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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
Grand Bolting (m) Ass Mee,ing,.,


At half past 10 o'clock on Tuesday last,
three or four hundred persons had assem-
bled within the walls Of Masonic Hall, in
indianapolis, for the purpose of attending
I'm ass meeting. The meeting was called
to order by Aust. Brown, who as he bawled
ont, Il nominate General Drake" looked
like scared monkey, who had just taken
dose Of the syrup of squills
Gen. Drake was elected to preside tenn
porarily over the (m) ass meeting. AS
he mounted the stand his face looked like
boiled lobster and he looked like a man
doing guilty thing that he didn't want to-
Alasl what (m) ass was there to look at
we thought of the time when Ryan grossly
insulted him and his family. and won
dercd at the mutability of human things,
when we saw the insulted father huggins
in political fellowship the insulter of the
daughter. But greed for Office makes
strange bed -fellows.'' ssssass
| After the Goose. we beg pardon, Drake,
we mean, was elected Chairman. little
fellow called Stickincider, or some such
name, who looked like an owl in specta-
clcs, was chosen Secretary. @sa f~'
A committee of five was appointed to
arrange for permanent organisation
Among those chosen we noticed Cookery.
"poor Cookery who refuses to support
the nominees of the party. That strange
critter" whom John G. Davis pronounced
a nuisance, because of his Unsuitable thirst
for Office. Hicks of Spencer. the hater
and systematic slandcrer of Bright; and
Dumont, who is charged with voting for
Fremont, were also members of the com
mittec. of - ..isast iF.ieffi -
On the report Of the Committee, w. w.
McCarty was chosen President .-ss sd -
Jerry Smith. who wanted to be Supreme
Judge. A G. Pepper. who lives in Ken
lucky, Wv. Wick, who was kicked out
of the Pest o Oflice, who wanted 10 beU. S.
Disbursing Agent, and afterwards wanted
to be Superintendent of Public Instruction,
he is not sorr. An. Puet, who looks
like scared skeleton on stills, and others
of the same stamp, were chosen Vice Pres
Solon Turman, who wants to be Secre-
tary of State, Chas- 1. Barker, who wants
to be anything and has been everything, A.
Si3epsfieker q lEuhf -Hifitt n ss0 r.
Lump Of vainness babbIing. .drenkenness;'
who forcibly reminded one Of the animal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
RE- The little scamp Of the Sentinel has

Z RE- The little scamp Of the Sentinel has
been whipped again, says the Indianapoli,
journal. A 'sDutchman'' up street called
Polksbian. to whom he had been living
about something or other he calls Iecomp.
ton. handled him pretty severely week or
two ago. The little chap tried to strike
back, and on the next Saturday the sturdy
'eTeuton" eny most skinned him. The
whaling, like the Esprit" of the s.youne
saileu,"Swas 'aremenjuous to behold. ~
Every lick peeled the hide in flakes as long
as hoe handle. Tho way the convention
punished him was q caution to Russian
knout; but the eTolks6Iof's shrasbing is
worse. Here are the concluding licks Of
the performance: s 't'se '''''
Hardly month ago it stigmatizcd the
Lecompton Constitution as "a breach of
plighted faith, as an unmanly attempt to
force the constitution of faction upon the
people" Yet now it is in favor of this
breach Of plighted faith. Hardly two
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

E The Logansport PAaros-better
democratic light now than it has been for
five or six ycars-calls the Eecompton COR
trivance the ..CHOICE FRUIT OF BRO
KEN PLEDGES AND LOCALIZED
RASCALITY."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

EEr The following article is extracted
from the Western Dominion, published at
Upton, Ind, and edited by .. Il. BAIRD,
Esq. We publish it for the purpose OF
exhibiting the spirit of the Buchanan De-
mocracy toward the Douglas Democrats:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

m Onryoung friend WILLIAMS, ofthe
Warsaw Mdiaaian, when he makes state
ment Of fact, in regard to the South Bend
Register and this paper, ought to be sure
that what he says is true. The conductors
ofthose papers are greatly his seniors, both
in age and pross s;sional experience, and,
whether friend W. estcems them for their
wisdom, or not, they think they understand
how to manage their private affairs, quite
as well a. he who sits in the chair editorial
at Warsaw. He shot veiy wide of the
mark. so far as we are concerned. Multi
ply the amount You named. Mr.. w. by
6. if you wish to learn how much we re-
ceivcd for the advertisement you refer to,
and though you may think it was not
enough, still, it is as much as you receive
for the letter list, if You ever publish it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
WAsHINGroS, Feb.

Gen. .Comonfort arrived in Baltimore to-,
day. A number ofleading Mexicans, who
have been here for some days. left this
evening for the purpose Of joining him in
that city. There are some mysterious
movements in connection with Mexican af-
fairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
NIGHT SESSION.

+. Dumcnt spoke. He looked like a
scared hen looking for nest He went
the same road with the rest. Every per-
son who spoke. except Gooding, denounced
the President, and many Of them said they
were now standing GU the same ground with
the Republicans, and invited them to come
and mite with then.. We must confess
that we never heard so much denunciation
of the Sonth, and such bold advocacy of
Free Soilism during the whole canvass of
1856. = sa.f4i~ ~ .'e~.~17 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
PLYMOUTH, IND.

IL When the publishers of the Democrat, Messrs
McDoSAID & BRo., assert that the Marshall County
Democrat has the largest circulation of any paper
published in the county. they say, what, If we are
correctly informed, is not true. flour information
is correct, and we do not think there is any doubt
about it, our aggregate circulation exceeds theirs
by over 100. To test the matter, however, and
pu. all doubts ON the subject at rest, We propose ta
submit the question to the decision of mutual
friends. Will they agree to this7 If not, the pub
lie will, of course, undertand the reason why.
As to their executing all kinds of Jobs in better
style than any other Office in Northern Indiana, the
assertion will deceive no one who will take the
trouble of examining and comparing the specimens
of Job Work executed at this Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE

taken in payment Of subscription to the EEruB-
s.ICAy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
noLlTIcAL-.PosITIoN.

ieihe Democrats, asits name imports, Dcnocfatic
in principle, conservative in sentiment, opposed to
the violence and oufrages that lave diegTaced the
Territories, and zcalousy IN favor of the Eghtof the
people Of each locality to control their domestic al
f.irs inferfercncc from those residing; IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
U ar0 q o II nj II

Professional and Business Cards. not ercseding
Eve trecicr lines len5fA inserted in this Column
for SIS per aanum, loa5er ones charged ia proper
lion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
Missouri Democrat.
'riinted and Published at 81. Louis, No.

Printed and Published at st. LOUIS, Mo. Iesa
TERMs.-Daily. S6 per annum; Tn-WcekIy, s.;
Weekly, 81 inadyances CLuss--Tencopies, SIS;
Twenty copies, $40. Address, f..f,...s..-.
WM. MCKEE, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
SHAVING AND HAlRDRESSING!
ALFRED BELLOWS,
Sh0rey. and HaiS.dreS ser!

OFFICE, up stairs. in the building ON the cor
n-r of Washington and Michigan streets, where nc
nav aIw,ys nc found during business hours
Plymouth, Ind, Dec. "A, l>55--1yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
J. w. BENEFIT, N. d.,

nFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of Marshal county. Office at his residence
third door north D. the Edwards House, Plymouth,
Ind. rttf -safsfF r Jan p, '5S--l2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

nUYSiCIAN and OBSTEfRICIAN. Par
t:culsr attention paid To Midwifery and the dis
cases OF Women and Children Office at X. VI.
Brown & Co.'S Stove arld Hardware Depot.
January 81, Is5S-llyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

who forcibly reminded one Of the anima
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
9i1 ORLEANS gilalltp ytlarErt.

cREsoEsr 0FFicn. No 70 Camp street,
Monday Evening", April 8. is55
TIE week commences with The very finest Of weaher in
naphee pe'cevaee in the activity shipping pro-
drs 10 The crowds which have been perambuatr tn.
Streets and the yeness the great landings The money
matks feels the influence Of thess appliances nee sls
being aeesssinie long paper nj the raie Of 10
81 wniee hgara several small negotiations we're completed TO-
d The calls the baak quite moderate The ,nove
eais 10 Cotton will be found under the usual head Feter
mold Ga with great hrnpess and esnes no oualp.
NE extent ofhe Of 1851 anx, is fan Regard
ing the present season. have adviees ths eyen M,
iexees have given the Mississippi side Of he river
on tbs Louisiana and Arkansas macy hpe es,a,.
viii Be eonleiely Inundated Though have aees AZ
f@ln The water above Memphs damage below cannot
BE seneded anes rapid aud unprecedented decline In
abe saaer should take place.
We remarksd IN III. advance IN exchange. Tn,
rneket oend ths inosng with considerable drnnss In II,
q the day advantages realized Nv drawers
bat the enhanced psteons sellers checked operation.
Sterling with bills Of ladlng sold lo5 a los and los,
eisar bills taken At led q l0 very prime Al l0 a
no. and fraction There small sums TAI d
for remittance los Bank drafts Lghes Francs dull
And wnted for investment Some renance has
hssa made 81 IS a s.26l<
Northern funds freely offered Tbs sold over Ii
coanidf T. and though held higher rates. III
market al round be said advance private draf
10 b bad IA bundance discount though some ds
days sight VISA closed at discount og did
laea 70 meei M advance eey IN Skip days ihere
qoh done. Al bills held y q IL discounts soun
sasn wss sa a iasood At q ~ discount weheafd
sher ansaans. aud parties have badly got work.
e only y ausen do nos feel Inclined the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06


Rso'rd That the surveyor be and be hereby authorized
properties beon ling he city OF New Orleans whether
Situated in tho city Of its limits
Be further res0lUsd That the book Of sketches shall
be di yided i've Tor the properties
Of the limits OF the city and the other four the pro-
each dis riot That said book Of sketches shall
In the Office the City Surveyor, and shall his duty
have entered in said book al the properties
owned which mag hereafter be owned
be owned by the Of New Orleans That the
and the dimensions OF each piece Of ground shall lie
written numbers and the Of by which
square is bounded shall be mentioned.
BE further TesOrcd, That margin shall be left each
the OF the said book and said opposite
each sketch shall further be the duty Of the Surveyor
First whom the properly acquired the
said acquisition and before notary court and whether
acquired by purchase Judgment donation,
with any person corporation.
Second, Whether said property is improved or not
Third. The value Of said property.
Fourth And when property shall be sold the date
the of the notary The purchaser
ehHsers the price and the conditions OF the
Fifth It right title any property held
city questioned then the Of the and the date
such pretension shall also be entered.
SIKH Aud the preensons Of the CT Of New Orleans
piece property shall also entered and the title which
the nretends sail properly
further Fesorcd That the Surveyor be and he
authorized dTai aid and him
pairing and pertectng said book Of sketches all
Department said craftsman his
hundred dollars-SOOper mouth, to be paid monthly at the
City Treasury
[signedl J. MAGIONE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsigned1 n. NJ SUMMERS.
President Board Of Aldermen.
isignsdl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor asst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

LIVERPOOL March IS, 1858
Although money continues plentiful The general business
Of the beht by ibis advantage
There little demand for either a. the
weekly meeting yesterday ate their mininum rate Of dis
count the Stock loans offered Consols and
turkish GuAnneed Cents almost nominal rates
The amount coin ami bullion in the bank "wednesday
nirht lat was being increase OF EOS $40
pared Win the previous There an increase Of G6l S4
IN the ri, Of notes and coin.
Tere have been cons arrivals OF bullion this week
and shy prices inclined 10 droop No
quot-tions the Of the dol
lars and BIZ the West India cket remain unsOd
several large shipments principally gold ed for daily
Gold con be in fair demand for the Continental
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
RECEIpTs oF PRoDuCE.

MlNDtn-Siesmer Empress-2S6 bales cotton Buchannon
carroll kcoll9 duncan Ioran-ie John Wat Aco-9l do
Philips &co-s9 Bnnde Hubbard kco7S ba ea cotton
Aanpoeil Srong-l5 bales cotton Canack West--O
hekiero5 bradfetdo frerson Conway &c62baes cotton
u May &eo-es Richard Nugeai 6eoi9 = nAIdie &e027
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

Rs ny Capt Deano Of the ship Old England March 18th,
lat IS o. NJ long 60 TO- W. clipper ship No,man from China,
bound to New York-snpplied her with provision.
March sd IS miles Of Abaea, ship International from
HAyre-bonud to Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL.
no THE HoNoRABLE TaE CommoS

Il Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
We, the undersigned Of property fronting rsvier
respectfully honorable body have said
snelled, from Magnolia Broad The surface
semi eliptcal shape the which be
above overflow either from flooding ake-waer. And
your petitioners as n duty bound viii ever pray
M Mann. of NJ Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
Sbippmg SuttIligtnts.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
TUESDAY, April 6, 1856

TUESDAY, April 6, 1865.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Shelter shedd for Liverpool Jones' Macknder Aeo
ship jacob Slarnier, Hillz, for Liverpool
Boudousque Philips
ship BrianiA Fauon Liverpool Baxter, Lowell 6co
snip ocean Seed Strickland, for Hayre L Whitney SEQ
Mexican Brig Hercules, Pauma Inc for Campeaehy and La
sehr 4nois Whitaker for Mobile NV Hn nas,Ien
sehr vieu Roman. for Pensacola Merritt MeConne
sehr Naraganset Hail. for Boston, Jos II llass
schr Elizabeth Morse. Stein for Mobile DIN Stein
sehr julia han Morton, for Havana Boudousque Phillips
ARRIVED.
sehr Kate samler Andre Rio do Janeiro Feb 18th TO
Joshua Dixon--Poiat. y ~ ''' ~
sehr Thos DsnniOp strong, from Savannah to mAste-ls
sehr Anna Belle Ellis two days from Pensacola, to master
sehr Lizzie Msaiek Ileansen days from Pensacola to John
sehr Baside Meyers days from Mobile to masterBasu
schr Martha HARRISON two days from Pensacola MASTER
sehr serna Llado, days from Mobileto maser-Basin
Sehr syphde, Barbarian. from Tehefnncta- Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Rw Powell, Estes from vicksburg
Antelope, Bealef. from Louisville
VIM 5 Nelson. jameson, from Wabash River.
Ceres LahaTh, from st Martnsyle
Cuba, HeFn. from Mobile
Lotus Dillon, from Boeuf River
Gen Pike Brown from ckport,
Hiawaiha Dix, from 81 Louis.
bayou Belle. /. ons, from OpelOusas.
Comet kliioti, from Onachila River
W McRae. Moore. from Ouachita River.
CAPITOL. BarrHnco. from Morganza
salile Robinson, Powet, from Red River.
DIR Bailey. Dngas. from Lockport
Linda, Parker. from Bayou de GlaiSe.
Empress, Risher from Minden.
VIM Basaley snnoit, from Moeile-Lske end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat II w. Palmer from the down light
brought up ship kentuekian and schs Kate stAmer and
1hOs Dennison.
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49, DANIEL EDM ARDS IRON CoPPsh,
WV TN, SHEET IN, BRASS MOULDING. FIN
~. ISifING AND BLACkSMITHtN8 ESTA BLTSTl-
0MENT, Nos Is 80 aud - New Levee. aud 81,
II Fulton street, New Orleans
Facilities for the following described Work
superior any other house In the south Vest
Chimneys, Rreechings Stills,
juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans
CHARTERS. Fiterers Heaters.
Copper Tin aud Pewter Worms Disters;
Pine.
Sole Agent iNr Worthington's celebrated STEAM PUMPS
adapted supplying boilers with water
hres eeVaug and distributing pubic buildings
aud water works. draining, etc, ETC.
Also for sale the New England Steam PUMP for feeding
steam boilers, etc,
Asheros STEAM GAuGEs tor locomotive and stationary
engines.
STEAM WHISTLES BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
and every description Of BRASS WORK my own
GAS PIPE from y inches diameter connections
suit
The trade supplied BRASS WORK At New York prices
for cash
anime my Steam Trains manufacture Sugar before
purchasing elsewhere They operation
years ard give universal satisfaction
All orders hlled with dispatch m23 II
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A L,HoxoRABLn ooNsEIL ComD1UN DE

7
les sOusgnes de prophecies face Ia Ira
ver, respeetuensemen demandent honorable corps
davor la de cquee de la rue Magnolia Ia Broad
La surface de la Ill deVant avon semepti-
ealn centre rahr dnoudation des plues
du refou du lac, vos pe,onnares yOus
seront reconnaissance ianas
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S %sHKb it ahIE E 1tsI 60



ON TUESDAY, atON THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, at
= 7, NJ at p. NJ. z. NJ.
The magnificent :. The magnificent The magnificent U.
states Mail packet " s mail packer States mail packet
PRINCESS. Caprn vic $ bur z NatcheZ. Captn
WILSON, VIII leave Cbp j. NJ, White, 7. r. Leathers will
Tor DonaldsOnyie will leave for Don leave Donaldson
PlaQuemine Baton aldsonyile Plaque II e. Paeuemne,
Rouge, Port Hudson mine Rouge baton Rouge PORT
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou HUDSON Bayou Sara,
River Landing Fort sara, Red River Red River Landing
Adams tic q Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams, Nche5
Waterproof Rodney ANS Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand erproo Rodney saint Joseph, Grand
Gulf Warrenon and Joep. Grand Cult Warfentop and
nieksDurg . Y Gu WaIrenton, VicSsnurg every SA
T ESD AY at o. Mi II kens nd flfRDAN. OF 5 o.
o'clock z. IVieksburg, l. a elcock P. ".
The PRINCE 81 Providence Stacktl The steamer ATT:
connects at Vicks Island and Skip HEZ Mt
burg with the steam vi his LRnd Yicksburg with the
U. s. AID, and Pitchers Point Ash steamer RANGER
will take freight for TOMS Landing AID and will take freight
all the landings Carolina Landing for all the landings
Yazoo river high THUKSD Az YRzOo rives high
rs Greenwood lat 5o'cock p NJ as Greenwood ut high
water
The above mentioned splendid packets will
their regular days without FAIL the appointed. All
business entrusted their win be promptly and faithfully
attended
These boats will be responsible for letter
containing money iewey other vauabes unless regular
pills Of adng TAKEN specifying the contents and value
the freight paid vauabes deposited with
BY the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, 5S OArondeet Il,
n5l " r. r. SMITH. No I rchnnnitnu las 81.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIV Err.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Oh instant, a II o'clock NJ
IT. =. FOX CAIRO AND LouiS , LII LII!
T r. P T. Vii TVS Saf ns ''S'H
tetraedae landings as above For freight passagehavns
IS 1 j !. P3GsUD, Advertising Agent.
Leave. on TUESDAY. April {. ASP
r. CINCINNATI, NJ SDIsoN AND LOUIS
A. o. Tyior D. GoiieT' m R.Se Ino Go
er elerk will leave for the above and all intermediate land
m2s y j. s fHGAUb ADVERTISING Agent
Leaves on TUESDAY. 81 inst, at 5 O'Clock P NJ
IT. - FOR LOUIsVLLil, Evansville, Cairo
So = packet Empress, r ". Erwin, master O T.
handbags above. For freight Or passage apply on board
as J. !. PAGAuD. AiyeitisleE Agent.
Leaves on TgEsD y; Islh inst iatgpM,
Cairo and I'd ne@PsaIhs fine regular PASSENGER
IL g. Mclaag6In clerk win leave for Louisville and all ia.
ermediaie landings as above For freight passage apply
As ]. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent
Leaves on TUESDAY 9Th instant, at6PM
IT - FOR LoulsVILLE.-TnE sPLEN-
So 0. W. Stewart, NJ q Poster clerk win leave
for the above and all Intermediate landings For egh;
s5 ~ J. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves Oh F TGgN Eo syT ~ FINE
sg9e,on ns syn ru &" , passenger steamer
Sage serS will leave III lie ali Intermediate land
ings above For freight or Psesag. apply 81 board
Leaves on W sDNEsDAY, III lust. a5PM
H FOH CINCINNATI, MADISON
Louisville and all intern. diate landing.-lhe
fine regular passenger packet steamer Il. II.
" lnsioy, j. @. Mc3l, master will leave above For
as j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY. April s.a5P
r. FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, LOU
ivillc and all intermediate landiigs-The fine
regular passenger packet steamer Gen. Pike,
Futer, r. f. Bowers, clerk, will leave For
a5 - j 5. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY lOh inst. at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ.
IT, FOR LOUISVILLE - THE kEGu-
lar swift pas euger packet steamer RObt j.
- Ward, Capt. Sias +. Miller will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings For freight
THOs KEEFFE Agent 25 Gravier street
plan Of the cabin be seen, secured
by applying to the Agent, &C
Leaves on THURSDAY 18Th instant, atbPM
r. FOR LUUISyILLE, EVANSVILLE
la4eHt y Cairo, and Memphis - The fine regular mail
L. Il. Durham master Thee Judge clerk leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board
a5 }. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
STEAMER DIANA, FOR LOU
lE4xEtse' IsYILLE-Reguar New Orleans and Louisville
zs-sz=sss@s passenger steamer DIANA
This entirely and splendid passenger steamer Ed. T.
Sturgeon master, VII leave Louisville and all intermediate
landings throughout the season as folows.
Leaves New Orleans ESDAY, April 20 ut O'Clock NJ
FRIDAY, May 7,
MONDAY May ~ q.
THURSDAY, June 10, =.
SATURDAY, June g6
TUESDAY, Jolly rs,
Friday July 81, e..
Passengers and shippers rely the puncualiy Of this
No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan OF her cabin be aud secured by
BELL, BUCHANAN CO.
as No. 81 Poydras street.