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The sun., 1872-06-08
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"l 40 Iwu 10 contemplate the rascallty OF this
..uf ! was calmly thinking OF the
Used in this great city In popped
.r.u Arnold, Constable Co. s, fol-
Y"I .'t"c from A. r. Stewart X co.'s,
a.I I. '~I'rI time there quite a gathering
I Ii'' r.tt',- from a- ,ue leading dry goods
'Nn t Nud,' many exclaimed, - this
'h H,'ht assured that II was uudoubt-
,'' rue itH 'ar arm " Lagrdye x Co. had
NN .ne Capt Kidd, their curses were
Z Ai 'ut Very deep. Tue sun was right
''r agreeing Co keep IL from the public.
r N.'r being swludled by an old
I-' lH-it,e Was a terrible blow to them.
worth uf goods have been seized by
Nr ly ''..- IA Philadelphia.
' al lt.} friend II Lagldye was among the
She h1d entrusted him with the care OF
H""h contained several hundred dollars
" ru'tr ware. This he had made away
t"' -'I }pr,' sad the speaker warming up
= l,9trL Lagraye Is the meanest man
.. eyer Ir. a'hed Talk about him spending
\ ' "NN ue wr the stngest man in New
II 't frequently obtained loans from the
iit' insurance Company deposlting a.
'.l g0a.n United states bonds which he
' .f WITH Crgtited checks. The day before
:" .Hiuc he obtained 5000 on a check
'.fH"d certlhcation" Many other facts
'' gwen REGARDING this man and his part
'"t a' faithfully stood by him from his
..'- lN the present time, engaging ia all his
'.'' f..- and sharing his ill-gotten gains.
the sHEmFF's sEIzCRE.
D. ". Ion with tho alleged assault by
q. lIauhury, Deputy sheriff, on Law
' iH'n, United States Deputy Marshall
T.. las ilst, the following was learned yes
.f 1l i.e Nhcfn's once:
3 d. wits n claim and delivery against Alfred
Il ''-. t and Ei'Aary Simons, Deputy Sheriff
ana bis assistants removed household
1 N'.} consisting Of furniture, carpets, &c.,
a., ..r.r dwelling, ~ East Furty-egnth street,
n" '1h ~ May, and the following days TO
r'i - June by which time II was all re-
L ,,.'' ~ s'9les at Beach street. The property
,,n n'r1uy learning that 1t was the intention Of
pro,.rt,u,''H t,''H states authorities to remove the
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.Siiis. Destination. |
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY %, 1872.
CLEARED.


Steamship Russia Br), Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Wisconsin CBD, Freeman Liverpool via
Observation-Disclosures & Guion.
Steamship Nemesis (Br Won Emster, Bremen-Oelrichs
& Co.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Wilmington, Nc-Loril-
Steamship Ellen Terry, salyear, Newbern-Murray
Steamship wyanoke Couch, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Boodgood, Philadelphia-Loril
lard steamship Co.
Steamship Nerens Bearse. Roston-H Dnock.
Ship Jules Gerard Fr, Christin, Philadclphia-James
Henry
Bark odin (NC). Otto Cork or Falmouth for orders-C
Bark Concezzionc (ItaD Massa, sligo-J Phillips a
Son.
BARK Iva CBr), Litson Observation-Disclosures, Phelps
Bark Lucy Frances, Upton, Nuevitas-Thompson
Hunter
Bark Smith (Br). Howard, Parrsboro, Ns-Crandall,
Berteaux Co
Brig Uncle Sam, Grover, Humacoa, PR-Jas W Elwell
Brig Scotland Cook Cardenas-MiIcr 4 Houghton.
Brig Aurora (Br), Graham, Little Glace Bay-Heney 4
Parker.
.schr Elizabeth De Hart, Low Laguayra, &c-Mlller
sehr Isabel Dennison st AIMS Bay, Jas De Cordova
Co
schr Daylight Martin, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Albert Mason, Rose Washington, DC-Van Brunt
Schr Minnie, Erickson, Baltimore-w Chalmers.
Schr Griffin, Foster, Philadelphia.
Schr Samuel Adams Fabens, Boston-Brett, Son Co.
Schr Orchard 4 Torrey Gray, Boston-H W Loud Il Co.
Schr a Dyer, Barker, Boston.
Sehr l. Thompson, Hull, Hartford.
sloop Mary Elizabeth, Hart, New Haven.
sloop John Field, Rafter, New Haven-Rackett& Bro
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Philadelphia
Steamer CWaiker, Sherein, Philadelphia.
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dentation and bnlging where the surface should be
perfectly smooth II Is, therefore, out OF the ques
ton for the crew to think Of using this
as their racing craft; and we believe that
Mr.. Bitten, of Hammersmith, has been instructed to
As only three weeks remain before the race, the
crew will undoubtedly be placed At disadvantage
In having to take to a strange boat by an English
Their new American weighed only sixty-three
pounds without, and ninety pounds with the out.
practsing ship. she must accordingly Be one
Of the lightest things OF the kind ever constructed
and would, II in true condition, have been admir-
larry thin but there seems to be little doubt that
she would have been quite strong for crew who,
oarsman's point Of view, certainly do not rack their
boat about. Few tours pull more evenly together
than the Atalantas and few on river'that is new
to them could have so readily adapted themselves to
the course. day or two ago, contrary to expecta-
ton, they took a strong Bull over the whole dis
tance.a feat which they accomplished in manner,
seems to have been quite satisfactory to themselves
Rowing up to thrty-nine strokes they are said to
very like racing speed They themselves are just
as sanguine OF being able to defeat the London as
general opinion Is strong the other way They say
be no more highly estimated than theirs is here ];
and certain It Is that the race itself will ut
least prove which OF the two essentially different
styles is the more effective. On the part OF the
ATLANTA there is short and light, but in racing,
no doubt RAPID soRe IN the London there is
carried beyond thirty-eght strokes to the minute.
In addition to their regular evenings work the
London took a short paddle as far as the Craven
Point yesterday friday morning; while the
Americans, being engaged with the arrival of their
new boat, which Mr. Waterbury had brought up
from Liverpool where 1t had arrived by the City Of
London steamer, did not turn out on the river In
the forenoon. Until the craft by Biffen is COM
pleted they will continue their practice In the old
American ship, which has been in use ever since
they arrived. The four, we may observe, are all
good scullers, DR.. Withers, the stroke who has de-
feated the best American amateurs, being fairly
entitled to rank rs the champion OF the
Hudson. From the appended list of the weights of
the crews in juxtaposition It viii be seen that
there is striking disparity between them. In the
oxford and Harvard race the difference was con-
sderably less though Harvard was in that case the
lighter OF the two crews, the oxford boat averag-
There is little betting the event, but what
is done is at odds on the London. Nearer the time
of the contest the affair will doubtless excite
greater interest than exists now, though it may be
doubted whether excitement will run as high over
this as over the former Anglo-American contest
on the Thames
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Marine Disasters.

sTIr MoSIAsA tof Newburypore, Atwood, from Boston
Ssf Sa, Sss T1sH a a ali
st at work in M NE and drawing water
ha rs e.
the fire lower hold The captain writes that
at o'clock the smoke up thick that it was i'm
and havns Be- SroasG. ~ out the Hatch for
put the matches and cak up everything tight, IN the
hopes that with the help Of the melting Of The Ice we
deck over where we thought the IRE and kept
shears the smoke and heat bursting very strong
weather at the time being moderate and rainy and con-
north and during h Al mis- e seemed
me northwest and as ne ship commenced to roll and
ss and %s the S s os na We "
bored in the deck became great that could not bear
about then eight 5s'2 Sua ts
fs ane r made roS @ ready take to the
sfSsS d"a days Nssse%
nssSy
aa i&m Su na sS nS w1 m w T. in s
windows open On fe 18Th we made the Island Of St Paul
a aaa u asf 's n "a sns
Hnds5 mnS q such sonS S$,
out The chain commenccd mmediaey to get out hs
P alter landing all the stores we could get at ordered
n e * water al tine al hSs
S sp o BOARD wS as 3 Az ne S p Ms s
telling Them could leave shp as long there
was any hope Of saving her and made contract with the
a. h e so are a aS%n u and
assist n in trying to subdue the fire. Amer spending
aud ali preparation; made for drawing water took on
the fore hatch when the heat and smoke came pouring
o'clock the flames and smoke drove from the decks the
sW s ss and ss IKE % ne Ssaps hsq ~ "a
hands had gqt The snip TOOK saSe q her,
smoke and flames rushing from her orehatch took last
few hours the Montana would be in ruins At $50 pm all
her mass had gone the ice seeming 70 have no check
edge and AFTER sank We were the island five days
when the English bark rresanion hove in sight, which
enough OF our which had saved the captain
10 sS Ia M on MhS nd ne a er
after passage OF - days short OF water Capt Atwood is
bustion The sawdusi was taken in wet that state
slowed away in the bukheads Iheated, and in time took
% from Liverpool % days from lat 50 IN the Allan.
S to LAT 90 In the r1ss with strong gales from to
TO eeward port side, throwing ship on her beam ends
BARK Eva Hr), Brennan at Chatham, NIB, May Il from
renee Orr Quebec April So and had her alter works
considerably damaged.
scnn p SHARP, before reported sunk of Watch NM
IN examination Of her condition. and found nothing left
aSah her matzmast One anchor and a portion OF the
blocks arrived at Newport 10Th In the scL Young Ame
RIGA.
foremasthead OH Kenda's Head on Thursday last She
put back 70 Passport and was towed TO Calais the next
day by a tug.
scnR AmRAssApop, Warren from Bangor for wYork
anothe report says yannis put into Portland 25h inst
leaking badly.
srr4Mrnw We CnrSvy Captain John Kelly, filled and
pears that The feed hole cYelcssy left open, and she
hed before was discovered me persons who were on
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q rejection Of the proposals OF the fair sex would
constitute him suoh he does not possess those
facial or graceful attractions likely TO render them
blind to the
PRoMPTINGs OF PURITY AND INNOCENCE.
II the witness resembled in other respects his
antique moral prototype, Potiphars wife was GER
tainly q woman OF most execrabe taste. This wit
ness testified that he did receive letter of socita-
ton from Mary Driscoll, and that he Immediately
took 1t TO her school teacher with the hope of
ing her from career of vice. He also said that
Mary told him that DR.. Huston was her seducer and
had suggested the writing Of the letter.
After the examination OF the above witnesses the
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning, to await
the appearance Of those who have been summoned
before the tribunal but who have thus far indicated
40 inclination to accept the invitation.
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TIE ANGL o-AMERICAN BOAT RACE
From the London Teloyraph Mav1s,

Great disappointment was felt by the Ataanta lour
through the arrival yesterday Of their fresh hoat
from New York In u condition that precudeg the
possibility OF their using her for the race The boa,
was specially built by RCahr, Of white pine, fitted
with cedar and furnished with nickel-plated out.
riggers. Before beirg despatched across the
Atlantic she must have beer beautiful piece
of work and credit to her constructor.
Unfortunately, in packing the boat she was placed
bottom downwards in case that wa,7 not mper-
vious TO water. The consequence IL t.'at during
the voyage water penetrated the case ana nan
filled the boat herself s0ftening the wo>d ana
in the bottom there is perceptibie IN
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ARRIVALS.


Steamship Cuba CRrl, Noodle Liverpool May IS via
SSasesiy%. Max Ia W ~ spoSs snIp o,ns|o'
S% esme4 for ' e o. a lon g
passed inman steamer bound sa. 2sih lat % 81 lon
siea%ship hannSSsr sSG,: HmSsef, Bremen May i
fl n SsS;s Ms bsnt s 81
9ssn Hans
hadt Co. Had light variable winds during the whac
as?
s'ss%iss i 4r Ssss%nan May "a
with mdss and May
and and c Il pn
BARK na Same t frapPs Cardiff q aov. with
TO ss Made ays on ma1 and had variable
iron? to order Took the southern passage and had light
VIA o SsaqSsagss cscnSss
v%as SssfT s Sr "s ana naa
Bark Luciano ssrrs da oaeaes cstte Go days with
sage and had variable weater days north Of Ber
BsTs E"zzsTno Gs pGfm2 70 days WITH
sage and had light winds and cams was days north Of
bark d M@ns b RrnHs pD eghor days
II
Bark Czarana Orr, Nislse Caibarien, II days with su
Bark Ellen stevens (se Portland, How, Ma,anzas
Had ne weather was days no3 th OF lIatteras
Rrie Glynn, Eeen, Naples ana Palermo April IL with
Brig Kedowa salters Mareiles 20 DAYS with mdse TO
roitar April 49, TOOK the middle passage and had light
wwestery winds ana fine weather. was days north Of
Brig Acaia Peterson, Truxiilo 10 days with mahoga
ny &c 10 q Vessels. Had light eastcrly winds; been
3days north OF IIatterss
Brig Milwaukee of Bangor, Perkins Caherien 10
Houahtan lad fine weather days north Hat
Brig Joseph Clark (of wadoboro) stahl, Cardepas
days with sugar 10 Peter King Coz vessel TO Loud
Brig Ncmesja Span, Cruanas Cicnfuegos, IL days,
with molasses and rum, to order.
Delaware Breakwater May r. with sugar to Brown .8ros
schr Cotos jackson, Tampico May with hides, &c 20
Thebaud. Had light, variable winds during the irss
pat OF the passage from the Florida Straits very squay,
with much rain thunder and lightning
C dar and mahogany 10 Maitland Phelps Coyessel TO
sherman Had light winds and calms been 3 days
north OF Hatteras
days with fruit TO Joseph Eneas-vossel 10 b Weinberg
Had Hne weather Been days north of Iiatteras
schr Annie Bliss, urllcy, Cnrdenas 9days, with sugar
and aspialtum. tr Snow Burgess. -
schr Clara Montgomery, Borden Baracoa 70 days, with
lrnt TO j Pears l-vessel 10 Evans, Ball Co May
~ W ~ ~ lon "a 81 spoke brig Island Cry, FROM Boston
nr Mobile, days out; 2ith, lat 81 ion ~ 81 schr Ellen
1pnt mndnre bearse, Bar2coa, 10 days win ru5 to \
Schr Althoa, Garvey, virginia.
sem anne Jane Shovel, Virginia
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Examination of "a Modern sgoseph-sThe
Letter OF Miss Driscor.

BALTIMORE, Nay 2s, 1872
The Ecclesiastical Court for the trial OF DR. uus
ton was in session again to-day. The Court has
met with formidable obstacle IN the unwrlingness
Of witnesses to obey its summons and, az there is
nc power vested In 10 10 compel obedience its
members have been obliged 10 resort to the
rather tedious process OF "moral suasion." yor
this reason early adjournments have been the rue
TOT the last few days. The usual array OF sympa-
ihizers for the accusers and accused were on time
Today and were disposed of the same manner as
yesterday.
PERPLExISG CONTRADICTIONS
After the devotional exercises incident TO open.
ing had been performed, two gentlemen, neghbors
MARY Driscol, were called the part OF the de-
..n0c' VINO testified that they would not believe
MAY Diiscol, one Of his accusers on her oath.
VINO iaaes were subsequently called by the Church.
,a ,su seo mat they never knew tie young girl
Mr. cot MODERN JOSEPH.
man ~ amVr was then called. This Is the gentle
solcita,,,wh nun mary Drlscoll indicted letter of
ton and vi az " alleged by the advice OF Dr. IIus
the none ~. carried the letter TO her teacher in
ward path wsIi nc might save her from tic down.
treadnc r., ne supposed her TO be M thai time
plexion ana ba S iai, lahK, young man In com.
dreamy n'atie "sl blonde, but not such ono 40
nouch La wo'Si ~ are SAID 10 sigh for In r,ct
"Vo'u MAKE very fair Josenb as far ~
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sesT Ma5y sSss G v4an Virginia
sehr Levinia Bush, Virginia
Ski 9,Iyi SP Sns RfSy vspee, Virgins.
s se z i KiTs: Robin son. ,virSnis lcg Newark.
schr Clara, Cox. Georgetown, DC.
cr Pfks .ass H Es%Snd &C.
.schr Julia willets, Bayles, Georgetown, DC, for
sehr j G Crate, Lee, Egg Harbor.
The bark GiSyapn dtaD arrived 2th from Glasgow is
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Esw ssSs& for New York.
ui Snp To- bs &" for New
1sS EasSS 81 ssw Ma % lime
snnad, Perry Rockland for New York. with lime
sshr payson Knapp PrGydsnss for SeT Ss Yor Var.
New Bedford for or New New York York
sh
81! sSs 4,
cr Porte EcS S1 pcM o ssw York
ss%r Splendid New bsaoTd New y ya1t
sshE M Mss M rsFf fyfE or.
shr ss sstSnrs o o Ssw New york
schr amelia Augusta Mott Connecticut River for sta
sehr Aurora, Hall Machas for New York. with lumber
Aida Boston e, for h New York
Hsw for Sr S New
sc6r Joseph Potts. Davis, Port Jefferson for New
sehr John Lancaster. Williams, Providence for New
schr Samuel crocksr Ball Taunton for philadelphia
New s York With lumber
ssT sa.. T Rs, Fsnsp ss ssw
ST.! Ssw Ssdiss S TsS YORK
c Erred Hall G for N New y York
sehr ] il Ro,,s, Hall, Taunton for New YORK: w.
w % Tor
ssS MSrs
scr Aaa TaSer Cow Bay Ter New New York
schr Besker Johnson Stamford Io a. for Eop W
schr WIN Connors, Poole Bangor for New York, with
len for Sw York
schr W Thompson, Lowden Bridgeport for South Am
schr Pennsylvania Butler, Boston for New York.
schr Richard Morre Ferris, Greenwich for New York.
schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich New York, with stone
schr Mariner, sneran, Greenwich for New York, with
stone to order.
sarH s New SSg @ ar
sean for prov
schr VIM Allen, Mulberry Elizabethport for Glouces
s s rfRs RGs pr % rsna
Sehr Roswell, Copp, Hoboken Tor Bosston w.
tucket.
sshr Louise, Perry Hoboken for Boston, d..
Schr Grace Webster, Webster, Ezabethport for Port
land
sch arah hon " sroopyn Gt for SorWeh
schr Maggie Willard, Willard, New York for Port
schr H wharford, sprague, Ezabehport Bristol,
schr Ella II Barnes Smith, Philadelphia for Provi
schr silas Brainard, Buell., Amboy for Hartford
ser sara SeSe r for pov
Mm s
sc Aa HeSke en- for
sehr Laas saasE, r@str9ns Ezabethport for Boston.
shT Pat sss S1 FER
sehr Joseph Hay Bcebs, hondont for Boston.
sssr yssI
e ehr n avn anR MST ao Sr Oyster Bay
Schr Jennie II Sheppard, Filbcrt Georgetown for FAN
River.
uK for
Schr VIM L Peck, Buncf New York for Hartford.
schr George Downing, Mott New York for Roslyn.
Schr Transit Racket, New York for Fall River.
Schr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Ezabethport for Paw
tucket
schr Quickstep, Smith, Port johnson for Bucksport
schr Julia Gammage, Mitchell, Port johnson for Pro-
violence.
Schr Samuel p Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for SIAM
ford.
Schr C Acken, Mead, New York for Stamford.
Schr j Williams. Mornel New York for stamford.
Sloop Wonder, Garrison, New York for Bridgeport
Soop Wild Pigeon, Brooks, New York for Maine.
Steamer Aibatross Davis, New York for Fall River.
Steamer Nets, Davis, New York for Providence.
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REIOW.

Ship Mnnehaha CBr). McGrath 80 days from LondoI
derry (by pilot boat Wdgeon No 10y.
Bark Ironsides, Taplcy, from Leghorn.
Also two ships and four barks names unknown.
Wind at sunset NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ Courts Of different States; legal everywhere deser
charge until divorce granted; consultation free ~
NJ HOUSE. Attorney. $50 Broadway.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts OF different States No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every State,
KING. Counscllor.atLaw, 1863 Broadway
At A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRTCEs-CHINA.
n Glass Refrigerators, Cutlery and every description
of Housekeeping Articles. - - F~-
EDwARD D. BAssFoRD, Cooper Institute Building.
RARGAINs IN TEAS, OoFFEES GROCERIES AND
- Povisions warranted to suit the palate and the pock
cts OF the million. THOMAS X. AGNEW,
30 Greenwich street. New York.
HUMAN HAIR SALE OUNCE, 80 INCH SWITCHES
IL first quality Hair not dyed, only Sl2 The only hair
importer who reails at wholesale prices. CHARLES v.
fECkHAM, 6S Broadway, near Anity ST. Cut this ont.
r W. vANDEwATER
81. OFFICE, CABiNET AND MERCANTILE FURNI-
TURE MANUFACTURERS,
Us Ann and 1853 William street, New York.
THE GARDNER FIRE ExTINGUIsHER is AN ALSO.
L lutte protection from fire, being always ready for
instant perfectly simple In operation and prompt and
efficient in Its action II IL In daily by steamship
manufacturers, railroads and fire departments through
out the country and has saved millions dollars worth
OF property The government has adopted Il for
naval vessels and at army posts Information furnished
and the machine shown in operation by WALTON BROS,
g6 Liberty street and FULLY, DAvENPORr A co. "
Chambers street, Agents. New Yosk.
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S HIP PIN NEWS.
Almanac for New York-This Day

Almanac for New YOrIk-This Day.
Sun rises. .... 4 "a Moon rises. morn ~ 81
Sun sets. .... 722 High water. EVE 2 15
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
81. PHILIP STORE,
23O ROYAL ST., CoNER.
ST., PHILIP.
New Orleans.
R.l, CHlAPELLA.
-CASH DEALER IN
Staplelld Fancy Dry Goods,
TRIMMINGS AND HATS
At AUCTION PRICES

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Bailrosd Depst daily, at
A. n. and s p. n.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves tho toyt Of
Osual street daily 1t 8 l.. NJ 1ieie the
New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad. making close connections
at Mobile with tho Mobile and Ohio
Railroad 10 II poinas Nesth, East
and West.
For tickets apply 70
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Nosthep Railroad, corner Camp
and oounrc1 gtzsots, under City
Hotel ; o1to-
u. BEDElL
Ticket Agent Nov Orleans, Mobile and
ChatAnooga Railroad No. 40 Com
mon street, undes *. Charles Hotel.
J. 81. WN0fIKLD.
General Experimenting Agent *. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
STEAMBOATS,.

MKnoRAlus' SOUTHERN PACKET
COMPANY.
,Ek. FoR 81. LOUIS, CA1no,
R1 MxAnH1sand the Bends
The steamers Of this line will leave as
follows. ut s P. N.
Giving through bills Of lading over
the Illinois Central Railroad to oil
points on Arkansas, White and Cnmb
erland rivera Through bills of lading
and passenger tickets issued to all
points on the Upper Mississippi. as
high as st. Paul.
Plans of cabin may be see and state
rooms secured on application to
STEVENSON 4 VERLANDER.
Agents,
1876 Gravier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, President:
Bille of lading overthe Illinois Cent.
ral Railroad signed onlyatthe Office OF
JAS. 7. TUCKER.
26 Carondelet street.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
SUMMER RESORTt

Tho undersigned tGks pleasure IN IN
nouneing 70 theirzhiendb ard the public
generally, that The v~ell-lnown "LEvs
HORN, at Bay g. Louis, Mia-, has been
secusodand perfectly renovated BY them
~ 4 first class Civil Rights Hotel, under
the name Of ''srozzs HOTEL" and win be
ready to receive boarders on the 18th o
May 1872. The proprietors will spare
neither pains nor expense to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
8. J. STOKES &C.,, Proprietoes.
New Orleans, March g. 18z2 3mos.