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PATlIOTIC.
WSlll. S lar W i (.ward blebrates the
Nation'ns lrthday.
IN. Y News.1
'T. years ago Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ward,
o~ Allentwn, LPa., were married, and al
th we have not the documents at, hand to
the date of this pleasant little episode.
subeequent eventl cbearly IndleatA'e thlrt
lNiptlial troth must have hien pligltded on
Fourth of July, with fre' tlont's Inottr.
savlng o'er them. They have illl hadeight
ildre in as many yoear, atnd the prant leal
patriotism of Mr. and Mrs. Ward hats froid
alovel expression in io arrangintlg the"ir do
mnet( iceconomy that the I"',irth o',f *ily Ittis.
been annually obtservti i\' the epileltrtllwe of
a bouncing babe. What cut,,I,' Ih,, or,,'' t'I eit -
lug than this neat rand sd,.altli I ay ,f
ihowinge their at~rn'eltd lo of "'III frl itw eV
celebrate ?" What, .ael ttri,'d,'r, ,o ],111,111
mnadles, or iolleo i'. or p'n.llTnit. iot' rpi
eiels as cotmDareTi with are litth-Idlid itn
.11 ? To contnue" the, lmetlaphor we migTht
td- each chld is swaddled i llth' s(ttnri tud
u ,es with the Americt shit' lcn .l I t a ilt,
rlti the D1eclaration of Iuhtd'elp'.lnt o't" for its
a.echl m, the cons.Lt;tlutIn for ilqe Itilie. tte
WliFus report for at ttllai'li ttitle tIdle.
incle Ham for a godfatether al he (htsldess
of Liberty for a godºntt.,her!
ElrazilaRn Trade.
ICourier-.Tourall, Do1. 2(0.
The Board of DIlrotorst of the St4. Louis
Mrohantes' Exchange have i..ctl I'or .sm1
time agitating the su hjoet of Went flltlhmn
ozad &outh Amerlean trade and yesterday
had a full discussion of that mattelr ani
the probability of eitalishing it line, of
Iatm ere from New Orloanis to the regions
ltmned. There is. n mlovenentl In New
Orleans to establlsh a nmonthly cmmlunlcn
Wtith the West Indles., and t in e!rtain
w at a line of steamers to I.rnlil would
rºaeit the trade of the Mnlsisslppi anl
Ohio valleye and Loitesvi lo is intereai"!
qually with t.: Louis ni lclh traMl'. i.Ig
I Bidsi Irarll $31,tHHI).O00i of goods more
ta the United States d(oes, for the reasonl
t she controls several lines ofr stearmer
tere. and we have nonO, and she lel'aves 11
Ol in the rear in the Mexlnic . enitlral Amoer
bail, Colomblan and 'Peruvin traid'. 'Tihe
trle will go to the countrles whlich prlovidl
thainels for it and England, Fre'anc, (.er
y and 8pain have altogetlher lev;nltveon
of steamers to Houth America. 'They,
course, got the cramII, 1an11d we scoop 14p1 a
drops of skimmed milk.
-- -----·9.40 -. ----.
NeW American Bowing Machine, 18rt Cranal
For useful and ornlamonlltnl 'hrrllt mn pIrs
*S.t, go to Navrn's c i nla I'talace.
Mr. C. Rolyer who has re'n(lltly remnoved bis
and varied stock to tll) eorner of (1Iort r"c
onti atreets No. 5o. announces f grand
i enlAn on Monday, 241h In st.. Inl conlllltiootl
1 ath the reception of the newest and mo0t1 varied
.aornmont of goods in his line of husin'as.
Mr. olsyer whoae long expriencll'e anll h1sll
mouaqualifleatlons haven mnade him peirfoot In
Sdepartment, inhanade a s ;'ealty of the
inof owatches. ]nweiry. Pilverwalrll, and.
Jfct,of all artilels portahintn ig t ih) jlownltl'4r
l ess. tiRs assortment of silvrrwalro, table
ate elry. Church artlicls, et'.. are ofr tohe
IIZ sty.oe. and recentlly receivedl from EIrol
nd 11 North. Ills display hof spc'tc'lo, s andl
++ -asses cannotlt bertn pir oaednl. an the r'l'tlir
iliS done neatly, dlIrably and economil'ally.
I.. BrIMlON'Is 8'noot,. No. 131 ANNUNC'ATION
.-The sisters In chlrge ,of this sR'nall
h ys, by their careful and attlllntivo, exelrtions.
ade it the most s.oh'lt, relinld and promilnent
lOme of Instrllutiolln in thle 'ity. After years of
atient and unfaltering delvotion to thie onaun1e
ducaation, they anni ollolr, not only inl4'r(llasd,
tlltles for the roentlitn of ,,ity t1nd(nt'lst, hlut
mmodations for It Ilmited numlber of youngl
yboardets. Tihe rcutOlta in of H.. Hin ln'se
no widespread and its sister supelrllir lso well
flown for her abilities and ( on1 sell ntious devIo
n to the aluse of eduatlion tlhlt our Ilounitry
tit who wish to givel their cihlhr'11 n a ho'r
%oDllVr moral, intellectual and poolishld -duetl
tion could not iplace' the.m under bettor anll1t
maore trustworthy clntrol.
For useful and ornamental C'hrlstmas 4,pres
elat, go to Navra's China l'latlo.
MARINE NE WS.
O1rIOR NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT, t
December 22, 1677. l
Cleared Yesterday.
Rta steamship Whickham, Arnott, for Liverpool
French &co
Ship Pruissi, Macloon, for Liverpool
Silas Weeks &1co
FrI bark August I)urin, Rebachoo, for Hare-
Master
Ital bark Domenlco Lanata. Fraesinetti for Gen a -
A K Miller &co
Mak P C Merryman, Young, for Havre
Sihults &co
0G bark A Klockmano, Reetyke, for Pensacola, in
ballast- Master
dte. Amos Walker, Poland, for New York
Norton & Bell
Tag Cyclops. Robinson, for New Yol k, in ballast
Master
Tag Chas B Sandford. Rich, for New York, in ballast
Ma~ter
Arrived.
Writ steamrhip Abdiel, Jones. from Liverpool, via
West Indies to A K Miller &co--4th dim
Ubmsal;p Morgan City. Read, from New York. 15th
Last, toO A Whitney &co-Aloiers
Net sahp Clara, Eiteen, 54 days fiom London, to mam.
ter-3d die 31
Aus bark Ergo, n icolich. 51 days from Marseilles, to
AK Miller &co-lat dia 22
TI1BAMOtAT8.
Henry Tete, Aucoln. from Donaldsonville
Alvin. s ovell, from Lower C ast
Belle Albert, Hotmel1, trom Harang's Canal
Bell, - . from Bonnet Carre
ary Ida. Ruts. from Homestead
Isabel, O'Prv. from Lower Coast
OuachIta Belle, Llbano, from Bayou Sara
Bart Able. Sinnott. trm Grand .oore
Era ho 10, Taylor, from Boetuf River
Martha, Bassett, from Port lada
DoJohn, MEIlrov. from Baton Rouge
impon Horner, Horner, Im Pittablrg, with 16
FLATBOATR.
Three Flatboate from Ohio River
Below-Comlue Up.
mhalie J McLellan, McLellan, 3 days from Havana,
In ballast. to master
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per echr Amos Walker-190 hhds
euar 1483 bbls molasses 2 bble sugar 2 casks wine 1
ase do
RAVRE-Per bark P C Merryman---3351 bales
2agen 9500 pea staves
GENOA-Per ha, k Domenico Lanata-797 bales
elot (10 hhds tobacco 1800 bbls cotton eeed oil 700
oeeks Dorn 5520 poe staves
HAVRE-Per bark Auguste DI)rin--1311 bales
a iSeon 1260 pos staves
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Prussia-4570 bales cotton
3600 peo staves
LIVERPOOL-Per ateamsnip Whickham---5150O
lais ootton 1536 sacks oiloabke
Reetpte of Pred.ae.
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steatomer Henry Tote
3 hkds sugar 97 bbl molasses L Godcehaux-- 99 ,o
Dodd Bras &co--12b do 8 hlhds suga R Beltran--76i
bbl molasses J M Putnam--100O do Ii hhds sugar
Rudhard Milliken-20 do 21 bbla molasses EM Scott
-404o B Bourgeois-- oo Hirsch, Adler &o--30 do
J W Burbridge "co-244 do 52 hhds sugar F Breugier
-40 do R DeVerges--10 do 30 bbls molassee W. H
Vresdenburgh-166 do 17 hds sugar Lanaux & Sons
410 de 89 bbls molasses order--39 do l lonzano--anun
dels to order-Total 196 hhdb asugar 1184 bbls mo
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel-31 hhds sun
ar 30 bbls molasses A Thomson &co--t5 do 24 hhds
amr Richad Milliken-21 do 16 bbls m1lasses Theos
rietre &oo--l 0 do J Dymond-2'i do Nalle & Cam
lltk--- do L Godcheaux--14 hhds sugar O Hopkins
-2 do eM Fran-sondrlens to order-yotal 10 hbhds
ae r 9179 bbla molasses
RWER COASt--Per atewmer Al'rn--26 hhds
Iu r BJohnson--29 bble molasses Chism & Boyd
st bble rie F Roder--152 secks rough rice Sieward &
1epgae--75 do GW Terrell &co-36 do C H Allen
.-mdris to order-Total 28 hhds sugar 29 bbls mo
1es263 saoks rough rica
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Belle--52 hhds
usnr 950 bbls molasses Richard Milliken-119 do 34
hf P Lasaux---5 bbls molasses L Godohanx-77
di 95 hds gar L D SarDy-- -10 do 30 bbls molasesa
Chism & Boyd--101 asws rough rice J Foerster..
adries to ordes---Tot l e7 hkda sugar 459 bble mo
tNses 34 hfdo
.RA*NG'S CANAL-Per steamer Belie Alberi
3.hlhdwfar 19 bbla molsses A Bi.a.e-13 do 11
Lbds egr AC Tresmono:e--e13 bbls molasses F P
n-sds to oorse--Total 45 lhhda agar 153
BO..ETEAD-Psr stemer 1r Ida---1 hhds
1pr.0-bbimeolsaessP -B dI o - de EFSte.ak
- e- de LD BIasrpy-5T do tase, Dailo toa
2 pJ.10 Levls & Jaisamm.-.-Uo arts.-9 dolP
. doD K Besee-S do PZealmlati-- em
- .. ~ - - -
o1tolurd l4ttId1-lo do A tndtl--d do 4t I..l
tad-O doO~hlal& H oIt d---atndiu to eer4eTr--wal
to hhde sn er 148 bbls molnses
GRAlD EClolR--Per stesmer hart Abtle-38I
bales cotton O L Walmaley &oo--1 a Meyer, Weie &
oea-t53 Henesha. Cammack &co--90 Payne, Kennedy
& ,o-6 Osoar Chopin-49 (Clapp Bros keo-41 Mote
bee. Snowdenl & Violett 39 Jurey & Gillie-46 Levy
& Clark-35 R T Buckner & Bro-33 Conger & Kelly
--:32 T L Airey &oo --v8 J P Harrison jr &oo..oe
Hartwell & Chamberne-97 Ohaife, Itamllon & Powell
--7 Lehman. Abraham &oj--- 7 II Leckie---- i 8
(lombel--O4 Graham. Black &co--'. G W Henteil &
eo-0 BSchmidt & Ziegler--0 Jon Uhaffe & 8ons--19
4' I I'Pon -I- H & U Newman-18-l Itilard Flower &
co--18 Ar Mlltonberger & Pollock- IH J W Burlbrilge
&co--14 llnsh & Levert--13 Alon. Boberek & Ani-vy
--19 liiokhanm & Motlo-II W C Black &co----9 fi C
Wilkerson-9 Heraud & Gibert--l Paul Ilouligny..9
C H C lhrown- 7 John I Adams &o--7 Jno T Hardie
&co--61 FoTo iall & Jomtnville 4 B FII dlander--4
. 1, lharris &co--3 JE Hatrell-3 order--9 Rogere &
Mitchell-- S0 Thomas &lo-I Wallace, Cary &co--
I J .1 DIenie-1 W H Let-rhford &c'--I E, P belval
lade -0Hoi sacks cotton seed A A Msglicio Sons--5led
do Union Oil Co---3 7 i o hienville Oil Co--100 do
Planters' ()Oil o--73 4d Louisiana Oil Co--314 do Urea
cent Ulty Oil Co-1 bbl molasses W T' 1eed--1 do (1
W Rlnte I &co-f-i hhsd sugar Ar Miltenberger & l'ol
look :I3 tlo in.lo (hate & Stonn-- do 30 bble molanees
R.enehaw. (Cmmack &co--16 do 9 hhds a1gar J.,ln I
Adana &eo-- 10 do 13 biule molaeses Conger & Kelly
-- hhds senugar C L Walmeley &on-4 do Ily Lecko-
83 bbls molasses 15 ht do Payne, Kennedy &co--ann
dries to order--Total 16' bales cotton 19.fi sacks cot
ton seed 66 hhde seugr '44 bbls molasses 15 hf do
IIAYOU 8aRA-l'er steamer Unachita Belle--19
bales cotton Lehman, Abraham &co-6f3 J I, Ilarrls &
co-30 Meyer, Wels &o----29 H &C Newman.----:
Clapp IlIB &Ac--91 Blickham & Moore--'4 P'ayne.
Kennedy &oo--1' 8 JGumbel-10 Hirsoh, Adler &o
5 Rlhbeard lKlower &co-5 T L Airey &co- 4 Norwood
& Riohards-4 John I Noble-3 March & Schlenker-
:3 Bush & Levert--9s Jno Chalffe & Sons--2 Clha OGal
lagher-1 Lange & Legendre-l Beadlee. Wood &oo
--120 sacks cotton seed J H Moen op--164 do Crescent
Uity Oil o--135 do Louisiana Oil Cot--93 Union Oil
Uno-B9l do Planters' oil Co--- 21 hbdes lgar 673 btbl
molasses B J Gay &co -97 do t11 hhds suger Btlsh &
Levert--l do 30 bbls molasses G A Lananx-a- -7 do 9
hhds sugar Lafltre. Uufilho &co-55 bbli molasses '1
II landy--U0 do Nalle & Camnmack---90 do Bush &
Levert--33 do 11 Johnson- 2I do A Denis _----li6 do A
Ter.rol-59 do J W BOibr'id;e &cn----74 do Bush &
Levert-53 do Richard Milliken- 45 do I'oig, Corral
&o.. -5 do P Maspero &co--1 to IE J Hart, &co--!
do (lunii nte a liotte--2Fli do J J Gay &co- 16i do
Richard Milliken--s5 do , J Trby & M½'- -15 bales
moss Odell & Wight--a do (t A VI1fn, nt---.- eacks
seed cotton A L (Ihopvin --sndries to order--'ft.al
413 bales cotton P01 sacks cotton seed 5 sacks seed
cotton 61 hhds ansugar 1549 bbl molasses
IOIIGUF RI VEIR-I'er steamer Era No 10--s3 bales
cotton .Julty & Giullia..716 do J W White---56 l'Payne.
Kennedy &o--52 Jno Challe & ones--37 Lehman.
Abraham &co-31 Levy & Clark--'2. Alone, Scherok
&. Antey--1I Mover, Wets &oo-17 Graham, BIlack &
co-17 R It Newman &Aco- -14 Nalle & Cammack--14
T L Airey &o--13 H & 0 Newman-13 OIhafle, Ham
ilton & Powell--10 E Nalle---9 W A l'eale .6 J W
Burbridge &co-ll March & Schlenker-5- Allen. Nu
gent &co-5 Franuioni & False--A R T Bnckner &
Irm--2 Moore & CUole an--2 I A Given & Bon--S
Temple 1 Coons &co-2- Flash, Lewis &A-o-l Brittion
& Masyon--P .1 Uockbu; n-1 i Bloom &oo---R sacks
seed cotton order---aI eacks ca ontin eed Playne, Ken
nedy &co-38 Alotu, 8eherck & Autey--59 A A Ma
glnits None--417 do Union Oil Co--29a dio r('rescent
c'lty lI Co-3'2:1 do P'lant re' Oil Co--65 J W White
--7 head hogs Imbau kca--ti head cattle Noel &
Woolen--5 do C Mehle &co -sundries to order-Total
5'21 bales cotton I1110 eacks cotton seed '4 sacks seed
cotton 21 head stock
IIATON RIUUGE-P'ersteamer StJohn-t4 bales
cotton Lehman. Abraham &c- --13 J L Hlarris &co
45 Clapp Bros &co--16 A Levi ---I Piayne. Keluncly
&co-2 sacks seed cotton A L Ch(Jipiln-- do Beraud
& Gibert--l bales moss Odell & Wrighte--94 sacks
rough rice .1 A Blailer &co----' hhdas suar 134 hola
molasaee J W Burbridge &co-99 do 7 hlids nugar II
GIroelel--20 do I' Maspero &o--L do 1MI1 do Ulapp
BIros &oo - dle (,onger & Kel y-- do 9 bids molasse
Itoraud & t(ihert--l11 do E .J lory &co- Il(8 do RIch
ard Milllken--lo0i do E J hart eoo- fi9 do ,1 (1 p1ur
60 do McStea & Value--51 do Chielm & IBoyd---46 do
E Bourgrois- 42 do L G(odichaux-- to3do Ilehard
Flower &oI-21 do losephl Vignos--- 25 do V lI 1erc
iard-15 do E. M- nott--57 do hIush & Levert,---- do
F 1' Sevin-5 do J Bllrneide-snlldries to order-Totaal
219 bales cotton 4 sacks seed cotton 94 sacks rough
rice 5,t hhdl sIgar 116 bhula molasses
PORT EAI)º.- Per stesamer MArthle-- 1 hhda ngear
B .tolbson-o-(i do Itchard Millike--:15 bbls n,olasses
Bush & Levert--I 2 do ( i:ISIO & Btovd-- 7 do Th1omais
MclrDmott-3:1 bble rice 4, biles orange's liider
711 sacks ro1ugh rice lieward & Thinmpsoo---- l biile
oranges R19 bxs do 'l C inton-o- ndrll i to order--Total
411 hhld sugar 194 bble molasses 3:t bbls rIco 76 sacks
rough rice
P'TT'HIItURII I'ersteanerSimplon HIorner-3100,
000 bushel coal to W G Coyle &-co
O O10 Ill VIER-Per on, flatboat-6:300 bushels po
t toes in bulk to Chan Pleasantes-no flat-Iat 31000
bb's potatoes Chas l'leasant.-one flat-boat 1200 bble
potatoes 508 bales hay Chas Pleasants
87 Ralrtoads.
MORGAN'S LOUI81ANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Dec 2.-9,4 bble molasses 41 hhda sugar Bush & Le
vert-43 do 3i1 bbls molasses John Calder--4-- do 0
hhds sugar J M Walsh--48 do 51 bbls molasses Leon
Godchaux-41 do 45 hhds surgr Richard Milliken--64
do I'elton & Dunbar----l do Valrin & Mortimer-2
bbls molasses E llourgeoR---28 do J Segassie-PH1 do
Ift half do T McDl)rmott---l0 bbls molasses John 1
Adams &co--75 do Robert lHare-50 do ) A (Given &
Son-49 do M Shelly &co-v-5 do.l Thibaut--39 do 1)
Jamison-34 do Mover Well----302 do F P Sevin-20
do S Bllck--. do Sisters of the Poor-- I sock totton
A L ('hoppin-5 sacks rice M J Chapsky--147 no J
Fo, rater--I hf bbl sugar .1 Thibhaut--Total 1179 hhds
sugar 965 bbl molasses 16 hf do 1 sack cotton 147 do
'er steamship Morgan, from Cilnton- 113 bales
cotton Kirkpatrick &co-tO J W Burbridge &oo--19
Clapp Bros &co-19 G W Sentell &co- 57 Jno T liar
die &oo-5 R T Buckner & Bro --6I L Godchaux-2
Chatffe,Hamllton & Powell-77 Moore & Coleman--34
Jno Chaffe & Sons-41 C L Walnsley &oo---127 Jno
Phelps &co-2 S Gumbel-i G W Oardner--1742 ckts
cotton seed N O Cotton Seed Association-Total 745
bales cotton 1142 sacks cotton seed
Train No 2-2 bbls molasses F Duffour--692 do 07
hhds sugarRobert Hare-4 do .1 M Walsn-l-i do Jno
Chaffe & Sons-l:l tdo 1) L Hernion--t do J M l'utnam
-10 do L Godchaux-11 do Bush & Levert-17 do 40
bbls molasses Richard Milliken--lf do 1, 11 Gardner
&co--lll do 10 rf do W H Matthews & Bre-29 bbls
do Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell--lo do Stewart Bros &
co-i- do i bhds sugar A Tertrou-1 do E J Gay too
--20 bble molasaes John I Adams ceoo- 27 do John
Calder-22 do L C Keever--O do B Johnson---37 do
Clapp Bros &co-- bales cotton A Tertrou-6 Joseph
Vignes--tl J W Blrbridge &co-12 McGehee. Snow.
den & Violett-2 Jno T Hardie &co--2 Bush & I e
vert-2 John I Adams &co-1 Beraud & Gibert-2 C
11 Wilson &co--2 J M Walsh-14 Jno Phelps &co-3
Clapp Bros &o--4 L Lacassagne-4 H Beer-il bale
skins 3 bblstallow F Dnuour-1 hf bbl molasses Mrs
W\ F Halllegle-2 bdlh green hides J G Spor-17 dry
hides Hirsoh, Adl 4r &oo-32 sacks cotton seed Blen
ville Oil Co-17 do Union Oil Co..'26 do Louisiana Oil
Co - Total 77 bales cotton 75 sacks coton seed 13.
hhds sugar 399 bbls molasses 10 hf do
Per steamship St Mary, from Corpus Christi and
Futton-15 cases beef 600 do meat 1~6 bbls beef 91 bbls
hams 9 tieroes hams 35 tierces beef 1000 dry hides 783
w s do 3 bales skins 1 bag hair 11 bag horns $16.'200
in specie C A Whitney &oo--$"359 17 do B F Flan
ders-$10564 39 Finlay & Thompson--$151 718 Hern.
shelm & Bro-112 tcs tallow 2 hhds do 98 bhs beef 174
bbls do E Pi sbury-sandries to order-Total $20,074
.14c in specie
]NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHER
RAILROAD.
Dec 22-307 bales cotton Richardson & May---t9
Lehman. Abraham o&o-256 Blekham & Moore-225
Meyer. Weis &co-215 Allen, Nugent &co-174 order
-1>9I Chaffe. Hamilton & Powell-- 10 Stewart Bros
&co-!.i Jno Chaffe & Sons-67 S O Thomas &co-67
Payne Kennedy &co-64 Alcse. Scherok & Antoy
:9 J ' White--50 Vaiden. Hawkins &co--48 J L
Harris &oo-48 C L Walmeley &co-43 H & C New
man--3 Jno Phelps &co-0-3 H Allison &oo--38 S
Hienderson---28 Jno T Hardie &co-2' March &
Sohlenker-2.9 Britton & Mayson-22 T L Airey &co
..21 Allen, West & Bush--g0 G W Sentell &co-19
H arren. Atkinson &co- 15 Moore & Coleman-15
L H"Gardner &co-15 R T Buckner & Bro-14 J & G
Cromwell--13 S Gunbel-10 E H Wilson & Mille-10
Ulapp Bros &co-10 Norwood & Richards-8 Alabama
Piess-- Beadles. Wood &co-4 Thos Simms & Levy
-4 Gordin &co-4 W A Peale..4 Richard Flower &
co-3 Jurev & Gillis--3 E Richardson &co-3 Hirsch,
Adler &co-- F Walker-2 J Masdexarts-2 Howcott
&co-i Graham. Black &co-1 J Barnet &oo--1 Mo-es
Clark-I Temple S Coons &co--Total 2681 bales
cotton
1.24 pea meat J Nelson &oo--1 keg lard Hartwell
& Chambers--2 cars poultry 127 bbls apples I) bbls
onions Miller & Meyer-300 bxa soap Smith Bros &co
-ILO bbls flour T A Hamilton &co-1 car wheat L J
Higby-25 bbls apples J P Macheca &co-25 do Bur
kenroad & Schwabacher-6 tubs butter Clark & Mea
der-lD pkas butter Schwabacher & Hirsch-8 boxes
sausage C T Buddecke & Son--93 bbls apples M Stich
& Son--47 do 5 bels pickle 58 pkgs Pigsteet E Do
herty-9 hbls onions Chas Pleasants-20 bbls whisky
B Dreyfus--35 boxes che. se 10 bbls eggs E F DelBon
dio--. : sbls whisky 7" pkgs glassware 31 pkgs furni
ture C A Whitney &co-5 obis sausage 8 tierces ham
5 tierces shoulders J R Kent &co-2- tubs Latter Zu
berbier & Behan-sunndries to order- Tutal 1324 pea
meat 100 bbls flour
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Dec 22-321 bales cotton J H Maury &co--190 J C
Graham &co- 2 Lehman. Abraham &co--17 C L
Walmatey &oo-134 Alien. West & Bush- 73 Gard
ner, Gillespie &co- 1 Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell-4
Norwood & Richards--8 G W Sentell &oo-15 bbls
whisky C A Whitney &co-l pkge mdse J B Felhon
-1 do H A Boyce-i do W Goldmn--21 sacks peas D
Talmage & Son-i- pkds mdse C A Whitney too-i
do S L Boyd-8 do RM & B J Montgomery-5 do H
N Seibrecht-8 do E Booth--6 do A Darnell-- do
D'Arcy's Hat Store-3 pkgs fish J T Pettigrew 50
toe lard Miller, Dolhonde &o----40 tieroes hams J A
Norton-2 cars iron C G Johnson-- oar poles P T
Mitohell-I tank ail W P Converse jr &co- boxes
meas. .hwabacher & Hirsch-B pkg mldse B J Wes=
-1 do Banugarden & Langlea-48s T T Whie-I G
W enaedy-1 8 T Blesian--I I GBaesaht.
laltrt k heapn-3S BOl--4G W Vlo--1
bblta wlatllk C P E lll-1B bble alcohol U MItHnoap-5
bhls hemas Eatritge &beo--sndries to order-Tatal
710 bales cotton
Tralti No i--9 bales cotton order--1 Goo White
to Jno Phelps &eo---0 J L Hlaris coo--16 Allen,
West & Bush-085 J H Manury &oo-1 ear poultry J
W Bitton-1 coop poultry I pkge mdee N E Bails -
7 bble oranges J Nelson Itl-I40 seaok oiloake Hall
& Stringer-10 tone Iron Shakeepear &. mith-10 do
I) C MoCan & Son-- pkgs mde C A Whiturv koo
3 do M Sc4lwortr & Bro--1i pkg eggIs C H LawrencO
&co -lI coope poul ry Odell & Wrilht---sundries to
older-Total 347 bales cotton 120 acke o(ll(ake
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dee 22-150 bbin rnoltnsoe I Muhraye--57 do Riwhard
Milliken :l--4"2 L - 10 - L tantaIx &. Rone
45 do 0i hblnd anger It lIlltran--:1 7 hibb li(lalsn e 1 ; keg
do McNeOlv & Milltbur---- Total 2;!9 lib a nioleases 6
aegs do N hil, a uio:ar
STEAMBOATS.
IREAT REIIUCIrION.
. 4 CABIN PASSAGE TO
VICKLBURIG .......0n NATCTIFZ ...........D
BAYOU HAilA....... 4 BATON ROUGE..... a
Tim nllhvn rateo will hb ac.oJtedl by tlm Ifl
lowingg pal,,ng4r steamners: CITY OF ALTON.
SUSIE BIiLVER. (COMMONWEALTiI. CEN.
TENNIALI, BELLE OF MHItIEVEi'oRItT.
Apply to J. B. WOODS & (10., Agents,
n1n If 104 Cootin nl stront.
MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Loev.s oi( WEDNESNDAY. Do0,,. 2i0, at r . min.
SI.. FOR NATtIIEZ, VII KHI1UI(G.
(Lroenvilltn Arkl tioll,. Torrlon. He
ollna. Mlmlphis Itand iht( bonds-
The spoendid lpa.nllger 04otiraot'r
TIIOM$IiON DEAN.
ins. TI. Popplr mniot.r. Frank Ihook. Jr., clerk.
will learvn as (lov', pll hinl pa trtIttil(1ar 4ttoltiotlon
to n! ilt wt y (indl iotl frol tgh . ilon.s givoU i tild
tlirouglh hills Idling t t tln-d to aillt oint oil
White aunll Arkaulsas r v'rs. For frlghtl or
l(00sO (pply 4n h!nril or to
4Illlt KE'T"I' A CA IlTEIr, to l'lngnzlone .t.
.1ANNEY A WOllIK. W litR ; Ill; Co((io rnl(ooi,.
Througlh hills of lading ined ito i'ln lllllnff
nldb statilns on1 thir Little Ronk. Mislsoilppi
Iliver aitnt Tn's Rnllway, via Ark s. Arkllln. Ark..
n41 i T:o!'i t t Ila k Ro4k4d St4ti( ons' n th( Memthli
and Littl linok liilwn", in. IHoe1lel, Ark.
IBIOUKETT & CAII''Jl'i, Agotif ,
o'25 :I4 ManlgZ2nIo' st ret,.
DONAIlDMOTIVILI.E.
FOR DONALDHONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAIILROAD.
THE STEAM Eli
iT. LKANCIM BELLE,
Willa(n Gil!son. mastor.
Will leave the h1ad of Bllotnvllo strum at at. 7:41
a. m. for Wostwogo, with D1as.0nlgo14rs for all eta
tions onll the Now Orlotans al(n Texas 1ailroald.
Retullrning. will nrrlve at 4::3 pt. il. Ha14e0 bohat,
nnorlll'ti't l "ng with HSllllday A,'oolltllodation Train
will Ioave at ( ai. m.. retlurning suao1n daiy at :40
Froight reoel"nd at the arin planc u11 to 4:.1
o'olok will be delivorod at itl destination next
mo(rning.
0010 tf O. E. PAYNE. Suporlntinrdont.
IIEIl;F RIVER.
REGIULAR BLACK AND I l1EhF IliVERI
,IolV0o1 WEDNESIIAY. D4001411bor 3o. a4 r I(. rl.
4 FOl AON'H FEII YV. POINT
__.__ loron_, O irard, Alto. lid Month
i 4ui Poinit and ill4 ltnllings on l(( 'uf
4nd illlack rIIver- -'Thl( (s1tI'ur
ERlA NO. IS1,
Tom Tll ylolr rnsto'r. Erl. Fro.so clerk.
will liOtv. (1 na h n. ays I'( a rpllt(ti( ilhr lt4 lltion
to (ll ( lll l 'k rivier illusin .ss4 . F.or fIrighlit or pt4+
(ag(I alpply on ho r i 'i r tol
F..1. WI N IltIIIN, Natothoz .troot.
'1422 V. (!. !.l'NTZI' LI. i ,i, Natl'lhez rtrot.
AYOI RA IITIIOLOM IEW.
NEW o(tIEA AH AND) OTUAUITA RIVER
T'RA NMI'( ITATION COMi'A NY.
REGULAR BAYO(U lIA IltTI)OLOM EW PACKET
Loavos MOINDAY, I)oo.24. at 5 n. m.
FOIL POPLAR lLITUFF, '(POINT
P'll(lsl(lt st(ln tIIIl wal I(aIlinIgs on1
Blayou harlllo4mlolwv - T'Pir flue
stellnor
m BA mROP,
Glis Hodge. mnoot"r. Siru. (loodwy, cle(srk.
will lhave I a abovO. taking freight for oil lanid
lnog oin th( e Blallk an1d Olua-hiltao i rivers as high
(a the molthl of Bayou ilhlrtolomow. IFor
frlelgllt or l(s 40.ag( a4pply o I1 hoar'lli or to
Capt. J. W. II LANKS. President,
No. (L2 Canal ll lrt (I(rnfr of Delta.
ITTE & CAiiLIN lJillrfTON & EPPLEII.
.1ANNEY & WOIR. LORlD & MPIEAKE.
10:) Agonts.
OUIACHITA RIVER.
HEW ORBLhEANS AND OUACHITA BIVEE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
Weekly ouachilt City U. ". Mall Packet
Leaves every WEDNEDI)AY at i p. m..
FOR OUACHITA OITY, TREN
ton, Monroe and all town landings
The steamer
JOHN WILMON,
(In place of John I. Hlanna.)
F. A. Blhanks. master,
Will leave regularly as above. Will reservl the
Ings. For freight or passage apply on board, or
to
Oapt, J. W. BLANKS, President.
No. 2 Canal street corner Delta.
HITE & ABRLIN BRITTON & EPPLEB,
JANNEY & WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE. Ag'ts.
P. R.-Connoets rogularly with steamors Ber
tha Brunnr for fr Byou I) Arhonnn, Acmeo and
'l1immin Baker for Balvoul Ihlrtholomow an.d Ma
line river. and (t oos for Littl l rlv(r. fell tf
BAYOU MACON AND TENMAn.
REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENHAB
PACKET.
I P FOR FLOYDI). I)ELHI, WARSAW.
_____Crokott'S Point. Uliper and Lowor
Ttlnfso 444l( all WILay landings-Theo
light draft pa4sengelr rtlmlnmOrl
TRENTON,
J. I. Hullllivan., mastr.
Will leave --- -. )o,,cmonllr -. at 5 L. m.
TLNNAM,
L. V. Cooley, mastor,.
Will leave -- . 1,.. -, at r, p. m.
Paying particular alttu(tion4 1, to ll way and(
plantation freights. For frlight or passalo al
ply on Iloalrd or to
11BRI I'ON & EPPLER. 02 Gravicr strnet.
HITE & CARLIN 4 Tehoup(itoults Ot.
LORD & McPEAKE, t; Camp streeoot.
no24 tf
LAFOUIRCHE.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST' PACKET
THROUGH TO TItBObAUX.
Leaves every MON DAY at lo a. um., and THURS
DAY alt I p. m.
. . , TIE SIDE-WHIEEL PASSENGER
W. J. POITEVENT,
U. D. Terrehbonn. master. Gabe Blocr, clerk,
Paysl partieular littefntioll to wily bulinoss. Re
Iturning leaves Thibodnaux every Tuesday and
laturdlty. For freight or pltsage apply on
board or to ]tITE & CARL IN.
no23: No. 4 Tchoutitoulas street.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURBCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 p. m.. and SAT
UItDAY at 1o a. m.
g THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
ST. MARY,
Joe Dalferes. master. E. Nicoll, clerk.
Pays particular attention to way business, and
returns down the coast every MONDAY and
THUIRSDAY. For freight or passage apply on
board. no13 tf
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET,
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p. m., and FRIDAY
at 10 a. m.
P THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMER
As.SUMPTION.
P. A. Charlet, master, N. Z. Dupuis. clerk.
Pays particular attention to way business, and
returns down the coast every Sunday and
Wednesday. For freight or passage apply on
board or to B. RIVET,.
nos 105 Decatur street.
TBI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBRHE AND
COAST PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 a. m., THUBS
DAY and SATUBDAY at 12 m.
L THE NEW PASSENGEB STEAMEP
HENRY TETE,
J. F. Aueoin master. M. H. Landry clerk,
Pays particular atth -'on to way business, and
returns down the Ooas., ,eaving Donaldsonville
ever Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at . a.
M ofreight or passage appl . or
ns0 Deeatar street.
P &Lndss lil Coast paseeger and feight
Ia, daylight.,
Owl,0 3lt*lI
REGULAR UINUINNATI. O ISVIrhjr AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE.
Com Dosed of the followingt teamers vii:
THOMASHH8 E1IILOOK, GOLDEN CITY
CIIAB. MORGAN, GOLDEN CiiOWN.
A. C. DONAI LY GOLDEN RULE.
ABOBT. MITCLIIELL, C. B. CHURCH,
nUHEItOKEE. NEW MARY IIOUSTON.
U. P. ICHtINCK.
ONE OF TITE ABOVE STEAMERS
Li will le'av, New Orleans nv' y TUES
l)AY. T'IUltH4AY and HATURDAY,
oonnoeting wit h all riiliroti.dt and paIoket lines
runninglll out, from (iiilunati giving through
hills of IadIllg to all ploints. for throulgh ratoe
anldi all information app ly to
C. G. WAYNE. Agent,
o023 t10x Gravior street.
Lonaves on T i'rI`N)AY. Dn,,emhber 25, at l 6. m.
FORI CIN(INNATI'. IAUHlIVILLE, EVANH
ville, Hldr to, niShauwanotown, Palelah, Catiro,
iMinphliis, and all ilunrmediatll points-The
CHEROE IE.
GTo. Wolf. tlnaitr. Andy Iyorrs., clerk,
will l'lnvo as above. For freighllt or tpassage
apily on b-ard, or to
C. G. WAYNE. Im Oravior street.
nolR .. V. I)OUiLASH, ItM liravlir at.
VICHKHIUR, YAZOO AND TALLA
IIATCHIE.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS VICKSBURG,
YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIIE THROUGH
PACKET.
Lonvt' every WEDNESDAY, at 5 p. m.
t TIlE NEW AND FINE BTEAMEB
YAZOO VALLEY.
W. B. Phlllifp, master. J. T. Hall. clerk,
Will leave as above regularly overy Wodnesday.
For freight or ptsatl.ge apply on boarl, or to
JANNEY & WORK. 110 Commonn at.
It. W. A IDAMH 21 Commerchial Plaen.
0o14 if IIITE A ('A IILIN. 4 TIhoulitulats at,.
OPELOUSAA.
REOU LJA II OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Loaves every -- , at 5 it. In.
FeOt WASHINGTON. OPELOU
.L .ans,Pyrt tirrea.SlH muiirt Churviih
.vll .d (1 d,!n o otn te oast,
Atchafahtlay river and Bavtou .1 urtabloau-Thlr
splendid tlgstenger st!eamner
WI LIE,
(It tilauO of Lraesi Taylor.)
M. Konlsonl, ruiiittt r, Rlg. iQuat revaulx, clork.
will leav as tove For freight or tpassitgO aip
ply on board, or to
B4. W. ADAMS.
No. 21 Commercial Plae.
Connctting at Washiington with lino lof tl rguei
for iiayou llrlii r, giving through bills lading.
004
REGULAR OPELOUBAS PACKET.
Leaves rvery SATURDAY, at 5 p. m.
FORO WAHHINGTON, OPELOU
iai, Po rt Barre, Slmmsport, hurch
villn, and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Gourtabloau--The
now and light draft steanmer
BERTHA,
H. I. Broad masttr, Theo. Johin cleirk.
will leavo ias alutve. For freight or passage av
ply on board, or to
BRITTON & EPPLER, l (Gravlnr street.
Connecti at Little Devil with steaniers Creole
and Minnie. ja22 tf
RATON ROIUGE.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
I'ACK ET.
Leavs every WEINEI4DA)Y at to a. m. and
SATUILtAY" at a p. m.,
'Tie ptasaenger sitamor
a'., JOHN,
.1. I'. MIElroy. master.
Leiavei as aitive' for Baton tRouge Plaqlue
mlneh, ljonaldswlnvill ta i all lcoan t ladinuiL . re
turning every FRIDAY and MONDAY EVEN
IN(H.
For freight or passage app ly on hoard or to
5025 if E. O. MELANCO'N. 3a Blenvillto at.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p. m.. and FRIDAY
at 10 a. m..
The passenger steamer
JOHN H. IIANNA.
F. Bergaron master, E. B. Trinidad clerk.
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge Plaque
mine, Donalditonvillo and all coast landings
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS.
For freight or paDsage apply on board or to
so2 . 0O. MELANCON, 12 Bienvllle
UPPER COAST.
BLUE WING LINE,
UPPER COANT DAILY AND ''TRI-WEEKLY
LINE TO BONNET CARRE AND AHH
LAND PI'IAN'TATION.
STEAMEIt
BELLE,
H. E. arpor, master. J. E. Brocl. vlerk.
Will lI.ve Niw Orleans daily (HSundays except
ed) at 9 i. m. for Bonnet Carre. and on Saitulrday
at. 2 p. m. nol tf
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at 1o a. m.
SFOR ASHLAND PLANTATION,
Ascension parish. Donaldsonvillo
and all coast landings-The fine
side-wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WINS NO 8,
J. A. Comstock master.
Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean. clerk~.
Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and B n
day, coming down the coast in daylight. For
freight or passage a ply on board or to
a2 S. HENO. 19 Conti street.
B.S. All freight delivered in the daytime.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TiI
WEEKLY PACKET.
FOR WELHAM'S AND ALL
plantation landings-The steamer
MARY IDA,
J. A. Ruiz. master. Edw. Nicolle, clerk,
Leaves TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS. at lo a. m.
tReturning down the coast on alternate days
and in daylight. For freight or passage apply
on board or to
set W. J. COMAUX, 20 Conti street.
BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SABA
AND COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at D. m.
SFOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO,
Hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
Rouge. Plaquemine and way land
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACHITA BELLE.
(Representing new boat building),
John O. Libano, master, John H. MossoD, clerk.
Leaves as above, returning down the coast
every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BRIITTON & EPPLER, 82 Gravier st.
LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
au29 HITE & CARLIN. 4 Tchoupitoulas st.
BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS.
STR. GOV. ALLEN. STR.
John J. Brown FOMaster. A. Du as. Master.
Hermitage. Port Hudson. Lobdell'e
Store, Baton Rouge. Plaquemine,
and postoffice landings
Steamer Gov. Allen,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 p. m
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5 p. m.
Commencing early.
For freight or passage aly on board or to
RITE & CARLIm.
sNo. 4 Tchouvitoulas street.
JANNEY & WORK.
Jy31 J No. 106 Common street.
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 p. m., for
Port Eads and Pilot Town.
ALVIN W. T. SCOVELL master
Leaves MONDAY, WEDNESD)AY and FRI
DAY, at 12 m., for Port Eads and way land
Aclerk is always on the landing to receive
freight
No one has authority to contract any debts
against the above-named boats, except upon
written order of tbe captain.
For freight or passage apDly on board, or a
the company'S omee . No Conti street.
no? OH I OUNS. President
RED RIVIER.
Red River and Texas.
NEW ORBANS AND RED RIVER TRANP.
POBTATION COMPANY AND TEXAS PA
COIFICO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills of lading and through ptassen.
gor tickets to all landings on lied River, and ahl
railway stations in Texas. The best route tk
Hot Sprin s.
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertlnd be.
low:
ia n lell. Maria Louise. Texas.
0.. Durfee, ol. A. PP.Kouns. Lno us No. i.
R J. ntlhan. Bonni Lee. Dawn,
Kate Kinney.
FOB. SHREVEPORTI. JEFFERB
son, Kot Springs, and all land
itangs on Bed River and railway
stations in Texas.
FOR MINDIEN.
Bonfle I,er, Noah Hovell, !master.
Leaves Mt NDAY. Dltucemter 24. at 5 p. m.
No wharfboat oharges, drarage or commlesior
Sil1l be charged at mouth of Red River. or at
Noy Orleans, in forwarding freight consined
to the com any by bill lading.
For freight or passage apply on board e the
oats, or at the offlee of the company, 1o. 111
Gravier street JOS. A
BIT1 C 0A NIN $ e B 5le
iar LORD & MoPE K. A ,
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
FOR GRANI) ECO{I.r, MONT.
J.W gomery. Alexandria, Norman's Bar.
bin's and way landings-The steam.
or
NEW BART ARLE.,
RiBhard Sinnott. master (-.o. 1Hamilton, clerk,
Leaves every HATURII)AY, at, 5 p. m.
Will leave as above. For froeght or passage
apply on board or to It. W. ADAMS.
auto No. 21 Commercial Plane.
VICKOMBURUI, .IREENVILLE AND BENDIN.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, at 5 p. m.
. ..FOR GREENVILLe, VItIKHETURC
aanl the Bends--The fine and fiast
passenger packet
KATIE,
J. W. Tobin, master: W. N. Calmer ,lrk'
conns.tingat Vicksbu rgwith Parlsott,'a I,ne for
all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchl f rive- R.
Boat reserves the rligt to pas aall landings
that the captain mar oeem unsnafe.
JANNEY & WORK,
BIROCKET'T & CAItTEB.
It. W. ADAMS,
Through bills lading given to Trenton, Mon.
roe and all stationa on Vicksburg, Shreveport 1
and Texas Railroad.
BROOKETT & CARTER, Agents,
00.s it Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUEHIAY at p. m.
FOR VICKSBURG. NATCHEZ
Davis' Bendt and intermediate land
ings-TI' steamer
ROBERT B. LEE,
William Campbell, master.
A, MeVay clerk,
leaves as above, connecting at Vickshurg with
Parlsot's Line for all polnts on the Yazoo, Sun
flower, Deer Crook and Tallahatchle.
It. W. ADAMS.
JANNEY & WORK.
JITE & CARLIN. Agents.
Will give through hills of lading to Trenton.
Monrote. and all stations on the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta, La.
W, B. BROCKET'TI, Agent,
de21 as Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY at r,5 . m.
SFOR GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG
and the Betds--The fline and f,st
passengeor tac'ket
FRANK PARGOUD.
J. M. White master, C. Holmes clerk,
Will leave as abotve, connctlng at Vicksburg
with the "Parisot Line" for all points on Y.zo
and Tallaht eble rivers. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
JANNEY & WORK,
It. W. ADAMS,
BROCKETT & CAzITER,
Through Bills of Lading given to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad.
mh27 BROCKETT & CARTER.
SATURDAY VIOKSHURG UNITED STATE8
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDA. Dp. im.
Lv FOR VICKSBURG, DAVI' BEN
Natehes and all Intermediate land
ings-The passenger packet
NATCHEZ.
T. P. Leathers mastr 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
Ings that the Captain may conasler unsafe.
For froi ht or passage apply, n board, or to
JANNEY & WORK, lo6 Commop street.
BITE & CARLIN 4 Tchoupitot...s street
Will give throug' bills of lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all sttions on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Raillroad, via Delta. La.
W. B. BIOCKETT, Agent,
my as8 Magazine street.
BAYOU DES GLAIZEA.
Leaves TUESDAY, December ,, at a p. m.
FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON
port, Junction, Moreauvllle. Big
Bend Simsport and all intermediate
landings-Trh fine and fast passenger steamer
BI WUIFIOWEIR,
M. M. Dufour, master. A. P. Trousdale, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passag.
apply on board, or to IITE & CARLIN,
drtO td 4 Tehoupitoulas street.
STEAMsHIPS.
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR PHIILADELPHIA.
To sail on THIURSDAY. Deceemler 27.
The strictly first class steamship
READING,
C(tlb urn, mitter,
will sail as above. For freightt engagements
apjly to WILLIAM REE.VY, Agent.
del22 4 Carondtlelet street, corner Union.
BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
The steamships of the North Ger
man oyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall. as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
NURNBERG. Nov. 21 about Dec. .o.
BRAUNSCHWEIG. Dec, 27 about Jan. 27.
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); Steer
ag e, $36 (gold).
trom New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $150 (gold); Steerage, 45 (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana--Cabin. 635
(gold); Steerage, $15 (gold).
Children under ten years, half price; chil
dren under one year, free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers, their advertised days of
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. nouthampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. ITOCKMEYEf & CO.. Agents,
au3n lv 42 Union stress
SHIPS.
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE-TO RAIL POSITIVELY
on or before TUESDAY, the fine schooner
-MAUD. - , master, head of the Old
Basin, is now receiving and will sail as above.
For balance of freight apply to
E. R. POOLE.
de23 3t* 47 Carondelet street.
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.
FOR PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND.
The first-class schooner A. H. HICKMAN
Shaw. master, is now loading and will
have prompt diCpatch.
For freight or ass ap to theaptain.
on board, Pcayune r _ t or
0e18 49 Carondelet street.
ll'lvARSHIVPl.
TEAIII .
MORGAN LINl U(. N. MAIL wTRAMEMIIM.
The following low-preseure Iron Steam.asl
form theon lines:
HARLAN. IO. HARRIS W. IMF.il
MORGtAN' JOSErHINE. S ft IAt
OU [IEE. WHITNEY HU O
OLINTON, CITY OF NORFOLK.
ARANNA t.
MP1yrn fromi Morgan City. in conne-.tion witt
Morgan s Irulenina and Texa Railroad.
For Indlanola, via nalvtlag-l..
titotore I~vlng Morrgan City SUND J,
TIIUN.AY T tHDAY. ,',,~n... at tGalvesto
trtouinlo~ring lerter, tro HStIrtr CITY O O
FOi,K both lrtfigiht and pansrsngers.
Through bills lading signtel to Houston ain
to fill pointes bnyrot on the itonstotn and Teaxam
Central and (. fl. and t. A. It. R.,, nter ational
and Great Northern Itaiirotod, and NOw
and Texas Railroad, via llanton. and the Texi
Transvortation Company.
Freight charged as per new card rates.
San Antonilo freights received and forwarata
via Clinton and Galveston. Houston And
Antonio Railway.
eFor lraxes Santlago-
The Iron steamer
I. C. HARIUN
Will leave on
N -orn recnived without, orders.
Lighue.arln at Irazoes iantlago at risk and ai
Dense of consigrnes,
Freight received for and bhills lading asgra
only to Ilrownsville, via Rio Orande tiaiirolL
atpor new trllt, bn.s 3LR per cent.
Freight ayable In gold.
For corpus Cbristl, PnlIten s
SSBt. Mary's, via Ruo (ortr -The it*
steamer WT. MARY,
Will leave Morgan Clty on
'I'I.Ei-DAY. Decrrlhcmr 25.
HARIAN,
Will leave on
Idghtorage to Corpus Christi (if anyllA gli
and expense of consignees.
Freight for lit. Mary's and Fulton landed It
Rockoort.
Frght for all the above points received .lt L
DepotMorgan's Lmuisiana and Texas
foot of Lafarette street, daily, until p. U.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTT,
For Galveston, lHouston and Indgi
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot lolt
Ann street, at 8R: a. m., reaching Morganv
at l:25 p. m. there onneting with steamersj
WITNEY on SUNDAY.
JOtIEPIIIN on MONDAY.
1HUTUJINSON on TUEISDAY.
CLINTON on WEDNEFDAY.
MORGAN on THURSDAY.
WHITNEY on FRIDAY.
JO&EI'HIINE on HATlURDAY.
WHITNEY on SUNDAY.
First olass fare to lhreveport $I$--tis 45
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to G'
veston and return, good for thirty days, its
at $21,
Tickets and staterooms secured until S. p,.
daily (Sun~~ tays exepted), at Agent' ofioe,ol,
the Ferry ibanding, on morning of deportn
Through tickets will be issued from stl
to the reIal olnts on the Houston
Central Rilro.', on the Internation
Great Notthern Ballroad, and Texas sai
Railroad,
O. A. WHITNEY & 00., Agents,
iol ly Corner Magazine and Natoltes t
NEW YOlRE.
MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE STEAMBBIý
The following AI Iron Steanuirig
form this line
LONE STAR, ALGRS,
N W YORK, , MORGAN ITL
GEN. WHITNEY.
The Iron Steamship
MORGAN CITY,
TUESDAY, December 25.
SINURANCE TO NEW YORK E
Freight for the above port roived atth
ofi Morgan's Louisiana nd Texas Rirq i.
of Lafayette street, dally until p.m.
C.HA....A. 3ITN ,D 00. erit.
Jel ly Cor, Z1vatohea and Magazias streSWM;
FOR WARRINGTON PENSACOLA AlS
ILON
REGULAR BEMI-WFEE[LY PAGC
gmif The following first-class Alel
S , will sail for the above
ALABIAA,
F. Carroll, ms 'tw.'
Leaves positively on MONDAY, Dec.11, atsf);
AMITE,
Joseph F. Boyle, muga
Leaves
The above steamers will leave as above, Op3
site Jackson Square. Second DistriCt.
For freight or npassage 6u bad ( b z
auls tf is and 20 Uaion ureat,
HAVANA.
FOR HAVANA, CEDAR KEYS AND MOW
WEST.
UNITED BTATES M&IL LINE.
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
The first-class steamship
MARGAARET,
Baker, commander,
will leave wharf foot of Calliope street,
SATUIDAY. December 15. at 8 p. m.
Passage rates to Havana, St0; xeursolea tie
eta, o60.
Passage rates to Jacksonville. 0o, indeUd~
state rooms and meals.
Through bills of lading issued to all pOhinte 1
Florida,
For Freight or passage apply to
LL . ROBERTS, 120 Common strseet
Over Louisiana National 3NW'
The steamship fOtoI
on the - - . iy, y
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 8. S. IJN,
Tons. Commandel,
ALICE. .............. 125...... .Corhishley.
CHANCELLOR .... .200 ....G. Reynolds.
CHRYtOLITE ...... i ...J.. J. Corbishley.
COGNAC.... ........ 1000 ...... W. Alken.
COMMANDER ...... 1 ......
CARDOVA ...........1417...... W. Lang.
COUNCELLOR. .. "e2 e ... W. Tutton.
DISCOVEREi..... 2500 .. It. R. Willamrso
EXPLORER .......... .... W. Jackson.
FIRE QUEEN 110 ...... J. Fraser.
GLADIATOR ........1000 ..... L. Jones.
HISTORIAN ........1.50...... W. Wallace.
LEGISLATOR ......210 ......T. Burley.
MEDIATOR. ...... o10......J. Hanney.
OBERON ............. 120......J. Campbell.
STATESMAN ........ ......W. Hughes.
VANGUARD .. .1405 ...... W. J. (elL
WARRIOR ......... 122o...... W. L. Jones.
The st'amrship
VANGUARD,
G911. Commander,
will sail on or about Dce mber 17, 1877, from bh
wharf, foot of Calliope street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills O
lading for the Continent, between Hiavre Wa
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, wi
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all tim.
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN & CO.,
dr.1 ly 43 Carondelet streesk
SEIRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWZgg$
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVEBPOOL.
DIEGO ... 1654 tons.... .Ca.l. .o
GUILLERMO .....1225 tons. ...Capt. ehe ''r
FEDERICO...... 1423 tons...Capt. BidehOt
PEDRO ........... 766 tons ....C at. u gMu
CAROLINA .......1364 tons-....Capt. Ble.trS'
GRACIA ....... 9.8tons.... Coat. .Arizr
RITA ............. 859 tons....Capt. Gartes.
JUANA.......... 717 tons .... Capt. Gaetan&a
The above powerfully built steamship..s
enter the New Orleans and Liverool trade i
ing the coming tall. Will receive cotIa6n
sign through bills of lading to any PortEtst
Couthent of Eurole.
The steamship
IlTA.
w ill sail from h er w harf SA T U IR 16 tN o II,

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