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MARINJV NITEWS.
011103 fNW OLULZAW DIYOORAT, J
NoTsmnber H, 1117.
Cleared yesmerday.
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Iots.hlp VriJa, Morgan,04il-I ,iaatutm liv,-, II, to
L LZootttu e &v' yot
hatlt .hlp II Vatagiuat1. 1'ttt-tot-.. ~' tl~eyt rt-ottt lI~riot~,t
lug to l)oWtt,, P'o~wt'll A-.,-
Itt1 bgrt 1Iottnilttt kLItt'1010 Oil dHayt,. Irttnu li iMIli
Lg, to ntinttr -
t bt-k I' ltruothtwlot I Ilatl, 160 tldya roum Attwt'rp
to nauter-
Ichr Dayo IC l'ark I,,ut.. Itooptr, 4 tdays fin Sngna 1.
ranule, tot ttaiLet
Bohr 8 1i Crawfloirt, Atlamt,, fl-ot, Autptlnwail, to ttmaa
tar
Bohr Mary I) latikutl, Carter, 12 dtyss f-om antuliagtt.
In baltiet, to mantor-
Experts.
LTVIVIEPOOI,--e1'r tit'ottuthip iattdirlttuzimntlg-200
bales cottotn 1433 sacks otuhoko 100 t bbs Ilour 24OO pom
stavoes
LIVRP'OOL,---l'er steantsiip Alice Otto----:u4(:O
bales cotton
LIV IE1'rOOL--Ioer ottamslhip l',,,i,'rloo-:ii23 balte
cotton
14EW YORlTl--rer ototuu.hlip Nun- Ot-Ieans,--- 2252
bale. cotton 30ot oat-k rio tItoat li0t0 tatke hottrns 14t
bblln molasses Ott Ibthi tlilt,', :OOo ;tipe ttaves
LAUUNA IhEI, UAolNIVIE-- ['or ntITr Joot-ino-
50 bbhh tat I Iiblm pitch ,10 bblm potahtuoell :It bln op
lte 30 bilm onion,. 21 bx, cracker, 23 bbis alt 40 bale,.
30,000 feol hmuttter attl antitutlrion
Reoetpts of Preduce.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer John A acnudder--79,
bales cotton Riohardson & May --404 J W Iltrbridge
&oo-399l order-3417 McGehoe, Snowden & Violett-
23t 8 Friedlander--Otti it L Harrie &co--175 T 1,
Airey &oo.... 174 Lehman. Abraham &co- 16-I, C I
Walimaler &ko--130 Bickham & Moore----13 Alcus.
S-herek c Autey--121 C pp Bros &co---- 20 1 & IB
Beer-ItO Meyer. Wets &co--10i Allen, Nugent &co
-104 Graham, Black &co--5i Payne, Klinnedy &co -
55 Jno Phelps &co-43 Allen, West & Bush--I John
I Noble--3ti S OGubel-;lO S It Newlmanll & ---6 My.
rick, Williatm &co-2-5 W C Black &co----23 H & C
Newman-a-0 Bussey &co-18 H & IB Beer -17 Chalte.
Hamilton & Powell 17 Jurey & tillis ----lti Nalle &
Cammack-15 Jno Chats & bonsa--0 Cr. ig & Hogan
-10 B Beltram-H ClaioIrne &co--7 (wyn & Ilyer
6 Hirsch, Adler &co--l Jno T Hardis. &co---4 yr T
Bockner & Bro-3 J Burnet &co---3 BIussoy &co.. .2
Stewart Bros &co--2 John 1 Adams &co--2 H Allison
&co-2 Moses Clark-I W A l'eale---1000 sacks oil
cake to order---sle bbls oil .1 Aldigo--100t bbls pork
Gordon & (omila----0 sacks co tou atced lneal AA
Greenwood &co-:113 sacks oilcake .I W Burbrlidge &
co- pkgs mdse Penn I'rees--2 do lart well ~ ( hanm.
ber--t60 sacks seed cotlon Allen. West & lH1I.h--7313:
macks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed Assno.iation-:3172
do Planters' Oil Co- sundries tO order---'l'otal l'2it
bales cotton I J.4i5 sacks cot.ton sond ~l0 sac'ks cotton
seed meal 1343 sacks oiloake (;0 sacks seed cotton :51
bbls oil
TREINTON-- 'Per steametr John Iloward-:31: bales
cotton Jurey & Gillh---ly4 J L Hlarris &co-- 177
Meyer, Weis &7 ---13; Lehman, Abraham &o n-114
J B Wolfe &co--90 J W White-$-7 S II Newman Aco
184 Iarvy & Clak--6:t Jno T Hardie &co---t9 .Ino
Chafi1blk Sons---3 I & C Newman -3:i ('haile. H1am
ilton & Powell--31 Allen, Nugent &oo----1'. Stewart
Bros &co--i--l Richardson & May-- i's Norwood &
Richards-24 8 G(umbnl--2W Payino Kenne)il'dy &Aco-I-.
Claiborne &co--17 Jno Phelps &co-- \V A Peale .
118 Henderson-- II ,loe l)aid----10 It 'T Buckner &
Bro-7 Temple w('11ns &o-ti Graham, Black &eo
OJos Hatrell-`- S VI Rawlins--5 A Tortrou--- 4 Mo
Gehee. Snowden ,. Viole t-4l ti Hang -- -3 I) ' Mor.
gan-3 A LeId --2 lihadles,. Waol &co-2 ordecr---'2
Nalle & Cammack-- Alncu, Bch4orek & Ant.v- 1 G
SS8entell &Ac--- -.17 sacnks cotton l s)cod N t) Co ton
Seed Association--92N do P'la htrs' Oil I'1----3 sacks
seed cotton J VW 'White---; S It Netwman &i A-stlIun
dries to order-Total It74 bhales clotton tli0 sacks cot
ton seed 9 sacks seed cOtton
VICKSBIIURG--Per steamer Yazoo Valley-- 2- 1
bales cotton Rlichardion & May-- -7:1 Gag & IlHogan
-172 Chalfe, Hamliton & IPowell----9 1. Air.y &co
--8 Allen, Nugent. &no--c0 JI hrnet &ct---77 Leh.
man, Abraham Aco--;io Hln Gerson .2,Jno T ilardie
&co--48 J L Harris &co-42 S Fr-iedlander ---.-.t, Vai
den, HeawSins &oo--t3 (lGraham, Black &to-.- 4 It &
- C'tewma -03 - --i i-7ocd--')i 1 -A- Mo -'or' Wots
0o-19 Bush & Levert---7 Al. us. Schelcrk & Atto-
16 8 B Newman Aco--6i S tGmIubtel----Ii. Bicknam &
Moore--90 Payne. Kenne. y &Co-12 March & Schten
ker-10 Howeott &c.--I Nale a(. Caminack--9 (i W
Sentell &-c-t; \V C( llack A&.~r--5 .;iwart Bros &co
-3 Hartwell & Chambers---2 Mtoore & Coleman-2
order- 32 MtcGehee, S, wden A Violett-- 12 .IJo
Phelon &c--llt Allen, West & Bush-l I Husns &co
-12 Clapp Bros &ce--i0ii a'okeas 0Otl1to seed I'tellln)rs'
Oil Co-i-.,3 doi N O; Co(' It Seed Asoocia .on--4 oxea
cheese 8ohwathatchor Frowt)itellf, & PI'l' r--7 tpkg
mdse C A Whitney &'o i E J Gai y &,i - I-tM 1 ow
ling--46 barrows I Mather --49t acks wheatl 440
sacks oats 1351i eacK,, 5th larg' o lot nidse Board of
Underwriters-sondi' es to iorder--lTotal It 95 bales
cotton iti'1 sacks cotton steed 4197 sacks wheat 440
sacks on's 15i, sacks man
CHATHAM PLAN I'A lON-Per steafler tliie
Wing No 3- h I.his siugar 7.i ilsn molasse. F Ilenke
-60 do ' Lanaurx--7 do , 1) Sarpy--21 hhds asugar
Richard Millik n--15I do . W Hurbridge &co--15
hbls molasses IRoid lIma &+co--13 do J M I'utnam..
18 dito J hiMatiud-l5 do E M Scott - t do I' lMasperi
Ato--75 sacks rough rice Kip & Rtuch--.el do lnusscll
& Hall---undiries to orter .--..Tonal 54 hhds suegar 231
bbla nmolasses i6 sacks rough rcne
PORT EAD,--I'Per ai ater lIsabel-II hhda sugar
John l)yuond--i 9 do lRicthard liilliken---i do J W
Burbridge &io-4 dti) 2I. bilts tolamses (Chism & Bloyd
--:1 bbls rice A Se,'la --71 do F R.er--23 V 1I Ber
nard-12 do Jos l)avid-2- lito Moreau & Toca----5 II La.
coste-V-'99 sacks togh rice Kip & hIllc-51 do J M
)owling-6 haii al's o, s (.tel & Wright-10 bbls po
tatoes Mortna & 'oca-llnltdri s to order--Total 30
hhdlt su.ar 25 bblls imoliasees 144 bIbis rice 350 sacks
roulln rice
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amite Iliver--Per st.aer Alice- 50,00C0 staves 10
cords wood to M Ii Moncy
Viacagoula---Per schl Cora Simyzer--50,000 feet
lumber to order
'ascagoula--Per schr Mary Theresa--40,000 feet
luuimlr to 1H Bulddig
Horn Island-Per schr Perseverance-450 bbls sand
to order
Pearl Rig er---Per scar G(n 'Washington--40.000
feet hilumbe to W W ('air' &eo
Pearl River--Per schr T J Eimlcr--35 cords wood
to master
Jordan RLiver-Per echr Venezia-25 cords wood to
master
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Louisiana--400 bble
sand to order
Shell Bank-- Per schr Malu--200 bbls shells order
Wolf ilve.r--l'er s- hr Smnon Gcsselin--40,000 feet
lumber to .J I, Nevers
Blind Rivet-- Per schr T 1; Kemp --12.000 pickets
14 cords wood to master
Pass Christian-P'er schr Cora--"1,000 feet lumber
15,000 shingles to orter
RECE'PTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pascagoula--Per sohr Isat'ella- 1IOC0 feet lumber
to H Buddig
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Modestc--15,0(0 bricks
to order
Pearl River-Per schr Modestc-2;,000 feet lumber
order
By Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. -JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
yNv 7--IO1 Ishas cotton to order---0- BIckham &
Moore--li V~idt.n. Hawkins &co--6!' i.ehman.Abrt
ham &co-d' St Thomas &co..- 4 thafse, Hamilton
& Powell-43 Ilthardlern &hiMal-43 Stewart Bros &
co--35 J W Whive--:3 C L,Walmsley &co--29 Meyer
Wels &co--15 T L Aires &co--14 R 'T Buckner a
lr o-14 Match & Schlenker- 2 Jno Phelps &co-ll
Alien, Nugent co--ll , L Hartis &co----10 irsch,
Adl r &co-10 o:0 dr.10 G W Sente 1 &co--9 Jno T
Hard:e &co-'9 Richai d Fiower &co-- H & C New
man-I order- LII Ga doner iSGu (iimbel- - Clai
borne &o-'-4 1Iow cOtt Act--(Moore & Colenman-4
Alcus, Scrherck & Autey--4 W A Peale--3 Go din &
to-2 orsh-r-- Beadles . Wood &co-2 S B Newman &
co--I J 1W V'fe &co--I F Walker-1 Allen. West &
Bush-I E H Wilson & Msill-l Taylor. McElroy &
co-Total 11i0 bales cotton
80 boxes meat Cmmmngs & Elmer--94 bars iron
Shsakltetea & Smith-I car bricks Mi S Newoms--2
bhds tobaoco Kirkpatrick & Kietbh- ors trees Iite
& Carlin--5 bble potatoes 3 bbls eggs I Meer--100
bbs floor Glover & Odendahl-5 bxe eias Rmandolph
& Dannice-5-do 16 acks di.o d frail & Meyer
--1 bbla pets es lcar eabbage 140 bbie dions J
l$. -~- bales corks 8 Pable--10 ells leathr . BHr
-in .1Rmse L--26 bb1R wrsky Ws7 dE-I5
ý' $stiii4-9rs s 1i 1oro +ý
bear F Hollandesr - arriagee Dsols W F OClark-
100 pkg. beer I Jar better H Iedwlta-48 tlercee lard
09 teroem hme Miller. Dolbonde oreo--l ear stook 11
M Taylor-3 bbls floor McGrath & Compton-l ball
bbl Woodward & Wright-000 bble grit TT Whik
-l0 bbrl apples) D Cefalu &ooa--.11 do 50 bble potetce
O F Melville--74 bbls apples J P Mecheoa &oo- osc
oakee E Blnook-7 tleros ham I 11 Keeop-0l bose.
bittoer II It (logreve-1 Ill booka 81'ymour & itoveun
--U ceae choon A )lurinu-- do lUnre I)r---Ii bbles Ihel
1I I f do Vone Ilroe---N5 IIu1s mUnoe Flonlnay & Tihump
non---l naek rlguying W Iloyne-11 (taeu shoec W II
gan--lU0 ble oIl, I 1 (tlllk--lo bbls whisky It Loeb
5 bible enago Il 11 1I 'Iellaipoller-170 bbll* potaten 10 I
blhills Olnlo na 0Ih blae apphnl 17n5 a km potatoen M MNtLc
I- Non-- Ilu bhli. poialtreAle lit le apple DohllhlrtyJl -
:1 hblae wll.nky 7 ir do 1 pk 4 t14baieo 401 11,4 t hb)n u)n
I lio Il.e I r1 oll Iolhr I , u i pkgU ltnw)ewarl 3
0ctsc /onioJioIuitirI 0 l0)5 bsitter' I A WhtId y1 &boo
W)0 bllls loullr l: T It lhllhhi' o l& Mln I if Ill Ihln-sl t
,1 I1a 1 n11 l4t !1 n Idll 1)) ll k IIIId l ol IIII tl, Ii hlll anrl
Mng 14 Ii hwabchelr, li iOan l.ld 1 Pl' ll'1ir 10 do II
hkige bult r i' ir I llhondlot b ibil anuonUi N. kogu
plaµn hn,'bthbilenr & lichahol It f Ml~ll wahnt r&
IItlh - 0 h1l,/, ptlu o I vein i100,In obehman, Abr'nhall
oo Tonl ' uuhll4a Iblthlant! I 4)' lotv 4 obe lard 1 l1tN
1111 Ihllult Il *l e i1anll 1110i po lu 1u)al
NNW ORLEANS AND MlOBILE IIAILIIOAD
Nov 7 -44 libb ull-pell no Way\nSe. & WIlllatll - N.l
roulls Irnthor ,I 1i M tlh- I horn rlru J HIlhwwartl- :I
hbet liiltit Ii W .1111,0 --I clar w1ag4ll lltndluy Ilrn-
1:1:tll p|i shouhlrn M1,hwnhauhettr, Frtwl'ld & I'f0l
Icr --I car ltl Ito ionae & Moimrtm-I oar l aveu ( Pier
tllait--- I hox Iookie 8lymour & Htovoio-.----130 hble
whisky I1 Dlryfun-:r13 do C A Whitney &ao-- ceanct
drlug.l 1 Lyonoe---10 ttlercos hte ll 11 I l tiXo IlaColn
ila-lntw & lierovne-I trre dio half hhda d* o 1ohwI
Ihahller & Illr.i'lI---U c*uo drlugo Flinly & Thonmpson
-I hIlo meln 1. 1 Iltubbard- 14 pktas ildee 11 N 1.b
lr-chlt-- piage 1pap' J tM Fay--5 i, P' W Willis- :.
do Auenlln W11115 --9t0 blags nult Klrkpatrik &
Keith--43 cse01 Illmdle Zuberhier & Ble'ian-- 1 do I
llootm) &oo -:1 ca ise rl.rc r W Hat llamptan--35 pkgo
pRper It. 1 Harp---- 11bis wllisky ltusesell & 11.11-.:
do (U 1) Hohnes----100 bbl cornmeal II I)elBondlo-3
tlerces hells 17 do lidell bxn do EI F Delilondlo-40
hhde bacon 71 bills pork lchwabsoher, Froweonfeld &
Pfelfer-O10 pk¢ mtdle Rnnaud &c --5 trees shoulder
Lomhte It Cordes--7 do Vooe Broe---- 7 boes bacon
J Nelson d&o--2 bhla whisky M ltichlor--15 do C A
Whitnev &co-t2 hhd1 shoulderos 1b boxns bacon to
Scllhwahlcher & Iltrch---- pkglemdae launders &
Lyons-1- x do 1) M Taylor-:l Dpkge cantingl Kurl
ihoodt & HIlotvenull-3 boxos F N ''llayerl--- 8 boxes
bacon IMiller, I)olhonde &co-8 rollo leathor A Braun
-15 do P Thlormnhloln--9 tlerces hamnes chwabachor
& Hirsch--15 do Voue BroN---It 1he Ibacon Sclhwa
bacher, Frowonfeld & Pfeifer-8 bbls eggs O H Law
reneo &co-- bbl whiskv H Freund-- 0 do 10 half do
J I)reyfus--12 otnvos H Haller-210' balts cotton J 11
Maury &co--16: order-4-4 Allen, Went & Bush----70
ehluman, Abraham &o--:~3l A Clason &co --58 J L
Harris &co--29 Nalle & amllnllmack--1l ( W tentell &
wo-l)undrIes to order-Total 644 bales co.ton 1336 pes
bulk shouldters
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Nov 7-107 hbil molasses E J (ay &co-18 do Rich.
ard Milliken-20 do Hi Gally-24 do Pelton & Dunbar
--16 do 4 bhds sugar F 1' Sevio--l13 do 16 bbln mo
laseos Clapp Bros dco-3 do 2 hhda sugar O P'ascal &
co-3 hales cotton Rvcocki & Manade-- Robert Hare
-2. J G Spor-2 A 1Tertrou---2 bdls gr hides 7 saeks
rough rice A N Laine-25 do J Foereter..10 calves P
Seorveat----Total 8 bales cotton 19 hhde sugar 204 bble
molasses :32 sacks rough rice
Per steamship Morgan, front linton-4 sacks wool
6 bales hides 416 bales cotton C A Whitney &co--104
Jno T HIardie &co--23 C L Walmalev &oo-9 Lehman
Abraham &co--24 Jun Phelps &co-9 Britton & May
son-19 J W Burbrid.e &co--45 L Godchanx--13
Mover, Weis &co-5 Prudhl,nmme & Brigga-2 Kirk
I atrick & Keith-1959 sacks cotton seed N O Cotton
Seed Association--1100 do N M Niblett &oo-Total
66! Ibales cotton :1309 sacks cotton seed
Fitor Galvesto-16 bales cotton C A Whitney &oo
-Total I6t bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Nov 7--8 hhd sugar A A Maginnis Sons-44 bbla
molasses Richard Mailiken--lt do Delgado &co-To
tal 8 ihds sneugr I hbIls molasses
LIST OF VESSELS
lUp, Cleared and galled for New Orleans.
NOVEMBER 8, 1677.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Ildson. (ager ............. id Nov 3
SteanliJip SNoreann Cityv ead........sid Nov 3
aHrk (olin E McNeil, Crowell. ........ld Oct 27
Schr C P Shultz, Voune ...........d.... Oct 21
BOSTON.
Sehr Mottle W Atwoodl, Neweomib....c ld Oct 13
Schr Amos Walker, Poland ........... ld Oct 12
P'OIIT'hAND
Schr Stella, Ramuesnin...............cld Oct 20
GENOA.
SteamPhip Cardiff, u11.n.............. ld Sept 25
hark Nimrod, G(e olilnich .............id Oct I1
Ilark i)ominico Lanta, Fraesinettl...clId Sept 15
IBark Avete. RIaplio..................ldi Sept 23
IlBark I) Lanat., Frasinittl . ..aid Sept 15
llark (;uiseppe............ ..........aild Sept 27
LONI)ON.
Steamship Seinde, Windhaml.........old Oct 6
Ship Walter ID Wallett, Ilatlield...... elI Oct 4
Bark Bengal, Loring..... ............1ld Aug 31
lark Maggie Miller, Cook............alit Sept 25
Iark Francesa TT "ocetti...... ......(l3 Oct 1
Bark Vocltau, Hlten .................eld Oct 4
Park I-w.-strie, atialsh............. old Oct 6
LIVERrOOL.
Sloamshlp Fitzroy.................... old Oct 1
Slhip John M rihlyl. olrurly........ d Oct 17
Ship t(ity of Rich mon,1. Cummings....sid Oct 17
Shiu Commerce, Nickecron.......... ... ld Oct 17
Ship France Wilianms....... ........eld Sept 29
Ship Arabia. Ilaki ...............a.ld Oct 3
Ship Prince ludoinl. Weishart ...... old Sept 28
Slht John Bunvyai. NcLeod......... old Oct 9
Ship Katie Sledenburg. Stricker......ald Sept 22
Ship Ch' ice, Masters............... ld Oct 5
Ship Ardenlea, Robertson .........ald Oct 3
Sinp AnO w .lackson, Bartlett ....... id Sept 24
Ship Baden, D)oine................old Sept 20
Ship Sr:b no Farmer ......... ....... sld Sept 28
Ship luachtrdos Anhbaidasa. Metcalf..esl Sept 18
Ship Eod',mion. Farrar ...........sld Sept28
Sh p Importer, Sunderland .......... ld Aug 13
Bark Timorer, Lithgow .............id l ct 3
Bark ('arin, Begauder.............ald Sept 8
BIla k Cosmo. Ieveriik............... ld Sept 27
Bark Lenuie Burrill, 1:ohetton.n......ld Sept27
1LYMIOUTIt.
Ship Agnes Sutherland, Sutherland.,..eld Sept 5
GREENOCK.
Slip War Spirit. Henry ............... aild Oct 23
F hip Natant, Wall er ..................ld Oct 16
Ship Portlaw, Andceron.............aid Oct 3
Ship Margarita., Owens...............old Oct 8
Steamshin Prussia, Hinson............ ld Sent 20
Bark Lincol: ................ ......ld Oct 8
(; I,OUCIE.sTE it
Ship Anglesea. White ...............ld Sept 28
Ship ()oitmoad O'Brien, Scott..........hld Oct 19
Bark Giano, Soupo................. aid Oct 6
BRISTOL •
Bark Win Jackson, Allen.............. ld Sept 28
CORK.
Bark Tolomeo ...... ... .............ald Sept 28
Bark Minerva, Utlden.................ld Oct 4
HIAVRK.
Ship John Clark, Ross................old Oct 10
Ship Screamer, Austin ................ld Oct 21
Ship Stornway. Storm ..............(ld Sept 28
BORDEAUX.
Bark Julia Ernestine.................aid Sept 24
Bark Cora et Marie..................dg Sept 16
Bark Leone...........................id:c Sept 16
Brrk 3 hordeer, Gilberstein........... ald Oct 3
Schr Melville Bryant. Buckley........ald Aug 8
GLASGOW
Bark Drumadon, Stewart ............ eld Sept17
SHIELDS, ENG.
Bark Prenuse......................... old June 14
NEWCASTiE.
Bark Canova, Blance ...............old Oct 3
ROUEN
Bark Gee W Sweeney, Hewett...... ld June 2
AN tWERP.
Bark Elliott Ritchie, Hutchiaon...... aid Oct 6
Brig Plod, Tarrabochia ............ aid Oct 4
MARSEILLES.
Steamship Ben Lelias, Wright .........id Oct 7
Blark Geo Holtz, Albrecht.............old Oct 4
Bark Minai, Romano.................. sald Oct 3
Ba:k Golbert..........................aid Sept 16
Brig Aurora, Mesaina................old Aug 25
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Auguste, Von Barten...........eld Sept 20
BREMEN.
Ship Magdeline. Henke .............. eld Oct 6
Bark Christiane. Ulrichaen.......... aId Oct 1
Bask Elizabeth, Von Hagen ...o....ld Oct 6
Bak Consatante. Ivancich........... aid July 5
Bark Columbia........................ald Oct 3
BARCELONA.
Bark Mary Lord, Lord...............sld Oct 3
Bark Baltic, Svindaev ..............aid Oct 3
Bark Louitana, Ganaiolfo...........ald Oct 12
B Mr s .uLovell...... ..............d Oct 3
Bark 8wiR. a................... .....a.ld Sept
ark lldti.................... Ot 7
Brf B~ir~ i~ijii~~:::: ,,,Ji O- U·
lark Atlantio, Springe ......U.... ....I ds 5
Bohr Alma, Nyberg ..................ad Aug 8
BSARPNIEis.
Ship Union, Greenlea ................ld Aug 30
ItZVtL.
llhip aranak, Wood .......... .....,aid Aug iN
WATZIFOIDU.
Hark Iaugen ......................... ald Sept 10
MAI,AnA,
ig ant..... .......... .. .. ...id (atL il
itu Ii'l nmlo, l 'e6t lrlr ..... ...... old 55ept Iii
lirlu lli t ..n...-... ,..d........ ....aid O t IN
Jlrk Alugutll , Von liirlle ..... ....mid Sept t
ANtli nSMAN,
Mhil M ailI 1I ih'l-.tem , hi tm e ......* Aii slp t l1l
Inal h Ir fam, in i................ ......ill( t I1
ItIIIHlNT IMI"AN I'
ila:k ( liitltl , ('iul0ti mt ..l ... .... n lhi (kt i
A blelit i.
Iltatk L rttly, iMa'nci'lmP|l ....... 1Id O t() I
Itulk Potll la, t(' t llh , . i ........... .... aid (t 14
IITEAMBOATS.
dIRMAT l'RIIBUC:HUIN.
SCAIIIN I'AHHAGE TO
VI(KHlIUIlG ... I.. NATCIZ ........
liAYIU M~AA . . 4 BAT'ON ILOUGE .... S
The above rat.s will be 'ere 't1l by the fjol
lowing IIass'ig e' steamrl : (1ITY OF ALTON,
SUMIIE MIIVEI, UOCIMONW A1i;.lI,I CEN
T'ENNIAIL,, DElE OF HMitIEVIPPOi'l'.
Apply to J. U. WOODllM & CO., Agenti,
notI if 104 Uonrtllon strlet.
NT. LOUliS.
"NINEPENDENT INE.
Leaves HATUIIlDAY, Nov. 1l, at n p. m.
, F. I lFOR HT. LOUIS. CAllIt), IEM
phis. Viksburg and all intm jumetdliate
points-The light draft and line side
wheeol passenger steamr
GOLD DU T,
E. Wv.Gould, nster H. E. Gould. clerk,
leaves as above,. ptsItivelIy. For freight or
passRge apply on boardl. or to
n,,. J. F. DOUGLAS, 1it (ravtir st.
MEMP I
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 14 at 5 D. m.
i FORl NATCHEZ. VIUKSBURO
Greenville. Arkapolis, Terrene
Helena. Memphis and the bends
Tihe splendid passenger steamor
THOMPSON DEAN,
Jam. H. Popper, master. Frank Beck. Jr.. clerk,
will leave as above, paying particular aitention
to all way and bend freights, Ranles given anti
through bills lading signed to all points on
White and Arkansas rivers. For freight or pas
sage aIapply on tortd or to
BROCKIETT & CARTER. 3A Magazine st.
JANNEY A WOlRK, 10o Common street.
Through bills of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock Mississippi
River and Texas IRailway, via Arkapolis. Ark..
andt to Little Rook and stations on tile Mom
this and Little Rot'ek IRailroad. via Hopelleld,
Ark.
BROCKETT & CARTER, Agents,
er1' :is Magazine st reoot.
REGULAR MEMI~HIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. November s1. at r5 p. m.
and every alternate ' Thursday during the
entire seals I1.
r FOl VICKSBURIG. GREENVILLE,
Arka.olis, Terrene, Helena, Mem
ph.s and the Bends-The line pVs
seinger steamer.
JnAMES HOWARDI,
B. R. Pegram master, J. IH. Chlausaing clerk,
will leave as above.
N. B.-Up freights to Baton Rouge, Bayou
Sara. Red River Landing. Neathel . Vidalia,
XWaterproof. Rodney. St. Joseph, Grand Gulf.
Hard Times,. Vi'ksburg. Lake Providence and
Greenville taknln at
ONE-HALF RATES
charged by the New Orleans and Vicksburg
packets. C. G. WAYNE,'Agent.,
nos 10i6 ravior street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENI) PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, the 8th inst.. at 5 . m.
FOR NATCHEZ, VICKSBURG.
Groeeville. Arkapolis, Terreno.
Helena, Meimphis and the Bends
The patssen er st.oti OUr
JOHN A. ICUDDER,
J. F. Hicks. master, Chats. H. bix ,clerk.
will leave as above, paying particular attentio in
to all way and plantat idn business. Through
bills lading to all points on White and Arkau
sas rivers, via Torreie.
For freight or passage a pIly on board. or to
no1; C. WAYNE. 106 Gravier sireet.
MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY OTHER WEEK.
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, TER
rence, Arkopolis, Greenville, Lake
Providence. Vicksburg and the
Bonds-T.im irona.ts-amer
CHAS. P. CHOUTEAU,
W. H. Thorwegan. master.
Geo. Milt enberger, clerk.
will commence her trips in the trade, 1itl abvo,
during the latter partof Novewmber,and continue
throughout the season.
J. B. WOODS & CO., Agents.
se27 tf 104 Common street.
DONALDSONVILLE.
FOR DONALDSONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
THE STEAMER
ST. FRANCIS BELLE,
William Gibson. master,
Will leave the head of Bienvillo street at 7':1
a. m. for Westwego, with passengers for all sta
tions on the Now Orleans andi Texas Railr old.
Returning. will arrive at. 5:45 p. m. Samne bolt,
connecting with Sunday Aceomnluodation Tr ain,
will leave at 8 a. m., returning same day at 6 p.
in.
Frolght received at the same place up to 4 ::l)
o'clock will be delivered at its destination nlext
morning.
oclo tf C. E. PAYNE. Superintendent.
LAFOURCHE.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU L.\FOUIitCHE AND)
COAST PACKET,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 1 a.. in.. aln
SATURDAY at 5 p. nm.
iJ THE NEW P.\SSENGER STEAM31 El
P. A. Charlet, master, N. Z. DupuiVsi. Irk.
Pays particular attention to wayv bllsinl, c ul
returns down the 'oast every Monday i lll rI
day. For freight or passage at ,ly on 1,arld rI
to B. Il V IET,
103 Deatur i" n-t
Commences Saturday. Novmlb,r Io. 1., r
TRI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10o a. m., THURS
DAY sad 8ATURDAY at 12 nm.
]. THE NEW P SSEN ER STEAMEll
HENRY TETE,
J. F. Aucoin master, M. H. Lai, ry
Pays particular attention to way t 'i:
returns down the Coast, laying l),,',Hd i;1 ,Tv:iýi
every Wednesday, Friday and Snltay
m. For freight or passao attl on r
to It. ItV i'I'
105 Deg '!.i:" "
P. 8.-Lands all Coast pasD oeg r, a .
In daylight.
OFFICE "CONVEYAM'E IEti:,::
No. 16 St. Charlcý +t*';.
NEW ORLEANc, I,..
The undersigned resto:
the public that they ar: ,:- :
complete Chain of Titie r)'
Real Estate in New Orl,',.Q.
grant or purchase, when .
Abstract of each trans ft'r i,
curing to parties purchln-i :
vesting in Mortgag' s I
fraudulent or detetiv,
indexing our "Conv',,y,t
our system, enables u,
immediately,
Attorneys, Notari'
Agents. Surveyors. .,
Titles to Real Estate, ý.:
amine our "Record."
sesm
GAS FIXTUIL'
Below New York
EITHEB TO THE TR
ERA
Also a lase supply
Tools and
t.
G~
ITINAUOWAT,.
OIO ~IV1R.
IkB REQU OUkiI,>1 LlT A Il AND
Cot iposnd of thl followlUgs m. , vla:
TlIoMAi Hloal AOCK, NO|,Di.n i (31
CHAH, M(lIN ATN , fottMVIR `1OWN,
All, lD 1 oI v, Oleanon II vr jaR nh
llaiTo. Min hisaNId all II. lAunr tkIn UnnH
T4r1 r4, 'lr IW )AY lII4 lA1 ,IIOIAYJ ,
wIllls ' llll , n b 141,, I w()r l'IsI' ol alet la/ U
1 A1 l0 ry I I a1 4Il ¥lit V nd I I'4l .'s
,ql111 lll hill041 5lll d l ' tl4 |il,#
tsl i e' o, il ATnhll I I Ill ,i mlnt , F r I,l 'l.ll ,'ll, ns
L A 0,WA YNE IE . AKll.
I oi lv,, II NHA' I'IIIIIA , NivolMn r I II at n I,+ In.
OIICINOIINNATI. l, )ItlHVIIJ,4, EVANs+
viii111 |Jolld( rm, , N WlllUwluý+ W ll, I1111111 11,
E!al rI, IsIIiiiuiils d alll Il.l'zl1s+l llidh|' 1411llits
Tl H NL.W AND N rigrAtlElP
OIOIUOA CITY,
.t I1) lliegl r, lmatl r, . 1h+r lt Ni I il! at 4, Ile k.
Will |1lave a,. love. Forflr vei r Wadnne hap
,Irv lli h.'d or ,.i t. ( . AY Ir.
I411 d1 00 I(l al l' i t i ret.,
VICKBI(WUR., YAZAOO AlN TALLA.
HATC, HIE.
- YAoo AND NTA4LLAIIIATCHE 1 ZIto '
LEAVES EVEWRY WEDNEHDAY.
t.. _ THE NEWAND FINIE BTEAMER
YAZOO VALLEY,
S. li. Parisot mster. J. T. all, clerk.
Will leave as abovh rogllarly every Wednesdr-y.
For freight or .ns te aply on board, or to
JANNEY A WORK, loll Common at.
oll4 f Ii. W. A1AMt, 91 Commereial hPlaco.
BAYOU T ARBDONNE.
RE.GULAI~BAYOU D'ARBONNE PACKET.
FOR M1'EARtVILLE, SHILOH,
Farmervillo, Numlmerillld. Steines
tand Mosby's luff, Trenton. Monroe,
Columbia. Harrlsonburg and all landings on
Black nand Ouachita rivers and Bayou D)'Ar
bonno-ThI liIght-draft steamer
BERTHA DRUNNER.
J. M. Ilhburn, mastler, Henry G. Meyer, loerk.
Leaves THURBSDAY, November P, as above.
For freaight or pae aIly on board, or to
F. J. WINBURN. a Natchez streoet.
N. O. DONOHUE, 76 Gravior street.
no7
OPELOUBAS.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at 1 p. m.
FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU
sas, Port Barre, limmsport Church
ville and all lanidings on the Coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-Tho
splendid pa.sqnuor steamer
LESS1E TAYLOR,
M, Kenison, master, Eug. Quatrovaux. clerk,
will leaave a above. For freight or passage ap
ply On board, or to
B. W. ADAMS,.
No. 21 Commercial Place.
HITE & CARLIN.
No. 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie not
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Loaves every SATUlRDAY, at 5 u. m.
FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU
sas, Port Barre, Simmsport, Church
ville, and all landings on the Coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft steamor
SBERTHA,
H. H. Broad master. Theo. Jobin clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap
ply on board, or to
BRITTON & EPPLER, 81 Gravier street.
It. W. ADAMS 21 Commercial Place.
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. ja22 tf
OUACHITA RIVER.
TBRANSPOBTATION COMPANY.
oUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONBOE
Weekly Ouaehita City U. U. Mall bPaket.
Leaves overy WEDNESDAY at m
FOR OUACHITA CITY TEN.
ton, Monroe and all town landings-
.I The steamer
JOHN WILSON,
(In place of John H. Hanna,)
Joe Hlimes, master. -- . clerk.
WiI 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 F. A. BLANKS President.
lo 2 Canal streel corner Delta
BITE & ABRLIN. BRITTO)N & EPPLEB,
JANNEY & WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE, Ag'tst.
P. 8.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fellti
CAMDEN.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves on THURSDAY, November . at 5 D. m.
. FOR CAMDEN EL DORADO,
Ouachita City. MonroA. Trenton
and all landings on Black and Oua
chita rivers-The fine, light-draft passenger
steamer
BA STROP,
GIus Hodge. master.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to F. A BLANKM,
Prsidont. No. 2 Canal stroet, Corner Delta.
IIITE & CARLIN. BRITTON & EI'PPLER,
JAN NEY & WORK, LORD & McPEAKE. Agents.
no5
BATON ROUGE.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 a. m. and
SATURIIAY at s p. m.,
Commencing SATURDAY. November 10.
The passenger steamer
ST, JOHN
Frank Bergaron, master, J. d. Bergeron, clerk.
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landings. re
Sturning every FRIDAY and MONDAY EVEN
INGS.
For freight or paasage an Dl on board or to
so25 tf E. O. MELANCON. 32 Bienvillo at.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p. m,, and FRIDAY
at 12 m..
The passenger steamer
JOHN H. HANNA,
J. P. McElroy master, L. P. Delahoussayo clerk.
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge Plaque
mine, Donaldsonvillo and all coast landings
not urning every SUNDAY and WEDNESBDA
EVENINGS.
Fr freight or passage anply on board or to
s2a E. 0. MIELANCON, 32 Bienville
BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
ANT' COAST PACKET.
L,..vs (-very WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 3 v. m.
FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO,
Hermitage, Port Hickey, Baton
Rouge. Plaquemine and way land
it.g--The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACHITA BELLE
(Representing new boat building),
n, C. Libano, master, John H. Mosson. clerk,
J.1,v-' as above, returning down the coast
o MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
S.-,1,ly on hoard or to
BIRITTON & EPPLER. 82 Gravier st.
IItlD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
uIlTE & CAlr IN. i Tehoupitoulas at.
i:.\YOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
S:. GOV. ALLEN, STR. - ,
.a J. Brown. Master. A. Dugas. Master.
FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
Hermitage,. Port Hudson, LobdelP'
Store, Baton Rouge. Planuemine.
S,,tofflee landings
Steamer Gov. Allen,
. every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 p. m.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5 p. m.
0 . u14i early.
:ight or passage aply on board or to
HITE & CARLIL,
No. 4 Tehup itoulas street.
JANNEY & WORK,
No. 106 Common strent
PHILIP HIRSCH,
; C0 0 P 3- T8 ,
. 5, 56. 58 and 6o North Peter street
tory-Corner St. Louis and Miroatree-,
New Orleans.
r sale choice green Ho heedan Bar.
a; lso r new Su
moderater.
BId Utlver and I'iOS,
Ra' GickI, ti al .n ou, oM,
Fmvoun L l1 w ll leavear trod eriD.
on 11 UBsiý v an alnd rw
WEEKLY O ND AN) ,TPIIAETSON,
ll n lZnelw, itr W.Itslonr,
Leaves A'lT'UIAy, NIov, etirA I1, at a p, in
chrbdo, nam r H mmiltnlot
Loae -rn a ptUeAo 3 ve,, oral
I' 12M an . r af tL ooneigi
a oery,. oamndrra, Nrla t. a.
in's ntMl wai hutningi-Th Steli_.
DAWN.
NsW ARAIT AlRE,
richard Sl.nott, master ( N. famllton, clerk,
Leave. ewvry HATURLDAY. at p. m.
Will leave a abtove. bor tfrelutt or oassse I
a.1ly on board or to It. W. ADAMYi . -e
auso No.1 Commercial Place.
VICEISURO, GRIEENVILLE, ARGIYL.,
Leaves EVErIY MONDAY, at s p. m.
OR GARKAPOLIS GRE ENVILLE,
Argyleo Vlcksburrg and the Bendb -
Thine ni and fast assenger packet
J. W. Tobtn. master; W. N. almes.n clerk;
connecttng at Vicksburg with Parlsott's Line for
all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rlve- a
Boat reserves the right to trass all landings
that the captai ma3 deem unsafe.
BROCKETT & RTE
A . W. ADAMS .
Through bills ladlng given to Trenton, Mon
roe and all stations on Vlcksburg. Shreveport
aind Texas Railroad. Also to all points on Ark.
arDolis and Pine Bluff Railroad.
BBOOKIETT & CARTER. Agents.
ocO 35 Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIm PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at a p. m.
FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHE E
o Davis' Bend and Intermediate land
in s--Tt. steamer
eOEERT S. LEE
William Campbell, master.
A. MVayW. clerk,
leaves as above, connecting at Vicksburg with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yaioo. Sun
flower. Deer Creek and Tallahat hle.
JANNEY & WORK.
HITE & CARLIN. Agent.
Will give through bills of lading to Trenton,.
Monroe, and all stations on the VicksburgS .
Shreveport and Texas Railroad. via Delta La
W. B. BROCRETTP. Agent,.
dol as Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 p. m.
FOR GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG
and the Bends--The fine and fast
passenger packet
.nANK PAIGOUD,
J. M. White master, C. Holmes clerk.
Will leave as above, connecting at Vicksburg
with the "Parisot Line" for all points on Y..,oo
and Tallahr chie rivers. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
JANNEY & WORk,
R. W. ADAMS,
BROCKETT & CAdTER.
Through Bills of Lading given to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on VYicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad,
mh27 BROCKETT & CARTER.
SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. to. m.
. FOR VICKSBURG, DAVIS' BEND
Natchez and all intermediate land
ings-The passenger packet
T. P. Leathers masts: J. F. Muse clerk.
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
St. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
inas that the Captain may consl'er unsafe.
For freight or passage apply n board, or to
JANNEY & WORK, 106 Commop street.
BITE & CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitcon.s street.
Will give throug' bills of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all sa.tions on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La.
W. B. BROCKETT, Agent,
mys as Magazsne street
UPPER COAST.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COO 8T M. I.
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
. Th FOR BEN. TUREAUD'S. ASCEN
sion and all plantation landings.
The steamer
MARY IDA,
J. A. Ruiz master. , clerk.
Leaves TUESbAYS., THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, at lo a. m.
The steamer
Alcide Albert master. Arthur Nicolle, clerk.
Leaves MONDAYS WEDNESDAY$ 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.
SATURDAY at to a. m.
SFOR ASHLAND PLANTATIOI
Ascension parish. Donaldsonvill,
and all coast landings-The fin
side-wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WING 140 8.
J. A. Comstock master.
Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean, clerks.
Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and Sun
day, coming down the coast in daylight. Fo
freight or passage apply on board or to
avp22 S. HENO, 19 Oonti street
P. o. All freight delivered in the daytime.
LOWER COAST
1877. Lower Coast Packets. 1878.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANY.
The following steamers will leave
as below, carrying the United States
mails
MARTHA, W. S. BASSETT, master,
Leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at 12 m.,
for Port Eads, and SATURDAY at 5 D. m., for
Port Eads and Pilot Town.
ALVIN, W. T. Scovell, master,
Leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FBI
DAY at 12 m., for Port Eads and way landings.
A clerk is always on the landing t, receive
freight.
No one has authority to contract any debts
against the above named boats, except upon
written order of the captain.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
the company's office No. 6 Conti street.
n,7 JOHN KOUNS, President.
LOWER COAST UNITED STATES MAIL
DAILY LINE (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
SFOR PORT EADS. THE FORTS.
Buras, Quarantine, Pointe-a-la
Haehe and way landings-The swift
low-pressure Pullman pa- ace steamer
MATRTHA.
W. S. Bassett. master,
leaves TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at 10
a. m., SATURDAYS at 5 p. m. (extending Satur
day trip to Pilot Town, Southwest Pass); return
ing Monday mornings. Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
The A No.1 steamer
DAY8 at lMONDAY . t
Tcket bor round trijT, Uso o4 on
bOGL
NOIIAW LWI UV. SL IAIL
The folloina lowW-remsors Iron
0, an
nt.rin 0llwtam r , gM
S+i r i pe ttI~ lh
The Iron stemenor
L.laq r e ..t sce Mantlgo at ris al -
are . ert m , . t-r
steamer Wn . MAst,1
Will leave Moran City on
PRIDA, November ..9.
ilghte rget toraps Chrlstl (at riy)kan
reightfort. garys and P1lton saei
r for al te ble s on
o of l yee street, daily. In . p
PASSENGER AND MAIL OU80ta .
set ealvest.n eueto. and,
Passenaers take Railroad Fe(it
Ann street.at 5:50 a. m.,
atlk:-12 m thereo n n stdallI
SJOHUTHINE on I
CLINTON on AT DA
First class tare to Bhreveor
P grsaon ticakets for the round
veston and return, good for thirty danys
at 1s and taterooms sered
theFerry rn o, n o tg
Tro tioku w be iuuDr¶fo
OIntraf aa, the tootnn
. A. WHITNEY an a00.
jely ticorner tagaine aond
NEW TORB.
MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE ST
The following Al Iron
-m rform this line
LONE STAR, LGIE 5
NEW YORK ROR(MmOIEZ
GEN. WHITNEY.
The Iron Steamship-
MORGAN CITY,
WEDNESDAY, November 14, j
INSURANCE TO NEW YORK 3
Freight for the above port receiv tl
of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
of Lafayette street, daily until p.m.
Forfrel htaP v to
ORA8. A. ITNEY d;C.
Jelly Cor. Natchez and Mag
FPLRIDA.
FOR WARRBBINGOTON PENACQOLL
MILfON
REGULAR SEMI-WEEkLY PA .
ships will sail for the asovw
follows:
ALABAMA,
Leaves every WEDN ESDA sa 85a
AMITE,
Joseph p. Boyle,
Leaves
The above steamers will 'eave as above,
For freight or passagQ p
auls tf 18 and 2s
FOB HAVANA, CEDAR KEYmS ANDD
WEST.
UNITED BTATES MAIL LINE
LEAVING EVEBY WEEK
The ftrst-elass steamship
MARGARET,
Baker command
will leave wharf foot of Calliope street,
FRIDAY, November 2, at 8 p. 3m.
Passage rates to Havana, .s0; o rsumm
eta, s(o.
Passage rates to Jacksonville. 5o0
state rooms and meals.
Through bills of lading issued to all
Florida,
For Freight or passage apply to
L K ROBEBTS. 120 Common
Over Louisiana Nationat
The steamship EMILY. B. SOUDEB
on the -
LIVERPOOL.
SERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS B
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL
DIEGO. ........1684 tons....Capt.
GUILLERMO..... 122 tons... Capt.
FEDERICO....... 1423 tons .... Ca.
PEDRO............ 766 tons.... Capt.
CAROLINA ......1354 tons.... Capt
GRACIA .......... 90s tons....Capt.
RITA........... 859 tons....Capt. Go
JUANA.......... 757 tons. ...Capt.
The above powerfully built steams
enter the New Orleans and Liverool
ing the coming tall. Will receae oottom
sign through bills of lading to a ports
Continent of Europe.
The steamship
GRACIA
apt.
will sail from her wharf-- . -,
For freight and first class M assaN aoplyto
RIANGE . FATMAN &CO;l ent,
ocA ly 46 Caronaelet tre :;
BREIWEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
The steamships of the North 6ge'.
man oyd will resume their Regular Tr'lp
next fall, as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleena.
FRANKFURT Oct. 10 about Nov.I.
NURNBERG. Nov. 21 about Dee. SI.
FRANKFURT. De. 19 about Jan. 2I
These steamers touch outward at Harrs
Havana. and on their home trip at Hava.a
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, 150. (gold);
ase. 36 (gold).
From New Orleans to Southampto..
Bremen-Cabin. f$1a (gold); SteraR
From New Orleans to Hvn
(gold)' Steersage, $15 (gold).
Children uonder ten ,ears, ha wuft
dren under one year, fre
The GomPany reserves me
ronts re stheamuu ie
or,

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