR
AvND TevAy S AILTU DAD.
THn STEAMER
TWill tam 3. i on,
Will leave the head of Blenville st t reet
ions o thathe NCw Ortlean and Texas rani
eturnWing. will arrive ao 5:: o p. m. S
connroeng with Sunday Accomtm ,atfion
will leave at8a.m., returning same dayat 4-
oFreight rad ived ats the Kamp p.c v P toad
morning .
oe tf C.. E. PAYNE. uvAerintenden -
O OUA@NIITA IVE L
Weekly eOaekltt City V. 0. ball n :_
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at a Am , '.
FORLOJALDSOrVILLE VIA iEW 0RLP.L
JOWM WOWARD,
fn place of John HA . HannaL,
SA. Blanks. master a n. B. G. oorn. ml
Will leave rheularlyi fas benvlle tre
rtlon th refus an. radig anixct _
etrninga . will arrive at S. :.p.m.M on
NEW SCHEDULE.
LOWER COAST TEI
will leaveas8a pa.nger pa. keitn dfor ya&p
SreIh ation Baras ettLement. ol
la-Hache and all intermediat ts ant
new, safe and fast Deseenger steamer
W. T. Scovel, mat E.er
Helnry Kours and CIohn EU. . Mnail Fl
Leaves every TUWEDNDAY, THURA
,ATURDAY at m.0ter. B. m. Ceturnie, al
Wille days early in the evening.
InFor. or freight or sage a pply on boar
LOWER COAST UNITED STATES MAIIr
low-preseure Pullman oe steamerit
KkAstA.
W. pasn Bassetpae for
leaves TEDAYo and THU t.ment
a. n.. SATURDAYS at ps. m. (exdteimer
daenry tri to Pilot Town, Souhwest Paa
In MondaY ± 103o0ams, Weturnienod a
nate das.arl in the een
PThe A No. 1seon thmeev
uoanna urno

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